davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
Board of yisi,ors.
WlSHIsuTeS MALE SEMINARY,
Hempstead County, Arks.


 VIE second session ef this iBsiitaton. eneued N this morning, February llth. 1850 hsv L. F, TuRRESTiNE, Superintendent and Pro- fessOr ef Moral and Intellectual Philosephv Belle Letters, and Spanish LiierataEe. Rev H.C. THwEATr, A. M, Professor of reriaa. Roman, French and Italian Literature JAnKs CK0eKEH, 4. NJ, Professor of Mathematics Students received in the Primary Dspar,mes, and instructed.
 TERMS: Primary Department, per session of sl weeks payable quarterly In advance, sl2 0n Preparatory Department, Is Collegiate Course, % s. \ Vocal and lRstrsmehtal M asie, Eiements ef Musical Composition, tExtra) co Initiation rec, l co No dedne,ioH for absence unlesz ia cases of pg trzcted illness
 Allsudents charged from ihs time Of ihes entry 10 the end of the session. N Bs-Ths sons ot all ministers who gre en- gagged in the regular work sf the ministry. or of these who are ssPerasas,sd OF have disd tn the ministry: will be educated free of charge BoGRDiss eaa be obtniHed ia the best f miles at from $ to g per month.
 P0rtcpiar Bitention Nt be pad beth tO tht moral and intellectual traiBibg of sh stnusale committed ts our ehafge,
 $. T. SANDERS. Secretary.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
Dress Goods.

LUST received beautiful selection Of ladies' J dresz-soods. consisting ofS:.ss. Poplins. Cash. mers. Muslin d'LaiaS. Ainaccas, Shawls. &c., &c. &c.. which wil,ssbe sold yssy low by
 J. D. ADAMS, Nov. {. 1881. steamboat landing.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30

 nent relief for Indigestion Dyspepsia Jaanee Liver Com paint Consumption ahd debty, curing stes Nature own method, by Natures agent, ihe Gastric Juice. II certain preventative of cholera keeps the and bowels in perfectly healthy condition Half teaspoonful of this uid infused in water wi d. gt or dissolve i've pounds of beef in aboaltwo hours out of tie stomach ~ scIESrIFio EvIpEScEBaron Leibig In his celehrafed work on animal chemistry, says An artificial sesive fund the mncous membrane oi the stomach the cali, whc. vaE5u articles of food, such and egg will be so ened changed and desed just in the same manner they Dr. Pefcra, in his famous treaties con food and Diet published by Fowler Wells New York page B. states the same great fact, and describes the method o preparation There are few higher authorities than DT. Perera.
 Dr Conbe, a his valuable writing sPhysoIogy of Digestion observes that diinnaton aae quantity of the Gastric Juice, prominent and all prevailing ot DyspePsa; and he states that distinguished professor of medicine n London, wao ssvery afflicted with the complaint, finding every thing else a had Gastric Juice, obtained from stomachs of living animals which proved competiy suecessfur
 Dr Graham, author of Ile famous work "vegetsble Die says; " Is remarkable fact in ysSngy, thai the stomach of animals maeeraed in water mparts fund the property of dissivBg articles food and fecting kind ot artificial digestion them in no wise d srenI irom the natural digestive process.
 Dr. simon great work T'ha Chemistry of Man. - fIea Blanchard Philadelphia s6, pp k 2 says: 'sThe e0Very Of Pcsin forms the chemical history Digestion. From rseeas experiments know food dissolved rapidly artificial digestive ;.ud prepared from Pepsin is in the Gastrie Juice tseif Professor Dunsnson, of the Jefferson College PhlAde- phia bis treat work sHumaa Physioloy de votes more than hy pages te examination of thus subject He experiments with Dr. Beaumont. the Castro yaiee taiRed from the living human stomach and from animals well known. in all he .dsestion urrd perfectly the aSti6cia as naIural digesiion
 For further proof of the renarkahi. ts discove ry cali ai 72 MAGAZINE STREET, ssd get descriptive sheet GRATIS. A. KENDALL k CO,
 General ageat tor Ssuthsrh states. For safe, whoiesaie retail Liule Rock, the New Drug store, by
 the State oi Arkansas. Juy I, 1851. 43-iy
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
Great Revolution in Business.

Great Revolution in Business. MYTH the view of accommodating my custo- W mers and others who may be pleased to favor me with their business, have made arrange ments to procure, with great dispatch, at e4tker CINCINNATI MENPHs, or NEw ORLEANS, on the cheapest terms, such Brass and Cast Iron wogk as may be ordered by those who prefer their orders filled al either of the above places, as well as all such orders as l cannot furnish from my eStab- liShment, free of any commission, or charges of any kind, except drsi cost, drayase, freight, and insurance.
 Ths plan, it is believed. will greatly facilitate every one deslroas of erecliRg Csston Gias, TAreShHg Machines, Satc Miik, Corn Mlls, Flour Ni!is, and Cotton MilLs, Or any otksr dss- ertpssoR ef Machinery, or Engine sork, in procur- ing with certainty whatever they may want from abroad. and at the sarae tune atTcrd them a con- yenieRt opportunity of judging by coraparison be- tween my work and prices, and otAers.
 II IS indispensable that all orders should be &C., conpanied by draught and specification suffi- cieniiy explicit Tn detail to serve guide to the mechanic who may he called upon to execute the work, as we'll as that suitable provision should te made for the payment
 All accommodations addressed . ne, will be thankfully received, and meet with prompt atten- ton. ROSWELL BEEBE,
 July 2i, 1851. st LlHte Rack FagseEy.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30

which will De sold fdeash, as low as they can be bought in New Orlels.
 Country Physiciai and dealers will hnd 1t then interest after hting examined elsewhere to give me also, call
 TPrescnptionAare put ap.
 Little Rock JslE | IS51. 43-
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL Boarding and bey Ssasol For Tenn, lsal,,

nsslaiak aha ba! AcAeei Ter lanAg lsdlfy 'hE oasiness ei ,hIs seminary MI he rss'.e., 1 The 9ih Sept, CD. VI, wAsn a usbriasl e,.-s dance ci the Pupils is earnestly requested.
 ihlS instifatieh, under the eaTe ai Ms .sA n. Mlssss WOOD, with Assistant Teachers na... sNefs lacu'y ios impsgtinE lhe advantages of het ns'.aea edNeatioH Possessing Within thrnsetyes n, Ynshaes'1ohs Tor the vsrloes hrsncAes ~hirh sh.v hasv paAehssa ~HA psfieei sallsiaesen, lhsy A.s "a Ieiet To lLe gentlemen whose eAslFs are senxx.s
 ne fnpils oi the bnsrttne Srb,,ot h.,,r s., stah'y associated wiih thett TeaeAr,s rsrs,ss, n. h'~niloh 60 neesssaty "a tom sna refp. tt. ,.. hrfs and produce habi;s of ofter and rs.,,,t...,. essehlial ID ihe iormst,oA cl ehassrtef
 Feeling he importance ef q tb,suvh kn,,.t..,.. ei he French isnzasge, now indr.p.r,sbl. ,n .,,s edufatton, the Principals wlsh To tsnt.s, !, ,s pofs'aie the language q ,he establishment IT, propose admitting he Pnpts, who rc.,ds n ,,., faptiy' 70 attend the French etsssts, W,,ioul .,t chsSgv 'Nt~
 TheJeeation ofthe city of Iititr Rock ,s s.,p,f., rirssa''t and accessible at sa ,tnlss by si,sg s.s and stage v yes '
 The system sf eeaCsnon. assjeao,slv ,5,s,..s A'ms s' apeFier appreciation ot uha atY,.tS atts,, ed h 6eFe'epiag he nC' al aud e,nsl fs,sl -emetaeing aihoteagh snd ., sie D, st,e rc,,., t, the slemeEtatN in the hlehsst branches Mn,t,l, records ct scholarship aud experiment s,e ,gat.,t led to Pneuis. whist every iadieioAs ,reitsm.ntfs stndy Is afforded
 The school Is constantly under the snn.r,f.,.,a A , the Board oi Vls'crs, who. iiom tua tp lime A, anime tsr various classes, and repor theii progr.ss Fern'S CT Taftien, and Board per sssstau n. live naaRthH.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30

Saddlcry. TUST received from New Orleans large sJ and wlel assorted stock of Saddlery, consisting m part of the following, VIE:
 10 gents fine Columbian Saddles; l2 e |" Spanish s ladies' " Hog skin i" dog. Brides, assorted qualities; MaHingales asSnrted qualities; 3 Birdie filings 'f '' ] WeTsted GirtS |" [" 5 |" '' Cifengles, ass qualities; 3 " Com. Horse Cellars;
 3 '' Hog skin Horse Collars; - Wagon Whips;
 ? Hide
 Plain and poeketed Saddle Bags; , " fine Polished SRafla Bits; 2 |" C StiIup Irons;
 very fine Buggy Whips: And for sale by 4. j. HUTT, Maa street. May l4. is5l-. 3S-
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
Leather. s.cathtr!!

' HAVE now on hand hsndsoms lot of Leather, \ consisting of ... .saz
 Sole Leather. Upper Leather, and BuckSkias tanned. For sale by d. J. HUTT,
 July 8, 1851. a7g --, Nam Si.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
To Inc Unknown Heirs of Samuel F. Mason,
 Deceased,

Df order Of the Johnson Probate Court, the un- ID dersigned Administrator of sad estate IS order ed to advertise that there in hls hands 5 46 less expenses of this advertisement, be,onging to the unknown heirs Of said estate. Sald Mason was medium size, dark complexion, lame in one leg about 5 years old. was snerlff of this county and was killed at Spadra Bluff, by Jn0. C. Jewett, m August, 1855.
 WILLIAM ADAMS, Administrator. Clarksville, Ark, July 3t, 1851. 4S-6w.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
NORTEaaOREps Rheumatic Cempounds
 MI and RlooA Purifes; 4 eersain Csws far


 "ORTEMOREps Rheumatic Cemponnds IVA anA BleoA PnriAes; 4 eersain Cuvs Jar sitkw 6gGmsmsf1vy (ksufsl w CrsHse khssnsafss1. Thin Ealnahle 9emeay stands without rival In the history of discoveries, iH this or any other country, n enfing thia painful and paralyxng dls- ease, in all its various fuEmB.
 The vast number that have been cured by the use of this compound. during the past year, de- m0nssxates this fact. Not only recent acute or iaGammatosy eases, but old chronic casess of ten, twenty, thirty and even forty yeaEs standing hese they had not only tried every other external and intsrnai remedy of which they could heaz. but at great expense. had tfaveled, and passed nnSes the treatment of number of the flint medical men of Europe. as well as sf our own country, visited the vArous wafAKinR places, taken yoyages at sea, and dwelt in khe most salnbgions chmes, without ob- taining relief. 6qnae, wh0 were reduced to mere skeleton, tAeiT AesA had witAefed away, their limbs wers paralysed. and many that had scarcely been able to walk fpgten, 6feen and twenty years. Thena have been cured sound and well, regained then flesh and the use of then limbs, and now en- Joy excellent health from the use of this compound. These facts are fally substsntiafed by published testimony. from the highest possible sources tes- timohy that cannot be gainsaid, but which can be vouched for by tsH thoGsaad witnesses.
 Retail psice, sS per bottle. bottles for SIP, or 6 for 822.
 2, To De had of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS BUTTERWORTH.
 Little Rock. June 5, 1851. ly.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30

THE true Digestive Fluid oF Gastric Juice, prepared from Reaneu Or the siom- ach Of the OK, afteE direc- tons gwen by Baron Lei big, the great physiological chemist, byl. 3. Houghion, M. D., No. II Aor.h Eighth
 street, Philadelphia, the on- lY immediaie and neffna-
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

BOARD OF TRUST TEES
 Hon. D. T. wfrTEk, PGETBnNr, Han. ? PoiBdextef Rev, VI m. Moeres, RevgL. ? Lively Rev. B. P Box, ! N. Jones, N, D, Mir. j. 5. ga. deiur. Mr I. Williamson, AOs J. D. Trnaie Rev J, CssIes, M. D. Rev J. ]. Roberts. ( E Milchel, M. D, Hr. W. " Andrews, Mr, T Sanders. MT. II. " saith 7-22-u
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
NEW CNTHlNG!

nR. STEPHENS STRINGENT SYRCP.- 1V This has now bee ne a celebrated remedy Tor Dyscntery and Bowel aanplaints, Cholera Mor- bus, Diarrhna or Smher Complaints, pam or cramping in the stonnac br bowels, adapted 10 per sons of all ages, but UT rtcu5iedly the most SHpe- rior preparation for chiken ever produced.
 PTice. 25 cts for suEA bottles, and So c1s TOT large ones.
 To be had of R. L. IbDGE and THOMAS BUT TERWORTH.
 LI .ie Rock me, H, 1851. J'
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
2J,OOO Il,.. Of I'eItry.
school Books!

SGnOON NbOOkA. l HAVE just received ssuPpi' ol School bpyAz among WhseA afe .he iolieWing' opz. Ecieene sps.ilns Books :" Day4s Arithmetic
 PikFx
 sH,ieys 's
 |" English keadersA
 {" G0odrichs Readers No. l. aud ]; Copy Book:
 s assarted PrnGers; 2050 Letter Envelopes,
 deg. N ss1afi Hanmansta; l" southeFn Abo-~Papes. Pens, Iak. &e.. &e.. ali fer sie cheap iof cash, by A. j. hL1f, laua atf'e May ii. issl. a9~
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
Hook Binding.

rVNHE subscriber has opeaed Bistery nost slfs.r
 \ to ,he Book Store on Markhall street and g pre pared Co do all sorts of book binding Nih nea ness sad despatch. He has thorpagh aeGuam ance with tLe business and N deiemD"d 10 please hiS patrons. He would respectfully soAct ihe custom 0i those desinag work in his llae. Oct h. fs5l if if IAtDBi
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
Stationary. Nc.

LUST received a large and beautiful selection sI of STATIONARY, comprising almost every thing iR that line, and for sale by
 JOHN II. ADAMS, Nov. i, 1851. steamboat landing.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
New s.Ood~. New GOosIs.!
Beef Hides. PsIhItA and Fprs.

kI'nE highest price paid ia Cad l0s beef hdes. s4 peltrses and furs of eyefy description, by ~ THOMAS BARRETT.
 Oct. Zl. 3In st the steamboat aHdIng.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
Wall l.apering.

A IL descriptions of Wall Paperng neatly ex. "A ecated. Apply al the book bndery.
 Oct. II, 1851 If II. JACOBI.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30


 A MnnTIm0nRn WT1Bn CORDIAL, AND IVA HOOD Pun&KlkE ENso,s episils endlhe masl seisniiae DI 1Eali z41 rlufseedi sas h1stis af whieA, E wsnshle sos pesess H,pse real tnedaelnal yrtmes fham ten iifea khak amoant of nnmspaEllas q aHy other psepaEstisn psf nP for similar paEpeusss lls nneqMai pEtass gre seon made msniIesf in diseass4 haNiHR kilaiT origin in impurities ef tAe blood, such 8AsAAeis. bespf- nla or King EviL RryalpeltA sase6ue Esup tions, salt. hhen, Tette V ~tfm, Puppies on ue face q sakfaee cf fh8 klps soreness or misery in ths breast q IeG og thf beaFt geneaal debllity og neTvons n4echtnss and all r1eguiar habits of the xyxlem. fespecially with females,) and the many dezant1e 0f the neEyUus sys- tenn. and diseases ariElns hom the inIadiciOus use of calomei and nlhw poisonops drugs.
 This ia fne ddsaiai. plsz6ant aid agreeable to take, and peFSslY aafe b be used in aay state of healfh, esen by inc m0st delicate female 0T child. And t n aa hftacle thnf eveFY ous khoala use. at least once year. t0 purify and enEieh their blood, land thus prevent all manner Of dissases.
 Retail price, ef per hotile. bpaties for g.
 To be had of R. |. DODGE and THOMAS BUTTERWORTH. June 3, 1881. Iy.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
OLIVER & CO.,, VINE S RRIT MERCHANTS, CORNER or MAI AND MARKHAM ST.

TUsT Received lhne assortment of choice J articles for Bar loses, and Family use, con s.sting of
 Fine Old Port Vne; Madeira Wine; Brown Sherry Wine; Paetherry Wine; Catauba me Lougworth Ohio Cluet Wine, Snpr. Juice; Bran dy, Cognae; Brand Cherries; London Glni Me- aongahela Whislyt Scotch Ale; Brown Stouti Anisette; Naturd Srup; Muscat de Frontlgnaa; Marischano; CuAop; Mushroom Catsup; WoT- ees,ershire Saacs: bardines; Fresh Salmon; Ab- sinthe; PreseTvef d., &c.
 Little Rock, iprt P. 33-tt.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
Christ Church school for Boys

Rev. A. F. FABIAN. Rector.
 MILLER QuAiL, M. A. Principal. THIS Institution wlII open on es about the ist \ September. Boys will be prepared for college or for the business pursuits of life. As the num- Der of pupils IS limited. applications should be made immediately 10 the Rector.
 Aug l9, 1851. 50
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
Money tO Loan,

\ IL pefsoas .saehtsa ;e ibe tnefffisH''i A please come tafw af9 aaa ssaAf payne \ cash. ea.too. pclfrY, 0l oeef hisss. as p' uesbl.. ss am ID debt and must psY up.
 S.pt 2s. tsas 4. j. Bt TT
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
Ladies' Shoes.

A SPLENDID assortment, just received per "A steamer St. Francis, and ioI sale by
 A. J. HUTT. Aug. :, iss,. s
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30


 LUST received pe B. E sb Cleoaa a fresh eppl Of pure and selected ugs
 Also fresh CoNgTst Wa Ter, Seltzey APerIeRa Per fxmey1ss, &e.
 Constantly on hH al popular Patent Mteinss CAe1HieaIs, Oils, PSsHt' WEn9osc Giass, l'Grde Seeds. Wnes < L4trs f Medical uSe. Nc A Q
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
For Dyspepsia.

Prepared from the fourth stomach of the OK
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
Little Rock High school.

UNDER THE CARE OF MRS. AND THE
 MISSES WOODS. BUSINESS will be resumed ID VI list Septem- 11 Der, when punetaal attendance of the Pu- pils is respectfully requested.
 The Board of Visitors 10 the above INSTITUTION, well satisfied from loHg personal observation. that its accomplished proprietorS are highly competent to teach, Tn ihe most approved and successful man. nsT, all the branches of thorough and finished Education, therefore, take great pleasure in re- commenting II 10 a continuance of that large and increasing patronage which has enjoyed since its commencement.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
N"HM@Hs


 rTNHE subscriber, agent for H. Habernnan, will l continue the fonner's business at his old stand on Main, near Markham street, and keep con stantly on hand full and well assorted stock of Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Castings &c, &c., all of which will be sold low for cash. The highest market prices will be paid for country produce, beef hides, peltres. bees wax. &c JOHN kRAUSE. Little Rock March 2S, 1851. 30-tf.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
NEW GOODs,

kECklFED, last night, by s,sanerx J.s, A and kmliy, q large los of goods vh,ss Ass a saalton 70 pFevtons arTiyaiS mates ,ke s,ny, ' raney aud staple Merchandise now hste er t.. Inc inest soHpsese ] ever hsvs prtsensea "a ,s puale; ana iespee'ia'iy inviie sll pyrSeas o tss, "l S"0 '"~H' 70 eAi sha exansae tte same
 , Al HrTF, Masm ssr..,
 Littlc Rock, Asyls, 1851,
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-12-30
WHOLESALE E 6 RETAIL -1 ~-~--
 UAU@ HSUAA

BY J. T. TAPPE. 1.-THE RocK, MAty ySraEET FELLOW MARKHAM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-27
The Worlds Fair In London.

Among the arrivals in town yesterday we noticed
the name ofMr Charles F stansbury, who visits New
York on the business Of the Central Committee at
Washington, for the London Industrial Exhibition
Exhibitors and all others interested in the great fair,
find him at the Aston House, from to 10 A. NJ,
and from to NJ.
30 many erroneous statements have found their
way into the papers that 1t is deemed necessary to
state that Mr. is Secretary OF the National Insti-
tute, and member Of the Central Committee and has
come to New York simply to receive and receipt for
the goods and to that they properly authen-
tcated and correspo nd with the invoice tina. the
mittee will send to the London Commissioners.
The revenue1 cutter Froward, of the Philadelphia
station sailed from this port yesterday morning for
Boston She ordered there for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning all articles in that port intended for exhibit
ton. These her return to this city, will immsd-
atey be trans shipped to the frigate St Lawrence,
which vessel was time age selected by the De-
partment at Washington, 70. conveying all goods of
the re;- g soathsmpton.
- 3. Lawrence was moved out Of the dry dock.
several days ago, and numbers Of carpenters, rig
gers &c, are engaged, day and night, in fitting
her for the voyage with goods for the Fair Captain
sands has been appointed to take the command, and
all will be ready in good time. quantity Of goods
has been received, but IL is supposed tho greater
quantity Is yet to come. The fne weather has afford
ed an excellent opportunity for their operations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-27
The Copper Currency.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
You made some observations relative to the scarcity
Of copper coin l suppose you judge from the quanti
ty coined In this country. have a good opportunity
OF knoring and believe that there is an abundance
Of copper coin OF some kind IL IL common for gro
GERS 70 have nall key full and 80 they are sccumu
lated unt they compelled to sell them. vast
quantity In the winter season out OF circulation
There IL a demand for cents as the light vegs-
tables and fruits appear so that twice the amount B
used In summer than In winter.
Your correspondent McGsy semste think II necessa-
ry TO coin pieces of intrinsic value) 81 as TO conierm
20 all enumerstions under ten cents This
dalton IL more important when IL IL kns rn, Z. I'M
dersand that large portion Of the copper coin Of the
United states IL coined In England (Brmins ham aud
sold to the Jews 1T 10 and lis for dollar, They
make their appearance In the latter part OF the year
they stamped and the beginning Of the year SUE
cteding so that those Of 1850 new out In album
dance.
About two and quarter pounds Of weight equal 100
cents one dollar Two and quarter pounds Of COP
per about cents leaving siIty four per
cent for coinage interest and prs1t The net profit Is
hfty per cent, at least
The writer Of this cannot prove what he writes as
his only inform alton IL derived from what an English.
man told him about year ago. This man asserted
that he vas then his way to land purchased from
the pro6ts rased in that way. NCBRTaHg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-27

A ioitrt Assault tritk Knifs-0n Saturday nigh
. young hy the name Of Daniel Driscoll, was
rested by oecr Sullivan OF the Second ward poiioe
on charge Of violently asssulting James Neary with
large beet knife, INJECTING several severe wound.
the head Tho alteration and assault took place be-
tween the parties In the basement kept BY Mike Mad
den, In Ann street Driscoll, when arrested had on
his person loaded pistol, which taken from him
by the police The msghtrate committed Driscoll to
prison, TO answer the charge.
Suspicion Of sealing Jepeirp A young Irish girl BY
the name OF Ann Riley only fourteen years Of age
arrested on Saturday afternoon, by officer Valentine
OF the Seventh ward. on suspicion Of stealing box
containing gold breast pin, valued at S25 two gold
bracelets, two gold rings together with other
telss Of ewery valued In all at t193, the property Of
Mrs Mary Ann Kelly, residing at No. 80 Govsrnsur
street The following circumstances constitute the
suspicion against the girl II that the girl 10 in
the employ OF Mrs wstkiss residing at No Isl Mon
roe street ana on Saturday afternoon, her mistress
sent her TO Mrs. kellys, on an errand She went as
desired and Mrs Kelly sent the girl up stairs to OBJ
tain the article sent for from . bureau drawer. 1t
Was In this drawer that the box Of jewslry depo
sited The girl returned to Mrs Kelly hs directed and
then left for her residence. After the girl had
len the box Of jewelry also missing. Suspicion at
once vas directed 70 this girl who vas accordingly
taken into custody, and conveyed before Justice
Mountfort who mittsd her TO prison for further
examination The girl denied all kno~ledge Of the
box or jsrery She has been but seven weeks in the
country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-27
The Forrest Divorce Case.

SUPREME COURT.
Camdrh NORTON Forrest, Ptai'fiF and Edwn. ForTcss
Dgsnddnf the following additional anidavit on be.
nall OF the plaintinIhas been handed to Judge Ed.
monds.
Jonn sinclair OF Aargsts In the county of Kent,
England ESQUIRE maketh oath and saith that he 10
the father OF the above named plaintiff Catharne Nor
ton orrest VINO was married TO the above named de-
PENDANT Edwin Forrest on the twenty third day OF
June one thousand eignt hundred and thirty seven,
~ the parish cnnrch OF 81 pauis Cevent Garden in
the county OF Middiesex In England, Aforesaid And
this further satin that he has been nfor
ana peeves tnat the above named defendant has