Ohio State journal and Columbus gazette (Columbus, Ohio : 1825), 1837-03-24, SEMI-WEEKLY. SEMI-WEEKLY.

              ml muu FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1837. SEMI-WEEKLY. No. IS, Vol. XXV I Whole No. M63 rillNTUU AND riJIII.ISIlCI) BY SCOTT St WRIGHT. Office on Stale-street, llitnl ilnor west of the Clinton Bnnk. Tlie Jourmi. Is published once a work, generally, nod twice a week during tlia session of the State Legislature. IMeo, Tllree Dollurs a year In nilvntict,, or Three Hollars and Fifty Cents nt the end of the year. No Kiilwribor ill-lowed to discontinue while he remains indebted to the Dtlii-e. tietturs on business should he nildro.sscd to the Poblishers. From the Boston Patriot. The Boston Medical Journal of tlio present wool:, 'contains nn interesting description of an important op. eration, porformcd by J)r. J. .Mason Warren, of litis city, fortho rcstoration'of the nose, to n patient who had lost that feature in cons-en, notice of an nceiilruinl injury. The description is accompanied by throe li-thrographic drawings, or portraits, one pxliihitgig the appearance of tlio face heforo the operation was pei-formed, thescconile.xlnbitin the fruturcs alter the 10-metly was partially elloctcd, and the third a portrait of the faco as entirely restored by the operation. The first of these drawing accounts s itisl'icturily for the strong dosiro which had boon felt bv the pilient to submit to tho operation, while tint last shows with what entire ulceus tho operation has been ulleiuli'il. Thearticle bejins by gtatingth.it tho patient is 26 yenrsofngn, nntl by describing tho injury which lie suffered from n violent blow on the nose, received while playing roughly with one of his companion", more than three years ago. Tho noso had entirely disappeared, luavmi; in mo piaco it nan occupieil, a largo opening, bordered by a firm cicatrice. The natralivo proceeds as follows: "A thorough examination of his case having been .made, and finding there was no positive obstacle against tho possibility of the success of an operation, tlie ilif-Acuities of such nn operation as would bo required, wore distinctly staled to him; lliu improbability of its succeeding so as to restore the organ in such a manner that the deformity should not bo known; that the now noso might bee imo much llattoncd, and perhaps on tho oppcarunco of cold weather gangrene mi lu Inks place; and finally, that oven his life miglit bel-ii-dongored by it. I felt it my duty to state tho case, plainly, having seen all those accidents occur from the operation, and death in two cases being the consequence, from severe erysipelatous inlljiiiTiiiitioii of the scalp. "Notwithstanding all these objections, he said thai ho was ready to incur any risk which would givo him tho least chance of having the deformity under which )io labored obvintod, as life in his present suite was hardly desirable. "His case was certainly a hard ono. A young nrin. in the prime of life, in other respects of a good faco and nppearanco, wns, by this frightful calamity, not only entirely cut off from society,' but prevented' from "ain-lng the means of subsistence ." " The operation was performed on tho 7lh Sept. last. We shall not describe tho process any further than to state, that it consisted in romoviug, bvnu incision into tho forehead and scalp, a sufficient portion of sliiu, llesli fcnd muscle, to form tho now member, nnd placing ii in its proper position, without entirely severing the stun botwoen the oyu-brows, nnd afier turning down the part sovercd, attaching it in such n in inner, that by a healing process it might become firmly fixed, and bv n similar process tlio wound in tho forehead might disappear. The operation, which has proved "entirely successful, appears to have been performed with great s'ull, and submitted to with remarkable loriiiule. Upon this last po:nt tho operator remarks: "During tho whole of this long and painful operation, tho patient kept up his courage, and not aery was ut-tered, nor tho least struggle undo that c mid at all iin-'pedo the motions of tlio operator. Not lunch bl 101I Was lost, and his strength was s i little e.vh uisteil tli n he was ablu to run up stairs to his chamber. He w is ordered to go to bed immediately, It keep perfectly' .jjuiet, and a watcher left with him, w'ao h id directions in case oThis falling asleep, to provent him from either rolling over dn His side, or raising lf hind to Ins ii m. so as to derongo the dressings; ills to w.iko him i n-'mediately should he Ureathe through the nose. To hivo arrow root or gruel, and lemiuado for nouris i-rhent. On visiting him in tho afternoon, ho was found touilorlablc, tho new nose was warm, had bled a little from the edges which formed the n istrils, both showing tho circulation was not nt nil impeded." The narrative goes on to describe the process of cure. Wo extract only such iassagos as will show how rapidly this advanced, and how complete has been tin success of the operation. "At tho end of a nimtli tho wound in tho forehead had contracted to about n qitaricr of its original size. Adhesion of tho n sa waspurfect nt nil its points. The openings of tho nostrils wore regularly rounded, and simulated well tho natural appearance. The tip m the nose is woll preserved, and a regular curvu takes place from its root to the end of tho or ran. "At the end of six weeks ho was able to go out and wain auoui miring 1110 evenings, out ns the weathet became cold he was advised to ci'nliiin linns If to the house, as cold evidently had a very great i ff. ct in re tarding tho cicatrization ol tlio wound in the I irchead By rofuronco to tho second figure on the plate which accompanies this piper, a pretty c irrect id a will hi formed of the state of things six weeks niter theoperation. "At too cnu ot two montns it was tiioifht tune to proceed to tho second operation, which w n required to romovo ine twist existing ut tnu root ol tlio nose." "Tho third drawing, executed four in mtliS after the Operation, wuen tho cicatrization h id becomo com plete at all points, gives a vury good idea of his present oppearnnco. no now iieciures nimseii entirely v no re-action takes place from tho nostrils, and oil I. ing into those cuvities a new skin is found to line . them throughout, 1 he nose Hsoll has contracted gra dually, so that by tho lirst contraction of the iiitegu month and the subsequent contraction trout s-i diui ra tion, It has decro iscd to almost two-thirds the size of the Hap which wns taken front thu lurchead. On traction also seems to be going on in its longitudinal axis, so mat tue uistauco oeiwuen tlio tip nt tliu nose and tho mouth d uly increases. This will he mucl moro perceptible, nnd tlio whole physiognomy of tin tiose much improved, when the four trout teeth, whii-1 have boon lost, are replaced. This will bring out tin undor lip, and at tho same timo rmso the tip ut lb hose. The cicatrix in tho forehead has become very small, and is gradually assuming tho color of the sur rounding integuments. 1 no scalp iroin w Inch the column was taken is lost in tho hair. Thu noso is quite firm, of a good lorin, nnd the cicatrix on eacl side hardly perceptible; at ihe root of the nose on th left side, and at that portion which formed the pedicle, i ii .:n ...i i. a ainnn iissuro sun remains, which is lor 1110 present cenecaieu oy a strip ot court piaiaicr. , "The health of tho pitient has never been better, his sense of smell is returning) nnd the tears no longe run over tho faco; and he, ns well us his Irieuds, eon grntuiate themselves until mi tlio moral nml physica effects of the operation, lie is now able to make Ins appenranco during tho day time, which ho Ins not done tSol'oro during the last two years, nnd no person would 'bbserVo 'ahy thing reninrknblc in tho nose, without n minute examination, wuen it would no iiiiitenit to ex plain the remarkable anatomical changes which have taken place." , From the tilolic. Burning or tub treasury iu'ii.dinu , ua Oho of the individuals charged with having been concerned in the destruction ol tlio building uecupi py tlio rroasnry I'epartment ny tire, nnving been con victed and sentenced tu tho I'euitentinry, nml tho nth or having, wo understand from nn undoubted source. confessed tho wbolo trniKiiction, wo gue, lor thu information of tho public, a statement of llio cireumstnn. cea undor which tho prosecution took place. . On Ihe night botween llio 31st March and the 1st of April, iujj, tho building occupied ny the 1 reasury Department was discovered to be oh lire, and in a short time, was totally destroyed. Musi of tho books nnd papers, excepting those in tho room wheru tho lire broke out, were snvcu. The President immediately nnpointcd a commission, consisting of the members of the cabinet, with whom Chief Justice Crnnch, of tho Circuit Conn of this His trict, was requested to attend, fortho purpose of hives-Jigating tho origin of this eonllagrntinn. After a la borious inquiry, all the evidonco taken wns reported to tne rresiaent, wiin a report expressing nn opinion that nothing had boon ascertained allowing tho hro to hive pocn Kinuieu uj uesigni tnougn, iroul tuo testimony, the occurrence of an accidental lira scenic. I almost impossible. This report and evidence was afterwards laid before Congress by tho rrcaijciit, and printed among the public documents. In the course of the month of April, 1(133, Mr. Liv-j iniston, then Secretary of State, received a letter fronii a well known police officer of the city of New York, intimating a .suspicion that the Treasury building was intentionally set on lire; but no distinct evidence of the fact was t.ien oblained. Tho manner in which the building was destroyed remained shrouded in mystery until the winter of iiJ3.j-3U. The only circumstance which came to light in tho intervening period, which seemed to have any probable connection with thai event, was the presentation, in Ihe summer of l!)3.j, of a cancelled Treasury note, originally issued during the late war, and nfierwards redeemed,' and upon which n second payment was attempted to bo procured. It was believed that this paper must have been stolen from the Treasury building in which tho cancelled notes were filed, either nt or before the lire, ft was traced back to a loiiery nllicc in New York, but could not be followed with accuracy nnv further. A little more than n yearsince, a letter was received by the Secretary of tho Troar.ury, from the Marshal of Ohio, slating tint one uf his deputies had received information from it man named Hicks, with regnrd ti certain disclosures which hail been made to him by one of the p-rs ins concerned in burning tho Treasury building. The Marshal was immediately requested to obtain a full statement on oath of all the particulars within thu knowledge of Micks, in order Hint proper inquiries ought he tnslitiited to ascertain their credibility. The affidavit having been furnished, invi stiga-tions made both in New York nnd Philadelphia, stron"- Iv corroborated Hicks' statement. They received further support, from its having been ascertained here, after much trouble, that tho individuals implicated by him had resided in this city during the winter of 131!:), nnd had left on the niirht the Treasury building was destroyed; h iving broiicu up house keeping the day previous, nnd disposed of their furniture by auction. Ily examination of the books of the stage offices, it was found that .Mrs, White, the wile cf one of tin s' persons, took passage in one of the stages for llaltini ore on the day after that event. The facts sta'cd by Hicks having been established by so many independent ci re n instances, ili reel ion" were giyen lor ihe arrest nl the persons implicated by him, whoso names were Itieh ir'l and I'cnrv Whi'c. ' Richard was iiiiinediaiely secured in the city of New York. A deputy .Marshal was dispaiehed to' urn st llenry, who was understood to bo in the weslern part of that State. After pursuing him front New York to Ohio, thence to l,ouiHville,iiiHl Innllv to Now Orleans, where it was ascertained that ho bed been pas-ied while on board one of tlio steamboats on the Mississippi, he was. after an arduous chase of more than 3,'liHI iiul-s, arrested on the arrival of the boat at New Oilcans, and orougir. to tins city. At the spring term in 1(530 of tho Circuit Court for ibis District, into bills were found against the two bro thers, on the charge of biirutng the T reasury building. During the term which Ins recently closed, they Inno hoeil IneU. .V) ito ilit exisls up in tho mind ot any porson who heard the evidence, but Ihu lire which dc- siriveu mat niiitjing was knelled through the agency of those persons. Henry was convicted and senieiiceil to the peiiiienHarv lor ten veins. After two trial Richard has thus far ese-ioed conviction, from n doubt arising under Ihe act oi'Congress limiting prosecutions for olleuses against the United Suites to the period ol two years, as to whether ho is to be reg irdcd us hav iii'i lied Ironl ju.-:iiee. ily whom the inducement for the commission of this crime was offered, is to some i x'ent u matter of inference nnd opinion. Tuo lire broke out in the ro mi, in tho second story of Ihe building, occupied by a person who was then a clerk in Ihe Department, whose tesli-m my before the cu. omission ordered by the President. nan exciieii mis miugs in tne ininilsol many im ividu i s is to his having s. line knowledge of the nri-'in of the lire. Tiie door leading into that room fruin the main passage through th it story of the building was imme- hatclv opposite the door of the room in which all the records and papers relating to revolutionary pensions, miner me nci ui i.. in ..lay, llt.'ll, were kepi, winch were mostly sived from destruction by entering the roim through one of the outsidn windows, while the building was o:i tire. An individual who spent the greater pin of tho winter ol lli:i-3 in this city, who had beion ged to the same uuartor of the country from which tne uites originated, had n i ecu interest n tlio destruction of those papers, us will be seen from mo i inovving narrative: During its session of HJ33-1, Conirross ordered n oub. lication to bu made of all tho illdiviilu lis in each Stun cciving pensions under thu laws administered bv tin ar j'epjiiiueni, winch were directed to be sent to iverv counly in tlio Mite. In the course of the mouth! if September, l!!3-l, Robert Teni.de.of Vermont, who. I under a former adoiiinsiration, had been appointed agent for the p iyin -nt of pensions in lliat State, nnd h id been extensively engaged ns agent in helmlf ol rsons niipK ing f ir pensions, came to this city, ami made overtures to a gnu! m then employed in tin pension (Illiee, lob ivo certain surreptitious chuii"c mule in the li t ot puusioncis in that State, previous to ilb publication. Alter obi.itnaig all possible narttcu ar5 from Tomole. this genllein in, in Ilia abseueo of the Secretary nl W ar, communicated these overtures to the oresent Sec retary of th.- Navy, then temporarily charged w ith the War Depirtiu 'ul, wiio consulted with the Secretary ol the qViHuryon the subiect. Tec-)) officers iiiuni.,11. a'cly determined to dispatch n special agent to Ver mont lor the purpose ol m iking investigation into tin c iiiracterol tlie claims which b id I n admitted, under the agency o ' eniole, -it the Treasury ns well ns Win Departments 'hu former being at that limn charged with the administration of the act of I.Vh May, lll.'ll. The District Attorney of the I'uited States was din ed to e j-oiicraic, itisiiiuiiug such nrosccution as should bo decincd necessary. The special agent reached Rutland wdiile the Circuii Court ot the I'mted Stales was in session. Tlie district attorney, being much el'.giged ill business belore thociurt, was iniabiu to bestow immediate ultentioti upjii this business, and was inixious that such evidence us would leave no room for doubt should be as certained, before implication of uu individual holding the high standing which Temple enjoyed in the community where he lived. The agent, therefore, commenced his invcstio.itiuns in places so remote from Rut- l nut, ns to obviate any alarm or inquiry on the subject mere, tin theilav liiese preliminaries had been so lar completud that the ngent was reluming to Rutland, with the results of bis iuiiiiries, for the purpose of procuring the arrest of Temple, u letter from the Commissioners of Pensions, directed to Ihu District Attorney, and enclosing a letter written I'y Temple from New York to the gentleman with whom he had communicated for the purpose of altering the list of ienfioners, was received at the I'osl Olliee at that p'laee, nnd having b, -en seen by Temple, was delivered to him bv the y icra in me i osi Mice, upon ins state neiit that he was on his way lothc court house, nnd would place it forthwith into tin; hands of the District Attorney. Alter obtaining this letter, he immediately went to bis own home, nnd n lew iiiniutes ultcrwurds shot him. through the heart ! lie had dolllilless opem d the leili r directed to the District Attorney, and ascertained ironi its contents that Ins Iraihls upon tlie public had been undo known, nnd that publicity uud puiiishmiitt were ai h and. Tiie investigalioii of the character of tho claims being cnunmn d, it was ns-ertained that out of some twenty-live presented by q'emple to the Treasury Department, nud mtmiited there under the net ol lii.'i!, quitu one-half of the number were false and fraudulent. The perpoiisiu whoso names the pensions were grunt ed, which had been received by Temple upon toriri found a small gold ring, and in her cars two car-rings. It is but a short time since there were discovered sixty-four silver vases, and a valuable storo of curious antiquities, principally in mosaic work. jXew-Yitrk Sunday Mirling Aetrt, 1 W. rpiir Steam Tarlyct Hhip Ctll.lt.MlltliS, Ai'oi-stcs Wai.khr, -I. A Muster, will run reitulnrly lictween tluiialo nud Detroit. tlmiiu; the present season, agreeably to tlio followingarrangements: l.caca Uu Fata fr Detroit, at !l iclott, .1. .If. Leaves Drlroit fur IJiiJala, at !l o'clock, A. M. Tlnirsilay, May 4 Punilny,. May 7 Wmlnrsiliiy, 10 ( Sntnrilny, m 13 Tiicsilay, n li; i Friilay, in Monday, u i Thursday, u 2o Sunday, 2j Wednesday, 31 Hiilarilny, Jane 3 Tuesday, Jur.o ti Friday, . l I Monday, 12 Tlinrsdny, " l. Sinulny, HI Wednesday, " - 21 j Paliiriloy, 21 Tiicsilay, 27 Friday, m 3(1 Monday, July 3 Thursday, July (j Sunday, " 0 Wednesday, " IS Hiiturilay, l"i Tuesday, o 18 Friday, " 21 Monday, " J4 Tlilrsdny, ' 27 Sunday, 30 Veibiesdny, Aazust 2 Saturday, August 5 Tiirday, " fl Friday, i. 1 1 Monday, m Tluirsday, 17 Siindnv, " 'Jll Wednesday o 2.1 Saturday, " 2ll Tuesday, 211 Friday, Peptcinlicr 1 Monday, Poiitemlicr -1 Thursday, 7 Sunday, 111 Wednesday, u 13 Saturdny, 111 Tuesday, " l'l Friday, ' 22 M'oiilny, o 2-i Tlinrsdny, " 2H Siuulay, Oetoltor 1 Wednesday, Octolicr d Snliirdiy, " 7 1'uesday, " in Friday, " 1:1 Monday, " li: Tliursdny, " 15 Sunday, 22 Wi-ihicdny, 2o Suturday, " 2:1 Tuesday, " 31 'I'lie t'ohiinlnis is two yrnrs old. nnd Is propelled liy n superior libh iressiire tnitlnc of "real power, tiuilt ly Messrs Warden iV lleiuiey, I'itts'airLOi; nml ns reenrds n znod sea lioat, we will re'er to those who have Irave'eil on Ismrd of her. Slio Is in every res;ieet calcalaled for n hnrd. weather vessel, nud ns to her siiee.l, we s'uill only say fiat .0 is as fast as 'he faattnt: licr ai'i-riiiinodatious are eiual to nny boat at this lime oa th" Iiiike, having re-eived la nddiiion to her former ii-a-niiiiiiniialioiis nvelveslale roams of three lierllis encli. Tlie t:oliimlus will make sonic trips to the t'iier Lakes, ihlrinit the si-asou, in which case, timely notice will lie given, f or freight or passage, niiiilv to Messrs SF. R.-, ItFIMII'V & ATWATKR, ItiiD." k lli;T, nnd llulfiilo, N. Y, (il'.I.SI'nv if I'.VAVS, WAl.TKIt SMITH, llunkirk. UltnVSilV if flil.T, WKI.I.MAX Sf WIVt'll ii. Mi;r.Ki:ii, II. T. IIAI.DVVIX, WICKM CO. JKNKINH $ 'J'UACV, i) NKU IIKKUV. Detroit. CAR Ii .V HI Manhattan. 1IIHSHI. CO. Tolt-ilo. Mnrrii z, i;::n..4w. IllacT: River. Huron. Miirnn Advnrtincr. U- KIM (J r('lU ii !. Mm.ii'ii,n, hiti-mln .tji.Miiii- a lnar(. hilt l:onl hi Ihurityut" ClcvHitiiil, nn llin lirwtufMny, for you ii;; IjiiIhh, wluirn n!lllif tiw.l'ul :nul orriiiiuntunl Itranrlnw "I" fi'nrvli; nliiniil in w ill lie tnujlit. 'J'liu necessary usdiatunts iruiii iiic emu, ot the in)HliiiitMiiniH mx, TlH'nirlctMt aili'iitmn will lieiiniil to tlie inornl nnd Intellect mil iiiiinivi'iiiL'iil iil'tlie 8'lolarri,ani tlie prlnrijilca ut ility ChrU tiiin rciinuui finijily taught, entirely witl.uut lertariati Inllu cure. (inetliy in rtn-li week ilcvotnil to ecwins, nnii BUfli otlicr liniiifliPi nn rciulfrn TimiihIu nueful lo iiersclt an.i otlicrg. nn.l I'H' li yoiniB I nly cxjiected to own utl the neccssiary implement? lor lliu uirpOrtrn. For tlio Hatist'artifHi oftliouc pirrnta frnm nltrori'l, who mny ront'nle tlnlr ilatiilitpri to Mm. tinld'a rarr, they may Im nwn r.;i that their IiuihiIih'mk nml ndvnutic willlie (iirel'iilly atiidied they will to tnkfii into licr fiiimlv, nnd their Itme cliviih U he twuen study, percisjt nnd lliu must familiar Intercourse Willi their iiutrnrlri'M, 'i'lie unhool will lie illviilcil Into two tormn, of lwt?uiy two wi-ekn each: pommciiciug the 11 rut Monday in May, and the &rt Mommy in ioveiniier. . TKRMS? m tba. llnird.nndtuiiion In all thu i:alih hranclicf", .. 81IMMI frcnrl ) n UO Mu'ir 1 If III) WiiBhiiiir, ml, l:il. IrediliiiE, tnwe'i.c ti.UO The tlrst quarter pa) able in advance. Kcrr.it iinx'Up. Tim ltlirht Rev. Than. P. Mdvaine, Ci.mhiir. 11 Rev, K. Itoyik-n Ch TClnnd. Rev. H. V, Aikin Cleveland. AVr.i'wr. ThcRi.'ht l!ev. ltrnJ.T. Oinlcriloiik, .... New-York Cily. " Rev. II. I'. Tappaii, I'TotV-ssor ;n the 1'iiivi'inity, N'cw.York Tiiy. " r-v. A.T. Iltipkiii. Ilutralo. ' Hev. Mr. Sliehlen, Ruilalu. Major II, I. Lnrnrd, ,., Detroit. March 17Hi, llkJ7. If. SWAN'S TRKATISK. Isaac . Whitivo, llooksellcr and I'tililisher. Coin minis, linn tliis duv tiuhiishcd. nmi for enl- nt n Ihiokmore, A TRKATISII "N TIIK LAW It I'l.ATIXti Til THU I'dWI'ltrt AM) DIj'TI ( K JI STM T. W Til K i'i: ami constahi.ks, in tut. htatk orrnntc with I'RArnt Ai, forms, v joscru r. swan. I'n'Midcnt Jiidsnof the Twelfth Jinlh-inl Circuit. The cx lenitive jiiriwliction of Justices of the Tearc tn thin .tatp, ihe amount of property annually involved in their pro-rncdincB, nnd the umdl portion or the law of the land found In , Ihe Statute Hook, pretn to demand a work of this kind. The I present vohimn contains- Ihp ceneral rule of law tippikahle to (tuitu and proceed ires hefore Justli cs, toiether with the Tonus of j Proresy Docket F.nirics, and Judgments ; and nleo the law con ucrted with the powers, diilioc, and ii;tl'iliti''B of Cou-tl allien, ! I ht First Part conluin n uuminary view of the progress of a civil unit, from iia commencement to its termination, with the tie m era I principles of Inw in relation to the diii'ereut kind of actionswho sli on Id mie nnd he sued the Issuiuir.fervice and return of the summons and caplnn tho attciulance and competency of witnesses the trial tlie general rules of evidenre the form ami cilect of diiferent kiudn of judgments the stay of vecittion nud proceediiuiH thereon the Ism inn of execution ; the power, duly nnd liability of the olfu-er in arrestim.', levy his, I ndv-ertitiniF,nnd flelliac the trial of the rljiht of property and return-, to esec iiions, A:c The Second Part contains the ceneral rules of law in relation In statutory action?; nuch a forcible entry ami detainer, attach- 1 incut, &c; nud treats of contractu, the riiiht and (nihilities of imrtuers, carriers of pood?-, inn keepers, hiishnnd and wife, parent nnd child, master and servant, and other ini-iCcllaiieouH matters of a civil nature. The Third Part contains the law in relntinn to prosecutions for crimes nnd mifnieuleauoia, with pmiical forms. 7 he Fourth part coutalna lorms cl conveyances, wills, ngrcc- tnciiti, iVc. From n sliglit "Inner at the nhovn Imp'irfort outline of Mir plan and ohjects of the work, It will at onro he seen, tiiat it is one which will he of essential value to Justices of the Fence and (,'unsialdes. To Lawyers nud men of general husiucss, it will also he found extremely useful. I he PuhlHher believe, Hint the hbh reputation of the author. as a well rend Lawyer nud sound Jurlit, is a MiH'u hjit pledge that it hashren well executed; and it is presumed Mint tnJu--tl- e of the Fence, who issulicitmiH to understand thoroughly the In lieu ot ills olltcc, will hu without it. COMUTIDXH. The work forms one volume supci roval flvo.of bet wet n r.'C nml titlO In rue closely printed pn!M-r, on Knxiern paper of line iiiality,aiid hound in uoixl law hindinir, nt per copy. Ferfons prncnrniif live or more sul'scri! ers, and lcami:is re- uponsihle lor the aiuoutit, shall receive ti discount of jier emit. ! T'I'ersons residlns at ft distance, who nut v wish to prnrure the work, ael should not have nn earlier opportunity, can unh:r it throu'4ii their delegates previous to the adjournment of the Legislature. Coluiulms, Miirc.h, Ui.J". J CK I'.T IIOATH Rrd llird Line to Portsmouth, The a hove line is now in operation lieiween tl iHiiliire nnd 1'itrt- uiouth. i)ne hunt of Ihe line will h ave this city every moriiiii1.'. anil arrive in Portsmouth on the siicccediii'.' inoriiiinr. For pus-s:i2e, apply ou hoard. Cotumhus, March :). .if rpo TIIU OIIH) AlKRCIfAXT. Cincinnati Wnot.t-su.K J K oi Kit v sn Imi'ohtinii HoiSK. It cut tide vf .V.ain-ntrrct, unt door beioK SrcoHil..vmw.v. ti Dan would reitpi'cll'iilly inform the Ohio Merchants, ihnt Ihey nre now receiviii" u very exteusve nxsort meiit of ; Kf Jfijllt I I'.H. wl.h-li Ihey oiler for Pale on liheral terms, and nt n small ndvunco from the Ntnv York carjo prices. As one of the firm, Mr. Charles n. Dana, spendf his whole limn In the r.asterti markets, for the cxprctH purpose of attending to the Imporlinj nnd purchaMus of (Jroceries lur this extullis: ment, we ilatier ourselves that wo shall at all times he aide to furnish tho! who may cive us a rail, on n good lerms ns the New Yoik rr Fhihtdctphhi Jol.Ler, I'ini'inunti, I'ehruury J". .:1m " " Mrriii-n, io;u i mivi) n inn power ot Attorney trnni' MutHcauht or Chines Mulhcrry TrecK, propniznted (torn Mrs. Marv I'inh'v. widow of the lute Ci ti S:iiuiii-l l inlm- .1,.. i roiiin.ry n,..i invB ,, ti., r i. . 1 ' " .;:iinu nun ihmuiiii vcui'i uniwiu, irum mvo io mbiii icei num. Also. L HI i"i,i;,,y piiwvti Minmu me iiimiifi ami ownership of, one year's iroivlh. HARMTH FORK, for t.en. Finley, not only in Ko-s, hut runny other cnnnll.; of the Cranville. Feh. 17. .tf A. I'AtX'rrn , rn f'tate, includina much of th" verv 1 est um.litv of hiiidsniid tmvn Jrr -. propurty, ami how few of those there are out of which the wl- L IKI'! rOlh! MltL!The Protection Intvranrt Company . , .. . ... I' t t ID I'll'rtf ll'irtCnnl lnn....ii..t I ' """ "' i" mum u i'ii, unco, ii woii i seem . - - v..,. , to he for the intere-t of those roiicermd to pay some ettention 1 "-ahl8t lnw or nm"I!C hv tire upon Mieir well known liberal to this notire. Much of this prnnertv hits hem sohi at Rlif'i-iUV and unirshnls' sales, and much neire by itihtrnments whMi enn- not operate to delmr tho widow of her dower many of the mens nnvms nut one wnnesfi, ami iminy none nt all. nnd scarce ly a valid acknowledgment ninoie.' the whole; nnd it may h.j remarked that there is no net of limitation In Ohio, nor never has been any, to dehnr a widow of her dower, either for hack rems ami prohls, or present interest in the laud. Ifrnrlrnn. plication ia made in the snhscriiier, in Chillicothe. their chiiiiH can hescttk.il upon low and mnderiitfl lerms; otherwiNO I shnll feel hound to commence suits Indiscrhninately in all cases where, in inv jiidsincut, n claim can be supported. i niuicouie, .Marcii 7..ht R. nOCfiLAS. iVllIO CANAL PACK F.T COMPANY. The Directors of V tuo niiove tompnny have the plcasuro of nnnomiriin: to the travelimr public. Mint Kiev have comidclid thoir nrrni....- ineuis for ruiiuinn n line nf l'i ket lioTs on the Ohio Cnn:,i between Cleveland, on Lake F.iir, and Portmitouth, nn tlm Ohio nvit, n (ii-iance ot ,u:i miles commenrinu' on tlie openiuif of nnvii'atlon compii-inj ei.-l:t new ami well furnished lto:iin nf the first clns; o:ie ofwhhli will leave Cleveland and PortdinouMi daily, tnnkiim the pnsrrairp through in three dnvs. I'asseiicers W'll not he subjected to a elinnjo of limits on the rent, ns they will be curried throiiL'h in the same llontH in which Ihey emliark. As Hteamhoats are arrlvina and departing hourly nl each end of the rout, paswiiL'ers will not be sii' jci icd to any d'jlay In proceediii!! on their journey. As Ihe farililh's of Ihe above line are such ns has never before been presented to the Iravelin" public, in this part of the country, and as it is the intention of tiie llirertors to employ none hut accominodaiing nnd penih'innnly men us masters of said Co:ils, nnd to render every intention lor the comfort nnd convenience of pncM-nirers. they llattur them-silve'tluit the Lines will mrrit nml riTeive n share of pnhiir patronise. c, M, (jidivch, Pr.sideni. I) Win i: it i i.'I'i'imi t rn UU'; ( l)irei:turs Timothy NunAiHM, Hec'v. Ckveliiml, Mnreh I-7...V.V A. M. C. SMITH, John c. kanhom, RHNCII IH It It MILL HTOXFA M.tnufar.tnred i V bug, 0n. TiicfuhHcribershave lately received f in Cot urn- Intelv received from New . ork. and Inimi'.liatcly mm Franco, n very extensive nud superior stork of French llurr Mocks, which they feel confident will uivc saiMia of business. As they Imvo had practical exnerlcncc in Milling. Mill-icriffitinjr, and Purr-mni)iir the miborrP'Cra derm It nunc-1 cesiaryto make lomr comments about their workmanship nml attention to lamincs. They have nlso lately received a ceneral noi tment of rY DI.'TCil ANCHOR ROLTINC. CLOTHS, manufactured at a new cstuhliKhment in Holland. Their cloths nre vnrrnnhd to be superior to tiny other that have been In use heretofore. They nre nlso prepared to furnish nil kinds of MILL 1 110 VP, MILL HCIt FAN'S, nud srovnd Plaster of Paris, raw oronlci I. The n'mvc articles will Iks warranted to licni' Mm best quality, and sold ou Mlcr terms than by nny others in the Western country. They will nlso nivc Instruction to dress burrs o:i the latest and best approved plan, if railed upon. Two or three Journeymen Hurr Makers wanted, to whom constant employment and good wnpes will he tjivon. Feb. 7..Ew (. H. & A. nnrKFR. T71NC, & HoLMF.fl. (successors to Lewi- Hurciiiiisun a vo.) IV v. oat mission am barwanUas Merchants, Not, 4j Water, ' mietjii, i iiiguurgn, rn, ItliFLUHNCI- Merclmnts cencr;'Ily. PltlViurpli. . R. Thompson & Co. ,,. ., , , , . I'.. Si I), (.nitz, 1 1'l'fid' Il'liia. F.riklnn & Kichelberer, ) . Talbot, Jones ft Co. ,l',t,'if",'. N. R Kins and Holmes nwnfn- no rit rrst in nny Rmt, or line ol floats, will always omhrncn the rnrlit opporl ty to ...- rej-annnj only tlio unfvty and ii.i(.pmss of It. CII .-17S I.tll ROVKH SCItCLON,-' TRCSSFS. f. the imwedintc ivir mil pi r uuiient cure of HI HXLl or ItUP 1 1 L: umined and iiiprnved by the Committee of t Ui Philmh-lphia Medi.-nl Society, nppoinied fir t he purpose of in veslii-atiiiL' ihe merits ol the virlmts hiclruuieuts now before Ihe pIli'lK- lor Hie I r fat in' it! nt (hi.- Aim ihp, Tliis romiiiiiiee, nt'ter several montlis Invenri-rntion, ilnrini whi.-h a hirje nnmiter of r:?i under Ireatment witli Mic e ami olher iiiHtriiieiits, were hron.'ht ender their fieipient observiition, primninced these Trtirscs siiii ror in their iiierhanical coimtruc thin, retentive power, and manner of giving pressure, to any otl eri now hefnre the public. . i '-""-'in,,' nntrntrrs ir. V'ti'in'ir' rroti'S-nrs Drake, hherle, Smith, .Mi-Howell, (Irt-ss. Cobb, Paikrr, and Jlar-rison, nml iKu tors Mason, W.iod, Hhotwell, and Woodward. Ilr. Horner, nt a lecture upon the Analemy of Hernia, with the treatment of the same hy tln'Mi- iiiiniiueiit.), latum the Medical Class at the I'niveisity of J'eiin Ivanin. said, In the course of the hist ,. M.r ilivt. w iliiestied the opo ration of these lu-truiiients it twelve or more pnlieutji, nud the facility and certainty with which cures are eifc-ted hnvu excilcd much nstoiiiNhuieiii In my mind." A. 1. Smilli, M. Ii., Prof, of Surgery in Ohio Medical t'olle;e, inn tnie leciureon ii'-rnj i, remarke,!: 'The instruments of ir,Clinie are very beautiful, well adapt, pd to the did'ereiil forms of path nts and the parts reiicerued, iiema just niicu to reiniu the liinmr. and n like the proper de prec of prcsu-e. They nre the best adapted to meet all the in-dicntiotHof Hernia, that I have ever met with. There is no douhl Mint, when properly nppliid, Heriihi may be permanently Urins. Applinilion may he inndcto M. J. GILIIFRT, Jt-nt, Office of Stnrlimr&Cilliert, On Market-it., 2 doorB weBt Mayor's OiTico. January 17. .ly VALLAHLF. PROPERTY FOR PA LU. I will sell on ret-sonnbie terms, the followinu renlestate, to wit: In-Iols No,2!W, nud JIVi, situate on Hlirh sireet. In tlit nnrttirm imnoi me cny, now occupied hy H. Urow'n. This property, for henuty nndhenlthlnessof situation, and convenience of im-provtmcnls.ia onunlled by few, if ony, in Hie city.ns a prlvilo Also, hi-lot No. 501. .... Also, Tod acres ol Innd, inrluriinn the Vhltc Halt tract, al ont fivo miles enst of Col uuibus part cleared, Mie balance watt tittii cred and wntered. Alxo, Idfi ncres.six and ft half miles east from Columhiis. nn the National Road. For terms apply to John M. Walcutt, Columbus, or t the subscriber, at White Hail. liec.'J.itli-l tf. R, HUOTHKRTON. - rpilK pnrtneisiiip between Jon Tuomi'io nud Ckormki;. I Cou nt:, of Madison lowii.il. ip, Franklin loutitv, to the hu siness of Wool cartling, .c, Was dissolved on tle Itilh iui-iniit, Jti( TlloMPil, March 2) . .3t li l i. C. CoWDEN. DMIMSTU A I'oR'H XOTICF.. All persons lmTin clnims i 1. njainit tlie cstiiiu o Jruit w, f 1 1, deceased, late m FrnnMiii roiiutv, are herc'y rerpiestcd to prc-ient Ihe same, le- u'ltlly proven, tr s- ill eel, witiiin one year and nil persons iiimrineu, nio retpitsicj m make imiiietlin'e ravmenl to RoitKUT WAI.CI TT, Adm'r. of Ihe csttilt of J, Walcutt, dee'd March 21, If. 17. .1 I numTA, hiiviiiir hcoii ottlirr lurmi on tlio MlU ol (lie n.'voluthiinry iirniv nml had iIkmI many years miifior mere liriiti'tiu irr?-ui9, wImho olntins li ul iiccn siijtji.m. by tlie d'Ht iin.Hiy tit' iuia ny imlivithiiilf, iluiwu up nuroralily tn Mm rules .if tlm p.:iriim'i.r, tunl vcri-lieil in lt-.r;il I'.mn thnmli ill.; ciSjiulilu l.ixitv dI tin-clerk ol" the rmn ts in that ooutity. The paners rrl ulc lo iIioho I'ranils wftf Ui'iH in (lie Trcnury D- jiurtnirnt until llicv wero lran!i't'ifil to the War Ooimrlmeiit l tlio net oV ua;, Willi rcinl M tho inoi'm's which iutlncci! the prr-font who wore rn:i'4" d in di'itroyin llio huil.iim; t'.ni-liiininr the evni.-ni ri of lticu and roliahly o:hcr iVninU unni tlio mllu iliy initf!, t'.ir tiie invtiont, rtat in conjecture, we loihear mnl.in tiny olmcrvatinus. rillF. CP by Ceorze Whip, liviiic in Clinton towns! in I Franklin counly, Ohio, a stray buy mare colt, thirteen nml a half hands hull, supposed to lie two year obi this spring, a star lu Hie loreheml no other In amis or marks perceivable appriiUed at dolhrs hy Thompson Hull and William Smiley, appraisers. 1 certify the nlovo tolia ft true enpv from imy estrny Itook March Till, 1817 BAML'LL KINNLAR, J. P. March J iw VI't.TITloV Mill I presented lo the horirtrnble the Cnu it . of Common Ph'iiH for Mm ronntv of Franklin, nt (heir nel term, for tho proper order and ruroids to ho entered ou tne itooKsni :id Court, for sundry alterations In the pint of the town of Locklroume. In said conniv, as follows, v in: of the lorm nnd contents of in lots No's. C.l, in,. il:, 122, 12.1, UI. Ml, li.T, Ihli, IT.i. Of ihe content of In lots 114, I Hi, 117. I Li, 1 Ji), ami IJI. YncatiiiK lot Hit, nml trtin-nVrrinn the lar.t said No. to the divisioi of lot 0i. Clianiiut the locution of ml KM, nud ol north p'ip Also, vacating middle nnd easi ha sins: nnd chiuming the form' of school lot, nnd Columbus slip with some minor improvements. All which will he shown by nn impioveii p'til ol taid town, whh-u will ih- then presented. JAMKS KII.IIOI RMl, ncent for Michael Millar and others, proprietors. warm '.n., w ph Wed pro veil within one year ind thns ini'ehted to said estate uro re ipieslculo make immediate payment tn JOHN H UUtISP, Adm'r., March 17. InTi. I of the cMnte of Joseph Wet.deM. niSoLC 'o The ropaitneiship herelofon exintiuj hi i ween the Milder il-err, under Ihe lirm of Let, hatdwin V C is this thy disolvod by mutual consent, 'Pun business u i. hercatler be continued under Mm firm of C. Lee iz Co. ; and till the business iransn (ioiim l: the si Itlciueiit of the late lirm of Lie, liatdwin & Co, will In) dune hy C. Lee tt. Co. c. i.i.i:. 1IF.M nLnwiN MAILS WASON. Mnrvsvillo, Mar.h;-1 1 31 IVTO'Plcr. The rredllors of the est ale of Jo 1.1 nre hereby imtiticil io ciluhtt Ihelr nccmints lei-ally Disi nvi:utr.s is I'mirm. The work id' rxeavatioti is, it ieeiiH, miitiLTon vior .iisv Li thu Ion:; Ituricd eitv. It idS'iid that in tho uionili of Novi'inher, three kite-tonnwero disiMVPred. tt inrunjerlurril that ihev he-lonifri tit nn inhaliitiint o "ihr rtty at thu titnn of itn destrncimn, an.li his wile nnd iluHL'!iti r. On tho finger of the bktlcton supposed lo be tlio daughter, was freight. Fel'ruary ' .dm Liucorts. 3 Tipes rtrandy 5 Rids. Hoihiml Cm 2 do Jnmnicn Rum 5 do New P.ii'.'lnml do ;l o,r. casks Sherry Wino A constant supply of Whiskv and Donustlc 5 do fi do 50 do 5 do Madeira do Port do Pweel Mnlnrn do Lisbon do Fell. ;( W'F.LV A I . llUX'pr.lt For sale by A: co. .r0 Hoses ft hv 10 ClnM 2l do 10 hy 12 do -I) do 7 hv J do 12 do 11 by i; ,o Iteceived nnd for sale by February 3 .LASS. 20 do Tumblers, nsiorted 3U o He-niiters, Flasks, nnd Tinctures !i Cross porter Motile M KLVAINi:, IIL'NTLR&CO. TP HV ft'MlMf-l 10 Itbls. Pirkerel 5 Tierces Cod Fish Feh. a FISH. 110 llbls. Sroirli llcrrhijr 1'HI Roes Smoked do, Iteretved 1 for sale hv M F.LVAIM:, IH.'M'Flt CO. y i tun wni:AT.:1(MM)nrHiii:Lsirood WheatwanV- VJ ed; tor which M. hi.htst ma.kel price will bs uiVen, hy : r,i.vAi,, in;.vn.. &ci), ("1su i-o J Cash f. Jan. 27. nit wim.vr.- I Im Ii IL'lif-sl ninrL.,1 lir'.-n t.,,1.1 1.. 'nr Wlnal, ill thu MAKIll.l.; -1 . 1 mii.i u i, inn s.n i- .. rT rrri. :-r. -. . - " , .! i,l.M. .Mll.l.s, i'n,c,iir -.I'-'ciu iia li itiriiiik-u , .. January -27.. ll 1 TACI i:, MTIIV 4 ro.,Cuiniiiis,ioii Mtrilmnl,, Wi.lcr il l, siren, I'orKinoull!, iihin, Juri. J7. . ly r.-si. l,mv. ! " 1 I I r Ml'!, n I-mil nf nlsiul ;il ll,s. :mir wil, 2iiii II... fimiill I'irn, nml .urn l. (.on, Primer, jiurl .. "l1: W'llTT fc WmclMT l.)H'l'V II Ml III: I. d New (Irlinim Mi-liisscs. fur :,lc 17" Jaiiuiir. 2l N. V. IIUIIOKS, (JI IJ.Ml KI'.TTI.KS liy Cl.es Ion, for eulc l,y !. IIIKIV I'.ll I 1 Jaiiunry .'0. v X Oil, nml llm iiniliry '2ih , l'r Kiln hy IK .t, ui'.DVI'H N.ill ' I run, lor iiurllU'i' ni.niiil IM1IIV 1)1!. J:,. ... MM CTllot,C IHSi'CSSIOX.Jufl published, tl " debute on the ROM AN C 'oLC R KMC ION, but w i Aitvisnm Camimiki.i, of It ilianv, Vn., nud tho R(. Rev. Jon It. Pi u-'i.T t,, lliHliop of Ciiiciniiali, "We the undersiiiiicd, ha iiil' ",d nod conveyed to J. A - Jnniei ami Co., of Cioi'tiiiiaii, for n certain Hum per copy, (to le paid hy them to us, or tooiiroider, nud lohn nppropriated lolwo puh-lie eluuitahle iiMlllutlons, ns agreed upt.n hi'tweeu ourselves.) for nil thai shall le printed; (hi rxclui,'i riuht of print mi and puh I nil m if the lll'.IIATi: on the ROMAN (WTIIoLIC RF.Ll ilO.hed lu Ihe Syi'iiuinro Sireet Mi eting House. Clnrinnntl, from ihe I. (Mi to ihe Jsi uf Jnuunry, 1.;7, im-hiiive, hrtween ourselves, nnd t.isen down hy Repoiliirs, employed by tho said J. A. James nnd ,f.. nnd revised, corrected, nml npprnvid hy us, do herebv make known, that thu edition or editions publish Ml hy J. . Ja s nnd Co., or hy thjir nuthoriir, nnd revised bv us, nnit ! e ronsnleted the only correct mid nuthnrlr.cit edl tioniofiaid IHill VTi:. t JOHN II. I'l lH I.I.L, Hp. Cln. A, CAMFIlfcLL." rinclnnitl, Feh. 1sf. LT17.' To those who purrhnM! by tho lusmity a liberal dUenunt will nllnwed. All ordert addiesscd to ut, will Mi prompt !v ntlmlM to. 3. A. JAM F.8 ft CO.. Tubllibcit. Cincinnall, Feb. 23- 31. I rril'F.lt MATCli:s.-12doebuXes. forsnlc'vervchenn, I J Jan. 20. y n v (inovF.lt. I ) AI T P.RCSHLS, Sash Tools, and Sand PaperTfor sale b "l!:1! ik a t;itovi;tt. rniVIITIKM'SAMI I. IIS. MJI, .1. Inns, r., hirsute liy III I l'.'ll lift I Htl I in 1 ui in n lid (ir tiles, n snr,- rriin iv Tor vv riniihy Llilinnevs, tor "all-l,y llt.V (iltIVi:il. Jll. I nil., Irum Nii. .1 l, ,;, fur Mc ,y HA i: III IV I'.ll k. jiinnary - ;) Ml l.l. 1. ilH7.l'ri I to 1 1 Milnl nn, I l',,nn I-..1 I..... 'I-.... I.-... lies, i.ir mm ny III (lllnVKK. Jan. '0. UI'SSIA nml Ami'riran Slieel Iron.l'nr sale I y I It A IIISnvr.K Jil try :il. .( Mills, n lirsl tale nrllrln niA iii;iivi:ii. ."nn .',1. CIOOK, 111 nml 7 Plate, l'nx ami Tniiil'liii s Ti V list, for -ule l,v J January JO. . (ii iv I'.ll. ' OITKS'rt (lermt.n L.i ks and Co.lVi k ; lr sale hy Professor McDowell, in a lerlure en I Tic surflical treatment of the Hernia, lately delivered to hisekis in iht-Cim-iiiiuti Medical Collide, spuke in the highest terms o'.' theou instrumeiiii, nu a menus of cil'ertimr a radical ot e. lie snid, 'The p'inciple upon which they operate Is n c00'! onea Just one founded ou the principles of mthcMvu iiillauimntioti, nml Mie anatomy ot the lb-sues implicated; nnd there is no doubt lhat Hernia may he cured hy them. It is the most Iroatihsonm of diseasrs, nnd very eitrnrlvclv p-evaleul. I rcptat it, I be-linvo this is the best rem ily, nud well calculated to prodine n cure. Indeed I have witnessed many cure-, nnd if 1 had n rast now cn hand. I shouel prefer thi instrument to nny oil er." lltrncl of n letter directed to W. Love, M. 1)., Surj;eon (Jen-eral II. S, Army, ft om T. H. llrvant, M. l.,Sureenii C. tf. Army: near rir--i inxe crcat pieasur hi rccniiitnendiui nr. 'Jlinie s npparatus for the rudicnl rure uf llertilii, a Eiiperinr to any mil. In ine. 'I'lin llnrtpr lias ireen'eit to my iif.tirc anil eininiiin. tfnn several eases u liir Ii have eeen uniler his rare, nnd I hare i-een creiilly Kratllh'il, nml nerlerlly satl'lie,! with the result.. As Hernia Is very fri-iim-nlly the came for whieli the snliliers am iiiMi-nri rL-i-ti ir-nn ine arir-y, i nave nn ilnulit Hint Ihe I rnws Invrnleil ami n-nl hy Dr. clinsc, u-mihl, if nrnnerlv emiilnveil. lie the menus of rclainiii" may v;ihial,le inon in the servh e; anil I think no ito.tsliouhl hevvith'tut them. Ilr. Chase's rejiiilnliriti Willi the irol'i:s.iin here, is uVjem-lly IiIl'Ii. nnl his snrn-Ks in. the treatment of Hernia niiinirnlleh-il. I hnpe you may make nrrniiL'eiiirnti with him for the ihTcrent r.t." Ilr. r. I iihneslork, ol ClianihershnrL', I'a line Ihe fulloivini! remark in Ihe iletails of n ease nf innl,i:irai Hernia: 'I he reinnrkahlu sneecs, ntteiiilii, well-tflreeti-.i tire.surc In the rase of Hernia, has already liven Itliuinlantly Illustrated In the ii-e of the shove tru.s." 11 ftrcnrrt lleher I 'hiije. M. II.. hnvlnt ainilled lolhe ninler sinned for the irivile-:e nf niakini referenre to them in testimony ol ins iinirovi nienl in tlio lorin ot rrinses. and the rnnslrm-linnof liistnuneiits desineil to nrinliirc the ereale-t possi'de sernrily of me reieinion oi Hernia In Its several lorr"., anil the .1 iroin isiui! chaiiee of rmlieal euro ill this dl.eai,e we liavc nn hellu Hon in ,enniltinit the H'-I'ilrei! relen e 'I'he sn'.jcrt has en Racrit the: attention ol Ihe rhilinlelil,hl Medirnl Sneiety, mill the reiiort of tlie sie,-ial coinieitle.' of that hi.dv, niioiiile,l on Hie oe.-iision, is alike f.ivor.ihle to the ,-lalms of the in.lriiuieiil, nud Hie luiliorahle ami strielly rtf (.-si . .n 1. 1 i-nurse of tin Inventor. II. (. tin's, M. II., t airmail of the rnininiilee of luve-.ll :niiftn. Win. I'.. Hnrner, M. II., I'rol'. ssor of Aiialoiuy in tho I'nieer slly of I'eiiiisvlvanin. mid one nf the rJiirjeom of Hit I'liiladel i! la Almshouse llosital, lllo.-kley bnmiiel Jaeksnii, M. II., 1'role.sor of Ihe Inslilute of .Medirhie in the l.'iiiver.ity of reunsvlvaiiia, and nf riinieal rrurtire In the riiilailelihia Aluisluiihe llosi!lnl, Hinckley. in. t.ilisiin, M. II., I'rhfe-mr of Hurcery in Ihe I'lilvenlly of IVunsj Ivaiiia.iiiid of Clinical .-ilucry lu Ihe 1'l.iludelnli I A hue Iioimi. Illnrkley, 1 lionins Harris. M. II., Knreeon of Hie V. H. Nuvy.alul one of ine fun-eon. oi iiic ivnusylvmila iosnlnl. (Jeon'O M.CIelhui. M. II., I'rofcssor of Muri-ery in JelleTsot-Meilli al College. I'hiadelillla, Win. Hush, M. It.. I'hysh'lnn le the Peensvlvnnin lloiilal. C. V. renuock, M. 1)., I'hyiciuii to tlie riiiladtllitiia llosiil tal. Illnrkley. Joseph Hiirlshni-n, M 11., 'liilnilelihb. William I'.irker, M. I)., I'role.sor of Anatomy nnd Furcorv ill llerkshire College, rittslicld, Mass. Henry II. I'lilhls, M. II., I'rol, -sor i f tlio I'ractkc "f Medicine in III rkshlrc r.lv.l ie-ul Collrse, Man. Thin. Johnson, M. II, I'mfumer of Aualoniy and fu'sery, lliehiiiond Metlh-nl CulleKe, V. These inslriiineuts must ho n-ed ly n snrcenn versed in the Anatomy rf llernin, the irlm iiles nf Hurerv, nnd the manner of Iretitiui: the ilill'i reiil vniie'iis of tliis disease. 'I'liey nre nil.iilcil to nil ii, s, io In, Hi seMs, uud nre worn withoul niter-riiptlon lo the oidiuury nvoeatiniii of Hie in'ient. Weconceive it lo he entirely nnneeessiirc lo ndd nnylhilit lo ll-e foreL'oiiiL' te.linionhils; lilt wnuhl meie y stale, lhat hnviuir taken an exICILivo agency in these instruments lluil neilhei skill, so far usive mssess it. nor rare on our ,art, shall ls want-i.ir ui reiuletinj tins nns of cure edectunl in our hnn.ls. ColiinihiK, Mar.li III H. & J, . 'I'llliMrsnV. Vill"l'll W.WI'F.II.-.'I'lio sul,ri i',er ivi.he. to eio,My In his llool.slnre. mi active. I net llijent "oulh, of 1.', In lit e:irs 01 IIL'e. who would ill-lire to make hiiit.elf tholniejldy n,,ii:ii,il,,l witli the llimk Itil.inuss, with the view of llilikili;' II Ills liiturii oi','U,ali,ni. None olher lie d make ni,h. alum", lioi nnv one Willi ennnol lirlni: tlie ni-Ht iilHvrr-,i l,iiiit.r rerun. nienihiliimsns lo moral elinrai ler and lnniness cnieicilv. 'I'o one L'iviiiL' salijlactlon, u Jici llialitut nud viilut hie siliiallou can huoi.laiiied. IfAAC N. WIIITIMi. I'cliruary 7 rpo FAIIMLItis The Ohio Sii.k Co. have on hand, forealei J funr tnillious of .S'ifc II orin F.jrg. Tho Worms may ho fed on Ihe unlive. Hlnrk Mulhcrry, nmj llio feeiiim can lie done hy children. The Coninnnv ol.de. themselves to purchase the t'ocoons In tlio l'nll, at the market prti-n say trein 5 to f , per lulsliel. Appliculinn muy he made to J. Fri.MVANT, Franklintoni M. J. Cll.lir.RT, Columhue. H. I., in Ihe course of the Fall lite Cnmpniiv enn supply any tleinnnd f'ir Hie k line ( hiuese Mulhcrry, mill the Italian, br While .Mulhcrry, at a piicc within Ihe incline of every farmer. sit.m.uy nr. .ii j, gi v tub riti:sim:xT tn-tiiu umteu rtatph in pilniliiiu e of the provisions of a treaty miuto and rnnrln. iletl hetiveeu Jolm A. Ilrynii. Comiuissioner on llio part of the Culled cuius, nnd William Walker, John llnrrett, and Pen-eock.cliiefs and irlnciinl men nf the U'ynndnt trihe of Indians In I Hun, nrlimr for and in Itehnlfor the snid trihe, on thetwenty-third duv of April, ine tliirii.iiiul.chtht hundred nnd thirty-ili, I, AMHIDW JArKSuV, President of li e I niteil Flnlee, do herehy ,let Imo it ml mr.ko known, Hint a imlilic snle will be held nt MAKIOV, in the State of Ohio, which Is lierehy designated ns the sent nf tho l.nntl lllliec for the tract ceded hy the wild treittv. on the fifriuid Mmirlnit in April next, (lll.tf) for the die pi'sal iit'Hietiiitlcruientioiieil Iniids.reiled to the Coiled Stales lif that trealy. fortho purposes therein mentioned, viz: I'rarli'inal sections 31, 33, and 36, ill township , soutll, of rntiL'e east. Herlions I and 2; fractional sections 3 nnd 10: seel lone 11, 12, 111, nnd I I; frneliiinal en-linns 15 nnd 22; sections 2 t, 21, 25, and 2t; ami fractional rections 27, IM, 35, and 30', In towniliip II, smith, of ratine I5.eal. r-'ertims I nnd 2; fnictlnnal sections 3 and 10; section! 11, 12. I.I, and 11; fractional sect ions 15 nnd 22; section! 23, 24, i".. uud 2ti; ami finctiimiil sect ions 27, 31, 35, and 36, In township 3. south, of rnniri! lo.etist. Fractional section, 31, 32, and 33, In lownehipl, south, tt ranee li;, east. f I'rarlional section -1; sections 5, C. 7, and 0; fractional ee'e-Honsfl nml III; sections 17, 18. 111. nnd 20; I'rmllonal lerllons 21 mid 211; seciioi,s2ll,.'l0.3l,niid 32. and fractional set lion 33, in township 2. stuilli.of runee Hi, east. Fmrtiniuil section -I; set linns 5, 6. 7, nnd fl; frurtlnnal sec. Hons '.I and 10; senium 7, IB, 1.1, nod 2(1; fractional eeetinne 21 end ill; sections 2 nnd Ml: nnd Irani,, rial section's 31, j nml li.t, In township 3,sinitli,ofriiiiL'e Hi, east. Thr sale will continue open for six tin) i, and tlie hmill willhe olfered in Iheordirr herein mentioned. (iiveii under my hnnd tit the city of Washington, Hie twelfth day of llcccmhcr, A. II. 1U36. ANDKFAV JACKEON; Ry the President : JaMV.B W'HITeoMn, Committioncr of thi Central Land Offiti, Jan. 1(l-tA1(l nollriK and H'im.'gM Nails, for aaltTby I It A i III V I. if. January 2ll. ;n t pVI I rases Fire Irons, very cheap, fcr ulu hy 1 11 A t. lit IV llli. .1. January 20 r I'M N Plnle, Sheet Copicr, and Zlar, fur'm.cliy'i 11 A n It", V III! . I. Jnuunry 20 .,, SVIHil.I'll Y and Carrinno Trimmings, n full nssortViieni, for "le hy I It A II lil IV I'.ll. Jan. 20 Il'MATTA Nnii, nml llruds, forealo hv I Iia"I; l(o V Kit . Jnnnary 20 ' ajjn C1AIIIII r;K Splines, Aklce, Steps and Sprint's, forsnleTv January 20. MI A l.KOVI'.K. ' tlVE Ili'VliKKU Ihe. Htasa end CoppeTKeHlTs". Ui loe M-Jnniiarv 20 IRA (.VOVCK I) lliett, hand. I tn 1 M ; V pvi i.w HAliinvAlli; HTOKK. I am now receiving from imitorters In tlio F.astcrn Cities, and opening on llroad si reei. n tew itoore west olllie Kptsenpul Church, a full nnd com plelciissorlincnlof IIAItlllVAItK.IXTI.F.RY,; SAHIlLKRY; Piiiul and other Brushes; t'arnlers', Saddlers', and Hhoe-Ma- sers i oois; Loach ami Harness nlouiilinci and Trimmtnes: Im. uiestlc Arlicles; CoinHslion l ire Parings, Willi C rales, (n new and sp'endid article, and sure remedy for Smoking Clilmneyt); Jiinialln Nails and Itrnils, of all sizes; together with every variety ol article, iisunlli kept In a city Hardware Store. Mv stork latin. Otilirelv new. n,,H nrel,uu.,l .,,i,...i,..J possihle rate, and jiitlirlously tnlected hy a Western Merchant that has had the advantage of many yeare1 eiperlenen In His Hardware hiisiness, I flatler mywtlf that am preimred to sell ou as rood terms as any cMiiMlshmeut West of the Mountains. jo loose who wish to make Ctwit purchases, I ehalladhert strirtty to ihe eootl o'd principle Hint a iiiinhle siipcnre ie better than a slow sluHlm.'; and to those, of course, s preference will tie given. Also, ns alsive. Tin Plate; Flipathlng Copper, tinned or not tinned: Sheet llrnss. anoncd numbers; llusaia and American Sheet Iron; lllork Tin; Iron Wire, of every description from o. 1 lo 0; tOL'ether with every variety of articles usually kept, or miiiiiilactiircd In a Slnve, Copper, Bras.. Tin and Plicet Iron I'aclury. Also, SI eel Zloe, a first rale arllrlc for roofs, kltrhen Hours, piiltinj under atuvef, ic; and s large supply ol Bran Kettles. (li, linml f-onlr 1 an.l in .1., . nn evii-pa . ,,,, ,,,,,-, ,, Eiuttrj, aiova ripe, Isith lliusian and American, made to order, and put up if retinesled. .My ns ortinent of Fire Irons, Willi Shovels and Tones, lotri hriissaud hrlglil IiimsIi, Is full and complete, pnrrliased hy the enseal a very simill ndvoiue. IIUM.OW-WAlli; and SUGAR rv 1. 1 I I . l.r hy (lie ton. ' 'ill, nl. tl-f. nrlll... ...Ill l. .t.l ...I..,..-,. ... ., - " ii nt",'c-,utiT ur reinn on Ills mosl nccommoilnling lerms nt least ns ehenp as Ihe clieaieet. Please call ami si c, and then Jurist who sells haipalns. Country Merchants, Saddlers, nml llnrurss Makers, are particularly invited to ra'l and examine quality and prlree. ""30 IRA C.ROVF.R. Tl. Bl lr: I.-U v , ..;..., . .. ,. , , rmvrn,tff a SUTR .VJniCSl URS JU- ckaniral Trrattntnl of the liiitaott mf tkt Troth. timm nnd Mmtk Dr. v. P. Iltinua linvlug returned loColum hus, nml tnken a room nt Col. NoLIcA Hotel, orTcre lile service. lo lite s'oplc of this place. During lite lost ill yeare he has devoted his entire ailoiition to Dentistry; and having traveled Iweuly live thousand miles. In dilleruut parte of Hie United Slates, he has had nn opportunity of Incoming acquainted with tlio l est method of operating, and of the Disuses of the Uoulh iKTiiiuir io innerent climate-,. IV. II. Being well prepared to eilrart Teclli. he invitee the poor us no win ntuke no charce If they are unable lo pay December 6. .If iiii.i..isin i still S' Mr. DI..NMH NEIL would Vy call your altculion to No. 1, F.irhang? Bullilings, llrond " y tr.uT io nmi i n nil li n.a wun wvii.uc. i or anove uiiiming naa tecn " "p viprcssiy mr inn nierrhntil Tailor Holiness, and in iirontiway style; and they mny eipecl Hint Broadway work has nn pttcnslvo nssnrlinrut of Broadrlotlis, Cnsslmeree, and Nestings; lotetlier with every srilrlc of tueu'i apparel, conslel ins of tine linen shins; Hue muslin shins, with lines hoeoini: silk drawers and wrapperi; rnltoii. flannel, lamb'e w ool, worst otl, and merino drnwere nud wrappers; silk, merino, wnrsled, eollon. nml lumh's wool hull' hose; cotton and merino hose. hucksVin, la-nvcr, honeskln, eilk, kid. im.l cotton lovce; ellk fluslie. cotton, nud worsted siisienders; men's pocket hnnd kerchiefs nml cravats; ready hemmed rrnvnts; stlit'enere and slocks, of every tleseilptltin and style; ft illttl hosoms, and plain 1 " '"""ns, of llio liitesl style, nud collars of the newest pat tern: also, lilark satin hosotue, panlnlotn sua pi of every atyle nml htitlous of tin, latest fiislilons nnd slninps. ' P.S. It has heu suggisled to ine Ihnl I had heller have takin a ro,,,,, on Ilirh ,tirc'-l-iit it was linposslhle, and I have the l,t room lor my b isinrss Hint I root.! And In thn t'llv; and the idea of lis ls .g out of lite way. Is rather Idle '" " oitiiiiii s w ant liom any part ot lllgli sireet nnii so easily found, lhat a hllnd man ruiild not miss lb, ntlii- ted Willi one of Hie nest rslnldishmenls of Hie kind snail ni an nine, ne able lo tilrutih the public n. n. DKX'I Ml III Ml.- The stilsi iil't r be-s h ave to Inform his old mis nml the Put. lie, thai lie is ninv prepared ncain lu rvcivc Lonith-is lu the llxrhaiigr lluildini;!, in llio House fur merly kept by W. W. Ill thu.isa Foartlias H,,ue. A sharrnf litlblic palr,iiini!e is sulicilid t;P,i lllt, .laiturirv 2H sri.K i;ni; xiiixVo., iw,,,. 7,,',,.-iv,. llllili-l etiTIH'.l hilVIUU Ktahll-hcltl selves li, ( iiwi,,, for Ihe putpi. e ol ee.-in ins lti .'lc :Srp.? and I'rmi iei'.ri,i-t Mtil!y s.tlt, it fioiu lite llaiiklug niMiluliou of the West a shaie of their p.ilronnur, Having Issui eusased lor Hie la.l year In making new Hies, Vignettes, je. Ihey are now enabled to I'tilnisli .Notes in n veiy suiterjiir slyle, ami on slum noli. e, Bank ,ole papc! of the lest iptalily will nlu avs he Iteid on Wtiiimil FF A M ASON, I"""- -H Odire,jl,si. atljoiiiing the New Hanks. Mllllll N lllll'F.I., Corner vf H-e . .Sr ,rc S.'rrc.'s. opposite Ihe SMlc (iitr, Colnmnot, lii 'I'lie .iil,,l hers linvine lakeii the luigi! and coiumtiilions huil-lii," of It, MiS'or, l'.-,.are now prrparrd lo lerelve II e Traveling ptihlic, anil llonrdersgeneinlly. TI ey llalter themselves Hint the central position of the slum!, nnd tl:c etenilvc nccoiiimodatloni of Hie house Itself, nthh-il to tlio abundant preparations of Hie Proptle-tots, nnd a desire lo givegener.il sati.fnrtion, w ill oroide litem to enlcriain in n stile not inlrtiut to that nf any otlicr house West nf ihe Mountains. Sm.K C T PRE6DACII CO lb in III Hllll'uhl, Willi the latest New York luslllulie. I olnuthiis. Hoc. H. .tf rpill. l.l'.MNti'l'llN' FlliH, Mi l', AND JIAItlNK INstf. , , "'""".''""il'tiny-lneoritorntetl In Ill.lli-Cnpilal jt;100,. '.""-1-'' l The undesigned, agent of Ihe alsiv. tunpany. Is m,w ptepnretl lo Insure ngmnat loss or damage be ire, nud to tnke Marino risks, upon as fiivuruhle terms as ran """'""'I i" Hie Siate. Applications ninv lie made hy lellet ' '' ' , ,l ClAUI.INn ,V tall. I1KUT. Mluli,..,. ,"" i 'oe .uarkel Home. Nov. 2.!.. if NHW lit nil Tne sul-i I.VNP. PTAni.lNfl, Jr. HIS A P I INI lllllll CHH VI' CASH n-r.iiiL. Slllscrihers linvine taken tlm Mtn. w X r. ' itl llnihiings. n lew doors south of II. IV.m.li .u , ' Inct'1 ,", "n'"""" " ll r'anry 1)11 V 111. ODH, hic.i ihey oiler on ns reas.nahlo lerms n, can li uhtalnud In : "" "'(" iiiiiii) invue ire put, le to enll and M aiiuuertutheniselves. I..1I.SI.N', J I'.SSl'P 4 0, Ct ".?S S,;U'' " rw and .p'en.lid nttlcle fr ladle.- II ivltiterdresse,,,,,., rce,ved at No! 5, Coimaer, 1,1 " ud-lure. Also, rich rirurcd Silks. NllT, SJ, ,,( 1 'm, '1 ','N,lN L V''Mrf rf I l and, belonging to Joil.l, (ot,l,o, Crawford county yuig on the ,, fln, r, , ,, 'fmi,ZTet n..rfr'-..in., 1 7 - " tauorloiis and tedious pro-