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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-06

The voluntary stasment OF Dr. Lee the attending physicit
and Of he Edition. Of The Daily C3mnrrcis Adssrsr
which paT appeared under date oil Nov D. 1911 gives tue
following history OF the case
il indeed TIA, fallen humanity is mlde experience
suffering, aad such calamtous and shocking matii,ion
his falea the tot Of James Wyckof lad hi'sa yea Of
Jles the Of farmer, the offspring of healthy and
reputable parents. who a- family Of robust chill
pr'ed % the Of hearing, ys since, which
soon fII2wed by what Was probably an attack OF gam
the roof of tie month"; aud then comfortable portion of ;5
uIt.r lip. aud the whole o.; The bones and
gne in h4i way more unsightly defprm,y could Be i'm
pressed up0E the human face divine" THIS ghtul dseas-
them again IN Other parts OF The system with greater and more
destructive severity.
ther Of hs unfortunate child ,od The Of hiswas
observed undsr s nail Of each big THIS ornin1us sprr
gradually extended each foot AID Leg to within four ne-s
o the knee took place and doe Of tIu-
s si 4Sg s Of T ANAL s.G the fh ,laeS S
within few inch OF the shoulder sad a. length the r:ght
dsen- thea showed te!f the elbow Of the f: and
the le shoulder producing foaon oil ia. boBes
bs and Of the right eys also affected BY the dss-
t:ovns complaint IA ITS neiptsnt stag-s:
and really Intelligent and spshy the grra,e,t marvel
10 ho. possible that very feeble
the death OF l.; parts could. n.n reduced fragment
d huu hold and Prolong Tor miserable
~ diuErr table I'll the Of the family ferding
self With mfa Is1taoes bread and The like evident
relish OF III hsArty meal His stumps Of limbs which lately
prsnpd hid9us mass Of eating uier. healing
S,EdlY aud nothing but the l- tell the isury
10 the lel shoulder and the parts thai uround @ right s
2 Jaw aau NE OF ear sil'l growing 90 the lead
h- sp afaae Of which snail attempt describe
The CERTAIN check given this terrible. spreading and
excited By irritable uasars flesh connected with dead
mai ma;i.r-he quiet sleep Increased stIspgh and ,ah. con
doubtless Justly ahutsd by his mother ~ tho exclusive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-06
THE GREAT SNOW STORM
ILLUSTRATED.
WITH FOUR EXQUISITE ESGRAvISGs!

WITH FOUR EXQUISITE ESGRAVINGS!
~ THE NEW WORLD OF aert Saturday viii eclipse
any former number il the beauty and splendor of its at
fractions Ii will contain capital chapter on
TIE FREAKS OF WINTER.
With four Illustrations showing the accidents and fun
the great Storm. Also that rich vastly amusing
brochure,
PUNCH'S ALMANAC FOR ls45, COMPLETE,
OF which 10000 copies have beccn sold in Great Britain
This worth the price OF the paper. But in add
ton give
COMEDY on IRASCIBILITY!
With four grand Engravngs showing the ulcrous conse-
quences of getting passion. Is this all? BY no means
We have the usual variety of articles and spi-
cy editorials SC. &c; among them
l. TIE DOCTRINE OF THE RESURRECTION, by
Professor George Bush; addressed tile Mercer street
Congregation.
Q HISTORY OF ST. GILES AND ST. JAMES'a story
by Douglass Jcrrold.
B. ORIENTAL SONGS AND SKETCHES, No Ill
Graphic pictures OF Eas: ern Life
Also Miscellany, Poetry, News, Musical Chit-Chat. &c
TERMS So ycar-Gt cents single Office % innstrect.
All new yearly subscribers for 1915 will receive gratis the
first part OF the Wandering jew, which is Published in the
New World.
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COURT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY.

SUPERIOR COURT. Nos IS 90 81 3D. 30 10 30 30 to a.
COMMON PLEAs..- Part Nos II. 20. 81, 81, H. ID.
-. IS. !, 10.
Part I'm the Crcui, Court Room.-Nos s. Sc, So 81,
A. 6s r. A, s5 Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-06

r. LECTURES On SlIAKSPEARE.-Mr. HUDSON,
who late been ecturng i'll Bostcnw give his lectures
Hamlet and Macbeth in the Society Library Room on The
ings OF Thursday and Monday Feb. e, and TO- at =
o'clock. Abundance so taken the door If 6tis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-06
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
WEDNESDAY.
COUNTY CoURT

The members Of this Court have been notified
Die Tuesday afternoon next. the C.ty Hail. with
the trial of Justices Haskell and DrnkeE on the
char ges preferred against them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-06

~ This Is tho last day but two Of the four White Ne
vroes AT the Ncv-York Museum They give esteraii-
ment OF Ethiopian Mnstrolsy this aera oon. La Petite
Carne the graceful danselsc, Mrs. Frary the charming
sosstress, Mr. kavannh the ninauc comic Irish vocal
Ist Mr. Lynch the nuc. admired ballad singer, aud Miss
blanchard expo aud ee uGgleress, appear In the
evening Valentine his highly entertaining
aud humorous scenes, and AL for shilling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-06
a. NJ ARrIcLrs ARE GrNr1Nr.

WANTED.-By a respectable YOUNG WOMAN sit
w uation rs chambermaid and nurse, do the gen.
er house work in small family. Enquire At 81 Vandam
street. City reference given. fe5 2ts
4 APlTAL WANtED-Any person OF responsibility
" having 200 or l,500 Dollars cash Capital and wish
Ing 10 embark the with without his personal
vices, III branch of the Manufacturing Arts may
learn OF an advantageous opportunity do by address
us Science Mt this office, with and residence.
IL 3tiS.
~ COTTON * co. Auction and Connie slen Mcr-
Il chants Nos. ll3 Fulton street. and 81 Ann street.
Liberal advances made consgnmcnts and prompt
turns made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-06
POLICE OFFICE.

Larsaie..Ths morning officer Joseph arrested young
female named Mary 3cser charge Of stealing $40 In
silver coin from Joseph enaut engneerof the steamboat
Narrasan.ei when in the house No. Ia !tnthony-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-06
Sl.253-5lS

Total Gold and Silver 81 JAS -USI
The Trustees OF the SewYork Life Insurance and Trust
Company have declared dividend OF three and one-haf
per cent. payable on the 10th Inst.
The City Fire and Insurance Company have declared a
dividend Of i've per cent. payable on the i2h inst
The United States Treasurer reports the amount on de-
post In the several banks and minis in the Cnon on the
9th OF January last ST 275csI 81. subject TO
81 80 drawn, but not Yet paid, and S29
525 O. transfers leaving balance subject to drat OF
50 659 35s So The amounts subec; dram, in banks
ror,I, and aos+ .F pc,rzvIv,nir were as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-06

MoLAssEs INSTEAD OF RUM-Mr WEED Of the
Albany Evening Journal, in a letter from 81
Croix, says:
One Planter, Mr.. ADAM STEVENSON, has dis
covered that his "skmungs," instead Of being
distilled, may be converted into molasscs. lie
showed Mr.. JAMES III. GREGORY and myself
through his establishment. Every thing Is con-
Quoted upon scientific principles, for the periec-
ZION of which he acknowledges his obligations TO
Professor MArEs of New York Mr.. STEVEN
SON was prompted to this enterprise originally
from desire TO serve the Temperance cause, but
found, most Unexpectedly, that duty and interest
combine to encourage the effort for he not only
gets the former value of his rum, IN ms
molasses, but clean profit in tic provender and
manure which the molusses process furnishes
For every hogshead Of sugar made, he gets an
hundred gallons of molasses. The other Plant
ers, understand, for long time regarded this
scheme as impracticable but now that its utility
has been fully indicated, it is not unreasonable
to expect that the exampl will be followed. In
deed several Planters would do so now, but tor
the expense attending The change, which IS con-
siderable. Would that all Planie,s, not on this
Island only, but in all sugar countries, might see
their interest in such a change. What an
amount of misery would b. prevented What
mass Of suffering would be mitgatcd What
an aggregation of vice and crime would be
abaed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-06

NEW WORK.
WILL. BE PUBLISHED on THURSDAY,
r 0 NJ E;
AS SEEN BY A SEw-YoRKER,
IN 1881.
volume l9.no very handsomely printed.
With Map Of Rome.
PsIcE sEvESTY-FIvE CENTS.
CoxTEsrs:-l St Peters, 9. Forum and Coliseum. J.
The CAPITOL l. Churches Images, Re!iques and Miracles.
j. A Dav among the Tombs OF Rome g. The Vatican q.
Christmas at Rome e The Palaces Of Rome g. A. cient
Baths and Modern Fountains 10. A Roman Dining
House and Cafe H. The yeiabru Ghetto, and Traste-
we're L. Cardinals Monks, Beggars, and Robeers. 10.
Promnade ON the Pincan HILL H. Scuptors and Painters,
Is The Modern Romans APPESDI1-How Rome.
sf WILEY T. PUTNAM l6l Broadway.
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FRID1Y, Feb. 7.

1t IUt O'CLOCK, NJ 81 Ann-strcct,
SHERIFF SALE OF DRY GooDs-Comprising large and
valuable stock of Retail Store consisting in part OF Cas-
smcres, Satnets Aapaccas. De LANES, Bazernes. Ca
cos, brown andbleached Shceng Ticking Fanne Mems,
WomeIs and Chdrens Hosiery and Gloves Linen and Cot
ton Tapes, Sewing SILK, Spool and Ball Cotton Thread,
Needles &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-06
BISHOP 0YDERDoSK REVIEWED. By I~aICUS,
nrice l2i cents.

HARPERS BIBLE, No. IL. price IS cts; Dumas last
II Novel, price IS cts; Recent Improvements in the Arts
bv Urc 90: onderdonks Trial. 50 cts do Statement,
II; cts. Trapiers statement, l2A cts Complete assor-
ncnt OF lngraham's -kllckeroocser
and Democratic Review FebraIywith al the cheap
pubca,ions3d supply of The Hypocrite or the Life
nj n Bistou Wholesale and retail b.
n; II. JUDD & TAYLOR, No. .. AstoT House.
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PREMIUM STORE.

E0UTHOUY & MEYERS, 3ii Broadway, respectfully
" invite the public call their and examine the
richest and most extensive assortment 10 be found In this
country. OF BR0NZED and oR1IOLU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE MANTEL, SOLAR, BRACKET and READ
ING LAMPS, CANDELtBRAS GIRANDoLES, BRAC-
kET BRANCHES and CANDLESTlCkS, in every vari-
ETY. of patterns
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, and superb article, pc
cularly desirable for packets and steamboats,.
In evidence Of the superiority OF this portion OF their
stock other Of its class offered the public In this
City they with honest pride no less than SIN
GOLD and FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded to the
manufacturers within the last years for the greatest
variety ard beauty of patterns and the rvaled finish OF
their work
Every article sold by c. & N is warranted to be what
they represent and these who wish to obtain first class
goods at price often paid for such Of very nlc-
rio quality requested TO favor them with call beor
purchasing elsewhere.
~ liberal discount to Churches and Hotels. Ct y
MONTHLY REPoKT-Na;ional Loan Fund. Life As
We surce Society OF London-Capita s25O0 .ooo-Gcn-
cra Agents onlce. 62 wal-strect, New. York.
Report of persons Insured In Janary 1915. under aI-
thoity from the Court of Directors in London. viz:
Clerks. q Physician.
Contractor. Printers. .-...-..--..--.
Carmar. ! Stationer. -..
Dentist. Tailor.
G rt,sre.. p 81
Harness Maker. In December. -
Merchants 1890 6l Total $50. 50
PhysicinS-,J. kearncy Rodgers, " d. and 4. T. Ho-
sack, NJ d. (who attend at the office daily At o'clock T.
VI. Fee paid by the Society,"
gna authority from the London Board Is deposited with
the President j. J. Palmer Esq. TO whom reference may
be made.)
Soiicitor.-w William Van Hook, ESD 90 wal-st.
For Pamphlets containing general remarks on Life III
cables OF rates. the report OF the last annual meet
ing OF Stockholders held in London and other information
desired, plea apply to hc sub:crbcr, the Agents In
Boston. Baltimore, Philadelphia and other principal cities
The scale oil will bear comparison with those OF
other Companies doing business here.
Risks. II favorable accepted at once and are ciadin1
from he ~ dctuaI payment IF premium TO the sub
scse under special and full authority dele. ated TO him.
Particular attention is invited to the division Of profits
ION the business In Europe well In Amerca) TO policy
holders and the many advantages " the loan Fund
department. j. LEANDER STARR
f6]w General Agent for the United States.
TJNo CALICO PRINTERS.-Reda1ed PtIces-Thc sub
scribcr offers sale, at Manufacturer prices. Vm
Newboud Co celebra ted Doctors and Files. The quality
may be relied upon superior TO any other article IN
use, and sold at less than their former prices.
JOHN y. NEWB0ULD.
"a Cts 90 Jnhn-street. (up starf-)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-06

r., Outrage Is SouonARIE.-lhe following
some additional particulars Of the out
20 committed on the deputy sheriff of otsego
.,n,,v on accoun, of which was given by our
Vas, Worcester CORRESPONDENT:
Correspondence of the Arsus1
CoopEksrowS Jan. 80, ls15
have lust learned tina, deputy sheriff Thomas
Whitaker, Of Cherry Valley, was very badly
treated by disguised men, on Tuesday last, WINE
in the ACT Of serving civil process, in the noFoef
Of Schoharic county, near Summit VIII ei''
ron the particulars, as learn them from person
who heard them related BY Mr.. whitaker hifa-
self
On Tuesday last he went to serve some papers
on persons in the edge Of Schohane county MOI
being yerv well acquainted with the route ne ne
cessarilv had 10 inquire where the men lived. lie
found one and served his process, anu went 10
serve the rest. and while he was in the house, II
was surrounded BY persons disguised as Indians
They demanded his papers; ne refused TO give
them up when he was seized, and all his pockets
searched papers read, and those which were 10
be served thercabouts destroyed. His horse was
embarrassed and tied by the side OF the road
about 10 rods distant
He was then taken about quarter OF nli!e
ou, in the lois, where they told him TO SIT down :
he refused they then threw him down, TOOK Oh
his boots, filed them half fall of tar and pulled
them on again then took off his cap and turned
on tar with the bucket, and replaced 1t again ;
then took paddle that was in the bucket ano
clustered his face, &c. lie still resisted, when
he was mounted on rail-, and jol'ed near mile
aud back.
lie was then pu, in his cutter, ond told that 'i
he was ever seen in that section again, he would
be treated in worse manner. He told them he
should, and understand that he will return with
possee tomorrow and execute his orders. He
could not recognize any one of them; they num-
bered about twenty or thirty men.
The an,i-rent feeling is manifest somewhat in
this county, butno outbreaks have ye, been made
but this is about on the line. They hold meetings
but what they do am unable to say.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-06

IL MILL BuYs OF THE SLAShEs BALI. at The
Ssao Monday. l0tii OF February tickets 81 each
h obtained al the Apollo National Haul Howard House
a1 Broadway and Howard s., at Dure!!s Bath No ooo
aeatgay and Kentucky Hail. No 90 Perry street. or of
sr Of the MlBoys Stou,enb1rg, Missing Or Jackson.
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NOW READY.

THE CHIMES-A new edition-G! cents.
REPOSITORY OF ROMANCE for January-two new
Ro,nances by Sue and Lever, commenced. Only One
Dollar YEAR Call at "A Ann-st. and al.
IL 2t l.. WINCHESTER. Publisher.
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vAIUABLE NEW WORKS.


TIE LIFE AND CORRESPON DENCE OF THOMAS
ARNOLD, u. ID. BY Rcr. i. +. Stanley, ~ VI. |
vol. l2mo. 81 80.
RECENT IMPROVEMENTS IN ARTS, MANUFAC-
TURES AND MtNES-Bcng . Supplement to his
Dictionary. BY Andrew IRE, VI. ID. | vol. Svo 300
pages and 1872 Engrayinss Paper cover 81 bound in
leather 81 80.
HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION, It's Causes
and Consequences. BY f. Mac!ean Rowan. vol.
isno IS cents. or vol % cents.
THE LIFE OF OLIVER CROMWELL. By Robert
Southey, LII. ID. vol. lSmO. 3TA cents.
NARRATIVE or \ VISIT TO THE SYRIAN GA
CoBITE) CHURCH OF MESoPoTAMl.l, with oh
servatons on the present state of Christianity in
Turkey. BY the Right Rev. ilorato Southgate.
vol. l2mo. with map, 81.
u. APPLETON s. CO. Publishers,
81 Otis 20G Broadway.
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REMARKABLY CASE or JAMES wYCkOIf,
WHO WAS CURED cASGRENE
IS ISTOL'S SARSA ARILL A
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BUFFALO, .Marth o I6I3-
ce;,ify that the above copy from PANT M
which executed from lifr the 9Th Of February 1873, he
Original of which II the hands Of NJ {; &; Bristol
&. CARPENTER, Portrait Painter.
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Wong the host OF medical triumphs which the history i
II The wo!lj HIS recorded there will be found
parallel the Astonishing OF James Wyckof the boz who'a
appearance correctly The engr
above affirmed b. the following crrtieae of the ariiS
who spirited painting from the life has bee COPIED BY the
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MARKETS Carefully reportedfor The Tribune.
81
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17
To all Concerned.

We would call the attention of some of ou]
subscribers, and especially certain Post Mas
rers, to The following reasonable, and well sci.
lied rules of Law in relation to publishers. t
,he patrons of newspapers.
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
l. Subscribers who do not give cypress no
tice 10 the contrary, are considered as wishing
10 continue their subscriptions
2. Ii subscribers order the discontinaance OF
their papers, The publishers may continue TO
send Them ill all a.rearages are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the officers to which they are
directed, they held responsible ill they
have settled their bill, and ordered their papers
discOnined
f. II subscribers remove TO other places with
OuI informing the publishers, and their paper is
sent 10 the former direction, they are held re-
sponslhle.
s. The courts have decided that refusing 10
take newspaper or periodical from the Office,
or removing and leaving il uncaled for, is "bri-
ma facie" evidence of Intentional fraud
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17
Trial of the Monster Gun.

trial Of The monster gun which has been
manufactured in this town for the American
steam-frigale Princeton, of which we have CIV
Ell details in former number, was made few
days SINCE on the sands, North Shore, between
Crosby and Fomby. The firing commenced
about eleven in The morning, and continued with
some slight intermission until three in The af-
lernoon. During that time upwards of three
tons of sho, were discharge shot weigh
ed upwards of Two hundred weight. The re-
port was distinctly heard in the heighborhoUd
of The docks, and in the north end of The town,
although The scene OF the firing was some eight
or nine miles distant The experiments proved
highly satisfactory. The appearance OF The
shot, after each discharge, skimming along the
waller had novel and pleasing effect. The
range extended some miles. The day mild
and fine, and notwithstanding The fact Of the
gun having been carried out as early as three
in the morning TO the scene of The experiments
to avoid noioreiy, great numbers were attract
ed to the spo. when the firing commenced.
Liverpool Times
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17
American Coinage.

We are glad 10 learn from paragraph in the
official paper that The Secretary of The Treasu'
nv has directed his attention TO this sublec,
and ha, the sum of $3.50 600 has been drawn
from various deposiie banks IN Mexican dollars,
ETC., and sent TO the Mint aud Branch Minis to
be coined into dimes and hall-dimes. This adj
dional supply of these coins will greatly add
10 the convenience Of the public under ;he ope.
ration of The new post Office law. More. we
are told, will he sent, 10 the full extent author
ized by law. And also that the "ex' Issue Will
probably be Of quarters, when sufficient num-
ber of dimes aud hali-dImes shall be colned.-
A. Y. Express.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17
New and Fearful Mode Of Execution

Ii appears from the journal of a European
traveller, tha, new and frighlful mode of exc
cu,ion has recently been adopted by the Great
Mogul The instrumen, and the process are
thus described: A box, each side of which is
fifteen feet square, is constructed of timber,
abou, eighteen inches thick, dove-iailed togeth-
er, and braced with iron rods. The outside of
the bottom of the box is covered with plate
terror is filled with perfect cubes Of granite,
weighing in the aggregate several thousand
pounds machine is erected after the man
ner of an ordinary pile driver, but of course on
an enormous scale, and of tremendous strength.
The mass is raised by powerful machinery, cast
in Birmingham for The express purpose, though
it is TO be presumed that the machinlst by whom
The work was furnished, had no idea of the hor.
rible purpose for which ii was intended The
human victim is placed upon block Of granite,
of corresponding surface, buried in the earth
Immediately beneath the enormous mass, and
also covered with plate of iron. Al sigma
by the vicrumadack, the execuioner touches q
spring, The mass falls! and the victim. crushed
a, once, is suddenly anuihlaled, and spread ou
like sheet of paseboard. The huge weigh
being again raised the faliened body is with
drawn, and dried in the sun. When complete
ly prepared, i. is hung upon the walls of pub
! lie building, there TO serve as warning 10 lhe
multitude
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17
Ingenious Mode of catching crows

week or Two since Mr. Harmon Eddie
whose farm is few miles north from East
Town, ~ j., caught crow in steel trap
After taking it ou. of the trap. he pinned both
wings down to the ground with iorked sticks
and then went and concealed himself IN his
barn. The crow made terrible oucry, and
shortly attracted considerable flock near'
when one came so close to his imprisoned COM
panion that the latter grabbed him in his claws,
the same as drowning man will catch al
straw. Mr.. Eddie sailed out and easily caught
The second crow, who was firmly held by the
imprisoned ones claws. He then pinned that
one also down 10 the ground in similar man
uer, and thus, during couple of hours, he
caught over dozen. Mr.. +. informs US 'na'
this method is pracliced in some parts OF Eng
land to catch jays. which bird also makes
mos, violent oucry when pinned 10 The ground
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17

READY ReToRr A drunken lawyer going
into church, wa, observed by 'he minister. who
addressed him thus will bear witness
against that sinner al the day of Judgment
Tho lawyer shaking his head with drunken
gravity. replied have praciised twenty
years a. the bar, aud have always found the
greatest rascal is the first to turn States evi-
dence'