New-York tribune., 1842-01-20

Dodge, RUFUS Storey, John Culver, J. II Meaard.
Abraham G. Valentine Benjamin NJ Wilson,
John Nuldoon. Samuel AHdrees, Haughtoa D.
Gage, William Froment, Stephen Barker, Come
l:u- c. Jacebus, William Leggett. William E. Bal
ley, John Mccoy, Henry Ayres, George Fickert-|
following were challenged PstemPtorily and
So aside;
Taomas Wiaship, Peter Fairchild, Charles Hun
ter, William L. Connely, Henry Ha.ienbeck, 6.
c. Hebard Jacob Seabold, William -Fordun.
Richard E. Mouat
Thomas Dodsuorti--hceps store az :o2
Broadway. and has formed an opinion il the state
:ents he has heard ere true; MS mind, however,
IS perfectly unbiased; he knows none OF the par
ties has 10 scrupes in sitting il such case; has
seen clashiag statements did not receive either
true, and termed no opinion TO the affair: ha IS
slow at making up his MIND in stch matters. he
admitted and sworn.
--4!frcd H. D1u'scombc-Has formed no opinion:
resides al 3337 Pearl 81: has read the statement.
published; has no conscientious sc9uplas; has no
personal acquaintance With any of the parties. but
has seen Mr.. C0!;oRcc oI twice: he oacn bought. a
brush two at bis store; has been conver5ed with
on this subject by noore is native OF this coun-
y. He vas admitted and sworn.
Join II UNiQms-Has formed no opinion. so
FAR as the guilt OF the prisonc. CT the crime
deris concerned. In regard 10 the fact OF killing.
ne has 10 doubt; and Ms impression IS. that il was
donebv the pcisoner-whcthcr iuStiaably or net
he cannot tell resides at l99 Aadison-street does
business TT 3l5 Pearl: Is acquainted wiki none OF
the parties z = was admitted and sworn.
Twas then announced BY the Clerk thu, The
panel was exhausted and that Only eleven mad hcca
qualified
Mr.. scldcn asIlc! whether the Clerks rrisutes
exhibited the fact that p out Of the old panel had
answered.. The Court told him he could make
tbs enquiry at his leisure.
The Court then read the provisioain the Statute
and ordered tn. Sheriff to sufnnonfrom the County
at large one person, re;urnabe this morning at 10
O'Clock He also said that no more would be ad
nitted today into tie room than could be seated,
and ordered special accommodation 10 be provided
for the jurors, witnesses, and reporters.
Four officers we're then s,roIn &c axe charge
Of the Jurors and were ordered to give them food
and drinlvbp; 10 spiri,nous liquors and 70 suffer
them &c hold no conversation with any TIE
Jurors themselves were advised not 10 talk even
among themselves OF the Subject OF this trial and
then st II O'Clock the Cour, was adjourned until
10 this morning
We publish the following at the rcques; o! t,icndo
xo wishes others know where TO find relief Ncoml
the name .lodestv requested
Or. Sherman
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lively my than usual OF the
ladies' asked me Why vas dali and nsCCiablc Told
her that had severe headache End felt quite unwe!l-
A. the ladies' always first scohe oar pains and to
press ,hai- bands afectiountey the feycred brow
yo; will not he astonshed when inform you dat ;hcy
brought the healing balm, yoar celebrated Headache Log
engcs which, after usin. o tnr- the pains left me
and was entirely cured This | send you as Slight
tribute OF the wonderful efficacy of your invaluable med
cine, anl from this time viii never be without II.
CHARLES -''--
New.fori, Jan. ls, 1912.
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