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F0i; THE Plies

!
NOR THE FILES Are you afflicted, with Piles:
4 Try, then, without. delay, Doctor Erhdn's Nc--
eabc Eleciuary, the best remedy offered TO public
notice. This really excellent medicine is the result of
thorough medical elre:on ans complete knowledge Of
the disease which il is recommended. Tie most tn
unphant success attends is administration.
Read the following remarkable cases:
lly. residing In Norfolk street. was seriously afflicted
witt, Piies 50 great her suffering that to Use her
expression, life huep Tor icur weeks she had been
attended Uy one most eminent Pysicss, without
tie least benefit. Satisfied at II was aggravated
Of Piles prescribed the Eectuary; two boxes used
SIN mouths a,sr, the lady cie! 20 prescribe
another complaint, and then informed NE HAT she
perfectly cured OF the Pics by the two boxes, aud bad
,ericlced 10 return since.
Mr., Gresiif IN Greene street called on me las spring.
SAYING that had been affected with Plies ior two years,
accompanied by pain the sic palpts,on Of the heart
.eIsc strah;uess across the chest and oppression,
she was unable to tx down without elcyai1s The head and
chest considerably: resting horizontally produced sense
of sudocaiion followed By cough By using box OF
the Eectuary the p in the side, palpaton and o;pres
sion ceased could lie down without Inconvenience end
the Piles partially removed aid second box made
complete cure the great qualification OF the patient.
Sold in this City by the Proprietor only, regularly eu
Gated Physician confined 10 Office srctice for thetreGt
ment OF CHEoSIc DISEASES, No. l96 BOwery. Medical
advice Ill relation the above, any other complaint
gratis. Price Of the Elr!HGry dollar. ReneS5er
that the EItcfndry Is ap ISTERSAL REMEDY aud
erinaL oppia1tioa. and li Only al l95 Bpy+cry.
door, above Spring Il. Olce hours from y NJ. 10 p
II. IL 3mD.S w
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About 800 OF the drst physicians and surgeons OF New
York have given their decided preference TO this Truss
you graduate tho pressure from TO fifty pounds
the rupture, without back pad which does much injury
the spine fair trial being the best OF its superb
GRITTY Il IS applied aud sX days trial gwen aud II 1t docs
the rupture, while performing every kind of
coughing. aud give perfect easen word II 1t Is
rot satisfactory every respect. the money ceerfuy
rciurned and dis is the only condition ON which you
should bug any Truss. permanent cure Is easily effected,
and warranted, il directions are followed.
Those sending for this Truss need only mention the side
rupured and the measure round the hips they grad
Atc the pressure 10 suit their Sold Wholesale and
retail at Is Bcckman-st. au Il
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DREPARAT0RY (BOAI,DlNG) SCHOOL, MIDDLE
4 TOWN. conn. II. III. CHASE, \. VI. PRINCIPAL.
Established in 1895. Sessions commence May 18th and
Oct 18th, continuing five months, at $50 per session.
Thorough preparation for college business, aid person.
al attentions are secured to pupils as fully the most
expensive schools. Lads from NewlofS are placed In
charge Of careful person, going and returning Circulars
at IS Man kct-strcet and IA broadway. d93yc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

DEklF0CAL SPECTACULAR No. is2 Broadway.
a. \ new article OF American manufacture, inducing
TO the weary eye and strength 10 the weak Numerous
testimonials of their superior merit VIII be shown, among
which those Of Dr. Lardner and other noted scientific
gentlemen; but the public Invited Judge for them
selves. Difficult cases OF deficient vision solicited.
y. T. Every other description Of Specaces at less than
common prices. sl2 is&oscodtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

Fl'o CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS-Thc under
sued is DESTROYS to proposals for the erection
large Hotel Niagara Falls. which is proposed TO bo
bait there during The ensuing spring.
plan o the proposed building may be on applIca-
ton 20 HOLLIS WHITE. li6 .,stor House.
~ II Is necessary make prompt applications. In
summer the Falls can be reached in So hours from New
York III Ct
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a. In Ncw-YorN on Wednesday morning the five
s,y brick building lG0 Nassau street. occupied by The
Ncw-Bediord Mercury
"M.rcury was the God of sky ishs- the Deity of
eouivocotion The New Bedford organ Of the divinity
is pent lily ,a~cas ic
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aud the pubic that he has opened his and splen
Gid Hotel at 1888 futonstreet doors east OF Broad
way, in the immediate vicinity of mercantile business and
the principal places Of amusement, and has furnished It in
style that viii bear favorable comparison with the very
best hotels IN The city The proprietor, in building and 1T
tins VI tie above house. las had strict regard elegance
aud comfort aud that he has combined economy the fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

10000 GROSS,
Neatly put mp in Tin, Wood and Paper any sized pack
ages, and in lots TO suit purchasers
These Matches highly approved Of and recommended
family by m scians and Chemists, in consequence
the absence OF sulphur IN their manufacture, the tunes
of which d,asreeibe ard delecrious to all, and par
tcuIay injurious persons having weak lungs delicate
constitutions.
They particularly recommended to the attention
shippers, they have frequently been taken long yoy
ages and exposed the action all climates without the
slightest injury. SPALDlNG Il co.
For sale by the principal Druggists and Grocers III hi,
city Orders LEFT Shcparrs bookstore, lgl Broadway,
or 1t the office OF ). n lGl Beecker-st. il I'm
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The VIII he warmed gratis, and upon no occasion
will there be more than one bed In room.
THERE'S a REFECUORY attached, in which there are
meals served up OF the day and evening.
There lIc also aih Rooms connected warm. cold and
shower butlS. The Porter VIII be in attendance all
times during the night, 10 Admit dodgers ana &c LET them
cut NJ ali hours.
y. B.Thosc who want Lodgings after the house closes
will ring the hail bell MO- 3m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

y Thirwall's History Of Greece No. :, has
b zen published by the Harpers. One number mere
comnIrles the work
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We think The Aristidean' will hardly live. IS
wear Lane s Co. 3Oi Broadway)
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HUNDREDS or NAMES

GRAND RESULTS :.
The most astonishing, dg-Iecisire AMI unsurpassed jes'
haze, thus } attended DE mistdti9n ad hstiy use Il
Dr.. SMlTus
"lMrR0vED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
ydrc0ded.
Which arc now attractin. the attention of mankind in
consequence Of their universally acknowledged superiority
OVER OTHER FORM and cf P0Igotice .iieii-
e, Diareiic, SHdoifc Eyeco,da remedy; and their
rapid popularity a sovereign medicine, for
Intermittent, Remittcnt, Bilious and other r.
uers, Influenza, Colds, Head-cche, fndiges-
ton, Dyspepsia, Perrertcd Alpetitc,
heartburn, CoSfirencSS, DiarrhUa,
FouL Stomach, Worms, Rteu-
mafjsm and Gout, Scro-
fuio, Lirer affections,
Impurities Of tie
Biood, Fenlatc
(n,nnIl,irfs
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UNRlENDS or ROBERT Il. GAGE are informed that
L. has located At No. II LiBEETr-sTREEr.
DRY GOODS ut the smallest possible advance.
rARriAuLAR ATTENTION
Is requested to his stock Of
DRAWER GOODS AND LACE GOODS,
which will always be kept i and complete, presuning
showing the largest and ftleS, assortment In the city.
n25 3mS
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1a HUL!'S TiusSES.-Nolice 10 Isuptured
II a. NIPers0Jz;.--Per-Oiis afflicted with Eaptures
&a "9t 3fa1is on an5jl,pian ~ ths of oer"
Nh y.ny ,r t either lie AGENTS IN the p,lncipai
town, IN ,ie United states Be careful 10 examine the
hack mad If JnIs Tr,se. 10 gee ey are endorsed by
Dr. Han in writing None are genuine or to be relied upon
as GOOD without his signature.
Many persons lave undertaken to vend limitations OF
m ,iscnence These limitations cannot he relied upon;
no, are IaIe b un.glful mechanics and are no better
,sa,, fie ortiuary Trussey
Roorls have been fitted up ut No Ycsey street, cxclu-
ycy Tor ladies' having separate entrance from bust
ness department. "'efo ieAis Is III constant a''eadaee
10 VIZ ufoi p"''si''' I'LL
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
u,s.,,y. c01,SS, tsSft -T0Sfi. Tv.PFuot-SFr y
h -, -, ~, -, .D. 80. SoIe,- rr
N-iN hFH, iV' t'See one oyp' o'i9" iIiiVsel
SiaTe, nave i'f ae " NC pacAes q ~ Ut9 ~ sun ney
eis d" i',i 49, " l4o 's $780, WA " '''A Va
Tat most Ieds .a1 'eiH''
fine Cold NAb;he' 3iio Je"ei.y-
spool t9ttoii shoe l-sees anu Corset -dees
IVORY bone Emu me- ~ ~ eiets; ahu B1lkils.
ioohs 'iiu - g, .H,Ei I'Srie @I1 ,eIlSt cassS
eS',.ies iVyhS' Li,eH -, go, tS4 4iieS'
Iei'. pds,, fo' JcMe i y -.- i " 'e''
Eias'ic Suspenae.s anu oaI 'eis'
Bulpis ail iasunR, agAte' anu le' OF III klnos.
Solid headed Pibsr Dy the case or pack
~ cases lyory Combs, VI every size and quality.
10 cases twist black Combs.
10 cases gull top Combs.
cu.es SeetIl.s yarious styles
? eAses hiiltuils rms: pam ana fancy
And lrt yret, Of o.her s..r, Suitable for country
and city trade n
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and Fans in the Head. Side md B0ck.
L, positive guarantee their unparalleled excel
encc. They are. Gudsing from the demandl enccns
positively beneficial results, than any other known
so caled) remedy. People have been doscd with eJeiD
and have experienced the too frequent fatal consequences
and lave taken the old lsesting chihartics until toer
tcn gives way 10 disgust, al the vcry thought OF repetition
The an,ldctc lOHg wished, and now much called for
is tn very remedy rcaed; mild, pleasant harmless and
eflcacicnsa NATURAL remedy; and one that ~ every
solitary instance does perform all that 1t promises We
haye the most rreasabc proof Of this i'll every case that
has knowledge which lsiite us wARRASTiNG
trggbe .r and i'll anj vi failure, the purchaser mas
have his money back.
Mr.. BREWSTER the halter. 100 Bowey, cured OF dys
pcpsia.
Mrs. SHurE, Of Sing Sing, cured Of headache and pain
in tile side.
Mr.. HitI, 100 Broadway, cured a headache.
Mr. LNDIEy, l6i Grecnnicl-strcet cured OF dyspepsia
OF years standing.
lev. Mr. BURNETT o. Brooklyn cured OF rush u cod
70 the head by these Pills.
Miss DOUGLASS, of Walker ard Ludlow streets
cured dimncss sight pain the head dizziness, &c
Mrs. COBB. wife Of the baker in Brooklyn, cu}d OF
weakness pain i'll tire head, side aud breast so that ste l.
able be about, which the before taking
these Pills.
Miss C. HENDERSON. 81 Trinity place, cured Of the most
dangerous cold and cough, which had almost taken her
tc
CAurIoN-.I-k for Dr. SMITHS "iudan Vegetable Fills"
No other. "IndM Vegetable Pis sugar co ted
ard 10 others possess the virtues which these FILLS cin
N.D-Sce that pR. SMITHS written uane IS on every box
sold NJ the principal Offices 40 GREESwfcH STREET
New York. ard No. Water street, Boston. Also, Mrs.
Hays, l59 Fuon-street. Brooklyn. js3 I'm
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MONTHLY observation-disclosures LuAl Fund. Life =.
w slrsrcc Society Of London-Cftal 8, ,e0oGtn-
crai AGENTS Office, g. WG.,-ytre ct Nc7y.York.
Report Of persons insured January isi5 uIier
t!oiiiy from The Court Of Directors in London. VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

% lhE AEisrlDEAN; a Magazine o. Reviews,
Politics, and Light Literature, No. |, edited b,
TnoMAS DuNN ENGLlSll," has appeared. Ii is Loco
Foco in politics, and avows itself champion Of
Progress which, according 10 It's notions. con.
sis,s taking all the land that Joins ours-not ,be
march OF Mind but the Rosues March. Lctu,
quote paragraph from The leader on the Texas
question.
Tho star of empire which, according to Bishop
Bcrkely, had taken W lis line OF march. westward
bag and baggage, has changed It's course, and gone
southwark TO warmer climate. Mexico has n
most inviting appearance. We have lopped of Try
as, and our people intend TO add the severed limb 10
the twcntysiX legs OF our mulupedal nation. When
that has grown on, by an operation similar 10 the
rlinoraslic, shall put The knife and saw in ope
ration again, aud take of California, 10 be grown to
another leg III process OF ume. In fact, we believe
that the work OF seyera,lon and Junction will go on
until we reach The lslnmuS, when we will have 10
turn round and Try what Is 10 Be done In the cold
North John Bull will wake up. some line mora
ing, and find lone star sparkling aud twink
in:, and shooting blood-rays in the ncighhorhcod
OF Quebec
Here is displayed the spirit which al The bottom
OF the TEXAS movement. Can we wonder that the
world looks witt! anxiety and dis!avor on the move.
ment when such gigantic schemes vi repaciiy are
openly ayowed by lis advocates
Travels in Texas > is the text OF the most excl
ting paper in the nulnber-a wild, incredible &c
nance. ArrowTip ia story, fills ,weniy-eight pa.
ses There arr several slashins reviews, of AIR
George Iones's Ancient America, the Onderdonk
Case, &c The NeIse is Of the sort cliartably de-
sisna,ed as mddiias, including a sarcasm on Hang
ius entitled The Rope-Makes.' 'Thc Coming
Administration IS lauded most ediyinsy, even to
the ut,ering oil such assertions as these:
''on all questions OF public p3cy, the demeanor
OF Col Polk has been free nid open. He has nn,de
ao secret u his opinions His answers TO inquiries
addressed TO hn, during the tendency OF the con-
test, left nothing TO be explained" &c.
How can morpl man talk like this in the face of
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TIE Boorfr, Containing the Language Flowers Bcs-
ton, Oliver L. Perkins; Ncw-Yors, NaIS II Newman.
This pretty little work contains, in addition TO
the Language OF Flowers, selection from the t.
vori;e poets giving the poetica expression OF each
flower The selections are made with most excel
lent taste There are also several colorcd plates Of
flowers
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Collections III Mississippi.
dNlENES & DAVIDSON. Attorneys at Law, Coffee
" VILE aIissl. T, \. CHEVES & A. II. DAVIDSON
wigic prompt attention to the business OF their profess
generally in the Northern and to the collection OF
egn claims, amounting 10 I'VE hundred dollars and up
wards, III any part Of tic State. Feb. Sd. lSi5.
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4 ROOM roR ONE NIGHT. ........ IS
4
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THE LIVES OF raE TwEL.E APOSTLE; - R.W. CrsuNA>.
BOSTON, Oliver /. Fcrkius. NgwYoTh: Marx IL.
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the Kane letter 10 Pennsylvania, and Folks stub
born refusal to answer rcspec,uiand sincere ii4u-
RES from Oisego County, in this State and oii:-
er points in relation TO his opinions on the Ianii
nd Teya.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

Holm CoSGER, Jr. Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
y and Solicitor in Chanccry, Fort Wayne Indiana. will
attend to professional business In tie various departments
Of the State OF Indiana. VIII also attend the payment
taxes orlands and AL other business apperainne
TO General Land Agency for Northern Indiana.
References IN Accl York;. w. Edr onds, Esq. Mesrs.
Foot & Davies w. 5. Woodruff & Co. Suydam Sage s.
Co. Thome HUFF Il Thomas, s;ruthers Morehouse Co.
Conlsock & Congcr. ms 3n.
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This little work relates The principal events in
the Lives Of the Disciples of our Saviour, and Is
well calculated for instruciiDg the young IN the
great events which occurred during the continuance
of TIE Rcdeemer on earth 1t is embellisilcd by
portraits, or wood, of the Twelve
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P'yacsct'S-J. Searney Rodgers. ". u. and ~ L. iio-
sick, ". u. (who attend !; the eicg day at ociocA T.
". Fee paid by The Society,"
BIR41S.-Iie Merchants Banb. New York tTbe yri-
sial authority om the London BvagI il deposited with
TIE President, j. j. Palmer, Esq whom reicrcuce may
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"TNNTEp--JollgaeyIrcn Lex Makers, 10 woIk at
w bank locks, None need spgiy bu: sober lreG and
az. rs,s ,,nr,,ren. II. c. JONES,
an 7 C'hrrch-st. Newark, y. j.
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THE TRIBUNE.

WOMAN IN THE NINETEENTH CES1URt. ~ :.
MtReAREr FULLER. q vol. limo Pr. 2oi-) New
lr.oj.v A. MrEirItIl.
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FREN MS MOTEL.

mander OF the Hudson River steamboat Empire.
NCwlork. January 81, 1876 f42w
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10000 DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION
1Foald perhaps le a snail estimate for the rau
ages Of this dreadful disease in single
uear; then add The fearful cata-
logue of those cut Of by infam-
nation Of the Lungs. He
morrhage, Astka0.
Coughs, Lfa-
nu-r ErnrrLitis nnd nihcr diseases of
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IDhlN \. Isl -, I
Messrs. TOWNSEND 6 BROTHER, Ne"-i0'A'
SMITH S CARROLL,
NJ. y. COOPER e co. New Orleans.
FELL0wES, JOHNSON & COZ
s sSsy s S S3}4sE$ philadelphia
G @, p FAiISso HE1 F.s Memphis +. sm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-21
General Sessions.
Before Honorable Daniel P. Ingraham Associate Judg
Of Common Pleas and Aid Compton and Maserole.

Before Honorable Daniel Ingraham Associate Judge
of Common Pleas, and Aid. Compton and Meserole.
NJ. c. PATTERSON, Esq. District Attorney.
MAY 2o:-7riai for Grand Ldrceny-The trial Of Hen
ry Ruge for robbng Captain Carson the 4h Of March
last, OF sum of money, watch, chain &c. was con-
tinued
Mr.. Fox sworn-Was at Ruge's house on the night Of
the 4th of March, with Captain Carson; called for beers
Ruges wife down stairs; finally they all went up
stairs and he shortly afterwards came down; heard q
noise of table falling and Ruge calling for rope to tie
the Captain; went up Frederick and Ruge top of
Carson When they went home the Captains watch
and chain missing.
WIZ. DRvER testified he saw Captain Cars ION at Ruge's
about o'cock he had then watch chain and ring
with him; shortly after he the captain coming down
stairs lips cut and bloody and his watch and chain gone
DEFENCE called BERNARD TYNE-Lives in Water street;
at Ruges house on the night in question; it was
about half past nine when the Waterman brought Carson
into the store; Carson witness money for liquor;
does think the Captain had much money; Carson
ed days afterwards to witness that he did think
Ruge robbed him. but that some Of his boarders
has heard the Captain say he would have satisfaction for
Ruge's language to him on former occasion.
The District Attorney read the examination Of
Ruge.
The Judge charged the Jury, who retired and after
absence of about fifteen minutes. returned verdict OF
Not Guilty.,
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U. s. Circuit Court.

MAY 20-United States Executors of Henry Eckford
deceased-This action brought by the General
Government to the amount of bond given by
the late MIR. Eckford surety for Samuel Swartwout,
the collector OF this port from the year 1880 to 1884,
der the Jackson administration. 1t alleged that
Swartwout had become deiauter to large amount,
and the chief question enquire whether he had
received any moneys Collector which he had not
accounted for and by such default rendered his surety
liable The alleged defalcaton amounted to upwards Of
81 10000. Swartwout appeared, in the second
term Of his Collecorship, when Eckford became his
surety. The defence put in that the payments Of
$3.50 900 into the Treasury by Mr. Swartwout after the
second term commenced balanced his account forthat
term The jury rendered verdict for defendant, and
certify O balance of $20, 545 SO.
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Common Pleas.
pefOro .Ildpe Dnlv

MAY 20--Peter King administrator Of Ellen King, de-
ceased Samuel Nc Birnie.-Ths was action Of
sumpsit brought against the maker Of promisory note
ceased Ellen King before her marriage to the plaintiff,
in pay ment of moneys due her by the defendant, in
whose employ she had lived servants The defence
put in that the had been paid deceased in
person some time previous to her demise. The jury
rendered verdict for plaintiff 500 damages and cents
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Circuit Court.

MAY 2O-Barna6as ". Osborne VS. The Mayor, &C.
This action of assumpst to compensation
for extra services rendered by plaintiff clerk to the
police in March, ls43. No defence offered. The
jury rendered verdict for plaintiff $3.50 SO damages and
cents costs subject to the liquidation Of the Court
and also subject to the opinion Of the Court to
be made out with liberty to either party turn it into
bill Of exceptions or special verdict
Thomas Lockyer Eliza Lockyer-.aduteyy.-Th
eigncd issue sent down from Chancery to try the
Lockyer her marriage. The plaintiff imputed the Of
fence to have been committed in the years 84 and l642
II Mulberry street. and No II Pitt street. The deposit
ton of Eliza Stewart the daughter OF the defendant be-
fore her marriage was put in and admitted The deposit
ton fully proved the committa of the alleged offence
with OF the parties named John CoIel in November,
s4a and detailed the particulars which too for
publication
j. BELL, cartman who boarded with the parties in the
year S42 and part of s43 testified that he had Mrs.
Lockyer and James Cottre several occasions locked
up together in a ROOM between and O'Clock in the
morning. and mentioned the matter to his wife and, on
another OCCASION to the plaintiff himself
CAROLINE HAMMoNs dress maker, testified she re-
sided in the same premises with the parties in s4l and
1912 and Mrs Lockyer frequently visited by John
Cottrel she testified also in relation to the alleged i'm
proper conduct the details OF which too gross for
publication. The defendant Mrs L., was in the habit
him. and then giving him glass Of wine, and heard
her say she had regard for Johns little finger
than for her husbands whole body. Uaughter) She
had also known her to send for James CoftrelL This
Witness in her examination, refused to tell the
class of customers she used to work for with sort OF
naire air. and left the stand
JOHN w. THoaPE and BEN FERRIS "a grocer testified
to having seen the alleged offence committed
The defence put in that the plaintiff having had
wish get rid of his wife, got up conspiracy, in order
to procure q divorce In chancery.
MAnGAREr LocKYEH, daughter Of the parties, pro-
duced the part of the defence she appeared to be
very interesting girl OF about Ia 10 Of and
feel trying situation, under the circum
Stances good DEAL Her testimony had reference to tho
various localities in the house. and went to show the i'm
possibility of Of the witnesses being able to give
positive testimony the subject matter before the Court
from the position Of certain places and apartments about
the premises where her mother resided.
THOMAS GEORGE testified that he offered 500 by
the plaintiff if he would of with his wife. Immense
laughter)
LUCINDA ROBERTS, Mrs. GrLpERsLEEvE, and Mrs. LEVY.
testified to the good character and generally favor Of
the defendant.
The jury, without leaving their seats, rendered YER
dict for plaintiff.