Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1844), 1845-03-11

              DAI VOLUME VIII. PUBLISHED DAILY, BY CHARLES SCOTT & CO. Officii comer of High and Town streets, Buule' Building. TERMS. Daily during the session of llie Legislature, and Iri-week ly I he remai uder oflhe year, .... ,' 55 00 Tri-weekly per annum 4 00 Weekly pur annum 2 00 Terms f .Itlrertiilng. Twelve lines or less, one or three insertions, Jtl, and 25 rents for each additional insertion for three moulds J'5 for tin months Jjtl for twelve months 12 Longer adver-tiscnicnt. in the same proioriion, with d deduction ol 20 per cent, on the amount over 20 in six months. The number of insertions must he marked at the end of all advertisements, or they will bo continued until ordered out, and charged accordingly. llg the "Wear. For twelve lines J12 fourih of a column 20 half a column $30 whole column $10. STIIO IAI & TO. Forwarding aail Commit sioa Mrrchnala 6c Gnrral Produce lsrnlrr. Clinloa line, and Ohio and N. York line, on the Erie Canal 5 T. Richmond It, Co.'s Diamond Line, on the Ohio Canal. archis iyi :s. 1 or anu uiuthio i,axe Dual line; John Allen s me vrare-itouse, west end Bcioio Bridge, Columbus, io. Kcfcr'o Messrs. Cowinf, Richmond, Williams & Co., N. Y. City. " Kiiinc, Davis &. Co., Buffalo, New York. Gurdon, Williams & Co.. Doiroit. Mirhin-an J " Thomas Richmond ft Co., Cleveland, Ohio, " A. Cadwallader & Co., Zanesville, Ohio. " Young & Fitch, Newark, 'hio. " J. W. Finlcy U Co., Circloville, Ohio. Mr. M. R. Baitlett, Chillicolhc, Ohio. Messrs. Conway & Rohiiitnn, Portsmouth, Ohio. " J. Ridgway & Co., , . Thos. Moodie, Esq., Cashier, Colt"b", Ohio. BTI-iberal advances will be made on all Consignments, if required. May 1. 1841. .If. r.W sMTABI,lsm.TlliNT.--GEORGEJ PUGH Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware Manufacturer, respectfully inlorms the citizens of Columbus and vicinily that he has opened a shop on High street, five doors South ol Town street, where he will kccpconstautly oiiuaua afulland general assortment of Tin Warn. All kinds Copper work made to order. Tin Gutters, Leaders aud Roofing madcin good style by experienced workman. Orders thankfully received and punctually attended to. Particular attention given tojobbing. Columbus, June SI, 11142. rpo TIIK I.AOIKM. Just received at the stgnol the A Golden Bool, a large and splendid assortment of Ladies, Shoes, latest style of Philadelphia manufacture, viz: Kid and morocco I'aris t ci and slippers, kid and morocco buskins aud spring heel I'aris lies, black lasting and fancy colored half gaiters, black lasting and fancy colored dress buskins, kid and morocco buskin welts and walking shoes, Misses' kid and morocco tmskini ami walking shoes, colored and black Paris tics and slippers, children's boot morocco and leather boots, eoiorou anl oinck Boots and ancle lies, all of which dl be old cheaper lhan weie ever offered before 111 this citv. Feb. 17, H. H. KIMlUl.L SII.VEHS.TIITII and Jeweller lit moved. The subscriber has removed his establishment next door 10 Mr. Jchncidcr'. Confectionary, opposite the City House, where 'lie will keep on hand a good assortment of Walchea, Jew eiry, ore, wnicn ne win sell vcrv cneap. Repairing; of all kinds attended to on the shortest notice, and all woilc warranted. As the subscriber is determined to sell lower than any body else, and do his work heller and cheaper lhan any other per-on. he hopes lo receive a share of patronage. The public are invited to call, and be satisfied by seeing for themselves. 8. BUCK. May 2(1, 18-I4. BUCKKIK JIOlftK, tolnmbas, Ohio. The subscriber would most respectfully inform the public thai this Well knowa House, on Broad street, is now under kis charge is filled up in superior slylo. and every attention paid to Ihe comfort and convenienca of Travelers and Boarders. His Table is furnished with the very best productions of the country, and his Bar wilh tht choicest Liquors. Attached to th House is a very large and commodious Stable, which is attended with great care. It is Ihe intention of the subscriber to spare neither pains nor expense to rendersatisfaction to all who call on him t and by charging moderate bills cnmincnsurale wilh the prcrcnl hard times, he hopes to receive a share of tho public pairoa-ge. H. HIKD. Columbus, November 2G, Wit. CAHINKT ItlAUIXJ. Tht subscriber respectfully inlorms his friends and Jhe public lhat he continues to carry on Ihe Cabinet making business at his shop on High Ireet, between Town and Rich streets, and has aiwavs ol band, and will make to order, all kinds of Furniture, which he will warrant equal lo any offered in the place. IT He has an excellent UEAUSK, and is prepared to make COFFINS and altend Funerals on the shortest notice. Collins of all kinds kepi on hann. Termt very rtanmnbit, and suited to ihe limes. Orders for eny article in his line will meet with prompt atleniion. A. W. RICADER. Columbus, Nov. 8, 1B41. .dtf DI.t.TIOftD SHOK TOHK. Johh Joms, would respectfully announce lo the citizens of Columbus and Vicinity, that he has removed from the sign of Ihe Golden ioot, to nit old stand on High street, ucar Ihe corner of Jj-icnil. w ncre ne has on hand the largest assortment of I'nson Tide Boon and Shoes now in Ihe city, which he offers for Tile, wholesale or retail, at prices to suit Ihe limes. Country merchants would do well lo call and examine his lock, before purchasing elsewhere. The Craft may always bo upplied wilh Leather, and all kinds of Findings and Kit, by calling at the Diamond Slu Slort. Particular atleniion paid lo filling orders from abroad. N. B. Custom Work and Repairing done to order on the shortest possible notice. Feb. !7, 1844. BOOTS ASD HOEH.-ll. H. KIMBALL, aflhe sign of Ihe Golden Bool, would respectively invite the attention of his fricnils and the public lo the inspection of his large assortment of Eattern and City made Boots and Shoes. From his experience in the business, he i willing to guarantee to give satisfaction wuh respect to cheapness, neatness and durability. Also, a good assortment of Lasts end Shoe Findings constantly on hand. Feb. 20, 1844. HKAU k FEET. Ilata, I'npa, ahee naa Koa-nets. -In addition to his large slock of Boo Is and Shoes the subscriber has just received an extensive assortment o Men's Fur.Silk.Wool and Palm Hats.Bovs Palm and Lcrrhorn do; Men and Boys Cloth and Fancy Caps; Women's Chip and Willow Bonnets, which are offered at great bargains, at retail or by Ihe case. Country Merchants wishing lo purchase will nil" 11 10 ineir interest 10 can ai ine uoiuen Boot. March 8. II. H. KIMBALL COH1BI I l"tl-RAM g C OTI PA !'. Fin 1 ado Ma rink, The attention of the publie is called to the following scale of return premiums on risks terminating iictwiuiij 10 mis company, auopteaoy us noara 01 Ltiree lort. It is believed that this system, whereby every party insuring becomes largely and certainly interested in the profits of Ihe Company without risk to himself, offer advantages su perior to the remote profits of Ihe mutual plan of insurance, uu Mi wm oe lusiiT appreciates oy mis community. Scalt of return Premiums: On every tingle premium, 10 per cent. (hi net gross annual premiums from S .5000 to $2,000 T. 12J " -jOn net gross annual premiums amounting p2,000 and upwards,. 15 " This Company continues to insure every species of building, and the furniture, machinery, goods, wares and mereban dues and other property contained therein, against loss or damage by fire; also, steamboali and sail vessels, and the cargoes of steamboats, sail vessels, keel boats, fiat boats and other water craft, against the perils of teas, lakes and rivers on the most favorable terms. A. 8. CHEW June 1, 1844.. tytw. Secretary, K AILS. Just received and for sale at the lowest prices, a supply of the best Pittsburgh Juniata Nails from th manufactory. April 29. S. E. WRIGHT cV CO. LY OHIO COLUMBUS, I TREY'S PILE OINTMENT. The following ccriifi-I J-V caies are presented lo the public from well known indi-viriiials in the town of Mansfield, ol cures efl'eclcd by using Riley's Pile Ointment, which place beyond all doubt the cu-raiive powers of Ihe medicine : Alter BUflWlllC milCll from a n.-ilnfi.l do, vln,..l r il,- Tiles, I applied Riley's justly celebrated Ointment, and was emireiy rurcu oy using 11 one week. 1' COOK, Mansfield, Ohio, July 4, 1811. I hereby ccrlifv. thai sun", rifir" VCTV InVtmlu tt'illi ilia I'ltm during Ihemnmh of July, It) 13, i was unable 10 aiieud lo my ..... .vuig, iiu mivuig uiiiru 01 mr. uney s rue Uiiiluient, 1 was induced to Iry its virtues. I procured some, and was thereby enabled lo resume my hnrvesling, and have not been severely nllliclcd since. I therefore recommend it lo the af flielcd with confidence. S. G COUEAN Mansfield, Ohio, July 3, 1841. ' iir sir,,.- Mansfield, Sept. 23, 1813. n-, re R,ley sir: Tho high rcpuintion ol your Pile Ointment induced me 10 Iry its virtues, which proved so successful, thai 1 lliuu it due lo you and Ihe public lo add my testimony in favor rf ils efficacy, believeing your ointment if used will alleviate such human sulleriug. My little son was offln led wuh Piles from his infancy, till about eight years of age. every cfl'orl lo cure him proved fruitless; until I heard of your Pile Ointment. I uMiiiucd a vial aud ellcc led an entire cure in three applications, which not only re. heved him of his excrucinl.ng discaso, but resulted in a treat improvement in his general health. Hcspeciiuny, yours, a, c. COFFINI1ERRY. I hereby ccrlifv, that suffering very Severely Irom the Pill in Ihe moiuh of December last it beinir ihe il,!r,l ,,,.,.b 1 1 experienced within Ihe last four vears, I was induced lo try the ointment made by Mr. Riley for lhat disease, from which I obtained a speedy relief, aud after using one vial of it I was able lo resume inv business. JAMES CRUMB. Mansfield, Richland county, Ohio, January 20, 1814. 1 hereby certify lhat 1 have been afflicted very severely with the Piles for Ihe Inst two years, and alier using various remedies wilhout oblaiuing much relief, I was induced In Iry Riley's celebrated ointment for the piles, aud obtained speedy relief, and I therefore confidently recommend it lo those afflicted with this painful disease. AMOS S. RAMSEY Columbus, Ohio, Ocl. 14. 18J4. For Sale by J. B. Whcalou, S. Clark and Denig k Son, Coluilll'u- Dec. 6, l4-i ly. Iiiipoi'innt to Inrrnla nml Trnrhcrn. McGUFFEY'S ECLECTIC READERS are now pre-scnled, newly stereotyped, thoroughly revised, and greatly enlarged, with many and imponunt improvements, and in their approved lorm are regarded as the cheapest and best reading books in the English language. In this series, comprising as it does a careful selection of moral, instrurlivo and entertaining matter, progressively arranged and gradua-icd with reference lo llie capacity of Ihe pupil,' Dr. McGuf-fey hns nllorded to parems mid lenchcrs a most thorough, complclo and eflicienl auxiliary in llie eduratiou of youth. There does not exist a series of Srlmnl Pon,l.. m .i:. ably and philosophically adapted to lend ihe pupil slep by step front the elements of the language, 10 ihe farllierest poinl ill ultninuig which the aid of an instructor can avail him. The Cincinnati Public Schools have recently been remodeled to some extent as regards the use ot books, and nolwith-standing Ihe icalous effurls of others lo introduce their own publications, McCuftey'i Eclectic Readers, &c, were uraiti-niously te-adoplcd by the trustees. Ray's Arithmetic, parts 1, -, aud 3, were also adopted in the same schools. I. N. Whitino & Huhtiwotoh, Booksellers, Columbus, are ageuls tor ihe publishers of tho Eclectic School hooks, mm win supply country merchants at the publisher' whole. ale prices. RKCOMJtr.NPATIOK. The Board of School Examiners for Ihe county of Franklin, under the provisions of the School Law which empower Ihcm to recommend lo the several schools wilhin said county such school books as they deem bcsl adnpicd lo Ihe purposes of education, propose, after examination, the use of McGuf-fey s Eclectic Readers newly revised editions, and Ray' Arithmetical course, as the liesl within their present knowledge As uniformity is desirable, and a uniformity of good books absolutely nccesnry to prevent frequent changes, il is hoped that Icachers will use every laudable cfl'orl 10 ell'cct the inlro-duclion of the above recommended scries of books. H. L. HITCHCOCK, , JAS. K. LINN EL, necla- SAMUEL T. MILLS. NEW ROOKD-NEtV ROOK. The following, Di"'.'..'"'" nf 0l'lc' hBVC j"sl 'oen received, and for sale at RILEY'S Cheap Book Store, opposite the Slate House: Vcrplanck's Illustrated Edition of Shnkspeare, in Nos. llie Life and Writings of Wm. Leggelj 2 vols, in one. Keith's Laud of Israel; I vol. Kendall's Santa Fe Expedition; new supply. Sidney Smith's Miscellanies; 3 vols. The Poems of N. P Willis; 1 vol. Macauley's Miscellanies, complete in 1 vol. Young's Chronicles nf the Pilgiinis; 1 vol. Pcncillings bv the Way; by N. P. Willis. 1 he Life of Geo. Brlmmell, Esq. Past and Present, by Thomas Carlylo. The Hislory of Chivalry; by Charles Mills. " " the Crusaders; do. Electrotype Manipulations, in 2 Nos. Afloat and Ashore. The lugoldshy Legends. The Comic Blarkslone. The United Irishman, in 2 vols. Ocl 17. LA W I!OOKS.-New York D.gcst. new edilion. plcle Digcsl of all the cases reported in Colcn A coin- ses, Cainc's Reports, 3 vols.; Cable's Cases in F.rrnr 1 vnl. , ilpmiin'. tn- Johnson's Cases, 3 vols.; Johnson's Reports, 20 vols.) Cow- cu, w.mik.i, m vois.; 11111, a vols.; 1 1 all . -i vols.) aud A ill lion's Nisi I'nus, complete in 4 vols., by Thos. W. Clarke. 1 A new upply of Smith's Leading Cascs,2vols. American Notes. Hill's Reports, complete ; S vols. " " vol. iili. Gordon's Digest Laws United Siales, 1841; 1 vol. Brown's Chancery Reports, 4 vols. Perkins' edition; Jusl received by Jan2, J. H. RILEY. OBACCO AND SNIJFR 2o kegs Casey No 1, 6T Ky. Tobacco; IS do low priced do do; 10 boxes Ky. Cavendish I lb. lump do; 10 do 12 plug dn; 300 doz. Mrs. Miller's fine cut chewinc do: 200 do 11. Thayer 6 do; 20 Jars Mar ahoy Snuff; 30 Bladders Scotch do. For sale by June 4. THOS. ACHESON. LIQUORS AND WINES. Otard, Dupay &. Co., Brandy; A. Seignetle, djj Meder Swan Gin; Hourglass do; St. Croix Rum; Jamaica do; Madeira Wine; Port do; Champaign do; best brands. For sale by Jnne4. THOS. ACHESON. TyKTED ia exchange far Groceries, at Cash Rve 40 rts. twr hitch i rncmc" Oats 20 cents per bush.j Timothy Seed jtl do; Dried Peaches gl do; Ginseng 20 els. per lb; Flaxseed 75 do; Dried A pples 60 do; Beans 25 lo 60 do: Beeswax 25 cts. per lb; reamers 'ia do; Butter in roll, keg or barrels 5 cts. per lb. June 4. THUS. ACHESON COFFEE AND SUGAR. 60 bags Rio Coffee; 10 do Java do; 5hhds. N.O. Sugar; 3 boxes Loaf Sugar. No. I . lObbls.N.O. Molasses. Forsalehy June 4. THOS. ACHESON. TEAS. 10 Chests Young Hyson Tea; 20 half chests do; 6 chests Gunpowder do; 6 do Imperial, do; For sale by June 4. THOS. ACHESON. SPICES. 10 bg Pepper; to Mais Cassia; For salt by June 4. 5 do Allspiee; i bf,l. Nutmegs; THOS. ACilEUON. STATE TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1845. ( ash Siorel ROSENTHALER At SPRINGER, aie linw muimiiir ...... An- ....... I. .' 1, . ' opening urn: uuiu 01 1 . Acneson a lirorerv .Nmm and Hf i S " JL' '1!' 1 a,S0TC,n ?f F""-,-, Slaple, Lace ... .... ' """" '"S meaner man ll.c clie.ni- 1 heir slock enusisu in nnri nr -;..L cm , ' , plain Alpacras. Caslnncro ..i. P. !. r , , , . ,. .uti iuu iiiiiierus, scrape dcLaine and Mouslui deLaine. hih color,.,! V . n.... udzincs, ngured and plain, rich siriped China Sdks, black aud - ...... 1 , , ylc ollK 4. ringcs, I bread 'tl . uc?' co"1el Rll) Swis 'iwrling aiiu Edgings, 1'i n"'u .len ? Wi- d Gloves, B.i- s- Vocus, nuir nusami ttugle Combs, Silk Velvet loinls, siriped and figured. Silk bFoi.Is and Alohair Nets, Ar ihcinl Mowers Chusan Gingham,, Irish Linen and Colla-reus, Jaconet. Mull, Book and Swiss Muslins, plain and fi'd. Bishop Lawn, &c. &e. Shawls-Wc have Uo a geimral assortment of Shawl,, which cannot be beat this side of the Mountains, consisting of Plain and embroidered Thibet Shawls. Pain anil j'liihroii ln.0,1 Sflltr sll. r-i..L t.n.iu , 1 i , "iiuwis, vusiunere a , ' IT t"al"' Ularli enip u Woolen Shawls, 8 to Oqrs. Damask black and colored, from 6 to 14 lanket fcl,.wls all sizes, Winter Hose, ( Cashmere, or Raw Silk and Silk Hose, white and black from qrs. orsted, 1 ALSO A larje lot of Broad Clnihs. f Tnim.F. :..... ir. ings Kentucky Jeans, Beaver and Pilot Cloih,, Flannels! I ickings, C hecks, Bleached and Brown Muslins, Diapers, and all oilier articles usually kern in lr n,i. s: ' ' AH tho-o who want more than the Wonh of their money, will please call and examine our large and splendid lot of Goods. 0 r (,o, pOUGILS, COLDS, ASTHMA Sherman's Cougii Lox-enges are the salest, most sure and cfi'eclual remcdv for COIISllS, ColdS. CoilSllllinlioiiS. Wliru.n;n .V....1. ...!... Tightness of the Lung, or Chest, ic, &c. The 'proprietor has never know n an nisianco u hr.r ih.. i;h ;!- ....-..-. satisfaction. Several thousand t.",. k.... i.i l: the last year, restoring to health persons in almosl every slaito of consumption, and those laboring under the most distressine colds and coughs. 8 Jonnthan Howarlh, Esq., Ihe well known temperance lectu-rer, look a severe cold lasi JamcM, i,v -1 : a slicels, lhat seemed lo have settled in a consumption. Ho raised a good deal of bloody mailer, aud his cough was so harassing mid incessant thai he could gel no rest by day or night. Alter trying various remedies wilhout relief, he Iho't lhat death alone would relieve him of his misery. But by the advice of a lady he purchased a box of Sherman's Cough Lozenges; they gave him great rclier.and to his surprise made him rest easv. nml mini, l.wt him 1.. .i.n...j .11 . 1 , ,v ' 3ivj,3,,ui,u nu ingiii, inreo days use of ihcm made a new nun of him. and he is recom. mil!'..K,i?""""1 I'ozenges to all his acquainlanccs. SHERMAN'S WORAI LO'kmuvm .1 1 . hbleworm dcstioying medicine ever discovered. UOO.OOO hoxes have been sold, and not a failure has ever been known. Incy destroy nil kinds of worms, and cannot injure whero lliere are none. v Three dMerrnt periont cured of Worm bv Ihe ute of one x of J! oi-ffi Lozenges. "Messrs. G. F. T. & Co., 147 itn street. (Cincinnati, ticmleinen- u.;ru i,n. i.A r. flam Iliclcd with worms from the age of three vears. and has never been without them. She resided al Middletown. Butler county. At times, she has been so afflicted with worms as lo require the attendance of two of the bcsl physicians ill Ihn place one doctoring her for one romnlnim. .wl r,,, 1... another; but gelling worse, she removed lo Madison, and was under the hands of Iwo of Ihe most celebrated physicians of thai place, bill all did her no cood. She came In ( ?incinnnli some time since, and began to despair ol gelling belter; indeed she got so bad, the worms came up in her llirnal her sufferings became almost intolerable. Hearing of the many cures performed by Sherman's Lozenges, she thought lhat alio would try ihcm last August. I slopped in your store and got a box of the worm lozenges and 1 have every reason to rejoice thai I did so. She look but our. iiAt.r roj, when the worms came from her in bunches. I could not be positive, but I would suppose thai there were from fifty lo sixty in each bunch. 1'hc lasl dose brought several white worriis, from twelve to lilieen inches long. She began to get well, and fell bcllcr than she had for years. Being cured, she gave the bal-ance ol the box to a neighbor by the name of Herald, who lives a short distance from us, who has Iwo children, one five and Ihe other two years of age, w ho were much troubled with worms, and I have heard since, thai by the lime they had used upt the box, boih children were entirely cured." The above is from Mr. R. Richards, Lawrence street, near Front. WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKS!! 1 ,0O0,000 SO 1. 1 K A It I, 1 PHirr nm.T 12A Ckmts. SHERMAN'S POOR MA NTS PLASTER, Ihe best Strengthening Plaster in the world, and a sovereign remedy for pains and weakness in the back, loins, side, breast, neck, limbs, joints, rheumatism, and lumbago; worn on the lower pari ol the spine, Ihey enlircly cure llie pilo t; and on the small of the back, Ihe fulling of the womb; applied to the hack of ihe neck of children tccthim?. ihev o-uo o-rcat mliof I.. coughs, colds, oppression of the chest and stomach, liver complaint, dyspepsia, asthma, and all diseases where local remedies arc required, none can be bctlcr than these plasters. I'hey are Ionic, or strengthening, stimulating and anodyne. Physicians recommend Ihem because Ihey slick heller and afford more relief lhan any olher ever known. One million are sold yearly J. W. lloxie, Esq., who was bent nearly double wilh Rheumatism, was enabled, aller wearing one 12 hours, to get up and dress himself. In 2 davs he was perfectly well. Mr. David Williams, of Eltzabcthiown, N.J., an old revolutionary soldier, was so nllliclcd wilh rheumatism that he could hardly help himself. One of these Plasters enlircly cured him. Mrs. George Nixon, one of the Managers of Ihe Institution for Aged Indigent Females in the city of New York, savs the old ladies find great benefit from these Plasters they being very liable lo pains or weakness ill the back, as well as other parts of the body. Cautiok. The great reputation these Plasters have attained, has induced many unprincipled persons to get up worthless imitations. Ask for Sherman'. Poor II,.1, i,. and see that full directions for use, and a fac similic of his' name, A. Sherman, M. D., is on the back of each. Trust none others, or you will he deceived. l'rict only lwtlre-ami-a-lialf cents! G. F. THOMAS, 117 Main St., between 3d and 4lh, (TJ Sole Agent for Cincinnati. SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES eive immedi- ale relief lo nervous or sick head ache, palpitation of the heart, lowness of spirits, despondency, inflammatory or pulrid sore Oiroal, bowel or summer compfaint, fainting, oppression or a sense of siukinl of the chest, cholic, spasms, cramns of the stomach or bowels, hysterical affections and all nervous dis eases, drowsiness through the day, and wakefulness at night, cholera or cholera morbus, diarrhoea, lassitude, or a sense of fatigue. Persons travelling or attending large parties, will find the Lozenges really reviving, and imparling the buoyancy of youih. Joseph B. Nones, Esq., Vice President of the Washington Marine Insurance Company, has suffered for years wilh nervous head ache, that nothing would relieve till he used these L.ozepges, which relieved it entirely in 15 minutes. Dr. G. Hunter has been subject to violent attacks of bear). ache, so as to make him almost blind for two or three hours at a lime. Nothing ever afforded him any relief till he tried these lozenges, and ihey cured mm in a lew minutes. In Ihe Catholic Half-Orphan Asylum of this citv. ennlnif.. ing upwards of one hundred children, we have been in the habit of uiinr Dr. 8herman' Lozenees, for the various His. eases for which Ihey are recommended, and ha e aiwavs C. 1 .1 . . .. -.1 :. k . 1 P- , J Z uituu mem 10 lie alienor, win, hhqi in-nenciai CneclS. I therefore most willingly add my commendation to llie many others in Ibeir favor. Sr. LUCY IGNATIUS. Sup. of Ihe Calk. llalf-Orph. Asv. N. Y. May3d, 1843. Dr. Sherman's Lozentres can be obtained whnbxalc and re. tail of G. F. THOMAS, Main St., between 3d and 4th, opposite Gazelle Office, Sole Agent for Cincinnati, Ohio, and of the following Agents : Columbus, Whiling t Huntington; Jacklown, J. M. Say-lord; Hebron, James Lyon; Kirkersville, James Kirkenda'H; Etna. Richard Larrison; Reynoldsburth. Jacob McCurdv: Jefferson, John Hopkins; Lafayette, John McMullan; Suni- ertord, r. a. ray; icnna, narei or J ones. rough Lozenges 2a cts. per box; W orm do; Camphor do. Poor Man's Plasters only 124 cenut apiece. All who buy a box of Dr. Sherman's Lozenres. or a Plan. ter. are entitled to one of SHERMAN'S MESSENGERS OF HEALTH, which cu be obtained from all Agents. itch, io-rt..ora. JOURNAL T3AKEK A.l KII.K V, Snrgcn UcmlM., and ,1 n T, i , 1 "e """crsigucd inlorm their friends Co- 1 u..i c. inai iney are prepared lo execute all orders in the '. , .' !?." Proflion. at the shortest notice, and UPON " J, W and MOST APPROVED PRINCIPLES. 1 tt. Ill, from one to a full set, inserted on GOLD PLATE uopn ihe principle of Atmosphkkic Pressure. Having recently-made a very important invention in Ihe art .-,.,....lg c , ,, lo IM ljullls wnrl , , ,., ui wap, ..... , J ....... wuriom vuin, civancu, and sel on mi-ni. -n.l u. ...... r ' ' IllnSl HlB,W in.l.nu ...,!..... -I I n- Wr ' "lu"" 1 ' rr.RHABicjiT. U" Charges so moderate that Dental operations are placed wilhin the means of every person. ,,?;""'j0,', 1 ''"Hon! Wl Galloway, Hon. J. W. Ki oy, (. ol. Wl Medary, Dr. Carter, Columbi. lw. Win. H. Murdoch, Springfield, O. Gen. A. H. Patterson, Delaware, O. Isaac J. Alleu, Esq., Mansfield, O. C. R. Doming, Ashland, Richland CO., O. Judge Choaie, Milan, O. Pitt Cooke. Esa.. Sandukv rw n George Alleu, Cireleville, O. JanlL.d jy Vo tht frefestian. l.W.?.?..na,", larS ,,ock of l)r- Ar.cocK' PRE B1IUM 1 EE I H, which we will sell al his New York prices. I eminent upon the uualiiv of ih.i 'IV., K .!.,. .,.1 fluous. ' Also, on hand, GOLD and SILVER PLATE, rolled lo any thickness; GOLD ami SUA I I) em ni.-iisj ...j GOLD, SILVER and TIN FOIL, of asuperior quality; and a superior article of WASH for Di.J.i f:.,m. :,k TOOTH POWDERS of various kinds, as low as can be bought elsewhere in the Siate. JOHN W. BAKER, WM. WILLSHIKE RILEY, Surgeon and Mechanical Dentists, Office: one door north ol' the Neil House, Columbus, Ohio. IW2fi, lbL.t-wly. ' DIS&OLU1 ION. The co-partnership heretofore exisiinr under the firm of R. ELLIS or. CO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. R. Ellis takes the goods, aud G. W. Penney the notes and accounts of said firm. R. ELLIS, January 1, 1845. G. W. PENNEY. CALL AND SETTLE. nT . nAlc ""' ""'"""i belonging lo the late firm of R. E is At Co., will be lelt unlil the first of April next wilh R. Ellis for settlement and collection, and all persons havine un- emeu accounts are requested to call and sctilc immediately. G. W. PENNEY. , ,. U. ELLIS, Intending soon lo go F.ail lo renew his slock of Hardware, is anxious to dispose of his enliro stock befure Ihe fiisl of A-pril next, at prices much lower than ever before sold iu Columbus, consisting in pari as follows : CAR CENTERS' Planes, Hand, Panel, Ripping aud Back Saws, Chisels, Gouges, Steel and Iron Squares, Plane Irons, &c, &.C. BLACKSMITHS' Bclows, Mousehole Anvils, Vices, Files and Sledees. COOPERS. 6 Rochester Cooper's Tools for sale at manufacturers' prices, and warranted. CABINET MAKERS. Files, Rasps, Bureau Knobs, Bed Screws, Till Locks. Sit. BUILDERS. ' S3 dox. New Haven Locks and Latches; 25 doz. 8 and 6 inch Carpenters' Locks ; 100 doz. Blake's and Norfolk Lalches ; 250 doz. Baldwin's patent Bulls; 1000 gro. New England Premium Screws; juupaira warranted fcliptic Springs; 60 doz. Simmon',, and Bird's, and Weld's warranted Axes ; 100 doz. 1 , 2, 3, and 4 blade Porkel Knives ; 60 doz. Ames' and Rowland's Shovels and Spades t 200 pairs assorted Tiace Chains; Rowland's mill nnd crosscut Saws, Brass Candlesticks, warranted Sleclyards, Brushes, Files, Rasps, Axlctrucs, Manilla Rope, &c. r ' JUNIATA IRON AND NAILS. 200 tons Juniata Iron ; 100 inns Hammered Iron, on commission, and for sale at manufacturer's prices ; 1U00 kegs Juninla Nails ; 1 ton Sanderson's Cast Sleel ; 5 Ions warranted Spring Steel 5 200 Boxes Pittsburgh Glass. Country merchants are invited lo coll. R. ELI IS. . IEV ER AND AGUE, Chill Fever. Dumb Ague, Inter miticnt and Remittent Fevers, and all the various forms 01 unions diseases, speedily and thoroughly cured by Dr. Osgood's India Cholagoeue. Dr. Osgood's India Cholagogue, which hat gained such notoriety in the cure of Fever and Ague, and olher billions flections. This medicine was prepared by a regalar physician, and is the result of an extensive practice of several years in the bilious climate. Those who have used it ihem-elves, or seen its salutary effects upon others, need no farther evidence of its great value, or Ihe high estimation in which il is held. A small treatise on llie "causes, treatment and cure of fever and ague, and olher diseases of blllious climate,," may be had gratis of the above agent. A new supply of ihe above invaluable medicine received and for sale al the Ohio Drug Store, by Ocll7..g5. S. CLARK, Sole Agent. BROWN S CIIANCERYReportsofCasesin Chancery, from 1778 lo 7'JL by William Brown, Esq., wilh the Annotations of Mr. Bell and Air. Eden. Edned by J. C. Perkins, Esq. Four volumes, 8vo. "Ilrown'a Reports embraco Ihe period from 1778 lo 1734, while the woolsack was occupied in succession by those Iwo master minds. Lord Thurlow and Lord Loughborough. The first appearance of these Reports seems to mark an epoch in Ihe Reports of Chancery not unlike thai which a little later was established by ihe Term Reports in the King't Bench. Thenceforward the judgments in both courts have appeared in an unbroken succession. Brown, therefore, must be considered as the leader of the regular line 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, f heir importance is attested by the' fact that Brown's Reports are oftcner cited hy writers of authority lhan any olher series of Reports in Chancery. In England Ihey have been enriched by learned and laborious annotations by two dillerenl editors, Mr. Bell and Air. Eden. Until the preserl time, how. ever no edition of Ihem has appealed in the U. Stales. "We have now before us Ihe first volume of an American edition, which promises to surpass in interest and practical value any of Ihe English editions of Ihe work; nor do we believe thai there is any edition of any Reports 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 Air. Eden, so far at Ihey could he made supplementary lo these, have been added. Thus ihe separate lalwirs of these editors are accumulated on Ihe tame page, imparting of itself lo the present edilion, a higher value than belongs to either of llie English editions. In England no similar amalgamation of llie iwo series of notes could lake place, at each is protected by the laws of copyright The notes of the present edition ere sir icily practical. They are calculated to add essentially lo llie value of Ihe Reports, as a book of reference ia Courts, and of daily use in tire profession." Late K porter for May. Jusl received, and for tale at the Bookstore of Nov23. I. N. WHITING tV. HUNTINGTON. B I I'll AN AN, KLI.IS V ., Gkriral Coaais-hosj asd Forwardiho Mercharts, l'oydrai St., Arm Orleans. II. Buchanan continues the Exchange business in Pons mouth O., at usual. HENRY BUCHANAN, Portsmouth, O., JOSEPH . ELLIS. New Orleans, Nov23..3m. JOHN B. NIXON, New Orleans. NATURE'S GEM. Just received "Nature's Gem," or American Wild Flowers in their native haunts, by Emma C. Embury, illustrated with 28 Plates of Plants, colored after naiure, and landscape view of their localities from drawings, by E. W. Whilefield; 1 vol. 4lo, elegantly bound. Jutl received at Dec26. RILEY'S Bookiosre. rant 1 late work 111 all cases lo answer Ihe purposes of rnasli-cation, and in point of durability, Iiealnessol fill, and elegance y fp7, T.V v,"?1 '"I""'. ' any other establishment. c-t U6bU NLR ES destroyed vithoul pain by a sin-5,, K ", !CATI1"'- Diseases of (he Teeth and Gums cured. J eetn tilled, in a NUMBER 149 y .AW House, Highstree7.--iCZbtX' respectfully mules the attention of his customers and ihe assortment o! French and American Fancy Cassimeres, low-priced Cloths. Cnnimeies. Sali,.ll. unH IllnL n....:. ' .l...i:.l . , ' ........ ."I-.-.. .13.1 IIICVl. A splendid assortment of Fancy Figured Silk Velvet Vest- nnd Black English Silk Florinline Vestimr, tan.v Nillr V .: r. hite Satin and . uiu, . oaiiiii, V.... V. . "f . "in cassimeres tor Vc,. ,,,,-nno snirts, l.ambt Wool Drawers, a nor article, Satin Slocks, Plain and Trimmed Silk Sc sune- Hearts, lars, Alpacca Slocks and Cravats. ' """ " cravnis, susneiiCers 'I'll !!i J ne atiove will be sold low. and made im in ik. K... Her and mosl fashionable sivl: il. . .:. i..- n h. ,-. in m. ...i. . " . i :. v on, a 1 he is in the regular receipt of reports of the Fashions, he ill be able to suit a 1 who inav favor him .;,.. .-11 ' way favor hun with a call. Decl7..d3m. WALTER AMOS. A VALUABLE VOR K-300,000 copies bold! To Teachers an. SrhntJ .,.. A xu:, l- . - . ... v a iiuusopnicai. Lconomical. and Elegant System of Penmanship, by Pro' lessor Towndrow. A new edition in seven numbers. In compliance with the urgent request of several experienced teachers ill New Eno- nnrf ik. n,,i.li-k. .-. " , - o , ... ruu.c,a ui 1 luiessor j own. drow s valuable syslem of Penmanship have issued a new edi- 77 ";" g uie i,arge nand copies, in connection with the rule llanil : 1 His n,l,h,, iu-n n.k.-. . .i , . of the Fine Hand ser"Vhe tyem w S seven numbers commencing wilh Iwo books of large hand copies. '1 he Plates have all been re-engraved, and the serie. now appears 111 a new and more elegant form lhan ever be-lore. 1 lie publishers resnecifti lv rah ik .,.,.: f . , -- r------v i,.uiiiii ui icacn- ers, school coinmiiteet, and all interested in Iheeauteof edu. ration, to this valuable work, believing as they do, that it ii unsurpassed if equalled " by any work of Ihe kind ever issued 111 tins country. The books are manufactured of the best t cap paper, and ruled with horizontal and perpendicular lines lo malch the copiea. A slight examination will convince any one of their sunerinr niialliv initpkunu,. Tk ... lion of teachers is particular v called in ih ol..... r .1.. engraved copies, which were execuled by one of the best ar- JEWETT Sl MASON, Publishers, Cincinnati. Our space will not allow us lo publish but a lew nf ih. non- in ijiiiniiti. valuable recommendations which hav h. ....n;....i n-. ollowinir arc selected 'rom the Teacher, of the Public Schools of Salem, Mass., given at the time Professor Towndroa was engaged ai teacher of Penmanship, in Salem. 4 The undcrsiened. teachers in ih Pnbl.v sk.i. -r 0.1 w ould tnke occasion lo express, mosl cordially, their approba-lion of Mr. rowndrow't System of Penmanship. Judirinir oT its merits solely hy a practical and thorough trial of it u, their schools, it it their decided opinion, that the rapid im-provemrnt of their pupils warrants Ihcm in taying, lhat it possesses peculiar advantages for the acquirement of an easy, expeditious and elegant style of Penmanship. They would also say, lhat an examination of Mr. Towndrow't Wrilinr Hooks cannot fad to convince every one of their tuperior quality and rheapnesi. a m ' Ma,Ur Puhlie a"'" Be", ft, VA' w ;; i,VrV,";.V,7 .. Buumwammar East Female EDWARD JtiCELYN, It GARDSER, A ONER 1JROOK8, " D. P. GALI.OVP, ' J n. FAIRFIELD, ' ALBERT LACKEY. t.ast Williams street Central West, West Girls' Korth rrom lice, uardncr B. Perry, of Bradford. Having had opportunity to observe, in this place, ihe d-vantages of introducing into our schools Mr. Towndrow'i system of writing, nad of his success in leaching, I am happy lo express n.y full concurrence in the above recommenda- F t a n . l u r. GARDNER B. PERRY. from Jacob IJatchelder, Esq., Preceptor of Lynn Academy. IV v ,pVe,?' " 1 ve u,ed P"r' "f 'I" rirs of Writing Books by Mr. Towndrow, and cheerfully recommend them lo Ihe public for nearness of execution, excellence of materials, cheapness, and lucid development of the princi. pics of instruction displayed in the arrangement. Lynn, Sept. 23, IU13. JACOB BATCHELDER. , TorSFiiLD, July 4, 1843. Mr. Jiwktt Dear Sir :Having examined and introduced into our schools Towndrow'i Writing book., of which you are the publisher, we deem it a duly we owe to the public, no less than lo our children and ourselves, to express our decided approbation of their merits. We can tay without hesitation, we think Towndrow'i Writing Bookt are Ihe mosl complete nnd well arranged of any we have ever teen, in tint branch of science. For the committee, , ,B. , R- PHILIPS, Jr. f of School Committee of Topsfield, Mass. From D. Green Haskins, Esq., Po.Uand, Me. I use Towndrow's Writing Book, in my academy alto-gcther, and cheerfully bear testimony lo their .uperiority. in my cjlimauon, over all olhcrt that 1 have seen, if tl n.L.j D. GREENE HASKINS. from John Batchelder, Esq., Principal cf tht Frakklin Street School, Lynn. Having used Towndrow'. Syslem of Penmanship for lev-eral years, both in public and private instruction, 1 lake pleasure, Irntn the success which hat atteuded in ute, in givina; it my decided approbation. I have examined and made ute of many of the f ystemt which are considered works of merit, bul I am fully satisfied lhat Towndrow't system, as a whole, is superior to any other with which I am acquainted. JOHN BATCH ELDER. Lynn, Sept. 19, 1BJ3. From the Salem Observer. ClMCRlPHr. Messrs. Editors:! wn,,M t.... through yourjoiirnai to call the attention of School Teacher, and School Committee, to " Towndrow'. Guide lo Caliera. phy," jusl published. It is . - T . aitm U m. Vllllian shq-no one so well adapted to ihe wants of schools genral. ly, hat, I candidly and uninlerestrdly believe, been offered to the public. It come., too, in a fitting and fortunate time uascom . system which has been extensively used, has become unpopular; and B. f. Foster', books have failed of fulfilling ihe expectation which Ihey raised a failure, I conceive. A good syslem for .rhoofs, then, is much needed. 1 nwndrnw's, I am confident, will prove such. The Copies and Ihe Wriling Books are so perfectly matched the syslem it to clearly delineated, and 10 tied up by few plain rules that il will go alone, and Ihe pupil must necessarily follow' This, indeed, is precisely what is wanledin our large schools' where bul little particular instruction can be given by the teachers. I recommend it to ihe attention of tin numerous District Schools w hich are now about opening. For sale al wholesale and relail by A EACHER. Ja"25- I- N. WHITING fc HUNTINGTON. SPi;ENPfD ASSORTMENT OF PRAYER BOOKS. .1 ,a.Tnbtn ha,,e recently opened the largest and !1H,Pj1 '? Moflnwn of Book of Common Prayer lo be round in the western country ; comprising some aiieea or twenty different editions of Ihe work, vix : Thomas, Cowperthwait jr. Co't 8vo edition, large clear type 1 do I2m0 do do; Andrus Jr. Son's ICmo edilion, decant Turkey morocco, rill; : Carey Al Hart's l'2mo do elegantly bound; do lumo do do) do 2tmo do do; Kearney', beautiful S2mo edition, in tuck., and Turkey morocco, gilt ; J. B. Lippmcott cV Co's elegant 24mo edition, in Turkey morocco, gilt; Thos. T. Ash's eleranl 24mo Turkey morocco, gilt s Anners' medium, :2dio edilion, do dodo Simo do with the Proper Lesions; do mo edition, with fine tieel engraving, ia embossed morocco, Turkey morocco, ore. Also A rreal variety of ehean P. n V. ., 9 rt 40,62, ami 7a cents. r Persons or families within to supply themselves wilh Prayer Books, would do well lo call and examine Ihe above assortment. J. V WI1ITINO A. HUNTINGTON. Jau25. BUFFON'S NATURAL HISTORY. A splendid Parti edition, in 38 vols, quarto. A Natural History of the Globe, of Man, of Beasts, Birds, Fisbet, Reptiles, Insect., an Plants ; by Buffon, in French; 38 vols, quarto. A .ingle copy of thi. moat complete and rare edition of the enure work, of ButToa ever published, for tale at a great barraia at the Bookstore of JanSl. I. N. WHITING A. HUNTINGTON- ,- ..w . (cuciai, 10 ins assortment 01 nne uoths, Cassimeres esiings &c, consisting of fine French Black Clolhs, various' prices, Black and Blue Black English and American Clolhs. s.rcrn, ummnie urcen. ue and Urown C m u. A