Ohio State journal and Columbus gazette (Columbus, Ohio : 1825), 1833-12-28

              (MM PRINTED AND PUBLISHED AND COLUMBUS GAZETTE. !Two Dollar. Fifty Cents in Advance), Or, Three Dollars at the end of the year TERMS' New Series.. ..IVo. 19, Vol. III. COLUMBUS, SATURDAY, MiECEJIBER 28, 1833. Whole Number, 1313. JOURNAL Sc GA5EHTTE. POETRY. Fiom tho ISpl ir.opal Recorder. HYMN. Tll.4NSl.VTED FitOM THE OH11MAN. I know that my Redeemer lives; What comfort this sweet sentence gives; lie lives, ho lives, who once was doad; Ho live?! my everlasting head. ITo lives triumphant fro'n the grave, lie lives eternally to savo; He lives all glorious in the sky, He lives exulted thuro on hijjh. He lives to blew mo with his love, Ho lives to plead for mo nbove; He lives my hungry soul to feed, He lives to help m timo of need. Ho lives to grant mo fresh supply, He lives to guide me with his eye; lie lives to comfort me when faint, Ho lives to hear my soul's complaint. Ho lives to silence all my fears', lie lives to stoop and wipn my tears; Ho lives to calm my troubled heart, Ho lives all blessings to impart. He lives my kind, wise, heavenly friend, He lives and loves mo to the end; Ho lives, and while ho lives, I'll sing, He lives my prophet, priest and king. Ho lives, and grants mo daily hroalli, He lives, and 1 shall conquer death; He lives my mati-ion to prepare, lie lives to bring mo safely thuro. Ho lives, all glory to his nunc; He lives, my Jesus, still the eainc; O! the sweet joy this sentence gives, I know that my Itodeemer lives! M I SC V. L, I. A N K i; N. CHRIS TMA S IX EXt! I. A XT). Hy Washington Iiivisu. There is nothing in I'.ngl md tint exer cises a moro delightful f pell ovr my imn- inntion, tlian lliu lingering of the Iwly.l iy stoma and rurul games ot former tunes. TueMlccall the pictures my fancy used to draw, in the May morning "f life, when as ct I only know the world through bonks and believed it to be all that poets had pointed it; and they bring with them tho llivor of those honest days of yore, in which, per haps with equal fallacy, I am apt to think the world was more homebred, social and joyous than at present. 4 regret to say, that they nro growing MbrO and more faint, being gradually worn away by lime, but still more obliterated by modern fashion. They resemble those picturesque morsels of Gothic architecture, which we see crumbling in various parts ot tho country, partly dilapidated by the waeto of ages, and partly lost in the additions and alterations of l itter days. l'octry, however, clings with cherishing fondness nu iiit tho rural gam? and hulyday revel, from which it has derived so many of its themes as the ivy winds its rich foliage about the Gothic arch and mouldering tower, gratefully repaying their tup-porl, by clasping together their tottering remains, and, as it were, embalming tlieiu in verdure. Of all the old festivals, however, that of Christmas awakens the strongest and must heartfelt associations. There is a tone ol oleum and sacred feeling that blends with our conviviality, and lifts the spirit to a state of hallowed and elevated enjoyment. Tho services of tho church about this season are extremely tender and inspiring; they dwell on the beautiful story of the origin of our faith, and the pastoral scenes that accompanied its announcement; they gradually increase in fervor and pathos during the season of Advent, until they break furth in full jubilee on the morning that brought peace and good will to men. I do not know a grander etl'ct of music on the moral feelings than to hear the full choir, and the pealing organ, performing a Christmas anthem in a Cathedral, ami filling every part of the vast pile with triumphant harmony. It is a beautiful arrangement, also, derived from days of yore, that this festival, which commemorates tho announcement of the roligion of peace and love, has been made the season for gathering together of family connections, and drawing closer again tlioso bands of kindred hearts, which the cares, and pleasures, and Borrows of the world are continually operating to cast loose; of calling back the children of a family, who have launched forth in life, and wandered widely asunder, once moro to assemble about the paternal hearth, that rallying-placo of the alloc: ions, there to grow young and loving again among tho ondcariug mementos of childhood. Thoro is somothiug in tho very reason of the year, that gives a charm to the festivity nf Christmas. At other times we derive a great portion of our pleasure, from tho morn beauties of nature. Our feelingsr.ally lorth and dissipate themselves over the Kiiuiy landscape, and wo 'live abroad and every where.' Tho song of the bird, the murmur of the stream, tho breathing fragrance of spring, tho soil voluptuousness of summer, the golden pomp of autumn, earth with its mantle of refreshing green, and heaven with its deep delicious blue and its cloudy magnili-conco all fill us with mute but exquisite delight, and wo rovel in tho luxury of mere sensation. Hut in the depth of winter, when nature lies dospoiled of every charm, and wrapped in her shroud of shouted snow, wo turn lor our gratification to moral soirees. Ihe dreariness and desolation of tho landscape, the short gloomy days and darksome nights, while they circumscribe our wanderings, shut in our feelings also Iroin rnniliiin.' abroad, and make us more keenly disposed tor tho pleasures ot ino social circle. our thoughts are mure concentrated, nur friendly sympathies moro aroused. We feol moro sensibly tho charm of each other's society, and are brought more closely to gelher by dependence, on each other Ibr enjoyment. Heart calletn unto heart; and we draw our pleasures from tho deep well of living kindness, which lie in the uinet recesses of our bosoms ond which, when resorted to, furnish forth tho pure, clement of domestic felicity. The pitchy gloom without makes llir Heart dilate on entering the room hiieti with the glow and warmth of tho evening fire. The ruddy blaze diffuses an artificial summer and sunshine through the room, and lights up each countenance into a kindlier welcome. Where does the honest face of hospitality expand into a broader and more cordial smile where is the shy glance of love more sweetly eloquent than by the winter fireside! and, as tho hollow blast of wintry wind rushes through the hall, claps the distant door, whistles about the caso-mcnt, and rumbles down the chimney, what can be more grateful than that feeling of sober and sheltered security, with which we look round upon tho comfortable chamber, and the scene of domestic hilarity! Tho Knglish, from the great prevalence of rural habits throughout every class of society, have always been fond of those festivals and holydays, which agreeably interrupt tho stillness of country life; and they wore in former days particularly ob servant of Iho religious and social rites of Chris'inus. It is inspiring to road even the dry details which some antiquaries have given of the quaint humors, tho burlesque pageants, tho completo abandonment to mirth nud good fellowship with which this festival was celebrated. It seemed to throw open every door, and unlock every heart. It brought the peasant and Ihe peer together, and blended all ranks in ono warm, generous flow of joy and kindness. The old halls of castles and manor houses, resounded with the harp and tho Christinas carol, and their ample boards groaned under the weight ot hospitality, Even the poorest cottage welcomed the festive season, with green decorations of bay and holly the cheerful fire glanced its rays through the lattice, inviting the passenger to raiso tho latch, ond join the gossip knot, huddled round tho hearth, begin ning the long evening with legendary jokes and oft-told Christmas tales. Ono of the least pleasing effects of modern refinement, is the havoc it has made among the hearty old holyday customs. It has completely taken off the sharp touchings and spirited relief's of these embellishments of life, and has worn down society into a moro smooth and polished, but certainly a I. ss characteristic surface. .Wuny of the games and ceremonials of Christmas havo entirely disappeared, and like the sherris sack of old FalstalT, are be-coino matters of speculation ond dispute among commentators. They flourished in times full of spirit and lustihood, when men onjoved life roughly, but heartily and vigo rously; times wild ond picturesque, which have lurmslicd poetry with its richest mo tenuis, ami tha drami with its most attractive variety of characters ond manners. The world has becomo more worldly. There is more of dissipation and less of en joyment, l'leasura has expanded into a broader, but a shallower stream, and has forsaken many of thoso deep and quiet channels, where it flowed sweetly through the calm bosom of domestic Iif9. Society has acquired a more enlightened and elegant tone; but it has lost. many of its strong local peculiarities, its homebred .feelings, its honest fireside delights. The preparations making on every side for the social board, that is again to unite friends and kindred the presents of good cheer passing and repassing those tokons of regard and quickeners of kind feelings the evergreens distributed about houses and churches, emblems of peace and gladness all these have the most pleasing fifed in producing fond associations, and kindling benevolent sympathies. Jvven the sound ol the wails, rude (9 may be their minstrelsy, breaks upon tho mid- watches ot a winter night with the effect of perfect harmony. As I have been awakened by them in that still and solemn hour when deep sleep folleth upon man,' 1 have listened with a heated delight, and connecting them with the sacred and joyous occasion, hove almost fancied them into another celestial choir, announcing peace and good will to mankind. How delightfully the imagination, when wrought upon bv these moral influences, turns every thing to melody and beauty! The very crow ing of the cock, heard some times in tho profound repose of the country, 'telling the night-watches to his leathery dames,' was thought by the common peo ple to announce tho approach ot this sacred festival: Some say that ever 'gainst that icaion eamcf Wherein our Saviour's liirll. was celebrated. Thin luril of dawning lingelh all nlc,ht long, Anil tlirn, they my, uu spirit dares stir abroad; The nlRlils are whuleionie; ihen no planets strike, No fniiy lakes, no wlteh lialli power lo charm, So hnllowed and 10 gracious li the lime.' Amidst tho general coll to happiness, the bustlo of the spirits, ond stir of the affections, which prevail at this period, what bosom can remain insensible? It is, indeed, the season of regenerated fueling the season for kindling, not merely the fire ol hospitality in the hall, but the genial flame of charity in the heart. The sccno ol early lovo again rises green to memory, beyond the sterile wasto of years, and the idea of home, fraught with tho fragrance of home-dwelling joys, reanimates tho drooping spirit as the Arabian breeze will sometimes waft tho freshness of the dislont fields to tho weary pilgrim of the desert. Livery Stable. CI W. KENT & Co., having pnrohased J the entire Livery Stock of Mr John Young, and having lince lidded a number ol fine horses, gig, sulkies and carriages, ore prepared lo uccominouate those who may be pleased to Gall on thcui, in a style not usual in tha western country. They now have Belonging to their establishment rising ol thirty horses, and ether stock in proportion. The publio may rest assured, Ihey will nol spare pains or expense to render general sa- ii.muiiuu, mm nope iu rumrii 10 receive u liberal support. They are prepared to carry passengers to any part of the Stale, with more than usual traveling tpeeil, and oare. Hones kept by the week, month or year, at moderuto charges.November 6, IMS 9 Nov. SPERM CAXDLES. Boxes Sperm Candles, received and lor sale at the Ohio Drug store, by SUMNER CLARK. II 10 I6w M 1)1 El assorted Cotlon Yaro, from Tttw Wo. 5 to 8, for tale by B. COMSTOCK k CO. I Sept. 12 rTflHE subscriber will attend lo Iho For M. warding and Comiihsiun Business, as ncretotore Aim, tho purchasing nnd pack' ing of PoiU. Z. HANFORD. Sept. 12 I JtlAUHlNE CARDS A very extensive is bl assortment, lust receive'! Horn the ma nufactory, and for sals at eastern prices, by Jan 9, 1033 L. GOODALE & Co WASTED IMMEDIATELY, two or three Journeymen Wagon Maknrs. Good wages and constant employment will ne given. JOHN EM MICK. Columbus, Nov. 18 II 6w Hitililiiig materials. rrsilE subscribers wish lo contract forbuil--L ding materials of all kinds. OLMSTED & ST. CLAIR. Nov., 1833 I? SCHOOL, HOOKS. fOR. SALE at the Ohio Book Store, three doors above the store of L. Good- ule&Co. an extensive assortment of School Books, Blank Books, and Stationer, ; con sisting in part of KirHliuuj's, Murray's, and Webster's urum- niHr Comstock'tand Blake's Philosophy ; Corn- stock's Chimistry uliiy's, Woodbriuge's, Malta "run's, and Parley'a Geography Wilkini', Wilbur's, nnd Ostrnnder'f AstronomyWebster's, Walker's, Worcester's, Johnson's, and Cobb's Dictionary Hale's, Webster's, nnd Goodrich's Histories of Ihe United States Mrs. Lincoln's and Couistock's Botany English Readers by the hundred, dozen, or single School Testaments ; Pocket and Polyglott Testaments, fine edition School Bibles also, a great variety of Bibles, of nil sizes and prices Webster's and Cobb's Elementary Spelling Book Daboll'i, Colburu's, nnd Smith's ArithmeticEmerson's Arithmetic, first and second parts Cobb's do do do Ainsworth's Latin Dictionary; Cooper's Virgil; Virgil Delphini; Latin Grammar and Reader; Historia Sacra, i-o. Juoob'sGiock Reader; Greek nnd French Testaments Boyer's French Dictionary; Nugeut'a do French Grammar; Le Brno's Telemaque Perrin'f French Fables and Conversations Supcrfiuo Letter Paper; line Writing do; Wrapping paper A great variety of Quills, nt various prices- by the bunch, bundled, or thousund, fur sale at low prices. I ho above Willi n great variety of Miscel laneous Books, will be sold at prices as low as any establishment in the West. The public are respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves. Orders solicited, mid good' sent lit the same prices us if the purr.nusci were personally present. MORRIS BUTLER. Nov. 8 U NOTICE. A Meetin of the members of "The Ohio Ik. Company for the Importation of English Catlle," is rcspcctfullly requested lo meet at the house of John Madeira in theloiviiofChil-licothe, on Friday Ihe '27lh inst. One of the object of calling this meeting, is, fur the members of Ihe Company to consider nnd determine, whether they will sond an agent from this county to make a selection of the Cattle to be imported, or intrust the seleution to such person or persons as may be recommended to them in England. Should tho former he preferred, it will in that case bo necossnry fortliem to elect or chooso the ngenl. It is hoped that nil the members of the Company will attend either in person or by proxy. 0. McARI'llUR, Pres't. T Would sell in v House in Wur- JM. thington, Franklin counly, with or without a small Farm adjoining, from 10 to 80 acres, as might suit n imrehnser. The house is roomy, convene eut, and in good repair, has an excellent garden nlincbcd, will, con. I wuter, stabling, ka.,kc. It is a good Tavern stand, having been occupied ns such for tome lime, or would make n verv desirable ii-sidcncc for a nrivato family. The town of Woilhin Inn is ns healthy and as pleasantly liluatrd as any in thu western country, and possesses the ndvunlugo ol goon scnoois nnu several houses fur publio worship For terms npply tu JOHN JOHNSTON. June 8, 1(11.1 SI The Complete Workt of Edmund Burke. I PERFUMERY, FAXCY SOAPS, fr JU3T published Die beautiful Standard Window Glass. UST roc ived nnd for sale by the suhscri-if bers, 7 by 9, 8 hy 10, 10 hy 12 Window Glass Nov 1833 OLMSTED k ST. CLAIR. 10 D & J. TURMIUI.I. have just rooeiv- m9 ed, hii I ulTur for sale, the Life of F.lhridgc Gerry, one of tho Signers of the Declaration of Independence, with contem porary Letters to the close of the American Revolution, hy James F. Austin : 2 vols 8vo. Deo 17, IHJ3 18 M'LEXDll) AXXUALS FOli 16J1. 5 US I' received nnd for salo at the Ohio Bonk Store, three doors above the store of L. Conditio tc Co. The Boston Token nnd Atlantic Souvenir, for I II! I, with fourteen beautiful engravings The Philadelphia Ollering for U3-I, with eleven elegant engravings The Pearl, or Affection's Gift, with iiiiu- beautiful engravings The Youth's Keopsake for BU, a (.brut-mas, New Year's and Birth Day l'rcii'lit, with numerous ciigrutiugs Thu ubuve uru for nle nu. by MORRIS BUTLER. Nov. U liemttics of ihe British Poets. t & J- TURNHULL have just received the Beauties or the Hhitish PoJ ets, with a few Introductory Observations, by the Rev. George Croly; in I vol !2mo 18 Deo 17 k5 consisting of Selections principally from American Writers, nnd designed for Ihe higher classes in schools, hy A. B. Cleveland, M. D, Just received and for sale hy B. k ), TURK BULL, Deo. 17 18 The Elements of Rhetoric, CCOMPRISING the Substance of the Arti-J cle in the Encyclopedia Metropolitan)!, with Additions, etc, by Richard Whatcly, D. I)., Arch-bishop of Dublin. Just received at (he Book Store ol B. & J. TURN BULL. Deo. 17 J 8 .Vcitf MBook Store. 10 R SALE at thu 01, i i Bunk Store, Ihrec doors above the store of L. Guodale & Co. Men and Manners in A.mekica, hy the Author of Cyril Thornton, &c.t 1 vol U mo A Subaltern's Fum.ouoii, descriptive o( scenes in various parts of the United Stales, Upper nnd Lower Canada, during the suiit-mor and autumn of Wil; hy E. T. Coke: 2 vols 12 mo Enri.and and the English, by Iho Ali enor oi remain, aco .; x vuls wn.n Sports or the West, hy (he Author of Stories of Waterloo ;2 vols 12 mo CiiAliACTKHiSTiri op Wo)ie, Moral. Po litical, and Historical, hy Mrs. Jauies .li ; se cond American coition, in I vol Piiuenoi.oov, in connection with the study of Physiognomy, by J. G. Spurzheim, M. U., wun miriy live plate", to which is ailileil n Uingrnphy ol the Author; by .latin in lapun For sale by MORRIS BUTLER. Nov. 8 Pilars Theolomj. with Illustrations, VJ"AI'URAL THEOLOGY, or Evidences 11 ol Ihe existence and Attubutes of lit sty. collected from the appearances of Na ture; by William Paler, D. D., Aroh Deacon of Carlisle: Illustrated by Ihe Plates, ond by a Selection from the Notes of James Poyton, mftmneroi the Koyal College, Hublin: with additional notes, original, and selected for this edition, and a Vocabulary of Scientific Terms Stereotype edition Just received anu tor sine oy u. u j. 1 UII.UUI.1. Deo 17 18 i'rccklc Wash. rffIII3 remedy for Freckles is a discovery JL of Dr. Chas. Michnux, of Lembounr, formerly Professor of Anatomy at Liege, in Flanders, and is believed to be the only re medy that con be used, with perfect safety, for removing Freckles. It is warranted not to contnin a particle of corrosive sublimate, or any other poison; but is composed of ingredients the most simple, as well as the most efficacious. Nothing further is necessary than o name the r teenies well with a small quantity of the preparation, and afterwards rub' bing it into the skin with a dry towel. In a few days Ihe trouble will bo amply comncn sated, hy the improved appearance of the sKin. r or snie ny OLMSTED Si ST. CLAIR, Dee. 10 16 i-..-.-l.-l.vT .-.Jy .Cld. rKlllE subscribers have the pleiisuro of in-Jifl. forming their friends nud the public ge-nerully, that Ihey have taken, for u term of years, (ha house owned by R, V. McCoy, of Cotiiiiibui; where th-y have opened a hou-e of a'ul)Hc 62!iti?rtaitimciit, On (he corner of Hih and Stato streets, directly opposite the Slate house; whero they nro prepared to entertain travelers in the most cmu'nrtablo manner. Their houso being large, and newly lilted up, they trust thai th-y shall bo able to give satisfaction to all who favor them wilh their custom. J. ROBINSON k SON. Oiliinibui, lOJ'-t 15 Columbus Insurance Company. V Dividend of ten per ocnt. for the half year, ending this day, has been declared hy the Hoard of Directors, payable to (he Stockholders, on presentation of thoir stock certificates, at the nifioe of said Company, OEM A3 ADAMS, Seo'y. JTen. 13 Insurance Slock. 8OOKS of subscription are now open at ) the ollico of Iho Columbus Insurance Company, for the subscription of additional Stock in said Cnmnany. D E.MAS ADAMS, Sen'y. Dec. ?, 1833 la o. to (I on Yarn. JUST received, Cotton Yarn from NnJ 5 to 18, inclusive UI..MSI t.1) SI S I .L.L.A1II. Nov. 16 10 & S. Crosby AVE on hand nt their 3 nl.l .In ml m:n.i.ili tin. ' . 'vf-i-iTSy fclntc Houses u gem nil us- sunn tiii oi Drugs .V Medicines, TAINTS &. DYFS IT IT'S; Which Ihey olfcr ferrule on ns favorable terms as can be had west of the .Mountains. Aug. :n, mr.i. SAW PARTNERSHIP. Theiiu lersigned A will hereafter prucijnp in piiriuerOiip, in the various Courts of Law nnd Equity Hi (his State. Ollico over (he Bjjkstore of I. N. Whiting, LYNE STARLING, Jrt M.J. GILBERT. Columbus, Jnii'y 2olh, Iti:i3 31 tf T niiiil complete, pro.luctivn nnl do JL ii r;i hie iittlo t urm. utiiutif on Uluuc run jri Miwliion cmml y,C().isi?(iii nf IMucnii ; has ot) il?) Hurct nllirU ratu Timber, 'iOtliftn oft'lennt mc.uloiv well tut in iinnc j;t,i, '20 of i nmsn I it nil , which Inn iMllnur, nud pro tiiicrf corn nm when I nf h firt rate quality, Library K-iition uf Ihe oumptutc Work ol LsduiuiiU Uurtto, wtth n memoir; in ii volt uvo. rrmciplei of Uovcmmt'iii ; n I rcntioe on Free Institution, incluiliiit: the Constitution of tlio United Suit'; by Wuthanifl Chip- I man, ), vul Uvo i'riiiciplei of Letriilation. from tho M3of Jeremy Bentharn : by M. Dutnont, with nntci and u bitgra-liicttl notice of Jeremy Bentharn nnd M. Dumont. On the Penitentiary Svitein in th United Statei, nnd ill application in France, with mi nppunnix on I etiul Colonies nnd alio bta-tistical notes: by it. Do Beuumont and A. L)e Toq'iL'ville ; 1 vol Bvo Juit received and fur lair, bv I. N. WHITING. Dec. IS FOR SALK, Ijcase or Exchange. SLIGHT LOT3 or ground, on tho South .A lido of Eighty nxlh street, 35 by 100 feet each; two lull of ground on the north Mdii nf Highly liflh strfct, -25 hy 100 each All hi'twceii the "Jd and 4(h Ave unci. Eitrhty lixth itrcet ii opened by law 100 feet wide (and paid tor.) A firry ul the fiiut of this street to Long aland, on which Stimn. boats regularly ply. Mm 4th Avenue Kail road Can, will run lo Ihe UOth lira t, iu Duct m her. Thcso Ten Lots ure in for, of proper elevation, being on a level with thelhiid Avenue, which i Macadamized and graded. Must beautifully situated, and daily improving in value, tin J in the center of iMtprovemeuti in the city of New York. The price is five thnuinud dollars; or live hundred dollars ii lot: ten per cent, only need to be paid ; the balance may lay lit interest, payable hall yearly. Two frame two story houci in New York. rented nt fiOO per ycur, uud leaieof lot from 1 runty L liurch, 21 years from 181 1 nt $40 pur annum, and two renewals ol 21 Yearn each on tho usual conditions; making G.I years, nud valued nt $2600, nn which it pays i u per cent, inquire ut cso. (0 Dixit, Avenue. or nt 12 YVillinm street, nf O. UOLDKN, New York. A Far.n, Mi!h, St ire. Ihynlliutr, Jtfo. in the Western part of New York. Ohio, or Illinois. if convenient to Church uud Schools, nud healthy, &c. would be taken iu exchange for the nhmvt'. D. cMmbcr, IIW3. 1ft New Cash Store. TIMHK iiilMcrihcr respectfully informs the jL inhnhttaiil of Columbus and thn surrounding country that he has just received Irom iNew lork, ami u niw opening, in the Brick house, on the corner of llih street and Broadway, a laru and splendid assortment of 1IEHCIM.1.VIHZE consisting of Dry Goon's, Grocories, llanl ware, Queens ware, Ulust ware, tec. xc. all ol which will be soli at the lowest prices for Cash, or approved produce. A. EDDY. October 9, 1 83 J 5-tf Notice lor Notice. IIILE we duly appreciate the effort, so kindly voluiitucri'd by nur iiamalcr friuiiil,in the Journal uf the 7th inst. to bring into frreatirr notice the intiTesliug site,st-luc-ti d for the to.vn of l.ncuii:nmMJ, or, us he justly terms it, "conspicuous point," at the junction of ihe CiiiikI, for various oppcrn- lions in nubile!, ljulli puiilic nnu ptivutr: w are still constrained to say of his ardency, what St. I'iiiiI said ofthe zeal of Ids brethren, 'It is not according to knowledge.' Although the destinies of the place, doubtless, iitcluuc thiui:', if not the same, more promising of beiiiliuiu! results, than those by liim pronnS' ed, we duem the time too soon for their iu troiliictiou ; and we arc so lar from according his proposition, 'to alter ull Ihe State roads,' Ihut we oould nut nree to I bo alteration of uuy now in use, to cnuso it 'to pass throunh said LocKI!Oun..M:., We only nsk, what the public interest has long demanded, die intersection of 'a couple or two' of new and n ten note lot for pasture that is also well I roads, where nature nnd business point j and set in t une rrasi! ditto an excellent orchard I for which tho llepresentativcs of the demoo of six years growl Ii, coii'i.tiiii; nf iipwardsnfl fey of lliu State nro competent, without He.ui's dir.. ARliANTLU GENUI.NEFcr the growth, preservation, und improve ment ol hair. I bis article, so deservedly celebrated for its line effects upon the hair. is ohlaiued from iho animal iu its native cliuiute ii htiiui' known to possets more viv ifying quulities when so procured, than when the animal is iu u domesticated state: it is highly purified ami plea.autly perfumed. The near sun ijivps lo me hair a anil and glossy nppeiirnnco, ren, .ves Ihe liuiiilrilT, and produ ces a strong and beautilul curl ; it produces a new grnwlh, where the hair bus been lost from sickness or uny oilier cause, and hns been Known to cause the hair to grow on beads which had been bald lor years ; it is excellent for the heads nf children, nnd for tlio growth of whi'kers. Every bottle sold by the subscribers is warranted lo bo genuine, and bears tha fuc simile of his signature on the wrappers. 1 HKl.MIU.N UVE, For Coloring the hair turning in a few hours either red, light, or amy hair, to n jet black or h'Mid.oiiie brown. This article is entirely free from Lunar Caustic, so often used fir thu purpoce, but i composed ofin-itiedienl tlio most innocent ; it will neither slain the skin nor ii.jurc tho hair, and owing to some recent iuiproveinents iu the article, it may now be used without any preparation and by Ilia mint iiiexiK.rienctil baud, with perfect confidence in the success ol Ihe application. Very little trouble is required in applying the article, and (here is nothing in it to soil thn hand or clothes. VI,i;keis may be colored with the same facility. I.mma.n On.. This elegant article is ucliil for grndually coloring Iho hair, and preventing it from turning gray to the lutesl period of existence. If used occasionally nfler the Indian live. the hair will always be kept of the desired color; it it ulo very useful for loo growth anil preservation of the hair. Mll.K OF KOHS. This iigreiMililtj uud highly useful Cosme- tio is believed lo be ono of the best applied. nous Known, to remove IreclUes, pimples, tan, sunburn, inorpbew, eruptions, blotches of the skin, and most other temporary cutuns. ous iiiler.tioiii ; also lor removing the chnf. iug ol infaols, and for relieving tin: irritation ofthe loco experienced by souio gentlemen nfler the operation of shaving. r. U. lining perfectly innocent, it raav be useJ without (he leat c.'iiiiiiui. Cni.ouini! Tooth Wash. The chloride if Soda Inn n-vet been betfer applied tlinu ns a cleantei of the teeth and iiiiiis. It is in this preparation skillfully com biried with art icli i o f known utility in clenns-in.' the leelh, nnd forms n wusli unparalleled of its kind. I!y its use tho teeth are kept beautifully while iit.it clean, decay in urj-soutid teeth i liVctimliy sloppid, offensive matter removed, nn I ih" l.reatb preserved perfectly tweet. It is highly recommended hy ninny ph)"ician of eminence. The above, M ,, (l jT,.n,.ni ugsortinent of A. mcrican, English, and French Perfumery, Cusuietics, uud l ancy Soap", are for sale by OLMSTED ST.CLMR. ncc.IP.33. 13 rHHOMAS WHITE, SUItUKO.Y DKjY. M. TIST, feeling thankful for the very liberal enooiirageinent bcretoforo received from the citizens of this place, onco more tendershis professional services to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Cnluinbiis and lis vicinity, hoping thnthy a faithful and honest discharge of his duty, ho will still continue to merit a liberal share of palroungo. Those who have heretofore employed him, are requested to call and have (heir leeth examined, and re paired if necessary. lie will be found at (he office of D idor Pcelarortlt, where ho will be happy to wait on all who may need hit services. I'. S. Ono or two young gentlemen who can oomewell recommended, will receive instructions in the science of Dentistry, on liberal terms. Jun'y M 100 Kruil trees, with it rood hewed loc Nome, Siaoke House, Dairy uud Stable, a never fail ing Spring close to (be door. I he situation ol the above little Farm is iu n very beautiful part of the country and well wortli the attention of ii isv respectable Familv wishint to re tire from business or any person desirous of Keeping lavern; heme situated unincdiulely on thn fSatinuul Road halfway between Co lumbus uuil rjpn igliolil, nnu i. fuur miles west of that fast improving little Town called Jefferson, and 61 from New London. Applica tion to ho made to tho subscriber on Ihe place, wno will give a Mile indisputable and inline diate possession if required. JAMES JACKSON. Oct 3, 4-rtm assembling that democracy en masse; nor could we consent, fur uny purpose, to call i 'the oiliz-us of Ihe state of Ohio,' to meet at Ciiluinbu', with trouble and expense, when the mail of them will ,in the course of commerce, so toon, nnd to often, meet lit LocKnouHNR, with pleasure and profit. Enlightened Fricndt of Lockhourne. Dated, Dec. I lib. 1UJJ, ut Madison, Fuy-ette, Pickaway, Fairfield, Licking and Frank-liu cnuntic, land nil along (here.1 afforded. ilcd to Cnhimhti OUSE TO LET, on Town streot, No. 3, in the Eight Buildings, with ten comfortable Rooms. Postetsion will be given on tight. Deo. 13 16 Notice. r INHERE will be told nt publio tale at Ihe JL late dwelling of Samuel Tuvlor, de ceased, in Madison township, Frnnklin coun ty, oa rrulay the tilth day of January next, the farm of iho said deceased, containing 55 ucrot; being part of the northeast quarter of section no. u, township 11, and range 21, una being on Ihe southeast side of Big Wnlnul creek) ono half Ihe purchase money to be paid in hand, nnd Ihe balance in two equal annual payments. Sale to oomraence at 10 o'clock A. M. on said day. JOHN LONG, Exec'r. Deo. 9th, 1033 15 COL. T Ay ID CROCKETT. ITS A AC N. .WHITING hat inst received M. the tine New Vork edition of Sketches of Ihe Life and r.ocentricittei of Col. David Crockett, of West Tcnncsseo; I vol ISmo Den. 13 16 Horses! Horses!! ftpi 001)3 and cash notes, will be given for nlty hemi ol goml voung Horses. OLM3TED 4 ST. CLAIR. October 16, IB33 6 Knowledge for Ike People. NO VVLEDGE for the People i or (he . Plain Why nnd Because familiaririnir tuhincts of Useful Curiosity and Atnonnir Research; a new and beautiful edition, in 3 volt lumo Just reoeived and for sals by ISAAC N. WHITING Dec. 13 19 CHURCH MUSIC. JUST received and for tale nt the Ohio Book Store, The Boston llnndel and Hnyden Society Collection of Church Mu sic; edited hy Lowell Mason : twelfth edition, with ntl'litinui anil improvementt The Musicn Sacra, ninth revised edition, with additions and improvements The Sncred Vocalist, or Pocket Collection of Select and Original Tunes; by several rrolessors Tho Christian Lyre, Vols. 1st, 2d, nnd 3d : by Joshua Luuvilt The above arc for sale low hy tho dozen, or at retail, hy MORRIS BUTLER. Nov. 22 II (I A PAN HLVCKI.NU -This Blacking is iff put up in sliiss hollies, with n sponge attached In the cork, winch when applied to tho leather, produces an elegant gloss without lirnslinii.', which will last lor s vcr.il days. Ladies will tin I it very convenient for dressing their morocco, as it will not nib off, nud shines equal to new leather. This preparation it uied on chaiso tons, harnesses. and all kinds of military equipage that is mauc ol leniner. nice cents. ; lor sale hi May?a.lfl3;l. S. CROSBY & Co. SO OS1JOIIN & KING A RE now oarrying on the largs TAN-A. NING ESTABLISHMENT, formerly owned hy John Cunning, near the bridge across (be Scioto river nt Columbus, where they will consti.ntly have on hand nnd for salu by whole. ale or retail, Sole Leather, Spanish and Country Lpperdo. Calfskins, Skirling, 11 1 ii r- k Harness nud Tunned Deer Skins ol Ihe first rale quality. Persons from a distance can he supplied with any quantity hy giving n few days' notice. Saiidlers and Shoemakers will do well to call and examine for themselves. The lush est price wil) bo paid in cash for Hides and Skins. Sept. 14, 1831. I i i Bl &1 9 U ILLS, including Eng. AJ)wr9 lists, Dutch, Swnn, mid Russia (Quills, of a superior quality, for tula at the Ohio Book Store al low prices, by MORRIS BUTLER. Not. 14 10 "lirHEAT WaNTED Salt or cosh T T be given for Wheat by B. COMSTOCK h Co Columbus, Aug. 1st, 11)33. will Siqwr Fine taller Paper. A Choice lot of Eastern Paper, comprising blue white, and blue laid also, n great variety nf fine stationery; for sale nt the Ohio Book Store, by MORRIS BUTLER. Nov. 22 1 1 IV, ROBERT RUSSELL & CO. ESPECTFULLY inform (heir friends nnd the public generally, (lint theylhave just reoeived nnd are now opening, one door South ol it. Kusscll'l llotol, in the room lately occupied by Messrs. Northrup& Pitoher, a now and general assortment of Spring nnd Summer GO 0S;l consisting, in part, of the following articles, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, QUEEASir.IRE, GLASSWARE, II RDWARE, ic. All of which they offer for stile nt reduced prices for cash, or approved country produce. They invite their friends and the public gen erally to call and examine their assortment, Columbus, May 27, 1832 n31 Vcw Cash Store. fBlllE Subscriber bus just received anew JL supply of Jlmrrica'n, f.'iigi'ii, lint India nud India GOODS; comprising n Reuernl assortment of articles suite ! to the wants of the country, nil telecled wilh irrent care, mi l which he 'vill sell as cheap fur cash, us lliey can Ue purchased ut uny other place hi the State. I In has on hand, (direct from the State of -viiiine,) nuii will now keen for sale, a cenc- ral assortment or FISH, of fust qualityj vii: Codfish, .Mackerel, salted Sea Salmon, smoked English Herrings, nud Tongues and Sounds. JOHN BROOKS. N. II. All persons indebted on account or otherwise, are requested lo in like paymen t. scpi. 'io. j Jm Iloi'ftc Thieves!! CJTolcn from the Farm ofSpiuinit'sheirs, five kj miles Lust ot I) i) Ion, on I' inlay night, November 1st, two horses; one n black, fif teen hands high, well ninde, four years old, shod all roiui'i, a natural trotter, but will rack n little, no other marks perceivable, ex copta few while huirs a little above the near hip. I he other, a light sorrel, four years old, nlleen nanus nign, mod heloro, a star in his fnruhead, has n small lump on ids under jaw; lie hns had the distemper very bud, which somnwnnt aucots Ins wimi. r nty dollars reward will bo given for detecting Ihe thiel ami securing the horses, or twenty dollars lor eilher of the hoises. If nny person has Inst a light hny mare, near fifteen hands high, with a blnie face, one fore foot and one hind font white, nn l badly scalded wilh the saddle nn both sides of Ihe hack, he mnv hear of her by coming into this neighborhood, into which n mare of that description was brought on the day preceding the lo.. of the above horsci. GEORGE II. SPINIMG. Dec 3 Ti Columbus High School, FOR YOUNG LADIES. TIIIIE next quarter will commence on J. Thursday, Ihe 12th inst. H. WILCOX, Piqoipol. December II. N. B. Tha MU.E DEPARTMENT will he under the. direction pf Mr. Whenton, till the gentleman, who is to superintend the School hereafter, nrrives. IJEMOVAL. The subscribers havo re-H V moved their establishment to John M, Wnlculi's bnililiiiir, corner of High and Town streets, where they have constantly on hand und for sale, a superior assortment of Bluck and Drub Hats, ol their own manufacture, varying iu price from $1 to $10. Country merchants can be supplied by the dozen, nil better terms (bun has ever been before offered. DERMOTT k WILEY. Colunihns, May 21, 111:1.1 4ft If I1A T MANVFACTOR Y. IRA W. IIRO.NsON respectfully informt his Iriemls and the public generally, that he has taken the old stand, three doors south of the Market house, where ho intends to iiiniiiilncluri! and sell in cheap us can ii All orders will be promptly alien- Sept. I : 3-2 (f a IRUMIiACIkER's cile'jraitd Tonio and Auti Dyspeptic l id.; invented and pre pared by Dr J. Ciu'mdackeii, of Wheeling, Va. This happy combination uf Tunic nnd C'nthoitic porter, hy which the stoinnch and bowels are disengaged i f their redundant vitiated sccrrtioi.s, lint hitherto been a tie-liderutum. Whiie it urtngthens mid invigorates the digestive poi:i8,it successfully oom-buls Ihe Guami li hhia, ,;,fyjiiii, produce! neither sicklies, nor miuieii, uud without any interference wilh either the uidinnry food or occupation ofthe patient, restores the person lol.'ie land u;iromuf,that health mid vigor of nouy and mum Iroin which lie bad fallen. A lew boxes will generally be found sufficient for the removal ol the most inveterate ouse of Dyspepsia. They uro not only soveieign, hut also an immediate remedy; nt least so far immediate, us any medicine enn be so culled, in reijuru vu Hie iilliu required lor operation. It certainly must he obvious, Hint the evils of thenioniffr, which these Auti Dyspeptic Pilla wcreiiesigncu to cure, will be lessened in pro portion to their morn extensive use. Thil may wcur thu appearance of hypothesis, ut assertions nf medicine often do; but when authenticated by so many expeiiracnts, ull producing the same salutary results, weara divested of doubt in their use, nud enjoy tho uni,iuiiiii-u s;ri mini . uueoriw o noses generally remove the concomitants of Dvspep-tia; Headache, sickness and sourness of tho tomach, heartburn, hubitual costiveuess, fla tulency, tec. so. with many other such like collateral affec'inns. They are powerfully anti rWiour, ns well as anli diipeplie, and should he mod in nil bilious redundancies, ns well ns iu (he diseases of females. Thty contain no mncuty!!! They are particularly recuiiimended to travelers. None arc genuine without the tignutitro of tha proprietor. Directions for using them neenmpnny tho boxes which incloso them. Price 50 ceuti per box. For sale by L. GOOD ALE & Co Pointier 12, IH33 ly 3 000 lbs. Bar. Pic, nn l Sinn t Lead, fo' sale by FINLE I k MANr OHD, Tec. 17 17 French tturr Mill Stones, II jlOU SALE, by the subsoiiber, ut his shop u. in Cleveland, warranted supnrior to any olhcr kind of Stone for flouring. Also, French Huir ol the subscriber'! manufacture, for sale, by thn following gentlemen, nt their warehouses; Butllet & Gill, Columbus ; Geo. Baker, k Co., Nowark; Oliver Newberry, Detroit, M. T. NOTICE. The following gentlemen will contract to deliver Stone, of the subscriber's manufac ture, nny place upon tbeCnniil: A. Stanley, Akron; Blickonsderfcr b Slingluff, Dover; CO. Willson, Zanesville; A. Huston, Or- cleville; J. Smellier & Co., Rntcoe; II. B. k M. D. Wellinnn, Mussillon; Burr & Camp bell, Chillicothe. Stone of nny site will be made by the subscriber to order, upon thnit notice, and for. warded lo any place upon the Lakes or Canal to which they nre ordered. N. H. All Stone sold hy the subscriber or any of the above named gentlemen, will hi warrnnled superior lo the Raccoon, Flin' Rnltfe.or any other kiuii ni nione. CHARLES HAY Wnt). Cleveland, April 1,1833 50 ly VT fue termination of trie Ohio and Erte Ciino. KENNEDY LOU WICK. Foa- .Merchant, New York L wAaniNO and Commission Fucdmouli, Ohio. reference's Bnir.Slerrelt k Co R. Putnam Mucalester& Co) p.., . , ,. , W. W. Norcross j pilndclPhiaJ Bigelow & Ba lgs, Boston Joseph Taylor ii Son, Baltimore Riddle, rorsyth K Co. Piltsburgh Forsyth Si Atteibury, Wheeling January, Huston A Co. Mnysvilla I,. Mnoiiiesier v U u . ,. J. A. Townseml C'nciunati Forsylh ti Co. Loui'ville Yorke, Maculester & Co) v TourneAJBookwill. Nw Orleant S. Thompson ii Co n , Townsend,Coit& On ""'"s G. P. Griffith it Co. Troy, N. Y. Giddings, Bnldwin, I'ctwu i. Co. CIcavoland George Baker k Co. Newark, O. Hnrr fc Campbell, Chillicothe Dosterfc Co. Zanesville fp"T"Goods received nnd- forwniderl as. oording to order. Liberal Advances made on Consignments January 1st, 11133 ly J