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~ b f RI T E r o N,
j A LITERARY and CRITIC IL JOURNAL, pabHsb.d
ey.ry s.ivrssy g per sn3orr Sc per copy
49, CoSr,sTs oF No. VI, Dsc g.;
REVIEWS" The wers, u ch.' ta,b- Htroire de Fsn-
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DOCK for the II o L / d A 5 =,
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DUSELLAN hsNSE; TIaEs AID F2iALs OF IiS
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Of :. iter Agrss; G. TX -tcSe. e cap'sat Lif- v -
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each vosue esiopg ,i,ht 6st class ssse Ensrssnss u
PANosAnAs TTR rae YOUNG: A series OF calarsd
.o Tss v.sty Of REwAsD CARDS. printed N eolon,
in pseiel' roovs .,,.,, 80 nh ,l
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Mex door Nssss1 Sank.
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No. sos Brosd~sy, New.Yorf.

No, SOC Brosd~sy, New.Yorf
NEW BOOKS and NEW EDITIONS
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A. Gus IN n &, CO.,
OPERATIVE CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS,

No ao Broadway. Laboratory, No IS Resde-s-l
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the os approved modern apparatus manufacture In rss
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Chemical Lectures-Dr. DoREMUs would respectfully
bat viii deliver four Lectures, lcsTsted With
experiments, en- the "IopoD ieraes Forces Light Heat
Elec % ard Mssneti. in the Chemical Lee u'e Room Of
the New York Meecd Coese Bss. Sn.st, 4thsv On
the hlownS evening", at ~ O'Clock: SATURDAY Dec 81
WEDNESDAY Dee. II; SATURDAY, Dec, ISL wEDNES-
DAY. Dec 10.
Fst Lecture, Light" Importance Of the Impondsrabls
Forces External OF Light; Astronomical relations Of
Earth Theories corning the San Paeus xpermsnt
of Oh otstee Alcohol illustrating the os ion of the Hssv
enly 8edeA
CompI Nature Of Light the Chemical other Forces;
Eeston's Discoveries; Speed 4 Light; Undulaory Thsory;
Analogy between the Eye ard Eu-Expem cot two sounds
prod1cios srerse.
A, tifca Lisb,s Chemical Aston-Expshmept with Oxy
gen In ati to Lsh.j Coored Lights; Monochromstc
Light Photp hohc Light
ExpeI illustrating the character Of Flame Dummond
Lbt Electric Lsh from large Gavsnic Battery and other
Ilusu stiora
Tickets for the Course sa single admission, Is seuts to be
obtained a. Mesrs PIKE d. SONS. No. 578 Brosd gay;
d. APPLETON CO.'S, No S46 Brosdwsyi c. s. FRANCIS
CO.'S No. 252 Broadway, and at the Medical College. In
East lSth.st.
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p o s Z C l. A X
IL FANNY FERNS NEW BOOK,
Is Now READY
Prize 81 2S.


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LIS than 'our Fancy fer9 CON asf ne
rary rtr "nhiD Drse shs . % eoui - i,'
bTsn tsrsgfaph comfy " the tn1us1aos on hefr
pspers stieb. TO tie sstonitmeut Of Euops, naI
late IN America PROBABLE there IL nos ons wneh as not
efIe1 more ~ e.s cf her Fern LeSes 3o'u tn, ~
ytsI Le nrst eontiI q noesa Az. $50 sle
ciities, no- AL have flaTe- Our dashhS VIZ er
less espaie Gus Fanny never suee-eS N n
cornoa nes tePth pa lance; sum ia. ~ rh
what Pity she bad 1T her p.rsgs2hs Inc efues
ssle Hftbsp, as e. Tics so;ne iG1s are I4s 49, 10 y n
fsiuie b. inoeac, heinz ne ulsse 81
Ame cr hetor. W. h,ve rsotsn now my scor-s %
per uis hGasrts Gf pm its pr and thsryna' Of bad
h- pubihs sev-rused they we're o0 70 IseP IN
piSeo o. supp tie Demand bus vs AL fens-.DS.
feey read auth dal boiy tst eS .bo1t
tb. otfe' ace II the Atlantic tks rurrur OF tas M
vhi:h II pr drc.d. and firth <ih b. sent us run
sohfius b. - Re followed b. swarm oI 2o - 49,,
sol -, exc flon eonpse-s ofefs pos.- 81 -
nuoh tn tsef na Des ~ n1e1 - 80 80 "a --~.i
place q nsprsioU 10 saeh tcnss fn n hata ne..
sss The FAC which ih book bought is ie,n Is, a. e
hss Itc,vtd duriDs the last fr ue
ore 81 the Ne loss p,prs h,ndTec acD 81 ~ -
vtb Fanny FERN. nee b,ok u Announced icu ne.
pei It, tte 10 "my Rnse Clss sac u Is % ~.
th- tst Of )ee-nbsr Rnih Hall fEsed oleei q
mend sho hss ee er'ree Of the literary reo -
hyresrs' sy ,u- - ed.os privileges We have oe'n7a
spsrua oftnis bs wkieh Is TO bIiot sl:9 s-Ln 20
Us IL !. certainly The ees. tsiIg Anerieas i'oii'e
las YET dors. =, .,-
rev hoct all sea sres e-r IN "a III,
tr be - Tie NeS.Yoik Mirror says Ihst ma -
obOnspoy, sd hoe Clare SIN par. 80.
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onius9 M rrnef 'eos pope o. car n,
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4 Prefsee 20 fni.' We sh.l not DC 81 P''0
the sDceessfnl o American 6si ms
Pahi,hedb by Mason osOrHths ses- fo's
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LHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS,
C,sssins with other k,sazine.-BrIll.ant OF

NEW voLUME-SEw sERIEs-NEw DRESS.
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SPIRITUALIsM EXAMINED SCIENTIFIC
- Ally Pro. ROBERT aAREs 0ttt SJOn y
ePIslf UALISs. witn easrsvsr il!1sfr.tnf M
Nv ntons d.tss se spi0. loa
n.r..s,,,c,. Pd.e al ~. o..,ss. Is essaL Ai-e D.
HART's LICrURE ON sPiRirUALIsh 70 5000 people n
PARrRIpGE BRirTAN, Ne 50 Brossvsy Ny.
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NEW YORK JOURNA l., VOL p
N Now ready containing - Of sond rssd-
ina ard an endless variety and quau ity of ExCeLLENf
PICTURES. Price. IN pspet 81 Dealers su2el,sd By
ROSS JONES & rOUsEY
No. les Eass.a<t N. y, and
No. IS Clsrk st, Chic4go.
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gperial Motifes.


Mr. Haydock, tho ex wocdsswyer, will leetare on the
sct OF zen pefsnoe SUNDAY TIE 9Th, as toiowe' mar
10 II 10 o'cock BGing slio ct ~ O'clock IA
h o. Grsndst oelsok And 10 the evening 81 <i'
Snd Avenue D.
The Treasurer Of the Fire Department gratefully
r edses The receipt 90 dona Jon fro inton fire
arfanea Company the Widow add oroan Fano OF toe
apartment pei James B. Ames, jr ssl., ssSTessry.
Nerth-Westera Settlement Company. odies No lis
As.utt-lANkS MAChEkN, Presiientj Fdphho 20
6sbLY Secrets NfRSHENf LAND. q the oest
Vst either 10 lows WicODsia or Monesots can d 90
aasd hrtu.b hs agency Of ihis Company 20 Der acre,
ss a. the advantages res1itSg om weh-o.dered e0no
aiu
sivrs tbs fa psrouias OF tbs eDtsrpns may De
psrsonA pcs.oa - the once OF inc S'u
nv
Tue Western Farm Associations. "A inSesSnent
~ f - Nisid great Auenes every fhurs
AJFs,IiHEa 10 Bo~ory. rhs un6engasd may Be ssen
&nsc avs snc Fridays at NO. 81 felton,st
r,acns,., hrst Lecture of be cou
am q : ne.ept ali q esessrs Lib Fa9i,
IT =. a. jv.,ef b, Dr.. IN X. G8t5CON on SArUR-
LAY EVTSiNG Sh inst q: " O'Clock 10 the Hall Of the
ssS al sdsea ION eorptr Of Grand aod Eloss Sahec:
m Ya,s N PISS AtR and NEXrlLArtok, especially 90
t,<hss ara Pups" cksts Of Admissible 2 cents, Season
kt, l. e.n B. obtained fTon h9 Lihrsyy Commit
oty, or Asoson the door on the evea ~ II tas
49,. " no JOHN H. FANNtNG. preidsaL.
LIoS.Kp H.zKt roS Chm Of Libarg Comnttse.
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xxx. .MARRIAGEs AND DEATHS

xxx. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
xxx. .WHALERs.
XXI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Full Reports Of the
Sock, Money Cotton. Grain, Cattle and other Mar
kets. specially reported foI The Tnbms.
fsa eEsI-wEEkLY Theme furnished 70 &c 20
sese One copy for One Year, IS; Two copies so
FIVE Sll IS
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@Qnn REWARD.-LOeT, on TUESDAY,
RCOIsO Dec : 1856 IN I'll, city, FoUR THOUSAND
th sueI BsIk n j. sbout 500 n "a the FsrmaS esnk
Of wnsse, j. *lto BIZ Trad snens Bank Of shs
city and the balance in other unity bs1ks Tbs shove
card vii b paid application OF the sDder b. WILLIAM
FULLERTON, ssq., Ne 81 wdl-E.
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Cost ann fcun6.

7 OST-On Thursday, 9th inst. on going from
- y.ios-.v cars and S5-.v sss. large HAIR BRACE
LET, with two sssos aed edot. ne D,snsIre t,oe IN
do ssfe e sebernsrhr oOkys With tie Refs
,r,r on the Nss.ioIk Gree Academy
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h,F O. CROSBY would respectfully inform The t.tis~ u
sY0I ana Broail,n hat be Iasy b 70 nc - 40. 40
srsdw,y erfney Of Howe'ds where be WI o. nspgy 70
tn xith e. Ctldreps Misses AID IN lnens Sr9es
Hsu vretie. maze Of the hes, serl 3, sassSt WORK
s, q reasonable prices &c h.sI' soos hsod.is "a
aes, Shoe, i 500. % lDerh ,olonI ., esoa
W. Every ySIs Of Lsdies shoes male 70 oiee1 wiz
A Beautiful Essrsvinx Free OF Chss as pap
~ m ep'ide ACeIican this cay, OF n
~, GAS EEGULAJOR, With full pa o. tne 20
re sBtsfa and results that srs d.J re.u's
sss ines aer free yeas pcoye teem 20 % 5
vkEiT cbAHCEs now offered 10 ,he sale o. hIun
lA1EHr and The sttsn Lon Of Capitalists soe a.
c1s Zoe pfofts for the iDvests cot Az in.efsson OF "
nsfs Gill oonyiree OF its superiority ssd .oftn
J. l.. DOUGLASS, Secretary, No. ~ bTeso~J'
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Relisions Notifies.

Lssht-st. Baptist Churchill consequence Of b.
~ alter ,tiobs in this choreh will not be opened for
Evtss seryoe pstl SUNDAY the 10th inst
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-24
BY II. BUCHER SWOOPE.
A DOLLAR Or Two.


With cautions steps We tread our way through
This intricate world az other folks do.
May we still on our journey. be able to view
The benevolent face of a dollar OF twoi - .'st.
For an excellent thing 'a.tst
Is dollar or tive;
40 friend is so true 5t f -
rs a dollar or two; sG3 .r=
-H Through country CT tegnz.sfs1..e -o5 9-iI
As we pass up or down rfsi i!f faa5E
No passport 80 good "a "a ts.- 81 ..,z.
As a dollar or two ... L--.--. III
Would YOU read yourseifout of the bachelors crew,
And the hand Of gentle divinity sue
You must aIways he ready the handsome to do
Although it would cost you dcllarior two-a7az
Loves arrows arc tipped nefA 'sn 7i-y ft
With dollar or two; = 10 EsI5s- .1-#
And affection is gained "a -fs.. gs-TF
by dollaro two; -.,-,t .,-- r.r- ,s.i--
The best aid yop can meet,
In advancing your suit,
Is the eloquent chink ~
Of dollar two ii i5ft 3 u.
Would you wish your existeace with faith to in bre
And enroll in the ranks Of the sanetifed few,
To enioy good narne and well cushioned pew,
You must freely come down with adollar or two
Tle gosPe! Is preached " Fi-ssss- ..sl
For dollar two, f...
And salvation IS reaehed ..s=
- BY dollar or two; n
You may sin at sometimes,
But the worst of all crimes - @
Is to fad yourself short b t-s t--E-i n -
Of dollar or twogafss} Ga- al
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-24

The READING BsIcKsof BAsYLoS -Accor-
ding to the Leeds tEnglish1 Mercury, Colonel
Ra~linson has Just discovered among the rn-
ins of ancient B,yion an extensive library
not, indeed, printed ON paper but impressed
on baked bricks-containing many and volu-
ninous treatises on astronomy. mathematics.
ethnoogy, and several other most important
branches of knowledge. These treatisss con-
tain facts and arguments, which, in his opn-
ion, will have no small effect on the study Of
the sciences 10 which they relate. and indeed,
on almost every branch of learning and which
throw great light upon Biblical history and
cxiSruer, srd tts hisueey q uos rsss. s.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-24

ny'.My dear,'' said an afactionate spouse
to her husband, sam not yenr only trsa-
sure ?''A ~. -.
.ssOh yes" was the cool reply, sand would
willingly lay it up in heayen." ir 20 .gtaaa
Wh~s - iesulnra ~rene sF y tat is.sa'
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VOL. 2-N0. l33-TOTAL. IS.
ktnrderad by slnder.

-lta appears that-a few rionth: ago wjdow-
lady. with . large family of young, intelligent
and interesting daughters went 10 reside In,
Xenia, Ohio. Her reputation and thatsof her /;
family. wcre entirely without blen,ish, when
some cowardly slanderer raised injurious re- !
ports concerning them. which, although. dis
believed by every right minded person, were
extensively circulated through the town. The
poor I ,dy was so overwhelmed by these ms!
lignant SANDERS. as well as by some incendia-
ry'attenlIas on the premises she occupied. that
she took sick and died without bodily ailnent,
victim to, vile SANDER, which has thus
killed most amiable and vrtuous lady, and
deprived large and interesting family Of their
ony earthly protector. OF all despicable
characters the slanderer and scandal zmonger
is the most despicabe. The circnlator of
vile story abeat d efenceless woman is no less
guilty than the originator, and neither are bet
ter than the cold blooded murderer-for il 10
no worse to pierce the victim to the heart with.
a digger. than to stab her reput alton, ,woundine-
the soul often fatally. as in the instance above
citid. The slandcrei ought to be despised
and summed as deadly pcstilencc, by every
right minded man and woman. Tue SANDERS
u
Matched by that infamous and common
practice OF too many in every community Of
prying into and meddling with their neigh
ia.rs Aairs, always TO the neglect of their back
biting. underhand mode ofmaking themselves
familiar With others affairs, these If news
seekers would only go to each person and thus
get their information direct, it would save
themselves much trouble, and the intelligence
would be quite as truthful and reliable. Then
if they would keep the information to them
selves and use il only for their own personal
Improvements, we are quite sure things would
progress rapidly and harmonionsly as they
do TOW. Reader. profit by this suggestion,
and while you strictly mind your own business,
never seek to know anything of your neigh
bors that you ashamed 10 ask lin, abolt
and which it can doyou no good to know.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-24
THE TRUE WOMAN.

The true woman. for whose ambition a hug
b lnd's love and her children's alteration are
sufficient, who applies her military instincts
to the decipline of her household, and whose
legislative faculties exercise themselves in
making laws for her nursery; whose intellect
has fed enough for her in communion with
her husband; and whose heart asks other
honors than his love and admiration; awoman
who dpes not think Ii weakness to attend to
her toilet, and who does not disdain TO be beau-
ifai; Who believes in the virtue of glossy hairf
and well fitting gowns, and cschrws rents and
ravellei edges, slipshod shoes, and andacious
mdkeups; woman who speaks low and does
not speak much; who is patient and gentle,
intellectual and Industrious; who loves more
than she rea sons, and yet does not love blind
~; who never Scoids, and rarely argues, but
WHO adjusts with a smile; woman who is the
wife we have all dreamed of once in our lives,
and who is the mother we still worship in the
backward distance of the past; such woman
rs this, does more for human nature and more
for woman s C ,use than all the captains, bar,
risters, judges and members of Parliamentput
together God given and God-blessed she
is.-Diclfsns. arsl h-E sy. , .nr.4af,9
/ THE BLoox OF AaE.-A good woman never
gsows OIL. Years may pass over her head, but
il virtue and bcnevolence dwell in her heart
She is cheerful as when the spring of life first
openel to her view When we look upon .
good wom.ln we never think Of her age; she
Looks as charming when the rose of youth
sstHbluomcd upon her cheek. That rose has
not sfIuied vet; it Will never fade. In her
neil ghborhood she is the friend and bensfactos.i
Who dues not respect and love the woman
who has passed her days in acts OF kindncs and
mercy We repeat, such a woman cannot
grow old. She will always be fresh. and buoy
ant in S. .itits and active in humble deeds OF.
mercy anil hsinesoencs. If the young Lady
desires to retain the beauty and bloom OF
yoath, let her not yield TO the sway Of fashion
and folly, let her love truth and virtue and
the close OF life she will retain those feelings
which now make life appear garden of sweets
ever fresh and ever new. a.i75;l = 5Ts .-57o
Srop THAT BoY-Stop that boy. A cigsr
is in his month, a swagger in his walk, inpu-
de.ce in his face, observation-disclosures in his
manner. Judging from his demsanor, he is
older than his father. wiser than his teacher,
more honored than the Mayor Of the town,
isher than the President. Stop him, he 10
going too fast. He don't see himself az 9TH
ers see him. He don't know his speed. Stop
him ere tobacco skaters his nerves, ere pride
ruins his Character, ere the loafer masters the
man; ere good ambition and manly strength
give way to low pursuits and british aiua.-a
Stop al sach boys! They are legion, the
shame of their families the disg.ace Of thar /,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-24

Who is not struck with horror at this COM
parative disregard of human life inlsnds which
are, and ever have been, under Popish teach
ing and coutrol7 fopery is as she was in the
days when she welded against the Reformers
the potent weapons of the torch and thesword, /,
as if they were diseased limbs for which, no
remedy was lef. but the knife and cautery.- -
Cruel and mur5erous ss evey, she sill p4ires
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-24

s~A merchant oi = rtsain. .oasy. !. who died y
suddenly lief: In his deck, sl-tter written to-
one of his, correspondents His ssgseieus
clerk, son of Erin, seeing It asceseau 20 .
send the, letter, wrote st the ho<topo- tsisFS-.,
,sSsSds writing s3e above hfvb dftsd -. I"
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OPPOSITION TO THE CHARTER.

A meeting Of citizens OF Hoboken opposed to the
oct Incorporating Hcbcken as city, was held at Pol
los Ike, last evening. FRAsKLIy @. CARPENTER pre-
si6od, and CHARLES SHERRY ws Secretary. The
meeting was quite largely attended.
The frt speaker was German named SPIERMAS,
who stated that at meeting of the Gsrmsns held
the evening previous. they determined unanimously
TO oppose the Charter.
Joins m. BEARD next addressed the asssmblsgs, 10
rather humorous strain, and Ouly touched upon the
issue at the close Of his remarks He urged ost the
taxes already oppressive, and the Cry Quarter
would increase them without beng necessary ioi tue
good government of Hoooken II the taxes we're
to become oDerous he believed that people, in-
stead of buying property and N iking Improvements
In HobckeB would retire to Bergen Hit, beyond tbs
bounds Of the CORPORATION He coDtended TIA At thore
were already sufficient facilities ia the present gov
eminent Of Hoboben for all practical purposes In
CONCLUSION be said that the bill OF incorporation hs,
Row been brought back to the people for their con-
alteration and let the people decide the question
JOHN j. EvERETT was the next speaker. He dd
not be said pprove the CHATTER; did he toiok 1t
time yet 10 incorporate Hobob en- as city. doboken
he said has re- Gently rapidly gown that hiss be-
come an important suburb 10 New York, arc IS to a
great eat mt regarded throughout the couatry as
sort Of play grI und and ga nbipg-gr'u for New
York, and the Police are not equal to emergencies
which liable to arise. No just conplsnt can DO
made OF sinst the in which the Legislature
pssed the Charter and sent it 20 you for yolr rejec
ton or approval ana in voting for gaiast 1t, be
wise and have thought FOR the future 10 30 doing
At the close Of his remarks the mseting adjourned.
The friends Of the Charter have met at the Tow
Hall every eveBDg since Saturday evening, and
strong efforts being made to carry the election in
favor Of the Charter.
A Geographic dispatch was received from the Hon.
John M. Board, stating that the amended bill hst
pssstd the House finally, and had been signed by
the Governer.
The vote will be taken today between the hours
of ~ ard O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29
THE ROW IN 4 PORTER-HOUSE.

Tho Eighth Ward Police were informed, abou. 10
O'Clock on TueAdsy night Of disturbance then going
on at the Porter -house, No. 3os Hudson-st, known
ss TIE Viewers Arms" and two officers rep aired to
the place and found man named John Scot lying
dead upon The foor ard three Sighting in another
room. Thee were all arrested aud taken to thu
House, where, alec, the body Of the deceived
was brought 1t wss thought at the time that Scott
had been killed in the fight but yesterday Coroner
ODonnel held an inquest upon the body, whei a
different sia,e Of circumstances was revealed IL
appeared in evidence that he 70 the place intox
ated and continued to drink freely; that he snd
Dsniel Dewer commenced sky!arkiog and continued
fer some time without exhibiting any al cry feelings
towud each other. Some hours afterward, they re-
sumed toer play, when the deceased became angry.
John Conner an acquaintance, then intehered, and
seated him in q chair, after which he became moro
excited, and called 10 bis SOD, who wa in a back
room, TO come to his aid. The con came, and struck
Conner in the face, and regular fight ensued in the
back room and while il vas going on the dece ssed,
who sitting in the font roo fell his Oh air.
and died Of spoplexy. 1t was in evidence further,
that deceased was Of very Incorporate habits, and
that no violence bad been Inflicted upon him. The
jury rendered verdict Of death by serous apoplexy,
fuperinduced by intemperanoe. The deceased was
native Of England, ~ years age.