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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-07
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN


4 Whose sands of life have nearly OUT, diseov
cred while in the East Indies, certain for Con-
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and
i general debility. The remedy discovered by
him when his only child, daughter, was given mp
TO die, He hal heard much of the wonderful restora-
tyes and healing qualities OF ereraons made from
the East India hemp, aud the thought occurred TO him
that he might make remeiy for his child. He studied
hard and succeeded in real zng his Wishes Ills child
was cured and is alive and WELL He has since ad
minisered the wonderful remedy 20 thousands OF suf
ferers in all parts of the world and he has failed
to make them completely healthy and happy. Wish.
ing to do as much good as possible, ne viii
send to such Of his afflicted fellow beings hequest
it, the receipt with full and explicit directions for
making il mp, and successfully using It.. lie re i
quires each applicant to inclose him one shilling \
three cents To be returned postage the receipt,
and the remainder to he applied TO the payment
this advertisement. Address
f'Dr. VI. JAMES, No. f9f;rand St,
jersey City, ". J.
b. Dr. ". James has neither office nor agent in
New York, as some have pretended and advertised
The reccre is sent from place hut No I? Grand street
Jersey City, New jersey
ieID-5mo- -dw-in
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rNrEREsr ONLY THREE PER CENT.

INTEREST ONLY THREE PER CENT.
cy- Tgenty per cent. will be deducted from the
crelit price for cash.
Those who purchase long credit, give notes peya
bile IN e. and aftr date, and reftilrs3
to improve onetenth annually for FIVE wears, rs b.
have onehah the lad under cultivation, at the end of<
that time. . r.-. st..l .F t
Competent surveyors viii accompany those who
wish to examine these lands free Of CHARGE and aid
them In making selections.
Ths lands remaining uusold as rich and valuabls
as those which have beer dispcsei ".
SECTIONAL MAPS
Will he sent to any who will enclose hhy cents In
rostage Stamps, and hooks or pamphlets. containing
numerous instances of successful farming. signed by
respectable and web known farmers, living In the
neigborhood OF the raiiroad lands, throughout the
Satealso the cost OF fencing price of cattle. expense
Of harvesting, threshing ec.--or any other inforna-
ton-will be cheerfully given, on application either
personally or by letter, In Engsh French ar Gsnlsn,
addressed TO JOHN WILSON,
Land Commissioner OF the Illinois Centrnl r. n. Cs
:E- Office in Illinois Central X. r. Depot, Chicese
Illinois. feiSmdSw
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T. e MUCH USED AND HIGHLY POPULAR
FAMILY MEDICINES I!
fi~ eesas ELL 4 RS br. "a
pa ACELEBRATED LIVER PILLS.!
| Enowx roR THE CURE or LsvER COMPLAINTS
ID AnsoIns. u p,ssAsEs,;sn1s,sSS : g "a =. Spr. IRON
lsfa LIVER.
VuyIIfS Medicine has been in public use about ffeen
years. aud has ACQUIRED S "a rspust9Sn S for suInS
e N Lsr oSdWn %nea aered T to ,he public
As sal IN intBi:foSs or Purestiye P, they un-
surpassed, and are the original, only, true and e.
/ GENUINE LIVER PILLS.
pected Of the intention to obtain for the Liver Pill any
share share Of which / has not a iust and full clsim.
When he undertook to prepare and vend THIS Med-
Give sds from & hs regular ase e. ie To ouse %he hneing e
any fair W tention to give relief in
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.
Fer this disease IL had long been successfully en-
ploye in private practice, and given TO the public
with such directions and precautics as might render II
Of extensive be,eit and the result OF ,s M
confidence in ts just claims TO be regarded as the only
PHI deserving to be called 'srHR LIVER Pit"
- .., COSrIvENEsS.
As the necessity for peative pills has its founda
ton very often in TORPID state OF the iver and a. the
Liver Pills are superior, cathartc, TO the pills In
ali eases, as pure,tiye pill, and may, avantageousy
to the public, supersesie those in general use.H U
~ TIE WORM MEDICINE
Has superior in this other country, Tor ex-
pelng Worms from the human family.
Worms infest ildren, agfravate all other
diseases, and capable OF producing great disturb
ances in the system; and, consequently, all medicines
given to remove the should he srei with great
and Of the best materials; and Is To he feared
that many Of the Worm Medicines in use totally
destitute Of these Qualities. The Vermuge which the
subscriber offers to the public, Is prepared Of the best
materials that can he procured.
SELLERS IMPERIAL COUGH SYRUP,
Pronounced to nc the plea<,ntes and most ei'cacous
remedy now in use, for the cure OF Coughs, Colds,
Heayncss influenza, tickling sensations of the throat,
Whooping Cough, &c.. &c.
Sellers Imperial Cough Syrup has given relief to
hundreds who have used ii, and the proprietor Is per
suaie that has the power to impar benefit that can
not be claimed for the Cough Mixtures in general use
MOST OF THE MIXTURES.
Sold for Coughs are ccmpcsed Of spirituous and in
sInulfy articles, which, while they give ii'tle relief,
rally do harm. The Imperial Cough Syrup contains
no sruons ingredient whatever, and may be used In
ali cases not requiring active medical treatment The
Imperial Cough Syrup has been use for the last hf-
teen years by the most respectable Inhabitants Of Pitts
burgh and vicinity. For sale w
- HALLOCK & STOpDARD,
T 't Agt's ri Evansville,
scpia SLY, And by other Druggists generally
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND
q MEMPHIS PACKET. 5

:, 1;s ySE7SsEs ;g|;ss|s Es;iss;:r sss: { team. 3
bsmith, Master; Archer, Clerk.
Passing Ev.nsviIle. going upevery wednesiay, al :
saturday at Il O'Clock, NJ. Will make regular weekly
trips befxeen Memphis and Louisville, ianding AZ Al
Nor,herner unalrpessei fw speei comfort and safe
ty- Connects at Lcui.vilie with the mammoth n. 9.
Tor Cincinnati and BY Railroad thence to all Eastern
cities 1-t .sstf sac .t.l = st4I - ,srefrff
Passengers going kast by taking through tickets on
this stamev will save ne expense and 20 to 50 hours
disaereesie Railro8i travel. - -
Connects a Memphis Uith The splendid line Of SGI
Orleans nm Memphis packets. and the Napolaon sua
White River boats and at Paducair with the Cumber-
md and Tennessee River packets; at Cairo with the
-. Louis packe's. 80 cH'' ~ l--sf n apes
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OLD ESTABLISHED
F0UNDERY s MACHINE SHOP
KRATZ & HEILMAN,
90 PINE-STREET. 1a
a. L.


-:o.-
THE rrot~ietors of the City F0undcry are now Ise-
rarl ~ do All kinds Of Machine and Finishing WORK,
and everything appertaning 10 the founery business.
Machinery or all Kinds, Made and Repaired,
We have every facility of the hest machinery and
workmen, and we give all work entrusted to us, our
undivided attention. We are manufacturing
BOILERS AND STEAM ENGINES,
of apy power required, and ready to promptly I'LL
ders for this kind 81 machinery, wauanting our work,
and satisfied with reasonable prices The Foundry,
Finishing Shops. &c-, are on Pine street.
~ THE SALE ROOMS
are on MAIN STREET, just above Second, where
orders will he received. --..
ap26ly 49,. hhAlL hEILMAN
.i4 BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
VUNHE undersigned would sespectfully inform tlr.
citizens of Evansville and the surrounding coun-
try that has opened retail Boot and Shoe store, at
the corner Of First and Sycamore streets. This, IN
connection with his wholesale department, will enable
him 70 keep hand complete assortment Of sll the
hest qualities of work, which he offers 70
sell make ~ order cheaper thzu any other establish
meni N thecit for cash All work Is warranted good.
ard IL arys fsiiurc hsrrens, il win h rerared free of
charge, if rciurned, = rysly II .HARf
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SDI1 ByS sevcns Star Candles;
SVv ~ hf. boxes skies etar Candles; ..r
sOqr, do do do do, Just Iec'd by
NV. - Z. VI. COOK q son
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RAILROADS.
From Evansville to New Yerkin A Hours.
=. -. " LA,:.s,.., a, s,,...,, 4
z EVANSVILLE & CRAWFORDsS LIE,

N sass I's2IE g; 9
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
rREsH ARRIVALS AND DAILY ADDITIONS DIRRcT.
Warranted Good or the Money fiefunded.
Deal Exclusively in Boots & Shoes.
~ hand and are for sale cheap for cash. We haye
very large assorfmcrt cf every variety of BOOTS,
SHOES and CATERS Of every size and style.
Country Merchants wanting extra size can he SUP
piled the most reasonable terms. Our Goods are
direct from the Country Manufacturers, mapv q
our goods are manufactured expressly for us. Give
our stock an examination before iiiyine elsewhere.
McREA a. WELLS,
sps7 First street Posters Block.
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LEIGH s. VIERLING.
HAVE inst opened large and well selected stool
|" of DRUGS and MEDICINES al thsH old stand
to which they would respectfully invite the attention
IL Physcians, Country Merchants and the public gen
erally A large stock Of PAINTS, OILS, GLASS ans
GLASSWARE, vARNISH, BRUSHES, ETC.. Away
on band.
ALSO:-Pure Wines and Brandies for medical puE
poses. LEIGH NibkbiNG,
apa7.im Water street, one door below Main.
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continue In good request fat
delivery and prices remain hlmi sales Il 5 box PhSnh
for INN. ate delivery. Pie and 5000 do deliverable IN
September and October at &c. sellers option small lot. com
ms.d - &c other kinds in moderate request at STEADY
=, 80
stious are difficult realize The sales 400 bags KID AZ
1875 He The Niagara brings full reports OF the Dlcn sac
v ch transptd the Sd ult noticed oy Us te"
since The sale passed IF uuders spirited comPeton a.
scaut prices, realizing an advance oi -
alton The offering comprscd ~ 20 6-ss G'o'eLles
AID 3s bags Pedsng all Of which sold 1t the Improvement
flour AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western Canal Flour
Is more active mainly & the home and Eastern trAde Dut n
rs fr export and with light arrivals prices are DC oett on
The low grades The decire in iIeigsts axe mo- IT. b,
private advice, By the NIAGARA induce a'e inquiry lag Vss
ter Grades well held and more salaoie ~ co. a q ~
bb IS sjd = 6 for common TO good see, 20 & % ~
do; IS 55d - 70 for sup-rhhe iIl az G.
good extra Ohio So 35d 81 ~ tor go0d 20 cho .Al'a a.
as Sa "a s. fr s.. Louis brands and 70 - loi extra
Ger Canadian Four il frner Tue ow grades are less
l .aes are 40 bbs at IS e5a 70 tor -uPrine,
ana SO Io, 81 Tor extra do Southern FLOUR Is lOc better
on Il. low grades choice are IN sd Ieqlest ana are es
plenty sales Of l20 bbls At 20 IVA 20 - oi uhs 70 o4
e. IT. brands Rive Flour hanged; nall sales a. IS %
for tine and superne Corn heal - quiet but steady
a; - ia IS Is for Jersey aud ~ o. isr Brandy VINE
FRUTS-We hear Of sales - ~ cases Saroles al tui prices
and 3 Ibis. Zante Currents AZ nc.
GpAIN-There il a moderate local demand for Wheat, and
iI ock much reduced prices supported the sales
ST. snd so bushels fair Canadian Club al 81 o.
~ l. h. with much funness aud in fair request; sales OF
loo bushels ssde for Northern Corn il frmer and In
d part export but principally the city
rsds sales Of 1900 bushels at 69d70c Southern
white and yellow Toe. for old and DO. mixed 7c TOT
mixed in store the great decline Ia freizhts N Law
and wsnted sales d 80 bushels Canadian o.
GUSSG BAGS AND CLOTH.-We take from The Boston
Shipping Lat Of Saturday he following There have oe"n
sales Vi SIC bAss G..ry ESis Ie, mouths sd j" 0se
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK......ArRm



steanship-Cshawbs, Bullock Havana Livingston croche-
Go.
Slips Miller Liverpool; Leonidas Williams
81 Mays Ga Snow Burgess CesneT Lunt, Caao Alfred
Lsdd.
BaIks-COnroy IIoyt Cardenas Mora Nephew, Morton,
Buckley Savannah, Scranton Tslman; Nornnbega Brown
Galveston, Brewer Co; julia Span Collsdo Harbor
Greece, Gomez " alace & Co.
Brg-Penobscot Edgehy Bangor Brett Son Co. Indian
Queen, McGregor, Calais. De Wolfe & Humphreys New
World Oyphant, Cardens George Min; Joceln, Loyejoy
81 Marys Brett Son Co Alma (Br, Brown, Nassau p
Bacon Sargent Capt Tom. Peson Wilmington Snow
Burgess Conquest Rasmussen Marannam, West, Corning
Bento Co Meryman, senteI, Pensacola Gage !
Minturn (BT), Cook, Baltimore. w Brant.
Schooners-Yorktown, Wogon City Point James Hunter
Co Nalcot Parker. Boston, Dayton Sprsge; s. Mnge
Weaver, Philad pbia. James C. slaght M Could Thayer
Jacksonville, Buck Co x Hunty, Hammond, Balti-
more, Mailer Lord Queen: Lake Sherman, Wi gton
Dawson Coz Hanover Tbbett st Jsgo Abranche Alrneds
Co Caldwell Hudson, Charleston, McCrsady Mott Co;
Burnett (Br), Furgerson, Halifax McAuf, Wheeock
Co Ny Rover Jackson, Wilmington McCready Mott Co.
SloopT W Thorne, Davis Fall River master Harvest,
Cofwin, Bristol, l.. Kenny.
Propeers-Jsckson Shaw, Baltimore, II Cromwell.
Barge. s. Ide. McDermott, Philadelphia, }. ".
Briggs.
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MARRIED,
HALLETT-DE

HALLETT-DEVEAU-In this city on Thursday, March s.,
the Suivan-street NJ T. Church. by the Rev John Craw
ford Samuel J. Hale Of Astoria, Long Island to Em,linc
Deveau Of this city.
HALLETT-ELLISON-In this city Thursday, March To-
Heddng Mission Church. by the Rev John Crawford
Charles w. Hale Of Astoria Long Island to Christina t.
Ellison Of this city,
HUMPHREYS -SKIPPON In Brooklyn Wednesday
evening, April 9, by the Rev. Mr.. Mley, Mr. Thomas j.
Humphreys TO Miss Belinda NJ skppon both OF Brooklyn
LITTLE-ABBOTT-At Hampton, Conn, "Wednesday.
Apr 8, by the Rev. Geo. Soue Mr.. Norman r Little OF
Providence, X. L. and Miss Mary A. Abbott OF Hampton
ONEN-DE PUY-On Saturday, April II, by the Rev. A.
Fack Of the Troy University, Prof d. d. Owen and Miss
De Puy both Of the Hudson River Institute Caverack
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The Opposition par Of Jersey City held ratiica-
ton meeting at Ia Hall last evening.

ADVANCE ~ VALUE or LAND Is NEw-JER'Er.-
We are Indebted to The Ner-Jersey Farmer for the
following: The rapid rise in the price of land IN large
portions Of this State appears almost incredible 10
those who have not been witnesses 10 the fact In
deed we doubt whether, in any age or country, the
advance has been great over such large areas OF
land. under circumstances unproptous as they ap-
Milestone Township, Monmouth County, when was
bouh' twenty years ago for 81 acre l. now worth
over 800 per acre. Land that purchased hi'ecn
wears ago in Upper Freehold for : per acre was sold
several years since for $6j. farm in Upper Free
hold that was bought for $1,000, six years aterward
was sold for l0,0O0
The advance has been st greater in parts OF Free
hold Township, particularly in the vcinities OF the
villages of Freehold and Blueball Much OF the lana
in Mddlctown and Raritan Townships has rlsen as
t0nishinglY in value. but have no data from winch
we can furnish reliable information. Shrewsbury,
Ocean and several other townships IN Monmouth
County have Witnessed III many portions great rise
in the value of land.
Several neighborloods perhaps we might say whole
townshps in Burlington County, are composed of
lands which have increased in their market value from
900 to 500 per cent: and the same may be said of
Gloucester Salem and Mercer and other parts of the
State.
few years ago some calculating, experienced
farmers asserted that the most productive land in the
State was mo-. worth 800 an acre for farming pur-
poses exclusively, the growing OF grass and grain;
now some farmers of extensive practice maintain that
the best land is worth 5000 per acre.
The lnars Of the different localities have given
great and unexpected impulse to agriculture and much
land in an unimprOved condition, since the discovery
of the green sand, will bring from three to ten times
its former value.
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Arrived.

Steamship Empire City, Grifen, New Orleans ard Hayans
Steamship George Law, Herndon Aspiuwan, specie and
Snip Thornton, Collins Liverpool Feb. 90 md'e. end sIs
pass. TO Williams Guyon: Experienced strong westerly
mast aud did other dssse April l. experienced 6arrcan.
NJ which forced s. carried away the fore and
Ship Leonhre Breu), Deitzen, Bremen March ~ ndss
and &c to G. Lelong oh inst. lat q % IR q; ~ g.
3 Der.on bound f. eth inst lat a 90 lon 81 ~ spoke
P I.sse Web fnaeks y Liverpool March mde
and 30 ste seersse pa to Co. aH inst Of
BARK fbe eHsnbj Win1en HAMBURG 50 day md;e add ~
pass T. Bech hunhsrdi. Had births Oh BOARD during the
BsTt John Griffin Park Cenfego' % days RIP
D Ban Jsne 81 Churchill ofFrsnko Kinsn Csdena. 1T
IN t. sugar 20 R P Buck Co. Sailed in CO. with 'chr
SIR Palestine, Chambers Baltimore days coo! to
scbr Island City, conckin Baltimore day' coal 70 D.
schr c c vandervoort, Week, Georgetown, L days
schr william Wilson of Pymouth Mass, Loud HOmsc0s,
P r March p. moasses 10 I DeInena.
schr Levi. Chester sHmons, Wilmington, c, nAyA
schr " Penny Sampson, Wilmington n day, naval
schr Carlton Skater Baltimore days coal for New
schr Squire Brothers. Taylor Norfolk days shingles to Bea'
schr Angus (of Harringon) Dixon, Jacksonville 1n1-
Der 70 Gcrist. BID In co with schr In'n' iof fHaS'
schr Ebn Atu WADE f io r. re emaa.,
Fxperelcsd heavy gale from t. sprung iorems 't''s
bulwsrk. shifted cargo, a.. .c,,. ,.,....,.
schr Lily France Wilmington, c. days, naYs stores"
MeCresdy Mott l. Co. ,,
scbr yirgin Rock Smith PHILADELPHIA $500
schr c Carroll. Pratt Providence iSr rhlsdeipms
scbr ] Predrnore Predmore, stamford, Conn
schr Banner Qishter from wreck q Eastern BeAs ~,
SIR W FldddEe, Snow, Virginia. oysters
SIR Dean Clark Cove, Baltimore days, corn
Pron-ler Conf crce, -. Norfolk.
Prop.Ier Novelty, Bell Philadelphia, -. - a., "a
PROPELLER Caledonia, Layfeld, Portland u hours " "
II. b. Cromwell ., - $500, ~.
sanED-s steamship cahawbs, BullOsh Havana aud New
prTow-Bria Altayela from Msyssuez, r also 2sns.
WIND daring the day from to T. with ran ID ai'e'
noon; Sunset, n T.
The ship Hampshire ha, settled IN re sand c 20.
b;sb .r !. xtseu water In her nod they ,hs
% ~ ., hcaTd her since "Wednesday last owing :" wv
heavy sea No cargo as yet has been recovered
Nv Telegraph. =.
cu,prrcroS Anil l2-The 4 VI st. snlshp so.,i,IS.;
Csut M1ay TON. Nsw.YoI aEryed here tia 20'lis
! C'V.oss.
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Passengers Arrived

In he steamer George Lap from fspnran-Mrs. z. w.
Hull Col de Russy and family, Mrs. Maxwell. Lew stevens
an family the Rev Mr. Hale and family Mrs Stone and child
W Nachherst :. F. Morse u. J. Cahoone Y. : " J.
Greeutrec Jno H. Williams Mrs. Hyde and son Mr. Gold
smith and children the Rev. ~ Heath and family Mr. Gala
sha aud family Miss Longfelow +. Prescott and lady a.
Curtis and lady Mrs Houghton ard child Cap, h Mayo
Mrs NJ T. Perkins ". H. Cheever. Henry Leo. Joseph
Mrs Cbeyers Madm Tongue Col Norman, Danl Palmer
H. W French C. Rsklife, W H. Briggs. wife and child,
a E Phelps Mrs johnson and child g. H. Field Mrs Burns
and SON Capt L. Stevens J. Kusenhasen, Meyers Jas
Coleman Mrs Birdseye Jesse Rhodes Madame Page Capt
II Alien j. II c. Portmsn Mise {. Martin, VI Monsrd
and lady, Mrs. Stevenson and children, H. Beatty A
Cress T. H. Cress Mrs. Donnson and children VI Riser
aud family. H. Durfee wife and servant j. b Humphrey,
Mrs Hasey and daughter. Mrs. Ssses, Mrs r. Wskemaa
Capt Guthrie T. A.. 3 H. Cramer wife and child, A. May
wife and child W Beiger Jos Nsuman l.. L. Peck Van
Anal T. D. Murden NJ Morris Mrs. Burns and child g. w.
jenkins e. Capp O. H. Deyoe Dr. Puesen, Mrs Nelson and
child, Hatson Malage. e. Brush Baggage Master Edward
Hull Mad Abello, Lieut.. y. Middleton u y ", Lieut. T. =
Phelps L. s. NJ Lieut. ID. R Lambert, IT, 5. NJ Lieut.. A. j..
Drake L. 8 n, Lieut.. q. w. Morris Y. 3 NJ Lieut.. f. O..
Dallas Z. 8 n, DR. r. w Jeffrey U. ~, Dr.. J. g Taylor,
L. s N, f. H. Clark, L. 5. NJ j. h. Miller L. y ~, A. ".
Warren L. ~, j. Ferguson, U. ~, b. Purcell, u, s. ",
M J Lennon, Andrew Swift Capt. TenkeT wife and child,
aud Others in the cabin.
In packet ship haae Webb from LireypOo,wiam Csyan
nah, Charles Norris Marg Jones John brOdrck Taller Mrs.
Taller, Mr. Ferris Mrs Ferris, Mary Ferris, EdwsTd Ferris.
William Feni- Lavina Ferris snell Nrs Smell, Under.
wood, Mrs Underwood.
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=, =, q, srcoant u Heien's rokn.ssi mo'uu nes s
o1.as 3, .,esp in the Doct0rs room Wss III
49,, ,,ne and sick some two or tte 49, an
-, Nth me Helen did not know OF my 'Ii.t a. W
she Ior. N. generally in the morning oeore me-
%, Ne went sleeping wn stairs IN. s'i. aht ~ '@
-. In III. attic. place closed IN '.,u h'''h an
-, M IN l2-scdom late as O'Clock m"tnef
,.,.v rctir, after had; George Sno1fisss a he DE-
fd - ~. hons. board n October; Dr. BiIdeu e-evel
a. biuse all the second story Of me h"s-i whch was ,o
"a 49, hcAom I'm cold weather set in he occupied the from
- a. an oabee the little front his hoor was occ
S5 b his bench he bad hs work bench there III ne
~. hclroo m think that dental chair was teps
So No ON. ever slept there except mother few nights pre-
- 20 tb, marriage; year last Sep;eobr or oc-
Bond street had been OF "a
Wa.e- Cure for about weeks before that preV 20
80 20 Saratoga had be for a0oat three mounts az Ni'
49, Gamer in stating that hal boon a. school
=, y,laud the Doctors dcmeAIoT toward nome Dcihe
-. "a A. kind and hers 20 him slso kind; knew
~ no change the marriage but 70 my oDfVstCh h'y
.,s;.ei A. 10 the intended disposition Of his property
intended wedding eNcuTon % SaTsog bat
Of settling property ia iockpJrt
M Doctor Saratoga the latter part 81 thc week
"wednesday tne Zsh that the Doctor went
T. saoai Ms Jones kept the house In Bond stree when we
wen. 70 live there. and boarded with her tail Spring
mot ucr the house ia May cannot hH the TIN" when Ny
pnoderass came 20 visit before Mr. Thayer MI
Iusnn came there mothers relations with fcke
xere NOT ous she went ont with
NJ Acne do not know that Mr. Eckel accompanied 70
llre,adOros buy wig by mother; him with the was
on tue night Of the party Tho lfh Of June) do not know
mot had agency In procuring that Wiz 20 o
testified before the Coroner that the Key "i
noon leading 70 mothers, lost; moiucI;
Netors death forced door open by pushing very nara
standing by her az the time ,,. .;,.,ior ,,..
adJouTned 70 10 O'Clock tkis morning