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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-07

BEFORE Judge Ulsh0ener.
MARCH 6.-WaIss vs. Erving.-l this case, already
ced the Jury rendered verdict for plaintiff tf $25
6 cents costs.
james II. Ray WiHiam Wills This was an action
brought upon pronissory note for $25 26 dated 23d
August last 1t Is brought by the plaintiff who IL the
third endorser, against defendant who is first endorser
Defendant moved for nonsui the ground that the
ce Of protest sent to his place business whereas
ought have been left at his place of residence. The
Court overruled and defendant then showed that the
cote in suit the last of two renewals Of
which usury had been taken. The Court charged that
the Jury considered that Nsury had been charged tn,
drt note, plaintiffs action was spurious and they must
find for defendant. The Jury rendered verdict accord
ingly.
James H. Brepstsr Thomas b Oliver-This was an
action of assumpsit brought upon guaranty appear
ed that James Oliver son of the defendant entered into
guaranty with plaintiff by which he agreed TO give
Rockaway valued at $780, aud $50 In casn, in exchange
tor second hand wagon and sorrel horse all Of which
to be delivered Eve weeks after the completion
the bargain. The defendant exhibited his signature
this guaranty surety for his son. and the latter ha
wing complied with the terms therso suit brought
aganst defendant. For defence commended that
Rockaway worth about $780, had been delivered the
plaintiff which than equivalen, 10 the value OF
the wagon and horse the latter having shown to b.
unsound and subject to what is technically called the
blind stsggers &C., and also that plaintiff had full
allied his part Of the agreement defendant and his
discharged from all further responsibility under the
guaranty. Adjourned over
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-07

CANADA.-We have Montreal papers Of the 9th
ult. In one Of them we find the following para
graph:-
"On Tuesday night the Government brought in pro.
position, the precise nature Of which will in
next for appropratng the Of 900 10 the compen
sation Of losses BY the late rebellion in Upper Cansda
After long debate which, by adjournment extended into
last night, carried by OF 4s to 81 Amend
msnts, severally moved by MIR. Lafontaine, and Mr..
Macdonald. were negstivsd by similar msjorities.'
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Superior Court.

Before Judge Vsnderpoel.
MARCH 6-Owen vs Bancrcft-The Jury in this case
already noticed, will render sealed verdict this fore
John Cromer Us. ~. S. butcher and NathonieI Moore
This was an action on note, which made payable
the order OF parties named Yorks and Munson and
endorsed by defendants. The note got into plaintiffs
possession by endorsement-the amount $sl6 a.. The
defence put in that defendants, who were partners
had dssov and therefore he conformity
Plaintiff rtoined that the dealing took place previous 10
the dissolution of partnership Verdict for plaintiff full
amount with interest from date May 9th 1874
Before Judge Oakley.
Hayes and Mdgrah Rockwell ct aLThe Jury in this
case, already noticed, rendered verdict for plaintiffs
$202 S.
Henrietta B. Edss "a L. Pickering.-This action
TO damages breach Of contract Il appeared
part of plaintiff that the Let November last the
defendant took in boarding heuse kept by plain
tif at $50 Broadway for himself and family, for which,
together with board he agreed to pay $50 week. and
continue through the winter. Having left a month be
tore the expiration Of the term agreed upon action il
broughtto recover. Verdict for attendant
90 The trial calendar of this Court has been disposed
Of for the term which may be attributed to the active
business like habits of the judges, who held double
Court since the commencement Of the term. There are
one hundred the argument calendar. The term
commences on Monday. The law Courts are driving
heavy business
Court Calendar-Thls Day.
Coszor PLEAs-ls, %, 70, 81, 40, 49, IL, L. 10, "a,
SO, ~. = -
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The MissrSs PAokETs.-All hopes Of ever again
seeing the packet ships United States and England,
seem now to be abandoned by the public. The
United States has been l0l days at sea, and the
England 80, periods of unparalleled length for
packets to be absent. They nayyet be afioat, and
we may see them again, but we sincerely regret
10 say that the chances are against them. We
cling to hope to the last, knowing that the ships
we're among the strongest ever built, and the cap
tains among the most skifu Of navga,ors. We,
however, take them from our LIST of "packe,s to
arrive"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-07

INTERESTING FROM CuRAcoA.-We learn by the
Warren at Philadelphia, from Curacao, that the
American Consul at that port had succeeded in
having the tonnage duty taken OF the whale ships
that may touch at that place. We also learn that
the whaen may ship their oils direct to the United
States free Of duty. Should sales, however, be
made at Curacao, duty Of ten per cent will be re
CURED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-07

VINO VIII d0ubt the e!heacy o. that grcat
remedy Folkers Olosaonian AllHaing Basam Il is not
pretended tn will raise the dead e but its
Asthma lcciplen Consumpon long col tinued Coughs,
gus diseases Of the Lungs for which i recommended ha.
been unparalleled and justly entities great
remedy il has been Introduced but short time public
ce aud rs large sale shows the estimaon in mich held
by those afcted with disease requiring effects During
the month"; those VINO suffering under ughs
who fear fatal termination of disease and those
loss for esetuai remedy do better than by making
trial this They assured they will dlsap-
poated For sale at 6 Nassau door above
at Mrs Hays, l39 Fulton St., BROOKLYN
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Angaesea S1nRsrs-We attended the flrst
on Tuesday evening and indeed much with
Singer (whom of readers may remember were m
this country hye or six ago. their style and
of some Of their pieces with this execution that while thew
the full compass from bass alto, VIII ch the unga
known they with fscity
Of combined senmeo 70 BE- found only in the arses who
have BY untnx real placed the front rank Of the
Ge singers Of the Their winch under
unique likewise beautiful very rich We hope
hear of repetition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-07

PALMo's THEATRE.-The Female Industrial As
sociation, take benefit at this Theatre this eve
ning for the purpose Of aiding their funds in this,
their present struggle. Those possessing the least
spark Of galantry or philanthropy, will not fail
Of being present on such an interesting occasion.
Tue entertainments will be we'll worth their wit
Messing, independent OF higher and nobler mo-
tIves.
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al Brief niaIogue.

"Your brow il IS white the marble of Pari;
Your skin like infants smooth, clear and thin
While beneath it the azure veins show-I declare,
Hsve never, in all my life seen such skin !"
Thanks sir for your rraise Of marvellous beauty;
In return, my conscience mustease OF q load;
My charms all boIrcw d, and thus It's nv duty
To own that my Lowell ness comes from Gouraud"
The virtues Of Gourspds Italian edicated Soap, for the
mova OF tan pipies eckles unburns other
GUS dednrms: we'll known rquie suogy this
day Tbs rapid Of its action is almost Miraculous
ITS influence the darkest skin whnes and
transparency truly astonishing
Broadway Price 50 cake Never buy elsewhere in
New York. - -
Agens-6 Cbssnu Philadelphia Milk street, Boston,
SMletSn Loysl Green CO.; Worcester; Chapman Y Co.,
town. Myers, New Haven; Toussy Rochester, Backns Bull
Cross, Catskill; Hance, Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-07

PIRATES NEAR THE STRAITS OF GIBRALTAR.--
Capt. Thomas, at Boston from Gibraltar Jan rs,
the latest date in this country states that several
vessels of war; including B. steamer Fismer, had
sailed in persut Of pirates spoken OF in suboin-
ed extract from the GbraItsr Chronicle Of Jan. ~.
We have been favored with an extract from a Csdiz
letter OF January 90 which states that spansh brig had
lust re entered that port from which sailed few
previously for Laguayra the captain of which reports
having fallen In with OF Cape ST. Vincent, three pratt
cal VESSELS bark brig and schooner by of which,
the brig he was chased some days. but succeeded In
enbcting his escape
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-07

FIRE IN PREKsKuL. The office Of the Highland
Democrat. Peekskill, was destroyed by fire on
Thursday night last
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Dalley's Magicai Pain Extractor, sold at
81 Courtland half Warranted genuine.

Medical NOtlcc--Ths Advertisements OF the
Nsy York College of Medicine and Pharmacy established
paper W.. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Agent.
Office and Consul ing Rooms Of the College
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Death, that hath sucked the honey. Of thy BREATH
Hath had no power over thy eeasy


10 CRIMSON on your cheek and ON your lips."
The glory Of our house mas departed! yet
how beautiful il that fair angels FORM even in her STROUD
thus beautiful csciaped Edward pn, az he gszed the
hs fever maht have dssced her. her akin burned
her hair or covered her face with eotcnes lever pot or
Else living or dad might have been rendered fair
his doubtless to the matter OF fact ader puff
ns Allow ityet tits proven by hundreds u this city that
csas O. IL ain br;sht clear and cou v
every eruption. L. ~.
And also that three shilling bottle Of Jones' Coral Hal!
Restorative will make and keep the hair clean soft silky and
fine thrice a. long as any other article made beside orc.e
mind forcing the hair TO falling on, cure u Of
dandruf &C. Reader both these really and
the genuine at the sign Of the American Eele, 81 chatham
street. 223 Broadway New York i39 Fulton brookyn
State street, Boston; Ledger buildings, PhiIadeipha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-07

All FhilAdsiphlA subscriptions tn the
HERALD paid the agents, Zeber Co.. Ledger
Buildings, Third street, Chestnut where single copies
may also be obtained daily O'Clock.
~ All the new and cheap Publications for sale their
tablishment wholesale and retail.
" With the exception Of paper, the Heraldn reed
much, perhaps in Philadelphia paper Published in
that city, aordng valuable medium advertisers. Advr
tirements handed the agents half past o'clock will APP
pear in the Herald day. n41v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-07

STEAMERS FOR BosroN.-The Stonington line
will leave on and after next Monday, at s o'clock
N the afternoon.
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rHK PosrAoR BnL-This bill was signed by
Mr. Tyler on Monday aight
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Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, at his
only agency g. Walker street, first from Broadway

The East lndin Dye, for cOlOrlnG the hair
beautiful black, without njurng the ssn affecting in
the least may be had 81 C0urtandt This only
article which be depended The hair receives
aud beauty from bsfoe unknown The which
hairreceives is perfectly natural.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-07

The Town --Thc Most Popular Magazine OF
Satire and Genuine Wit, published in America.
The Number for Saturday contains amusing Engav
ing OF terrible storm in the Broadway Channel in February
last The principal characters brought Honorable
Mayor. Willis lnnan Poe and particular jovis friend
Burgess. The scene laid opposite Saint Paula Church,
and by for the timely intsrf,reucs 9i friend Burgess inn
in this awful mselstromone glance this picture worth
two shngs
The Correspondence of Number Of Office Seekers from Col
Graham down Capt Rynders Of the Empire Club are Of
most amusing character The entire Paper full of truthful
things we'll told. For sale by JUDD TAYLOR
No. Q Astor Houe.
DE-. Felix G0uraud-Dcar Slr-Y0u have
liberty Of reference the Of Bsa Hair
to the undersigned, who have tested the -
flaming c. Tucker President Of the Leather
Bank.
q. w. Brown, Auction Hotel, Water street.
Mr.. Mallory, No. Sal Bowery.
Henry Whitehead, No. 366 Ninth street.
Edward bootay, Seventeenth street, near 7th avenue
Julia Manning, No 366 Ninth street
sarah B. LOOMS, No. 23s Elizabeth street.
Edward COOPER Brooklyn. Carlton street, first door from
Myrtle avenue.
Eiizsbeth Mosely No. ls Union Place.
Many others cond be given from who have purchased
and applied the article with but the above must ee sum
GENT prove the Restorative article Of great merit ~
fact the teIms On which is supplied a. tbs Office charge
unil succemfu Is enough 10 satisfy the most incrsduous
N'b.-one jar Is a test in any case pr.,aaco
Beals Agency, 81 Walker street. first from Broadway
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THE LAST NroHT OF THE NATIONAL Circus
Mr.. WEIGH, the enterprislng proprietor, takes his
benefit this evening at the Park Theatre. IL there
wasever man that deserved patronage from the
public for his labor in their behalf, the General is
the man; and it is almost certain he will obtain il
accordlssy. The novelties thatswill be produced
tronage of thousands; and it is greatly regretted
that they cannot be given tor few more nights.
Those who do not procure their tickets previously,
and 80 early, will have but poor chance Of wit
Messing the performances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-07

Sec Comstock's Advertisement ON the nrst
page Of this PAPER OF articles have obtained such un
boundealpopularity, All should use thsm.
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NAvAL.-U. s. frigate Constitution, Capt Perez.
vel, was q Madagascar, Nov.%
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Court Calendar-Thls Day.
Common PLEAs-l9, %, 10, 81, 40, 49, IL, L. 10, 81,
SO. "a.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
LEGAL NOTICE.

All persons interested will take notice tha al
application was made TO thejudges ofthe court
comman pleas, sitting at DanvilIe' in and fo
Columbia County at the term of August A. /
ls45, by tho members ofthe first Presbyterian
Church Of Boomsburg in the county Of Coum
ba; aud State Of Ponnsy Iyania, by committee
duly elected by them for that purpose, to acquire
OnC enjoy the pains and muupGes ofa cor
poration, by the name STYLE u Title of the iirs
Presby teriau Church Of Bloomsburs' and if II,
sufficient reason should be shown to the CONTRARY a
the nex term ofthc court to be held atDanyie afoc
said; the third Monday OfNoyemler next, the gaiC
court will thenmake decree and declare; that th'
per ons so associated shall by the name; styles
Tile; OF the first Presbyterian Church Of Blooms
burg in the county ofCoumbia aforesaid, become
and bea corporation or body polite agreeaby to The
Act Of Assembly in such case made and provided
JACOB EYERLY, Prot
DanvIle Aug 23d, lS45
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
FRIGHTENED THEM INTO TT.

A few winters since, Says the Angus
10 + rmer,l double 6Nted, alh 'eic, 'un
burut young rsrmcr OF this town, who
ny industry and s'uIi)u'neSs during h.
leisure hntrs, has treasured up fair a,
mount OF knowlajge, took II ioIo hH
head tAat lie could mako soMeIhinS .
'leschug the young idea how 10 stoot
Accordingly he prcSenled himself be
fore the school comm tee, passed an
examination, received the Necessary
credentials Tor ,eachlng, aud then made
spp calion 10 the agent OF school dis
hncl, ia a own jnsl below u, 10 teach
he winter shool The age NJ told bin
that ii was a very difficult one 10 man'
agt--,hat there were m>ny roguIsh,
Ilractious ,pugnacious, boys 10 lhe dlsIrIc
some of whom were meugrown-lha
they frequently turned The m1sler out,
broke up the school, Sc. &c. All this
did not in The least mum date our ZERO,
who was bent upon teaching. lie saiJ
to the agent that with his conseot, he
would commence the school, and II he
did not keep it Out, aud give general
satisfaction. he would mol chsrgea pcl.
yune for his services. With this pro
Ivso, The agent concluded TO let him 60
ahesd. lie commenced his hborS
The three first days he permitted the
scholars 10 do about as they pleased, loT
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reSzErs-1vwssSEez
PRINTERS GREEK,

L M ~ JLn . bINISI lin
The Editors Of the Wayne Coun y
Standard received as accompaniment t,
wedding advertisement generous al
Iowapce of cake: they acknowledge h,
ltrentlon in The following classic terms
Oar readers may moi understand il all
which will only prove that we know
more than they do having REGULARLY
graduated alh been admitted p I
Professor Typography.
With the aboVe message from tn,
hand of the fair brids, were The '5cCom
.panying documenis, IN the shape Of va
ious large slices OF most delightful wed
ding cak".--We make our most respect
FOL VOW 10 The happy twain, and ~ rbr
opportunity 10 return our thanks for hi
almost un ed ect Of hberally. MAY
he matrimonial chase which now lack.
tie J0rm Of our typo, JUSTIFY all hi
pre-. conceived impressions. ln what
ever 5 of the country he may roam
whether called upon TO face The JIM
waves OF adverse fortune, or stand beior,
The II and + Of enimies, may his life b
such That when The tLf' Of death shat
be laid on him,and the Of his eXislenc,
draws TO a close, he may produce
clean Pr0Qf, aud claim a clear tile 4
an honorable Il in the page Of history
as well 10 an inheritance hey ord the
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
REVOLUTIONARY ANECDOTE,


A venerable American Judge relee.
the following aoecdore:-The mornin!
following the battle of Yorktown ], had
the curiosity to attend the dressing OF
he wounded. Among others who's
limbs were so much inbred as to require
amputation, was a musician, who, hid
received q musket bali in the knee. A
was usual in such c1ses, preparations
were making TO lash hIm down 10 the
table, to prevent he possibility Of BIZ
moving, Says the sufferer
Now, doctor, what would you bf
at?'
My lad, | am going 10 take of your
leg, and it is necessary you 'houId o.
ssheh down
H'Il consent 10 no such thing. Yet
may pluck the heart from bosom, bn
you'Ii ool cor6oe me. + there u lJ
le in the camp? II so bring it 10 me-
A violin was furnished, and, after
tuning il he said
Now, doctor begin, and he conlooer
10 play uotil the operation, which 'ooF
,bou, forty minutes, w,s completed
without missing nota or moving
muscle.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
RELEASE OF AMERICAN PRlON
ERS,

Information has been received al Wash
Ijrgon,o of the release Of twenly.seven prison
srs OF Van Deman's Land, all natives o.
New York, Michigan or Canada. They
had reached one Of the Sandwich Islands,
on their way home. There was still large
number Of American prisoners on Van Die.
man Land, al the last Jaies.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
grandreth's Pills.

| Nh FAD and understand The time will com
| Ma, when the medicine, Bpndreth Pills, viii b
appreciated az they ought aud deserve; il will b.
understood that Dr. Bmndeth has tho sironges
claims upon the public ltis true that eye.y in
dyidual who makes a trial OF the Diandroth Pilli
conceJe them to be the best medicine they cvo
used. They ags indeed medicine about which
lAJlr ia no misaks. Their value IN a climate 81
Ichangcablo as ours cannot be sufficiently approca
ed free perspiraliJn is at once restored thus
they cure colds aud consumption is preycntcd.-
Those who have redundancy OF bile fnd them o
the most essential service, and should there bo de.
iciency of that important lutd the Brandreth Pills
have an equally beneficial elect Often has thu
important medicine pavcd valuable lives in those re-
gious whcro The dteallu yellow fever was prevail.
ing, A few doses taken Immediately upon the in.
lection being received into the system, will be al
most certain TO prevent any material mc0nVeBience
And at no stage of this dreadful cpiiemic is there
40 proper a medicine as the Brendreth Pills Let
this medicine be universally used in thl.
disease, and no loss OF blood allowed, and few
very few, would be its victims. SO il Is with other
diseases. Assist nature With this all important
medicine to remove morbid humors from the blood
aud do not resort to bleeding or mercury, and w6
shall have very great cacity Of persons afflicted
with cronic maladies. The lealhcrcd tribe-the an
ima kingdom. over which we ore tho lords, arc
not afflicted with chronic maladies; neither should
we be if it were not for our prGe which occasions
them. Follow nature. Use the medicine whl'h
harmonizes with her, which mildly but surely re-
moves all the impurities of the bIood,N hich strength
ems the feebleand yet reduces those Of too full habit
to healthy standard. Let me again say thatevery
department Of the manufacture of Brand eth Pills
is personally suporntonded = y me, and that every
box with my three labels upon it may lc relied up
on to have the beneficial effect described if used
according to the directions accompanying.
A G e N rs.
Washington M'Bay.
Ierseytown--L. q A. y. Biscl.
Danve-E. B. Reynolds & Co.
Cattawissa-C. G. Brobsl.
Bloomsburg-J. r. Meyer.
Limestone Babbt & M'Ninch.
Buckhom-.M g. Shoemaker.
Lime Ridge-Low & Thompson.
Berwick w Stiles
May 3, lsl5-ly- ?.
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wE~say.ss@4s..z2

An Exchange paper says that an IN
l!hLle preventive against The attacks
Of he musQuiloe, is The Oil Of Penny
royal; one drop Of which applied 10 the
clothing or the hair, will keep them a.
bay The whole night Persons suder.
ing under musquiroe 6ires, will fod re-
lief from The application Of hsItshotn to
the wounds.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18

Nilwaukie, The leading commercial port
ol Wisconsin Territory, IS but ten years
cid. Present population about 5000.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS s NOTICE.
The Estate af THOMAS HAYCOCK
late Of FiShiogcreek township; deceased
have Office is hc:eby given that letters of admin
indob stration on he above mentioned Estate
immeheen granted to the subscriber All persons
are rted to said estate are hereby notified to make
Gated date pay Ient; and all those having caim'
rro requested to present them properly authcni-
caiedtto
JOHN NJ HAYCOCK. Admir-,
Rhorsburg August 50 Is45-6wl9
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CATAWISsA EiCT..g.,
CATAWIsSA COL. co. Ia.

CATAWIsSA COL. co, Ia.
M ACOB DYER informs travellers 90
his old customers and friends, that a
still keeps the above lIoIeI, where he @I
We happy so wait upon those wSo hvar
nim with their custom. His house j. large
md cOmmodIous, and well arranged 10 at-
commodale his guests His abIe "a aIWass
provided with The choicest Viands the mas
ke,s can afford and his Bar ronaVs soS.e
of the besl Hquros hat can he found IN tn's
5ccuon or country. His stables are also
ample, and good oslIers are always q sI-
lendaure.
Caavlssa, July 70, ls45-2m.l2