Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1844), 1846-07-16, TRI-WEEKLY.

              1 PUBLISHKD ON TUF.SDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS, BY ClIAilLKS SCOTT & CO. On K i. south-east corner of High street and Sugar alley JOHN TEES DALE, Editor. TKRMS. Daily during the session of the Legislature, and tri-weekly the remainder of the year, Tri-weekly per annum, Weekly per aunnm, ------ $5 00 t 00 2 00 Terms or Advertising. Twelve lines or leui, one or three insertions, $ , and 25 cents for each additional insertion for three months 55 for six months $8 for 12 montes 12 Longer advertisements in the same proportion, with a deduction of 20 per cent, on the amount over $'20 in six months. By thk Year. For twelve lines 5 12 fourth of a column 20 half a column 30 whole column $10. BUSINESS CARDS.- MATTHEWS & BUTTLES, ATTORNEYS ami (.'uiinselliirHat Law, Columbus, Ohio. Ollice one Ooor uuutli of 1. Pi. Wliiling Huntington's Book-store, up stairs. NOT, 1, M0. F. J. Matthews. A. B. Buttles. ENGLISH & CALKINS, ATTORiS'KYS mi Counsellors nt Law, Columbus, Ohio, will atterul to business entrusted to t.ieir eare in any of the Courts of this State. Office corner of High ami State streets, over the Columbus Insurance Company's office. July 19, 18-15. ELIJAH BACKUS, ATTORNEY at Law, Columbus, Ohio, will attend to any business that may be entrusted to his charge in any of Courts in this State. Office on I ligh street. Dec. 1841. JAMES 1). LARIMORE, A TORNKV AT I. AW. Collections pnimptly attend- Mr. L. can be IMUaUllM ollice oi Swayne Si Bates March:!. KING & ANDERSON, ATTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law and Soliciters in Chancery, Cincinnati, Ohio, have associated themselves to practice their profession in the various Courts of Ohio, as well as in the Circuit and Supreme Courts of the It. States. Kl'FUS KlNli. CHAItl.ES AmFUSON, Feb. It, lliki. lyr. (.! of Dayton.) I. N. WHlTINC & HLNTINCJTON, BOOKSKLLKUS and Stationers, next door to the Clinton Bank, Iliffh street. Columbus. Ohio. A large assortment of Books and Stationery always on hand. SIIHIHT & MLLEY. QOOK-BLNDKItS, High street, opposite the the I'ublic i 'tli JJ ' ccs, Columbus. km. 113. Ws. Seibeht. M. C. Lillet. ROOK BINDERY. CMATTOON, Book -binder, High street, opposite WW- ting Si. Huntington's Book-store. Book-binding of every description, e.secuted on short notice. GERE, ABBOTT CO., DEALERS in Hardware ami Cutlery, Iron, Nails, Glass, House Builders' materials, Fanning and Mechanical Tools, Militarv Goods. Sic. Sir.., Wo. 161 High street, sign of the Gilt Padlock. Vt 1N: & RICHARDS DEALERS in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Groce-lies, Boots anil Shoes, to Sic, wholesale and retail, JS'o. 1, Gooilale's Row, High street. J. II. RILEY, DEALER in Law, Medical. Thcoliuriral.Classical, School and Miscellaneous Rooks, superior Stationery and Wall Paper, at Derby's old Btand, opposite the State House. J. B. WHEATON, DRUGGIST, tod Dealer in Patent Medicines, PaiuU,Oils, Dye Stuffs, (ilass, &cc. Ac., wholesale and retail, comer of Higli and Broad streets, Columbus, Ohio. FAY KILBOI RNE, DEALERS in Drv Goods. Groceries, Hardware, Drills, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dve Stuffs, Leather, Boots and Shoes, Sic, High street, Columbus, Ohio. Oct. 1, lllll. IIOJHHI'ATHY. DOCTORS MoRRLLL Si. Gate have removed their office to their residence, lllll High street, a few doors north of the INcw Court House. Jan. 18, IHHi..ly. IH. B. BATEHAM, EDITOR of the Ohio CulTITATOI . a Journal of Agriculture and Horticulture, published on the 1st and 1Mb o ach month. Terms 1 per year ; four copies for 19. OCT Office in the Bank Building, near the State House. n. COM 8TOCK&COn 170RWARDLNG asd COMMISSION MERCHANTS, X Produce Dealers, and Lard Oil Manufacturers, Canal Basin, Columbus, Ohio. J. R1DGWAY CO'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near the Bridge. ( olum-bus. Ohio. Stoves of all kinds, and a great variety oft as-tings, always on baud. Oct. I, DHL coLtirimjiTiiAT'store. JF. KI'IIISIIX, High street, opposile the Slate Bnild- ings, always keeps on hand a goisl assortment of Hats and Caps of the latest Cushions. Hats made to order. wT a7 m ccoy&c6!T WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL DEALERS in 1'ancy anil Staple Dry Goods nod llroceries, opposite the State House, High street, Columbus, Ohio. BOARDING. A FEW genteel hoarders can be accommodated with good hoarding, on reasonable terms, by applying at the house formerly known as John A. Hryan's house, in the Emht Buildings, on Town street, between High and rent streets,!, O. II. P. GUUUl'.L. April 4 Iwlf. Just received, k LARGE lot of striped, figured and needle-work Swiss J Unpen . I.T wiml" "in uns Mav7.-'iin OSBORN, C u - ... r . Vtir sale bv STEWART Si CO. Jua.t received, A LARGE assortmenl of laihrs rning Lawns, Bar ll:, I .n i. m noil I iiiiL'lialilH. Far MM bl May 7. Im. .. 1 . .. s hit A. I'll i niioii.i. i . si i . , .. . PeriloeHl Speelnelen. ALSO, double cnmol and MKHI Speelscles, for all ages, and in agreat variety of frames. Also, Spectacle Class of all kinds, fitted in old frames at short notice, and loworire.bv W. A. l'l.ATT A ( ( Fell. 7. rotuf. Mire Steel Goods A MOTHER lot ol Steel Beads, Bag CI R.'.gt Insps. I assels.flie. W. A. I'LA'iT 6l CO. opi ned this uat March CnrriBRK Sprin.n A Ml 1,.. Iliiccv Laioos. Rami:, and India Ruin r Cloth, J. for sale at the tlfl of the OILT I' A I hi K Rest Junintn Nniln SSORTF.Il silts, from 1 i. nv to 111 for sale at the PADLOCK. sign of the April". otLf FOR RENT, . AVERY pleasant and convenient two story Brfe Ilwell-ing, on Front st., a short distance north ol Broad st March I. W. A. PLA LT House TrimminsN. A ERVgosl assortment, and more evpe. led, ot .Mortice Rim, Cottage and other Locks and Latches lor .ale at the sign of the Oll.'l PAIlMK k "Cook'a Infnlllhlr. Kye Writer. a ISO t lean's Chemical Plaster, a celebraled article tor A the 'cure of Chronic and Inflammatory Rheumatism. ..rr,u,.o.,w.,,,cSw,i1v sale bv April ?; Corner of llijin and Itroail Bin Urns. I(di int -nnd l'MrlS. jH Sl I'l'LV just recciw d and fr Mir lw.tiy A FRtSH j. ri. t. iun. Comer of Iliph and Broad it. Coluinbtia. Oct. 7 PAINT RRI SUES. ,.. A FI LL as.ortnienl of PaaM Itru-hc. and Sn.h To.ils, A. just received and for sale by J R V HEX I ' N Aup. I?. Corner of High and Broad sta. NAILS. ALL sixes Cut and Wrought .Nails, at the sign of the May 31. 'II T PADLOCK. WHIPS! WHIPS! HIPS! 4 SI'PF.RIOK uualltv of Carriage. Ruling anil rsoggv t. Whipa, (gutaml whalebone.) jmt received and for sale , heap by SLCX.I M, ; July I. Oppoaite TuWir BniMinira t .-luwabM. Hi.ol Itenda. Tri.el and Rae Clnapsi. B BAD RAGS, Purses. Purse Silk, f.old Pens. Stiver ; XVare Alc, just received pereipress. lorsaleby Feb. 16. " ' CARPETS! CARPF:TS! BEST Ingrain otton Carpeta at 37. and .VI ccnta. ( otton ami XVool.il,. C5 and Ci " all Wool, l. 70. 80 al !I0 Just received and for sale bv J. 8. O-HOKN C. ST'EXVART k. CO. CASH for proih cf:. BCOMSTOC K St CO. are paving the highest pviee in cash for Wheat. Com. Flsl-aeed. lover seed Tilno-thvaeed. Floor, Lard, Tallow. Beea-wai. Oinseng, Pot and pnil Ashes, Bacon. Wool. Feathers and Hemp; and sell f'ionr. Salt, Lumber, Shingles, Plaster, Cement, Arc. Ac., at the lowest prices. June 13. 1841. CARPFT nAtiS BE and Carpet 3 color, ken, cjtu-U, Z " ' " BRI SSF.I.S. Common and Bag, of a variety of sizea on hand hv July I. VFSTINtB, Ac. T)l FF and Fancy ( sshaaere Vrstinr): Sinned and Plaid X Linen Drills, tust received hy April bbhjbs, ni.v, nc rtiL tl.s-r.Li OHIO VOLUME X. Tvinittm i jmiii ck. m ill) j!iru, COLLECTORS and Arrount Settlers, for V mnklin and adioiuill'' counties, will ;itttiid In nil businens entrusted lo them, with punctuality and despatch, and upon reasonable terinB. Office, up stairs, first door north of McCoy's store. April M) lUVi. y. Columbus, Ohio DnrBANNINiJ'S PATENT LACE FOR weakness of the body, pain in the back. tVc. &c. For Bale bv J. 11. WHKATON, Aug. I IMA. tf. Agent. MILL AND CROSS CI T SAWS. FAY & K1LBOI KM". keen a cont;int supply of Row-land's Mill and Cross-cut Saws, at the lowest ce DYE STI FFS. LOGWOOD, Camwood, rustic, .Nickwond, Alum, Cop-I perns. Blue Vitriol, Oil Vitriol, Indieo, Kxtract of Log wood. Sir. Sir. Just received, and for sale low, at whole sale or retail, by J. B. WHEATON. OmggU, Oct. If. tw&w. Corner High and Broad streets TANNER'S OIL. 1TOR SALK !ow,bv the barrel or gallon. at the Drugstore ' of J. 11. WHKATON, Oct. 23. Corner of High and Broad streets. LEAD PIPE, T?01l CISTERNS, Weill and Acqueilucts, for sale at the X sign ot Hie GILT PADLOCK. ANVILS. GENUINE Mouse-Hole Anvils, at the lin of the Mav 13. CULT PADLOCK. FAMILY FLOUR. TTAV1NG made arrangements w itfi some of the best mills XX in Springfield, for i lour, we shall for the future be supplied with the best and cheapest in the market. ( 'all on us. Oct. 11. B COM STOCK At, CO. COLUMBUS AGENCY. HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Car-ital JGoO.OOO. Policies issued daily on the most reasonable terms. Office, Carpenter's Building, between the Exchange and City Banks, Columbus. TIMO. GRIFFITH, Sept. 13. IM5. Secretary. CITY HOUSE T.N full bl ast. C. W. KENT, 1 April '2, 1916, Proprietor. A RARE CHANCE. TO. X cn OFFER for sale one of the most desirable business lo- ations to be hail in Columbus : being the lot loiuing the Exchange Bank on the north. Terms casv. Title indisputable. Feb. 7. SUMNER CLARK. :iO Ton? Via Iron, Tl'ST received on consignment, mid for sale low. j an eh Kk 11. I O.MS LOCK & CO NEW BONNETS. Jt'ST rerrivrd hv tin aulmrnlMTn. a new and well selected assortment of Neapolilian. Prince Allien, Kaury Brnid and plain Leghorn and Straw Bonm tM, which can be atl'ord ed at ununually low prieei. FAY V KII.1UH KNK. INSt'RANt'E." LOSSKS by Fire (ir Water nioured aainut upon liberal ti-rms, bv tlie lonir entiiblishetl and well known Protection Insurance Company the citv of Hartford, Connecticut. K. BOBBINS, OW Aint, Cincinnati. Jan. 2f. M J. GILBERT, Agut, Coluinbuii. (nidiuitcd Kobcri "JITCSL1N (tingham i, H iraj;e anil U hite Mtiuhu BobM t 1TX Apr April II. W UWi lilt nAHWi 100 dozm FIlM, OF Spear A' Jackson. Mnttrani, Iblmtson, Butcher and other celebrated makers, for nale at the nun of the April 7. OILT PADLOCK. IHnlar Curd Lamps OF Corneliu & Co., tnanufncturi'. Alnn, Lamp Trim-iniOk!9 of nil kiuita, wbulennlu or relail, tiv W. A. PLAIT A CO., Feb. 7. AWJ Iloutt. 1,1 MI11H. ON and after May let.anv iiantity or description of roun-Irv lumber may be had with promptness from the Steam BUT Mill, three mile went of ( olmnbuH, on the i;itioiial lload. I'lease addreHs orders to Joseph l)binson. and leave at the dtore of Stewart & Higgin; throw the I'ost Ollice, care of M. I-. W LUVAMT. April 17 twtf. New Ntjle-lHift. CJATIN and Mole-xkin Httl of the latest ityle and belt iO oualitv just received at April .10. WIN!. A HICIIRHS. Crnuinr ArmitHRe Mouseholf Anvil, SOl.lll box and common Vises, for sale at the sign of the v prilT OILT PAOWCR. SrnlH oiid Prrsscs. SEALS Engraved, and imI I'rcws liirnislied. for Nota Ties Public. Common Pleas and Supreme Court. Re-rdcrs Sir. ,Vc, at verv low price, ami short notice, by March 17. W. A PLA I T .V CO.. Neil House. TO FARMERS. SCYTHES and Sneaths. llav Rake 1 Forks. ( irain Cradles, Rifles and Seville Stones, for sale at the sign of the ULT PAPCDCK. EOll KIWIONS. rTlllF. new slvle f lob Ifilibons in v.inetv Willi Cold and X Steel Trininnngs. oist n a. June'i7. W. . I I. I T Si CO.. Neil House. OKI CN, BBKINES, OILS, PAINTS, e. rHK subscribers have just received a large addition to X their stork ol' I Irugs. .ledo I lies. Oils, I'aillls, c, w hich thev offer at whole -ale and rel.ill. on the most accnnimods.. tin.' Icrms. ul' 1.1 FAV , KILBOI RNE. PORTRAIT PAINTINCJ. rTHE Public are re-peoilullv in, it. d to c all at Ciorc.f E. X Wai i I' ll', Room, on Town st . east of Hiuh. and el-anune his sN-cimens in the above art. Jan .'s tf. TIN PI.ATC. rTHE suliscribers have for sale ;ai Innes Tin Plate. X X and II) Isues X do ; also. Wire, assorted Nos., Russia and common Sheet Iron, Sheet Zinc, anil Bar Tin. Feb. It. FAV A; KII.HUI RNF MAC IIINE C ARDS. THE subseriWrs hae for sale .'SI setls Machine Cards fancy and plain set. Nos. l. .11 . ,T2. M, ami M. wire also. Filleting (.'ards, maniitarlured.it Leicester, Mass. Feb. IJ. FAV Si KILBOI RNE. Wuirhea, Jpnplrr, Speetnrlea, Cntlerr, Lamiis, Ate. AVe. A bimkI assortno tit for sale very cheap, by W. A. PI. ATT A CO . Feb. 7. Aril Ihnine. miNTISG INK, WAKR AiNTKl) mm pood an any otlier manufactured in the I nited State.. Tbe utuKTibers having been iippoint- I'or ed apenta for the aale of J A James' I'rintme Ink. manufac-tured at t lnnnnati. (Him. will keen a constant funi.lv of tha ibove article. t the price it it sold for in inrinnVi I March 1. FY iL KM.IMI HF. NAvA LBS. Cotton Chain, No. o to M tjUUU i.lOlllis. t otton Rata. XV ick X am ami t irpet t ham. Just received and for sale by lib Vi. FAV i KILBOI RNF.. OIL FLOOR LOTH. r PIECES Oil Floor Cloth, of etrellenl quality anj beau t) tiful pattern-, just receives andfor sale hv April 17. PAT A KILBOI 'RNE TANNF.RS' OIL. tl r RRES Turners' Oil. ! the Is -l ouality, for sale by J.) Feb 12. PAI . Ml It"1 RNE sr RBI Ul Jan. I.INSI FIHHI.. Linseed Oil. just received and for sale by . R. B I OXI-KK K a CO LINSEFD OIL. AN MXOIIS pas reeeivH ami foy sale low. by the oarrei or bio uier i lanio., " J. WIIF.XTON. Aug, 19. Comer of High and Bread tta. BAR LF Y ANTF.I). 'nnn Bl SHKL Barley wanted, for which we will pay OUUU the highest price in cah OeL 4 tww. B. COMSTOCK A CO. WANTED. r A A A BI'SIIF.IJOata,.lldo. Flayse( 3nmdo Tim-OUUU Mtsy seed M. CTMIgTOCK A CO. LLATIIFR. Sole leather, jnat received, and for sale OSBORN. C. SI I.WAKT at CO. 3000 !;.R May 7. Jan. OIL ANI PVINTS. OH A J''' W 'fi-: I Dry White Lead. KrA leal.l arre White lsd. rrvsand in ml ; Drv XVhilelad.Red l-ad. X enet.an Red. V ellow Oeher Pana White and f hrorne l.reen ; t hrovne X elbrw, I ahnaiy, ; Paint and XX hile-waah Brushes Ac Ac Jost received arsl for sale, by FAV A KILBOI RNE. pnl 28. o !- Hiffc tt . sign 4 Dm Broad u STATE JOURNAL, TRI-WEEKLY. COLUMBUS, THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1816. J I 1(. i: SWAN'S PRACTICE. ISAAC . WIIITKNti has this dav puhlihhcd.The Tric-tice in Civil Actiuna and rruccedina at in Ohio, and Precedents in Pleading, with Practical Note. ; toircthe with The Forma, of Process; and Cltjrli Kntrigi. By Jo-sr.PH K. Swa, Preaident of the Twelfth Judilial Circuit. Vol. 1 ; a verv large roval llvo. 600 pages, in Ut law hind-inp, price So OO. Thia volume contains a peneral outline of tie proceedings in the various common law aciioiiD resorte. to in Ohio, from their commencement to the time when declaration arc made up. With this view, it contains a summary of the jurisdiction of the Courts; the law relating to parties, plaintiff and defendant in actions ex contractu anil ex delicto, and how anil when a party may object on acount of an omission, mistake, or mis-juinder of parties; a brief outline of the various actions resorted to in Ohio ; tie requisites and forms of pra'cipes. security for costs, the nquisites and forms of summonses and their service and return ; the mode of proceeding to obtain a capias ad respondeudum under the non-imprisonment act. wilh the requisites and forms ol affidavits to hold to hail ; the privilege from arrest j the requisites and forms of capias ad respondendum: by whom, where, when, and how the arrest mav he made, and the forms of returns hy the slientl; proceedings against the sheriff for not returning a capias or taking in siillicienl bail, dee.: wun forms of rules, notices, tV c. ; proceedings against the bail to the sheriff, and how discharged, tVc; the special bail and how excepted to and how t justify ; the appearance of the defendant ; the forms of declarations in Assumpsit, Coven ant, Debt, Detinue, Replevin, Case, Trover, '1 res pass and F.jectment, with such practical notes to the forms of plead iiiLr as mav be deemed useful. The laws of Ohio and the decisions of the Court in Hank have not, in general, changed the rules of the common law in respect lojtleadings, bo that tlie tonus in tins u .irk will generally tie found to conlorm more nearly to the Precedents used in other States, than the Kngjith Precedents. This volume, althoueh the first, is comtilete within itself. The Jd volume will he issuen as soon as it can be prepared. For sale at the Bookstore of Feb. 1. N Wlim.NOi A HCNTINGTON. SPRfi WK are now receiving a general assortment of Spring and Summer (ioods, consistim: in part of French. Knglish and American Cloths and Cassimeres ; French. Scotch, Fnglish and American Oinghams ; I, awns, llarage. Ilalionnes, Silks, and oilier dress t ioods ; Men s Summer wear; Irish ami French Linens ; Scarls, Shawls, anil Dress Handkerchiefs ; ( .mips, Conl. Fringes, Purse Twist, Zephyr Worsteds, Steel Beads and ( lasps ; Bonnets, Palm I.eat and Lflgfcora Mats; C;irpets and Oil Cloths ; Carpet Varus, Cotton V;irn, Boiling ( 'luths, Leather, Jroeeries, and Qufltlt ware, Ac, and would respectfully invite all to call and examine liefore thev purchase. V. A. MeC'OY A CO. April H, lU-lti. CAKKf AC.K TItIM.IlNGS. (1ST received, at Itt Nigh street-Plain and Figured RjbNf Cloth; Drib and blue I'nion Damask ; Patent Binding and Dash Feather, Knamelled Too Leather ; Carriaue Lamps, Huh Bnml, Brass back light Frames; mass noor nannies; nver I late no.; Carriage Hinges, Ac Ac. April H FAY A KILBOI UNF Hope and CordiiKt: FnrIor . MRS. F.J. MIDDLFTON will continue the above business, cirned on in this city by her late husband for ten years past. I he work will he executed hv the same foreman anil hands who have Iveen engaged in the Rojiewalk for the last two years; and the public may be assured that all descriptions of Rope ntul I'teine, Htd-cnnh, I'low-linrt, .Vc will be made promptly to order in the same superior style which has heretofore given so much satisfaction. iMajt urn iwu, Tin, Conprr nnrf Mini Iron m MHiiuftirtory. rpilK suliscrilter respectfully announces to his friends, X and the public in irenerat, that he has taken the estib- iislirurnt formerly conducted hy F. Avers, on High slreet. opposite the State Buildings, where fie will continue the business of the Copier, Tin. Sheet Iron and Brass Ware manufacturing, in all its brim lies, nnd lie pledges himself to attend to nil orders in his line with despatch, and wilt warrant his work to be of the best quality. He respectfully solicits a continuance of the lilveral patronage heretofore extended to this establishment, and par ticularly invites Ins mends lo give loin a call. He is receiving, ami will constantly keen on hand, Stoves of every variety and pattern, consisting of the Albany Premium Cmiiing Stove, which are especially recommended to the public, and which he can warrant to purchasers with safety ; tilsn, a variety of air-tight Parlor Stoves, for coal or wood, from the ('levebinl and Cincinnati Foundries. Old copper, brass, pewter and couiilry produce taken in exchange for the above articles, V It. few goitd horses taken in exchange for stoves. ,,r,l .Ki. lltKI, W.M. H. BRODRICK. SCHOOL. VTH. J WHITM.Y, . IV will open a School for the IVl education ot' fffMM centlemen, on Mondav. the lHth mat., in the room recentlv occtimed bv Mr. llildreth. Mo. 1941, Hiirh street, two doors north of tlie Drug Store of Menig on,i nionioiis. Inslrurti"iis will be given in most of the branches of Knu;-lish and ' lassie n I edm itioii sueh as Orthography, Reailing, Penmanship. Arithmetic. Fnglish (irainmar, ( ieographv, Natural, Mental and Moral Philosophy. Chemistry, Astronomy, Lag!, ' leometry . Tngononietry. Surveying, Mavigation, Al-trebra. tlie Latin and (.reek Laimuat'i c. Should anv desire it, ittention will lie p .id to fitting young gentlemen particularly tor admission to l ollege. Terms ot tuition reasonable, and nude known on applica tion to the te icher. Fetch (oartcr to consist of M weeks. Reference nn v be had to sny of the following gentlemen N. H. Swivne, Fsq., (.'olumbus. A. S. Decker. Mayor. Wm. Long. F.sq., " P. Sisaon, M. PL, " May 16 twtiw. ,VKM,S A COMPANY'S KXPRKSS. IAMI.I, IH .MN(. . now ol thecitv of Vlroit. having jy solil and asupneil all fus niMit, title and interest in tna Fxpresa Line and F.xpreM h'orwarding and Commission Business of Wu i s A Co., to Hfjiry Wells, of the citv of Buffalo, notice is hereby uiven, that the co-partnership heretofore existing netween the sutisermers anil said uun-ning has been wholly abrogated ami ihsolveil. and that from henceforth the said Dunniiiff has no nffht. interest or con cern in said firm, or in Um I'.xpres, Forwarding and Com- misMon Business of said W'. l A OMPAi, HEimi WELLS, WILLI M FRf;0. A .U V, IIFF.DFNBI ROH BufTalo. Mav 7. twim. WF.LLS A CO I n-.ii- b nnd C SBMftcal School, ARMSTRONt.'S BuildinL'. .No. High street, Colam bus; eomhicted bv J. Jo!vP. The roiir-e ,-t' eilio Hion includes the Knglish, Latin and Greek I.sniniages ; V ritiu?. nttunefic. Algebra, i i eomc-trv. Tnii""""" 'fx . Mensuration, Land Surveying. ( ieographv, Book-keein"nr. Ac. F.venmg School, from J past fi o'clock to past 8, five evenings per week. Private lessons to individuals or classes at hours not interfering with the school exercises. Terms mode-ite J. J. has l. el twenty-one years' expenence in tuition in everal supenor schools. .Nov. I. twtf. PrrpRre for the summer. THF, nibs' nbi r-. respectfully inform the Ladies and Centlemen "f I obimlmi that thev have jttit arrived with a larf std well assorted lot of Shacks and Repute Mat-re fa, wheh we will sell low for cash Call at Mr Kent's faction an.1 Commission Store, and examine foryuurscDet. May lh twtl- C WOLfOUr) A CO. Vational Insnrwff Comwiiy, rw York City. Capital Stitfk 9150,000, and all paid in. THIS Company havm been in existence for aeveral veir-, is folly prepared to take risks on the moat reason bi-term, persons w ishing toeffert insurance, will do w '1 t'. call at their odice. in the .New Bank Ruildinfra. Hinh street. ( I)KF.NZO E.NtiLlsH May y, lj. Art BUM OAfl totw, f bv 10 and 10 by 12 Cdita; 4ff . -iT'-a. from 10 hv U to K, by 22 : a'TWhtrhts Window Sa-h. Juat received ind for sile b. FY A KILBOI HNF. April aNo. 136, High ft , sign of the Broad-axe. A firrt rate Home Power. F.MU Y M VS . for sale low Apply at S. CLARK A CO S Dm Store. High street, or at the Starch Facto-rv. o the ( hiNicothe road, two miles south of Columbus May 11 J receired, riF I - I-n'liant colored ami fibred Cotton Dam-rh - trr-.-u: ijrtan.s. 50 00 waeces pla n and brilliant colored Woollen Dsrmks For tale by OSBORN. C. STEWART A CO. C. BRIJNCKEKIIOFFS a. THIS medicine, when first introduced, some vears since met with opposition and deadly aimed hostility from ignorant and vapid declaimers, w ho threw their darts of venom at it, clashing it among tlie nostrums of the age. Those fruitless attempts to injure this great medicine, have now passed away ; the base individuals who I'oBtered them have shrunk away, conscious of their mistaken -teal, and lett the Restorative to proudly r.nik itself as the first and greatest medicine of the age. Consumption, that terrific destroyer of the beautiful and lovely of our our kind. Liver Com plaints, Coughs and Colds, Pains in the Breast and Side, and the concomitant evils, are rendered harmless and inert when met by a prompt and lAeieitl use of the Restorative. Most opportunely, the efforts of the proprietor to place his inval-ii utile compound before the public are now in the way of being crowned w ith success ; and in every place where the angel of destruction under the cloak of disease can be found, the Health Restorative shall drive him afar, and raiso up the suffering mortals, ami open to them the joys of a state of renewed health ami energies. What a blessing to tlie ncarlv bereaved relatives, to witness tlie opportune aid institling'new lite into the almost deceased endeared one. Heed the voice of earnest and brotherly expostulation and entreatv.and resort at Met, while there is yet time, to that ( best of all earth's treasures to the almost hopeless sick one, the Heallh Restorative. The following certificate is from Dr. Chilton, the well known rew ork t hennst : I have analyzed a bottlfl of medicine called C. Brinker lioirs Health Restorative,' and find that it does not contain .Mercury, or any otlier metallic preparation, nor opium in nnv of its forms. It is composed of vegetable matter en-lirely." Javiks R. Cm ..ton, M. D. C. BlUM Kr.IUlOFF, Proprietor. IS,. Y. Horace F.verett, I-. S. Agent. Principal Ollice. 'Hi Hudson st., !cw York. Ai.knjs: Columbus, J. B. Wheatoii West Jefferson, John Y. Hopkins; London, Win. Foos; Springfield, John I udlow ; Worlhington, S. Brown; Delaware, Bnollev A Pratt Sunhurv, Win. Y. Wynans A Co. ; Johnstow n. Mist Wright; Alexandria, II. V. Owen; (iranviile. Pritehard A S(M ; ISewark, J. JV Wilson ; I tica, L. W. Knnwlton ; and one agent in almost every town in the Fnite 1 States, as advertised. June -'J. lm. Dr. VniiL'liii'o Vegetable Lithonlriptic Mixture ITOR the cure of the following romplamh : Dropsy in all its forms ; Omvel in its sevcnl st.ijjes ; nil ihseanes of the Kidnevs and I nn.iry org.mi; nil Female Complaints, Suppressions. Ac. Ac.;' Weakness, Diseases of the hluod, sueh as Scrofula, and others of an eruptive character; all atfections of Lungs ; liiflrimm.itions of every kind, even those of the Lyes ; Liver Cowpllttrt, Consumption, Oeuenil Debility of the svstcm , Piles of every character; Jaundice, rever and Ague; and, indeed, any complaint, which is to be reached through tlie blood ; and the Proprietor here confidently asserts, that he can, in Mr) cav no matter what tin complaint may he no matter how various the class of complaints make a permanent and radical (lire, if the medicine he oilers is taken according to the directions. One or two bottles w ill test the ellieacv of the article, and he is at liberty to use the names of the following highly respectable individuals, who Anrr been cured, in this city and vicinity. F.very individual here named ran lie seen and conversed with, and the particulars of the cases eured can be known bv reailing the testimony in the hands of the Agent, who will, with pleasure, furnish pamphlets to all who may call for them. I'he proprietor asks, and, indeed, most earnestly solicits a strict invcstiuation of the testimony here set forth and, if a departure from strict truth be fbtmd ll any certificate offered, he will nay the cost of the publication of said exposure and ahide by the consequences. The proprietor would also state that ereryntrt here certified to, das been given over as incurable by the most talented medical men in this citv and State and such has licen the case with every cure made by llus articlr, far and near. But the theory which the inventor of the Litlmn triptic bases his cures upon that of but "one arc at disease " the impurity of the blood it will, in a moment, lie perceived, that but ONE CHEAT REMEDY is necessary to effect in various complaints, nnd the proof which here follows establishes the theory as firm as the rock of ages. Mn. Finery Taunt, Niagara street, Buffalo, case of Scrofula, terminating in general dropsy, radical and entire cure. Silas Wood, of Buffalo, bleeding at the lungs of nine years' standing. I complete and perfect cure. Mr. C. A. W'ilsnn for many ve irs connected w ith the Buffalo ( 'ojnmerrial Advertiser, liver complaint. Levi IL Williams, police officer, case of bleeding piles, inflammation of the eves and scrofula, a perjtrl cure. Mrs. Daniel Kenney, of this citv, L'cneral drojisy William Homes, police constable, cnsipelas, of l.'l years' M olding, cured by'five bottles. Mrs. I.ockman, Hl Pearl street, case of inflammatory, rheum iti-m, a n-fruUtr cure. Hiram A Vaughn, aerofnlous swellings in the throat, I complete cure. Ceo. V. Raker, of Aurora, rase of scurvy eproy o 13 years' standing tin- cure is certified toby the lion F. I1. Stephens, Judge of Erie county; P. M. VOTbVffc, r'.f., Surrogate of Erie county ; 1. V. Van-derpool. K' . and other. Mrs. John Seward, Nr. 17, Chippewa street. BufTalo, case of affection ot the heart, with palpitation, debility, Ac., a cure. The wife of the Hcv, John W. Vaughn, of Alcott, Niagara countv, N. Y., rurrnt of drop;. Mrs. Scott, Carolina street, Buffalo, bydrotho-rai or MM) of the chest. Mrs. Lock, tt?, Franklin, st.. Buffalo, formerly ol I tica, spinal complaint, with blind piles, a distressing case, perferlUj cured, and attested to by Mr. ithaiiiel Lock, her husband. Nancy Mam. of Berlin. Rensselaer countv, New York, dropay, cured, and certified to bv her husband, Oliver Main. Mrs. Susannah Holbrook, ol' HanibiirL'h. Erie county, cured of dropsy, hv two bottles only ol" tins medicine, attested to by Mr. C. f'. S. Thomas and Mr. Marston. Hollhrook. Iiefore Judge Bunnell. Henry Vnn.in. of Alden, Erie countv. Y Y , nired of anasarco or cellular dropay, after tapping hail been resorted to rifhl i timet, and over t0 gallons o( water taken from him. Miss I of West Rloomfield, cured of irregularity of the , menses and fluor nlbus. The proprietor thus presents the above arrav of t stimo-ny the particulars will tie found in the pamphlets, which rive a treatise on the complaints, and also en the wrappers around the bottles. Re sure to call asd pet a pimpblet all ayents are provided with them, to furnish as tree as water, that all who are in ill heallh ma-, read, buy and be cured. Bi w ,nr. Bff CottciTriW'F.iTs". Every bottle hasthe written signature of (J. C. Vaughn under the directions, and -tamped upon the cork also, " Vaughn's Vegetable Lithon-triptic Mixture,'' blown upon the bottle. Put up in M ox. ; bottles, at $2 per bottle, and 12 o7. bottles, at ! per bottle. , Manufactured and uold by Dr. S.C. V CIIN, Main street, Butfalo, Y.. to whom all commumcaiions must i romp, pott paid. And wholesale and retail, hv WM. BL'R- I ll tO and 5fl, Conrtlandt street. New York city. Also, for sale bj the following agents f. CLARK A CO., ) Drugaista, High it., J. B- WHEATON, (ColumlHis, Ohio. A. H. BROWN A CO.. Mt. Vernon. S. KNEPPEH. Wooster. VAN CLEVE A NEWELL, Dayton. Also, for sale, wholesale nnd retail, bv JOSEPH B, Bl RCE, Cincinnati. April 25, 1846 ly. ATWOOD A CO., NO. 124, Market street, Philndelphia, invite the attention of the Merchants of Ohio to their stock of I'nrriga nnd Domestic Dry Gonda. ' They are now receiving from abroad, ami from the numer nna mannfactoriea in the citv, great varieties of goods, especially adapted to the Western trade. In several desirable articles they can give important advantages to their cuttotn-' era, tad thev believe ail their prices will be found second to none in cheapness. Jn. ?i w A twtf. PI RK Port Wiaw, Bonleaui ami Otarrl Brandy ; nlrf ll. land Gin, Malaga Wins. Warranlpd pur., for mdical purpoaje.. Tor n. by III MPHRF.Y A- KRVMII: .'ujie ii. City Drag Store. NUMBER 3. OHIO STATE JOUMAL. From the New York Spirit of the Tiroes. A .Mysterious Lodger. BV M Mo nil lawQI, The upper apartment uf uur boarding house, that is to nay a portion of the garret, was hired at an exceeding low price of the landlady, by a young gentleman who gave li is name as Barnabas Stoller. He was aluiut twenty-five years of age, dressed in a rusty suit of black, ami the unfortunate possessor of a countenance which would have secured ins success ai the poor apothecary in "Romeo and Juliet." He sel dom had any communication with the other bonrders. and there was a certain air of mystery about him, that puzzled every body in the house no one could tell the nature of his business nor cive information of the slightest circumstance touching his general course of me. .10 one ever inquireu tor mm at tlie limine, ex-ceptiiirr at meuls, at which he was punctual, and which he devoured vociferously; he remained while within the walla, necludud in his npiirttueiit the partitioned portion of the garret above mentioned. The landlady, who certainly possessed as much curiosity as any member of the fair sex witli whom it has ever been my good fortune to have any dealings with, had sounded every body in order to gain some clue to the mystery which enveloped Mr. Stoller, but without satisfaction. She had even propounded many circuitous inquiries to me gentleman himselt, but received only vague replies which but increased her excitement. He regularly paid his board every Saturday night, and always in coin of the smallest description, which he drew from a well worn leather purst?. He had resided in the house but a single month, when the landlady discovered the following astounding and incomprehensible fact: Every Saturday afternoon, about the hour of four, Mr. Barnabas Stoller entered the house and proceeded directly to Ins apartment, and having audibly turned the key in the lock, would remain secluded for full three hours! This proceeding occurred regularly every Saturday, and by divers means did Mrs. Jones, the landlady, endeavor to solve the mystery of his temporary retirement. Once or twice she had been detected by one of the lodgers, peering through Mr. Stroller's key hole, hut it being ohstructcd on the inner side by the key, it was somewhat difficult to obtain an accurate view of the premises. Nevertheless, by dint of waiting with her ear to the door for many minutes, the worthy dame had heard strange indefinite sounds arising from within, which, although they convinced her that something was progressing, cast but little light upon the subject of her investigations. "Betty," she remarked to her maid of all work one day, after one of those visits to the entry above, "what can he be doing every Saturday nt this particular time?" "I'm Burc I can't imngine, ina'nui," replied the girl thus addressed, "unless he's a counterfeiter." "A counterfeiter," exclaimed Mrs. Jones, "very likely Bettv, and most probably a counterfeiter of half dollars, for he pays me every Saturday in small change, for which he must have exchanged his spurious money hut then, Betty," added the landlady, "he could hardly make a living at counterfeiting if he works at it only three hours in the week." "No ma'am, that's true," answered Betty, "but still I am satisfied he must be doing aoinething horrible though. The landlndy cogitated sometime deeply, and then shaking her head slowly fromside to side, spoke again: Well, Betty, he may be a conspirator he may have some horrible plot in his head, and I really don't feel sale in the house with him, unless I can discover what he does so slyly every Saturday so lo night I'll ask him boldly at supper in what way he employs himself regularly once a week in his room." At the first sound of the bell tlie inmates of the house Docked to supper, and among tho loremost was the unconscious Stoller, dressed in his only suit of black. lie sealed himself and commenced with his UMLtl voracity upon the provisions before him, the hoarders were nil seated and welt engaged; Betty was standing behind her mistress' chair, with a face upon which anxiety and curiosity were deeply blended no sound was heard save clattering of knives and forks, with now and then the rattle of a teaspoon in the cup. The landlady feeling that this washer time, made a strong efl'urt, and exclaimed " Mr. Stoller!" Now the mere mention of Mr. Stoller B name by Mrs. Jones at the lea table, could not certainly attract extraordinary attention, but the manner and the lone of the lady started many of the boarders sitting I many dropped their knivea and forks, and cast their eyes rapiuiy ironi mrs. Jones to Mr. Stoller the latter gentleman suspended his attacks on the supper and gazed with an agilated countenance at the head personage ot' the Iioubc. " Mr. Stoller !" said Mrs. Jones, speaking slowly in order to give every word its due emphasis "you are prohahly aware that I endeavor to carry on the affairs of my house as honestly and circumspectly as possible' there was a pause, several lodgers nodded, and one, who was noted for being remiss in paying his board when due, intimated in an audible voice that the domestic economy of Mrs. Jones' house was not excelled by that of any similar establishment in the city. " Mr. Stoller," continued Mrs. Jones, " will you be kind enough to inform me if you can, what business detains you in your room every Saturday between the hours of four and Beven in the afternoon ! " All gazed at Mr. Stoller, anxious to have the important question settled, his agitation had been increasing to a fearful extent during Mrs. Jones' remarks, and upon hearing her inquiry he started to his feet ; his face was deeply crimsoned, and ho strove for boiiic minutes in vain to speak. " Ma'am," cried he at lat "You ! You ! I cannot now!" he stopped suddenly kicked over his chair and dashed out of the room. No pen can describe the astonishment of the spectators at Una unprecedented exit ; Mrs. Jones started to her feet, and when she at length found her voice, addressed Ihe company: "Now, gentlemen !" said she, " 1 am satisfied that .Mr. Stoller must be engaged in some horrible plot in his room regularly every Saturday some counterfeiting scrape or forgery at any rate some matter which will most likely destroy the credit of my house ; I'm sure you must all agree with me when I say, that this horrible secret must be drawn from him hy Borne means or other 1 know from the fright which seized him when I asked him the question, that there ib something going wrong." Here Mrs. Jones hesitated, waiting to be assisted from her difficulty by some of the hoarders present. " Suppose," said one, "that the next time he shuts himselt up in his room, we all go in a body and break open the door." This brave proposition was immediately put down as being entirely too belligerent in its general features. " Couldn't some one slide down the roof of the house and peep in the window? ' asked another doubtfully. "Tlut might do, ' said Mrs. Jones, looking round upon the company in hopes to discover some one who would undertake the task, but no one moved, for the roof being a slated one and very steep, was consequently too hazardous to be trusted u a foothold. " I think," said one yonng gentleman at the head of the table, " if we should all get together next Saturday afternoon and cry fire ' in the entries, we might bring linn out and then discover his employment." "Ah !" exclaimed Mrs. Jones, " that s a good plan but it would be liable to raise the neighborhood but I think we'll close all the doors and windowi and try it at any rate it cannot do much harm " In fine the last was considered by the company to ie a most excellent plan tor the detection ot Mt. otol-ler in his dreadful plots, and the requisite arrangements were made on the spot Nothing wss said to Mr. Stoller during the week, and when Saturday afternoon at last arrived, the greater part of the boarders were in their rooms, waiting his arrival. At the usual hour of four, the suspected lodger entered the house, and proceeded as was his custom, immediately to his room. His doorhsd been locked about half an hour, a large part v of the bourd-its. headed by Mrs. Jones, was stealthily formed in the lower hall, and different detachments were then filed off to separate portions of the house, and t wo gentlemen more courageous than the rest, stationed themselves close to Mr. Stoller h room, ready to glide in and examine tne apartments as soon as he Bhould open tha door. All these preliminaries being arranged, Mrs. Jones; a"u .er ervant Betty, raised a heart-rending shriek in the kitchen, and then dashed un to the enlrv. TH- party in the lower halls slammed the doors, and at the top of their voices screamed " Fire !" The united efforts were comnletflv n..n.i suddenly Mr. Stoller's door opened and out rushed th gentleman himself. His coat was bulloned up about his neck, and his sleeves turned up, leaving the lower portion of his arms bare ; in his hands he held a whit article, dripping with water " What is the matter, Mrs. Jones f cried he, looking with astonishment upon the crowd that had collected about his door. No answer was returned, and the two courageous gentlemen who had insinuated themselves into his room, sneaked out again. No cry of " fire " was now heard, and a dim lio-ht broke over Mr. Stoller's mind he saw the trick. "Ah, gentlemen," said he, slowly, "I see now how it is ; will a few of you gentlemen have the kindness, to step into the room with Mrs. Jones, and all the mystery shall be explained." They crowded in, the landlady taking the lead, and his room was completely filled. 'IMow, gentlemen, said he, slowly, "you have all taken such an interest in my affairs that it is but just that you should all be indulged with the knowledge of the strange secret which has so much harassed your minds. You see, gentlemen, that wssh basin, and in tho chimney corner you will perhaps observe a few burning embers, and in my hands you will notice an article, concerning which I hope there can be no mistake, and, gentlemen, by putting all these things to- mosuri you win easily uiscover in, ai an appointed nine every oaiuruay aiternoon " i nai you no witw cried neveral voices anxiously, as Mr. Stoller pauBcd. "Hash and dry my only shirt for Sunday.'" The room was cleared in an instant, and that niivht the "mysterious lodger" paid his board and left the house forever. A Man and Tiger Combat. The next scene was uf a far more awful character. A man entered the arena, armed only with a Coorg; knife, and clothed in shurt trowsers. which bsrelvenv. ered his hips, and extended half way down the thighs. lhu iiiairunieui wmcn ne wielded in his right hand wan u very neavy oiaue, something like the coulter of a plough, about two feet long, and full three inches wide, gradually diminishing towards the handle, with which it formed a Tight angle. This knife is used wilh great dexterity by the Coorgs ; being swung a-round in the hand before the blow is inflicted, and then brought into contact wilh the object intended to be struck with a force and effect truly astonishing. The champion who now presented himself before the rajah was to be opposed to a tiger, which he vol unteered to encounter almost naked ; and armed only with the weapon 1 have just described. He wus rather tall, with a slight figure, but his chest was deep, his arms long and muscular. His legs were thin, yet the action of the muscles was perceptible with every movement; whilst the freedom of his gait, and the few contortions he performed, preparatory to the haz ardous enterprise with which he was about to engage, showed that ho possessed uncommon activity, comb.- ueu wun no urumnry uegree oi strength, i lie expression of his countenance was absolutely sublime when ue gave me signal ior me tiger to oe lei loose ; it was the very concentration of moral eiienrv. the index of high and settled resolution. His body glistened with tho oil which had been rubbed over it in order to pro mote the elasticity of his limbs. He raised his arm for several moments above his head, when he made a motion to admit his enemy into the arena. The bars of a large cage were instantly lifted from above ; a largo royal tiger sprang forward and stood before the Coorg, waving his tail slowly backward and forward, ereclinir his hair upon it, and uttering a suppressed howl. The animal first looked at the man, then at the gallery wnere me rajan anu uis court were sealed to see the sports, but did not appear at all uneasy in its present .aw: in euum , u was cviuenuy coniounaeo at tho novelty of its position. After a short survey, it turned suddenly round and bounded into its cage, from which the keeper, who stood above, bevond the reach of mischief, tried to force it, but in vain. The bars were then dropped, and several crackers fastened to its laii, which projected through one of the intervals. A lighted match was put into the hand of the Coorg, the bars were again raised, and the crackers ignited. The tim-r now darted into the arena with a terrifh yell ; and while the crackers were exploding, it leaped, turned and writhed, as if in a state of frantic excite ment. It at length couched in a corner, as a cat does when alarmed. Meanwhile the retreat was cut off by securing the cage. During the explosions of the cracKers. ihe L oorg stood watching his enemy, and at length advanced toward it with a slow but firm step. The tiger aroused itself and retreated, the fur on his back being erect, and its tail apparently dilated to twice its usual size. It was not at all disposed to com-mence hostilities, but its resolute foe wai nnt t h evaded. Fixing his eye intently upon the deadly crea- wv, m .m,,iin wun isbbj same measured step, tho tiger retreating as before, but still presenting his front to its enemy. The Coorg now stopped suddenly ; then moving slowly backward, the tiger raised itself lo its full height, curved its back to the necessary segment for a spring, and lashed its tail, evidently meditating mischief. The man continued to retire j and aa soon as he wns at so great a distance that the fixed expression of his eye was no longer distinguishable, the ferocious brute made a audden bound forward, erouched and sprung with a short sharp growl. Its adversary, fully prepared for thia, leaped actively on one side, and as the tiger reached the ground, swung round his heavy knife, and brought it with irresistible force upon the animal's hind leg, just above the joint. Tho bone was instantly severed, and the tiger effectually prevented from making a second spring. The wounded beast roared, but turning suddenly upon the ...1 k-.il : Bj r . " "y hhb nine reiirea several yards, advanced fiercely upon him, his wounded leg hanging loose in the skin, showing that it was broken. The tiger, now extited to a pilch of reckless rage, rushed forward upon its three lejra towards its adversary, whn stood with his heavy knife upraised, eslmly wsiting the encounter. As soon as the savage creature was within his reach, he brought down the ponderous weapon upon his head, with a force which nnthimr could resist, laid open the skull from ear to ear, and the vanquished foe fell dead at his feet. He then coolly wiped the knife on the animal's hide, and re tired amid the loud acclamations of the spectators. Oriental .hinual. Si.a vF.-HrnTtn Kn r.Fi. We learn that a few dav ago fugitive slave from Maryland, was pursued and overtaken at Somerset county, in this State bv a I 1 1 - ) I I - r. . J 4 muii imim-u uuiiaim, a wagoner irom IJhio, who was tempted to the dirty task by the reward offered, 1 150. When they reached M'Carty s tavern, the slave attempted to escape, but was caught by Holland, while in the act of climbing a fence. The slave then dr.w a long knife which he had concealed about his person, and plunged it into Holland's heart, causing his death instantly. He made good his escape, immediately, pursued by the people of the neighborhood, who, st nignttaii, had surrounded turn, but in the darkness of the night he eluded their vigilance, and is now beyond their reach. Who would not do just as this poor slave did, in a struggle for his rightful liberty ' Washington Patriot. Di'Turstinn Mort II JTl On Tlmrsdsv last tt young lady died in the upper part of the city, from drinking too freely of cold water, and whilst attending her funeral on the following day, a sister was taken sick from the same cause and died, and on Saturday a third sister fell a victim to the same fate. Thus three sisters, in so many days, all previously enjoying good health, followed each other to the grave. Truly "in the midst of life we are in deih." Ctartnasfi .h'u. riBrill jril VV A inns,.,... J a .1 " -HinruiiLB wun uerp rrgrri, uc death by drowning on Friday evening last, of an aged and respected citizen, Mr. Frascis Bassitt, aged i?2 years. He went, as was his custom, in the river, to bathe, in company with a young grand son. Ho walked out from the shore in shoal water, and attempted to swim in Jmmedistely on striking out, he sunk. with verv a'sliirht fltnnrcrle. His trtand son drew him out immediate! v, but life was extinct. tVkmtinr Times. no yi (BO PITHY. DOCTORS Morrill Hp Vale have removed their office to their n xidence. 198 High street, a few doors north of the New Court House. Those, who would soid emetics. cathartici, bleeding, blistennc. steamiss;. or hrr anv reg for their comfort or safety when sick, would do well to i-iiine aoiuaimca wiw Momrr-epaUiT. January Z$, 1846. dfcwy. Thin Shim I. .-nil -'Hits. 0 NLY about DUO more li ft, ' all soon, or thev will ,11 Ire goo;. Jul:j C C ROt-L