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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-09

Those who fend Of fine Paintings will be much
gauhed by calling o. the rooms Of Mr.. W.. G.. Bpovy
Main street. the Of Messfs. Allen s. Bro.
her. understsnd Mr. Brown graduatsd IN London he
has painted the best kenesses OF Il our citizens
aud would invite all 10 and for themselves.
A LOVER or PINE ARTS.
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uibIc socictv of yir,i,.I
pcy sand.' sar.apariIia.-rh, mso,e,l \

" sands sarsopartiln.-The meaiea IN. o,-. n, m.
ages ended a. they with the mystical phlosoohy az
The -ehoomen and visionary ,pceuons alchemy ahoup i'm
c ko-se sosuue Opium regarded danserou,
was cold IN the fouuhdegre; and considered ~
ING !" medieinal qualities 10 the SALT the oil and an,
ao Wnen eon'Ans More rational seiepe,
arising nom deeper study Of physiology attentive oh
OF me symptoms Of disease and Of
agents nave displaced those earlier day m.
world has yisIied up her
ne processes OF art has supplied
parauon' combining the yr,n,. Of
% rom which 'hey were extracted Foremost among these va
M equohs 70 me healing art Is sands. sarapara which
hn The testimony Of those who experienced lis brnen
affords the best proof Of is ~'
For further particulars and evdene. OF liz ,u,.,o
value and efficacy p@mphets may be Obtained az the
agents gratis. - - ~ W '"o
W Prepared and sold, wholesale retail and for ,pou.n
~ AB ID BANDS, Druggists and Chemists Grant, urs.
NO % broadway corner Of Chambers York -d al
by DuNAL PURCELL, Agents, Main street Richmond Va
Price, 81 or sir ot for dot,..
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A CARD.

n UNhU.
DIR. n. vi y II X -, GERMAN PmYsIcIAN,
l ESPECTFULLl informs the citizens of
buckingham county, and community generally that he
has located himself the OF Mai Yaneey miles
~ L ofhe Court house. and will undertake perform an ea
cure OF Consumption, consulted Also Comps
Breast Complaint Dypepsa Cancer Epepsis
ye Intermittent and Bilious Rever very short nr
Dr. Myers Is regular graduate
vienna and Halle, OF Europe Tie submits public
AGATE which will speak oriise-at Of Mrs Mason residing
miles s. E. OF the Court house
To the COnsUnptiye!
This is TO CERTIFY, that have suffered for the
last ten undera having
IN the side, breast and chest things no
beneficial have employed Physician the couny
without permanent Improvement confirmed
Consumpive, having been my with heavy
night s~eats high appetite
eondition found when DIR. A. Myers
In short time TO the friends by
the skill Of Dr. Myers my the fever
the night sweas disappeared all pains vanished my appetite
good and regular my usual bu-
siness and feel perfectly Safe MARTHA MASON,
IA Copyl wife OF Henry Mason.
June o, 1886. eIts
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uThe Savannah Republican mentions = rumor there
that Mr. John Y. Mason, the present Attorney General
expected shortly leave the Cabinet, and hs place
10 be filled by a distinguished Georsau
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FAMILY GROCER Y


THNIIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
u and le ppbhc removed bs Grocery Store %
Gaute building tc South Mlin and gh
street recently occupied Coach Mibufic lfy by Mr. Ifs
Bnshr prepared odsr fienda and the pths
generally large and selected assortment Of Family oer
os sc reasonable terms Ne bers ir,vs
county he viii sell on the usual commits
al hsds Of Produce that they may confde care
WIN. w. DAHNEY,
D. s-dithost Corner Of Vain and on s,e.t.
SlLAS MERCHANT, ia MAN sireei, Rirh.
- sgH having al and we'll assorted stock of Cloths
Cassncres Nesns &c preplred make ~ Garments
measure, ~ shou notice, and ~ far prices. Tor cash
James Livingston.
being nterrrod That department nanuftcufs
pledges give satisfaction style qusiry IND Price
In wan are respectfully invited eai md examine
On hand, % full assortment OF Ready
nnde Ctothtns which viii be- aod cheap A. eas BE- bal
This hing Try IT, You'd
Ice
TINHE subscribers having associated themselves,
~ On he fh n Nay, utries ~ Arn of w. EE HARR
son WI conduct the grocery business oceupeb
~ Harrison he leading Main
Warehouse and adloiaing the Eags Hotel.
w.AHARRIsON
v o. HARRISON
Ir IN consequence Of the above change am desrous
Of collecting my Individual possible and VII
thank hose indebted their may
be convenient w. NJ HARRISON
Richmond, June y, f6. swty
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JAMES RIVER x KANAwHA COMPANY,
RICHMOND DOCK.

- reports circulation
that char have made mole cocng
which viii cause Inconvenience
Of the Dock have instructed III undersigned
public that for the purpose solely avoiding they deemed
eIpenSe they have dispensed
collector Of docage, and directed tho oncetsd
by ronRathorst Cansa Richmond but change
has been made mode collecting DO,k1r
and change ntended IN be- mads, which will be
equally convenient for Il vess shippers and
with the mode Of collection hitheuo pracced.
w. H. CHITTENDEN.
Richmond June et. 1915. div
NOTICE 80 WI Ii.DTRS.-wc have f,cssrda lot 81
Tin, 1871 Ought brand FOR roofing which he Will
on on tic most reasonable terms, and wauanturht
b--Iw u. 8 O. d MELtLN
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GYOEERIES.

NE invite the Of our stock Of FAM
~ Groceries, being determined punclua Gus ON
eTs a. low as similar quality aTeiCs civ
To those whU tender ietvees the sale
Produce OF all kinds free Of any commission for selling
je g-u GRETTER A CRETTER
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GREEN TURTLE SOUP At the st.
~ CHARLES HOUSE, This Day, at o'clock CJms one
Come al. june .
DnnUSUII liz Ana I,ISIIU
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for any desirable Ienaih of time, without being any
wise offensive 10 delicaey, or unseemly in appear
ance. The valne OF such an invention cannot be es-
tinaird hut b, Those tender feelings which long for
the preservation OF departed friend, and among the
many who have hetn compelled to use IL, a general
and pleasing atisacon has been given, for me can
speak too highly Of such needy and important in
ventinn. Benevolent institutions and others who
wish 70 delay funerals until the arrival OF o,staa, re-
iatves, or make all ssitable preparations Tor inter-
memt, wound do well tn apply immediately after
death as ils great practical vaiue has been demon
Il ard beyond doubt in the hottest weather we have
had ihis s'nson. Une-rtakHrs vrReIay of Baltimore
can "hIhin ii. hts nT agencies reasonable terms.
References ran be given if rrQuited, by applying to
X. FREDERICK, Ne III North Gay ST., General
Underwater ana FnTnElnT Of Fnneiais
Az ,licaIioIs will ne Fecpivrd for Agencies or sales
Of Parrnt-ughis for the following Siaes or any Dor
ii"n thereof NsW Hampshire, Vermont, Connect
cat, New Jers y, PeHnsYlvana, Tennessen, Alabama,
Wisconsin,, Maryland 0rth CuriliRa, Mississippi,
k"niu"ky, Michigan, Missouri, Pionta, aud Iewa.
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1T NEW Ell FATLS!!
DIR. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANA

!
WEEksDNs afflicted win Ssrolula, Kings Evil,
z Cancer, ErysBeias, Ola Sores, Ulcers, ! etteT,
hefcuual liretsgs. my other com plants arising
from mpu ituE ~ III" Blood, are requested to read
the following ltSt" oUias, in p0ot OF the wonder full
properties OF the above named medicine
IEAD! KESDl! READ!!!
We, the undersigned, havDg visited MIR. Isaac
Brooks, Jr at the Once OF Me>srs. ROWand & Wal
ton, J6 Market street, PhladeP lia, consider HE
case the Ia0sl remarkable one we have ever witness
ed or heard Of His disease was SCROFULA, and
| terrible must have been his twelve years. conflict
with the destroyer!
His PALATE, the ENTIRE ROoF Of his MOUTH his
NosE, UPPER LIP, and lower lid of the RIGHT EY L
nave Feeh DESTROY ed ms FACE Hcorfy eaten up and
| part OF the JAW BONE carried away. And yet we
can give no d. eeTipuoh OF his case,
Mr.. u. informs Hs that in January last the whole
inlenor OF ms moutN, as well as mes. Of his face
was mass OF deep and pRintn uccr'!
I'm me IAN 81 January last, he commenced taking
! Dr.'ULLFN'H INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA
which checked the disease ~ 'aW days and itoH
ihai time ne cure mas progressed without ntGrmis
sion
! Nov h'sh haG supped the place ofthc deep ulcers
/ ana lhuh"h adiv oshEuret, his face - sound, aud
| ms 9rUtfh ht'I'h II ftsiortd.
we a'E assured lhaiiH the treatment 0f M Brooks
east, no "a TRIALS. olntns ns, o' CAu5TIC ap-
m,canI,s nave be'h usrd,-m i'ci. ilte PANALEa
ALoNr mas wrought TINS w"-de'tul change
bh'i, Hm"h' hH'k, CO. fenhSy''lnihi Chafi's u
hoW"h"' j, th''N'e. tFa"i"th 60, P"hnsyVhula; j
~ J"hr"' nj u Sphi 7ecpild-si riiiIhd' Pbld; JAG
lee FI1a4ri'"h' Jtf'l y; T. w Carr 49O y fouTiH-
ABOVE "p'h-'l' tlht'ilt7; = Nethnun2h' LancGS-
yer; ftnhsyIVaniai X NJ Mahdnck, ~ Hle'enih-st,
ThHa"' 'WH' = y" HpiI '"''' NJ D III Sonlh'st cni
nh"iS IhHWt,', "flh.h co, "ISSnhrl; lhRleI Ell
~ nh,''n"t M rhi'n'' Pr, co, IA; J"ih Hafhea
-" u'eh-Sl fhla""'Ifi'n; Whllm Slrrt az NJ ID
n''s"n' We" Jersey; w nam H,Ic, SO hight 81,
Thia't,pnlh u f"'ht, MahniHcinrcr OF Mineral
der'n, I"S : Hiht"-st Fhha; Il a "ollrnWcber. 70
thnH y. n'SIa'; ~ " 81 ST. 40; "e" w Mt2' Brush
maker, 81 Matktt ln' IRA CarI, i3S Chestnut 81
Voc ~ ~ pilpur' Fds'of 81 tltVehh baPHst 'hhTch.
ih'Hi J"hh Ben enc 81, fmla tNonh American OF
nSe'J aaron Hah"s, 's4 tanArhc-Si, Philadelphia;
DhhiGi HC'h sy' ~ ss'et's Sity, 40; andre" SWea-
ION, CaihHGn, Ne" fseE; X evans, west PhIla;
| Wicn"to l"nnG, "nuef, 4o9 malHplsl, Fmla; JohH
w AshmTd"'"V Tnu'h NlNih 81 40; warner,
l;;inoE."lh', no Htshnt ST Go' . Is ehHlI ~ D
bleVt"ui'st' uo' peer SkGh Smlth, boi'or Naive
iEaE'r, uu' S"g houine, nIass ihhnu'aciufet, WIZ
IhWsn"n' jersey; Willlam Sttely, harrington,
naH huIsh c. IOWA; D Coles, M 6oston, Mass;
busSc' ,nhB "a! fhy sol"elsl, fhi'a lhomas = >
ho3y, I" baIti.nu'e, "a; Felef WnSnt, @3S haTket
81, l, a.; Sats w he%hh' u.s. fIhrtts'' 40; JoIn
SooH' l'G q SpGee.sl' 40; Wll'Iam Dne, Pastor st
fan's NJ r. IN CathaflnrS 40; john ChHmbeTs, Pas
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FRS Va. NIB 84 desires u inform ~,
n friends aHG the pubic generally, that hs
has Removed his FufuHure Store to me EAST SIDE
OF SEVEN III SThEEr. immcdialry "pposit" I"
Me.srs Gales X SCAluu's Printing uGicC, where he
has ,hrrr large iOuHs, besides large cellar; there
fore he viii be- ahc AT al times, Kerp gnnp sup
ply OF new and srcORd hand HOUSEHOLD FUR
NGTURE, such as Slarhoa,ds, Bureaus, sofas. Fra-
ther Beds BeIstradS, Ma lrhssss han and >hnck, as
well as nearly every important arriclr IN TINS me
He has hand ~ THIS lime 4 C0nsirrahIe lot OF
FEATHER BEDS ana about Pi&iy STOVES, and
heinz determined 10 sell goods low for cash or nrgo
aHIe pa er, he feels assured that persons who need
goods of his kind viii find 10 their interest 10 give
him Il call before they purchase elsewhere. o-e-i
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GOOp HEWS! coon NEWS?
FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOG

EMPORIUM!
A. The subscribers nave prepared -,
fine assortment of beautiful HiDS1aaHsIaS'
fashionable SHOES and CATERS, suitable for the
tall and winter, which they would like the Ladies 10
call and examine, and can be sed al the following
prices Caters s2i Half Caters, thick sole Sl.62;
Morocco half Boots do. 81 .25; Morocco JefIeIsOns,
do $l.I2; Seal Skin Half Boots, $l.l2; Seal Skin
Jeersons ST. Misses half B0o;s lhick sole, rs cents;
children Boots and shoes, 81 cents.
GgJ- The above work is prepared in the neatesl and
most fashionable style, with every iOT its dura-
sility. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS,
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made AT the shortest
notice. ELLIS b NlCDLAI,
ns7-tf No. 40 BaltmoIC-st.
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RELIGIOUS lNTELLIGENcs. The vestry of
Trinity Church, OF Columbus, Ohio, have CIV
en- a unanimous invitation to the Rev. Gideon
B. Perry, ID. d., of Philadelphia to become the
rector OF sand church.
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VEGETABLE PILLS.


FHVHE GENUINE VEG EpABLE PILLS,
81 AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR GONG RRHO3A,
elects, STRUCTURES, sc. &C. OF all the RENE
dies YET discovered for the of these complaints,
the Vegetable Pills have been the effeciual,
they have never been known IL tafr tecta pGrHla-
nent cure. They are mild and pl ut tolake, ytt
powerful in their action, and M; e taken without
the knowledge of the most inlimate friend. These
Pills put up square boxes, WjIh full directions
accompanying each box.
0ls- For sale by }. o. II N. Mccormick, N. Gay-s.
20. T); and by G. Wseman, Light-st., opposite
Fountain Inn.
In Washngl"B--hy Nj, Delany, cor. Al street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, aud by G. Scout, cor. 7th ST.
and the AvennR. Price 81 n boz. al7
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MoRE Volunteers. Capt. Ellis Artillery
company, at Richmond, Va, rendered their
services to the President, but they were told
they must serve us Infantry to be accepted.
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DEATHS IN New YORK. There were 1872
deaths in New York last week, of which 81
were under one year of age; died of consump-
ton 20; apoplexy IL; fovers IS; Inflammation
a.
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D EREDERICK'S
h6,e PATENT sORPSE PRESERvER!

The attention of the
public is respectfully in
vited to this newly in
vented apparatus; the eb-
ject FIR which il is in
tended sto perfectly pre-
serve corpses from decay
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nAn pRiCN HNUT eInWE ".

ONE PRICE BOOT sfDUE.
,e.sL sui making. AT No "a FXCHAHGE
~ Placer, nv s ) BOOTS, Which are
q 7 a. hand 10 heat, as my numr' nuS Gus
sdSSD kYss dsSA& lOn'rs viii testify. lr addition 10
MA, which. I An maRine n rREss BOOT
9Sae for SO 30; -'chGh Boot s.; SCw"h
Boot S45O; Cork Boot s so 10 %; double seized
water pToot p 50 10 IS; III teal PATIO Alto or all
Foot. -; BooIs footed - SO. All done with neat.
NJ IS and despatch wholesale and rrtail.
EDWARD CHOATE,
No. n Exchange Place.
NIB. BOOTS exchanged for DRY GOODS or
GROCERIES,.
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SUPPLYING EUROPE WITH FooD. Thre are
now upwards Of thirty ships loading at New
York, principally with provisions, for Liverpool
alone
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alI J}iAfCrG 50 Us.
- RE --" aEr r. .ugIiaily Informed that ~ lG2
rhnanH" g.. Tie city, rGpu.1uag lhf numbering at Tie
p,s,,. \, aiAsCriher's mum Pr has been changed
tjuin 20 a. a. 81 which his customers and strangers
vii please tGGa uGuCt,
NHr FyUpdeiJr Oi The celebrated VEGETABLE
8VrTEES and COUGn CROPS, wculd take the pre-
nt occasion 10 cRl the attention OF strangers vsinaR
he Guy, and Others, to the superior qualities OF Tie
nov, medicines for ing cure Of Dyspepsia, Bowel
COMPLAINTS, Hlh0us Fever, Fever and AguC, RhgHmu-
1871. Colds, Cnnph1, Consumption, GHs many ether
,omI lltnts 10 winch G;G liable In addition to TIC
naHy cartIiic&Gs published IN the papers Gf the day
has in his uDs os5iOn mum from most respeclh
Ne individuals. all eayINR To the VTtuee Of these
rcdicIneG and winch can b. seen NJ his store,
The subscriber also takes this opportunity 10 return
rs grateful thanks 30 discerning public, who have
Etend"d to his nHdCinCE such liberal support since
heir Introduction nlO this city; and ne Is happy IN
lac belief that they have been productive Of RuCh
unn wherever used. as he is the pe proprietor and
nairitaciuIrl, he would caution me public against any,
.ileupls thai may be made to impose upon them l
.pmriuus article. Every bottle Of bis medicine II
called lnt stamped wrth hig tie top OF the
cork, asr FAC sine Of hs name on the label on the
side Of iii" Do..ie NOne other genuine; therefore
hr rot dpSaiVed.
HIS ANTl.Bii.iDUS PILLS are acknowledges 20
be q. most ryrell NJ remedy FOR bilious complaints
Tity are extensively used, and prov ounced one 81
the hest family med ainel nav before the punc,
IN aatun % the HELyC h. las many other VI EDl-
ClNhL PREPARATIONS, o. MS own manufacture,
u,gelhsI y nj great variety OF PGRFJMERY, cata-
,.,as Of yliCn can be seen al his store, and Which
~ .Yarfi,'gs ia bt equal tn any in the rty.
'.NFl' &3ILLE, so, o. Iij.iunlr. stree.
PglngyA Frederick AND Iiaris" Streets.
h+d near Genre GaykaG
"a i. Nu!.r!uber ...t iD., rs, as The seGi1e uga
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HEALTH OF New OALEANs. During the
week ending the l4lh instant, there were 50
deaths AT New Orleans, OF which were from
yellow fever.
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HkALTIMORE LOCK IHFIRMARY,
Ap No. 10 e. PRATT STREET,
seven doors Of he Bridge.
The Oldest institution in Baltimore for the cure of
the secret disease.
DOCTOR HARRIS.

DOCTOR HARRIS.
(SUGCEssOR TO Dr.. HITzELBER6RR,)
Challenges the world to produce more certain,
speedy and permanent than he now offers to the
afflicted. His recent extensive medical tour has put
him in possession of the grand scientific secret, of
not only eradicating the lurking poison of veneraI
venom, hat Of restoring the shatteret constitution 10
its pristine vigor. Or. II. confidently assnres The
victims of venereal disease that he can, in an an
paralleltd short space of time, restore the patient
perfect health without resOrtng 10 the nausenns and
deleierion- drugs too often administered by quacks
IhPUTEACY, from whatever cause arising, and
its sources are various, d. II. edges himself 10
mave permanently and efsctuay, restoring to their
tnlI Vgnr the VHule powers. Those addicted IN the
nli afy vice, or who may he suffering from frmsT
indulgence prostitution Of mental and physical an.
"rgirs would find il mmcn their interest apf1v
rilh"' ny letter (pos pad) or in person I" nr. N
whom they may place the most implicit rs'rfdrnrr
FOR hHn9'Rhs secrecy aad 9ficiep; aid. Offrr hnsrs
ireia 8 A, d, 10 IL 7, III. al4T
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second IT.. Baltimore. where he Intends to manuiac-
urr BOOTS, GATHER BOOTS and SHOES. o.
every description, il III" Eust fashionable and APP
proved styes of the best Workmanship amt nIaieTla
warranted TO weaI and III equal Ia any IN this ~ any
other Guy in tho ninH He w0nlh also clRhraCC this
ouport,iniy Of rGMYuug thanks Ia his numerous Gus
toners and friends foI their liberal and Kind patron
arc, and respectfully s"iicits A continuance 0f The
same. Prices as follows
Dress BOOTS, stitched, s3,pu
do do uHg2ed, t,5O
Double sole lined water proof hGols 2iilcged, 500
do 10 do dc pcggGi, 4.W
CorS sole BOO13, pegged, 800
{Fg- All orders liGat IT tha a.odGsl ncnce, whole
sale and 1Gtai.
sch-u SAMUEL ]. bANpi.
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mh2S

H1nE FISH FA IL GOODS.-R, McFLnOwN
u EY Co have received choice stock of Rich
DRESS u KS-hlatk M"ntilla silks; black and
enjoyed Silk v, lvets; French and English Mprino
Thihrt aud Parometta CitlFHS; black and caIOted
hlnara; q II, bazines; PAID W. often and ilk Cash
nryps and M"usrirPs de Lane; Clarence Plnids for
typsss; new SHAWLS; Blankets and Fiannels;
,sh intyrs and t'alic0+: hiri ing Linen and Long
fto,bs; Table ClOhs and Table DiaPer; Napkins and
'Tn.yplism: silk and Linen HontkerchiPfs; Cloths;
Cos.;mprss aud Vesfings with their usual variety Of
ilTyftsads cheap, ~ ..,,,
le3 BALTIMORE STREET,
or3s between Light End Calvert sts.
-YnRrv~YgG PAPEZs-l350 Reams Printing
pa,.T cry1tou: $50, sa,t weight, received and
n, s,io n, TURNER II NUDGE,
nl3 5cviI CbaIlPs street.
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baltimore QcEtppcr.
ICou,spoadeuca ine GlGimor, rHYerJ
WAsGIXGroS, Nov. %, 1876.

W NafI'SG IN, WV ~S1 ''tN-
The Yan Ness CSs Mr.. Alfred Tippeli
testified az 80 the commences OF an Instrument
shoNn TO INN 1t was an agreement between
General Van Mes and himself He saw the
General wti,e IT; and while doing SO looked
into dictionary to see how TO spell the word
SEEKING
Mr.. c Mann was called 10 the stand, and
was about To state how he was married III
Py,iadelphln, when,
The counsel fnr the defence objected, main
tanning hut there was statute, ard tins was
paramumut Ia parole evidence.
The court decided that the statute, being the
hghe.l evidence, must be produced.
NJ Brent quoted decisions of the Supreme
Cou Of PGnmsy leanla, showing that present
cOnsrn'," IT seriously made, Is sufficient for
marriage, and II Is not necessary for the ceTer
muny 10 be p rlursnGd by magistrate or cier-
gymIn. Accord ny 10 > Watts, the r qutre-
neui of WE'VE v Iur"sseS les merely directory,
aud does not affect the VALIDITY Of marriage -
The vleatur Of thc statute IS liable L. penalty
Aiter debate, che counsel iur The defence
inssung that the ml#.,r otlHv marriage "t M,
Mann viii not prove the alhlnlr.) the court
decided mat the u~i1e OF celebrating MARTIN
res must DC proved by those who know the
fact
hlT, JlNl u. raves was examined, ava sun
dry lrlirrs having been shown 10 hm, lie sull
he wuuhl rcc"eiI,e them us IN the huud-wrl
tpy at Gen. Vac Ness, we're 1t not TO- the pre-
sent circumstances. He was kept On the stand
for loug time, making comparisons Of hand
wFltrug, and giving his opinion as to the forma
ton o certain letters ard figures
The Rev. Mr. Sprolc, minister Of the Pres
byicrian Church, testified that ne rcsIded as
clergy man III Philadelphia for five years, anc
IN Carlisle seven years; end during the time ht
married over two hundred persons.
Mr.. Brent enquted what was the genera
practice, and whether n license was necessary
10 marriage in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Brady objected, ON the ground that there
was distinction IN the law between the Cere
mony being performed 10y clergymen and al
deImen. Mr. Sprole's testimony, as a clergy
man, would not prove the custom and usage o
the aldermen.
Nj. Brent Contended that il was legitimate
for the jury to infer, IN the evidence the plain.
TIFF had offered, whether the marriage took
place before an alderman or clergyman. The
jury are not estoPped by parole testimony.
After debate, The further discussion was
suspended, to examine.
Mr. keil, VINO, being sworn, said that in
November, 1915, he furnished stoves for Mrs.
CDhho', anu 1t was Understood, IN converse
ton with Gooeral Van Ness, in February
ls46, that The General was to pay for them.
No May read the following letter, as con.
frmatory of IN" testimony, VIZ:
~ ar N, ! have ordered the kell;
TO furnish aud fit ~ just such 4 stove, fix
lures, &c, sc, as you may wish and order
enclose you Ten dollar brll.
Your husband,
JOINS p. VAN MSS.
Addressed to Mrs. Conner, Missouri st.