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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27
NEW I'D NERIISENENTS...sa
Ayers Cherry PectoraA,

Ayers Cherry Pectorab
For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, WhoopinG --
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma
and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole hfstCFysof
medicine has an ything so widely and 80 deeply
upon the confidence of mankind, as tins exceIens
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through . long
series of years, and among most Of the races or
men il has risen higher and higher Ia their estImar
ton as it has become better known. It's unnorm
chaIacer and power to cure the various affections
of the lungs and throat, have made IT knoWn 40 re-
liable protector against them. Whie adapted 70
nlder forms of disease and TO young chlldren, u 10
Al the same time the most eAectltal remedy LhAt can
be given for ncipient consumption, ana tne oan-
gerous affections of the throat and lungs As pro-
vision against sudden attacks OF Group, u snouid
be kent on hand in every family, ana indeed 40 all
are sometimes subject TO colds aud coughs, all
should be provided with ths-antidote for thern.e
Although settled Consumption 10 tnougTt IN
curabe, still great numbers OF cases Wnere tbe us-
ease seemed settled, have been completely citreds
and the patient restored to sound health by the
TLcrru PectoraI. So complete Is its mastery
over the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat. tnas
the most obstinate OF them yield TO 1t. Ahen moth
ing else could reach them, under the cherry Esc-
fOroI they subside and disappear.
Singers and Public Speakets hnd great pro-
lection from 1t. -,
asthma is always relieved and often wholly
cured by 1t. ,,~
bronchitis is generally cured by taking tho
Cherry Pect0rdL in small and frequentsdoses.
So generally are its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates of them here or do moes
than assure the public that its qualities are fuiy
maintained,
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27
Ayers G
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair. to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectua.
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to ats original color
sOiM tie gloss an|
.freshaess -e yc:A.
11hin hnir L fl,ifik-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-15

consequence Of which the Governor ordered
oot the entire militia force of the city TO.
morrow.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE president
con tinues 10 receive numerous telegrsms
from New Orleans, which, with those pri-
vasely addressed to other parties, do not in
dicate an early determination of the politi.
cal troubles. A resolution for the appoint
ment of an investigation committee may
be offered in the House of Representatives
tomorrow. Some of the members of con
gress express the opinion that . correct his
tory of the troubles cannot be obtained un.
less such ommittse conduct their invssti-
cation in New Orleans, and say that even
if the troubles should end before the com
mittee could reach there, the information
officially obtained would he valuable in
view of future Legislation. 1t is known ths.
President Grant is des.rous of avoiding q
declaration OF martial law, aud that il will
not be resorted to unless from absolute ne
csssity. He has privately said that it would
be proper for congress to take measures
looking towards 9 settlement Of she trouble.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-15

THE BRIGGs HoUsE.-No hotel in the
west had a better reputation before the
great FIRE than the Briggs House, of Chi
cago. It's title was the synonym of comfort
plenty, hospitality, and reasonable prices.
Ii is satisfactory to know shat this good
name is to survive the storm Of misfortune
that visited the iAled city. The Briggs il
still in superior hands, and bound to -four
iSh. Wentworth, as 9 hotel manager, is Q
conspicuous success, while Woodwork, hi.
more quiet aud thoughtful working partner
is like lamp to guide the weary traveller
to a haven Of rest, In the Office, Wells ant
Hilton do the agreeable with their vel
known suavi,y; and with such men st th'
head Of the institution, Gad with such mel
on the staff, the Briggs must win for itself
still more extensive popularity. It's Rocl
Island patrons Of old will still find ii th
oasis Of Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-15

HuMAS WRECKs.-EVery day and hour
We meet with broken down specimens OF
humanity thai seem past hope OF
salvage. At leaIt seven-sights OF these
might be filed with pew vitality, by
course of pR. WALKER's CALIFORNIA VINE
GAR BiITERs. Many are suffering from the
reaction of rum polluted bi!sers or powerful
minerals. Il is characteristic Of DR.
Walkers Great Restoratiee that il neutral
izes the eff, Of cf these mis-cAlled remedies
and accomplished, in due time, perfee
cure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-15
DRY AND FANCY GOODS.

Black and colored AlPacAs, IS cents ard and |
upsArd.
Hmpress cloth, As cents yard and upward.
Sateens, 10c. 9 yard and upward.
Merin s50c yard and upward.
Mary staArt cloth at cost
SilK and Wool goods at cost.
Japanese Silk at cost.
Black silK, black satin, NelvOurs, ell colors, st
very low prices.
Black Velveteen 63c q ard and upward.
Oolored Velveteen at very Low prices
A full line Of black velvet ribbons, all numbers
at our usually low prices.
full line of ribbons, in all widths and eolors
sndsAsh ribbons of all colOrs and widths.
Ladies Stockings at Zoe pair.
Children stockings at l0o pair.
Gsnts' socks, loo upward
Gents bows l0e upward.
Gents braces lie upward
Gents white shirts, 81 upward.
Gents fanuel shirts, 75c upward.
Gents paper collars. 30. box upward.
Gents linen collars, sc upward.
| Gents handkerchiefs, Sc up ward
Gents shirts and drawers cheap.
Ladies' scsrfs and bows, the largest line in
| Rock Island.
Lace collars from 8 f, to $3.50 apiece.
Ladies' 'handkerehiefs, &c upward.
Table linen, 25e yard upward,
Red table linen cheap.
Red napkins, cheap.
White napkins, chesr.
BleAchsd and unblsached muslin, loe a yard
upward.
Calico, 1oc per yard.
rs dozen fleece lined gloves, zoe upward
rs dozen aids, of different colors, oOc pair.
Cotton flannel, 1fac upward.
Bed ticking, lee upward.
Cloths for Boys and Mems wear, frem l23o up
ward.
White bed spreads, from 81 upward.
colored bed spreads cheap.
Towels, Ice apiece upward.
! Stamped aprons, l0o apiece.
Crash towsling, Sc 9 yard upward.
: Pins, 80 per paper.
Needles, SC per pspsr.
Blankets, at msnufastory prlees.
watsrproOfs, 9Oc q yard upward
The largest line Of elk gimps, ffipget button, ,
and trimmings to be 'sund in Roek lElana
and all to be sold at way down prices.
, TEN ghousand Articles. tso Nu
|. merous to mention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-15

A gentleman writing from the far west
SAYS: 81 must have Rennes Pain Killing
Magic Oil in the house. Il is the best
family medicine for curing oil kinds of pain
have found, and cost what it will 1 must
have is" Ard who blsmss the man ? Do
YOU use IL reader?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-15

The PoPuLARIrY OF Dr.. PRICE's CREAM
BAKING POWDER, gained from its always
being as rePresented-suiotly pure-oom-
biniug all of the elements needed for q
wholesome, nutritious, and perfect baking
powdar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-15

"WEIGHED On the Forsyth Scales and
found correct is the popular saying among
al shippers aud dealers. Nor could il vel
be otherwise, so perfectly is every piece COZ
sIructed so NIGEL y and exactly adjusted
so often tried never condemned, and sold
by the ten thousand to dealers every where
from the Gulf to the LAkeS, aud from Maine
10 Alaska, ell Of which will remind our
readers that il they are in ueed Of anything
in this line, ell they will lave to do is loos
for the advertisement Of J. F Forsyth &
son in shiS paper, ascertain the address
write them, aud bo happy. Try it, aud b'
weighed Weigh your stock and produce
before voc take i. to market. Weigh youi
groceries when you get home weigh the
children weigh the whole family; weiRt
sveryshingi weigh it we'll and correctly
aud to do this, be srrs and do it On the Gel
ebrAted Forsyth Scale; aud when you hsv'
weighed everything. Weigh your bank &C
count, and see how much you have savet
by having . correct measure Of weights IL
your possession.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-15
LOCAL NOTICES.

TWENTY FIvE CENTs.-This amount will
buy bottle of Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup, the
great soothing remedy for all diseases incl
dent TO infants and children.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-15
Iowa state Fair.

and NEW HASPsatRE MEcHAN c's AND AET As
socIATIUN. A unanimous verdict in every in
stance awarded 10 this Pump the fr.t prem ium.
Nor was the al empty bVDor ubtainrd without
sharp com petition; fer the best bui der, sf New
YORK and other states entered the arena. With .
hope of prOraimitg themselves the vIctors.-
The record Is in favor IL is worthy of note
tina, this Pump as been awarded the first rize
whenever and wherever eA hibited. del
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-15
Home heading.

The art of cooking has reached an sd :
vanosd stage, and its study is more nearly
connected With the happiness and welfare
of man than we are sp. TO ooucsde at frss
thought The health Of . nation depends
10 grss, measure, upon the culinary ideas
ami sstsiumsnts of its housewives. In the
preparation Of cakes, bread, pastries, &c,
chemical oomp pounds have grown SO largely
into use in the United States that 1t be-
hooves us to inquire whssefso' these artloles
are having on the general welfare OF the
public. We know that some OF them are
excssdinsly deleterious. This fact has
been established BY experience. and has
been repeated time and sgain BY the very
best medical faculty Of the country How
frequsntly have we been warned that such
aud such q preparation is positively poison
Gus, when mixed with food literally running
the coats Of the stomach, and inviting COM
plants End diseases Of all kinds. Acids,
essences, mineral extracts, and baneiOl fla.
vors have been foisted on the market, IN
der shadow Of ell kinds OF unsupportable
prsienSions. People purchase without
thinking, and suffer without knowing from
what scarce their misery springs. And
still they keep on using the very subStIRce'
that are steadily undermining their conssi
,utions. To have light bread and seductive
biscuits is pSrdOnsble home ambition, be
these luxuries should not be secured at toe
great cost. The essential object is q
know what 70 use, and whore to get it. Yol
oan subssrve all the purposes Of health
and still enjoy your coveted dsinsies.
In the cities Of St. Louis snd Chicago, 70
many years past, depois have been estab
lished for the sale of Dr. Prices reuowne,
Cream Baking Powder. This preparation
ia the result Of the long and patient researc
ofa skillful scientific gentleman, who
both . physician and 9 chemist of not,
Regretsing the wholesale destruction
health proceeding from the great use {
harmful ingredients in cookery, he directe
his efforts to the discovery Of something .h'
would meet the popular demand, and sti
not produce the disastrous effects then q
erywhere apparent. HIS design was final
successfully accomplished. A mAnufActu
ing company was then organized under Il
style Of Thompson, Steele & Price, and Il
world was placed under substantial oblig
tions by the speedy production of vast qua
titles Of Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powds
the ne plus uIta of anything of the kir
ever invented in any age or cline. Wherev
it has been tried, il has rendered immes
ureAbls satisfaction, and the evil efFec
Of the old compounds hA
been unknown. II has been j
Goducsd into every state Of the Uniol
from Maine to Texas its name is hou.
hold word. Those who are ct all acquai
ted with the standing Of the manufacture
will not wonder at this They are men W
would engage in no doubtful pursuits. Tn
have given us genuine, pure, and agret
ful substitute for mineral poisoDs, and q
eordingly command an immense patronAI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-15

HIS ~ ~ z ,s val. HH,eu tul eIioI to al J IN
l. Ihu naTAet, IUr DTewerlss, sugar Houses
4auUeFISs, BJIIsT Feeders, oIe ain bGsts, hInlDg
and tHe tPoses, eet. 1t !bitws d tai slIeAm
OF ths Ih.eA,sI Deer Lash without elUggIbg, sRd
sugar s,rsp boiling hUI, slthoul dihuulIy-
m2rIan cd Ia posttlSe p MP ~ der uiI Ieum-
stances II neveI tttEa VT Atts oEt Il ord,r, and
by reason Of he path 0tNice in Tie valves, Is
kept cI.a ana S,v-ys reto! iuI a,lltn II is
SIMPLE, CyMtLhrE sn, kO"L1f L, and
nee1s 4 eAp".t 10 Iun II. E4.- II ,ue ials TO
do tue w,IA for winch it is sU4o, it nay he re-
tn. he'd ~ d the noLty Ieiupded
During ste pasJ year dIsinl crested meehani-
cal 1asanf. have sat in judgment ts merits
and Gin ns in each Of ths following named pls-
ces, VIZ :-MAkYLAAD lEsTITUTE,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-15
Treasury Department.
OFFIcE OF CoNPTROLLEs OF TIE CUssENcY. !
WAsRINGToN, Ucs. IAN, 1871.

OFFICE OF CoNPTROLLES OF TIE CCRsENcN,
WAsHINGToN, 0cs. 7ih, 1871.
WuRRkAs, By Satisfactory evidence presented
to the uodersis ned. II has been made to appear
that ''The kock jsiaad Natioaai Bank, ia the
Ct1g ef Rock isitad. "a the coaHty u Rock Is
ltasi ami State of Hiia5is has been duly organ
lied ander and according to the requirements Of
the Act Of Congress, eBtlIied "Aa Act TO provide
Nstionsl Currency secured by pledge of
United States Bonds, and to provide for the cir
culation and redemption thereof approved
June 3rd, 1874, and has complied with ali the
provisions of said Act required 10 be implied
Nth before comm sncinS tse business Of Bank
ing, under said Act.
Now therefore. |, Hiland r b lburd. Comp
troll er of the Currency, 10 hereby certify thai
"The Rock Isisnd National tank" in the city
of Rock Island in the county of Rock Island,
and State of Illinois, is authorized To commence
the business Of Ba- xing IN Ter The Act aforesaid
In testimony whereof, witr ga my
r.. 81 hand and Sea Of ohc' this 7ta day
of October, Is7l.
HILAND R HILRURD,
No. 1889. Comptroller Of Currenc.
Tho Rock Islsui National BANK will epen for
b=siDess at No. % ". Illinois street, November
lst, 1871.
Ben. Harper,
John " spencer,
Peter Fries,
Edward Bnrran JS.. : Directors
J Z. Wilson,
4. Benedict,
ii Robinson,
7 J. ROBINSON, President.
BIN HARPER. Vioe Pres't.
A. BENEDICT, Cashier.
October 25, ls7l-d6at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-15
IT VIKINGS FASTER THAN BY HAND

1T VIKINGS FASTER THAN BY HANu-
We consider the Providence superior to all
othsrs for the following reasons -
LIST. The ROLLERS, of large size and best
quality of White Rubber, are all secured totheir
Shafts IN the most permanent manner, oy sue
Moulton ProceFs, making the Beit Roller in the
" orld.
q. This PATENT METAL JOURNAL CA
SINGS prevent any wear upon the journals
| THE wooden inarnsss in which the iron shafts
Of other machines run, sooa wear, and the ei1
ciescy Of the Wuuger is thereby greatly reduced ]
Sd. The DOUBLE sPIRi Al COGs used on
this Wringsr give the utmost ease and steadi-
ness 10 working, while the iouble stop prevents
them from bottomipg or being throWn out of
gear. We furnish either single or double gear
| Providence as desired
4th. The ADJUSTABLE CURVED CLAMP
rssdily adjusts this Machine to tabs of any siss
or thickness making perfect fastsntng Ne
wooden pegs or rabbsr straps on this Clamp.
5th SIN pLTCITY, STRENGTH q and BEAU
TY- combined in this Machine, with all the
requisites ofa first class Wringsr.
Providence Tool COMFY
IL Warren st., New York.
! nOvs-dtf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-15
LIVER REGULATOR.
DA. sx16MoNa'
LIVER REGULATOR,

A PREPARATION OF ROOTS AND HERBS
Warranted to be strictly vegetable, and do no in
jury TO any one.
II has been used by hundreds, and known for tht
last thirty-fve years Of the most reliable, eff
eacious ana harmless preparations ever offered Il
the suffering. Ii taken regularly and persstent!y,
L. sslrn a M
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-15
Regulator,

anchOly or depression OF spirits, heartburn, collie
pains in the bowels pain in the head, fever and agI
dropsy, boiIs, pain in the back and limbs, asthm
erysipelas, female affections, and bilious diseas
generally. Prepared only by
j. NJ. ZEILIN q Co.,
Druggists, Macon, Ca. and 329 Arch street, Phil
delphil. Pa. Send for Circular. Price s.
mail s; %. For sale by John Bengston, Rock
land H. novl4dIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-15
Rock Island House.
A Business easily Managed

Rock Island where we will remain for few day
only offer the advantages of our enterprise to III
rnnhl n.hi oh il
, 1872-11-10

same time, and it was evident that their CHEEKY
counsel revived the poor creature. At5:3O b.
n, the evidence for the prosecution being I'm
the defence, the question arose what was fo he
done; Baron Martin offered to 70 on with the
case till midnight, il necessary, But It was rep.
resented by counsel that tho medical men were
OF opinion that the poor creature might be- The
better for : nights rest; SO tie friaI was m sd. 3D.
1ourned till next morning, and the excited
spectators, among whom we're large number Of
" unmarried females, dispersed. In The course Of
the evening the prisoner was delivered Of a
child; next morning the jury was diseharged @ 70 i
and the trial postponed for three months. We
suppose euch narrowing scene could scareely
nave 1am1a been AVOIDED What tho
either verdict of guilty or Of not guilty. bean e
pronounced, We cannot say. Happily, such an
other tragedy as this can rarely be enacted in all
ITS detalla; Meanwhile the miserable woman is
pense." - 0"'~
, 1872-11-10
MISCELLANEOUS CITY NEWS.

The alarm from Box 565, At 8 o'clock 1asi
evening, vas false.
Lille La Casey, aged 10 years, dornaat;c :,
the family OF Mrs. Gray, No. 204 South Halstad
street, was severely burned Yesterday morning
owing to her clothing catching FIRE from re3.
hot stove. The injured girl resides On Rebeccs
street.
The explosion Of kerosene lamp in the frame
residence No. 139 South HalBted street owned
BY Mr. Holden, and occupied by R. ". h1aeder,
occasloned the alarm from Box 32l at ha]f-nast
o'clock last evening. House and furniture wars
damaged to the extent OF $50 tefore tie fra
was e1tingulshed. No insurance.
The residence Of Henry Tyndau No. 148 Ellis
avenue two.story frame building, caught fire
shortly after 2 o'clock yesterday lfternoon. and
was damaged about $500; fully Insured. The
premises are owned by a. L. Neybsrry, Tho
alarm WAS from Box 98,
4 large number OF the friends Of Police ser-
geant Jonas II. johnson assembled at his resi-
dence, On West Monroe street, last evening,
and presented himself and wife with a senaible
wedding gift in the shape of valuable and sub
stantial set Of parlor furniture. Justice Scu|iy
did the oratorical On the occasion End was hap
PLY responded to by the recipient.
The Chief Of Police, yesterday; notified the
keepers and inmates Of certain houses Of ill
fame on Halsted street, in the vicinity Of Madi-
son, that they must either desst from their ile-
gal practices in that particular locality or move
somewhere else, This order hal been made
necessary by the frequent complaints of the
parents OF children attending the s.hools in the
neighborhood. :.
Lawrence, Searles. and Brown, the bunko
swindlers, we're arraigned before Justice Scuily
yesterday, to answer to the last charge preferred
against them. The hearing Of tbs case WAS
postponed until the 14th inst, and the defend-
n hal Thapy ",
rearrested On State warrant sworn out by tho
Peorian who claims to have been gi,timized by
them
Coroner Stephens has appointed DR.. Ben. G.
Miller and Dr.. William P. Dunno Deputy Coro-
ners, to assist him in disposing Of ipquests dur
ing the reign Of tho epizootic. Both OF his
horses are euffcring from the disttmper and,
as he cannot procure 8 rig anywhere in the city
for love or money, lie is compelled tohave a few
of the corpses sat on by somebody ase. Seven
or eight inquests we're held on uimportant
cascs yesterday.
, 1872-11-10
DIED.


COSTELLO-FoY. g. OF smallpox, JAmes F. Costello,
His remains will be removed from the Pest House
tuTited to attend.
STRONG-Chicago. Nov 5. Wua. Strong. s.sue -cntter
aged q foars. late Of Du.nterlnine Scoliand.
k0 Scotland papers please copy.
WALKER-Nos. g. I. The residence Of her too-fo Isw
a. Robertson 3irs. Mary Walker, aged II yeas mother
OF Isaac Walker. of tho firm OF BryAn NaIktr Craig
SERVICES at the residence 1903 West Jack5o,st at ID
y NJ, Monday, Nov II. Friends Of the family are in
E8T Dublin papers please copy.
EGAN-At Chicago. on the dth inst. Minnie, eldest
daughter OF James Lloyd Egan, aged IL year.
70 Hamilton tont-} papers p}eabe copy.
MART1EE-ln this city. Nov. 8. 1872, Maggi. MARITIME
aged yoart and . anonths.
GROVE this cits, Nor. =, 1872, Richard L. Grove
aged 81 years. '
Remains arg inferred in Rose Hin Cemetery,
20 Nova Scotia papeEs please copy.
DDYLE-la shis city. ,;or. s. 1879. Edward r. second
mouths and days. '~1'7
Fpneral to. day tSundaS) at II o'clock >. M
EHEA{d-0u tha 9Th tnat at the residence af hts "a
ysArB. Ne*' 0es0 ~
Rsmsins will be taken to Peoria tor 1ntersnenr.
fu1etal from her late residence, 1o7 West Aonroa-
2UAcKENBoss- Elizabeth, wife Of Ausa.tr. Quack-
Funeral, from her late residence, e7< 1peIans.av
arg Invited to attend. - WV 1''
tV Albany and Nov York papers please copy.
, 1872-11-10
MARRIED..

DDGEETT-CORWtTH-O Thursday syr1Ina, Noy
by tho Rev. Arthur MITCHELL 1t The resdsneo of thc
brides father NJ Ersnk L. peggett and siI:. Lzze II.
TURKEY Y-CuNN1NGHAM-On the sth last, By tbe
Rev: T. Butler, p: D., assisted BY tho Rsv. r r.
Butler and Rev Father FapaK Robert Turusy and 1a.
Aunte Cunningham.
-HARRlS-REEp--At Manitowoe. Wis, Oct, 81, at
H. Abest W Harss e Nv ~ ~ ies and = . a
Reed. daughter Of Hon. George Reed, Of Ma.itowoc
BREGA-ENDERs-On Thursday. Nor. 7. in St.
r. Montsonsry Schuyler, Of Chrtss Cbursh. Charles
Aof Chicago, and Fanny +. Enders. o: St. Louis.
day Nor. 1877. by Rov. Philo Norton, Mr. n. ".
Chandler and Miss KoWena Q. Lemmon.-a 4 ChIca9o
, 1872-11-10
An Extraordinary Scene In Court.
Their Last Days.

An extraordinary Scene In Court.
On the 18th OF July last, most extraordinary
scene, and in OUT opinion most barbarous and
revolving exhibition Of judicial cruelty took
place at the Aasize Court at Chelmsford, Eng
land. We quote the account Of it given in the
Medical Times and Guzette:
s. A young and, as the newspapers express ii,
raigned for the wilful murder OF har husbands
first wife by poison. The deceased had died On
October 10 last, and the prisoner, who was mar
ried only in December, was far advanced in
pregnancy. The woman Was in the dock. with o
couple Of brief intervals, for the space Of seven
hours, and brayely she bore the trying ordeal,
conducting herself with as much ease and self
possession as any lady whilst dispensing the
hoepitalities Of her own d1awing-room. IN the
course Of the afternoon, just after Sergeant
Parry had cross-examined DR.. Stevenson re1a-
tive to the presence OF arsenic in the viecera Of
the deceased, and the Hon. &. Denman VAS
commencing his REORGANIZATION, the pris-
oner, who had risen from her seat dur
ing the delivery Of DR.. Stevensons evidence, waB
led out OF court, and the runaor spread that her
confinement was Imminent. Her speedy reap
pearance, accompanied By Mrs. Gibson, Finch,
mated to the Judge that the trial had better
proceed. It was evident, however, to skilled
eyea, that the poor creature suffered from either
true or spurious labor pains. A couch was
brought, and the examination OF the expert WAS
resumed. For the next hour or two the scene
was ghastly in the extreme. Labor-palns required
at one time every three or five minutes. the
prisoner alternately reclining, sitting, and
standing; the evidence meantime proceeding
asi nothing had happened. 1t one time two
medical men we're with her in the dock at the