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The Western advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1872-1874, 1874-05-09

HANNAFoRD & THOMPSON, Publishers,
Chicago, H., announce a 4th edition of
Perlam's "Grou'ads.oeN, or History Of the
fd1mer;s Mooenaeat." This sale was made
IN less than three months. The demand
Is extraordinary. Agents make money
rapidly with it, spite of hard times.
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WE should not hesitate to recommend to apv
friend OF ours Parsons Purgatiae Pits; they
are scientifically prepared, and are adapted to
all the purposes of good purgative medicine.
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1-Pain-Kier 10 the most certain cholera cure that
medical science has ever produced.
z-AllenI Lung Balsam, a. = cough remedy, has no
SPAIN killer will cure cramps or pains In sny part
OF the system. single dose usually elects
<-Allens Lung Bal'am contains no opium in any
5-Pain Killer will cure dyspepsia and INDIGESTION
II used according to directions.
"-Anen1 Lung Balsam - An expectorant has no
equal.
7.-Psin:K has proved = sovereign remedy for
FEVER ana ague, and chill fever; 1t has cured
. the most obstinate cases.
o-AIIene Lung Balsam is an excellent remedy for
G;n, curing bronchitis. asthma. and oil throat
SPAIN: Killer Imminent is unequaled for FROST
6ites, chilblatns, burns, bruises, cuts, sprains,
1o.-Allens Lung Balsam will cure that terrible
$is s;fs ill., consumption when all other rsm''
u.-Patn- Killer has cured cases Of rheumatism and
a. neuralgia after years. standing.
A'-AIlen1 Lung Balsam Is largely Endorsed by ply
sicians, druggists, public speakers ministers,
and the press, all of whom recommend its use
In cases Of cough, cold and consumption, and
commend 1t In the highest terms.
The above reasons for the use Of these valuable
ana standard medicines are founded on facts, and
thOusands Wi2l CONFIRM what we have said. The de.
mand TOR them increasing daily and large sales are
made In foreign countries.
IN. HARRIS d CO., Prop'rs,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
. a h Al ~
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LIE GREAT FAMILY MED1cNE.-Dr. VIII
hoft's Anti Periodic or Fever and Apue Ton.
&c! No case Of incurable Chills has vet pre-
sented itself where this scientific and safe
medicine has been employed. No case has
been found SO obstinate as to resist its prompt
and mastery action. No man has been so re-.
duced by malarial influences but with it's use
mas come up. perfectly reconstructed. No
pills or purgative required with this medicine.
Orleans.
E0p Nv nr~~.---~
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READ WHAT IT WILL DO.
BROOKVIITE Pa Anil ~ 1920

DR.. R. V. PIERCE: '' @1 "'' A''~'
s1R-Having first applied to number Of
home physicians and failed to get relief. re-
solved to try your Remedy. Four bottles
have completely cured me of one of the worst
cases OF Catarrh Of which have any knowl.
edge, having suffered for months with an
acute pain In the head, and breathed only with
the greatest difficulty. deem it due YOU as
wen as suffering humanity that this recogni-
ton be made OF what we deem an invaluable
medlclne. CHAs. @. ANDERSON,
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The LITTLE CORPORAL for May COD.
tafns the usual quantity and variety Of choice read
ing for the little folks, much Of which will also
prove entertaining to the older members Of the
family. There is nothing in this magazine which
has not some good end in view, and the stories,
while entertaining and amusing the little readers,
generally contain some good moral tending to
make better the heart while improving the mind.
A beautiful floral premium is given to each new
subscriber. Terms, $50 year. Specimen num-
Der, with premium list, ten cents. Published BY
JOHN E. MILLER, Chicago, III.
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DoN'T TAMPER WrrHA CoueH.-Perhan. IN
the whole category of diseases to which hu-
mainly is susceptible, the cough is most neg
iected In it's early stage. A simple cough
generally regarded as . temporary affection is
unpleasant and nothing more; but to those
who have paid dearly for experience, it is the
signal for attack for the most fearful Of all
consumption not checked--so sure "a the
rivulet leads to the river, yet it is an EASY enc
my to thwart, il met by the proper remedy.
A!les's lang Ralsa,s is the great cough rem
edy OF the age, and has earned it's reputation
by merit alone. Sold by all good drueeists.
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The Boston penny savings bank had
1,lO5, lob OF deposits in 1878, the average
amount of the accounts being about 1925.
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killing Judge by lawyer is called
|" unprO OCCASIONAL F" in Arkansas.
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HE NORTHWESTERN HORSE NAIL Co.'s
" Finished " Nail is the best in the world.
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a CORRESPONDENT ofthe Scientific Aner.
tcdn recommends common glue as an Eff.
fectual remedy for cuts and bruisea
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KUHN'S EUROPEAN HOTEL-The BEST
q. GO per day house in the United States.
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Symptoms OF Catarrh.

Dull, heavy headache, obstruction OF nasal
times profuse, watery, acrid, thick and tena-
cious, mucous, purulent, muco-purulent,
bloody, putrid, offensive, etc. In others q
dryness, dry, watery, weak or inflamed ewes,
ringing in ears, deafn ess, hawking and cough
ing to clear the throat, alterations, scabs from
ulcers, voice altered, nasal twang. offensive
breath, impaired smell and taste, dizziness,
m emu depression, tickling cough, etc. Only
present In any case at one time No disease
1s more common or less understood by physi-
clans. The proprietor of DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Kennedy will pay $500 reward for an incurable
case.
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ssN0TH1N9 1EYTER -. said Dr.. John Ware, OF
Boston, than Cutler Bros celebrated VEGETABLE
- ASTHMA can be cured. See Hursts sdvert,ss-
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Will You Suffer

V1nc1unHtI, O01o.
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
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those teachers who had mos, ihciuu- -h-
! ly changed their mode Of iusuu ''i1n.
expressed themselves so vCll l'or'l
with the now mcihcd o. Doe uyWil-
ing urlor any circumstances TO return
to the old ones.
The spirit Uf improvement hl not
yet however reached all parts Ottho
county. Some sections are still aa lr
back as ever. lhcv continue o. employ
poor teachers, and the result is that
they have nothing but poor schools.
Wherever this is the case, complaint
upon complaint is heard. Every one
who has anything to do with the man
accmcnt OF the schools receives blame.
Even the Superintendent. however
faithful hc may bc in the discharge ul
his duties, is not permitted to go with
out it, Bat this condition ofthings has.
is confidently believed, about had it,
day. The past years progress, and
The desire which most of our teacher.
manifest To improve Themselves and to
10 better WORK. lead me tn look for u
general improvement ot thc school.
throughout the county during the pres.
cnt year.
D'r,ctors.--Thc lahors OF the Supcrin.
'cudcnt connot prove as successful
without the Co-oporH'ion ut the dirpr-
tore a. with il. This is too Dyilcnt % rg-
Iuirc extended remgrks. Whatever du-
ties they neglect, they should not fail io
accompany him in his Visits 10 the schools.
For at no other time can 'hcy so wei Ip
como acquainted with the condition and
wants Of tie latter n. then.
Another duty Of equal Importance Is at
tending the examination OF the teachers
They can much better judge Of u teacher
itncss fnr HE work if thoy hear him cr.
aminri than thcy can without it.
Though many oG our directors hlv,
proved thcms,lvcs faithful officers, vet
believe If directors generally were pt'd for
the time actually spent in Official du ic..
they would take moro interest ia TIE,
schools than they otherwise do. They coull
thcn pay to have their own work dona
while thcy would be doing that Of the
public.
Cl,wg TslpVt.-Thc County Insli-
tute was -rrro-s both IN the attendance " trnch
cr- aud otf'r4 as v"il n- IN o. results. N'arly
all our teachers were prosont, lutu not tho Whul.
tImc. To hr properly benefited they EhyIll N.
IN attendance She cntir' session. Those "h' at
trnd only day urtvu, r.uuraly 90 away very H..
tie wcisor thnu when thry c'iu., and, what TO-
worse. put tie blame upou 'ho institute.
CONCLtsioH.--IIcsil's tho work riNon IN my
statistical report dgtlns the one hundred aud
seventy nyc lays which sro1t in ciii .ial duties
held ten district iU-'tut.s, w-H'H ruH hundred
AMI cithty-sx '.ucrs, anl Travelled ono thou
sini tx huuir.l lu' ''y uinu W'."H.
IN examination ni IT, amount uI work DON,
uy mc, will. ! tsiu}, slow o. auv candid uIrI
that was uot Idle, l1t H,r'.o tac public ViH
a. stated el.cvhs-o, tho aslooia ia ,'m, r,rl-
oi O.. ..uu uHN" irNr'' nd. lu uiN"rH i.'y have
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RELIGIOUS rEsT;vlriEs.-ce,cbr.,io,

RELIGIOUS FEST;VIrI pn
--Re-union IL Dciicn,iOa'-O Tuesday
wcdncs lay and Thursday, O,t. eth, 7th & sth,
therc will 10 hcli nt Black Oik Eid-c, on tho
frst mentioned day tOct. 6ih)a Sunday School
Festival, TO which all the =. So the connuni
ty are most cordially invited, irres"pectiy, Of
their dcnominntionsl connection. various miG
listers will be at hand to speak upon tho occasion.
OK tho second day (Oct. 7th) 4 Reunion Of tho
catcchumens. whom Pastor Elmonis has con.
firmcd during his II years ministry in "ur mi is'
numbering over 100, VIII tAhc place. Special scr.
vices will bo conducted and suitable addrcs7cs
delivered by GlerRyiu on from abroad.
On the 3rl dlv Thur. OF. Stl) tho IA rcnt NJ
story Of the new 1t. John Church, nov IN progress
of building at the abOya namni place, bv tho Re,
formed s Lutheran congregations cpnipin ily will
ba solcmuly DedIcatcd To the service ari worship
OF the Triuuo God, Father. Son and Holy Ghost
The public il cordially invited to come AMI On.
joy th1mselyo' with u for 4 fnw DAYS In these re
ligious festivities. They viii occur az a time
when the most pressing work ~ summer Ia ended
Harvest and seeding time are drawing u close,
aud we can, I'm vcw Of tho Tllnv flvor4 uai bless.
ingl Of nur Kind heavenly Father " ell afford o.
thus cnlOy ourselves together. Sui'ahlv commit
toes are appointed tb mako AL necessary arrau 60.
m"nts, TO carry out tho programme Of these !gs.
t!vities. Come one Cime al -
by order OF Geul. Cont. L..
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DO not throw manor on ,bc s,roct.

DO not throw paper on tho stgccts,
as horses iaequcntly take fright at it.
"A force Of men are busy on the
Fair grounds, lcveling the course, put.
ting up buildings &C., &c.
The Excelsior Wooden Factory
owned 10y Seehold & Brother. at Kant.
This county. was entirely consumed bv
fire, with all the stock and machinery.
on Friday evening. IL was insured.
To WELL DlGGERs. Proposal will I've
received, and contract entered into
for the digging and walling up of a well
on the Fair grounds of the Snvdcy Co..
Agricultural Society. at the office OFT.
]. Smith, on Saturday. Sept. ~. 1874. at
2 o'clock 7. NJ. For further informa-
ton attend the meeting ofthc Executive
Comnlittc at the time above stated
On Sunday afternoon. week, rs
n son aud daughter Of Daniel Staullcr
of Sclinsgrovc. were retiring homo from
visit to Middloburg. they were attacks
cd by q negro who was in his bare
feet. he drew largo knife and thrcnt-
cncd the lives of the parties. at the
same time selling the horse. hut Mr.
Stauilcr urged ON his horse and auc-
cccdcd in discngaging him and made
good his escape.
ARM AMrUTATEp.--John L. lTullnn-
gle, one Of our County Commissioners.
had one Of his arms amputaird n few
days ago. Most of our readers will
rccollcct that Nr. IIuilnnglc fell about
year ago aud broke it, since which
time it has given him great deal Of
pain. The operation was successfully
performed by Dr. y. i. Wagcnscllcr
assisted hy Dr. Pricstly, both of Selins-
grove. Mr.. Huilnaglei is. his numerous
friends will be glad to hear, getting
along finely.
We arc Informed that on tho even
ing of the Sth inst, as Samuel MillhOusc
of New Berlin. was on his way home
from the Post Office. and when near an
ally leading to the Foundry Building.
he was seized by two unknown persons
who placed bag over his head and
dragged him to tho rear ofthc foundry.
lie became inscnsiblc from the rough
treatment and on consciousness return
ing, went TO his home which ho did
not reach until > o'clock in the morn
ing. lie remembers hearing one of
the 'ruilians say, "d-n il. better LET
him 20, he has no money any how -
Fortunately Mr.. Millhousc had moth
ing ofvaluc about his person.
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The Bdr-R0om Rcmoiy for al ail-
mcnts in Rum Bi,tcrs. surcharecd with
Fuscl Oil, a deadly element, rendered
more active by the punccntastringcnts
with which it is combined. If your
stomach is weak and liver or bowels
disordcrcd, strengthen and regulate
them with Vinegar Bittcrs, a purely
Vegetable Alternative and Arcricnt.
free from alcohol and capable Of iufu-
sing new vitality into your exhausted
system. Sep. 1 lw.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

The advertiser, having tcen permanently cur-
cd Of that dread disease, Consumption, by sim
pie remedy, Is cnxlsns to make known 10 his fol.
low sugerers tee means OF cure To all who do
siro II, Ee Will sond n copy OF the prcScriptio
sucd, lfreo OF chargel, with the directions for
preparing and using tho same, which they will
linda SURE CURE for Consumption, Asthma,
bronchitis, Ab. Parties wishing the presorip
ton will please address (Doc 80 - Cll
Rev. +. A, WILSON,
loi Penn St., Wiliamsburgh, Now York
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Missionaries and others soiuu-nug in rle0i-n
lnnis should not fail TO take with them good
supply Il Johusou's AuCGyuc Lluim,rt. II o.
the most reliable medicine for all purposes there
II IN tho world.
Contagious disoasHH, such as horse aii, rllnlcr
Sc,, may be prevented by the use Of Shcil1au'f
Cavalry Condition Powders. Persons travelling
with hOrses ehouli take nOta Of ms.
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Cherokee Remedy.
Tho Great indian Dureiio.
Infinitely Superior 10 Bachu.

Nmctcu'ht OF Tho humtr mrny, suffer 1i
rec ly and Indirectly, 90 ono tln0 or .thcr
from diseases 90 irrggular'.iy- OF tl0 utnora
'.Nc gro no. WIN. tho victim. of 't.'rCtipu
'ut "'0ch treatment 0ro comparatively uu-
tU.ruus
T.of1.a tb1t rt''ouis r1un,' trl' nom.
solves su'c's# luty IN tu,se ,nUa has long
the Vrcp1rod 10y an experienced ply .lcian
'run tie original In Han rc''iI @ that Is Euotnn
tccl 10 cHy,t II SPEEDY " RADICAL
CURE. can b. MS aaf,'y rolled upon ne the
pre-. 'rirtiou ct nc most rtll.d practitioner.
such % mo 'l,lnc is 'Ln celebrated
DHEuOkIL HEMtuI.
= tul objections nc'lwiHuy ctch bottle. mi
d, 'Ao. atc Vat GithWlI i.il.Wcl, . guic and
l'rmtucut cure " gu1tau' cd. frlcu @ o.
1HE CHEGuKEE INJECTION.
shou'l n'w,ys hc u,cI In conjunction with tho
Rswrly tor BOTH 'uyiuicut nut obstinate ease.
ol 81 i.nuuaueI Pr.cr ~ NI Ior hl'tlc.
tIlENkLH tINE
'nr seminal vcntrv.s Hpcrwltorh1cql. y o
staple vegetable medicine that va. u,ri Cor
many ycIr- in t.c practice OF tha lhy-'rilu w.H
urst gave the rcmcI. Q, tho m,tr IthI- cl
zee ti cures That v ud scare. U.s. lc c-uliiu
ONcei IN ocular evidence uI tht tact. IUil 10
r,c. lone, with ptmpiic' r'u'r lpirG all ltr'F
ulors u' ~. ..i f'w-, treatment, Nr.. 1rc"f.rfrE
each bottle ul''o s,u. suld every hero
trlNukEG Wills.
Thee rul' er' rr1nroi ".''..'uE iar M'
.Ipr.. ru. u.'' N. f.u'' ...r H.Hr.'r auH o..
'".tu1l .r tHs nvr. u .p.it I... ir.'u
~, WvsH. 30 iu lu it. fu',, hE g. r.t, .i'H hr.,
h'Hc,N. S'. lfl'g ?. Ic-t.'.
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EE0s.s.DW.aY'S
Pills aEsss Ointment.
Every Man IIis own Physician,

'''"'. '-1''7' TT - I ". -'''-'T''
IilIE Grand Principal that operates
L In these wonderful medicines f. tho power
that theY possess Ia lprIVlng the forbid blood
and eNpelliug corrupt humurs from tho system
Euth tho Otntm. nj md Ills should 20 use.
in the following cases. Buuious burus, chappcl
hands, cltlblylns, rstulN guut, umb1gu MeF
cuTial frultlons, piles, Ii eumNiism, ring y orm.
salt rhcum, srulds, skin disc. ses, sWalled glands
sore lrgs, sore breasts, sore heads, sore throats
sores OF al kinds, sprains' I'm Joints, tctter al
e-rs, Nencreal 80 e., " 'uuds Of al kinds.
Use U1N0wgY's ElEeciaroW for the alb
solute cuic Of coughs colts, sore throat hOarse
ness, paius Ia tho chest, and al aAootlo 0t a
PULMONARY nature.
Caution.
BE careful and SEQ that each article has the
Holloway y tO., trade park on each
Ptice, - cents, and sl.VO; great saving In
buying large silcs.
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The Voice OF Masonry
AND FAMILY MAGAZINE.

A Moathly FabheoiioR. is now =
18th YEAR. II contains full aeecr
matters pert alning 10 The erau, surpl
large eorps OF able contributors, boz
and abroad, and Il one OF the best
Masonic information. PRICE ~
IN adysnSeg sith Mssontc throm
~ cents lVI sample eogy,
Address VOICE OF
No isa West Menree st ,th.eas
: col'eas Place. or z. q. Boa "
(tty
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FOlyteohnio College

Z. Ia53I4Il yF ftiMILTAAl.
Market Street, above 18th ST. Philadelphi,.
|.Ht-ersf yslr isgi7s SrrL rs. Thorough
professional training ia Ni7e EEgiassiag,
..h h"yiEe'ritf, N,cbgEi.Il EagisssriaI.
iNdiyHcoi ami igia'fr.Gl Chemistry, Kstal-
hrgv ant Irchii-rfvrs.
The Diploma Of the College IL received
az conclusive evidence Of proficiency
the first Engineers ami coup aries enss
In works or Improvement. Address
Alfred l.. Kennedy, NJ D.Pres. ofFp
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N O T &c E.

NOTICE is hereby given that l
IN have purchased at Sheril's Sale tho tOls
lowing articles, and LETT the same In the pos
session OF lienjamin Melser, during my pleasure,
All persons are hereby eautionsd not to inter
piow, l harrow, asets OF harness, horse, l COW.
MARuAREc SlADEL,
Perry Twp, Sept. ~, isIi,
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The examination will begin at o a. m.
of each day.
Each applicant will provide himself
with three sheets of foolscap paper and
lead pencil.
No director should absent himself
from th, examination if it be possible
for him 10 be present.
WM. NoETLISo, Co. Supt.
sslissyye %ag; ~, 1874.
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JELINsGRovE PRODUCE MARKET

CORRECTED WEEKLY ny
Wa0GnScliel. AZ sSOy
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Examinations of Teachers.

The examinations of the teachers of
the county, will tn Ike place on the days
and Mt the places given below;
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Dwc'y Dc co.'s A9,oyisaaq0,s.
hL th'Al f'lll4AElIN OF
G A M P H0RINE
AS 4 Family MeDjCjnt.

10 ~ fNNliII MCDtbihE,
is the reward Hfrouuiuc mcrit Those who uso II
oucH, uuNVrWlN lu Vttlout o.. For sale hy all
trug. i.ts. pricr IS cents. KEUBEN uOYT.
rrop'r, Nav lp.k.
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Ills cnEHnkNE lNIEcrInX.

Tul. diItctious Hc'1TrHuy clrh bottle, nn1
. 'Ao. atc 'ut tlthUll i.llWcl,l . Juic ard
ornament cure is gu1tauf ctd. rricu @ o.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-19
10 THE
Nervous ~ Dcbilitatcd
OF BOTH SEXES,
No charge for advice Gni consultation.

Dg.JB. DYorr. graduate of Jefferson Medi
cal College. Philadelphia, author o! seVrfa
valuable w0rEs eau le consulted on an dI,r't--
es of the Sexual or Urinary O-Zaus, ("hlcA ne
his made an especial study either ia mae VI le-
male, no matter from what caust urisil..ll' =
y how long standing. A practice 4 so years
enables HIN IN treat diseases win success
cures rll-an.eed. charges reasonable, Those
al a distance can forW ard letter descrlbi' 2
symptoms and enclosing stamp % prepay 7 s
tage, Send FOR the Guide 20 Health Prce lOc'
J. B. DYOTT, NJ D.,
Physician and Surgeon, lOi Duane ST., \. !.
Ian % II ~
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PAULINE IvCcA's DvoRcE.-Ala-
ria Pauline Lucca, who was married
TO Adolph Von Rhade in Berlin,
Prussia. in 1865, was divorced from
him in New York in June last. lie
applied 10 set aside the divorce on
various grounds, chiefly that be had
net proper notice, either under the
law or in fact; Judge Fancher, at
special term, refused TO set aside the
Judgment. as Nine. Lucca had
again married, but gave Won Rhade
leave to come in and litigate the ac-
ton, reserying the final decision on
his motion 70 set aside the Judgment
until the conclusion Of that action.
Both parties were dissatisfied and ap-
pealed. The general term, Judge
Daniels delivering the opinion, last
week, holds that q case was made out
on the pleadings giving jurisdiction
TO the court; that though there were
irregularities IN me proceedings duu
publication of the summons, they
were otsuch a. to deprive the Court
Of iuisdiction, nor did the premature
entry Of the defendants default di.
yestsuch jurisdiction; and as the refer
ence did not proceed until the time
arrived when the order could 5e law
fully executed, that irreeularity did
not infalidate the Judgment. Or
dinarily the many irregularities would
induce the Court 10 set aside tho
Judgment; but that was not esscntia.
to the defendants rigl,sin the action
which NAV be protected by giving
him unqualified leave to answer
allowing the judgment to remain
undi-tufbed. The order Is therefore
so far modified as to give him forty
day. time to answer; and otherwls'
is sustained, with leave TO the plain
tif to lie a supplemental complaint