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To Builders.

THE subscribers in behalf of the Building Committee of
the w M Church of Leicester, would give notice that
he will receive Sealed Proposals from the sh to The 1871
of October instant for erecting Meeting House in said
Leicester the House be 56 by so feet and built after
plan and specifications furnished by the Building Commit
tee. .. DOWNEH,
for the Building Committee.
Leicester, Oct. g. ls45. Oval
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TuIins. Hvacinths. &c.

UST received from Holland large assortment of Tu-
lips, Hyacnths, Irses, Gladious and other Bulbs
bracng some of the finest varieties all in good Order
and now is the time to set them. S. II. COTTON.
10Th mo. a. dw3w Worcester Nursery
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

~ WeSt Bf00kteId, Mass.
THE Winter Session of this school, will commence on
4 Monday, NoU. 3d. under The superintendent of Mas
oAhoLlNE d. HUME an experienced Teacher, in the
various studies, usually pursued in Academies.
Tuition So to 81 per of eleven weeks for English
Branchesj an extra charge for Latin, French Drawing
Painting and Wax work.
Board, for limited NUMBER may be obtained in the fam
lily OF the Principal, in families immediate vicinity
OF the School on very, reasonable terms
References: Rev. DIR. Humphrey, Hatfield Ms; Pres-
dent Hitchcock, Professors Warner Fske SMELL and "
Ter OF Amherst College and the Cergymen OF the respec
tive Parishes of Brookied. al Oct & leA5
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CARPETS.
Oil Carnets,
Gold Mixed TWeeds.

HARDON, BROWN & co. have Just received
IL few Double Med Gold Mixed Tweeds the most
fashion able article for gentlemens Over that has
been imported this season. Sept "a. dw3w
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RAZORS,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

BOOKS AND STATIONERY
AT WARREN LAZELL'S--I77 Main ST.
IUDEA CAPTA--Engsh Martyrs-Falsehood and
d Truth-by Charlotte Elizabeth.
Walker on Woman do. Intermarriage
The American Poulterer's Companion.
The Pope's Supremacy. by Isaac Burrows, D. D.
Sunday School Question BOokS-A supply Of Banvards
Infant seres4 pats-Topical and Practical Just received
Revised Statutes of Mass. 2vos-StOry on Promissory
Notes-Cushings MaDua-Thomass Town Oficer-New
England Sheriff.
STATIONERY ofevery kind.
d All of which will be sold low
July 26. ENOS DORR AGENT
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nIachinasts Wanted.

GlA or Eight Iron Workmenj to whom liberal pay and
- steady employment for number Of years will be given
None but those of good moral character and experience in
the business need apply. Those with families preferred
Apply at this Office. dwtf40 Sept 90.
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Worcester, November /, Is45.
EIGHTH AND LAST CALL

A LII PERSONS indebted to l.. BRIGHAM,
L N or l.. b. s. CO., either by Note or Account
are most respectfully notified that they must be
pad BEFORE the first Of November neat, or they
will be put into other hands for collection unless
some special agreement to the contrary. NO
MISTAKE! AZ Oct *
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Providence and Morcester RaiIroad.

Providence and Worcester Railroad,
he stockholders OF the Providence and Worcester Rail
l. Road Company established by authority of the Iegs
iature OF Massachusetts requested to meet al the Office
oil the SUBSCRIBER in Worcester Saturday the 18th inst
at O'Clock p NJ, to act the following articles
lst Tosee if this Company will unite with The Provi
dence and Worcester Railroad Company Incorporated nv
an Ac OF he Legislature OF the State of Rhode Island to
construct and manage Railroad as authorized byg their
respective Charters ~ 'A
3D. the Company shall vote so IN uni,e tbn g, .o.
such measures they may deem necessarv or aran,
TO perfect such union, and or the consiruc,ion ana .
aseiAehi oil lhe road. BY order Of the Directors
Worcester; Oct 10. 90 IT, ..
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Worcester Oil Store,
HE subscribers offer for sale wholesale and retail an
Il assortment OF Bteached and Unbleached
Fall, Winter and Summer SPERM OIL
selected from the New Bedford expressly for the
retail trade, and warranted 10 be PURE article.
Families and others in want of superior article
ved 10 call and examine the quality and prices Oil sent
to any part Of the village free OF charge.
BARBOUR & BARKER,
Worcester, Sept. Is. DIFF 2O5 Main St.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-24
NEOR NEW GOODS.
r p. BENNETT

enAs inst reed a new supply of CHEAP AM
ha FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS lately
purchased in Baltimore, ana ; at prices 'eD'' Many
[Iow-among which are the following r., orr,
p 1eMns' HACK 8. INv'LE GREEN CLOTH
e marsu Check and brown Pam
ted Do Pink DO White camb' ieo Oil cs If lnn
linen dies dress silk, all coors, Brown Lin
,o' and Md Drilling Flag silk hdks Pongee do black
silA 90 Bra;ze, Bobbinetts-ig'd and plain
I Blond sl h1e. n oEsran sazc
Iea .S' -, R;bbon-au colors, Linen Lace,
nhs and eod linen Thread, Nous de lai1e a sd
WIZ Viz sewing silk all :oors, lot OF Neeoies
e eoon batting nssc s"psso' s
Velvet Gloves red fa1 d sk vest patterns rms
ton Hdk's, corded Skirts is q SIN f''0'
&1 ! % Ssrv superior lo,of CHEAP cALIcoEs.
Nav 81, 1874.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-24
Patent Medicines, &C

kWANIS Panacea Houcks Panacea, oI,s
3 tooth wash, Chlorine tooth wash, SapPinslolis
s' kershaws aguc pills, Lees pills, Moffis son,
8raadreths pills, sias' pills, Tomato Pills'
| Ass, Scots, Andersons, Hoopers pulls, huio "a.
|t Of Sarsapacia, nerve and bone Llha'neh'
Primers Linamant, Hays Linament' RED Ina
En-: Volatile Linament, Opodeldoc, Godffeys COT COT
Sltemans Drops, Balsom of Lite Daipys I IA,
|IHlve golden incture, Oil Spike, british ol''
+ren Oil, Lemon Acid, No. Six, Ihompsoin,s
Wafer, Tooth ache drops. Tooth powders pl a
%nent, Davidsons magncsa, Essences OF all k'nus
sers erup.ive ointment, Clevelands vegetable
~ drops an infalible cure for fever analogue, to.
e' with variety of medicines ola similar kind
sale BY JOHN B. DOUGHERTY.
Nav Sls, 1914 Soft
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MAN SION HOUSE,
BEECH STREET, GALEA ILLINOI:

BECH STREET, EAIEA ILLINOIS.
The undersigned, having leased this well known
stand, which has Just undergone a thorough repair
with additions thereto and again opened it for the
reception of the public, would respectfully inform
the citizens of the City and the travelling public
that he now prepared for the reception Of board.
crs and visitors. Having long been engaged IN the
business, and being determined that nothing shall
be Wanting on his part to reader the stay OF his
visitors agreeable, he atters himself that he will be
able to render satisfaction al. who may favor hum
with their patronage. JOSIAH IAh'i4s'
Gaena, June %, l8f4--34 6m*
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r. Il. EENsON.
WATER STREET, BLOOM.

AT TIE STAND LATELY OCCUPIED BT f.o. BECK
FIT, G. co.
I'd RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
40 BLOOMINGTON and vicinity that he has lately
received from St Louis general assortment OF
FAMILY GROCERIES, which he feels confident
that he CEN sell as low as can be bought at any other
place. My stock consists in part as follows, VIZ:
LOAF & N. @. SUGAR n. 0. MOLASoho
JAyA& RIO COFFEE G. P & 4 TEAS
q A 4, KAN. SALT O. r. WHiSkE1
BRANDY, SPICES, SALERATUS, SA1.SODA
Together with various other articles too numer-
Gus to MENTION all of which will be sold cheap Tor
CASH or any kind of PRODUCE.
Nav II, 1874. ~oA
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-24
FIRES Ii
IergEg s and Medicines.
-- y, DnurCuc-pTY

TTAS lust received and is now opening al MS
/ L Store on Second street, one door from fuiton
JeYnns corner the largest and best assorted STOCK
of Medicines ever brought to this place, all oil Wilch
h,v.e been purchased with Cash, at reduced prlces
ond the pronrietor is enabled 10 sell them at 10"
rates and would recommend TO all persons waning
articles to call and examine his stock before puFcna
sine elsewhere, he feels sure Of being able to give
satisfaction. The following may be found together
with every either artclein his line.
400 Guininc. % lbs Eng Calomel, 20 lbs Gum
comnhor. lbs Blue Pill Mass, 10 lbs Gum OPP
I'm. 20 lbs Rochelle Salts 20 lbs sup Carb SODA
10 lis Tartaric Acid 10 lbs Gum Arabic, 20 lbs
Gum Aloes. 20 lbs Arrow Root. IL OBJ / Jour sui
obnr bbl Caster Oil, 10 lbs Ground Ay Mustard,
10 los best Peruvian Bark.
PARTS AND OILS.
so kegs White Lead, cask Venetian Red | oasA
f.anon Rlack 3 bbls Span Whiting, Chrome Green
Chrnrne yellow. Paris Green. hbi Spints uf,
nent;ne. bb!s Linseed Oil, bbis Lard on Dbl
snerm Oil. bb Coral Varnish, / Dbl Fish OH
bbI Alcohol, Dbl Glue,
DYE-sTJFFs.
M AIrr,r7, do Copperas. DO l.ogvood, ! Go
vrstic / do Nicaragua, do Camwood, Ext log
w,,a1 madder, Indigo, Blue Eltroi.
ROCKS AND STATIONARY.
r,.,oo.;. Series. Spleens Crammars, Aretfmetics
| c.oo,r-orb1,e Methodist Hymns; States, Pencils
Wr;ting paoer. Letter Paper; Blue, Black and Rec
Inks.
TOBACCO, &c.
COX Tare's best Tobacco, ~ 90 lansn N,p 6
~ .,,e.oo?s 9 do Keems.; 2 lbs Scotch Snuil
. s'' 10 Maccoboy, 10 do Rappee,; 5000 Cigars il
grea. variety.
SPICES.
Peppor, Ginrer, Nutmcgs, Mace Cinnamon on'
Gloves. ,r, p.o,1,- N ho,
ties. Tor medicinal use on y
" The above list of goods may be relied on as
ona,ty as every article was inspected by myself be
Gae b9ying and would call The attention Of Phys
r;ans While INV stock is perfect. j. b. DoUsHEHT1
bloomington, April 10, ls43-24-ly'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-24

RUNNING FOR OFFIcE.-An Ohio pa.
per relates the following aneceote of an
experienced candidate for Office. 1t is
very good:-.We once had fellow STU
dent, who, after he had graduated, enter
ed upon the practice of medicine. with
very fair prospects; but in an evil hour
he consented to become a candidate for G.
lection to the State Legislature. He was
a man of good natural endowments, and
competent literary education. He had
prepared himself foe his profession by
close application to study, and had, OF
course, entered but little into society; so
that he was little acquainted with the
world, and had no conception of what he
had to endure in the electioneering cam
yass. lie was elected. But after it was
all over, he said to us, : IL | had known
what would have been said Of me by my
opponents, would have run away, rather
than have suffered myself TO be nomina-
ted. knew tina. nobody could say much
good of me, but thought also that they
could not say much harm; yet the NEWS
papers opened upon me-they made ma
out so bad fellow, didn's believe it was
me at all and could no! be satisfied of
nv own identity. until | called my. dog,
and | found that he knew me-"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-24
WOOL CARDINC.

gTyHE undersigned would respectfully a l,u,n
Il. the farmers and wool-gro"e1s OF Tue Geiina a
w.. &C iowa that he has purchased the wool-card-
~r' oStahHs formerly owned by John j. Tom
, and half miles west of Upton, in &C.
dar +s county, ,aS win to card with
Of the central part of the Territory Persons
from distance will accommodated 50 as to re-
and and one pound of lard to seven of wool. 49,,
Wool, Flax-seed, Dry Hides, bees"ax' alll
White Beans WILDE received IN paymer1 aoi GS'o'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-24
NzN : n,2S EEO11EIaGs

rlTr s,hsoriber begs leave to inform MS ola
@sals and customers and the public IN gene e.
..ag, he has reGttel and repaired at much OK,
|naal trouble, his large and commod,ou: 1lol e.
lar ,c.,nno1ation Of members OF tie ieg,sas II
Eidlo.hors Who my favor him with call. his
aa..e we'll furnished and warm ana ne mas pro,
B.. 2r,nts who he guarantees shall be attentive
/ ..,,rmo1ating. His table will be furnished
Il. 5as The market will afford and his terms
Ii as viii be satisfactory to any gentleman VINO .h
fave, lin with call. Ia connection WIN a ,n5
Enlistment. he has large, comnodious ana
|pa ss5la which will be furnished with horses
arages sleighs, sc. &c. ~, r,.,;.o,
sool pavomcn, CONNECTING the the, ns s,para
e19lf that he will! be able to accommodate lI'1
ss anil the public in style of convenience ana ana
n5 equal if not superior to any hotter IN , eno
rgst. lethegeforc, respectiull sosac''' S'''''
" CHAUNCEY SWAN.
Iowa CITY, Nov. "a, l843-3-tf.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-24
PUBLISHED WEEK TX
~ .JN9. B. RUSSELL.

cnssca,rrrox.--Two Dollars per an
ftaEi OF When payment is mol made III
1a AOFln ,,;oaa, charge of Fifty Cents viii be
81 aul 4bree months delay, until payment
l. flr eEeI9 .;at;oa, for less term than one
r,h oa',., .r,1 At the rate Of Three Dollars,
81, % :, r ry required. e No paper dis
giF'hc2 4 ,rrssrayes arc paid, except at the
in Of As = 1~.@r~nrls,xc.-For square Of l6
srss 81 - 500: each subsequent insertion,
lst ia , -'y"' oncs in proportion. Advertise
:sas' aI5S I've olice for publication, without sles
,,.s seat 70 '4o ,eosertions, will be continued
ping the W. ~, and cilargedfor accordingly.
/. 5tlsF2a ' ,,.,,eos made toyearly advertisers
l.' ,.r. s3Irss,e1 to the Editor IN 0faer 70
I. ..a.;,n. nrsr BE Postpaid
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-24
BLOOMINGTON, IOWA, FRIDAY, JANUARY %,

pray inform US in what kind of society
you reckon yourself!'
As might be expected, the banker sneak
ed off. indistinctly mu.tering some curses
upon locofocoism.'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-24
MAD f,gG IOWA.

JESSE WILLIAMS new snd elegant map OF
A. acconoanjed with full and accurate descfiP-
ms fine surveyed lands in the Territory, for sale
~ - '' J.BENNETT T. Co.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-24
TUE ELECTIONS Owe X ID
w Am hooks POSTED.

EVERY PERSON indebted to me- oy VIVA,
IA ever manner or means, are requested " .o".
forward forthwith, Immediately, anu sesnv W, :.
they may expect reg lar Native American ''"
m not JoA''s CAPT JIM FARMER.
Bloomington, Aug, 9, "a IT,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-24
c7As30I HOUSE,

.,-.,-. Tin OLIVE s. SECo->D . y,
.., s,--,nrs rnogl TIE nITEn')
49,, <.~l.,s;raod having leased the above ex-
~ ,..:r, and central establishment, is now
: .''',., ',9,3.a.a permanent or transient
. = n. h94so has been thoronghry cleans ans,
, .-.i, a. or] GIFTED, and as Hotel. he VIII
~ tn, it will not be found inferior to
,' . .. .i W. me Accommodations Cor families
d u. ' AZ e1mcoytable, embracing ladies'
T anil P4cor, apartments y 'S' '1 sonsrate en-,
-5,- Viii the convenience Of a sepS'a'0 -
rga he house for .adl.s. :, GILL, or csc.
,.'- VI, " ,o,-5 with every usual accommoda''o,
T., .,l.s Hotel at the Clasgow iIou5s. ;,o =
- r5. patronage is respectfa!t5y, 5 52.,c.eo
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-24

The London Lamps not only light the str'ts.
but they indicate The name Of the streets, lane
or alley, by having It painted On one side OF
The lamp.-Iowa Trans.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-24
HsEk NE!

roApIs GREEN is the handsomest and most
i Inrahle Green Paint for Window Blinds, &c
hat ran be used. 1t may be had OF x,
Iuuc 81 u
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-24
y. p. E1sMGG q

,,.,f Commission .FEsrch0Hs, ana
70 ifI,''7 :, rsracsY:cs and Produce,
co,r s.l...c, BLooMI NG,soN'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-24

3. CoreH, respectfully IN
fms the public that he continues to keep
A., 'I, I19ss \. Salem, Muscatine county, Iowa.
,l'U .,.cornn,oda,;ons can be had, between
n,n-. :, mi e,venrort. Private rooms to be
n .o $3.50 ITiss,ablc IS good and at all times
-sl,l with all KINDS of provender;; lie ih '!s
na Of tbsso statements. Several conlof'a,.e :
M, "a rant Salem, Iowa, Jan. 70, ~ l4u
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-24
WHOLE NO. GIT.

lantic Staies-about the whole America at
tina. Mcknight in body be transplant,
ed to the valley Of the Mississippi, and the
addition to the previous existing popula.
ton, be hardly perceived. When science
and art are unshackled; when mind is free;
we may without irreverence pronounce,
as to the possible products of human in.
ven'on: We know not what day or
an hour may bring forth
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-24
IOWA HOUSE,
n,1 GanarnL Stage .yNcc,

W ,.-:~,oI having leased the ABOVE VII
.o,w1 aal, situated on ffoIt s!teg;, ,h oP ney
..as5a. landing, and rcl'ted It W w. M of
w., -~1, rsxpa.tcaIly iaf'rm the citizens %
r.3a All lie surrounding country; as as I tbe
a,:a Pa hat be is now pTo 5,nor W, wbi i1
.33 ' ,; N: ',na,, fill 10 please. HIS tane
.. ..'..- yi.l the bast tie market ailofqs
;. '.,,.1 TT ii MAIDS of grain, under the &c
= ..H2I ~ eal attentive ostcrs. : snare u ..
\ , ,,,. r'' Is Respectfully solicited; ms
~3 ac2 m}isrLc, cofse7...,'.-'las s4,r ND.
Il, aug a3-l5 i - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17
yALTABIR FyTFRN4L, REMEDY

II UNITS LlSINik.NT-IhtS celebrated remedy new
Tor the inst time offered to tia NewYor Yshc; the
lebIity which Es obtained The county tWsstehsSer)
where gialIv introduced has induced the Proprietor
tsn discovered external remedy h, has proved cerrsr
II Us effects IN Permanently the following diseases
RkeFRatfsE, SHree9 LuSss Ps tie Ctess and Back,
SprGfs. Brriise5. Seroh< .!5.effurs Veckef. the
Joints Co't'rccfio1s Of the Muscles B,ss. Sa Rie.,
Croup. .is;:e IN ne FACE. Tooth .1cke. &c &c
who have had charge Of the Hosptni the Sing Sing
Prison rHsay years the powerful evidence in favor
this celebrated External Remedy, and suiceut yuaran-
that wortky The coGeRce OF The prkIic Fer ac-
uas the certificates accompanying each bottle. Pies
IS cens.
SING SrsG, December 18Th 1854,
My Dear Sir: Received your yesterday asking my
Stanton. Knowing its composition, and having frequently
us. it, can recommend II 20 safe exerna remedy,
and In my opinion the best lnireat now in use.
Very truly and respectfully yours.
\. h. HOEFAiAN, VI. D.
Col. PIERRE VAv CoErLANpr.
fully concur IN the above opiiion.
This Lniraen sold By Rushtou Co il0 Broadway ~
AS;or House; Broadway. Fourteeuhstrei: A. B.
d. Sands, 20 Faon-srrre ID Broadway n East Broadway;
Aspinwsll, S. Wamsteet; Meakim 5ll Broadway; Gui-
or III Bovery, of Crandeei Moss of
non and Grands;r-et C. P Hues lHi Nstsau-strvt
Of Ann Boasall, cor Canal and Hudson Austin. Cor.
Cedar and Nassau j. j. Ccddnsrou 503 Hudson street
Cirahin Of slip and " aterest Hubbard Cobb
Of Atlantic and Columbia Brooklyn; and Druggist
generally thuaghogi the city and United States ssd by
HOADLEY. PHELPS co. li2 Warer-stre,t \. Y. who
the wholesale Orss addressed them 70 the
proprietor al Sing Sing viii De attended TO.
f2i I'm GEORGE z. STANTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17
ORA. mONDAY mORNING, MARCH NJ, 1913.
onEs,s.-Dr. White. who has recen,ly removed

OREGoN.-Dr White, who has recently removed
TO Oregon, writes his friends Izca. that Colony
is rapidly sitting q the Falls OF the Willamette where
Oregon City hes been founded, containing population OF
several hundred stores, three mills and two iior
mills one Of which has i've Of stone, and cost
They have -euia- colonial form of government, nFe
counties being represented by - members. The Lcsa-
had Jus, closed Of days. during which -
bills were passed. DR.. W. though not member, By pay
ing S0 purchased the privilege Of speaking upon one Of
.hein-proyosng abolish the manufacture Introduction
or sale OF ardent spirits into The territory. Il passed u1-
arirnousIy and became law. Attempts have been made
introduce qHUr bat they have been thwsried once By
imposing heavy bonds and once by throwing deTy nto
the willamette river.
The Executive composed ofa committee Of three the
judiciary Judge With probate supreme in lis
department. who visit each county twice year Simple
rs Il is this government al the purposes OF tie
country Eve-y thing prosperous the crops arc coed
and DE- White expresses the belief that the region on the
Willamette is one oc The most healthy. te,ehtsl and
promising regions the globe lCour. az Enq
Huxe BY AccIDENr-On The 18Th Feb. James
Twymann of ST. Charles Missouri accidentally hung HIM
self lie was playing with rope and barrel; the rope
was fastened to the oist Of the building and around hi
neck. The head Of the barrel which he was standing
broke Ia and he FELL and alter found By the other
boys hanging BY the neck and life was totally eIfnc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-17
CITY INTELLIGE NC E.
y
Court Of Common Pleas.
Before Judge ULsnoEFFER.


Jane Darts VS. John SPECIALIZATION on the case brought
by tenant against the landlord recover damages for IL
legally turning her OF the premises She occupied Mrs
Davis hired Of Mr. shepherd two rooms on the "a story OF
house In Avenue D. snd became somewhat IN arrears or
Mr. Shepherd 10 the house on NE morning oil
s2d November last crcbly put The oeadnS ana atsa.e
Mrs. D. into the entry, and locked up ihe apartments
she had occupied leaving her mother sister ana ufee c
drcn, stormy day. cold and shrerns IN the enty-
One OF the other tenants took compassion On them M gave
them shelter Nr. S acted on his own Soition without
any legal warrant In efforts 10 prevent him throwing
bed ever the hannser he pushed over and inren
DIS mother for which act damages were recovered by ia-
Ter against him few weeks ago in the superior Court,
Tue evidence showed that Mr. s. went TO the mouse VIC
as previous and demanded his money shcre oeS from Go
20 - Que, and WAS told by Mrs. D. that she ad MOI nave IL
but she would get II him. lie told her she must move
y away hn On the morning compliance o. ne
"et asan TO the house, appeared angry ana sad see
you nave hot cleared ont yet MrsD. had some money
10 tet mana and sad she ready 10 pay whenever ne
Drought ine Key hack. He replied III show you how u
erng II back aud Immediately commenced putting the
furniture INTO The entry. While he was doing so Mrs D.
ran 10 The Upper Police for officer, but her rcirn
found that the family had been locked For the defence
IL was confended tina, Mrs D. hired the rooms and Mr..
S. supposed for herself but she occupied them but
her mother and her family occupied then, also
They did pay the rent punctually and Afr $ wished 10
get them oc that Mrs D. had promised 10 20 out and he
expected that she would have bscn that morning This
was denied.
The Court charged that the landlord cond have elected
the plaintiff Som his premises by the course pointed cut by
law but he had right personally put forth the strong
arm and fo5cbiy deprive his tenant OF her rights The ju
y must decide The testimony, 10 the OF dam
ages As stated by the counsel unlcss plaintiff in IN
ton ON the case obtain than $50 damages the plain
jury returned verdict IN favor Of plaintiff for $50 damages
and cents costs.