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A Compoun1 naiaam mic Prep
aralion 6ros wild Z her
~ RaTk and Tar.


lie isH ,omeSy Asosn 10 Us so,Id fer ik
esus IF CssrAs. G. oids. AstAn'a Crssp, Bleed
trg Of Lh Lsnss, Whoop,ng Covyh, Bros-
shins, I-fvesIa, shorinsss Of BrssiA,
Ps,n ~ ihe Breasi or AIDE. L&ssr
Compliant. sad ne 6rU Hegss
CONSUMPTION.
I,hosssnd rssss deemed utterly kops'sss have
So, sasbhshed as vast snperoriy ever every
fefwsl ned,e.i discovery. Il hss s-sys bsss s,y
81 'Ssipte, o-s p,escfip,,os ts're ned chief
INN ehen'esl siuaon from Wild Glory Bah
srd f.r-t~o trees thst are scattered wherever de
ss.ss al The lsnss prevail We give lev iastss-
60 Of m sItsota,astyi power, ftos estslosss
. most whhost cod.
A lad, (.ddt..sr. will BE- ti,ss 81 the New Yorh
Assnoyl -bo ~ss yi,sn up by ell her Shyseisns 10
dc ~ eosssrra,on, d a hard tumo' fos ssonihs On
the sIdersised smoss iAfys qasnttes Of matter 70
sou Of bopy ssbs,sscs bad i.ksn no medicine for
t-o month. bs,ns passed all hope-sntusly cured
! b' fee bo,,le. Of the Bslssm IN Sep,snbsr ssd
October. 1874
LW,hnm., Eco sttorn.,. Ae, n Y. cured Of
spssane ssi Inns 81 t-enty Eve year, sta odns Get
,issd to BY Recorder T.ll~'dss Esd } Pow
or, u. ID.
| A C.rm.n. Ne- York city. -ho he'd not slsps !,
lag down. tot seven ysss. bsiss obliged to s'esT
In sttnf posture, 90 fer cured IS to sttsnd to biz
/ Doe aess ,sst the most stormy weather.
Thorn,, Rrsdiee Esq J. ? J.nsres, l.. /
/ Jacob IIoan.n, NJ d. IluniInsdon, eursd
child Of + She rosbls. Of obstinate disease Of III.
| lung, amer he had Insd oil The ssusl remedies ~
| vain.
"Thers ~ no such ting az far in the his
tory 81 this wonderful haissm. Etidenes the moe
convincing evidence that no one can dcubi--iallI
esiabl ishrs Ihs fsct. For tho SAKE Of brsvi,> VI
ssleot the following from thousand
Isssc Fisit Eco editor Of the Poushkeepse -
~. ope the mos, inhuentisl papers h~ state o
New Intt ststes under the authority Of hs owl
name. That young lsd,. relative Of his. Of yer
dehc.te constitution, vas stiaohed IN Fetusf,
Is4s with severe cold which 'nimodi,iel, produce
sptting al blood. cough, lever snd Other Jsnserau
snd slarnins symptoms. Through medical tfest
ment and care she party recovered DUNG the sum
inrt hut on tho rstsrn Of winter she WIS s,lsoke
more vioiently than at hut-,he was scarcely sb
To walk, and Va, troubled With cough ch,lis and ie
yer ,v-r' day, and appeared to be goira rspdly wit
consumption at this time. when There vas no sig
, Of i'm provement, Mr. Pisu procured bottle Of VIZ
| t,t's BAlss,n OF Wild Cherry, which she TOOK, an
% seeming restored her She gcts second, an
heG.rr Il wls half taken she was restored to per
Ce-t l,a.tN. which she has enjoyed 10 the pteses
troc ~itsaut the 'lshte'.s mPom Of her fofms
| s,ssss~.
Mr Pisu ssys the cure came under own oh
se,st,oa, and cannot be mistaken as TO The iaci'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11
Dr. l.crick's sugar Coated
Pills.

Grtats,i impror,aeni Of n, age Price
25 CENTS
vg>us celebrated family vegetable pill to-
4,thet wnh
D. s:cIick'S
Al mr. fnp AVN nIf'r
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SANDS sARSAPARlLLA,

Far "A, rssorai and pcrmansrt cave Of
s,,,as,, ariusg frtys a. tsspsrs sisis ~
"A. Mood or haSn efhs ,vsfe-.
As, mild arstirni, sn'lseptie and tonic, ~
"a eon,sins tho three mou useful proper
tie. of medicine. !, putses. rur'hes sI'd ~
stores. Sctoiuls, Cancer, Ieptousy. all oi'
Ger, and scrolulou. sores. ali disesses OF The
akin. and all internal disorders not organic
bu, .p,inp,np from q diseased eirculauon,sne
~, before iis hygeisn Influence
Disesses having their originl IN IN I'M
pu,e state of the bIoed, and fluids generally.
will he .psedily and efec,ualiy removed o'
thi, invaluable medicine ss ia opcrs
lion is, peculiar. and consists m re-
moving The canse to disease by entering into
the circulation and passing through The gene
raj system.
Tho following letters furnish additional
testimony AZ the intrinsic virtues OF the Sal
sspstills They speak for themselves
New York. April %, lsts.
Me.sr, A. Is. ~ ID Sands Gen;lemrn,
Feeling 1t duty due to you and Ii the CON
munity al large, send you this cer,ihc"'c o'
all the healing virtues ef your Sstsapatll'''
that others who are now suffering may have
their confidence established and use your
medicine withou, delav.
Twas troubled With severe ulcer on nv
ankle, which extended hall Nay up TO The
knee, dlscharg'ng very offensive m,'ter' ITCH
ing. burning. and deprivinR me ofen Of my
res, at night, and very pall'ul 10 bear,
! was recommended to use Your SatsapA'
rlla, bv Mr. James Mcdonnell, who hid b.er
cured by il, and after using FIVE bottles
WAS completely cured.
lhave delayed sending you his certificate
for one year since the cure ~ss effected II
| order 10 ascertain With certainty whether !
Was permanent, cure, and It now gives M
the greatest pleasure to add lh,, have sect
nor felt the slightest temperance of II, an'
that am entirely well.
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GES,
COUGH LOZENGES,
Dr. HeriCk,S

GES,
COUGH LOZENGES,
DIR. HeriCk's
VEGETABLE TONIC BlTTERS,
ono box makes half a gallon, price IS cents.
HtNHICK'S SCIATIC LINlMENT,
tho best remedy for rheumatism, spralns,
bruises, sore throat. frozen feet, etc, price IS
cents. Also
DOCTOR HERICK'S GALBANUM
STRENGTHENING PLASTER,
This is the first and only oblonc plaster made
and is spread on beautiful lamb. skin, de-
signed for weakness IN the breast, sides and
back, also for lung and liver diseases, they
can be worn LOT three months with ease and
convenience. These aflicles ali ielail loI
IS cents a boz, all but the plasefs and these
Tor Is ~. Sold by l.. Daniels Rutland. ID.
Morgan & Co. West Rutland, J. Perkins
Casle,on, Wheadon y swallow Pswle,, S
ID W,nslow P,t,.ford. Volney Ross Brandon,
X S Armstrong Wes,haren. G r Msrkee
Ben,on. { A. Munger nlll Village. p. Far
mum EAs, Poaltnsy.W Ssrgent 4 Co. Wells
Corners aud by one or more respectable
agents IN every Town and city throughout
he United States and Canada. is SIN
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THE ONLY CURE FOR
ConsWMp!On n .-trcr Co,
plain.

TT.hould beresorted,o"' all VIM, ,..r,
Opposed 10 consumption, y uo,bl.t.
q cough ~ cold. night sw,A,.. aNLr,
in the side and chest. difficulty nI ,,,,n 49,.
ughineN, and soren-ssactp>s ihr ,h,,
chnls, LAYER complaints and I'll sNr,,,,. II
the pulmonary organs.
THE FOLLOWING NEEDS SO COW
4
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NOTICE
CAME ,o'o me enC.''''' %,
"a u he ,plrrperon or ~''''
- The 2o,h day OIL. August ',I
~ y mare suppa,c1 to b." oo' y
=: III wear. Old. We s.nps, IN Dr.
6ce,uo whue hind feet supposed 70 no
, ,n,v,osJ N hath f,al ies.. Its owner IS
requested 10 prove property pay '"''@'' "
ne ''' ava BHvI,NAN HlN8EHLY =.
West Haven AYG 20 ' '7''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-27

Fact md Fancy.


The Captain of the steamer Herald writing TO
friend in ST. Louis the 10th instant, says there Is
great deal of ice in the Mississippi river. He adds =:
We came TO steamboat Olive Branch, above Con-
merce, aground. with hundred Germans on board.
IN starving and freezing condition. being without pro-
visions fuel the ice running. and their yawl in
sinking condition. We took the passengers ON board,
gave the boat al and wood to keep them from
freezing and then started to try to get to some safe
point to lay up during OF the ice, and VIII the
within length OF being the bar. then stopped
and could get no further account of he ice There
three boats laying each other that We
have gangway from one 10 the other The Herald is
next below. and the Missouri Mail close by The Bru-
nette one mile below, in good harbor Powers
Island The boats have their passengers shore,
where they provided with provisions
II is stated that Judge Garland, of Louisiana, has
shot himself.
The chair occupied by the President of the Pill.
grim Society the dinner at Plymouth on Monday was
property Of Carver After the party had begun
TO dperse the chair placed on the table Tor the In
specon OF the remaining company. One gentleman
present quietly and with apparent carlessness broke
OF from under the seat Of the chair loose piece OF the
flag straw mating, Of which 1t is composed, and
slipped into his pocket memorial Of the Pilgrims
This thing unmportant, and neatly done that 1t
would have excited rk- but it could not but ex
cite smile those who observed 1t who happened 70
know although ths tme of the chair u ~ old
the history OF the colony, it hes been resestsd by
modern hand
caucus meeting was held at Columbia, 5. c., a
few days since, and report was made by the members
from the suffering Districts from which we hnd that
there is great scarcity Of and that this scarcity
has caused the emigration OF large Aumoer Of nhaoi
snort and the number Of persons who have left their
homes for 9th r. places
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The AFFAIRS OF THE MoRMoNs.- Warsaw
(Il) Signal, of the l0n inst, gives the following
items relative 10 the Mormons

Two Catholic priests passed through tins place on
Monday last their way Nauvoo. Their object war
20 ascertain the nature and amount OF property which
the Mormons wish dispose OF to their churca and on
what terms il can be bought.
There have been number OF expeditions formed by
eigrants tor California different parts OF the coun
try each winch has had organic alton peculiar 10
sef; but query whether any have been SO perfectly
managed us those which to start IRON Nauvoo IN
May. We learn that great number OF companies have
been formed after the iollo wing metnoi Tns Twelve
hrst appoint irticaar person as captain Tnts man
takes paper ur uud amongst the brethren
ami obtains thor TINS done, every who
has signed dsesed OF all his property except such rs
ais immediate wants require, wncn IS placed 10 tue
hands Of committee anu disposed oil Tor the mutual beh-
ed. ol the company rnis COMMITTEES supsintenus ali
me prepa atons and funds IN the manner men
toned. 10 detray the expenses.
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7. JAUvIN, SAUSAGE. MAKER, tCAAkyuTlEnJ
honor TO annouace paslc he has % sts VI
every at,ce sppstaiug MS rsde consisting q Do
osna aud Aries saussse., Comnoa sad kfoss ssuS
Stuffed Scarlet Tongues AID poned Idkeys stuneo
Pgs truaes, and do Iisl,noud rise
HesJs Italian Head Cheese, Hams smoked Feet white
and black puddngs vea anu gam PIES rofA ~s &c
liz will all lett VITA hn al ths snJnss NO.
ee aud do all his PLEASE those persons VINO VII
HIN conminus ftJeris NJ" snip capeaH'
ug,II ia vsd an rs,aa,,bI. tsfms. m2ilw
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IMPORTANT Law SUIT.-A letter from Washing
ton To the Baltimore Patriot says "a case Of peculiar
interest opened to-day IN the supreme Court, in
which your iormer townsman, Mr. David HoffMan,
OF Philadelphia senior counsel, for claimants Of
very large iundnot less than 100000, deposited in
vared money institutions in Philadelphia Mr. Hoffman,
OF Reading also COUNSEL and also Mr. Charles lnger
SOIL with Mr. David Hoffman but Mr. lngcrsoll is not
counsel to speak Mr. William B. Read and Mr. Will
liams, OF Philadelphia the opposing counsel The
has been ltigated since the year 1924 10 England
and in this country, and is contest for the large for.
Of Mr. Aspden who died about rs years ago IN Lon
dom Two sets Of heirs claiming. This IL probably
the most important the docket In amount; and
the dicult and interesting 10 the many and COM
pick points involved
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CoNNEcTIcUr Town ELEcTIoN.--Of l22 towns
from which returns have bepns eceved the wings
carried 81 and the democrats a. In the boards
are equally divided From II towns accounts have
ct whig gam ct towns, 90 far % heard from
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Marine Court.
I..J- d. ar

DEC. TO- Legal Decision-Eugene Ketfleas vs n. s.
Thresher--The complainant in this examination sued
las Of the estate Of Gardner dsposssssing
summons against the defendant OF the Broad street
House. before Justice Sterling. The costs IN this dis
possessing case upward Of sixty seven dollars
kettleas, in his name, and not as trustee sued
Thresher in the Marine Court to recover these costs
paid by him The defendant objected to the pay Of
the ground that the affidavit before Justice
ami 2dy Kettleas should have sued trustee.
The court decided that had right to 90 behind the
Judgment rendered by the Justice inssmuch ~ that
bis proceeding may be renewed by certiorari, (l7th
WENDELL reports, page 46i) as well as bis jurisdiction
all matters and again, that was not neces-
sary to sue as trustee may in his own name
without describing the character in which he sues s
Honor the Judge therefore, gave for the full amount OF
he plaintiffs claim.
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
INHE above Reward Of Fifteen Hundred Dollars will be
pad TOR the recoy of the sum q seven Thousand Nine
If Hudson ~ the night Of the 9TH October last while
his passage from Hudion to the city Of New York. the
steamboat South America p50poronlte for such
subscribers, on application to either OF th-m ~
The money contained small bag, which
taken from the berth OF tad Van Deusen and found the
day nIthe wheel house Of the boat and ed of its
tents consssd Of bills Of various denominations and Of
$1,000 In ,s and l0's Of the Oneida Bank.
$1,000 IS and los principally Of the Pine Plains and Kinder
hook Bank.
$1,000 bills Of various denomira ofthe Famen Bank
$1,000 or about that sum- Of the bills Of the Phenir Bank Of
Hartford and ether Eastern Money
$500 bills the Hudson River Bank nearly all in 50 dollar
bills
The balance Of the IL bills Of Western banks Of
this state.
New York, Nov. 2ist, 1916.
AUG. NJ MATTERS, 1871 Pearl st.
GEORGE II. ELLERl, William st.
Commute, 60, ITh;EoPHs; HAM, 4 GsdsI st.
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NEGOTIATION BETWEEN THE SULTAN OF SooT.oO
AND lnE FRENCH GOVERNMENT The SamsranQ
brought Intelligence that had been entered
into between the Sultan of Soooo and the French
by which the former agreed gran,
Island Of Basan 10 tho Fench Tor the period Of 100
Tor the oil 100 900 dolars.Snsapore Free Press.
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RESIGNATION OF Mr.. SLIpELL.--Mr.s John Sill
dell has transmitted 10 Gov Mouton his resignation OF
his seat in Congress 1t Is dated =. ship ~ Mays
of Vera Cruz 2eth Nov, 1915"
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JOtN lAhLEI,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Il6 broadway md rs Liberty street,
REIN desous Of selling the balance o. his large stock q
bsm 'a on ne mo.t reasonable Az olic the atea
ticn Of gentlemen abou! purchasing. !, ,.r
40 '''' IKE READY al Una MADE = CLOTHING,
CIosEs, Sacks Once {. ats, which will be solo
from now az AZ Re C e q February
large End choice assortment Of Shirts Searis Crava'
N, B-t1suenen furnishing their own Material can have y
made ard trimmed and p Warranted a,s m4mc
ITO THE BEAUTIFIERs OFTHE COMPLEXIoN-su
prsns Enicacy-MY EAU DIVINE De VENUS AND
surprising efficacy rendering the skin soft and fair well
impartlng delicate roseate hue TO the complexion
charm d female lov.nsss iay sk,n JULES
HAUEL- Nyinph Soap, or Eau DIVINE de venpa may pc
n e sa% :sf
Sy &C ,ss on tie pores aud minute eIpes all
impurities from the surface aays every tendency to nsmma
ton aud by this method alone ehectuay disspates all red
pmples reckes sunburn and other gnsIety cua-
neSrs vi.sons 20 nmcsi TO female use
disnr Wilderness while on the neck hands and arms 7 be
most advanced periods Of life.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by -. ,,.,v,
Practical Chemist and Perfnmcr
46 South Third street. Philadelphia
and by my ascnts:I Jncqu emod No 4l5 Broadway; y
AIlsll, lafayette bazaar Mo-. las and ISL Broadway;
Premium wa. awarded Al the fIant" Institute n,s Intro
ATashSNTiON ALL WHO a RSsIKE FEAKLY W5IITk
.ous % he peSg
rt ss ~, Siss %Ssl sss :'' .sS a's
Practical Chemist and Periumer,
ny s1S :ssssS.y "A 4
r.. m,nms awarded the franklin Institute rie insrc
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PREMIUM BOOTS.

:. FINE FRENCH BOOTS for 81 SO, city made and for
style and durability they equal to those sold in other
for So Fine French Premium Imperial Dress Boots
~ for 81 So those other for SO or 81
YOUNG &J0NE's French Boot aud Shoe manuiactosy.
Que ofhe fashionable establishments this city. Ou
boots having judged the late Fair Nbo said
be the for the sold this country Also
superior stye French Dancing CATERS and overshoes
constsntly OH hand -
All goods warranted give satisfaction Boots and Shoes
made 10 order In the shortest notice Mending done in the
store. YOUNG JONES, Ann street,
nj Intro Broadway New York.
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.

GENTLEMEN anlp families obtain the full vaiao ioi
II ali kinds Of superduons effects they wish TO dispose o.
,uch AS Lsdies aud Gentle Wearing Appare,, Fire
Arms Furniture. &c uenenen leaving OF returning 70 The
,ty viii find send Tor the uosc ibn
VINO peds himself far Tor all articles ohofod
,sn,.a m T. LEVENoTNN,
III, ,ssx. 466 Broadway. ID slaiIs
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DIVORCES The last term of the Court of Com
Pleas for Hamilton county Ohio had 70 cases Of d.
vorce upou the trial docket
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Superior Court.

Before Chief Justice JONES'
Dsc. 26-Lewis Fai,,nan vs.. Mary II. Hayrioft-Ths
i, suit brought for recovery OF three hundred de
Iarriott ON the bth July si3 to take up note Ter
s.aa 43-l0O give by S Harriott Co.. merchant talon
il Chambers street. and who dissolved their connss-
ION in business on the 10th of April OF the same year
smith Harriet, since deceased, the survivors O an
tate are proceeded against for the amount o. thus
Ian The defence contend that it was partnership
Transaction and intended for their mutual benen AM
.aa therefore, the party in this case was not
il responsible The jury gave verdict for the pianta
q the sum of $3.50 6o covering amount Of principal
aud interest from the date of this transaction
The Jury were then discharged forthe term.
Before Judge Oakley.
Harrison Vs. Spencer.-The counsel for the defence,
Dudley D. Field Esq, in this libel suit now two weeks
hsfore the Court. commenced summing up this morning.
and was succeeded by A. L. Jordan Esq in his usual
able and forcble the part OF the complain
AIT. Verdict most probably to-day
This Court will hear motions to-day the jury having
been severaily discharged for the term
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U. S. darslaal's Onlce.

DEC 26.-Joseph NJ. Milwood, who sent home In
the brig 'Andsr from Laguns by the Spanish CONSUL
for being concerned attempted revolt board the
American brig +" SUSAN Capt Matthew lie, was ar
ested and placed the custody Of the u g. Marshal
this morning The particulars necessarily withheld
Until he shall bs brought up for examination.
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- FORAGE for fifty thousand bushels Corn or GRAIN and
twenty thousand barrel. Flour, can be had in the Brick
stores nve minutes walk from South Ferry Brooklyn
meders;s !srm There good pie! adjoining
Apply to CHADBORN 4 CO. on The prsmisea
n2s liner
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WINTER TRAvgf.--" The farherest way round is
the nearest hone, Is n sort OF contradictory truth
that verified IA the experience OF those who take The
railroads, either by Bridgeport New Haven, instead
Of coach gong up or down the river The HOusat0nlc
railroad lands is passenger 1T Albany and New YORK.
between eight and nine O'Clock in the evening. The
York passengers at Albany at 10 oclock.4ibany Jour-
mai Dee. "a
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PLUMBING WORK,
IA IxrS~u "A xunv Nexv Work.

r. QUINN, having had Mae experiences pracae
- Plumber, putting so,ne OF the best work IN the ey
socis trial. contraction, good woshsA
on and low Charges w be fouad at ma estaoilsnmed
.,ts,r.d 10 di4 lm'm
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TYI BROADWAY,

JUKNEK OF JOIIN 81
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
THE celebrity Of Rrgs vsrbna Cresn' sh,ouzhons the
Shaving Soap L Is firmly believed indeed is anlvel-
the penetrang soenng ec tho rouehest boards that
the genuine verbena Cream does
Of mutations and observe the written signature
der the dlrections for use, Of 90. II. Ring"
Pr pared and for sale Wholesale retail and exportlton
by z. ii. RING, Druggist,
1872 Broadway corner john street,
Successor of DIR. VIM. II. Minors
~. BRines Cough Candy and liver fife for sale
above. dit 1m'r
M o0L-d oec Its uewa.hea tieessl ~ Y. sale BY
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PRINTERS INK.

10 I TLIIV EINt5 III ~ ,s,s1
UNITED STATES.
rSRiNyERY INK 81 qasl,ty, always hand
III q ben ANN Santa. Ofes, i79 Greea ich II iags
nr;ch hocL Nv ork yz:N.ws lux SOC Bo9k do, tOe.
3oc zoe. poand warranted e,aai to aay IN "
Dr. 8 now supplies more than hundred pa
di7 I'm srn
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Court OF Over ana Ter,n,ner.

Before Judge Edmond. aldermen vantine and Brady
Dec &c --T,,al IF Iirgh Knapp f,r ne Murder o.
Sarah Drcker-This being the day appointed foT tne i
Virgil Knapp indicted tor the murder OF sal
by administering her oil Of tansy, he was orougnt
into court in custody ofcer about 10 O'CLOCK ne
il middle sized thick set with dark ey es sna CON-
p;exon about 81 years OF age and was dressed ~ pacM
aIessrs Smith and Graham aud Judge Booth OF orsnge
county his counsel shortly ater arrived ana &C 'ooS
his seat within the bar with them.
Judge EnMoNps asked the public prosecutor If 40 vas
ready 20 proceed with tho trial.
Mr.. PATTERSON replied he was.
The CLERK then called over the jury panel Several
of the Jurors having answered, the Court imposed
fne of SO on They next proceeded to empauei
petit jury At two o'clock the panel was exnaustso'
having up to time obtained only three jurors an ex
ira panel then ordered, which was again exhausted
At seven O'Clock ak additional jurors having been hst
obtained making all nine jurors, the Court ordered
the Sheriff obtain luther supply OF jurors again"
this morning. and then adjourned.
Ths Grand Jury came into court with true bill against
Patrick Campbell for the murder OF Matthew logan. 70
the early part of this month"; and true bill for man
daughter against John Hart. They were attsrwarus
arra ned and plea Of not guilty entsred Inc oeana
Jury having other business before then they asfe
discharged.
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JUST OPENED
JUST OPENED.
COL u M b A II o u Sc,
CHESTNUT STREET.
Between Sixth and seventh Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.

BAGLEY, MACKENZIE < CO.,
ProprietOTs.
JAMES BAGLEY. late Of Jones Hotel.
HENRY C.MALKENZIs, formerly Of Washington House
PETER l.. FERGUSON. s2i 2mrc
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