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lis Healing Properties

do not deceive. The short dry cough is quickly
overcome and easy and healthy expectoration lakes
its place. Splitting of blood is Immediately check
ed. Night sweats with pain IN the sideand chest
debility and difficulty of breathing yield in short
time ASTHMA with all its dreadful laccompaniments
is at once relieved. Bronchitis and in fact all the
diseases of the throat and Lungs give way before
this remedy when all other means have failed.
Persons may attemptto deceive you with some
other remedy, prOnounciLg it to be equally as good
but remember life is at stake, therefore
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CANCERS, WARTS, CORys

"'N, 4
THE sao'e TiSer informs the public, that hq
Warts and Corns with very lntle par .,upGGl'el''
short time. He refers TO several ros,on,adl una IN
zens in his neighuoihood such as San,~.is,,c CHI
William kile and others, that has been Hess
in several instances and is not humbna"Gi. Gi.Ves'lOl
too frequently the case among quacks esWs ash
raats certain cure in any case he under.l ne va
pay. "'h
1jrWorts, &c on cattle and other or,,.,
also cured by the subscriber who ,esides H. a, az
Pleasant township on the main road l.adir" "'Sua
Mivlle to Bloomsburg abont "a miles Fog C,o,,s ra noa
erick Mie's Tavern where persons are HT inv,9 s'
call. '''eus
May 80, ls46-ly6 h'
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MARBLE YARD.

THE business will be continued by the
subscriber at the old stand; where may
be had at all times.
MCNUlNENTS, TOMB Tables,
TOMB-STONES, HE.4RI'Y-
JAMBS, M.4N7L ES. PANT
STONES, MULLERS, &c.
or any other work in his line. He is
also prepared to luruis1 WINDOW CAPS
and SlLLS, DOOR SILLS and STEPS,
&c either Of Ma. Bile, Lime or any kind OF
stone tha, can be procured in tins vicinity
srJ%Havng had considerable experience
in the business, ne pledges his work ,t
be executed in as handsome a style as car
be furnished from any yard either in tie
city or country; and on as reasonable term,
EPHRAIM ARMSTRONG
Bloomsburg, Nov. 3, ls43. ly-2S
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ASfhn1o,
which deprives you of your rest at night and
ders life burthensome.
Here is The Remedv,

Remember the name and place where it is 10 Le
obtained and do not be put of with any Other. #
has produced a cure in asdesPerae cases as yoprs
may appear to be, and doubtless will put to Aipb,
IN speedy manner those distressing symptoms
which fill your mind with gloomy forebodings of
the future.
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CHEAPER THAN EN KR.

W VHE suDscrlDer very respeeNully lnIorms inc
~ public That he has on hand and is col.stant-
lyAIanufacturing, ROOTS and SHOES
of all kinds which he will sell at the following low
prices.
GENTLEMEN WEAR.
Morocco or calf Skin 3ootS S4 90
Con,se Boots 3 25
Coarse or Fine Shoes IS
Miners Shoes So 10 Q 25
Morocco Slippers e7i
LADIES WEAR.
.llorocco or Cdf Skin Lace Boots so
7hick Sole French Ties 25
Pumps Springs or French l l2a
Oiher kinds of Slippers rs cents to 90
N. b. The above are all ofmy own Manufacture
and are wrranted to stand have also Oh hand.
a large stock Of
EASTERN MADE Doors AND SHOES,
which will sell at small profits.
Country Merchants and others who buy by the
dozen, al invited to call and examine my goods,
as will sell to such at large reduction.
UTRemember the place at the NE w BOOT
and SHOE STORE, lower end of Main-street.
Bloomsburg.
w RUSSELL
II
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WRIGHr's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,

it is hardly necessary TO speak in detail. At nc
period of It's history has the reputation of that med
icine stood higher, and we may say that 10 repu
taton is likely TO be more enduring. Adapted Il
all constitutions, to every form of disease, and tC
all climates. Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills are
above every other medicine, fitted for the use o
mun under whatever circumstances he may he pIa.
ced AT sea or on land at home or abroad, in sum.
mers heat and winters cold, with a common re
gard to the conditions of health; and with Wrights
Indian Vegetable Pills at hand there is no excuse
for being sick, unless the constitution be utterly IL
Irecaimable.
as our object is to state where the genuine med.
icine can be obtained rather than to give il an ex-
tended notice-which our limits forbid we shall
merely subjon one OF two ofthe numerous testi.
mOnals that have just come to hand. Humid eds
of The same kind might he added but we are sure
the public will save us the trouble of arranging
them.
(Extract of letter fom Hernando, Mississippi.l
TO w. Wright-Yo our Pills have given univcr-
sal sisfacton and are justly very popular. | can
sell from 80 10 40 dozen annually if could be sup
piled.
Yours, WIN. HESRE JOHNSON, Agent
1t ought here 10 be remarked that the medicine
has been but recently introduced into Mississippi.
Extract of q letter iom Jersey Shore, PENN
: The Indian Vegetable Pills excel everything OF
the kind ever offered to the public in this section OF
the country, notwithstanding the combined effort OF
some few unprinciped mercenaries to put them
down,
$, WINCHESTER & Son.
The following highly respectable store
keepers have been appointed agents for the
sale Of Wrighrs Indian Vegetable Pills 10
Columbia CouaIy:
II. p. Badly - Danvi'e
Stephen Badly Caitawissa
Cyrus Baron--Espytown
Brown & Greasy lfilmville
Abraham Miller Berwick
G Ii. Fowler Brisrrreek
VIM CovanhOvan-O Orangeville
George Masters Milvllle
Lew Besel-Jerseylwon
Levers & SOns-Coumbia Exchang,
Robert McCay. - Vashngionvlle
George Weaver Bloomshurg
llghl Street Iron Co Light Sueet
Low d Tbompson-l.lme Ridge
II. G. Freas = Brarcreek
Elias Werlman - R0harsburg
X, p. Welliver-- Greenwood
f. & j, LaZarus-Orangevil
Hugh MISUNDERSTANDING
The popularity of WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEG.I
FILLS has proved strong bait to un.
pr.ncped then who;ns,igsted by the hope of gain;
Tempt TO palm off a spurious article on the umsus-
pecing. To defeat the wicked designs of such men
we have procured new labels and the WRITTEN
or WM.WRlGHT WILL NOW
BE FOUND ON THE TOP LABEL OF
EACH BOX. None other is genuine, md io
this is sforgery
Remember, the only original and genuine IN
DIAN VEGETABLE PILLS have the WRIT
| EN- SIGNATURE OF WIN WRIGHT on the
op label of each box
Offices devoted exclusively to the ske ofWrght's
indian Vegetable Pills wholesale and retail. 1863
Race street Philadelphia; 22s Greenwich street
New 1rk and 80 fremont street, Boston,
September, 10 ls46-22b.
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D0 you hQise Blood

when YOU cough and find your strength gradual,
failing 2 You will find that these symptoms ifno
properly attended to will terminate in consumptio,
and erath Are you troubled with that distressing
complaint
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J. H. VANDERSLICE,
ADEN 'N,'HS,E.

a% EA 1% I'll IL ~ Ia q
EB EGS leave to inform the public, lha
EDhe is prepared to attend to all the oper
atoms in dentistry, such as removing
Tie Idrtar and other Foreign SUB
stances.
From the teeth. rendering them clean an,
the gums and breath sweet and healthy.
The cavities qfDec0yed Teeth
will be dressed ont and filled with Cole
or other toll; of the finest quality, as toe
lcase may require, which will generally
prevent their aching or further decay, and
render them useful for years; and 10 many
cases during life
Teeth and StumpS of Teeth
Which have become useless OF troublesome
will be extracted in the most careful man
ner, with the latest and best improved in.
slTumenls.
Porcelain Teeth,
OlIhe best quality and latest improvement
will be inserted on pivot, or lin connection
with DR.. Vailerchamp, with whom he is in
paIernship in plate work. on Gold plate
NV" o'hSlS iOON W WUOlt SCI, 10 IOOk
as well as The natural, and warranted 10
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art.
In short,every operation belonging TO the
profession, will be reformed in the bes,
manner. with choisesi material, and al the
shortest notice He therefore hopes, by
strict attention to business, to obtain share
Of public patronage, Any person or pei
sons wishing any of the above operations
performed, are respectfully requested to
give him call
N. B The public are hereby IL formed
that we lhe subscribers have entered into a
special Partnership relating only to plate
work as i, is more convenient for each to
attend TO the other branches Of the science
en- his own account.
A. VALLERCHAMP.
j. II VANDERSLICE.
Mount Pleasant, Nov 9Th. lS45-3m.
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Sd Acres.

or lhereabou,s. all improved land-bounded
east by lands IL the occupancy ol James
Heacock aud by lands of John Albertson
IUorlb by lands of said John AIberlso1 wes'
by lands Of same aud by lands of Abner
Welsh and South bv lands Of Thomas Lun-
ger-upon which are erected log House n
log Barn and email Carpenter shop &c
ate the Estate Of said deceased situate in
lhs township of Fishingcreek and county
aforesaid. Terms on the day Of sale.
JACOB EYEkLY, Clerk.
Danvile Nov. 90 1916
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Hare .you a Cough,

which is troublesome and has not yielded to any
of the remedies hich you have used ? Is it at
tended with pain il the side, shortness of breath.
night sweats!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-30
Affairs Ia California.

All classes are requested to read the intelligence
which we have received from our special cores
pondent in Monterey, and which we give on the
outside of this day. Herald. 1t will be seen that
the events in that section Of this continent are of
considerable interest," and ought to attract the par
ticular attention of the public. They have all
ready absorbed the attention Of statesmen. The
capture and occupation of California is of the
greatest importance to the United States, both in
apolitcal ssad commercial point ofview. This
We cannot impress too strongly on the minds of
our readers The value of the acquisition of this
territory, with its magnificent harbors and bays,
to this Union, cannot be estimated too highly.
II will, of course, as we have before said, form
the basis of our treaty with Mexico
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The Herald for Euroue,

The Herald for Europe, to go by the Steamship
Cambria, which will leave Boston on Friday next,
will be ready to morrow at one o'clock
1t Will contain a variety of matter purposely
compiled, from the sailing of the last steam sh p,
and continued to the time of publication, of great
interest to European readers
Il will embody late news from Mexico-the ar
my and navy-from Washingto .--proeeedings in
Congress, Sc, Sc, and variety of commercial,
financial and political news.
Price CT cents, in wrappers.
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According to the returns the aggregate of clpita il
600; circulation. 1885, and dspostss, ST.
6466l2 The amount Of specie is AT 07S Of real
tate $7ls.ssa, and Of loans sss,sl4.64s
There is not much doing in Boston in factory stocks
Prescott Mills stock will not command 70; Msrr
mack Manufacturing Company is inquired for at 20 per
cent advance, and 30 asked Amoskeag 20 offered and
high az 81 by interior dealers.
The following is the financial condition of the new
State of Iowa. Our authority il the annual Message Of
Governor Clarke.
We enter upon our new existence as State with m
empty treasury which cannot be repsnished before the
expiration Of year. and heir to debt of some twenty
thousand dollars The payment of the debt, il deemed
expedient may be postponed to more convenient pc
Rod but the immediate and accruing expenses Of the 70
vernment must be met. know Of no other way wa in
and therefore recommend that steps be taken
by the Legislature towards e6sctng that object The
dollars, would furnish a suicency of means to cover
all actual and necessary expenses up to January ls4s
and swsny d.. dollar; more added Mors enable
which j. due to domestic creditors. With such guaran-
ties in favor of the payment of the interest should
company any law authorizing loan and it will be
in the the Legislature furnish the succssful
termination Of any negotiation authorized, rpon terms
psted Free, comparatively, from debt with constitu.
tonsl limitation upon the debt creating power; great
commercial iowa even at the commencement Of ier
career cannot but occupy poaiion highly favorable to
the establishment Of her credit and ths maintenance
Of this credit under all circumstances should be chief
object with those entrusted with her affairs Should the
Legislsurs coincide with me in the opinion that sale
Of the State bonds is the course required by policy
it will be necessary to authorize the appointment Of
agent to conduct tho negotiation but must repeat my
conviction that 1t would be folly to attempt sale Of
such bonds without the adoption Of such course on
all doubt which may exist in the minds Of capitalists
to the regular payment of the interest
The liabilities of the Territory GATED by the udi
tor to be $2079 IS, and the estimated resources l67
So leaving Of liabilities for the payment Of
which there is provision of Sl26 23 u.s. The debt
due the Miners Bank of Du Buque, amounting, pxipci
pal and interest," to about 81 000 understood not TO be
included in this which added, will show the az.
gregae Of the liabilities Of the Territory to- be $40,
623 u.s. This debt due chiefly not entirely, to
I>-I
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ArvAnsov IowA.-The message Of James Clarke, Go.
vernon Of this STATE delivered to the
the ID inst Alter referring to the late admission Of the
territory into the Union touches upon the Mexican
which upholds justly entered upon, and gloriousy
continued and states that one regiment Of volunteers
now awaits the orders Of the government
An immediate State tax is recommended. The aboli
ton Of all useless Offices and reduction OF the fees Of
all officers to the lowest standard which will admit Of
fair equivalent for services rendered
III. amount OF isnd set apart tor public schools stat
ed 10 be 600 acres which with the 800 thus
added upon admission 10 the Union makes the aggregate
balance Of 900 acres OF land ted 10 one specific
charity The method OF dsposug of these lands to good
advantage occupies largo part Of the message
The treaties with the Indians in the Territory we have
heretofore reported and spoken Of at length
Ansel Briggs, lately elected Governor entered upon
his duties the 81 last His inaugural address con-
tsins nothing either evncng great ability novelty.
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The Weekly Herald

Ia consequence Of New Years Day coming on
Friday, we shall issue our weekly sheet to-mor-
row.
II will contain the latest news from Washing
ton-the latest news from Mexico; proceedings
in Congress; late intelligence from the army and
navy; New England Society celebrations poll
teal, financial, and commercial news, up to the
hour of publication.
This edition of the Weekly Herald will be COM
plete and perfect history OF the times from Satur-
day last TO Thursday. II will be illustrated with
engraving representing omnibus racing in
New York, and one giving an accurate view Of
Whitehall, Staten Island, and South Ferries, SC
Price 81 cents, in wrappers, for the mails
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The Holiday Herald.

We have been constrained to publish another,
the third, edition of the annual Pictorial Herald
1t is excellent as remittance to the country-as a
holiday bDou for the people. The illustrations OF
the Mexican war are really valuable to historians,
and are, therefore, worth preservation
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Court or Oyer aud Tcrm,ner.

Before Judge Edmonds, Aldermen Hart and Foot.
Dsc 29s-After the court was organized, Thomas
Henry. the pickpocket arraigned Indictment
Tor grand larceny charging him with having stolen from
the pocket Of Mr.. Cohiel pocket boon containing
check for sI47 dollar BILL and two two dollar ps
He pleaded guilty, and sentenced years and
six months imprisonment in the States prison Sing Sing
Henry only short time before liberated from the
State prison, where he confined for similar Of
fence and the first he made Of his liberty pick
Mr. Cothiels pocket
Ellen sievin and Wm spcaiing, the former charged
with grand LARGE and the latter with forgery were dis
charged, no evidence appearing against them
The trial of Russ, charged with the murder of his wife
In October last, In White street, 10 postponed until Mon
day next
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Tuesday. Dec. 20-l

~csssay, ASeCs ~ - "As
Tho street 10 dull There very little doing stocks
There Is little or alteration in prices Long Island
Reading and Erie slightly improved and Harlem de.
clined.
There is no change in foreign exchange. There up.
pears to be quite large business in sterling bills To-
morrow il packet day.
The Seventh Ward Bank has declared q semiannual
dividend Of ga per cent payable on the 4th proximo.
The Paterson and Hudson Railroad Company hsvs dc.
clared semiaunual dividend Of per cent, payable
the 4th Of January; the Bank Of America dividend Of
81 per cent for the last six months payable the 9th Of
January.
The Boston Telegraph Of tine a7h inst says that there
has been very little doing in stocks in that market either
fer speculation Investment and material improve
ment anticipated until the beginning of the year.
Annexed is comparative table, showing the prices in
Boston Of of the prominent stocks on each day Of
Last
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On the 9eth December, MAAoAREr JosrrHrrx, eldest
daughter Of Henry and Catherine Elder aged 81 years
On Tuesday morning, goth instant, MARY c. FENwIcx
sgsd years. daughter Of Thos. :. Fenwick.
The friends aud scqusintances of the family are invi.
and Sta streets, willismsburgh, at o'clock, r M
Wednesday.
On the 10th instant, susArrAH, daughter Of Nicholas
and susannah Walsh aged years. months and II days
The friends of the family and those Of Peter OCon-
ner. James Dempsy and Andrew OConnsr, are
spectuly invited attend her funeral this afternoon
from the residence Of her father No Sixth Avenue at
half past clock
On the 2srh instant, after q lingering illness, Mrs.
JASsrrK aAIo, relst OF william Craig. aged ~ years
Her friends and acquaintance and those Of the family,
respectfully invited to attend her funeral this asr
noon & half past o'clock from her late residence No.
365 Monroe street
On Monday night. the gath December Of consumption,
Mrs AssA Mania KsesL wife OF Joseph Kegsl, IN the
p2d year Of her ags.
Ths nssSsn q Atlsass Tent Ne 70 J. o.ot \, ssa
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Movements or Trayeliers.


The fucuaton in travelling at this season, has rarely
been more apparent than in the extracts, We made
from he reg.ries of the respective hotels yesterday,
many Of which furnish an unusual complement.
AMsRIcAS-J Walch, Newburgh: w. Boy lesion, Mass;
r Pauding Tairytown Rev Thos. Barton, U. s. Navy;
r. Clarke, Louisiana; H. Clement Westchester; W. War
rem. New York; Mr. Bennett, Newburgh; Mr. Churchill
Sing Sing
Stephens 4. Lambeth, Philadelphia j. P. Norris, U. s.
Navy; Gen. Ward Princeton; Captain Leney, Rhode
Island; N. Dixon do; j. Horsheld, Salem j. Clapp.
Boston; J. Munroe, New Oileans J.. Boyd, Boston;
O. Butts Providence; w Lincoln Boston J. Fenton,
Cincinnati Nj Perkins, f. Vose, Boston; w Fletcher,
Providence g Barker, Wes.chester; s. Quincy, w.
Mullforj Boston j. Browne, Buffalo; s. Rogers Sag
Harbor c. Mscaiisier, W. Croghsn, Philadelphia c.
Hearth, Troy.
Seymour, Peekskill; c. Tappan, Phila; Gov Thomas
Rusk, Texas; Gen Houston, do; Hon. d. s. Kaufman
do Hon J. flsbury, do; Gen. Moorehouse do; Major
husk do; B. Van Zsndt, New Orleans; II. Neh, Phila
Mir. Walsey, do j. Robenson Concord
FnANKL,N.-E. Bissell Newark; ii. Babcock, r.. l.; j
Hill, Concord; Mr. Cranston, Baltimore; W. vasser,
Poughkepse; Gen Jewett, Texas; J. Bruha ID NJ j.; g.
Hayes, Albany; T. Jewett, Conn; T.. Hill, Albany; c..
Miller, Newburgh; j. Van Allen salisbury Mills Ca
mole, Penobscot; IL. Seymour dol Il. II. Herman, Hart
ford.
HowApp-G. Mallory, Liverpool; M. Nisbitt Georgia;
w. Wilson, Pa; J. Wing. Albany; NJ Simpson, do; e..
Cabbage Boston, Capt stoele do; w. Ames N. Jersey;
Bostoo; J. Connerey, Kingston, Canada; r. Jenkins,
Wanenpoint; w. Ballard Boston; H. Matthews, Lam
caster; J. retersal Philad Ferguson. ". York; J.
Prrie, Quebec; Pugh, Pha; L. Mills, West Chester;
ii. Lo Comb, do; J w. Reder, West Point.
JupsoS-Capt. y. B. Stone. New Haven; NJ. Mason,
Bomfort; Mr. Evans Maine; MIR. Ely, New York; C..
Partridge Harrsburgh; j. Poker, Providence; Austin,
Phila; j. Clarke, New York; II. Chamberlain, Green.
Norwich; G Freer Rochester; H. Weeks, Paila MIR.
Kennedy, East Hartford
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mand loans continues that paper preparatory large
disbursements Of interest money and dividends held by
them deposit, and which viii be distributed on or
about the first Of January Consequent upon this, dis
counts Of floating paper have not been readily obtain
ed formerly Tho streat rates vary according to the
strength Of the paper offered and the ordinary wants cf
regular business customers still supplied by the
MED institutions
The following is the aggregate condition of hiry-eght
Savings Banks in Massachusetts made up to the last
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Married,

Married,
On Sunday evening, Dec 27th, By Rev. DR.. stsrrs Mr.
JAMES w. KELLY, to Miss NJ A. L. HueHEs all Of this
city
On Tuesday afternoon. Dec Goth, BY the Rev. Z. L.
James Mr.. HssRY @ HALsrrp, to Miss MARv LOUISA,
daughter of Elias T. Forest, Esq., all of this city
Al Scotch Plains N. j. by the Rev. DR. Lock, WiLrrn
LyeoAr Of this city to CHARLOTTE, second daughter of
J. Glaze, Esq, ExMayor OF Jersey City.
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NEW YoRK PnorAeE-Can the organ of the
opponents of the New York pilots tell us whether
or not IT was one of the pilots called "Blunts
Pilots" or M. P's, that run the virginian, one of
kermirs line of Liverpool packets, ashore ON
Homer and the Upper Middle on Monday las, 7
In the present state of the pilot question the class
oithepilot who may have charge OF packet ship.
or indeed any ship that touches bottom, ought
to be known. We, therefore, ask Tor information.
We desire TO find out to what pilots "nine tenths.
of the disasters belong.
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STEAMSHIP SoUrHERNKR.-Ths steamer arrived
yesterday, in fifty-two hours from Charleston.
This, we believe, is her last tnp for two or three
months,
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Common Pleas.

BeIOra Judge UIshoener.
DEC. 2a-Eriiy Facereau, widoW va. John Hyer-This
action OF trespass the The parties reside
in Oliver street. and next door neghbora The houses
separated by aieyway last year the defendant
introduced the Croon water into his premises through
tue alley The plaintiff alleges that from defect in the
pipe the water leaked out which caused serious injury
70 the basement story OF her house. that the plaster fell
from the walls, and the floor became damp that her
tenants had to leave. Adjourned to this morning
For plaintiff Messrs. scoaes and Cooper for defendant
Messrs. Levcridgs.
Ciiehrisf rs Parsons-This given to the
jury yesterday about IL oclockup to the adjournment
adjournment they sent down to saw hey were not keS
to sgree Judge Ulshoefsr sent them back word that
II possible they Light agree before this morning-
that they might seal their verdict and bring into
court not he would then discharge them with great
pleasure.