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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
THE TRIAL or DIR. LOOKUP EVANS.
EVIDENCE OF THE ACCUSED.

The case of Dr. Lookup Evans, charged with
malpractice the person OF Ann O'Nei was resumed
yesterday the Court OF General Sessions before Judge
Bedford Mrs. Mary Dickinson the first witness for tie
defense testified that she had heard Dr. Lookup posi-
tively decline 10 procure an abortion this girl Ann
ONeil although he had given her permission to remain
at his house at 50 per week for board ~ 49,. A..
CrOssexamined-I went to live with DIT Evans the de-
PENDANT after had been in the country about four years.
DIR. Evans then lived on Eln-st, between Spring ana
Broome-sfs: went in as a hOnsekeeper and TO make
mysefhandy Dr. Evans had not many rooms for boardcrs
then; few women came in now and then; the doctor
moved to No. l9 StantOn-s; women used 10 come there,
many OF them pregnant; Ann ONeiPs statement. that
she told the doctor that she had come to procure an aDo
ton is false; Dr. Evans Is living In GOldst and
am keeping house for him; he does not now carry on
the business there sign up on TIE house win the
doctors names; do remember what the were;
there was no other in the house except defendant;
took sign down after DR.. Evans was AR sed have
no other means of support tnan my employ mcnt with
Dr. Evans; Mr.. Welch Is also there; he employ ed
by the doctor while he did business in ChahanSt. Mr..
feeling man; knew nothing about the doctors circulars.
Peter b. Welch sworn-Am living with DR., Evans on
God-s; am over co years OF age; sometimes com,
pounded the doctors medicines under his direction;
not doctor nor an apothecary lived with the doc
After short recess, DR.. Evans was placed upon the
stand, and testified as follows:
an a graduate of Edinburgh In Scotland have two
diplomas and got three gold medals 30 years ago. am
a prosecuted man; keep no abortion medicine nor any
drugs; my pills are made OF corn m al, gued together
with Hour paste and coOred with red ink; graduated
under the born OF Lookup but everybody laughed
have been blackmailed twice before, and this time II Is
for $1,000 for 1t cost me that TO get out Of THIS ANA am
an innocent man. do not know where my diplomas are,
nor my certificate; have lost them In travelling over
the world don't remember what statements made be-
fore Judge Bowling; did not intend t. say what the
record makes say; | was arrested by the Coroner
under the OF Powers II was an attempt To black
mail me by Dr. Shine; he told that II would give him
s1OOO IL would be all right; told that Tor go 600
the prosecution would not be pressed against mt;
don't like to tell the name because don't like to expose
persons.
The witness became greatly excited at this point pro-
Tossing himself the author OF number Of works with
ridiculous titles, and evidently pretending to be Insane
Judge Bedford threatened TO remand him TO jail for con-
TEMPT OF Court he did not questions
specfuy The counsel for the defense intiDated that
a plea of insanity would he entered. technical motion
was made to set aside the indictment the ground Of
iufOrmaitY. Case on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
DECISIONS--MAY 1C.

Svperior Court-Specidl Ter7n-By Judge Spencer
y ct al agt Sterling Fire Insurance ComPay'-oi1e' Vi '
motion.
ROckan.Orlers gr n'4i DcAe sg
Deliver and Western Re- roal company ag
B1vn ~ -Orer HshOnan ag fnedman DuH az"
King ct al; Whimser agt king-Orlers granted
Common Pleas-Specidl Term-By Judge j. r: Daly;
Nooney appe ant the Genital Park v ami h. r. X 20. mI
grane WOoagt MeMlhon rec aecson WIN
nv ruige I,rremoe Berger agt Thoruron-Moton granted
L,es-Ponveit GOiefryJnig nent ior paluns
Kroe fr Eastman; Feser agt Lole bnS
British King et al; Nanderpoel Receiver aZ'
Receiver Amaback Clement - a. sgt Kos
HEWITT Birds agt Birlsalli Pa.ey ag- ~
Gibson Waugh q Motions gcl
Muelre-Moion granted for Special Caendr sou
AIT foer Jacriy; lOyt a. AIT Purl; Mn" egI
costs to dn ant to the petition Of Henry j. Mar
70 a a.-Mouon deniel, with 3 10 costs
Supreme Court-Generdl Term--By lngraham, L. D.,
end Csriozo j. JBrny ag FargeJldent reversed
ordered, abide event Opinion nv Jug' lngt
ham Coos agt Knaf aSame dec and opinion Van Aen
sgf The American National BankJudgnent a med with costs Opl
Gipecke e a. agt uenulJulgne,t re-
orlerei; 10 abide tVn, opinion ~ Jnge
Barnard Schuhard TIE Mayor etc. Of New me ylee;
who DO agree, the same ordered 10 te So0l
Department -
Marine Court-pdrt by Judge Shea.-Blschoft
sgt Kuhuann-Jdgment ye for tue plaintiff for 80 ana
costs with Stevens sgt Cdlug-ugne1t Tor the
plaintiff JO4 p AMI costs, with 20 allowance
IL-By Judge JO n.Mlr SGT schoenher-Acton
defendant claiming hqt he surrendered me
rrem e mutual agreemeuJudgnent verdict for the defendant
MaeLolo ag Rapp, Pmlee McCaier Price agt DAVIS Saton
AIT Opetsbaw-Dismsed Brown sgt RousaJldm nj Tor the
plaintiff costs Behman sgL hshrs, bamOSer agI
PSrt UL@By Judge Gross-Wehe PearJalgnent for III,
rlapnH Tor Wcon agt Kot Tor e
pain If 1891 81 and costs with $25 allowance oco'e sgt I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States Circuit Court, yesterday,
in the of LenGe Ogden ag Moses H. Grinnell as
Collector OF the Port Of NewYork, Judge Benedict di-
rectod the jury to bring In "A sealed verdict.
In the Superior Court, yesterday, Catha-
rne Gerken recovered from John Platte, good
looking young Dutchman 5000 dmaages for seduction
under promise or marriage.
The suit of James X. Waterlow against James
?, Taylor to recover 5000 commission a sale OF real
estate in Nlnthave., between Thirtysxh and Thirty
seyenthts.. amounting To stOOOO resueu yes'eIudy III
o verdict for the defendant.
Edward p. Bray, the President of stock
company sued John W. Farwell, in the Supreme Court.
to recover ag him for of subscription. The
complaint first dismissed by referee not pre-
sen:no a cause Of action since the defendant being one
OF the associates or partners could not be sued by the
ASSOCIATION. The General Term now reverses TINS decls
ion, the ground that under the articles OF association
and the statute action may be brought against an
associate to recover an indebtedness on stock The
fully given in the case of Waterbury against
The Express Company.
The Hope Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF Stamford, Conn., has brought action against James
F. sonter stakeholder to guaranty note for
$780, given by the latter TO protect policy This
Is of series OF suits against the stockholders OF tie
Company which have been already tried in the Superior
Court The Company failed in 1873, and the year follow
ing made at 70 per cent the guar
anty held by the stockholders, who refused to pay
The defense In this IL the Statute OF Limitations,
being claimed that the note maured In year. while the
plaintiff contends that ii did not mature until called for
The Is still on before Judge Jones'
The General Term of the Supreme Court
has adjourned to Friday, May 10, 1871. The following
notice to the Bar has been given out
Otlred calendar will he made the General Term
be died for the calendar specifying the
Of the tried 81 Judges IT the
General Term will be rd calendar unless note of
days before the the June Term
the General Of the supreme Count The Iptpe
psmen hereby deu the times and places for boiling the Cen
In the First Department oloAs; On TIE
Monday January April June and Nymbe IA the years Ia
I2stt the d. T.
Ingnhala. r. j. Albert Carloio, Geo. q. Banau.
The case of Catharine a. Schuchard aGains!
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PAiSSENE Frs dRRJVHD

rKoM MvANNAh-ip steamship ssn JaeB.o NAV IN
smith, Mss Smith, X G1rine A. De Barr. L. Kstehn
snS Mss o. b. Jones Keiehun Ksieham and mrs kr
"n pr. Ahsn Ctas Lear, Daniel Leary Gin J. N n
u Barry Miss A. link, Ms simpson Miss yaissr1e, ms,
aus mal and nnrse Mr.. Whit Miss " White " n NO.
roAers MT Hopping ADD children Aiss Nieho r. b ree
Sg,h, A. huIi'eH x - S%e Gage and child M..
son &. Conchar. a. r. Stafford. Mr. st1rcri A Asst'
Bod9. " strain, &. o. Strain, James Leach Me- rI"s'
Iys :; Jaaae,; ~ H9pPtg j. Hoping Miss A. I'm Mn. b IN ,'
~ N,' a nay NJ, S9risa A. Deksr Thos EareD y
Miss tP9. Miss &. Ptucr r. G. Qlactoubs.b w. W No. =,
hafes Mrs Nayts, g. a. der.r. g w. seaver ,.t y =.
Po9fe " y, gll9th 20, F.eg0 p Mrsa, w. T. Iois,- -
H'son. A' - b'2,eh Nf+ A. > W1.'c'nb Ars D. ssafs ~
v hhlfndo. Dr. v claelor Dr. Par.e7 T. Mtrs.- E ii ~
); T. G'.e VIZ; 'ose Ar. % NTH Nal T. smh 81 j. 81 <
81 ~ s.eerage. ''@' "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
WEDNESDAY. M,Yl7.

Mill s Ruon. va uuernsiosn AMI Liverpool per st.aaslp
~, ia, n, Per no 40 NJ r. coc Po,tOncs y n ~
s,'to1 II. M d. li:5 a m. pfcnenap Mail Se
psd letters on ale w Pier No. u, n H. AMI eio'u Az '
D. seanrh si4. az ) p m 4, o.. ., d. rrsroJ with
IAN etr deposicd supplcnenaf Mai' must Dc Pi'p~ WIN
douhl. post gel ,, ri, -. ,,, PIE, No Il T. r..
,l'se ~ p,st-Oc- m % a o. a. Ali,
Stalls Tor Purtr Iir''. sen Dos s' S'm '.' &C. l'
pent closy ~ ItitOl,e 90 '.s',,
,,.o.,......,-,'t - re- !".,ur sails lom
p, N'i, ", isT iit', t.la.4. --5..J.a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
SMUGGLED DIAMONDS.
DISMISSED DETECTIVE MAKES SERIOUS CHARGES
AGAINST Ills FORMER CHEF.

A DISMISSED DETECTIVE MAKES SERIOUS CHARGES
AGAINST Ills FORMER CHIEF.
The examination of III. C.. Justice, charged
with consping to smugge diamonds into this city, was
resumed, yesterday, before Commissioner Osborn. A.
c. Beatty recently discharged by Col. Whitley from the
Secret Service Department, testified as follows:
Service Department under Col WI tey Tor one
Wtey arresg him; present st the interview between Col
Whit.ey Justice, and Esmond. thee conyersat
a.. NNI lSiOa ecn5,raicn between Whitley al
Justice Whitley. Office in Bleeeierst; heard Whitley tell
money t. n that be did not doubt that ihe
worth of damon by Justice sid lie hoped that
could only Keep Esoni quiet said Emo would make
had witness because he upon several Gccon
ley that Juice AMI Esmoni should have the moey
ard tina. ,Tss be big Pg shout three se T sss
Col whitley have fre Of them shirt bosom
for tie erhi amond don know The "a ae
diamond de said that the eight woh 500 when bought these
adc that tune Whitley had other diamonds his possession
Mr.. Knitting, counsel for Justice here said " Rad
cliff stated, when he was examined as Witness hat All
his diamonds had been returned To him upon his pay
ing 800 the Government but 1t now appears that
Whitley has been selling some OF them"
Witne-When almonds Of VII tev he had about 20
other diamonds about him about the time Tat he soil me NEE az
monds sullivan. Neweome Net eshp and Butts thee
porous then the employ ofWhe as detectives Newcme pa
Of tie diamonds and he waited me 70 @ thm tLaS
eIa%ei don't know why left the Secret Service got
~ ffoBC Col Whitley d sch
The case then adjourned. Col. whitley Is now In
California when lie returns it is said that his case
will very different aspect Some OF his detet
tives who were present during the examination, say
that Beatty dismissed from the Secret Service De-
partment for apprOpriai ing to his own use large guam
ty OF wine wnch he had seized on italian ship. Inc
diamonds which he and other officers of the Department
purchased had been pawned by Radchh before he was
arrested for smuggling and they were redeemed ana
and entire approval.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
GEORGE PEABODY's WILL.

Surrogate Hutchings admitted TO probate,
yesterday the will Of the late George Peabody and let
tiers Parliamentary were issued George Peabody Rue
sell Of Now-York, formerly Of Salem. Mass Robelt
Singleton Peabody OF Rutland, VT, and charles W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
ALLEGED FRAUD IN OBTAINING A LEASE.

The suit of Joseph II. Stuyvesant against
Joseph g. Browning and others is action TO set aside
lease alleged to have been obtained from the plaintiff
by fraud Mr. stuyvesant who about co years OF age
has been for many years invalid, being afflicted with
rheumatic govt. aggravated by the excessive use OF
alcoholic drinks. This 1t is alleged. has led TO soening
of the brain and imbecilty aud while in this condition.
being owner of the property In TnirJavr., near SIX
teenh-st known as Allemania Hall, plaintiff charges
that his brOthcrin-aw Joseph q. Browning, JACOB H.
Moore, and two attorneys secured rom him ls signature
IA lease Of that property to begin IN 1873 and run Tor
eight years. at rent of 81 900 year. Mr.. Stuyyesant 10
pay all taxes, assessments and insurance. which would
to AT least $780, leaving net rent OF 5000 per
annun. The properly rents for ABOUT Sl7 200 year.
TIE defense Is denial OF the alleged mbeciy OF Stuy
vesan the time the lease procured and or fraud
and undue influence in the matter OF the lease. when
Mr. Stuy was called as the first witness the de-
tense objected the ground that he was alleged To be
OF unsound mind The Court held that the jury must
decide. The Will last several days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
Chanres for Business Men.

Chauce5 Tor Dn6lneS5 l'lflI.
A FIRM of manufacturing clotmers solicit
"A pr poSlls Fl Principals only 9r the
10 al uonll CAPITAL; 80, 90 artal' n'e'te- l
M - made a5ontely s Sold OO h Vi goods LIST year. A.
dress CASH TRADE, Tribune Once
nAPTYFR WANTED-In an old aud tho-
ougay estabs DRUG STORE 10 take the pace Of oe n,
OF the 6rn who wishes retire. handsome net pra ~
80 lee $4,000 Terms Il paymet Address DHO"V'ii
care Of Fraser q Lee, No. % Be- maast
sob $ssf 2PP va 4Sia Il
W, NINrrACTIRiNG BUSINESS which has been esl9'
hd txept, year.; centrally located BoadSay AID hsn
mo e1uer mens try; good business man aA NC '
rae onroTtunty Address HUNTER, lrbine once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17

IMMATURE ALMAsAC
san ises. 44j Sun III Moon rises 49, A,
DsI '" w
Sandy Hook 6Jl Cows isand.... 7.lJ Hell Gate ~ "a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
r IN TIsIrs', ST5 ~ TNTERNAL BEvENUE'

al Collection state o. New ora, IN, ~ q Nes-
YORK Note hereby gwen that 'le l Of % ro,e pal
,r.rfrtv subject 10 under the &C. ~ pYhc u b.
pvrn ~ supor. e Government 20 pay in'ess' - bg ubss.
and q other purposes approved jane % 10y pt Ae,soro Of "a
HIn p.trc' G tie 1870 ard sIl W. sesp la ,Saa
examination q Ill pelsoa 800 Al py Hde A'L %
G bear of a. M and oeok NJ ana mue @ 6h as 81 MY,
dsrs NON che date hrr,oi 10 WIZ ' i-. an app
80 - ~ ,ys To reac wills rrc'i'c aL nall ad
az -, ~. or excessive yslIatous or el1''
,rs ly h aid Assistant ASSESSOR ID . n. mad, u vrrr all
All .p.a. 4, he ASSESSOR sfo,sii mus 49,, which drsoa
cau,r matter or itiA PEE Isra o.
= r.,rest. and sa.e go4ul or prn,tI sBl H. A.sesE
p.tdNeu.lork. MAY Is. 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
Juterual Reucuue.

DUBLIC NOTICE.-UNITED STATES IN IN.
TBkNAL REVENUE, THIRD giSlhCi VI $780, sal seven.
,rsing me seventh Tenth Eleventh, Iureeuili loue 80 a
tenp WSrs NOTICE is Hereby given to al person
the Annual List tor l57 containing The Income Tx ~ ~ r. si
and STesl TaKes expiring May 1872 q Mae 49, t,.v.r
Tobacco Dese leaf and Manufactured ID. aceo III s
and Wholesale and Retail Dealers Lquor--ts relu Wy ina
81 1854 aud uiaoy acts Thereof l ~, jrrrg
The Assistant and will be IT ms Ohoe 0 a
the space OF DAYS the d hereof ioi et w.
during the ace OF
'or ve 70 any erroneous on i've valuations enl -
contained said Annual List; md sad Lst IL PC srg AZ.
Co,or expiration OF the le ''i o
peas Aforesaid ....s.ai are Tie LIT
lut no appesi will be allowed % party GUY ass8' ~
has been transmitted 70 the Collector Md. is srrg
And IN appeals Assessor Aforesaid nns e va IN
ami sbonI ecify the particular cause, natter ~ f
con Is requested aud shall moreover state he s'0-
hft0f 0OHiP'4H''V" N. FRIEDSAM, assessor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
Assessor. Oace, No. Seyenls' co'oet ILl4''' Ne'i

Ma 70 81 -z.ssr,--7--,.-c.- :.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL Rf1N IA II
Z XXAIM COLLECTION DIS RICT stAiL ~ sYors-NJ
he Ia ma and IVth Wards Of he ts 81
TC Is hereby given the Lists Of Valnai1 I G R,s
fopery sa ,S 10 paw Interest the Public Debt ana ~
stbe purpo.e approyel Jane o bi aId 'he G TO
.tueI "a las j. 49, 1876 Marc 2 lOi Ju -,
Anil To- ,s,g ami July H. 40 made aId aAea D, W ia
ap ssid Collector District viii remain open i5f he e.
u IN tbe space fttel day, (Nunia!, &C y
49, bs ste hereof At my 0fcr, No. - Ceilsi eNea ~ s
ui ~. o,clock ~; mmei.aielF aittr TIE eAl.-5
a. Sn be date hereof on the I'm ay Oh nay - 80 70
sT bavs Thereafter will receive and drtenn az l,u y -
erroneous excessive yaluatohs OF chDi-'i""''
Assistant Asseasors ..res Bls.re 20
and Trades for ending MAY l. l6'E ana the al wv
r tbe year enling December 81 NV , On writing sni
snp.sls 10 Aforesaid must NJ
nefs e particular matter, or tng rsi,ctos %
Is requested anu ''A'e 'A' s SPENCER KIRBY. ASSs"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17

Court CALENDARS-THH DAY
Tup APPE,s-JOHS A. Lori Pre- dng Commits
sioper II. LEoSAKD WARD HuST ani HIRAM
GAY opeHs at IL in the Supervisors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17

I33. The People act. Buffalo ard
state Line Railroad Co.
l39. Bush at. The Rochester City
Bank. Apt.
III. The Buffalo state Line r. X.
Co. agt. be Board OF So
visions Of Erie Co.
li2. .R nIolph q. Loughlin.
100. .Breeze sgt. u. ;. Tel. Co.
III. eager ogt. BabcocS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-03
In mcuRoriaRs.

AT called communication of Shelby
Lodge No. 1852 Free and accepted Ma
sons, on Saturday the 10Th of January
1871. the Lodge, after resolving that
the Hall be draped in, and the mem-
bers of the Lodge wear the usual badge
of mourning for thirty days, the un-
dersigned, officers of the Lodge. were
instructed to prepare suitable resolu-
tons expressing the feelings of the
Lodge; respecting the death of our
brother David +. Johnson. and have
copies published i'm the Bristol Ne,us
and Courier and transmitted to the
family.
In discharge of that duty we
have prepared the following. to wit
WHEREAS, God in his providence has
removed our beloved brother David f.
johnson from our Lodge, on the 18th
inst. We hope to a mansion in the
skies.
ResOlred, That he was member of
Shelby Loge No. 16Ain good standing,
at the time of his death, and LIVED a
we believed, 4 true Mason, and ever ac-
ted upon those principles which should
characterize and govern every Mason.
ReSOtred 81, That we, as MasOns,
la lost in him a worthy brother
the community good citizen, and the
parents, brothers and sisters, a worthy
son and brother
Resolved Sd, That we tender to the
bereaved family, and community our
heartfelt sympathies in this their sad
bereavement.
J. a. TEMPLETON, w. NJ.
JAY SPURRIER, w.
L. l.. YORK, J. w.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-03
Spread the Truth.

Some medical men insist that it is undigni-
fed to advertise remedy, however valuable
it may be. Queer reasoning this. Ii lie like
saving that an article which the world
needs should be held in corner-that bene-
fits and blessings may be too widely diffused
that the means Of protecting and restoring
health should be close monopoly, and not
accessible to all. The argument is bad. 1t is
worse than that it is INHUMAN. Suppose
Hosteter's Stomah Bitters-an absolute spe-
cifc for dyspepsia, billiousness and nervous
debility-had never been known beyond the
REPERTOIRE of the faculty; what would
have been the consequence Instead of cur
ing and invigorating millions, the good eff
fects of the preparation would have been
confined to a comparative few. There Is
the highest authority for saying that light
should not be hid under a bushel; that
whatever is excellent should be placed as a
civ ON a hill, where all men can take eogni-
zance of it. 1t is upon this principle that
THE Ritters have been advertised and con-
Time to be advertised in every newspaper
of any prominence in the western hemis-
phere, and that the spontaneous testimonials
| in it's favor have been translated into all
| written Languages. Thousands enjoy per-
| feet health to-day who would be languishing
on beds of sickness if the newspapers had
not spread the truth regard to this uneqalled
invigorant and corrective far and wide
Suppose profit has been reaped from this
| publicity: Is that any argument against
it? If the public health. has been protec-
ted if lives have been saved If the fee
BILE have been enlightened and the sick re-
stored, great good has been accomplished :
| and who so mean ne to grudge to etertiohs
thus directed the fair reward -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-03
SYRIYG AND SINNER CGTRSE OF Is7I
WILL COMMENCE
WIEN ESDAY, MARCH, 22d, and contin.
ne four month

WILL COMMENCE
WIEN ESDAY, MARCH, 22l, and contin-
ne four month
The lures will be delivered Jointly by
the Faculty and Adjunct Faculty, the for
Iner giving Special Courses, and the whole
affor,ling a complete curriculum OF medical
instruction, elementary and practical.
CLINICS: Medical, a Surgical. WOm-
ans and Children's Clinic, and Clinic fos
the Eye and Ear.
Opportunities for Exercises in Diagnosis
nd Prescribing, in Operative and Minor
Surgery, and Practical Chemistry, afforded
the student under careful supervision.
Attention is called to the advantages pre-
scented in this Course for acquiring q practi-
cal knowledge of the Diseases of Warm Sea
sons and Climates, constituting the larger
proportion OF all the diseases requiring the
care of the practitioner in the Middle and
Southern States.
The Faculty, though not exacting attend
anee on this Course as a condition for the
Degree, are so impressed with it's importance
TO thorough professional training, that they
encourage IL by crediting the Fees on the
Tickets Of the Winter Session, aud by en-
blowing the facilities for board under their
control, 50 as practically to enable the stu
dent to enjoy its advantages with triiing
addition to the cost Of the Winter Lectures
alone Aud in view u the provisions made
ia it for elemnntary instruction, they dis
pense with the requisition Of the years. pre-
yious study With preeeptor, either for Ad
mission to this Course or fer candidacy for
the Degree, to those who have otherwise
complied with the usual requirements.
For ammo ncemcnt with details, or other
information, address
VI. l., id HES, Or. d.,
REGIsrRAE or Adjunct FACULTY,
2Os East Grace ST., Richmond Va.
Jan Rat
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-03
" Barrett's" too IN Ich for them.

Coon News FROM IRELAND During the
Irish famine we sent a million of dollars
worth Of food to Cork. Ireland is now repay
ing the debt with interest; not from harvest
fields, but from the adamantine rocks on her
coast. An enterprising company in New
York is importing ship-loa1s of the edible
moss that grows on her cliffs, and converting
II. under the name Of SEA Moss PARINE, in
to an economic source Of nourishment and
palatable food. The new source of aliment
is prepared under patent, and although
but a year in the market, has already taken
precedence of all the gelatinous agents here
tofore used in cookery. No epicure who has
tasted the puddings, custards and jellies
made from SEA Moss FARISE, will deny that
they are Incompatible. The saving effected
by using this article instead of mazena, fari-
na or corn starch (all of which it exceeds in
palatability), is bout fifty per cent.
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