The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-15

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little thing accompanied by the several
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Observation-Disclosures looking and deathiy appearing, the
p4Sssa ~ sssredy very grave mpntssus and mausre
tn. conceded Tue ys authority basis q ,Sss saaneissa
The consciousness OF entire and the
constitute pe,so,s psnopy mpsns;rahs to The attacks
just reqairemcn.ap. in such enterprise tang
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Islander the habits aud Practices sentiments aud feel
n Of little Louis pren obnoxious to truth justice and
The Metropolitan Mod.cu Society wa. ipangracd October
90 1862 and under such auspices to insure the ieg
mate objects of its institution Erected under the amed
muaily and supervised BY committee q dix p.ys.claEs
FL Of s asa Be- f s.o gsf e Lee a
Of The puI.y % a.. and eentyoep enter
motives been exclusively selfish and pecunsr the lille
ssrr e Gs 40 o9 ss prs
period Of is operations the funds subscribed fully
no u.s. o as May ss date sas
S 60 M heir e.
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From From a eass %ss Il ,s' Al ' Cooper
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in sscsss Of sisohe sssHms o. hs benefit Less than
"a assi m iiG nd sen dollars and
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period indicated, establish tnconsloyeltity The fact that
lare nuassr ..ssrsd 10 Vie. q r. ssa resources
while: The one an infant only three weeks old Tho
af on route % Se~ England rom Wssason ey ,ase e
se led to The a't,aioa fer temporary .sourn md who
sl,enls s. Dr. peas, Of Biserser siieet died lh LADY,
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quics which celebrated By the Rev, Mr. Newman. And
b desc Wei ssi Il ,"S m 1sss
an M as y @ercaeS % opoa. In, wsrs a.
nnsnly INSTINCTS sentiments aud p.r.
present pursuits Of our respective ieg. lords" and the
thousand nd ono other things n which hls dssci sg
have really 50 litio connection With the question at ssue,
IN liz general and the detail, ia whole and IN par.ve
q Sc 70 cs se ss bernie, hs.
upon ae character canduc, action q poor little
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MRS II. L. WALSH
TESTIMONY or 4 FEMALE PHYSICIAN.
The next witness was MR., Docress Rachael IT, Walsh,
woman OF rather spare n:urc little above the mid
ding height, with i,aiurcs inclined to DO sharp, and
with small contracted NOES. and heavy under lip. She
ore n
green and check shawl aud black vc,e bonnet
trimmed with gold cord and . large red flower.
MRS. RACHEL v. wALsB's TESTIMONY.
Being dply sworn, she testified 3s foi!ows.sly name
Il Rachel f. Walsh reside Ia Brooklyn; in April 1867
srss no I Il
1862 know Mrs Electa NJ Potter; r.t knew her in Jny,
1861 1852 don't r-collect which, II either tho
u. ia Waverley place; Mrs. Purdy Was li-ins there
then; knew Mrs. Purdy prevously through friends OF
II a basement and high stoop; II ls Sixth
nac on the aide toward Broadway the from, pacr had
srsss carpet tables sofas &C. there were on the
separated by Sliding doors n wood there we're doors
opening into the entry IRON boil. parlors Tho diagram
in the front psfor arc correct; there are Carpet two
sofas and q sh frame loukins glass among tho articles
Of furniture
The back purlor MAS occupied ty Mira. Potter M her
belrocm the position r. accurately described 10 the ia
gram tha door Is located correc.yi hc door leading
from the hall tho private entrance for Nrz Potter
the back room tho Other desgna;gns, Of closet sink
and lounge correct the lounge In tho closet OF the
hall kept Mrs Potter said for her private patients
lohjeeied ,o The closet 70 keep medicines I'M my
mp stairs the second floor remember legal
proceedings for the ojcctment OF Mrs Potter vSs not
called upon as witness; stald about q month Mt l2l
wsveIi-y place. paid board 10 Mrs Potter went back
again after Mrs. Faijy left the house, then remained
until April, 1904; think IL WAS 1851 know Mr. petor
Srcns by sights identify him ~ bore present docking
toward the PLAINTIFF; have seen him at ia Wave'ey
place
NM ssRoSa's yIsIr ro ~Ks POTTER
Hc used to como there between twelve and three
o'clock In the daytime; mover In the evening, 10 my
knowIelge Mr. Potter usually left the house about six
seven IN The morning and returned about the same
time IN the evening" have lot Mr. Peter Strong Into the
house; sometimes showed him into the psrlor and some
times into Mrs Fotiers room: Mrs. Potter was In her
room; lac would stay sometimes only few minutes and
sometimes nearly hour; knew any else to
h. present Ia the room; the doors usually closed
they never wero open 10 my knowledge while he was
there, he used 10 visit once or may DC two or thee