Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1844), 1844-12-04

              DAILY OHIO STATE JOURNAL, VOLUME VIII. COL UMBUS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1844. NUMBER 69. PUBLISHED DAILY, - BY CHARLES SCOTT & CO. Urrici corner of High and Town streets, Buttle' Building. TERMS. Daily during the session of the Legislature, and tri-weckly the remainder of the year $5 00 Tri-weckly per annum 4 00 Weekly per annum ! 00 Versus of tidrrrihlng. Twelve lines or loss, one or three insertions, Jl, and 25 rents for each additional insertion for three months JJ5 for six months gU for twelve months $12 Longer advertisements in the same proportion, with a deductiuu of 20 per cent, on the amount over $20 in six months. The number of insertions must be marked at the end of all advertisements, or they will be continued until ordered out, and charged accordingly. lltf tho IVor. For twelve lines S12 fourth of a column 20 half a column J30 whole column $ 10. STIIO.nil AV CO. Forwarding and Commie aioa Mrrcaaau A Graeral Frodaca Dealer, Agents for N. York and Buffalo Lake lioal line; John Allen's Clinton line, and Ohio and N. York line, on the Erie Canal ; T. Richmond & Co.'s Diamond Line, on the Ohio Canal. While Ware-House, West end Scioto Bridge, Columbus, Ohio. Refer to Messrs. Cowing, Richmond, Williams At, Co., N. Y. City. " Kinne, Davis Co., Buffalo, New York. " (iurdon, Williams Ar. Co., Detroit, Michigan. " Thomas Richmond At. Co., Cleveland, Ohio. " A. Cadwallader & Co., Zancsville, Ohio. " Young & Fitch, Newark, Ohio. " J. VV. Finlcy ct Cn.,Circlovillo, Ohio. Mr. M. It. Barllell, Chillicolhe, Ohio. Messrs. Conway At Robinson, l'ortsmoulh,Ohio. tu " J' 'r ,lBiT"y r Cr ' Columbus, Ohio. Thos. Moodie, Esq., Cashier, S 0Liberal advances will be made on all Consignments, if required. May 1. IBM. .If. KW ESTAHI.ISII.T1 KNT.--GEOKGE J 1'L'UU Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware Manufacturer, respectfully mlorms the citizens of Columbus and vicinity that he has opened a shop on High street, live doors South ol Town street, where he will keepconslantly ouhaua a fullaud general assortment of Tin Ware. All kinds Copper work made to order. Tin Gutters, Leaders and Kuofing madein good style by experienced workman. Orders thankfully received nnd punctually attended to. Particular attention given to jobbing. Columbus, June 21, 1842. COM.' 11 llim HAT STORK, High airm, opposite the Public Offices The subscriber has on hand a splendid stock of Hals, both of his own and Eastern manufac ture.ol the latest fashions, which he is selling at rcdi e:H prices. A good substantial Fur Hat can be had at 91,30. There is no necessity now for going to Dry Goods Stores to purchase Huts, when a better and cheaper article can be bought at a lint Store, Please call and see, and satisfy yourselves. The latest fashion of Hats always made to order, and kept on hand, either of Fur, Silk, or any other description. May 25, 1814.. if. J. E. RUDISILL. UjT Hals bought at my Shop will be dressed up and ironed gratis. J. K. U. TO TUB I. AIM US. Just received at the sign of the Golden Hoot, a large nnd splendid assortment of Ladies, Shoes, latest stylo of Philadelphia manufacture, viz: Kid and innnHM Purls I nt nm) slinners. kid and morocco buskins and spring heel Paris tios, black lasting and fancy colored half gaiters, black lasting and fancy colored dress buskins, kid and morocco buikin welts and walking shoes, Misses' kid and morocco buskins and walking shoes, colored and black Pans ties and slippers, children's boot morocco and leather boots, colored and black boots and ancle ties, all of which xtill be sold cheaper than were ever offered before in this city. Feb. 17, 1844 H. H. KIMBALL S1I.YEIIS.TIITII nnd Jeweller KrmoTed. The subscriber has removed his establishment nest door to Mr. Schneider's Confectionary, opposite the City House, where he will keep on hand a good assortment of Watchea, Jewelry, &C, which he will sell vcrv cheap. Repairing of all kinds attended to on the shortest notice, and all woik warranted. As the subscriber is determined to sell low er than any body else, and do his work belter and cheaper than any other person, he hopes to receive a share of patronage. The pnlilic are invited to call, and be satisfied by seeing for themselves. S. BUCK, May 211, 1814. B ll'HEVE HOISI), Coluasaae, Ohio. The subscriber would most respectfully inform the public thai this well known House, on broad street, is now under his charge is lilted up in superior style, and every attention paid to the comfort and convenience of Travelers and Hoarders. His Table is furnished with the very best productions of the country, and his bar with the choicest Liquors. Attached to the House is a very large and commodious Btable, which is attended with great care. - It is the intention of the subscriber to spare neither pains nor expense to render satisfaction to all who call on him t and by charging moderate bills commensurate with the present hard limes,lis hopes lo receive a share of the public patronage. 11. HIIRD. Columbus, November !G. 1B4J. (1AHIKKT 1MAH1.M4. flit subscriber respectfully J inlbrms his fiiends and the public thai he continues 10 carry on the Cabinet making business at his shop on High street, between Town and Rich streets, and has always ol hand, and will make to order, all kinds of Furniture, which he will warrant equal lo any offered in the place. (pU haa aa eieellral HEARSE, and is prepared to ssake COFFI NS and attend Funerals on the shortest notice. Collins of all kinds kept on hann. Terms eery reasonable, and suited to the limes. Orders for any article in his line will meet with prompt attention. A. W. READER. Columbus, Nor. 8, 181. .dlf DIAVIOSin ailOB STORE. John Jones, would respectfully announce lo the cititcus of Columbus and vicinitv. thai he has removed from the sign of the Gulden Hoot, to his old stand on High street, near the comer of f rtenu. where he has on hand the largest assortment of I nson made Boots and Shoes now in the cily, which he offers for sale, wholesale or retail, at prices to suit the times. Country merchants would do well to call and examine his stock, before purchasing elsewhere. The Craft may always he supplied with Leather, and all kinds of Findings and Kit, by ealbnr at the Diamond Shot More. Particular attention paid In filling orders from abroad. N. B. Custom Work and Repairing done to order on the shortest possible notice. Feb. 27, 1814. BOOT AND SHOES. II. II. KIM HALL, at the sign of the Golden Boot, would respectively invite the attention of his friends and the public to tne inspection of his large assortment of Eaitern and City made Boots and Shoes. From his experience in the business, he is willing to guarantee In give satisfaction with respect to cheapness, neatness and durability. Also, a good assortment of Lasts and Shoe Findings constantly on hand. Feb. 20, 1844. HEAD- VKKT. Hate, tape, Shoe mm Haa-nets. .la addition to his large stock of Boots and Shoes the subscriber has just received an extensive assortment o Men's Fur ,Stlk, Wool and Palm Hals;Boys Palm and Leghorn do; Men and Boys Cloth and Fancy Caps; Womcn'sCbip and Willow Bonnets, which are offered" at great bargains, at retail or by the ease. Country Merchants wishing lo purchase will find it to their interest to eall at the Golden Boot. March 8. H. H. KIMBALL rpHAT aid, fanrtlr, aad iterling mnedr far X rever ana Ague, and Dyspepsia, Kowand's (Improved! Tonic Mixture, with the written signature of the proprietor over the mouth of every bottle, is searranted to cure in every instance, or the money will be promptly returned. Johh R Rowand, M. D., No. 28 North Second St., Phila. For sale by J. 11. W HEATON, Agent, April 16. Corner of Highand Broad sts. A BOWL. OF PlSlll." A Bowl of "Punch," with upwards of seventy engravings; by Cruikshauk, Lech, etc. Just received by Octl9. I. N. WHlTLNG at HUNTINGTON. NKW BOOKD-Nlitr IIOOUS. The following, with lots of others, have just been received, and for sale at RILEY'S Cheap Book Sloro, opposite the Stale House: Verplanrk's Illustrated Edition of Shakspcare, in Nos. The Life and Writings of Wm. Legget; 2 vols, in one. Foster's Miscellanies; I vol. Classical Studies, by Sears, Edwards and Fellon. Miniature Romances, from the Germans. Dr. Durbin's Observations iu Europe. The Poems of Eliza Cook; a splendid edition ill I vol. Keith's Laud of Israel; 1 vol. Kendall's Snula Fe Expedition; new supply. Kidney Smith's Miscellanies; 3 vols. The Poems of N. P Willis; 1 vol. Macauley's Miscellanies, complete in I vol. Young's Chronicles of the Pilgiims; 1 vol. Pencillings by the Way; by N. P. Willis. The Life of Geo. Brimmell, Esq. Past and Present, by Thomas Carlyle. The History of Chivalry; by Charles Mills. " " the Crusaders; do. Electrotype Manipulations, iu 2 Nos. Afloat and Ashore. The lugoldsby Legends. The Comic lilackslunc. The United Irishman, in 2 vols. Ocll7. NKW LAW HOOKS. Reports of cases argued and determined in the High Court of Chancery, by Wm. Brown, Esq.. 4 vols., notes' by J. C. Perkins, Esq. Alelcalfs Reports, 5 volumes. Pickcrings's do 21 do. Massachusetts do 17 do. Hill's do 4 tlo. Condensed Reports, V, S. fi vols. Chilly's Pleadings new edition. Kent's Commentaries tlo do. Story on Contracts. Minol's Digest of the Mnssachuselts Reports, Gilman's do of Illinois and Indiana. Equiiy Digest by Lin r low and Harrington; 4 vols. Barber's Chancery Practice, 2 vols. Grceiilcafs Evidence new edition. The American Jurist, bound; cheap edition, 10 vols. English Common Lnw Reports; 42 vols. Johnson's N. Y. Reports. Law Libraries supplied on the most reasonable terms. Members of the Bur will please call and examine prices at OctlO. RILEY'S, opposite the Slate House, NKW IHRDICAI. UOOKM. Pancoast's Wiatar's Anatomy; Uih edition, 2 volumes. Mackintoshes Practice; 1 vol. new edition. Lisiou's Elements of Surgery; new edition. Lee's Theory and Practice of Midwifery; new edition. Beck's Medical Jurisprudence; new edition. Besklarll's I'hisiology of Love, Courtship and Marriage. Chnrchi I's Midwifery; new, by Houston du on Females; do. Dunglison's Medical Student; new ed, 1 vol. 12mo. Religio Medica, by Sir F. Brown. Audral's Essay on Blood, in disease. Dunglisou on Human Health; a very valuable work for general rending. Pereira on Food and Diet, nl the low price of ,S1 .00. For sale at (Oct!.)) RILEY'S. CO I. IM HIM INSURANCE CO.Tll'ANY. Fire ami Marine. The attention of the public is called to the following scale of return premiums on risks terminating successfully lo this Company, adopted by its hoard of Direc tors, ll is believed that this system, whereby every party insuring becomes largely ami certainly interested in the profits of the Company without risk to himself, offer advantages su-perior to the remote profits of the mutual plan of insurance, and that they will be justly appreciated by this coinmunilv, Scale of rrlurn i'remiums: On every tingle premium, 10 per cent. On net gross annual premiums from j000 lo jf'2,000, 12 On net gross annual premiums amounting lo $2,000 and upwards 15 " This Company continues to insure every species of building, and the furniture, machinery, goods, wares and mcrchan discs and other property contained therein, against loss or damage by fire; also, steamboats and sail vessels, and the cargoes of steamboats, sail vessels, keel boats, Hat boats and other water rralt, against the perils of seas, lakes anil rivers on the most favorable terms. A. S. CHEW, June 1, I84i.. lytw. Secretary, SEClItlTY AUAINST EIRE !! Ohio Mutual Kim Insurance Cumfaiit. W. fl. llubbnrd, Le-ander Ransom, John Greenwood, Thomas Wood, Timothy Griffith, J. W. Milligan. S. D. Preston, G. M. Ileranrourt. J Ridgway, Jr., James Wcslwater, A. G. Hibbs,J.P. Brack Directors. This Company now in successful operation, offers the most favorable inducements to all desirous of ellccling insurance either on real or personal property. The superior advantages of this method of Insurance, Both for its sound economy and its complete security in the payment of losses, have been fully established by long experience; and the Board of Directors, in introducing some improvement in the course ol policy pursued by this Company, have removed all objections which nave been urged ngainst Companies based upon asim-ilnr principle. For a very trifling sum, every individual may now obtain secure indemnity against the ravages of fire. Office of the Company in the basement story of the old Franklin Bank. W. B. HUBIIARI), President. B. A. Masskt, Secretary. Jan. 27, 1841. .dly ROPE All) COHDAUE FACTORY. Mas. E. J. Mitini.EToN will continue the above business, carried 011 in this city by her late husband for ten years past. The work will be executed by the same foreman and hands who have been engaged in Ihe Rnpcwalk for the last two years ; and the public may he assured that all descriptions of Hope arid Twine, Bed cords, i'lough lines, Arc, Hec, will he made promptly to order and in the same superior style which has heretofore given so much satisfaction. Aug. 13, I844..tw.tf. IQUORS AM) WINES. ' (Hard, Dupay & Co., Brandy; A. Seignette, dj; Meder Swan Gin; Hourglass do; St. Croix Rum; Jamaica do; Madeira Wine; Port do; Champaign do; best brands. For sale by June!. THOS. ACIIEPON. TOBACCO AND SNUFF. lo kegs Casey No 1. 6T Ky. Tobacco; 15 do low priced do do; 10 boxes Ky. Cavendish 1 lb. lump do; 10 do 12 plug do; 300 doz. Mm. Miller's fine cut chewing do; 200 do n. Thajer do; 20 Jars Macabov Snuff; 30 Bladders Scotch do. For sale by June 4. THOS. ACHESON. WAHTKD ia rxchaage far tUreceriea, at Cash frir Rye 40 cts. per bosh.j Oats 20 cents per bush.; Flaxseed 75 do Timothy Seed jtl do; . Dried Apples 60do; Dried Peaches I do; Beans 2d to 60 do; Ginseng 20 cts. per lb; Beeswax 25 cts. per lb; Feathers 25 do; Butter in roll, keg or barrels i cts. per lb. June 4. THOS. ACIIESOX i W 4 hoses of Tin, one-third cross; 1UU 10 pigs of Block Tin; 10 slab of Speller; fi bdls. of Russia Sheet Iron; 35 bdls. assorted brt. liron Wire, &c. Just received and for sale low, by L. BUTTLES. OFFEE AND HUGAR. 60 bags Rio Coffee; 10 do Java do; Shhds. N.O. Sugar, 3 boxes Loaf Sugar. No. I. lObbls.N.O. Molasses. Forsaleby June4. THOS. ACHESON. TEAS. 10 Chests Young Hyson Tea; 20 half chests do; b chests Gunpowder dn; i do Imperial, do; For sale by June 4. THOS. ACHESON. NKW AMD rOPI'LAK WOKK Of GAK-rirniuir, Ac, at RILEY'S BOOK STORE 'I'm Ait kkican Garukkkk's Calendar Adapted to the flimsies and seasons of the United States. By Bernard Mahon: Latest edition. Mks. U)iinos's Great Work Gardening for Ladies, and Companion lo Ihe Flower Garden: By Mrs. oudon: Ed-itid by A. J. Downing: 1 vol. Botant for Laiiiki; or, A Popular Introduction to the Nntu al System of Plants: By Mrs. Loudon: Last London edition. Tur Git kin IIousk, Hot Housk, and Store Including Selected Lists of the Most Beautiful Species of Exotic Flowering Plants, and Directions for their Cultivation: By Charles M'lutosh, F. H. S.: London edition. Buist on THK Host-: The Rose Manual, Containing Accurate Descriptions of all the Finest Varieties of Rosks, their Character and Modes of Culture, with Directions for their Propagation, and the Destruction of Insects; with Engravings By Robert Buist: 1 beauilful volume. Thk Skntimkst of Fi.owehs ; or Language of Flora: Colored Flutes. The Amf.rican Flower Garden Dirictort Containing Practical Directions for llie Culture of Plants in the Flower Garden, Hot House, t(C.; to which is added, A Treatise on the Graiie Vine: By Robert lluisl. florist. Limdley's Horticulture. 'I he Theory of Horticulture; or. An Attempt lo Explain the Prinripnf Oiicralions of Gardening upon Physiological Principles: By John Linilley, Ph., D F. K. S.: First Americuu edition; with Notes &.C., by A. J. Downing and A. Gray. The above valuable works, with a large varietv of others, can be had at RILEY'S CHEAP BOOK STORE, June 17. Opposite Ihe Slate House Wl.f.OWf HAI.fiAn OF HOKEIIOirNO. An unparalleled remedy for common (.'olds, Coughs, Asthma, Influenza, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, and all diseases of the Breast and Lungs, leading to Consumption; coin-posed of the concentrated virtues ol llorchound, Bnncscl, Blood Root, Liverwort nnd several other vegetable substances. Prepared only by J. M. Winslow, Rochester, N. Y. The innocence ami universally admitted pectoral virtues, of the Herbs from which Ihe Balsam of Hoarhound is made, are loo generally known to require recommendation; it is therefore only necessary to observe that this Medicine contains the whole of their Medicinal properties, highly concen-trnted, and so happily combined with several other vegetable substances, as lo render it the most speedy, inilil and certain ,in e use, for the complaints above mentioned. The Balsam removes all inflammation and soreness of the Lungs, loosens lough visid phlegm, enabling the patient to ex perlorate wiln case nnd freedom, assuages cough, relieves asthmatic and difficult respiration, heals the injured parts, opens the pores, and composes llie disturbed nerves, and gives strength lo 1 lie tender lungs, and thus produces a speedy and lasting euro. For Children, this Balsnin is of inestimable value. It is a speedy remedy fur the Whooping Cough and Croup, and nf-lords certain relief in lloieel Complaints, Cholic, Teelhing &c. It is pleasant lo the taste, and may be safely given to the lendcrest infant and should be kept at nil times in every family, as it is much belter for the complaints incident to Children, than Paregoric, Godfreys Cordial, or the Cordials so roinmon'y used. Ask for Winslow's Balsam of Horehound, and be sure you gel the genuine. For tain by J B. WHEATON, Agent, Comer of Broad and High streets, Columbus.O Nov. 15, IU13. WI I.I.A It ' liSKTOItY of IMC I tilled Hlntcr illustrated by a series of Maps, in which the Ancietn, Middle, nnd Modem Geography of our country is progressively displayed. Complete in one vol. 8vo. '1 his work embraces about 500 pnges. 1 1 is arranged o plan entirely new. It commences with tho discovery of A inerica, I HI'i, and goes down to the death of (fen. Harrison, 18 12, (350 years.) The originality of llio plan consists in dividing Ihe time info periods, of which Ihe beginnings and ler-minaiions nre mnrked by important events, end constructing a series of maps illustrating the progress of Ihe settlement oj the country, and the regular advances of civilization. It has also a chronegraphic chart, which gives, by simple inspection, avicw of the divisions of the work, and llie cvenls which mark the beginning and termination of each peiiod into which it is divided. A full chronological table will he found, in which all the e vents of the History are arranged in tho order of lime. There is appended to the work the Constitution, of the Vni ted Stales, anil a series ol questions adapted lo each chapter, so tluil the work niny be used in schools and for private instruction.ILT The nlwve valuable work may be had in Columbus at the Bookstore of Jime'il. I. N. WHITING Ai HUNTINGTON. It is also for salo in Lebanon by Thomas Krodie and Jos. Henderson ; in Athens by llenj. Brown ; in Marietta by Slo-eitin At Buck ; in New Lisbon by B. L. ii. T. Hauna; and in Warren by Porter Sc ldc. ATE W IVI EDM A I, BOOK. Allison's Outlines of J.1 Pathology and Practice of Medicine : By Wm. P.Al lison, M. 1).. Arc, late President of the Royal College of Physicians, Kdinhurg, Ac, Ate. 1 vol. 8vo. Chapman's Lectures on Ihe more Important Diseases of the 1 horacic and Aouonunal Viscera : lly IM. Chapman, M. I)., 1 vol. 8vo. Pathological Hacmalology : A n F.ssav on ihe Blood in Dis ease: By U. Andral, of the University of Pans. 1 vol. mu.lin. Paris on Diet : A Treatise on Diet, with rules for preven ting disease, cVc, &c. By J. A. Paris, M. D., &c., 1 vol. muslin. Goildard on the Teeth : The Analcmy, Physiology and Pathology of the Human Tcelh, with the most approved me thods of treatment, including operations, and the method of making anil setting Artificial leeth: with JO plates: iiy Paul B. Goddard, M. D., I vol. large quarto. Dunglisson's Medical Dictionary ; A new eddillon. I vol. enlarged. Duiiglissnn's Human Physiology : A new edition, greatly modified and improved, with upwards of 30) illustrations. Just received by 1. N. WHITING HUNTINGTON. Aug. 8. IftTKBKtlTliVO TO THE If EA F The following is from the Albany Argus, of Feb. 28, 1841: AiHllier remarkable cure of Deafness, performed by "Scarpa's mlte Oil," in this city. Let Ihe case speak for itself. Albant, Feb. 22, 18-44 Mr. Guthrie, 4 Stanwix Hall, Maiden Lane Dear Sir: 1 owe yon an immense debt of gratitude for inducing me to try "Scara's Compound Acoustic Oil." I had been so very deaf for right years this winter, lhat I could not hear con ;er-sation wiih an ear trumpet, without the voice being much raised. I have been using ihe Oil about six weeks in one ear that was far the worst, and with which 1 was almost totally deaf, and 1 am happy lo inform you that I can now hear ordinary conversation without the trumpet. I feel thai I would like lo inform the whole deal community of the astonishingef-feet of the above medicine in my case. 1 shall be pleased to see any person who may desire lo call upon me, lo make inquiries concerning my case. Yours, tec, John Davis, 37 Dean ft. This invaluable medicine is for sale by J. It. WHEATON, Druggist, March Ifi. Corner of Broad and High sts. FOR THE C I KB OP DEAFNESS., PAINS and the discharge of matter from the ears. Also, all those disagreeable noises like the buzxing of insects, falling of water, whuimg of steam, rc, fce., whirh are symptoms of approaching deafness, and also generally attendant witn the disease. Many persons who hare been deaf lor fifteen and twenty years, and were obliged lo me ear trumpets, have after using one or two bottles, thrown aside their trumpets, being made perfectly well. Physicians and Surgeons highly recommend its ase. For sale al the Drug Store of J. B. WHEATON, June 13, lft 14. Comer of Broad and High sts. 30 BARRELS TANNER'S Oil,, received and for sale by FAY At K1LBOI RNE. Columbus, July 25, 1844. J( scarpas 7y ACOUSTIC OIL! Cd the suit etint rut J vE ns, r nlfBtsmmAmm CIOLVITIBUS Acnriensicnl nnd Collrginle Ineti-J lute. This Institution Hill commence its 4th year on Monday, Ihe 1st of September next. The Trustees have recently adopted a systematic and somewhat extensive course of studies in the Female Department, and wiJJ present a Diploma to each young Lady who shall reputably complete this course. A Diploma will also be given to each young Gentleman who creditably pursues and finishes the course prescribed for the Male Department. Those wishing to know what studies are embraced in these rcscctive courses are respectfully referred to the catalogue just published. The Institution is situated in a healthy and retired part of Ihe city, and is supplied with competent and experienced instructors. The government is parental, yet decided, and a healthy mornl and religious influence is exercised on the pupils. The Female Department is entirely separate from the oihcr, yet has the advantage of attending Lectures, mid, in some branches, of reciting to male teachers. All ihe branches of science usually taught in (he best institutions of our land are thoroughly taught here. From our knowledge of the Institution, and ul the competency of ihe Instructors we most cordially recommend the Institute to the confidence and patronage of those who wish thoroughly to educate their sons and daughters. Board may be had on reasonable terms; and several may be accommodated wiih board in Ihe family and under the superiuiendanee of the Principal. The faculty consists of Rev J. Covert, A: M., President; R. S. Dos wo inn, Professor of Mathematics and ihe Nnlur-ol Sciences; T. C. Hunter, Assistant, and Teacher of Vocal Alusic; Mrs. L. Covert, Principal of Female Department; Miss , Assistant; Miss , Teacher of Music on ihe Piano. TUITION PER QUARTER. Juvenile Department J4 00 Common English Department 5 (10 Higher English nnd Classical Department 7 60 Music on Piano. Extra 8 00 Painting in Water Colors, Theorem and Mezzo- tnito. Extra 3 00 Embroidery, without charge. TRUSTEES. II. N. IIuBBEt.t., Pres't. B. R. Bronson, J. Kino wav, Jr., V. Prest., H. F. Huntington, m. J. 01 LDEnT, oecy, B. F. Gard, Wm. Chapin. S. Medary, T. C. Hendron, W. Thrall, J. W. Thompson, B. Dickenson, 11. II. Clark, L. Curtiss, D. W. Deshleh, J. S. Hall, I. G. Jones, H. L. Hitchcock, R. Thompson, A. P. Stone, J. Covert. T I S. IriAIL, I. INK. The subscribers would respect KJ fully inform the traveling public that they commenced on the 1st of July, inst., carrving the United Stales Mail on the National Road between '.AM.svil.l E and Columbus, in splendid coaches, with good teams and sober and attentive drivers. The coaches will leave Zanesvlllc, daily, at I o'clock, P, M., and arrive al Columbus at 9 o'clock the same evening; ami will leave Columbus, daily, nt 8 o'clock, A. M, and arrive at Xanosville al hall past 3 o'clock. P.M. !' nre, through, Two Ilollnrni wiy passengers in Ihe same proportion. During the continuance of the Mail contract, whether an opposition line is run on the same route or not, the fare shall never exceed that amount. It is deemed unnecessary to point out to the citizens of Zancsville, Columbus, and the intermediate points, the advantage of sustaining a line which nt once places the (areata proper standnrd; anil which, the public have a positive assurance, will never be made higher. Should an opposition be run on the same route, the undersigned pledge themselves that under no circumstances which can possibly arise will racing on their part be permitted. Should the opposition overtake the Mail Coach, orJcrs have been given to the drivers on this line immediately to tnke ihe right hand of the road, as the law directs, and permit them to pass if they desire it. For scats apply nt the bar of the American Hotel, in Columbus; nnd nt the store of J miffs Tnylor, Jr., on Main street, immediately opposite the Stuart House, in Zancsville. Passengers will be taken up at any of the Hotels in Zancsville or Columbus, nnd at any private dwellings, and delivered nl any house in either of the above places, alter delivering the Mail at the Post Office. N. B. All baggage carefully attended to, but at the risk of the owners. (Private conveyances to any part of the Slulo will be furnished at either end of Ihe route.) Passengers are requested to be punctual as to the time of starling, as the stages will positively leave al the hours named. W. T. ROWE At CO. J. W. Drtiien, cnt. July 4, 11144.. tf BROWN'S CHANCERY. Reports of Cases in Chance-ry, from 1778 to 17111, by William Brown, Esq., with Ihe Annotations of Mr. Bell and Mr. Eden. Edited by J. C. Perkins, Est. Four volumes, 8vo. "Brown's Reports embrace Ihe period from 1778 to 17!) I, while Ihe woolsack was occupied in succession by those two master minds, Lord Thurlow and Lord Loughborough. The first appearance of these Reports seems to mark an epoch in the Reports of Chancery not unlike lhat which a little later was established by the Term Reports in the King's Bench. Thenceforward tho judgments in both courts have appeared in an unbroken succession. Brown, therefore, must be considered as the leader of the regular tine of Reports in Chancery."The cases he has reported are of great practical value, a large part of them lying at the very foundation of Chancery, Their importance is attested by the fact lhal Brown's Reports are oftener cited by writers of authority than any other series of Reports in Chancery. In England they have been enriched by leerned and laborious annotations by two diflercnt editors, Mr. Belt and Mr. Eden. Until the present lime, how. ever no edition of them has nppeared in the U. Stales. "We have now before ns ihe first volume of an American edition, which promises lo surpass in interest and practical value any of the English editions of the work; nor do we Relieve lhal there is any edition of any RctHirts thai has ever been published, either in England or America, which is recommended by such useful and ample editorial labors. The notes of Mr. Belt have been retained, and those of Mr. Eden, so far as Ihey could be made supplementary lo these, have been added. Thus the separate labors ol these editors are accumulated on the same page, imparling of itself to the present edition, a higher value than belongs to either of the English editions. In England no similar amalgamation of Ihe two series of notes could lake place, as each is protected by Ihe laws of copyright The notes of the present edition are strictly practical. They are calculated to add essentially to Ihe value of the Reports, as a book of reference in Courts, and of daily use in the profession." Low ll' porter for May. just received, ana lor sale at Ihe uoomiore nt Nnv23. I. N. W HITING HUNTINGTON. IAIKal' ItKWs from HI. Yerlt ft no Philndrl-J phln. FA1 I. DRY GOODS Fat & Kii.bourne have just received a large assortment of Dry Goods, consist ing in part of AO pieces Broad Cloth and Cassimeres; 100 dn. Satinells and Jeans; 4 bales Flannels; 1 do. plaid Flannels; 800 pieces Calicoes, new and splendid patients, 30 do Blk and Colored Alpacca.,; 30 bales Brown Sheetings; 4 cases Bleached Muslins; 4 bales Ticking, 6000 wt. Cotton Chain; Carpel and Coverlet Warp, Are. Ae. Persons wishing lo purchase such articles for cash, will find it to 'heir advantage to call and examine the alwve stock. Columbus, Aug. 6. PHYSICIANS mm Sargron bar streidra1 ia favor af Scarpa's Oil far IcIcm. So frequent and extraordinary hare been the cures that bare come under their observation, that most of them now keep il, and prescribe h for their patient as the only medicine lhat can cure. A physician in extensive practice, in Delaware, has just sent for naif a dozen bottles, and says, that his father, who has been deaf for a number of years, has been cured by using this Oil, and thai he, Ihe Dr., shall for the furore use it in his practice, as he has seea such wonderful benefit accrue from its application. For sale by J. B. WHEATON, Prnggist, Columbus, Oct. 26. Corner of High and Broad streets. f PA4 KAGFS HARDWARE, just received L at the Gilt Padlock; a large assortment, and for sale very cheap. June 8. L. BI TTLES. 500 July 9. LBS. Bleached end rnbteached Coverlet Yarn, just received by STEWART & OSBORN. OCIENCE OF GOVERNMENT. The subscriber, have txJi just published tui edition of this work, and would respect, fully invite the attention of ihe public to its merits. They are confident thai an examination of the book will be sufli-cient to recommend it to oil teachers and heads of families as a highly useful book, especially for young; men COM'EA'TS. Parll. Principles of Government Which treats particularly of the capacity of men for civil government ; Natural, Civil, Political and Religious Rights ; The Laws of Na- llire. nf Ituvplalinn nCXatit... ..J M,,.:.;.,! I IVff... ent forms of Government ; I he manner in which Political Power is exercised ; To whom Political Power should be en. trusted; Legislative Power; Manner of enacting Laws; Ex-eculive Power; Judicial Power Organization of Courts and Juries; Taxation, Ate. &c Part II. Government op the United States Tread of the settlement of the Colonies; The adoption of the Constitution; Nature and object of the Union; The House of Representatives and the Senate, w ith their rules and mode of procedure; The power of Congress as lo Taxes; Tho Revenue: Aliens; Money; The Post Office; Patents; Declaration of War; Treaties, &c, &c. Part III. Civil. Juhispkudence Treats of the Rights of Persons; Domestic Relations; Parent and Child; Right of Property, Ate; Parln.rship; Crimes and Punishment, &c, Pnrt lV. Political Economy Treats of the Ulilitv of the Science; Produrlmn; Definition of Terms; The different kinds of Industry: Capital; Division of Labor; Encouragement 10 Industry; Elli-cts of the Protective System and In-Icrnal Improvements on Productive Industry; Exchange; On Banks, Ate, Ate. RECOMMEHVATIOIVS. Sujoined are a few of the many recommendations from e m nent persons and competent judges in this Slate: From His Excellency, Wilson Shannon, Governor of the Stple of Ohio. Executive Office, Feb. 9, 1844. 1 have examined with some care, Mr. Y'oung's "lntrodue-lion to the Science of Government," and npprove both of the matter and mam er of arrangement. It is a work containing a great deal of highly useful and important information; and its introduction into our common schools, cannot fail to be attended with good resulst. Such a work is greatly needed at this time in our common schools. Il is with great pleasure I recommend it to the patronage and favorable consideration of the public. WILSON SHANNON. From C. P. Mcllvaine, Bishop of the Slate of Ohio. The work by Andrew W. Young, entitled "Introduction lo the Science of Government," Sic, I have had a brief opportunity of examining. It is intelligently and perspicuously written. The interpretation nf Constitutional law seems to me to be just. A studious effort is manifest to ninke all its instruction plain to readers of youthful minds, as well ns those of limited education. Such a book is very desirable in this country; and I have pleasure in recommending this ai calculated to do good. CHAS. P. MclLVAlNE. Gambier, O., Feb, 15, 1844. From James Hoge, D. D., Columbus, O., Dee. 13, 1843. Having an opportunity of looking at the plan of the work "Introduction to the Science of Government, by Andrew W. Young," I rnn say that it appears to be well calculated to imparl knowledge on the important subjects upon which il reals. Especially it may he peculiarly useful 111 schools Too much attention cannot be given to Ihe science of government in this country, where ihe people are the real sovereigns. And it is necessary that Ihe youth of our land should be well instructed in knowledge and virtue, that our free institutions may be perpetuated, and may secure Ihe general welfare. It is to be hoped, therefore, lhal this work, designed for this purpose, will be widely cirrulntcd and will be highly useful. JAMES HOGE. From Timolhv B. Hudson. Prof. Obcrlin Inst.. Dee. 18, 1843. ave examined, lo somo extent, the "Introduction lo Ihe Science of Government," and feel great pleasure in saying that, in my opinion, il is a work wiih which 110 American youth should be unfamiliar. Its excellencies are. its general accuracy, jis great condensation of important information in a small compass, united with remarkable clearness of statement, its fairness and candor in presenting the arguments o opponents , and the extent to which it gives the reasons for the peculiarities of our republican institutions. Though 011 some important topics my opinions might not harmonize with those of the author, I admire the spirit ofhis book, and hop its wide circulation mny richly reward him for his labor. TIMOTHY B. HUDSON. From Rev. J. Covert. Principal of the Columbus Academic and Collegiate Institute, Aug. 20, 1844. Having examined with considerable care the "lntrodue (ion to the Science of Government, by Andrew W. Young,1' 1 deem it a duly lo express my sentiments as lo Ihe merits of Ihe book. The subjects of which it treats arc of Ihe most practicnl and important character. To every freeman tinder our government il is a mailer ol Ihe highest importance and should be of the deepest interest, lo understand something of the nature of our civil institutions and laws. The elementary principles of the science of government should lie thoroughly studied and well understood by every sovereign voter and freeman in our land; for upon this knowledge Ihe perpelnily and prosperity of this nation must measurably depend. No treatise upon this subject now in use, will be found more entertaining nnd instructive than Ihe little manual 10 which I refer. The style is perspicuous, yet familiar and easy, and I believe il to be well adapted for use, as a text book, in our academics as well as our common and select schools. 1 have introduced il into the institution of whirh I have the charge and shall continue its use, and I sincerely hope il mny gain an extensive circulation, and command a prominent place among ihe lexl books of our schools and academies, and Ihe libraries of private citizens. J. COVERT. The hook will be furnished to Merchants and Teachers on the most reasonable terms. Retail price, 75 cents. Aug. 22. I. N. WHITING HUNTINGTON. IM OBTANT! Ir. fwignle'n Anodvae Cardial, a safe and effectual Remedy lor the Summer Complaints, viz: Diarrhopa, and Cholera Morbus, also, Flatulent nnd Spas modic Cholics. This invaluable Medirine for the above complaints, surpasses any other remedy now in use. Hundreds of rases have come 10 Ihe knowledge of the proprietor, where a speedy cure has been effected by Ihe use of the Cordial, after a resort to the common rem-edis had proved unavailing. It has been extensively used throughout this State and elsewhere, for many years hat been approved, and is used in practice by a great number of the most respectable physicians, as may be seen by their certificates and recommendations accompanying each botlle. This medicine is discovered to be a certain and effectual remedy for the intestine diseases, produced by ihe drinking of the waters of the rivers in the southern and southwestern Stales, which renders it of inestimable value lo those who reside or travel in those sections of the country. N. B. To secure ihe public against deception, Ihe external label of each bollle is secured by a copy right, which was entered (according lo act of Congress) in the Northern District of New York, on the 9ih day of November, Anno Domini 1810. A fae simile of Ihe proprietor's signature will he found on the outer laM of earn bottle, if genuine. Price 31 cts Forsaleby FAY or KILBOl RNE. J. B. WHEATON, SUMNER CLARK, DENIG Al SON, Columbus. O.. and bv other ari.ni ihn,ni.A..i k generally. Jy j 1844.. w4m. MAJOR JONES' COURTSHIP. Major Jones' Courtship detailed, with other scenes, incidents, and ad ventures, in a scries of letters by himself. With twelve illus trations by Darley. 1 ol. 12mo. Price 50 els. "There was such a call lor thim letters, thai Ihe printer turned in and printed an edition in pamphlet form but a thousand copies wasn't a primin Ihey was all gone in no lime; and everybody said I ought to have some more printed, with all my other letters in 'em. So Ijist sit to work and gathered up the letters what I've rit sense the rust pamphlet was printed, and git a Filladelfy publisher to do 'em all up in fust rale style, with pictert to match. Now that's the whole truth about my book, which I hope will be satisfactory 10 all." This day 1 ay received and for sale at tiie Bookstore of JuneB. I. N. WHITING Ac HUNTINGTON. J 1ST ARRIVED, at Riteya C heap Hkl, a large and splendid assortment of Books and Stationery, consisting in part nf Law, Medical, Theological, Miscellaneous and School Books, Cheap Publications, Paper, Ink, Uuills. tec. Ate. and for sale at wholesale and retail, epffl J. H. RILEY. UWI lb, af WmI waalrd, far which lha JJ VlUU highest market price will be paid, by Mayta. 8. THOMAS i CO.