Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1850-08-26

              VOLUME XIV. COLUMBUS, MONDAY, A I JOUST 26, 1850 NUMBER (' 11 1 N T E n AND PUBLISHED 1! V 90OTT & BASCOM 'IKHCK-.SOUTU-KAST COUNEH (IF ..Kill ST. AND SUUAK Al.I.EV. VHI IK I lit ii I in '.I . in i.K. . Xbi Daily, to pcrflons in Uolumtmi, per yoar " -. mi by maQoutK OAumhw " during the upasinn, anil Trl Weekly btJMM yew In Columbia .Hi (XI . .', 00 r.l . .1 00 . 4 00 . :i oo . -' oo . 1 50 . 1 25 . I 00 . i oo . 1 00 50 . 40 Il.r mail Tim Tri-Weekly by mall Weekly in Columbus Out of the city; by mall, ainalo To clubs of four and upwards To clubs of ten and upwards, to one address. . Daily, session Trl-weekly Weekly, single To clubs of rive and upwards AdvertlaintE, The following rates and rules of advertising have been agreed upon between tne proprietors of the Ohio Htatesmau and the Ohio State Journal, to be observed, in all case, after this date. July 20, 1640. Dally Pnper. One square. 10 lines or less, one insertion " " " each additional.." " " 1 week ,i i, ii 8 .'. ..... .......... 3 " " 1 month " " 3 ..." . til 50 .. 0 25 .. 1 50 .. 2 00 ..100 .. 4 00 .. o 00 .. 8 00 . 10 00 . 13 00 " " ..." IB..." standing card, 5 lines or lexe, per annum . . ife column, with 4 changes, " " " " 6...." " . 18 00 . 10 00 . 20 00 . 22 00 . 25 00 . .'10 00 . BO 00 . 35 00 40 00 45 00 55 00 1.10 00 13 " changed weekly " " " daily " " with 4changes " " ' ........ chanced weekly. daily... Other cases not provided for, chargeable in conformity with the ntiove rates The standard of measurement to bt minion type. For each additional square in the daily, inserted one imiuili, DI u greater lengtli of time, nnd for each additional square insetted under the yearly rates, half price. No advert i omen! tu be eunsidered by the yean unless it in sue- titled "ii the manuscript, or previously agreed upon between the parties. Publishers not accountable lor the accuracy of legal advertise mcnts beyond tne amount charged (of their publication. Announcing candidates (for office ol every description,) tii be charged at tho rate of fifty cents per week, for each name; the IMM to lie, in all OOMt, paid in advance. All advertisements from strangers or transient persons to be . ....1 in advance Advertisements not marked on the copy for a Bpecitied number '.I insertions, will lie eonnnueii one montn, uniesn entered out, and payment will be exacted accordingly. The privileges nt yearly advertisers, will be confined rigidly to their regular business ; and all advertisements not pertaining thereto, to be paid tor extra. Advertisements for Auctioneers, General Agents, Real folate Agents, &'c, not to be contracted for by the year, but to bp charged by the- piece, at the usual rates. No ADVERTISEMENTS CAN BE IN3KHTKI, oKATUITOUaLV. Advertisements for charitable institutions, tire companies, ward, township, and other public meetings, and such like, to be charged half price. .Marriage notices to be charged 2 cents. Deaths inserted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral -nvitations, or obiluary notices, and when so accompanied, to be I aid for. Regular advertisers, aud all others sending communications or I I quiring notices, desiring to call attention to fairs, soirees, con ( erts, or uny public entertainments where charges are made for ndmittauce all notices of private associations every notice designed to call attention to private enterprises, calculated or intended to promote individual interest, can only be inserted with he understanding that the same is to be paid for. If intended lo bo inserted in the editorial column, the same will be charged at the rate of not less than lit) cents per line, ond then only when accompanied by un advertisement. All leaded advertisements to be charged not less than double the hove rates, and measured as if solid. Advertisements on the inside exclusively, to be charged at the rate of 50 per cent, in advance on the above rrtes. Attorneys will be holden for the price of inserting advertisements brought in by them. Counting House Almanac for 1850 CHIMTED AND PUBLISHED BY I JOHN 1. III! VAN, I M Visit CO.lll'li.WNT, .IAI Mlll'li, IIYsl-iU'SIA, I L8 JANUARY. J1LX- "j M.j I.W T. F.a. J. M. t. W T. F. S. .. ..I 1 "5 ffl 5 ..1 8 8 4 1 6 ii - 8 ii in ii la 7 8 ii in n la is 13 14 15 Wi 17 18 II) 14 15 Hi 17 18 1!) 'JO 20 miss 23 24 25 ae 21 22 23 24 25 21; 27 272829303l..j.. 28 2i)30 81 FEBRUARY. AUOUST. s. m.t. wt. f. a. 7,m.'t, v t" r.a. 1 2 ..1 2 3 3 4 5 (i 7 8 9 4 5 o 7 8 9 10 10 11 12 13 14 15 1(5 11 12 13 14 15 Hi 17 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 242526 27 28 .... 25 M 27 28 29 30 3 1 MARCH. SeSeMBErT I. . T. w T. t7 s: 'JiLTlljYilJi'j""' 1 2 1 2 3 4 51 r, 7 3 4 5 (i 7 8 9 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 10 11 12 13 14 15 1(1 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 22 23 24 25 20 27 28 24 25 20 27 28 29 30 29 30 3l.. .. .J.. w T, s. xj t. w t. f. .. .. 1 2 3" 4 0 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 in 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 30 3l.. NOVEMBER. s. t. 1. 1 w i ,1 r.l l! I. m. j. v t. r. . 1 2 3 4 .. .. 1 2 5 (i 7 8 9 10 11 3 4 5 0 7 8 9 12 13 14 15 10 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 III 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 20 2728a93ll 3l.. 24 25 2li 27 28 29 30 JUNE. DECEMBER. .. T.w T. r.s I. M.T. w T- r. I. .. 77 .7 ...... l l a 3 4 5 6 7 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 9 10 1 1 12 13 14 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 15 Hi 17 18 19 20 21 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 29 30 31 30 JIIAdAUl.AY'S ENGLAND. MACA11LAT8 KNOLAND. 2 vols. 12mo Muslin, to rnatm Hume's Kneland For sale by maya7 I. N. WHITINO t HUNTINGTON. TOOLS. ff0 Carpenters and others who use carpenter tools, we most J. respectfully say that we have the best assortment ol tools rrer brought to this city, and we are dispoied to sell them very low loresTh. (Jyl OEltK, ABBOTT CO. NOTICE. The MM and accounts af George OnACo, are left with us for settlement and collection. They mut be jiaid without delay. OK.RF., ABBOTT CO Columrms, July 5, 149 .) . BID6WAY & CO., MANUFACTIfRE STEAM I ' . i i - , FROM new and improved pBttems, among whirh is onf for th. MULKV SAW MILL, of compact form, with MILL IflON tnd fixtures complete They r1o mnke the eelfbrated PARKER'S PATENT WATER WHEEL, RAILROAD TAR WHEELS, and all other IRON and BRASS CAPTINOH usually made at Foundries. MACHINKBY t all kinds made promptly to order. BUCK'S CELEBRATED ( OOK1M. STOtB, I'ramium Cooking Stoves, Parlor, Shop, and Church Stoves nod Furnnces, Fire Grttes, and PLOUtiHr1 all warranted, are constantly for sale at wiioi.fiale and retail on liberal termi. Merchants uid others dealing in Ploughs and Ptorei are respectfully invited to examine iur ititrk and prirea. Columbu, febl.Ttf PITCH -V I. I , (Succttwrt to MeElvain V - '' HORWARDIW; AND COMMISSION MER' "If AN I A NO Dalera in Produce, Flour, Plwh-r, Salt, Fich, and all kind t of firoeerie, at wholenale and retail. H. B. The higheat marliPt prire paid at all timet, in cSH, (ol frodnce Railroad Budding, opposite J. Ridgway v Co.'s Foundry, ( o Ltruui, Ohio. mar5 dtf SMALL FARM IN NORWICH TOWNSHIP, ABOUT eight miles trom the city partly improved. A good hewed log bouse, -table, well and a y-una orchard on the (arm. The farm is well adapted to raising all kinds of grain! This farm must be sold soon, and Is offered cheap. Persons wishing to make a small investment, or securing a pleasant home, cannot do better than by calling on us If this doei not rait, we have fctiwa that will. SMITH t MILLS, mayi R JOHN L. nifVAN, Attorney ut Lnw nml Solicitor in Chancery, FFICL ill (.'lark's new bulling, two doors north of the Kx PMgi nana. njmysjw njnm it. P. L. it W'.l.li, Attorney id I,nw, 4'oluinbun, Ohio, WII.I. attend promptly to all profexeloiial btjiLVAt WlMlAtu to his cure. Officii--Dim. side ol High at., 0Tr Slocumll Haddler .Shop, next door south of the City Hank building. ap24-dAwtr SAMUEL GALLOWAY. HKNHV F PAOI, ClALIiOWAV JL- 1'AUE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. WV. will practice law. as partners, in the Courts ol franklin and adjoining counties, and in the Circuit mid District 0, B. Courts. OlHee in Flatt'H new building, oiiposite Stale UnURe. mayOtf W. A. NEIL, AUoriirv tit Lnw anil Solicitor in ( hnm-erv. 0 KFICK with Wm. Dennison Jr., Nn. e, Neil's Kicbanfe, Oppo sire occreiary 01 states omce. Oralis oiy A. B. BUTTLES, Attorney nml Counsellor nt Law, Columbua, Oliln. Otlico, Nn. 2, Neil's Exchange, opposite Secretary of State's office. Jj97 WALTER THRALL, Attorney nnd Counaellor nt Lnw, CoIuiiiduk, Ohio. k LSO, a Commissioner to take the Acknowledgment of Deeds t (or the Statu of New York. Office on High Bt., between Town and Rich. 00 180 LUCIAN BUTTLES. THEO. COMSTOCK. GKO. O. COMSTOCK. BUTTLES, COMHTOCK & CO., (Succesflorfl to B. Comitock, & Co.,) LOR WARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Lard Oil l? Manufacturers, mid dealers in Salt, Plaster, Fish nnd Lumber. Head of the Canal, Columbus, Ohio. fry Liberal advances made on consignment fmurfi J. ItlDmVAV Jfc'co.'M " I too foundry, Brnnd mreet, nenrthe BfUn. Colnni-biH, Ohio. Stoves ot all kinds, and a great vnrietY of Castings, always on hand. octf41 Dlt. HOBEUT THOMPSON'S OFFICE, jVO. 4, NelPn Exelinne, opposite tiie Seereiary of Htite's 1 office. High st., Columbup, derll KEOKtiE E. WAMIUTtT SIGN AND BANNER PAIN T R it , Iiovy-llrf COLDMBU.'I, OHIO. 1. N. WHITIMS V HUNT1MJTON, BUOK SELLERS nnd Stationcm, next door to the Clinton Bank, High street, Columbus, Ohio. A large assortment of Hooka and Stationery always on hand. WM 3KIBKBT. K, r. 1.ILLRV. SEIHEUT A MLLEY, BOOh-BINDERS, lliRh street, opposite the Public OHices, Columbus n9fl.4S removal! (kit. MARlS'O OFFICE, corner of Rich and Thud stir. In, ii-t joining his residence, and oppnaite the First Baptist Church, deolMtf FATHER. 100 bundles Upper and Skirting Leather jut J received by KING St HE F FN I. It, sp6 No 87 Main Htreet, Cinclnnfiti JEItE, ABBOTT oV CO., DEALERS in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, Nails, QUh, House Builders' materials, Farming nnd Mechanical Toolf, Military Goods, c., kc , Nii. Ifil High street, sign of the Gilt t'adU-r. OAVIS, S3IITII & CO., 10MMISS10N AND FORWARDING MERCHANT.-', Whole. V Denlern in Groceries and Produce, I'nrlsniouth, Ohio. Personal attention given to receiving nnd forwarding goods, and selling Produce consigned for sale. I-1 .My JOHN W. BAKES. ROHEBT ABMSTBONO BAKER .v AJUKBTBONG, REAL ESTATE BROKERS and GENERAL LAND AGENTS. t)ffice, South room, Exchange Rank Building, Columbus, 0 JOHN CARMSI.C, (late of CMltirothr, Ohio,) Frnduee, ConiiniNNioii nnd Korwnrdiiiic .Hereimni, mayl0-d3m CLEVELAND. OHIO. ELOKUHiE iV ,MAItTI, l R A P E R S AND TAILORS, High xtreet, i$t dnvr north of Town, OfPOtiU the V. S. Haul, ARE prepared to execute all orders in tlieir line of businefs, in the neatest nnd most InHhionnble style. JOSEPH ELDRIDQE, aplii-dtf A. L. MARTIN. BAIN .V I OR TON, IKON WON (i E S . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE, Iron, Nails, Spring:., Axles, Stub, Olua and House 'IVimmings. Also, dealers in Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, ( 'upper, nnd 6VWf I witty of Tir.man's stock. Sign of the Back 0KW, ti:t Hitrh street. CHARLES A BAIN. mayliVdll JAMES M. HORTON. KAIL ROAD ANO STEAAIBOAT INSI RANGE rilHE FRANKLIN HEALTH ASSURANCE COM PAN ol Mas I sachusetts ertpecially empowered to insure acaitist Aeci dents. Capital 5(),0K). Office High street, opposite the Capital Home, Columbus. junelO-dtf D. R. HOAO, Afent ARCHITECT OFFICE-lcelinnic' Hull, ( olum-bim, Ohfn.N. B. KELLY inlnrm the puldie Unit during his absence all his Architecturnl business. Engineering nnd Sur veyinjr, will be promptly attended tu nt tin- above nlfiee by th undesigned. H II. BLACKMOBE, ueciii a .ireiittect nml civil hngiiieei- 8. F, CONWAY. I F 'intn iA B. F. CONWAY 6V CO., G ROC F.RS, DEALERS IN PRODUC E, I'll. I liufJ. AND 4'oiiMiiitsaloii nnd I'orwnrdiDK MeivhnntM, r AO IT 1 .1TRRET, Jan3-lyd POkTBMOUTHi OHIO, A. B. WOMBAI'OU. WM. F WI1EKLKH WOtlll M (.11 & U HURLER. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, WILL practiee 1,3 partners in Franklin nnd tbe idJoinlngcoUU' tics. Prompt attention will be given to the adjustmi nt mri gottsjCtlofl of clnims of large or small nmounts. Wm. F Wheri.eb, Ifmkn PtMIe will bike dflDOriSoni. ic- knnwledcments of deeds, Sic. (.(Iticein Neil's New Huildui;. in.rtli nt tic N 1 1 lb, us.' Columbus. June i!4, 1830. juue'.M dly wlm (UNCIIA IS .N CHINTZ COODS. A FINE assortment of F'renrh 40 in., and oil dressed Gitialtnms , M rftlUIII IIIU Tllgillll ITllllU, Ae., -uitatile for hidii'- and ehUdrra ap P. T. SNOWDEN'S NOTICE. IM1E undersigned respectfully informs the public Hint lie con-I Muues the bUaiaeH nt the old stand ! the latr tirmot Ciia-. Klie tfc Co., on his own account. Thankful fur past favors, he 'i 10 eansiy ms irienus tor me iiuure, aisn. ,an-l(blyd OUAS KI.IE, CABINET MAKERS 1AN tiod Veneer Varnish, Sand Paper, Glue, ami DMrrJ nil v ' - th'T articles in their line, Ht the nft ol Ihe tnn-IH GILT PADLOCK PaiWlN MATERIALS FoirHALE". FOR sale, low for cash, or on short credit, a large assortment ol Printing Materinls, consisting in part r, I Double Medium Smith Press i Stanberry Press. Xi lbs. Pica. 400 " Bourgeois, nearly new I30 " Brevier 1 00 ' Minion, " I30 " Minion, " Several fonta Fancy Type. Also, Job Type of nearly every variety, part ol which is nearly new Together with Stands. Gi!evs, tirK:-, f;in.-i Rulew. Lends. (book and newspaper,) Imposing Stones, and finally, everything used in a printing office Any pomon 01 tne anove win ne worn tJtlremely loh i,r ( n- h, ir on short rime Idorll) CHAS. SCOTT. Agent. NEW COODS. VVTE have m st.-re, and offer for sale on good terms T 75 doz. (.hopping Axes of favorite hrands 4 doz. Bread " 100 Shovels and Spades 11 100 Mill and Cross Cut Saws, 200 hoxes Window Glass 10000 light " Sash 1000 lbs. Putty 10 hbls Linseed Oil. HI kegs Nails, ajiortpd GERE. ABBOTT & CO , norfl At the siffti of the Gilt Padlock WOOL ! I On i m POUUDI WOOL wanted at their Warehouse neBr the National Ri md Uridtre, bv plri FITCH A WALE CARHIA4;F TRIMMINGS. I i ( I PAIR Elanie Springs; 20 sett Iron Axle-; 100 Ml Bn-J-UVJ Hubb Bnnds ; .'1 bales Moss ; Patent Leather ; Lnee,Tulls, Damask Linings Painted and Gum Cloth ; Tacks. Seamet Cord, Mallenhle 1 , Ac for sale by june7 GERE, ABHOTT A Co. IkR. Ill LL'H COMl'OI ND FLUID EXTRACT OF SAIISAFARILLA has given more general satielaetion, and has cured alt the complaints for which it i recommended more effectually than any other similar styled preparation before thedhceniin? pnblie It is warranted to be si times cheaper and better than the molasses and wafer mixture of Townsend's, whleh in reality ia but a shadow compared to the intrinsic sub stance, contained in Dr. Bull's invaluable prcparaton ! Persons wishing to be cur d Dy-pepia, Cutaneous, Mercurial am) I i ver Complaints, Neuralgia, Sciatic Pains, Rheumatism, Dropsy. ( 'olir. Sick or Nervous Headache, Female Complaints, Diarrhoja. and all disorders arising from an impure state of the blood or habit ol tbe system, (without laying the foundation for other and worte diseasw, as entailed upon the human family by the dispen sing of calomel and other poisonous minerals,) would do well to give this Sarsaparilla a trial. Our own experienet- proves it the praise bestowed upon its active healing properties, by etery jier-ou We meet, (save a doctor) the demand that is daily increasing, not only in this city, but from orders daily received from al! distance, go to trengthen our confidence in its tteingthe greaiert curative agent that the world has ever produced. Let those with out appetite, or tone to their digMtive organs, or weakness from severe medical, or shop treatment in cases of Dysentery, Diarrhea or Cholera, try a sinew Uittle. and our word for it, they will not be disappointed. For sale by E. EBERLY, Successor to B. II. Meaktngs, marKM Family Medicine Depot High street RAGS Cath paid for Rags, C auvsaw Bagging, Graas, and Tarred Rope and all other descriptions of paper maker n stock, by CYRUS W FIELD 4 CO. deS7-dw At their Rag Warehouse, 94 Reekman st 1-1. I'l. I 1 i U. Till' lilllM.V;'. l' i. . ,i u i 1 Iron) a djird-red Liver or Stomach, duch ns constipation ward Piles, Fullness, or Blond h Ihe Head, Acidity of the BtOtn 11, acb, Nuusca. HeHMbuni, Disiiuiitfor Fo.nl. i'lillueix nr Wadsrhl the Stointicb, Bour i:ruplionf, Sinking or Fluttering ut thoTif of Ihe Hlomacli, riwiinmiiig ol the Head, Hurried und Difficult Hrea-llnui.', I hitleiitiL' .1: tie- llejol, r1Mi(iiU! Suthu'iitint; S'-n-.a! ii-iei when in 1 Bring posuii-e, HnuHH of Vtjou, Dots or Wnba before mm ghl I ''vei-amf Dull Pain 01 the Head, Dellciency of Perspi rntioti, Vellowne ol the Skin and Eye, Pidn In the Side, Back, Cheat, Limbs, ic, Sudden Flushes of Heiit, Burning In the Flesh, 'uli-l:ij,t 1 111 ll. - it l. it. iilt.t I in '.I bi-pl'e i .-pint. ' .'Hll M eflecrually cuied by DR llOOFLAND'H CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS, Prepared by nr. 0. M. JACKSON, at tin- a. mum afcsJWm Hurt Mo. 120 Archtt., Philadelphia Their power over the above diseases U not excelled, if equalled, by any other preparation in the LTnitad BtatM, U tlienires attest, in many cases idler skillful physicians had tailed. Th''-.- Hil ten ,1.' worthy 1 In- attention of invalid,., I'o inj: mtl vi, nn - i the reotlflciuion of diseases of the Liver ind leeeef yllilldf exercir-iii'' Hie inn I -.enreliitiL' lioivi-rs in wenknesA undnf. lections nt the diin IttT OrftU, they air, wit hid, unfe. eeitain Hid pleasant. HEAD AND BE CONVINCED. The Hon. Charles D. Binellne, Editor or the " Cnmden Demo-cnit, tlie best paper ill West Jeiney, s.iyrt. July SI : " lIoolliimlN Germnii Bittern." " We have seen ninny ihittermg notices of this medicine, md the source Irom which they came induced us to make inquiry respecting its merits. From Inquiry we were penuaded to ue If, and must ray we Imind It specific in jg Hction upon diseases of the liver and digestive organs, nnd the powerful iniiue. ceit exerts upon nervous prosiralion is really surprising. It cahus and Mi- ngtheiH the if rvi b, biinina them into u Htate of repose, inn. "II this medicine were more generally used, we are satisfied " ' " -h i iif mi m 1 itte fTmnuf.-tj, liver nnd ner- vtius sycteni the met nuijorily of renl and imaginary disease enutnnie. ibive m in a li' iuhv eoiolition nml m , .,. hirl defiance to epidemics generally. This extraordinary medicine " uw. nn- nt mi urn ii .'i in give innl a will tiien rsJCOmmsmd itself. It should, in lact, he in eve. ry tamily. No other medicine can produce uch evidences ol merit." (From the 11 Boston Bee." '1 he editor said. Doc. --"Jd : jsi. iiaojiana H-rt,ira?aH.ierman liilttT'i lor the cure ot Livn Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous Debility, n ili-ri vi illy our ,, til.- iiin.t 11..MU ,,1 nit'iln-nii'- .,1 the iluv 'I'l bitters havs bcreti tued by thourands, nnd n friend at our elbow sayahchos hinii-elf received 1,11 effectual nnd periiiniient euro of u-tdi vuiuywuii u"in hm in-eoi mis remedy. weiireconvincPij that, in the use ol these Bitters, the patient cmitanlly gains strength on vigoi - a fact worthy of gieut coiirideiatioli. iTief are pleasnnt in ta-te nnd miell, and can be used by persona wit'l I U ll 10, ilWv, Illnlei-nilV l irrillii'-tiillri We nro spenking l. their DM," evperieiue and lo the ulllicled we ndviit HflooUfi Weekly.' one ol Hie best Literary papers puhlishel Faid, .111 " Dr. Hotiftanit Unman Itili.rn. manufactured by Dr. Jackooti are now recommended by some ot the moat prominent nMafaff! ot the I'acultV 11- an article ,it nuieli etfienev in ene lit let.uil. weakness. As such If the cuse, we would advue wmottwrilo ! O.l a ! olll. . 'ill. I !!,, - ,(. ! ,,,,1,1, .,el:,.... l..,.. ,.. of debilitated constitutions will tiud these Hitters advcntHgeoui to '' iioi", us e iwiow 1 ron 1 I'xpeneiiee I tie i-auitury etlecl Ittey have upon weak sysUnni." Judge M. M Noiih. n itenllrmati ivithereal neieiitillcand literal v Httriiniiient, . aid in his " New York Weekly Mer-enq.'i." Jiinuiry ' Dr. Hoafiand'K Herman Httttrs. Here vt a prepnrntion wich Ihe i' liiimg presses in ihe Union appear to b unanimous jn leeoiu-in. inline, mid ihe leason is obvioni. It i-. innde utter a rtfMnrln. tion luiuitthed by one of the must celebrated phyHcinns of modern tunes, the hit,- Dr. Christopher Wilheln Ilootland, Professor to the University d Jena, Private Physician to the King of Prua- wimhiwivvi in- le.'iH'.-i. iiiniiciti writers 1 iff many tins ever produced lie was emjthnticntly the eiiemv of the humbug, nnd therelore a medicine of which he whs the inventor and endor-ser may lie Confidently relied on, He spei'inlly recommended it in Liver OompUnt DjapeiMta. Iirbility, ei tigo, Acidity of the Stomach. Constipation, and all oimnlionta nrir ing from adiior-dered condition "f Hie stomach the liver and the intestines. Nine Philadelphia pf.i PI express thier conviction of tM excellence mid MTeral Ot W O ditor- npenk of its eflifta trout their own b dividual experienee Under these circumstance.., we feel war runted, not only in calling the attention of our renders to the pre-sent proprietor s (Di. C. M. Jackson's) preparation, hut in t eeom-iiiending tin- article i,, all aAloted." MORE EVIDENCE. The pitiladeliihiu Saturday (iazetle," tin- best hntiily newspa per jiublished in the United Stall s the editor says of du. iu()fland's tt eh Man hitters. "It 13 seldom that we recommend what ure termed Patent -M. ilicines to the eoiilidenre and patninniie of our readers ; and, therefore, when we recommend Dr. HootlJind'.H Cenunii Bittei, wewihil to be.li finetly imderstijod lluil we are not -penkii' of nostra mt ol liioday, that ere noiied about for a brief period and then forgottoil alter they have done tlieir guOtj race olmi--ehlei hut of a medicine long fUtehlllhed, univcrsnlly prized, and which hns met tlo- hearty approval of the Faculty iUclf." I'.videni e upon evidcuee bus been received (like the foregoing, Irom till sections ot the Union, the he t ibn e .'itr-. nd the stroeg- esi teithnonT in Iti favor le. that there lemoreof Itueeauitte practice o( the regular Pbyudani of PUhsdepoJa Hum nil other noeh Dtni ComUnea, a tact thai can easily be established, nnd fully proving that a ctefltJno preparation will meet with their quiet np. proral when pretented even in thin form. That this medicine will cure Liver Ciunphiint and Dyspepsin 110 one can doubt, after using it as directed. It acts specitlcally upon ihe stomneb nnd liver it is preferable to calomel in all bil-loua disease the. etlecl iy Inunedate. They can he administered tOfltmliOt in fant with snl'ety nnd reliable benelit nl any time. BSWARM OF COUNTERFEITS. This medicine hns attained that high elmracter which is uecea-sury for all inedieines to attain to induce counterfeiters to put forth a spurious article nt the tir-k of the Jives of those who are itiuncentlvdeceiveil. LOOK 11 ri 1. TO the HARKS of the aENUlNE. They have th Written signature of C. M, JACKSON upon the wrapper, Hnd tbe name blown in the bottle, without irhich they are For sate, whole-nle and retnil, at the HERMAN MEDICINE STORE, No, ISO Atvh rtreeti one door below Sixth, (late ol IfTti Race si ,) Philadelphia. end bj recpeotablc dealen generally throughout the country. Also, for side in Columbu-i by WM. F. OIDDIN(S, DWJM dA.wnltly iSuceesaur to King A Briggs.) MOW KSSII.I K BU 'vlIiATAUnXA COMI'OUNIK PUKPABKO If iTKAM, AND flTT UP IN QlfABT BOTTLF.3. rlUE recipe from which the siukkr sii3ArAHiLt,A is made was pnrnhaeod nearly 11 yenr since, (ar 11 great expense,) from un old Doctor. Iieloiiaiin! to Hint occultar sect (tlie Mhnkers.. and although il hns not been made pUhttC until the present time, it bus oeen eMeti-iveiy ie-eii hy ninny nr tin In sl pliyrieiane antl Inmi-Ilea of Cincinnati, Who nave pronounced it. Ear superior tu any other preparation of the kind ever yet otb-r.d to the public. The mode in which it is prepared, viz 1 by steam, enables the proprie-tor to extract from the herbs used their l ull Htrength and renl essence, a desideratum which has never yet been Detained in the munutacturiiig of any other Siimiipariiln Compound, hence its vast superiority as to its medical (mantles, over ll other would be HAJtHAPAlllLLAS. To those at present using a I: mi y lure, a single trial will convince tlieiii of the above fact. The wonderful healim powers of this tiivnaration are due lo the iimiiner in which it is pt'.'pHted, (namely, by stenm.) nn Well as to the composition of the ingredients ueed. Itn leading Ingredient beha Hie best imported rjunuutuu BAnoArAiuLiL,, Combined with many other roots and lu rbs which are used in no other Sarsoparilla compound at present before the public 1 and the physicians who have examined the recipe, from which it is com-Doaodi tar that it it the heal op nanitioii of that inestimable root ertant, and that the properties it OofflbbMl a medicine is entire 111 """ " " " H' liue -loinui , ni... ninn n mi ni teratlve as n StimulanL in exciting the action ol the liver when torpid ns a mild tonic, in gi in stieiiglh nnd tone to the stomach as a purgative, in moving (he bowels sulfh'ient lor the purposes of nature, without exeiuin; them lo unnatural action, Hnd as a OENF.RAL PURIFIER OK TIIE BLOOD. In removing nii the unhealthy humors of impurities therein contained, and thereby invigorating ihe entire system, loi which reason it is peculiarly etilcacious in the removal and pcrinnnent cure of all diseases n ;--.n from an IMPURE STATE OF THE IU.OOD, Such as Scrofula. Cutaneous, Eruptions, Pimple, Blotches, .Sore Eyes, T.'tter, Scald Head, Stubborn Ulcers. Biles, all diseates resulting from the use of Mercury, Ac , 1 c. It is nlso not less bene-letal in Rheumatism All Liver (.'omplaints, Dyrpepija, LumbMg.i, Habitual Costive ness, Loss ol Appetite, Acidity ol the Ptiuimeh, Bilious Diseases. Consumption, and all Lung Diseases, when they arise from corrupt humeri-; and as a never failing remedy in all diseases arising form a DERANGEMENT OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, It is BWaraflelefi such as Swooning, Fainting Sensations, Low Spirit' lie-p-.ndi m y. Epileptic I ,t", Palpitation nl the Heart. N 11-ralgic Attertions, Oenend dehility, AVc, Sir. It is found also to give great relief to females in all complaint peculiarly incident to them. This medicine should be tnkeu pteadily according to the directions, as In that depends the benefit to be derived from ite use. Re particular in seeing that the boltels are put up in blue wrappers, with a beautiful steel plate engraving of the hend of one of the sect of Shakers on the wrapper, and nt the bottom of tbe btl-el a lac simile of Dr. Howe's signanire This precaution will prevent counterfeit, and will guard this medicine from being injured in ita reputation by unfair and dishonest means. Agents in Columbus : B. II. Meakinos, Dknio & HoNft, ! Bn-bkbts A Co., Kivo tt BaiQus, Wm. Hciineidbb. Sold in iiunrt bottles, at s)l each, or f bottlca for .'.. Piiiieipal Depot, No. I, Collesn Hall, Cincinnati, S. D. BoWe, Proprietor, to whom all orders must be addresaed. To be had of the principal Druggists throuiiboot the United HtaU s and t ,'anndas. Call on our ngents and get a pamphli t, from which you will be able to judge for yourself whether Ihe medicine is appli.-al b t" your individual case or not. WM. F. filDDINC.S. (Successor to King & Briggs,. General Agent for Franklin county HOW EN OjflsBBBATBD 'IH'J1I CAMIV. mn BEIT BF.MEDY KNOWN FOB CODOHS, COl.D-', HOAanFNKlM, OHK THROAT, WMOoriNO COUOH, kC, fcC Its reputation U now sofuUyestabliihed, it is unnecessary to speak further of it hen1, merely referring to oiir nffents in Columbus, who will testify to Its merit. For sale hy WM. F, GIDDINOS, Cotunibu- Also, to be hnd of the Druggists (reoerally. novlO-ly i Mill's v. ftULn e ro.'No. ll CKtet, Sni - J orler tor sale : NeWfpBa r, L..SIx4:i Inehea NeWKpujx r, 'Jc4fi Inches Newp-pap'T, Jtx4-J inches Newspaper, i'iixlf7 inches Newspaper, Jl'ilexneit in. Newspajier, 'TJflxJt! Inches, Newspaper, 4'.H inche. Newspaper, 24x:Mi lochet Newspaper, -;4x:t4 laches, Newspaper, tWx-'W im lies. Newspaper, Sys'tri inches Newspaper, 20jiJi7 Inches. Newspaper, - '' inch.-s Newspaper, iixIL'i inches Newspaper, ilHex4liK inches Newspaper, 'J7i$40lrS inches Newspaper, 19ir24 inches. Newsjmpj-r. 24x40 inches ALSO. Envelop Paper 2.400 rearm all sixea. Colored Paper1,750 reams aaiorted sixer Writlnjr Paper- -100 cases, a complete assortment. Newi Bad P.ook Ink- Suoerior aualitT. Mew and Hook Paper made to order ol any size and quality at non noncn. ifteai-dfcw VAM ABLK LAW UOOKn. INVITE the uttcntion of the Prolessioti and others dialling Law Books to their very extensive stock, which they believe con talus the betl Hssoitment of American Publications in tho United St.,1,. particular uit.ntion given t., fiiriu-hing 01 completing Libra, icf or the Depnrtmeiits, Associations, and Htates. By Orders, by mall promptly and carefully executed 1 o :ll' li I'OIIIIIIOII 1 :ai II (.. SU volume, villi n complete Indei to the Mm 17 volume. Nearly nil th. volumes of this aeries of The English Common Lnw Reports havo been reprinted in lull. Price per set for the first 4.1 volumes ft.'t flO per vol. " " M succeeding volumes !i ,10 " 'Flu- reputation which these Reports mntntiiin in Knglnnd nnd In the United States, is known to all the Profession. The low price at which they are sold compared with the rates ol some of the principal American ReportB, of oven inferior merit, recommends them particularly to the attention of those purchaim: 11 brarles. A Oi n. Till Index To he firnt forty mini eeleeiH of 'I HE ENGLISH COMMON LAW REPORTS. By Hon. George Shnrswood and Geon-. W. Kiddle I 90. 1 vol 8vo. $5. With this Key to their contents, the English Common Law Re-ports present to the Profession a mass of legal learning in the shape of Opinions, Dicta, elaborate Arguments, &c, 61c., sulHcienl, pro-btibly, for the elucidation nnd prosecution or Defence ol any case that can arise in our Courts 01 Lnw ; and behu thus made easily and instantly accessible, these Reports will be found so comprehensive, convenient, nnd cheap, 11- to supersede the necessity ol other nnd more expensive feries. The Index will be found of great value to nil possessing the reports ; and of great convenience to those having nccess In, hut not owning the series. New l-.ngllHli Exchequer HeportM, IMensi nml Equity. To be rejirinted in full, in best style, with American Notes, by J. I Clark Ilnre and H. B. Wallace, Esiib., nt $2,50 per volume, bound. Including MeC'lellnnd und Voungc, Vounge and Jervjs, Cromp-ton and Meeson.Crompton, MecsonandiRoscoe, Meeson and Wels-by, Youiigcnnd Cullyer, in Equity. Meeson and Welsby, in Ki volumes, and Welsby. Ilurlstoni; and Gordon, vol. 1 published and ready for delivery. fTfjWe take pleasure in referring to the accompanying letU:ra explanatory of the character of these Reports, nnd thetr value to the F rotes f ion in this country. Cambridge, January 25, 1845. Messrs. T- A: J. W. Johnson. Gentlemen : In reply to your letter, I Dan With great sincerity say, that I entertain a very high opinion of the recent Exchequer Reports. In my judgment they are nut excelled by uny contemporaneous Reports, in learning, abihty, Or genera utility, und interest. The cases decided nro discussed with great enre, and expounded with unc ommon force I scarcely know of any volumes, which I deem ol more Import ettej or value for 11 professional library. Joseph story. Cambiudgk, Jan. 25, 1845. Gentlemen Your letter ol the 24 th linn heen received, in which you ask my opinion as to the value of the English Exchequer Reports, from Price downwards tothis time, to an Amerlcnn lawyer, and as to the expediency of reprinting them in this country. Of the high value of these Reports, both on the liens nnd Equity sides ol the Court. I have not the least doubt, the decisions of this Court for the last fifteen or twenty years, both at Equity and bt Common Luw, being entitled lo equal respect with any others in England. I should think an American lawyer's library essentially incomplete without them. I am, Gentlemen, very respectfully yours, Ifeem T. & J. W. Johnson. SIMON GREENLEAF. Tlu Eiiuliali KcclfHliiMtlcnl IteportN, Serrn volume, 825, 1-oroir-h iin iiiT-ol deci-iotis in the Courts of England and Scotland, from 1790 to IKiH, and contain 17 vols. in 7 " We respectfully commend this series to the notice ol the I'm lession. It contain, the only Reports of the many nnporlniil C 1 sk3 ok Wai-a, Settlements, Divobcks, &c., and cover the whole of that important brunch of tin- law embraced in ibis coun try by the Orphans' Court Practice. " It would bo difficult lo point to nny English Reports ol inure general value in the United Stales than this selection nl decisions." -Morriii'.t Legal Bibliography. Law Library. FOURTH SHItlES. FORTY VOLUMES. Twelve dollars n year, bound; ten dollars n year in numbers. ThU cheapest Law Peiuodicaj, in the United States. It is our determination to make the Law Library the cheapest series of reprints ol English Law publications- in the country. The Editorinl Department will, we trust, he found fully to renlizo the expootatlotta of IlloeBWho have enjoyed Smith's Mercantile law, Smith's Leadhl Cases, Sugdcn on Powers, Shcppnrd's Touchstone, Broom's Legal Maxims, Arehhold's Nisi Prius, Areh-bold'a Landlord and Tt nant, Qmhb on Real Property, Smith on Con tracts. The high reputation which "The Law Library" has acquired throughout the United Slntes, by the character of its volumes, nnd by the cheap rate tit which its valuable contrata have been presented to the prolesion, is the best evidence we can make ol it merits nnd its claim for your support. We hope, nnd will aim, to retain thisblgh elmracter. lliiilsh crown caujew ftosmevwi since Leach, to 1B4U, J voIh., 9. LeatettM Cauteej in Law atitl Equity, In Three Series, with Anicrletin Nolen. I. WHITE AND TUDOIi'S LEADING CASES IN EQUITY, 1 vol. 8vo. S-1,50; with copious uml elaborate American Notes by Messrs. Hare and Wallace. II. SMITH'S LEADING CASES, 2 vols., $10. Third American Edition With Notes and Relereucea to late English nnd American Decisions, by .1. 1. Clnrk Hare and II. 1! Wallace, Esqs. III. AMERICAN LEADING OASES 2 vols, Containing voluminous and learned notes to the Lending Cases in Merchnnlile Lnw, decided hy the Amerean CoOTtf. Edited by John broil Chirk llnre, Esq , und Honteo Rinuey Wallace, Esq., 9. ARCHIBOLD'S LAW OF NISI PRTU8, 9 Tola, tivo; $fi. With all the reoui. ite Forms, inelinliiii! the Pleadinas in the several Ac- tiuun, and the Evidence necessary to support them. Second and enlarged edition. t. x J. YV. .JUflJNSUn, Lnw Booksellers, Publishers and Importers, aplO-d&wy 197 Chesnutst., Philadelphia. VALUAI1LK HEAL ESTATE FOR MALE.-The sun scriber ntl'ers for side, on verv lihernl terms, tbe follnwine de- acrihed real estate, situnte on the Nntionnl road, in the immediate vicinity ol the eastern linumtary one ol the corporation ot CO' lojnbne. and otmoeitB the Blind Aarhun. to wlti onMoni Nns.f'i, 9!), W, lur nnd L00, of Crosby's addition of out-lots. Also, Nos. i, i!, 1 nml 5. ol i;iw: vV iidditnin, '.'fi, :', mhI ,i(l, nl rhun n P 1 subdivision of half section No 03. Also, m-lol No. 83, on Town street, of Chnmpion's addition to the city of Columbus. On out-lot No. tifi there is a good two story brick house, together with suituble out-houses, 4tc. There is also on in lot No. 93, on Town st.. a small frame house. For further particulars, as to price, Ac , inquire ol the subscriber on the premises. apl.i-O&wt! AfllU.- Bj, ItAIMWr'.T. V K T Elt I NA It S1'1((;KIIY. T. R. BISHOP, Vetkrinaby Soroeox, O ESPECTFU'LLY oilers his aerrioci to the inhabitants of this IV city and vicinity, nssuriiiir those who mav natrontse him. that he will endeavor to giv. general satisfaction. All surgical operations perfortm g with perfect sutety. And the ninjiit iiy of ihe diseases incident to the Horse cured. T. B. Bishop can be found at his Veterinnry Forge, back of the Neil House. Reference to the fallowing gentlemen : ,IAJDK I i A II K K n , A. I,. ULM3TRD, f.. TTITlTiTiWf ' 1 1 A B T 0 N june5dA;w3m A FAKill ANI SAW WILL FOR HALE. AN excellent farm oi 179 acres, in Oonoa tp., Delaware co. R 17, Tp. 3, S. 4, on the east aide of BUj Walnut at the mouth ot Duncan's run ; nbout ,Mt acres improred, about '.V) of good bottom land. The farm is well calculated for grain or stock. It is a part 01 ine maxwcii iraer. 1 Here it a line settlement around it. On the premises there is a good saw mill, which takes the water from Walnut creel; and Duncan s run. It is a good site lor a grist mill. The farm, and an undivided half of the saw mill, will lie sold together or separate. About one third nl ihe pay will be required down, the balance in payments. Mr. Hamuiond lives on be place. Jyln-UtdA-wtl WALTER THRALL B U l.lSHtiK MJI n e a nd it est 1m p roved HA USA I' A HILL A. KNOW ALL MEN, that we have this day appointed B. H. MEAKINOS, of Cincinnati, our Am-nt for the State ot Ohio nt large, for the: unit: of Dr. John BulV denuine Improred Eilrart of Sarnaparilla, where all persona, or Hub-Agents, will be supplied nt the proprietors' lowest prices. .Signed: JOHN BULL A CO. Louisville, Ky., April 15, 18.W. F. Eberly, successor to V. H. M- ...... at the old stand, High street. Is the only authorized Agent for the sale of Dr. Bull's Sar-snparilla In Columbus, where citizens and strangers may rely upon obtaining the Genuine and Improved Article. As there are counterfeiters about, be sum to buy from the authorized Agent, and then you will be sure of the Oenninc Artirle B. H. MEAKINOS, (ieneral Agent for Ohio. JliHT RECEIVED, A T THE DEPOT for the anle Of Bull s Sarsaparilla and other IX Popular Fnmily Medicines, a large aud fresh supply of Bull's Improved and Genuine Sarsaparilla, combining Yellow Dock, Bur Dock, and other valuable extracts, indiengous to our Western soil, put up expressly for this Aif'ncy. This great and invaluable ureimration is findinir its wav into tin' bosom of everv ntHicted iamily, tor the w. o!e world is challenged to produce an article so pleasant to take that will so effectually punty tlie blontt. strenirin-en the system, and guard it again?! any sickness or epidemic whatever! It never fails lo giro relief, and is warranted to be superior to Townsrnd's, and every other preparath n liefore the putdic. In this city hundreds have beencuredof the worst lorm of .crolula, Erysrptdas, Dyspepsia. Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Sciatic Pains, and distress in the uide and breast, and many who were on the brink of confirmed Consumption. This preparation ot Dr. Bull's ia no secret or patent medicine ; hence, thousands of physicinx preacrilie and use it in their praetice. Dr. Bull aska no protection by " patent," and if anyliberal-minded M. D., who h not over hidebound in his prejudices and not too strongly rivited to the ' Chain- isng. to mnke people swallow Calomel and other villainoos minerals, (nolens volens) will write to htm ami satisfy him that he has not killed more than nine out of every ten of his patient, be will gladly send turn a full formu-lar of the ingredients n?ed in hi valuable preparations. "Down with the leeches' Down with the blood suckers I Down with Calomel and other poisonous minerals, which ha M nt thousands and tens of thousands to a pre mi run grave 1 PURIFY YOUR BLOOD 1 Strike at the heart of th'- disease, remove morbid ecrctiiiiia, give action to your liver, strengthen your digestive organs, and you rannot fail tu build ut. new and pure blood for die sustenance of the general system. To do which, nothing ha ' - n girm to man nothing within the reach ot human agency begin to compare with Bull's Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla Remember that in eae of any dissatisfaction I will return the money, for I am so authorized by the proprietors oi this truly great and wonnVrnil preparation. For snle by F- EBERLY, unlv agent for Columbus. E.e-t side High street, next Ui Roller's bakery, end a lew doors BOSJOJI 01 me Ptate House janeijjAw I MATH ATTEND. SPRIN'I STYLES Superfine Silk x I plush lints 1 as usual, only Also, for your benefit. Fine 1 mi .-nnii, iMiinninnir Mimrin, new ann very rjeauuiu style VestinfB of both Silk and Marsailet, Cravat of diflnren designs, suited to the season, sVc , tc , hut opeoed by apT2-dsYw R COWLES sY CO OLD DU. 1 1 1 iiit .....,.... TihSHH f ik 0,n"int H" SarnaparWa i LD Dr. Townicnd is now about 71) ,-enrs of age, and has Ions y liecn km,wn as the Author and Di-cverer ol the i m u m Ll H"-BPnri'"'l'; Being poor, he was compel 11 d to Uni t its manufacture, by which means it has been Kent out of market, and the sales circumscribed to those only wb had prove,! lb) worth, and known it, value. It had reached the ear. ol many, nevertheless, n those persons who had been healed ol sore diseases, and saved from death, proclaimed it wonderful j 1 V Nnun ano ut'iiiiii'ss, removes nil olistructloiiH and nvigorau's the entire nervous system. Is not this then the Medicine you pn'-eniiiiently need 1 JH1 ?tosfflr' 01 U",W tUitiH h,; B. I Townsend's inferior article 1 1 his young man's Liquid is not to be compared with the old Doctor's, because of one grand fact that the one is lucnpnhle of deterioration, ftm n(ITor 9p0n8. while the other does ; souring fennentitig, and blowing the hollies containing it into fntginents : the sour, acid ImjuiiJ exploding, and damaging other goods ! Miw not this liorrihle compound be poisonous to the system What ! out acid into system already diseau'd with acid I What chuscs Distep,ia but acid t Do we not all know that when food sours nour stomachs, what mischief il produces t flatulence, heartburn, paljntwioii o the heart, liver complaint, diarrhoon,ilysen-b-ry, enlic, and corruption of the blood 1 What Is Scrofula but ho and humor in the body! Whnt produces all the humors which hnng on Eruptions of the Skin, ricald Head, Salt Rheum, Bry nnebu, Viiit. Swellings, Fever Sores, and all ulcerations in-OTAUand exb-rnal? R j nothing under heaven but on acid sub-sfjince, winch r-.iur-, and thus spoils all tho tlulds of tho body, more or less. H hst causes Rheumatism but a sour nnd acid fluid wiin h insinuate itseli between the joints and elsewhere, irritating and mnuoia QM delicate lmue upon which it acts 1 80 of nervous diseases, ol impurity of the blood, of deranged circulation, and nearly all the ailments which attllct human nature Now is Itnot horrible to make and sell, and infinitely worse t-. use this Souring, F rmenting, Acid " Compound of H. P. Towns-end, and yet he would Ihui havo it understood that Old Dr. Jacob 'lownsedaOenuiiie Original Sarsaparilla, is an Imitation of his nterior preparation ! I Heaven forbid that we should deal In an article which would bear tlie most distant resemblance to S. P. Townsend's article I Wo wish It understood, because it is the absolute truth, that S. P. I ownaend's article and Old Dr. Jacob Townsend's Sarsaparilla are heaven-wide apart, and infinitely dissimilar ; thnt they are unlike in every particular, having not one single thing in common. Ah H. P.Towuscnd is no doctor, and never was, is no chemist, no pharmaceutist knows no more of medicine or disease than any other common, unscientific, unprofessional man, what guarantee can the public have that they are receiving a genuine scien-tine medicine, containing nil the virtues of the articles used in preparing it, and which are incapable of changes which might render them the Agents of Disease instead of health 1 Since the above whs put in type tho following fact has come to our knowledge; which is truly tyled The Triumph nf Jtifltlce The Wur Ended! S. P Tmrnxend abandoned the field Old Dr. Jacob Towvnend cm. dientcd by the I'eople S. P, Towneend has at last given up tbe manufacture ol any Dure Sarsaparilla, having disposed of his business to Borne strangers. Thus bis claims to Originnlity und other pretensions fall to the ground. He voluntarily abandons them, in thus evading the issue before the public, by disposing of his trade. The fact that he was no physician, no chemist, the occupalion ol whose life was a worker on Railroads, canals, chopping wood, saw logs, dock sticks, ic, fte. The Inct, also, that his article became notorious tor its Souring. Fermenting nnd Bursting theBottle;-, thereby deceiving and injuringthe sick, and destroying goods, diJinonstrnlea beyond all doubt tho fallacy of his pretensions, nnd Ihe baseless fabricot his claims. Hereafter it is to be sent out to tlie people by some Strangers, ef benring the name of B, P. Townsend. We have been informed that these Strangers intend to print on the labels tho name of some Chemist, in order to redeem, if possible iis bad character of Souring ami Fermenting. Let the people fully understand that no Revamping, no new botching, no prefixing of Chemist's niunosor nny other folly will redeem S. P. rowneend's souring compound from public odium, unloBs it is made entirely different from its present character ; and il they do this, it will become another ni liclo of Sarsaparilla, and they might ns well give it another name first as last. It should then be called the "Stranger's Sarsoparillii," and not S. P. Townend's. But if there is no alteration, the people may till expect the same old Souring, Fermenting, Root Beer stuff. We have felt it 11 duly to inform the public of the true position of thin matter, that Old Doctor Jacob Townsend's Sarauparilla may not be confounded with this souring article. In conclusion we would remark that tome months ngo S. P. Towneend left his old stand in Fulton st., n first rate store, and sat himself down only a few doors below ub, in Nnusauu st., the inotivesand objects ol which we leave others to judge. We understand these Strangers, who have taken up S. p.'s business, intend to remain there. Such conduct needs no comment. We shall move from Nassnu street in the Spring, and we will then see if these Strangers follow us j & P. did. Depot for the Old Doctor's Sarsatinrilla ia now 10SL Nassau st. THOMPSON, SKILLMAN &. CO,, proprietors. Principal office for the Western States, Vine st., ;id door above 4th, Cincinnati. LL W. CAKHOUN, Genernl Agent, to whom all orders or applications for agencies must be addressed. This Snrsaparilla can be found at the principal Drug Stores In the State, and is advertised in most of the country pnpers. In In every county there is sotno one authorized to establish auh-Hgencies for the county in which he resides, and the same can be ascertained by reference to the county pnpers. For saw w Ooi..nillia by niCHKi tlAUHY, Agents lot Frank-lin count). Also, by Henhv Loko, (iroveport. lebidAiwly ivaxn CONKLINO. WtLMAM WOOD. ai.khkp wood CONKLINU, WOOD V CO., MANUFACTl'HEBS OF pchk: WHITS UUD, in oil, ! Paris whitk NO. I, DO. DO. Dlir WHITE f.KAII, Ri ll LEAD, UTBAMB, I'UTTY, WHITINd, ' PlM DlttD.' PARIS OR KEN, C II ROME YKI.r.OW . CHROME ORK Kn , CHROME RED, CHINESE BLUE, ASSORTED COL!) PAINTS, IN CIDER VINEGAR-XYT K have adopted the most approved method, as practiced by Vt the Fn?tern Manufacturers, in manufacturing White Lead, and will warrant it equal to any made in tho United States. We warrant the quality oi each article we manufacture to be as good as can be procured, and to give entire satisfaction. Offero-l ntthe low.-si prices on usual time, or discount fnr Cash. CASH FOR FLAX SEKD. Any quantity of CASTOR RFANS wanted. We wilUuuulv Fnnncrs with Castor Henna lor seed, and then contract to lake opninarKet price annually. LONKLINu, WOOD At CO Cincinnati, December i!8, 1840. dfcwly CAHI'KTINO! TAllPltTlV! A P. HTONE & CO., have on hand one of the largest and best Fine Carpet nnd Oil dolli Ever offered in Columbus, embracing all the different stylei, vii .Superfine Turkey nnd Wiltran Superior Ingrain Mupcnor lapiBtry lirus -Superfine Brussels ; Imperial, 3 Ply j Superfine do r me no Superior Venitiun: 10-4 Sup. Druggels, Wooit: 10-4 " " Linen. Also, Superior Wiltran Tufted and Cheniei Rugga Also, fiupi rior 10-4 Linen Sheetings, nt a very great bargain. Also, a splen did assortment of Superior Worked and Lace Curtains, Painteri Shades, ic, a . marl8-d4w I A ri.lt WAKKIIIHIHK.-CYRUS W. FIELD 4 CO, T Cliff et., N. Y., orlbr lor sale Bleaching Powukr aoo casks heBt quality riODA Ash 88 tons good quality. Alum 100 bbls. ground and 100 bbls. crude. dMALTS Best English 3 F E, 4 F E, and 4 F E super. Ultbamabine Best French and Cennan, various brands Rags l tons Domestic, all qualities. lUoa SM hales Foreisn. assorted nimlitio. To-ether with a complete assortment of all kinds ol Paper and fPARPBTa ARE OOINO OFF. 'Those beautiful nnd cheap Car V ' xtjare leaving fastcall soon If you would have one thii fprmK, on aplW-d&w H COWLF.H A CO. I'll 1 LA OKI. Pill ,1 HllflMM. g-sv RVAN'S LADIES' AND CHILDRENH OB UNRATED aswHHOI'.S BuskinB and Slips, thick and thin fl( iea. Also, Children's (laiters, the finestarticle made in the Union, just "r,iiiuJ ispi.vootwj a, uyvruBsi uu, NEW BRICK (4ROCKRV, CORNER 77f HIIjTi ' 111 1. 111 BJ-7 rpHE andanlfnnd havinii purchased will continued the Grocery and , I the stock of .1. M. Brown, V Hill '1 ifWun in.r ..nil ('.iimic. sion businesB, and beg leave to call the attention of our iriends ana inn punnc generally to a well selected stock of Oroceries, & ace., to which h large stock will be added soon, and offered at a" mmm reian ai low prices. mara.Vdfcwtf. & WssBWK von aim A LOT of Beech Fencing, Shingling Lath, and Beech Joists. 7 i"itiysi u. ."tui i. Journal omcc rniversily of Pennsylvania, MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, ,,t,n?IUHTV-FlFTI1 SEWNION, C18M-A1.) I j -ectures will commence on Monday, October the and terminate about the end of March ensuing. l-or turthcr information see the July numbers of the MediCBl T , , w- E- HOJINEK, M. luly LUBO. nerm of tho Medical Faculty. A CARD. It is my purpose to resumi; the tunctice of Law . 'n DM upreme ( 'onrt of the United Elates, the Circuit Courts lor the districts of Ohio and Missouri, nnd in the Supreme Court n nan 01 trie urate of Ohio. J"1 T. EWINC. CVMimOIDERED CURTAIN MIlSLlNS-A large lot lust re U ceived by p. T. SNOVVDEN, F" No. 4, Odeon Huildlngs. W TO FARMERS, I are aulhorized to offer for sale one ot the best larms in Franklin countv. situated inur miles north west of Colum bus, coutiinin? HI acres 150 acres cleared, the balance prin- pnlly White (Jak and Walnut timber It i- situated on a good road, has good hnildings, a good orchard, and is well watered If applied for soon, this furm will be sold extremely low. l-nqune nt the Mm Entate Oficc ot jyO-dA w SMITH A-MILLS. FOR SALeT A natl desirable residence with lot liWby IPi, pleasantly situated on Broad street The improvements are new and all in good order, with a good well of water, cistern, Ac Person wishing to purchase a very nice residence m a healthy location would do well to call on the subscribers. jnlygi BAKER A ARMSTRONG. VOH SALE. A CONVENIENT BRICK HOUSE, with eight rooms, pleas antly situated; together with two thirds ot an acre of ground, on which there is a good well of water, cistern, some young fruit trees, and a variety of shrubbery. This property will be sold cheap, and on good terms, or will exchange tor a small house and lot nearer the business portion of the city. Also, some vacant lots, (or sale remarkably low and on good terms. Enquire of fauglfij BAKER A ARMSTRONG. HAYING AND HARVESTING. AS the grasi i rather short, snd we haTc a large number ol scythe on hand, we propose to sell them very low, to cloe in the stock. Also, snaths, rakes, forks, sickles, scythe stones, rifles, grass hook. Ac, as low as the lowest. Jy3 GERE, ABBOTT it CO. TAKE NOTICE-WE have a house and lot on VAw)anA i BhT I Brush' Addition, for sale. The house contains 'il. rooms and 11 cellar the lot is 40 bv lftfl Bmm w- . autliori7t(j to sell it cheap and on easy terms. .J?. SMiui & MILLI3. R " VM. !l. KA8S0N. AIL ROAD and merchandize despatch via New York and Erie Railroad and Steamers on the Lakes, per express freight tsntaeto Mutfalo iii three days, (HundayB excepted.) . - it ""-hn N V ,v F. It. It., Ca.e Wm. M Kbssuii," snipper New Yorh & Erie Ratlrond, daily, atSo'clock, P.M., toot 0 Dunne street, New York. .1 1-T"vFnr l?.rt!'.rr, Imr,i(;uiar9 call at the Tranaportation Office oi w J u Chamber- turn, Now Yorn, or o e ut Kfflflfl!11' " ' "wvln Block, Water street, Buffalo. Iarift of prices per BXJw 'or dry goods and other light merchandise during Lake navivation, , NKW VOHK TO Uoneva Oumiuduigua. Rochester . . . Rata via Attica BuHalo 0,7,ri Lake Michinan noru.... 1.00 Via Sfmb't from Buffalo. 85 Via Mich. C. Railroad... 1,60 1,05 Cincinnati fcColumbus, O. 9,98 1,10 Via Sandusky R. R. I, 'JO St. Louis, Mo 9,75 1.40 Via Mich. t. R.ilrn. inn Lake Erie ports ;nr'udini Detroit, N. B. All packages should bo properly strapped and the weight it the funic marked on each narksve. No siiotf nnninae wllfha called less than 50 lbs. A liberal deduction from these prices for second cluus or heavy merchandise. iunl7 MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT. WHERE THIS LINIMENT 18 USED PAIN CANNOT EXIST. It has been hut about six months since this extraordinary med-icul preparation first made its appearance in the United states; yet it has gained a popularity unprecedented in the annals of any preparation ever ottered to the afflicted. Although it was recommended only fur rheumatism, sores bruises, scratches, burns, aprains, tc, in human beings, and lor ring hones, spavin, wind-gulls, big head, poll evil, fistula, saddle nnd collar galli, scratches, nneH ol joint, aweeney, &c., in horses; yet it has proved equally efflcadonj in many other complaints. It is an infallible remedy for that worst ol nil complaints, the tooth ache. INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM t ThomnB Barnett, works at Rogers A: Barkhead's copper works, was cured perfectly of an obstinate attack of this acute and painful disease, nRer trying doctors prescriptions and other remedies in vain, in three days. "TILL MORE EXTRAORDINARY 1 1 An old physician of ex tensive practice in tho city, had a patient a boy whom he had attended two years lor rheumatism. Hi limbs were all drawn out of shape in the most shocking manner, and bis sufferings were of the most agonizing and heort rending kind. He finally lost all hopes of doing 'dm any good, and, to get rid of the constant calls on him, often in tne night, recommended him to try the Mustang Liniment not that he thouirht it would do the boy any good But to his great surprise the boy has got well. ThJJ is the donor's confession. NUMB-PALHY, OR PARALYSIS, One case in this rity, in both limbs and the whole of one slda, has been perfectly restored by using the Mustang Liniment alone 1 WHITE-SWELLING, OR HIP DISEASE. A very respectable Rnd worthy citizen of Madison county, 111., had h son who had been nfllicted with this terrible disease for nearly two years and the hip Joint was drawn considerably out of place. The doctors could do it no good, and he expected his only son to bo a cripple for lite, In his despair, he was Induced to use the Mustang Liniment and his son is healed I WONDERFUL CURE OF CANCER I This is to certify that my wife has heen sorely afflicted with a cancer on her taec for several years, and it began to spread to an alarming extent. Many physicians prescribed for it tho great Kentucky Cancer Doctor was applied to and every remedy that we could obtain was tried, but nothing appeared to do it an good. It whs pronounced the incurable sore. We were greatly alarmed, und began to feel the stings of despair, wl.en V fortu nately came in possession of a few bottles ot the Mexican Mustang Liniment, and to our great joy, by a few applications of the uinimwii urn cauDtn bdmiw waapfaHMisu, uiner imporxant cures have been eifected by it in the ntignborhood. - JOHN COI.CLASURE. Clny county, 111, .buiunry Mth, 1850 I hereby certify thai John Colclnsure is an old, auhBtantial, re-spoctuble and worthy citizen of Clny county, 111., and that I saw his wife when aJUotted with the cancer, and alter it wns cured. Halem, 111., January 'Jli h. ISM B. F. LEMEN. We fully concur in B. !'. Lemon's statements, being known to the fucts. BRADLY A NICHOLSON. BENJ. OGLE Xenia, III., January 06th, 1850. TO CALIFORNIA EMIGRANTS This Liniment is of the utmost importance, as it ia an infallible remedy for the bites of Spiders, or other poisonoue insects the bites of snakes inflammations of any kind fresh wounds, swel lings, sprains, bruises, eruptions, or sores of any kind. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, Every store should be supplied with this valuable Liniment, as it pays 11 good pro it nnd sells rapidly. CAUTION EXTRA I Many will try to induce you to buy Nerve and Bone Liniment, or some other equally worthless trash, by flaying it ia just as good as the Mexican HostasU Liniment. But do notbo deceived. Ask for this Liniment, and buy none other, and you will not be disap pointed. The name is blown in ihe boitlc. Pric; 25 cents a bottle, with full directions 111 English and German. ETy Principal Depot nt BRAGG 4, Mcl.EAN'S Drug Store, corner Third and Market stn-cis, it. Louis, Mo. Druggists nnd country nierchsnts supplied on liberal terms For sale by E. EBERLY, Huccessor to 11. H. Meakings, nt the Family Medicine Depot, East side High st., few doors South of State House julylO-ly FOIt SALE. M one acre Lots situated a short distance north of the Railroad Depot. omo of which tront on the Wor-thington Plank Bond, litis ground ib pleaaantly situated and la well calculated for private residences. Terms easy. Enquire of BAKER 61 ARMSTRONG, july2-r Real Estate Head Quarter. IIOltMK HIIOK IKON iL'I FRIOR in quality to nny ever sold In this market. Also, a t-5 full assortment of all kinds of Iron constantly on hand and tor sale at the sign ol the Rack Maw. BAIN Ac HORTON, jy22 (53 High street. Columbus, O. j 'AltKIAt.E SPRIMJH of all kinds, including the cela-V -' brute. 1 secret slouch t round point springs, for sale at the sign of the Buck Fuw. jy22 BAIN & HORTON. PATENT PLATFORM SCALES " 'po weigh 1,000 pounds, lor sale by jyV BAIN A- HORTON. iff A .SMALL HOUSE, and 36 by Ml feet of ground, itua- jjjLtcd on the corner of Cherry and Fair alleys. nquire of JyihiJ BAKER & ARMSTRONG. A HA II K CHANCE ! rpHE subscribers are authorized to dispose of one-half or the I whole of one of the best establishments for making money in Columbus. The concern pays a profit of about twenty-five hundred dollars yearly, and is in one of the best locations in the city for the business. For lurther particulars inquiretof JyJg BAKER & ARMSTRONG . WHO WANTS A BAKftATNF 171 OR stili henp for cash TWO OUT LOTS, situated on Wab 1 ingtori uvctiti norm ol nrond street. Inquire ol BAKER & ARMSTRONG. juijio Oil, ( LOTUS. LARGE and splendid lot of Mahogany, Fancy, German, Chi nese, English and American Furniture Oil Cloth, just received and for sale by J. D. OSBORN St. CO. lkd;khpaper, ' C1 AP, Demy and Medium, Irom the best makers. Pi r sale at Eastern prices auglO J. H. RILEY St Co. THE HISTORY OF THE CONFESSIONAL. BY JOHN HENRY HOPKINS, D. D., Bishop ol th,. Diocese of Vermont. Just received nnd lor sale by augfl I. N. WHITING 4. HUNTINGTON. To Western Merchants. vCx x--j - Jo LPcsjycjBifiB,) (SDCCES80B TO 8. N. UNDKBHILL ft CO..) IS nnd Cednr St , between Wllllmn nnd Penrl, WHOLESALE OEALER IN VROVN SHEETINGS ANl) SHIRTINGS, of every grade, O width and quality. Also, best Southern Yarn, nsortcd to suit buyers; white and colored Carpet Warp, Batts, Wadding, Twine, Wicking, and all article in the domestic line, at Manufacturer's prices, for cash or approved paper, at the first established house in the city of New York. New York, July U, IBM. jy23-d2m PISTOLS. oters, tot-ethei T EVOLVING nix shooters, together with double and single - s I barreled pistol, for sale at the sign of the GILT PADLOCK IOII RKNTI- I1 tnd situation. aplS A mug dwelling for a small family, in acen Apply to H. COWLES A CO. JlfOritNING GOODS, f every description, tor ladles at i" P. T. SNOWDEN'S, ap'-'f No. 4, Odeon Building. A MONO the great assortment ol beautiful patterns of English t- nnd American Prints may be seen Hoyle's Oil Dressed Goods, yard wide. Also, Oil Red Goods, yard wide, for window curtains and green CfjJN by the cord at ap ' WM. RICH RDS ' GEN I?' Phirt Cravats. Ac Ac. i nn always be found at P. T. SNOWDEN'S, ap'-'O No. 4, Odeon Rulldings I NITKO STATES DIGEST FOR IS49, BEING a digest of decisions nf the courts of common law, equity and admiralty in the Unired States for the year 1848. By John Phelps Putnam. For sale at the New Rookslore. jv'Jf J H. RILEY 4l CO. N. B AH late valuable law bookf received as soon as published and sold cheap. WON' OF TE.hVehAM E OFFERING, lSSO-a tioiintiliil ) a. ( .liiei ty I . V. Artnnr. for sale bv jylii ll. RILEY sV OO. Ill LKY MILL SAWS. .n: ii a few first rate cast st'"" 1 Muley saw. TT mill saw-, of cast nnd ll- rmsn steel, tocetlier witli s large assortment of cross cut turn nave never ie n equaiiea inr 1 1 1(1 ABBOTT A CO., Sign of the (lilt Padlock quality In this market fJLACh Gro de Rine Silk, from 1 to fl.78 cents per yvd O beautiful lustres. Also, a few pattern more of those rich fancy Silk which have caused such a rush of the ladjes, left 1 WM. HiCH Po the linlt, the lame, the aore, nnd the atlhT jointed. We brintf clnd tldliign of ren i joy ! " rl 1 HE most wondeiTulremedy ever usedfor removing and erad-A icatlng pains of any kind almost instantaneously, and for healing Ud DnriBOtiv cin iiiLr nil kinds nf