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II Mrs Swisshelm is in Washington city
writing letters 10 the New York TribGne and
her spirited paper the Pinsbnrs Visiter. She
makes some hard bits al the Southern mem
bers. She did not like the accommodations
of the ladies' gallery, and so applied 10 Mr.
Fillmore for a seat in the reporters gallery
This favor she received, and seems deli GIFTED
with her new and more convenient position.
She does not propose TO report as business,
but merely as pastime. A woman OF mere
vigorous intellect and more independent cha.
racter cannot be found in the country.
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A Compliment,

The Harrisburg correspondent of the Brad
ford Reporter, writing under date of the Goth
ult., pays the following compliment to the
Senator of broken pledges
"The Apportionment bill fell yesterday a
second time in tle Senate on lie vote, the
Speaker Withholding his vote, that he might
barter it for votes for his pet "Montour coun-
ty," to promote the interests of which he has
nrosi;tuted his vote on all occasions through
the entire session, and he has the coolness
10 ask the Legislature to endorse his treason
to his constituents BY passing this bill"
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New Yonx TEsrrMoNY.-Ai instance Q

New YoRk TEsTImoNY.-An instance Of
what is life in New York is given in repor.
of criminal trial in that city last week.
Judge Oakley said that witnesses there can
be procured to prove anything, and unless it
is admitted TO give evidence of their charac-
ter, there would be no safety for any man.
1t is to be presumed that such an opinion
does not come from an experienced Judge on
any but most satisfactory grounds. II is ap-
palling as to the dangerous degeneracy of
the great commercial emporium.
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DIED.

In Mifflinvtlle, Columbia co., on sthe 9th
ult., Elisabeth, daughter of James d. and Ma
ry Ann My aged years, months aud
2s days.
AT Buffalo, Union co., en- Fridaf 18th ult,
Robert Tanualsah NJ D., in the s7th year Of
his age.
In Danville, on Friday the 18th ult., Mrs,
Susanna g., wifi of Mr.. Michael B. Bow
doin, aged 31years.
AT his late residence, in Lower Merton
Montgomery county, or Tuesday, 1G,h ult.
Thomas Ashbrdge, Esq, formerly of Danville.
in the 69th year of his age.
At Foundryville on Monday of last week
John, son of James and Margaret Boyles, o.!
scarlet fever, aged about years.
AT the residence of her .son, Mr. joseph
Stackhouse, in Feundryville, on Friday, tha
18th ult., Mrs. Mary Staekhouse. aged about
SO years.
On the 23d March last, at Galveston, Tex
as, A. b. WILSON, formerly of WilkesOaFst,
aged 30 years.
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Labor ASSOCIATIONS.

The hands nmany Of the Americaii cities
have joined together in Associations and Pro-
teclive Unions, that they may reap. the full
reward Of their oil, and not have "a large
share Of their profits cote the employers to
be squandered in idleuess and extravaganza
The Journeymen lay their small capital to-
gether and start shop where they have one
OF their number engaged 10 sell their ware
at the lowest living prices, Their earnings
go together, and they all drawan equal per
centage from the profits. So far the system
has succeeded well, and the Associations
have declared good dividends Owing 10
the grea. number of mechanics who have
gone to California, the Union Companies
have also found ready market ior their
wares and the novelty of the enterprise has
attracted 10 their establishment very great
number of purchasers
y There is much in this plan that is COM
mendable and should be introduced more
Goaerally into business throughout the whole
land. We refer TO the too heavy profits
which employers and middemen in the cit
les extort from their hands They reduce
wages there TO the lowest sum that will keep
soul aud body together; taking, in many ca
ses, one half the price of an article for their
own profits. 1t is 10 remedy this evil that
these Labor Associations are formed, and if
the members OF them will only deal Justly
witheach other, they must soon accumulate
fortunes.
In the country towns there is not yet the
same necessity for such organizations. The
jouIneymen frequently makes more money
than the employer; and as the capital requi-
site TO start business is small an industrious
Journeyman will not long work for an en-
ployer at too low wages But many of our
large manufacturing establishments must be
conducted more economically. There must
not be more than twice as many superinten-
dants as there are hands, and the salaries
paid 10 an overseer must not be over six
times as large as the sum paid 10 hard-fis-
ted laborer. Those who have seen the ex-
travagance permitted at some of these es-
tablishments will understand what we mean.
We are no aSraran. We do not appeal
to passion or prejudice nor do we preach
an unreasonable crusade against Capital.
We know that Capital is necessary TO bust.
ness, and we complain not ic it reaps profits.
But when its profits are reasonably high
when they far exceed those of the hardy tolls
men, we ask that the ecapitalist shall be satis-
fled with his ''protection," and hold his
peace about being "ruined" When he is
living i'll offluence, we insist that he shall not
go about the country raising panics TO fright
en- people cut of eirpropriety.
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Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad d-Interestine
TO our Iron men--The President of the Penn
sylvania and Ohio Railroad Company has ad
vertised, at Pit'sburg, for 5000 tons of Iron
of the H. pattern, 1000 tons of which are to
be deliverad at Pittsburg and Beaver, before
the close of nanal navigation the presen,
year. This looks like going ahead. The
Pittsburg Post says none of the Pittsburg Rol.
ling Mills have machinery suited to max.
ing railroad lion. e
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Brigade Order-No.

- Brigade Inspectors Office,
Il berwick, April 30, 1850.
The First Battalion of the First Brigs
Ninth Division, P. NJ, commanded by Ma
B. S. Gilmore, are directed 10 hold thei'
nual battalion at Mifiiinville, on ~
Saturday, the 18th day Of Nay inst,
and all the organized companies beloGg
10 this battalion are required TO be armed
equipped for drill at that time and place
a.,...r ALSO,
The organized Volunteer Compa; isd
the I'd Bettalion of the same Brigade ar
quired to meet at Danville, on
Saturday, the 25th dag Of May INST,
for the purpose of holding their annual
talon. The companies are directed to
armed and equipped for drill
a-"f'iE N. SEELT,
- Brig. las lst Brig 9h
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Call in and See F!
MORE NEW GOODS.

The subscribers would invite the attention
of the public to their new stock of Sprlr
and Summer Goods which they have Just =
ceived. They have full aud general IA.
eortment of all such goods as are usual.
kept in 2 Country store, and will sell at th
iooE.33sr prices for good pay :.
Ladies can find i'll this assortment avHh
ty of
Ginghams, Lawns, LusIres and Berdnss
of almost any desirable style and pattern
I. For gentlemen, we can furnish
COATING, CASSlMERES,
Broad cloth and Summer cloth, and e'y
anything else that may be needed, incls
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Ced'
ware, Summer hats, sc.
..st MENDENHALI. & MENSCH.
Bloomsburg, May 1, 1850.
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MARRIED.

On Sunday evening, 14th ult., bi Rev. l..
Hamln. Mr.. Simon Brader, 10 Miss S. c..
Smethers, of Beach Haven. a
On Tuesday, 23d ult., byaRev. Mr.. Reese,
Mr. John Snyder, Jr. of Bloom township, TO
Miss Mary Ann Abbott, of Lime Ridge
On the 4th nit, by VIM. Kitchen. ESQ,
Mr. John Huntington Of Mahoniug township,
10 Miss Eleno, Lanegan, of Danville.
On the 9Th ul., by rhe same, Mr.. Thomas
ChiHneton, of Boston, Mass, 20 Miss Rosanna
Gray of Danyille.
On the 23d nlt, by the same, Mr. Henry
Muller, of Mifflinvlle, to Miss Susanna N,,n
kgesser, of Mifiiin township, Columbia county,
In Greenwood township, on the 18th ult,
BY Elder. S. s. Montgomery, Mr. Moses NJ
Henry, Ia. and Miss Sarah Ann, eldest daug
hter OF Eldr S. 7, Montgomery, all Of Colum-
5ia County.
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NeD Post-cGces.--The Postmaster General
has established the following new Post-off
ces in Pennsylvania Marlboro, Chester
Bayard Neilds + New Milltown, Lancaster
Levi Hooverj Sweet Valley, Luzeme, Barton
Moss; Port Providence, Montgomery, M
Shoemaker; Branch Dale, SchuykiD, D,
Lewis; Pitman, do, Samuel Miller; Bailey
Creek. Tioga, Vim. Lawrence: Mungo Park,
Washington, Geo. Atkins.
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r Poarer's Statue Of Eve.-The friends of
Hiram Powers, aud all the lovers of art,
will learn with regret that the great work of
our sculptor, Eve, which has soudo time
been expected in this country for Mr.. Preston,
of South Carolina, has been lost by ship
wreck off the Spanish coast We believe
it was considered the artists master piece by
his friends in Italy. Itwas largar than the
Greek Slave, though of life size
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VERY Pooh "A trihing sort of fellow in
one of our neighboring counties, not long
since, won the affections of the daughter oI
bluff, honest Dulchman OF. some wealth
On asking the old man for her: he opened
with romantic speech about his being a
'poor young man." &c. "Ya, ya," said the
old man, "I knows all apoutit: but yoa ish
a.lltile too poor--you has neider money MOI
character" t-s
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House of Representatives

Senate amendments TO House bill taken up
and acted on.
,Montour County BW.-Iu relation to this
bill, the Senate having refused to concur in
the House amendment, giving TO the people
of Columbia county, the decision of the mat
ter, the question recurred "Shall the House
insist on their amendment w which was de.
cidedin the affirmative, yeas 80; nays 80. {.
Atternoon Session.-rhe bill to extend the
charter of the Easton Bank came up on third
reading and passed'fnauy. Yeas SO, nay
35. y aafla alh NJ. .l.n. -
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David Sands, saysthe Emporium, who
escaped from the Gaol in Schuylkil county
a few nights since, with two other indivd-
uals, was arrested on Wednesday last at VIII
kesbarre, by Grayer Glassmire and another
young man of Pousville. While, on their
way down with him the following day, he
escaped from the stage, but was again taken
by VIM. Glassmire, on Friday, and safely
logged in Gaol.
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GUNSMITHING
IN BLOOMSBURG.
Thomas G.. Bomboy

Respectfully informs the public that he has
opened and arranged in good order
A GUNSMITH SHOP
at the Pennsylvania Hotel, in the lower par
OF Main Street, Bloomsburg, where he ~i
be ready TO furnish any kind of Firearms, in
good order and of approved Workmanship
He will also attend TO
Repairing and Cleaning Guns
aud will repair and make all kinds Of ligt
machinery, locks, &C., at moderate charge
Guns and Pistols on hand for sale.
Bloomsburg, May 2, 1885,
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The new pavement which is being laid in
the streets Of New York is to cost four doll.
ars and fifty cents per square yard. 1t has
,S,sae several layers Of sand and stones, the
,on .,oses icing large granite blocks. a
line of cobbls stones viii be laid bs;wesa the
granite stones, SO as 10 form 2 pavement 70
the horses to travel over, which is intended
to obviate the complaint about horses slipp
ing. ~
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" The following is the late decision of
the court in the matter OF the contested elect
ion in Danvile
Without going into the particulars Of. the
election, it is only necessary to remark, that
the manner in which the election was con
dncied and the disagreements Of the votes
polled with the returns, and the proof that
although the tally papers show only 4o6 votes
poled, yet JOHN WARE had 2l5 votes and F.
Ii TREGo 200 votes-being 9 more than on
the tally list-besides The parol evidence Civ
ell that some or of the voters did not vote
for Justice oftke Peaee-all combine 10 show
that there was such inequality in the returns
as to vitiate the election. Besides il is i'm
possible for the Court 10 determine who of
the candidates had a majority of legal votes
We, therefore, declare the election of JOHN
WARE as Justice Of the Peace, null and void,
and direct that another election for Justice Of
the Peace of the borough of Danville beheld,
on the 17th day Of May, A. D. 1850, to be
conducted in The mode and manner and by
the same officers and persons as the Consta-
bles' elections are held and conducted, and at
the same place.. and between the same hours
of the day as similar elections are held-and
it shall be the duty of the Constable of the
said borough to give notice in the manner
prescribed by law of the time and place of
holding said election.
By the Court of Common Pleas of Colum.
bia county. J. B. ANTHON Y President Judge.
Bloomsbury, April %, 1850.
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One of the greatest advantages of news.

One of the greatest advantages of anews.
paper in a family of children is constant
stimulus, which the factsahd statements it
contains, give, 10 the acquisition of histori-
cal, scientific and geographical knowledge.
Who, then, that is father will be SO penu-
rious, not to say unnatural, as to refuse the
tender objects of his affections and response
bility such an important aid to their advan-
cementl .a . s.-
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The Ba,taIions.

ourreaders will learn to-day that the an
nual battalion will be held this year at Milf
fiinville. The militia do not, under the pre-
sent law, go through the farce of training, and
OILY volunteer companies meet for parade
and drill. lI
Gingerbread will no doubt suffer some on
the 18th, and the bonnie lasses will come
down from the mountains decked as fair and
gay as the brightest day of the happy May
month.
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FIRE IN MILroN, PA.--On Monday of last
week dwelling occupied by Messrs. Law
renee and Montague, was destroyed by fire.
The papers speak in the highest terms of the
exertions of the ladies' of the borough, who
worked while the 'lords of creation" stood
gazing lstlessly on. ',.,f
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-05-02

U II is customary with some young ladies
TO divine future events by inspecting the sed-
iment in the bottom of breakfast cup,
and they actually build their hopes of getting
husband on no better grounds than those OF
tea or coffee.
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The Perfection Of Maehiuay-A, gigantic
steam hammer, the largest ever made in En-
gland, and weighing six tons, is being man
uiaciuredin in LiverpSol for an establishment
in New York. The machinery by which it
will be worked is brought to such perfection,
that thick bar ofiron can be sundered by
one. blow Of the hammer, or an egg placed
in wine glass can be Clipped at the top,
without breaking the glass
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The Dela,sars Bridge COmpanu M.

The Dela,care Bridge Company ny.-The Man
ayers of the Easton Delaware Bridge Com.
pany, on the lst inst, declared Dividend Of
$40 per share on the capital stock Tor the last
six monthes. A divend of $50 per aunum
on stock that originally cost 500 share, is
doing pretty good business. II pays better
than United States Bank stock
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~ very maglignant kud of fever pre-
walls in Schuylkill county. Ii is fatal in
most cases and the characteristics are, infia.
nation attacks the brain and bowels TO-
geiher, and in children an erysipelas erupt-
ion shows ITSELF 1t seems TO defy by its OBJ
stinacy, all the skill of medical science.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-05-02

New EpIppMc.--Itis is stated that marriage
has assumed the shape Of yiolert epidmic
at Wilmington, Delaware, and that one min
lister alone pocketed something like one hun.
dted dollars fofsadjusting the "yoke matri.
monial, U u few days SINCE. u8
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-05-02

Rev. Milton c. Lightner, now Of Manay-
unk, and formerly of Danville, in this coun-
ty, has received an invitation 10 take charge
of the Episcopal Church of Reading, Pa =
Rev. MIR Alleman, also formerly of Dan.
vile, has now charge of the Lutheran con-
gr.gaticn of Lewisburg, Pa
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Dicorees IN Carbon County.-At the late
term ofthe Court held at Mauch Chunk, no
less than four wives, to wit: Helena Kring,
Eliza hummeI, Catharine Cole, and catha-
rina Letter, obtained decrees ofdiyorce from
tieir respective husbands. Z
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-05-02

We are under renewed obligations to Hons.
Lewis Cass, Thomas H.. Benton. Thos Ross,
George w. Jones, and Mr.. A. ]. Glossbrel,-
Ler, of Washington, and Messrs. Fortner, J
s Rhey, J. S. M'Galmout, and 6. w. Jackson
of Harrisburg, for their friendly missiyes
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II The present British Minister, HENRY
LYToN BULwER, nets salary, house rent in
elusive, of $4,000 per annum, precisely the
sum paid, per annum TO the President OF the
United States. -
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Notice.

I All persons having accounts or dcm.!
against Matthias Kline, of Orange towns
are requested 10 make them kna@n II
Immediately; and all indebted 70 aI
make payment for such indebtedness q:
without further notice. 13.
s4.a4 /, ae. HIRAM r. kim
Committee Of Matthias 81,
Orange tsp, April 80, 1850. ss
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w Shall help YOU to some of the TOM
atus-sus? inquired young exquisite OF a
physician. "No, sir, I thank you," replied
the learned savan: "but III trouble you for
some of the Patatussus, if you please" 1t
said that the young man never mentioned
s'Tomatus-sus" again,
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The Philadelphia u s Mint-We learn b,

The Philadelphia U, s Mint-We learn BY
the last numker of Bcknells Reporter, that
Improvements are now in progress at the
Mint, in the City of Philadelphia, by which,
when completed, that institution will be able
TO coin, when worked TO its full capacity, al
least So, ,5Oo,OO per month, or forty-two mill
ions of dollars per annum.
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Prof Webster's Laboratory is now exhib.
tied as apublc show, at twelve and hal!
cents admission Mr.. Liule.asleld, it is said
is the gamer by this Gaestionably decent op
Grafton, ior rs ockets the receipts. .
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Damage. for Slander.-ln the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, Boston, Thomas G. Atkins,
shopkeeper, has been mulcted in the sum OF
one thousand dollars, for slanderous words a
gainst Charles II. Wigglesworth, young
man formerly in his employ.
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Road Taxes<

The making and reppiring Of the roads in
Blythe township Schuylkill county, have
been let 10 contractors by public outcry mn
der the new law for Si225; the annual cost
in the old way exceeded $4coo!!
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Cannibdiism 10 the Minnesota
Pioneer, the Chippewa or Mu skieo Indians,
who live in the northeastern part of that terri
tory, are in such destitute condition as to
die or eat their fellows, unless they get aid.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-05-02

Gen. VIM. T. Rogers, of Bucks county, is
recommended by correspondent of the Pen
sylvanian, as "a candidate for Surveyor Gen.
eral, subject TO the decision of the Williams
port Convention"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-05-02

EySJoJ's Question, in the 3sth chapter S5lh
verse, "Can,st thou send lightnings that they
may so and say unto thee, here we are ?" is
no longer problem. The telegraphic light
nings says great deal more.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-05-02

8 Chagses an Americr City,-The Americans
at Chagres have constructed their municipal
government, aud have elected Capt M. K
Taylor, formerly Of Baltimore, Mayor.
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Militury Election.

Atthe Election held on Saturday last, for
Colonel, Lieut. Colonel and Majors, in the
list Regiment, ist Brigade, 9Th Division,P. M.
comprising the First Troop Schuylkill Coun-
Ity Cavalry, Minersville Artillery, Washing
ton Artillery, National Light Infantry, SCOTS
St. Clair Infantry, and Washington Yeagers,
the follng named gentlemen were elected, to
wit:
Splaael-JAMEs NAGLE.
Lieut.. Col--oiHNiEL De FoREsr. - w
Major, Isl Battalion-J. MAcoMB WErHER-
Ill. sg
Major ed Battalion--JoHs w, WILLIAMS.
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Richmond, April 26.
The vote in favor of calling Convention
o reform the Constitution is very large. Tho
Democrats gained one member in Petersburg
and one in Norfolk county. The polls in
this city were kept open lhreedays..
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a The Democratic County Convent

u The Democratic County Convention
of Chester county, met on Monday last, and
elected DIR. Wilmer Worthington, Major Nc.
veagh, John Hickman and VIM Wheeler,
delegates to the State Convention, under in.
structions 10 support Nimrod Strickland, OF
that county, for Canal Commissioners.
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We invite attention TO Mr. Bomboy's ad-
vertisement in another column. An estab.
itshmert for repairing guns has been very
much needed in our town for some time
past. wcpI y r ~ sse g
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Senate.

afternoon Session.The Senate again refused
TO concur IN thu House amendment to the
bill erecting the new county Mohtour, which
gives the decision of the question 10 the peo-
pie. Yeas9, nays 10.
The consideration of the Revenue Bill was
resumed, and passed sscend reading. Ad.
journed - ,. .4
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A miner at the NaHticoke coal mines was
SO severely injured last week by being press
ed between twocars as they came in eontacl
that he has since died ,f-,s
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b n The Doctor who operates foI eataya cts
is q going up to Buffalo, to see if he can't do
something for the Niagara.
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John B. Guthrie, Esq. of Pttsburg is nam
ed in the "Post" of that city, as Candidate
for Auditor General.
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iss Inthe Senate on last Tuesday a, bill rela.
ting to the capital stock of the Bank of Dam
vile passed fiual reading. We have no,
learned the psiure Of tha bill
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In the case of Ashton vs. Cool, tried in our
CT urt last week, the jury returned verdict
in favor Of the plaintiff, for 6 cents damages
and 6 cents costs.
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tB- d gentleman looking at his watch, af.
ter midnight cried. ut is tomorrow morniug
| must bid you good night .