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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-12
TsiSt OF Jurors
For april Term, 1916
Grand Jurors.

Bloom-Ephraim Lulz Samuel Har
man
Briercreek John Hill Robert McCurdy
John Rush
CaWawissa-Lewis Yellcr
Derry-W William Carnahan
Frank John Noughl
Jdckson-G George AIIrger
Limestone John S. Dye
Libcrly William Dale
Mlillin-John Grover Christian Shu
Imam
Mahonng-John RusSel Eli Wilson
John G Thompson
Nj. PleasanI-W lillian Miller David Viz
Ter
Montour-Jancs Barton John Richards
David Clark
MadiSoa-Benjamn Winleisleen
Orange John Grouse
Roaringcreek John Davis
TRITERS JURORS-Jan. l845
BloOm-Eli Criveling
Briercreek- William McMicbael NJ. W.
Jnlusonlohu + Davis Frederick NeiceIy
Cauawawissa--Jesse Monroe John Ri
ter jr
Derry-Neal Mccoy John BIee jacob
Sedle Peter Shuliz
Franklin john Low John Mench George
Mears
Hemock- Robert Moore.
imts'one-Slephcn Ballet Samuel
Caldwell Philip Runyan John Flood. o.
Mahoning-WIlliam Schuyler Corae'ue
|CorneIison
Madlson--Thomas Barber Jacob Demou
Jacob DreizelpIce John KetnPr
Mt. Pleaeant-JOhn Ii VandersIice
William Kelley
Orange A5ner We!sch
Roarlngcreek Daniel Lerau Sabasune
Hover Nathan Driesbach SoIoman Feler
man
Sngarloaf- Samuel Roam Benjamin
Cole
Valley-JacoJ Sidcr Andrew ChiIdS
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DR.. L7YNES TONIC VERMIFUGE


Which is perfectly safe and so pIeanant that
children will not refuse to take it. 1t eilcctually
destroys worms: neutrazes acidiiy or sourness Of
the stOmachj increases appetite and acts MS gene
raj and permanent Tonic and is therefore exceed
ngly beneficial in Intermittent andRemttent fevers
and indigestion; DC aud is a certain and permanent
cure for the leverand ague.
DIR. JAYNE'S SANATlVE PILLS.
They may be taken at all times and in
most diseases-ln l0Aammaory, intermit
liant, Rcmiuenl, Billous, and every other
torn of Fever Jaundice and Liver Com
plant. For Dyspepsia they are really an
Invaluable article, gradually changing the
Affiliated secretious Of the stomach and liver,
and producing healthy action in those i'm
por!ant organs. They ale very valuable
or diseases Of the Skin, aud for what is
commOnIy called 'lmpuri,y Of the blood;
also for Female Complaints, Cosliveuess
&C., and in fact every disease where an
APPARENT, Alternative, or Purgative Medicine
may be required
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
1t always cures Asthma-two or three
large doses HiII cure the Group or Hives t
Children, in from fifteen minutes to an
hours time. Ii Immediately subdues The
violence Of Hopping Cough, and effects a
speedy cure. Hundreds who Rave beer
gwen up by their physicians as incurrabIe
with Consumption have been resoreGt
perfect health by il.
In fact. as remedy in Pulmonary Dis
eases, no medicine has ever obtained q
higheror more deserved reputation.
eCJ@The above Medicine are all for sale
at the store of JOHN r. MOYER,
BlOomsburg. 36
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THE FAMILY NEWSPAPER
AND FIRESIDE FRIEND.
Neutral in Politics and Relivion
NEW YEAR.
No@ IS The uery nick Of lime 10 subscribe
for the NaC lear lSl5
THE PHILADELPHIA
ATURDAY COU RTE IL
MN The largest Subscription List in
The Marta.
TO NEW SuRSCRlRERS.

For the purpose of facilitating the formation Of
Clus, Of NEW OLD subscribers not in arrears we
herbthe following
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ADn'. eBe0gyaae's
FAMILY IwETICIN rs.
ARYNES MAIR TONIC.

This flair Tonic has produced beautiful New
Hair in the heads of hundreds who had been bald
ior years 1t also purfcs the head from Dandrull
Cures diseases Of the scolp--PwecUes the hair
from falling of or bscomiug permanently gray
.LAYNEp.S CARlIIMA7IVE BAL.
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SURVEYING COMPASSES
MARBLE YARD.

The subscribers have established at the
above place, new Marble YARD,
and will always be ready, at The shortest
notice, TO furnish to order,
MONUMENTS, TOMB T.4BLES.
TOME STONES, HE,AR7H-
J4MBS M,RN1LES,P PANT
STONES, MULLERS, sc.
or any other work in their line. They are
also prepared to furnish WINDOW CAPS
and SlhLS, DOOR SlLLS and STEPS,
Sc either of Ma. BILE, Lime or any kind OF
stone tha, can be procured in tins vicinity.
FP Having had considerable experience
in the business, they pledge their work tc
be executed in as handsome style as can
be furnished from any yard either in the
city or country; and on as reasonable terms
ARMSTRONG g. HUGHES.
Bloomsburg, Nov. 3, l843. ly-28
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CLOCK n WATCH
MAKING,

GU SRAWJS o SlEUltG2Z9
ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens .
Il D Columbia county, md the public generally
IA "a has located himseIn In B0omsburg0n an Main
street opposite 81. Paul's Church, whcfo be has
opened shop, and isnOw ready and prepared to
receive aud execute oil work in his line oi business
"iIh dispatch and IN worbnanllkc manner.
clocks & watches
of the best quality can be had at bis establishment
on very reasonable term.
REPAIRING & CLEANING
will be done to the satisfaction of the customer, as
well of Clocks and Watches as Of Jewesy, aud be
will further, warrant his work to be exc'uel as
well as any in this section of the STATE. lie VII
also make to order
SURVEYING C0MPASSES
or pocket, and in short, will do oil othcrwork psu
ally done in a well regulated respectable eslablisl
ment. lie hopes by strict attention TO busne'
and desire to please, TO lccoive liberal share
patronage. Country Produce taken in paymeI
for work at the market prices.
BlOomsburg, November s. lS44----30t
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N4NI.

IS certain, safe and ciIecun remedy for Dys
cntery DanhGa or loosonesS, cholera morbussum-
ncr complaint, collie; gripping pains; sour stomach
sick and nervous headach, heartburn, walcrbra5h
pain or sckners Of the stomach; vomiting; splitting
mp of food after eating and also where It pa,ac'
through the body unchanged want of appetite
restessness and inability to sleep; wind in the sto
mach and bowels; cramp; nervous tremors anc
wilchngs; seasckness fainting,l melancholy anC
Iowness Of spirits, fretting and crying Of infants
and for all bowel affections aud nervous diseases.
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
City Intelligence.

Police OMce.-EscAPE FROM WArcHHousE -
Two young brought into the Watch-house,
last night, Tor stealing but this morning they
to be found How they got out, where they got out
is mystery, yet unexplained, and probably will
tinue to be mystery.
A BLACK JoKE-STEALIyG FLoUR-A negro, named Joe
Dandy employed cartman at the loot Of Cedar street.
take couple OF barrels Of -four for him to No 81 Cross
street. and the carman glad OF job loaded the -four into
his cart and took it to No 81 Cross street. where he
paid by the negro and drove off Joe then went round
try to sell the flour, and while SO engaged met NJ P.
Reynolds who satisfied that the -four stolen and
took him to the Station House, and from thence to the
Police Office. 1t subsequently appeared that the -four
mad no sort OF right title to it. He fully committed
ARREST or RoTER "A man nsmsd Patrick Kave was
held to bail at the Upper Pece Oce for assault and
battery upon Mr. Harrio of the inspectors of elec
TONS at the Spring election, and for being engaged in
riot there He was held to bail in the sum OF $1,000.
Several daring arrests of vagabonds in beastly state
Of intoxcaon, and starving thieves, made by the
NJ Ps in the OF the day greatly the consterDa
I'd ermen of the old police officers who all
taken aback at the superior tact Of their rivals
They took down their own prisoners.
C0r0ner's OMce.-The Coroner was summoned to
hold inquest at No. l23 Mott street. upon the body Of
named James Condry 80 years of age, who died at
the above place last night Deceased had been employed
in the iron works. at Bloomingdale. He an intem
Perate What the of death could net be
ascertaned the inquest could not be got at in the
Coroner Office in consequence of the door being closed
at O'Clock, when the Court of Sessions adjourned.
Whether the Coroner summoned to hold any
other inquest is also matter not within the reporters
knowledge, for the above reason.
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
Special Sessions.

Befere the Recorder and two Aldermen.
FRrpAY.- Counsellor HUNTS Hat Case.-Dsniel Kelly
placed the Der charge OF stealing hat from
Henry Turner The complainant testified that the hat
Yesterday The prisoner boarded in the same house with
the complainant.
aG % to the s Pge es
dialogue ensued =
HyNr-Now, Mr. Turner. was not the prisoner intoxi.
Gated when you found the hat 4
REcoRDER-Mr Hurt-Mr Hunt, you had better let the
prisoner tell his own story, think.
f,r this man. and have attended to his all along
REcoRpER-Mr. Hunt, are you counsellor attor
HuSr embarrassed 0-Yes. sir
RxcoRDHR Which, sir 2 Counsellor, or Attorney
HuNr-Both. sir
REconpxR-Have you been admitted in the Supreme
Court, Court of Common Pleas
HUSr-Commen Pleas.
REcoRpER-Ah very well, SIR, if that is the you
that person who has not been admitted counsellor
Attorney in the Supreme or Court of Common Pleas,
practise in this Court and to enforce the rule
rgidly Have you any witnesses for the defence, sir
HUNT-Yes, sir Mr. Hodges.
MIR. HopGEs, proprietor of the Clinton Hotel stood up,
and asked BY Mr. Hunt if he knew the character Of
he accused.
believe account of improper conduct we had strong
suspicious Of his honesty but could not prove anything
against him. There was some silver missed when he
went. (Laughter)
REcoRDEReHave you any more witness for the Defence
Mr.. Hunt7 (Roars Of laughter)
respectable witness then testified that he had known the
defendant for time, and that he possessed good
character.
Hunt contended that Kelly took the hat in drunken
rolic intending return it, and leaving his hat instead
The Court thought five days in the city prison would be
about right, and chalked him down fer that time
Fining Custom House Officer r-Archbad Roane, a
Custom House Officer, convicted Of assault and
battery upon cartman named c. B. B. Jacobson, on
board of ship Of which he had the charge Tha cartman
came for bale of goods which had been promised him
to cart to the public store but was given to some
other person. and high words ensued when the assault
was committed. The Court imposed fine of $40. Ad.
journed.
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
Common Pleai.
Before Judge Ingraham

JAN. THE People, &c. James @. Uners-In this
case already reported the jury rendered verdict for the
plaintiff of $500 the bond and cents damages and
cents costs.
Patrick Trooornsy, u.s. WIiiom Hockman.-.qssauh and
Bary-It appeared that about the l4th Of septem
Der last, plaintiff in attempting to get on board defen.
dants boat, The Visitor" was showed overheard BY
plaintiff with aize 1t was shown on the part OF the
defence that plaintiff repeatedly told that if he per-
sisted in attempting to get board defendant would
sist the attempt Verdict for defendant Frederick Dih
BILE for plaintiff r. Flannagan for defendant
Patrick Murphy va. .qndrew Needy.-Acton OF eject
mentt appeared that the plaintiff leased premises su
the Of Read and Delaney streets OF
named Peter McCah possession to be given at date
subsequent to the lease In the interim McCsh let
premises to defendant, who occupies them
and refuses to give plaintiff admission to effect which
present is brought Verdict for the plaintiff sub
ject to the opinion of the court in case to be made
James Ksarney VS.. Hugh Coll ct ai.-This was al
action brought to the balance Of an account
amounting $2Ol IL appeared that plaintiff had sold
the deendsn fifty casks Of spirits Of turpentne, OF the
value of $7Ol a. $500 Of which Is allowed TO be paid 10
the remainder present suit is brought A. no de
fence entered into. the jury rendered verdict for
plaintiff Of $204 23 including interest.
Before Judge Ulshoefer.
Shamrock Benepolent Society Collins case, re
ported yesterdays Herald, was resumed. The Court
charged at o'co k Verdict for plaintiff, (who valves
retuin SIS damages and cents costs; end they value
the property repevined at S6 and that not repevned
SIS.
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
Troy.
Correspondence OF the Heraldl
Troy, Feb. 3, lS45.

Troy, Feb. 3, lS45.
Hanging a Man-His last Words MoDft, &C.
perceive, In looking over the columns OF your
instructive paper Of Saturday, under the hend Of
"Personal Movements" the statement that Miller,
the murderer of West, who was sentenced to be
hung in our city on the 2Sth ult., was hung in Al
bany. This is mistake. He was hung within
the limits of the Troy Jail. You will allow me to
give you brief statement of the facts. He Mil
er," was in great agony of mind all that part Of
the day he was permitted to live but when
placed upon the gallows manifested considerable
composure At about Is minutes to three O'clock
Mr.. Reynolds, the Sheriff, "who, by the way, per-
formed his trying duties most nobly," drew out
his watch, and finding. that ne had given hum as
long time he possibly could, said to Miller
5" William, (that being his christian name,) you
have just one minute longer to live. II you are
guilty, we wish 10 have you confess 1t, and II you
are not, we wish TO have you say so!' He In
stantly replied, g | am innocent OF the charge -
and Immediately the peg, which sustained the
seven 90 pound weights, was knocked out, and ne
was launched torth-it may be with a lie in his
mouth-upon the broad ocean of eternity. The
Catholics having made arrangements for his body,
he was to have been carried to their church in the
lower part of the city, but the Rev. Mr.. Haver-
man, their priest, finding immense crowd in
and about church, deemed it imprudent to enter
the church with the body; he, therefore, turned,
and had it carried to the Catholic burying ground,
where it was safely deposited in a vault.
Maffit, the celebrated Methodist, has been
astonishing the natives tor the last week or two,
with nightly harangues. He got one hundred dol
lars week. Elder Knapp has arrived in the city,
| close In haste promising 70 write you again, ii
there is any thing new. Yours, &c. ]. P. M.
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
Court CaIendar-This Day
SUPREME covnr-44, 4e so, "a, So 81, s7to77, 70 to

The CoMET.-The Comet, which after beng
visible to US a few days, is now expiring IN the
southwest has been in mech greater briliancy by
onr Southern neighbors gentleman of this city re
siding at Martinique, wv. ~ about fourteen degrees
North OF the Equator informs us that this comet was
ticed there long the last day Of ls44 On the
I'd Of January at p M the comet appeared about ten
degrees high, w. by 8. The tail was eight or ter
degrees ong and the nucleus brilliant as star Of
the third magnitude.
The observations made in this country the place Of
this comet will doubtless he sufficient to determine is
elements. But earlier and longer continued observations
have unquestonaby been secured at some of the obse
va.ories south OF the Equator Hapen Herald, Fec
The New York herald., 1845-02-08

METHIN NEW
SPALDIN4 CO. manufacturing. under Letters Patent
granted by the United States improved Friction Match
TO BURN WITHOUT BRIMSTONE.
They now offer for saA on very reasonable terms,
TWENTY THOUSAND CROSS
in lots to suit purchasers.
THESE MATCHES
highly approved Of and recommended for family
physicians and chemists Of the absence OF sui
phur their manufacture the fumes Of which disagree
able and deeerous all and particularly injurious
having weak lungs or delicate constitutions
They particularly recommended the attention of ship
pe they have been taken on long voyage: and ex
For sale by the principal Druggists and Grocers in the city
Orders left ShepaId Bookstore 1911 Broadway their
Office, l61 Bleccker street.
jal4 lm&m SPALDING & CO.
The New York herald., 1845-02-08

Destructive FIRE,-The barn OF James Rider,
destroyed by fire on Friday together with five horses
four head OF cattle twenty Ave tons of hay his whole
crop of wheat rye, oats and corn two new wagons
harness. farming utensils, &c Loss about 50 900.
The New York herald., 1845-02-08

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR, Feb. l.-NKw
Yoax CIrr-Wm. Halsted and Andrew j. walker in
spsotors Of domestic distilled spirits reappointments
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
BALLS, PARTIES, NEW YEARS FESTIVE
TIES Nc

HOSE gentlemen who intend enjoying the atves Of the
requested to examine rich and asort
Of fashionable SCARFs CRAvAr DREss Gloves &c,
received by late arrivals from Paris and London The
Of the above articles have been selected with great
aenton and well calculated give satisfaction gentle
Of and fashion The subscribers would call the an
sad vel selected assortment Of the follow goods Linen and
the form o Wearer Silk, Merno Lambs Wool Flannel
and Bucbskn Shirts and Dwe Velvet Cashmere and other
Gnyst and Scarf Stocks Riding Belts fstsp. ELASTIC shoulder
YER aud Goat Skin Gloves &C. Gentlemen desiring
the above articles will be end them suit their taste
At the old establishment of PARSELLS < AGATE,
ms Broad dTay sorue of Park Place.
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
HAVE YOU A COUGH

no neglect it. Thousands have premature death
- for the want of little attention a common cold
HAVE YOU COUGHl-Dr. Jayne's Expecorant, safe
medical prescription containing drugs and used
an extensive practice for several will most positively
consumption which annually into the hundreds
OF the young the old the fair, the lovely and the
Have coughiBe persuaded purchase bottle of he
>Hpectorant to-day.to.monow nav be too late:
Have coughRJayne r. is the only remedy
should take to you; for npan that
Of the thousand where M used has failed
lieve
Prepared and sold by Dr. Jayne % South Third Phi
ladephia Sold by the agents, A. b. D. Sands, Druggists
No . Fulton street. 23 Broadway and II East Broadway
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
COLORED PAPER AND FANCY PAPER
RnYES

A F. DODEN respectfully informs his friends and the
n public that he CONTINUES manufacture Colored PaIer
and Fancy Paper Boxes varieties the old stand Of the
la firm of Blanc Boden, Fulton Of Gold street ne
fully determined manufacture article and to
the prices satisfy his customers Orders Will be
punctuai ily attended to.
BA good Of apsrs and Fancy Paper
Boxes always on hand ja30 2msec
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
FRENCH LANGUAGE ON THE ROBERT
SONIAN METHOD

SONIAN METHOD.
A NEW Of % 10 fsns hs & fefSSrs SM 3 & M
BuissoS A. f % Lson.Id @ I commencing on Monday
a instant os0s. PM This well nHya
I. he their s
ra F1snsh Il ior NUMBER
school and for The past year a O. Le Rows collegiate
ssnsme" both in rsSard to qua6eson and character All
ino5macn in hemeanme may be obtained at his residence
New Course for Lade, will be opened the day.
Mn rslsfOrss. French Con. q. Porter. B.M5slaga M
S;::;; :! Fs:I s:,;:: lam. i
II :;:!: s Nelly ".'.f s=:,.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
THE UNDERsIuNEp have formed Copartnershipt carry
S 5 OF ses hGys"
date from 23d December last
ROSWELL L. COLT, Jr.
New York, Ist February, lsi5.
DAWSON 81 COLT,
Having taken The sIse and s9mmodous premises Of Ms'r.
he eIy for he Curing Packing and smoking q ali ind.
and ,?et Of he psoc toy % this
r Is and r,ps
'r,, ~ Sa$F f:ss $s sos4Gos
Markell e; Ss: Ss' 'sSss '.s$ hDD:
Ss:;i S:i.; smoked '''' SsssA!s; !;
Y essf d6,% 6s cs s%S.ss .%s. and sssoa DO 90
d pickle II kegs or bs Lard city rendered s"pr atty
care and ds.psieS and ali articles parchsssd from will
I Sy READ p Of ss Sn
or at the premises. 7s Sullivan street. II 6tsec
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
RINGS VERBENA CREAM.

~ H. RING, original inventor and sole proprietor OF
W this justly celebrated compound for shaving has at length
brought that perfect poir Of pcr beyond which II
impossible to transcend There was Shaving Cream
preparation reached the niche or fame that Rings Verbena
Cam" has has Shaving Soap received the spontane
States has for carried the palm At the American
Insu'e Fait has erguphed hundred and limitations
and counreits The verbena Cream allowed by judges
(who that have beard to be the most pene!rang
lshegving and the most delicious
ly scented Soap knowneaving the SKIN As soft as down. and
smooth aladys flat unlike the most OF other kinds
which all know leave rednsss, ,mang scabby chin. Il ,s
warranted sive entire satisfaction, and to preserve ITS ch
qualities in climate and not to shrink as formerly when
6nt introduced since which e. H. Ring has by experiments
made a discovery that entirely prevents i. =,
Ring, 3s2 proome street nearly opposite Centre MARKET IL
also sold At manufacturer BY Hayand kesse Co ~
Maiden Lane James g. Aspnws &c William street and
ra by most Drug and Fancy throughout the United
States.
The directions every pot signed c. H. Rips w,.h9u'
C0HRioo Hhds PRIME New ORLEANS Sugar for sale in los
~ TO suif By T.. X. COLLANp - W.,
toosa ~ bou0 sues1
The New York herald., 1845-02-08

Destructive Fms IN BAnTIMoRR-The candle
manuiactury of Hancock a. Mann, in Baltimore,
wa, destroyed by fire Monday night II insured
franklin Insurance Company, of Philadelphia 81 600 on
stock, and 1000 in the spring Garden once OF Phi
ladephia.
The New York herald., 1845-02-08

EOR SALE-A Saw and Grst Mill, with large workshop
attached which applied about horse power, from
e: VIII IN
Each.er miles from New York. and from the Hsrlsm T
jsl2 lmsec PETER j. SHEANWOOD.
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
TO LET.

THE four story bfick building No. ss Anthony street
@ II being 90 feet BY 2s and Broadway would b.
Military Drill Rooms For particulars inoure OF D. ID
IDESON, No. 20 Anthony street. f f6 3tsm
The New York herald., 1845-02-08

DE COkbl1T may BE- consutsd con6dcntally At his Of
respectfully informed that Dr. Corb member Of The
Unve Of the City New York. and that he has exclusive
confined his practice from being general the
certain CLASSES o diseases tlow eleven the city
medicine do not record ster thsn to r. II;
Actce The Doctor cautions the unorunas against uss
ue in few days removed enay from the syssem that
udcously treated by person legally qualified and
by prsende quack several Of them in his
city Persons afflicted with protracted and
eed not dspor Of being restored health by applying Dr.
Corbtt practice Of many yea has established the Docto
Doctors profound attsntou medicine may be had 70 prs
yeut a certain disease in of u forms. d22 Sms
The New York herald., 1845-02-08
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND,
TILE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

TO the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Daily Newspaper-puk
hed every of the year except New Years Day and Fourth
ofJuy Price cents copy-or 81 per annupos.es
paid--cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-pubhshed every saturda,
nornng-prce eh per copy or - u pcr annumpost
ages paid cash in advance.
ADV vEKTISERS informed that The circuI,,;o~ of the
Herald is over THiHTY-FlVE THOUSAND and increaxne
ss ha; the tdyxsM ei,euaticn Of any paper city
S y; VI. CITY or country Price, moderatecash advance
TN INC OF all kinds executed at the moderate price
and ~ the most elegant style. r'
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
RsoPsIHreH or THE HERALD Esr ABLIsHMEN1,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
The New York herald., 1845-02-08

NHEAPEST AND BEST.-Red Ash COAL at j. Weeks
~ Yard 256 Elizabeth st. All under sheds, dry screened
and delivered A clean an e any gsIt Of The city, the low
Orders received by City Despatch Store corner Houston and
Elizabeth ss and at the Yard 256 Elizabeth Beecker
jl8 lmsrc JACOB WEEKS,
The New York herald., 1845-02-08

DISOOV 7.
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which will
change e hair 70 its original color in few minutes This
preceding all others 1t highly ecaous and the
growth.
Those who doubt its virtues requested hA
changed before paying their II humbugs would
One trial wEl prove the fact.
Sold Wholesale and RETAIL and applied No 5Chaham It,
opposite the Hall Of Records, New York mp stairs,
ia7 lmsYc