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SUBPOENA FOR DIVORCE.
somerset County. IS.
THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENN
SYLVANIA,

THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENN
SYLVANlA,
To Emanuel Newcomer, GREETING:
&MA8 WHEREAS. Susan Newcom-
&L. SIX err. by her next friend John
MR8R HeIsel, did on the t%wenty-sec-
ond day of September, eighteen hundred
and forty five, prefer her petition TO the
Honorable The Judges of the Court of
Common Pleas of Somerset county.
praying that for causes therein set forth,
she might be divorced from the bonds of
matrimony entered into with you, the
said Emanuel Newcomer. in all time TO
come, as if she had never been married
or as il you were naturally dead. We,
therefore. command you, as we have
heretofore commanded you the said
Emanuel Newcomer that, setting aside
all excuses and other business whatever;
You be and appear in your proper person
before our Judges at Somerset, at our
county court of Common Pleas, there to
be held for The said county, on the fret
Monday in May next, TO answer the Pc
tItion or libel of the said Susan Newcom-
er. and 10 shew cause, If any you have.
why The said Susan Newcomer, your
wife, should moi be divorced from your
society, fellowship and company, and
from the bonds of malrimony contracted
with YOU. the said Emanuel Newcomer,
as fully and efectuslly as if she never
had been married, or as il you, the said
Emanuel Newcomer, were naturally
dead, ~agreeably 10 the Act of Assembly
in such case made and provided. And
hereof you are not to fail.
Witness the Honorable Jeremiah S.
Black, President of our said court at So
merset this 23d day Of November, A ID
1916. A. j. OGLE,
April e., AT. P~rothOnotary.
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To SURVEYORS sc.

VNHE subscriber has on hand an ex-
n cellent Surveyors Compass. with
chain. protractor and d~ividers, which he
will sell low for CASH, or on credit If
properly secured. ALSO, two eight day
clocks. for sale on fair terms-or ihev
willbe exchanged for approved countr
produce. The Compass will be lef
with ID. Weyand. LEWIS MICHAEL
Somerset. April ID, ls47.
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Administrators, Notice
Somerset County, SIS.

COHeCioC COuHty, 90
8c~~4 A Il an Orphans Court held
3, SN at Somerset, in and for
: said county, on the 10th day
8c~~R Of February, A. d. l647, be-
fore the Honorable Judges thereof.
On motion of Samuel Gather. Esq,
the court grant rule on The heirs and
legal re representatives. of Rosanna Shaver,
deceased. TO appear al an adjourned Or
phans' court 10 be held at Somerset, on
The 10Th day of May next, and shew
cause why the real estate of said Rosan-
ma Shaver should not be sold.
Extract from the records Of said court.
certified this 10th day of February, lS47.
WIN. Ii. PICKING,
February %, lS47. clerk.
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Chdng'e after Change

how many the changes-lhal a retrospect
The past IL months will c%oDjure up to
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-04-27
Another New Year.

Amid the ever succession of periods,
more has revolved around. How
with food for thought are those
mile stones" in human life!
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The Struggling Poor

have in some instances been made happy
by the dawn Of brighter days; while
those basking in the
Sunshine Of Prosperity
have had to taste the bitter pangs of
want. How ought these vivid lessons
from off Iife's truthful psge-to stir up
the hearts of all
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BLANK SUMMONS AND EXECU-
TIONS, For sale at this Office
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PAW SIS


Indigo, Madder, Alum, Brentwood,
Fustic. Camwood, lockwood; also;
Extract Of lockwood. Annette Cochineal,
Solution Of Tin, Blue NlIrioI. oil Vltriol.
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PROCLAMATION

Somerset. March 40. ISL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-30
Our C7ultry.

Orr Country its I gioFious land,
VIA! arms stretched from shore II shore,
The proud Pacific ctaies her strand,
She bears the darz Atlantic roar.
IND nurture IL ii~r ample breast,
How many gaoaly prospect lies.
Ia naiure'a %ilGest grandeur Crcst,
Enamellsd with her !oyelicst dyea!
.lich praiTies deed with flowers Of geld,
Like sun lit oceans roll afar;
,|yoad lakes her azure heavens behold,
Rejecting clear each trembling star;
And mighty rivers, mountain bo.a,
Go sweeping onward, dark and deep,
Beneath the sietering branches leap.
4 nd Graded 'i1idst her clustering bills,
Sweet wales in dreamlike beauty hide,
Where love ~ air with music fills,
And calm content and pence abide;
For plenty leg0 her fulln"ss p3Irs,
In rich prof. .ion DER the land
And. vent to -~tze her generous e,.orea,
There howl no ) rants ilrelng ban3-
Great God! " thank thee for this home
This boundle birtl-Iand Of the iIce,
Where wanderers from afar mag como
And II, ID tire att Is Liberty,
Still may her hoyye,s anfFIInuelIed spring,
Her harvest ave, her cities rise,
And yet, TIL Time shall fold his wing,
Remain carth's !oyriicst Parac ise.
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The aEiR,fer', So;s,ere,y.

Us strange, It's most predictions strange,
That our subscribers ~, careless grown
In paying their arrears. They cannot think
That We alone. who publish to the world
f'-'vs from All nations, and delight to spread
Useful instr1ctist. through spacious land,
IAN niean~liils live air, IT'S flesh and blood
lEas works HE press, and turns the blaclie II u
sheet
81 III stored aai cody for their cnger eyes
ibi~ N-..a "a. iooi must be recruited oft,
A well a. theirs, or else the press must stop.
iiiis calls l3r CASH, And then how many reams
~ paper are struck oil, and scattered wide,
~ Oh no length of credit will be givcu,-
par .i,;ofy, orings required by those who print,
~ ~, - i"c must be aisswcrable.
M "a' Iea!eis W consider this.
Ana gather Information from colnmns-
"Do owe for one, two, three,
Years past. the printer, who supplies n. ;,,
THIS shcct?" A md oh. tIat they might onis IA
"Ill go. even now, and pay him. SO should W
Well pleased rcceive-und with light heart
pursue
Our useful toll lille conscience woali app'aui
We may prepare. Come then, good friends, ant
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..s sSl)t2..rti., rfL'S.

Those of our ct:zaHs who Ge-ns = good
Medicine Vii find IN The justify ceie hrated
Ills OF Doctor Br;tntretii, winch has performed
cures upon thousands OF helpless persons, alter
tn. usual scientific skill of physicians had con
eoied them with tbs. assurance that they could 60
no more. Inc properties of these Fills, as an
anti bilious and apcrieut medicine. are unrlvai
led; ali who them recoiume nd them; Their
virtues surpasS all eulogy. and must be used To
be appreciated. The weak ana delicate WEI To-
strengthened by their not by hracing, but
bv removing the of weakness, the gross
and corrupt humors of the body. They require
no change. III the diet. OF any kind fIain
directions accompany each box, 50 that every one
is his competent physiclon.
The Brandreth Pills are for sale by one Agent
IN every town in the STATE, and by the follow
ing gentlemen IN tins county, va:
u. +. Holloway, Richtnoni John Uoseay
Cambridge City; John Duultau, Centre. ill,., /
Jainsonbrugh, Cambridge; \. & J. DruIey
Boston, Hopkins < Hiatt Milton; Nore \ hfrh,
Dublin. Whiteuger :, Dyer. Abingdon; J. /
TAYLOR, IIagerstown: J. w. Scott, Y ashington
Samuel Johnson, Williamsburg.
Nov 10 i--i1 -i1-1u.
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PROSPECTUS or
TIC Ccnyre.>ional Register.

W It'll the CONNIE ncement OF the SUN Con-
rress We propose 10 continue the Congressional
Register the same plan published during
the last session. It will contain full and accu-
rate report OF the business proceedings Of Con-
gross, together with sketches of the debates
which take place in each House. The next { on
gress wIlI be enc of the most important which
mas assembled for Years. ami il i our determine
ton give 10 the people complete history Of
their proceedings, and ct such low price tat
every person who takes an interest in the
that body can procure 4 copy. Il j. believed
that The Ist session Of the :}ofh Congress viii
continue at least eight months; and We there
fore propose to issue weekly, on u mammoth
sheet. octave form, their proceedings at the IN
precedented low rate OF
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[Paducah kcntuckian

A Coon ORcHAEn.-Nr. Joseph Robin
son. OF Chester. { y. lI.) has gathered this:
year from an orchard planted and raised
by himself and covering but two acres OF
land. nine hundred bushels of apples, cx-
elusive of a second picking of interior
quality. Mr. Robinson has sold four hum
dred bushels for cash down at one dollar
per bushcl, reserving five hundred bushels
for a future sale. The entire income this
year will not be below 81 900. and all at
a tar less labor than is bestowed upon a
small tarm-Boston idrcrtiscr.
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Es@Eslsss's .SsGCs-.

HANkFUI. for the patronage already eN-
= tch+sd toward hin, sollclts a continuance
OF the same having served an apprenticeship
of seven years with the first Carriage Maker in
Philadelphia, whose Carriages have taken the
premiums every occasion that they have been
exhibited at the different Institutes he hopes to
be able Ia get mp an artci" II least equal to any
now manufactured IN the " estern country.
:, - !, for sale, superior article of y Q p Y
" a u = ! = - mqde by tie oldest VarnislI
-iahe' III i'''''''i Pc -,rGfraHtcd mt II cruci
AIso-Carriugr Trimming c,-,.r,. sosc-i,
ton. such as Laces. Cloth, Silver ~ pII
Door Handles. Lamps. Lock amt Hinges, III
&c: all of which will be furnished at the lowest
Cash price. Persons III distance can he accom-
nodated by dropping line 10 the subscriber,
Main street. opposite Mr.. Gilheri's Hotel.
Richmond Ia, Feb. 9, Il. l9in ~.
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MISCELLANEOUS READING.
T,so Noble sacnr.ca Children.

II beautiful s;,,,,t ,,.b., 81 ~ -a,, ,. .,
other with kindness and love as is related in ,hn
,oIowi,,g stor,. - ;" '"s
"Iast evening" saws ,he narrator. AZ too,<
supper with Lydia's father and mother. Bcfor,
supper Ivdi, h.r n,r.nts and ,,vseIf ~, >, 81,
ting in the room together. and her little brother
Oliver was out in The ward drawing his cart ahou,
The mother went or. ana hronqht in some ne acf,
es, u few of whici. were large, red checked rare
rlna-fh, rast small or,iirarv neacbes
The father handed me one of the rarc-ripes.
gave one 10 III, mother AMI thrp onr ~ H.. h,,si
to his little daug..tsr, y no was eight wears ola.
He then took anc Of ,ae smaller ones. ana paye
it to Lydia. ana told her to go and give it to her
brother He was four wears old Lxdi, we nj
out and was gone about ten minutes, and then
came in.
"DlI you give your brother the peach | sent
him. asked the father
Lydia blushed, turned away, and did not an
swcr.
'Did You give vour brother the peach ! sem,
him. asked the father again, a iItle more sharp
ly.
mo futhcr.' said she, 81 did not give him
that
''What did Won do with it," he asked.
81 ate it," SAID lydia.
"Did YOU not give Your brother any?' asked
the father
"Yes, did, father said she 81 gave him
mine"
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lOusiBtCrfeifSm.

People at the West Will further the cause Of
Justice by locking Out for large fleshy man who
is travelling through Illinois, on his work Of poi
and death. lie Is reported to come from
st. Louis. with 4 counterfeit Of our Pills. ana he
has made efforts TO sell them to Agents at Il
low price. We have of the boxes Just re-
ceiyed from Chicago, and in pursuit Of
the fellow. The laws severe and Will fully
punish those who counterfeit medicines.
l. Aside from the APPEARANCE OF the counter
fcits, any of Agents knon that If Pills pur-
porting TO be Dr.. e.. BEN. .>mjf's Offered at
a reduced price, they MUST BE COUNTERFEIT, there
is getting over 1t.
Let all VINO love Justice be their guard II
is necessary 10 knoor that G.. Beg Snnh j. 'rritten
with my o,-n hand the bottom Of each box, TO
counterfeit which IS high HANDED Grim.
e. BENZ. SMITH.
Office l79 c reenwich st., \. Y.
Nov. ., 1S47 46-tf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-30

TriarrBtdn} Success IF BHcAqn's Hungarian Bal
sam Of Lits--He Gfeat English Rentedy tor
Coughs. Colds. s-ti,na. aud Con>Hm pt ion /.
7 TfiE most celebrated and infa!ible remedy for
colds. coughs. asthma. or any form Of pulmonary
consumption j. the Hungarian Balsam of Life
discovered BY Or. Blohan. of London. England
tested for upwards of seven years IN Great Bri-
/ tain. and on the continent of Europe, and intro
duced into the United States under the immedl-
ate superintendent OF the inventor,
! The astonishing success OF the Hungarian Bal
sam OF Lie, IN the cure of every form of con
SUMPTION, warrants the American Agent il soil
citing Tor treatment the ic0Tst possible that
can be found in the communicates that seek
relief in vain fro;., any OF the common remedies
OF the day, ANA have been given up by the most
distinguished physicians confirmed anc incu-
rabIc. The Hungarian Baisam has cured, ana
can cure. the most desperate OF cases. II Is no
quack nostrnm out standard English remedy
of known ana cstahli Shed efficacy.
The great and only certain remedy for colds
coughs asthma and co consumption, j. the Hunga-
rian Balsam Of Life. This unrivalied specific
Will not only relieve. but speedily ana eifectuaiIy
cure. when all other means have failed. Make
experiments whatever upon the delicate tissue
of the lungs, but seek once this iEfaili5ie
edv. and Won are safe. uGer lis benign and
suavitIve influence. the most obstinate amt dan
gerous cough Is speedily removed; Splitting Of
blood, 50 alarming, is entirely prevented: night
sveats. which nu!iIfv the restoring power Of
sleep. are checked: Inflammation Is reduced; :
pain ana soreness in the side felt no more;
the breathing iSrenderei soft and easy: and the
unfortunate Sufferer is restored from the
awful condition of consumptiye. TO u healthy
and comfortable existence.
In case Of actual disease Of the lungs. of sea-
ted consumption il i the only source of hope.
American price. Il rer bottle. with fall direc
ticns for the restoration of health.
None genuine without the written signature
of the American Agent, on goiJ anu bronze Ia
bel to counterfeit VI lch Is forgery.
For sale al the Drug Store Of
Dr.. ]. TTOWELLS
IL Pamphlets respecting this Great English
Remedy may be had gratis Of Dr. j. Howells.
Richmond, Ia
Jan. Isl, 1871. lily
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TENHE Undersigned would respectfully inform
T. their friends ana the public. that they still
continue the manufacture of Plows ami Other
Farming Utensils, at their old stand. near the
east cnu Of Main street. Richmond, Iniiana.
They viii keep on h1nd, Will make TO or
der. the celebrated Steel Mold Board PiowS,
W rought Iron piows. Common Cast Mold Board
Plows, Road Piows, sub-soll Flows, three horse
plowS, : Oh Plows. and StubbIc Piows. igli and
LETT handed, and OF all the different SIZES in use.
Also. Shovel Flows. & ORR PIowS, CuItivators,
to expand or cuotract rs may be needed. liar-
rows, Drags with hinges, Nc.
The Wrought Iron and steel Mold Board
Plous are warranted to scour IN any soil that
can be found. And superior article for
stubhle ana other foul ground
The SOD Piows ara warranted to turn the fur
rows over smoothly
The above named Flows VIII all be maze with
4 wrought sha-r, aud laid vth the best Of Ger
nIt.n or Ca~tetl.
From long eNpe Renee in The business, and their
strict attention. they feel Justified in warrantIne
;helr work to be OF superior quality, and VIII be.
~olI the most fuorfb.c terms, for ca~fl o.
approved country produce. They are thanhlul
for past firors and haP" to merit ans receive q
share If the pol5,ic's patronage. Persons wish
lug % purchase. respectfully invited to eli!
a.ui examine their work before purchasing Else
y here. BEARD \ SlNl.h.
\. i. tn, above named P!owS may BE- seen
al the Iron store Of j. NJ & J. Il. Hutton,
where they are offered for ste Z. < :
Xirim0na. S,Bt. 2~fh, ISL. inf
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Honor Ia ALI Eza,iGicrsfss.

DY cHaaLrs sovTuEHSEH.
Honor to him whose siHew'i! arm
Swings the pondefoGa sledge,
Honor 10 hun whose sturdy hand
Delves at the frutless hedge:
To ev"ry toiicr who striycth
To bcaut!fy the earth,
Be honor ana fame far greater
Than 10 men If kingIy birth.
To toil-it Is 70 I'll complete
The Lord of Lies coumaUI,-
To crown the golden fruit ana grain
The wliis 81 every !and
To rear the mansion and the cot,
Ia CITY or in glen
That Joy ahd sweet content may meet
Around the homes Of men.
Who makes a blade Of grass TO grow
where there grew none before,
IL greater far than the dcu,i-goi
Whose mantle drips with gore:
Then plant the spade IN desert ground
And make its treasures spring,
To bless the hand and home OF him
Who's greater than "A king.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-30

4 NoVEL CASE II COCET.--it the last
October term OF the NcCracl1en circuit
court, novel case in the history OF iuris-
prudence came to- be tried. 1t was the ac-
ton on the ease brought by il son-in-law
against tather-in-law the fraud III con-
ccnling from the sou-in-law the fact that
the young lady was afflicted with ulcers
I'd running sores, the effects Of white
N",''f-'g, and for false representations said
- nave On made by the tather-n-law be-
,'fe ,-olatiye t. the young lady's
idiitileNS- ne t~slnsal in defence de
INJURED 10 the dcclaratl'r and in the sup
port Of the demurrer, ASSUMED the nosition
that such an action was against he policy
OF our law, and the marriage relation. for
bid such an inquiry as must necessary en-
sue, If the case was tried on its merits
IN" learned Judge presiding suggested to
defending counsel that the case was en-
trely now IN h',arican Jurisprudence and
he would prefer the case should 90 betor.
a jury, and the question prcsct.aa for the
Judgment OF the court on demurrer oe,,IJ
be determined. as well in arrest of judg-
mcnt if il should be rendered. | pom the
suggestion OF the court, the demurrer was
Withdrawn. a plea Of not guilty was filed
and issue joined To- the country. After the
evidence was all heard and the arguments
of the counsel the jury. without moments
deliboration. brought in a verdict for the
defendant.
!,
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vNNE IN GANE .

for has ,.,,5-,ynr.J :, ring such ,rs,i,,onv -
Womb etirctuaIiy relieve, IN, minds Of STRANGERS
of the lrast snSncion of ,oisrrorrs.pt,tian or
,,,istat fr,if>5i., ia. ,.sIi,nen, Of H.. o.,tt.
- - -. -, i,;,I ,,,,,l :;
No. - : - !e 10y ~
- -. :. =, ~ -
" - - 0 wy 'S .
a'i,,..e '''e
fMS far2 io0s fThot'fi az me "a" o. tie
oht9tHet Il S'tstf me'4af a ttf bsSf one tra!bHed
Having examined the structure ofC. Warmers
Patent Premium Pumps, and having witnessed
their performance IN some eli our public wells
under the most severe trials they could well be
subject 10, during the past year, We are wiling
To certify to iheir superiority. over any Pump
that vt have any knoAtrcge OIL They have been
adopted for puhiic use IN thus city 10 the entire
approval OF our citlzenS aus we think they
only need De KNOWN, 10 De accepted generally
"e reh'arA lt't our "S'' are "etP. between
i'''F an" s'Nts iett many q mem an cur pun
ne pumps nave otrh 4 source OF tfoahir TO us,
but as lar rs We ADOPT these We are relieved.
NJ. Ii. ANC l., Mayor OF the City OF LOUIS
willie.
City CoaRcii--F. Maxcy. James Rndd, Henry
VI smith. turan Pope.
Wy i"Ntteto'S s. ~ ~ -'ioheai' " iti'ii
Ni'n ir"SoH'
;, -, u.s. VI ''''e ""'', - - p.ai3
D. y i d''eh' hoa's'ii't' June i''' $50.
One of Mr.. Chapman Warmers Pumps has
been operation III my eighborhooG for nine
months, and proves to he great Improvement
upon the old wooden pump. \ child work
it, it raises water rapidly, and keeps III good
djtion Tn. water from il is NOR. uniformity
cool than that from the old wooden pump and
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The KISSING BEGG ARs-Amonr the harrars
who now frequent the principal hotels in New
ork, is little girl who obtains living by ks
sing. She entered Rathburn's hotel ON Sunday
last. ana stepping up to number of gentlemen.
bends down and Kisses their hands and then with
a beautiful smile playing over her couutenance,
she held forth her hand to receive the ex
pected reward. She could not have been over
five years of age, and mus, have departed with
u good supply of pennies
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-30

The Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania. now in
session at Pittsburgh, the Harrlsburgi Tribune
saws, have decided the mo License Law of PEN
sylvania TO be unconstitutional. The law refer
ed the question. whether license should be gram
ted for the sale of intoxicating liquors, 10 tho
tiers of the respective townships of the State
A similar law in Delaware has been decided TO
be unc ms tional
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-30

NEW iNFINTIoN.-Mr.N y. $. Williams, Of
st. Louis, has invented u machine FOR break
ing. cleansing, and hacking flax. This
machine can BE- attended BY lwo children,
and 10 the work oftwclye or fifteen persons
by the Belgian mode of hand cleansing.-
The breaking is accomplished by solid
and polished east iron rollers, ribbed in Il
peculiar scrpeutiuc form. The flax then
passes to another part of the machine.
where it IS scutchcd, and thence through
cylindrical, spiral hackels, which prepares
il for tn" manufacturer. This machine
viii. doubtless, prove a source Of wealth
to the " eotern country, rs ii viii be to the
northwest what the cotton-gin IS to the
South. Flax properly rottod and clcans"d
is worth in Liverpool $3.50 to $500 tons.
These prices have been realized. and the
freight on q ton Of flax viii be but little
more than the freight on Il ton Of corn,
which, in Liverpool, viii only sell for 500
10 ~G0-the greater part of which has to
be paid for freight Many sections of tie
West produce flax equal TO any 9th r por-
ton of the globe. and the labor of prcpar-
it for the market, which. heretofore. has
been the principal obstacle TO its cutiya-
ton. being almost dispensed with; we doubt
not that, ere many years, flax will be an
important agricultural staple of the " est.
Gin. C0MAle rcjaI.
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A lady in Boston recovered twenty dollars
damages from dry goods merchant who. having
missed pair of gloves after she left his shop,
followed her AMI placed his hani upon her shout
DER telling her that he had missed the gloves and
requesting her to return. Before sho returned
tho gloves were found. She sued him for an
assault.