Ohio State journal and Columbus gazette (Columbus, Ohio : 1825), 1834-08-02

              (EM PRINTKI) AND PU BL.ISH BD AND COLUMBUS GAZETTE. Two Dollars Fifty Cents in Advance) TERMS Or, Three Dollars at the end of the year IV cw Series No. 58, Vol. HI. CO Lit If KITS S.VTUIt IHY, AIIUIJST 2, 1 8 SI. Whole Number, PltRI'IIY. for iIm Olil" tia'' J.d.nal. THE H'JVJ. Twn a ultry ilay j et Hie wiml sprnne; up, Ami iluict-(l uvury luuf mill ilronping fluwer-cupiAt a frenhenitiK otnuil spread over tlie North, Ami in pattering ruin on the city aent f.irlh A gl'iriimi nluinci'! the oppressive Imnt It liltfil, ami gonn mill tliH pulse! lieut III th use. I, mid yuuiig, inoru healthful iiimI fr.-e, O welcome wiml! since cnresscil by thee. Nor ilnea man aliilio nt thy miii'iih slmiit All iiti t nr rejnie.es, I ntleretli out AhlfMiniroii I line. IIipI, inseci, ami ll'sver, Oralitfiilly ilrinW nf thy life iciviiifr power Ami even I lie nhl woml makes melmlies. That Mir the deep fount of the heart'i inyi-leries,To o.oniiiiina with tho good, and the bimn- temis liivrR Ofsitn.liine, and rain, mid the mft smithing Zephyr. J. A. IT. Cnliiiubii', Siiblmth Eve, July tJ7t I.. MISrHI.I.ANKors. Fium Ilia W plprn Mclli-al fiiiKiule. run cuoi.nnA. Erlrnrli from Olmrrvnlioni oil Ihe vlil:hj of Kmelici in Cholera. Uy Dr. Hii.au Ukkii. IlavinrrifiiinvPn1 lo Cineitiinti in the nil-tmnnof 13 J, jimt ne ill" dinean innilo Hh appearance, I wan forli t imioiikIi t ho appointed one of ilic phywie.iantt In llm Cl.o lera lliwpitiil, where ample oppnrlniiily wnn affinaled inn lor oliHerviii)f the relative clli-caey ,it til" varimiM plains of treatment Unit hail lieen advocated in diHeri'iil parts of t lie "world, by the adherent of the tliU'ereiit tlie.iirie which have rinen tip in pathological iiit'ilii'ine. Our practice was at first flntiiatiii(?, as was llio case, indeed, with most, other phy sicians at the onset of their treatment of this dismast". I'liunrliil ilimitlalion and a free ue of caliiniel were principally depended on at llio c iin'iieiiceiiieiilj but, 11 ml ing Hint inticli sliiniiliilion (as it appear lo me must always bo ihe case) increased the general oppression, and the congestions of the viscera, rather than lessened them, it waa abandoned in liivor of the lirandu 1'tiimr Huffs, in (iinjitlctinii with raloniel, luuslard pluslera, and warm, sliirutly slim-ulaling drinks, in the early etago of thedisease. With this alteration, niirsttcccsa so muc'i imnrnveil. that when tin) patient was in troiluci'd into the Hospital immediately after the attack, and I lie irritability ot tin tinnncli was not loo great, nnd the lenden cy lo coll.ipsu not (oo highly developed, ve succeeded, inostlv. in restorinff them. When llio reverso was the cae, death (jo-nerally proved inevitable. Hoietics undo no part of the treatment, at least, not to any extent. It was not until after the disease had disappeared from the city, that reflection led too lo contrast pome of iti more prominent feature with those peculiar lo the malignant levers i.i the southern Slates, n very ably described hy l)r Cartvrilil, in the :):lril, Hlili, mid 3"iilt numbers uf llio American .Medical U'' order. The Doctor's close nb-airvatim, and his great industry in dissecnons in tins lever, led htm to the discovery, to n his own lni?ua)je,of a "diseased siateof lite gam;-lions, the (janclioniry nerves, and the in-fl iininali'in of their inventing inemhraues.'' If tliis then, was III" leading pilholojiiciil condition in these malignant fevers, in h w iiueli grratrr dtgret must it bo present in Cholera, where the (raiiolioiiary nerves, or those of organic life appear, as it were, in a completely futralgstJ condition, which every nun will agree is more terrible than inflammation! it by no iiienna needs the nid of dissec tion, to prove thai the great, and perhap" the primary ililUciiliy in this disease, is aealed HI this i-yslPin of nerves. This, every observer would readily infer, Irnm the fact that the luuctions ol 'organic life, are the fir, and al -t the only ones lo aufl'erin an altick of this dreadful malady. Whether this portion of llio nervous system is in an inlUmod, congested, or paralysed condition, (ihe latter of which op-lieara the most plausible.) is a matter ol' little moment, compared with the ascertainment of Ihe mn.l judicious and successful plan of treatment. Dr. 0., with a boldness and disertminn- lion worlhy of all praise, marked out lor himself, what was considered nl thai tune, and even now, a novel mode, of procedure in the disease a Inch he has so ulily 4c-ucrihed. It consisted in Ihe use of auti ' nouial emetics ill the first stage, or thai of 'ataxic re aciioni" and his success con-firmed his views. These lie gave, if possi.j ble, in that stage of crippled excitement, "tfiieu the blond is uiuually iluiernniu'il; the heat ummtrilly dill'iiscd, sensation impaired, and secretion suspended," which immediately precedes collapse, or what is much more rare, re-aeliou. From lite success which followed Dr. C'trtwrighl's practico, in this particular, I felt convinced that we had not given emetics a sullicient trial in 111) tieiitmeut of Cholera, and determined. Ilierelore, fully to test their ellicacy, in cn-o the disease should aflorwatds reviBit us. In the mean-tine, I had noticed, during its prevalence hern in tho fall of H:1J, lint the Thump-oniaas frequently arrested fur a time, its yomit'ng and rapid progroH-i, by resorting oarly to LoMin. tmelirt. This temporary arrestton, however, proved of Utile avail, eilbor to themselves or their pitients, as, having no knowledge of pathology, and no deflnite object in view, tiny withheld, at the most important ciiais, when tho vomiting was allayed, and the ayslam reacting, those remedies usually o nuloyod for the restoration of suppressed secretion. l.o beha. like all oilier emetic, mil. 'si given very early in the disease, is not remarkable for its pervading inlloence over tho secre toryfouctiona. It will over toui" ihe nion appalling features of inotbid action ill One li ra, bin aoiK-ars loexeil lilll deobstrueui effect on the secernent easels. This ap oeanid lo be llm case in iheir practioej con ,cnuently their patiutils, after lyn'2 throi or four days (as I have freoionily seen,) in a stale of broken or partinl excitement, willi every fui.clion of sec re I inn c pletely locked up; sunk into collape, and died. The disease, contrary t i i ur anticipation, having unfortunately again appeared aai'Uig-i us last soring and sumiunr, an op-oorliMity was alPirded me for te-tmg the utility nf emetics in caso4 in which the excessive irnt'inility of tho sto.oach, nnd the rapid tendency to collapsn, nil'. riled lit lie reli-uice en Ihe curative (lowers of calomel. Now, in the stage of premonition, where there is Ittlle el-e than the diarrlioji and approaching prostration present, the cure can nltnost universally be elF-cted hy the nso of dry external unrmlli, hot and inoderiitely stiuiiilaiing drinks, together with calomel and opium, so given, as to allay irritability, check tlm evacuation-, equalize the circulation, and arouse the so. ereti ois generally, especially that of ihe liver. When this is neglected, and the disease passes on to vomiting, spasms, great thirst, iitseu-ihil.ly, and renin rkable feebleness ol nnl-e, Hivro is nothing in my opinion, in the whole range of therapeutic ngenis, equal in lli. ncy to the operation of a pro-ner emetic. 1 do not look upon them n-being able, in gei-ral, lo cure the disease) llieir province is lo arrest it, mid so to thwart the uinrlvd actions of the system, arouse susceptibility, and dispeise internal eniigest i.m, as to allow cal nuel to lie upon Hie stomach, and give it tiino and opportunity to unlock the secretions. W here Ihe vomiting has become frequent and violent, nnd the system is sinking ripidly iuio collapse, this latter cll'.cl cannot be obtained hy the calomel, as it can rarely be retained in the stomach to exceed a lew momenta, nt lenst, not long cnoii;'li to ex ert any specilic iiilloeuce on the torpid system. Kven where there is liltle or no vo. oiling mid spasm, hut much torpor and tendency in pros! ration pre-eul, an emetic is frequently of great advantage, in nroiis-iirr a higher degree of susceptibility to I lie inlliiei.ee nf calomel, u ml in equalizing the circulation. l lio emclic which I have found most successful, and which I ino-t value, is a combination of coiuinoii salt, (niurialo ol soda,) and ground iiiu-taril, mixed in loautily ol warm water, suiheient lo tit solve and dilute them, ns circiiinslr.iices oi-iy require. Where the torpor and pros- tr iiion is nut al inning, the s ill water alone tnav or.eliieo the desired etr'ci; but wheie the reverse is the case, the mustard should be added, and increased in u amity, ac cording to tho degree of torpor and insen- sihihiy present. Very little regard need lie paiil to quantity; from one t i two table spoonsful of each must hi; administered, when collapse is fast approaching, nnd repeated unlil the vomiting and excruciating disl ress in llio epigastrium entirely subside, mil evidence of reaction nppears. Coui-Inneilly inki-n, they stimulate the coats nl i ho stomach much more, and operate in less lime, and with more power. They appear to have a stiiniilnnl ellect on the sioiunch, dill'orent, and moro congenial, than that Iroin any other stimulating sub at lice, which I have ever seen administered in Cholera. I value the Lobelia emetic very highly! but it is railn'r more prostrating, and cannot be repented ns often as might be ilesireit. 1 lie nuliiiiouial emetic, though sanctioned by Dr. (' irtwriglit, in the iiiiliguanl fevers of the south, and advocated by a few in Cholera, appears even less worthy of contideuce thnn the l.ohclis. 1 look upon it as more relaxing and exhausting; while the sail nod iiiii-lnid have Ihelwo fold property of h'ing looic Hid stiiuolinl, or excitmil. 1 have frequently seen these Inner act nlnio-t like a charm, in subduing all Ihe untoward symp toms ol a malignant case, and have there-lore a confidence in them, bordering a little, no doubt, on enthusiasm, yet I must insist that it is well founded. lion of Ihe internal viscera, be able to (lis. perse their congestions and equalize the general circulation. Accordingly, 1 prepared a mixture of the salt and mustard, rf each a largo Inble Riioonful, in half a pint of warm water, and administered it during the deadly nausea ami oppression, winch iininedia'ely precede a paroxvsin of full vomiting. Thi- ooera ed freely, and with some apparent l-enelii. A'tor repenting it live or six limes, the intervals between tho eflorts at vomilinir grew much longer and more quiet. and tho system gave evidence of a disposi tion to rally its energies. When it had lieen taken eight or ten tunes, the interval became so period that the pa';"ei enjoyed a few ininines quiet sleep, nl'ler c ,nrnx- ys o, which continued until a -used hy another approach of the distressing nausea; when nnoilier portion of tho emetic was i nun 'iliniely given, nnd with the usual good ellect. This preparation was continued unlil it bad been given. upwards of twenty times; a'tor which it ceased to produce any euiniic effect, the two last portions hiving been reiaitool cei the stomach. This stale was immediately followed lV an amelioration id' all the symptoms; the spasms entirely disappeared; Hie unusea and p-nntol op. pression subsided; the pulse, though nearly extinct, soon became toller, so'ler, and less frequent; sensibility returned, logei'ier with warmth of surface, and an equalization of circulation, followed hy an agreal.le mnl general quiet. 1 then gave nn anodyne, I find that I have extended my remarks lo a much greater length than was anticipated when I com neuced; and though I hnvo given but n mere outliuo of the sub ject, and have avoided the iiiinuiiffi nnd leciiuie iiiiies of a lornial e-sny, I shall tool satis ied without further apology, if tin-hints thrown out shall in any way pr.ve ii str nnoiital in calling the attention of the profissiou more fully to the importance ol his treatment, C.nriniitiii. Mai !, lH. Ar'r'KCTINU C V.SP,, or Till? KIKKCTS Of I MTK 1 1'K It ANCR AMD THK WANT OK IIKIllsloM OF CIHIIACTKII. Frt ii an atliln.tn ol Ihe Ittv. John 1'irj. Pnifcianr nf Uritntitl Literal 'i n i,i Union Cilegr. 'It is ii'-arly twenty yenrs Rince, that a youth from Hie interior of the country, ivns sent to ono ol our populous towns to complete Ins acad-onic nii'l collegiate education. II i was lhi only ami b -loved cild ol a w idowed inoi h -r. Ho possessed talents of a hi i order, industrious liahils. a pleasing ad dross, a joyousuess ami hilarity uf disposition, winch gaihered urou id him a nuiii r-0 is circle ol Irion U and aso.unl"S. As his mind developed its -If, he exlnb led a li-ci-nutiug power ol conversation, and that hril hancyofwit which h is nl o ays exposed iis pos-essnr, to the loniptalion of conviviality. Willi the ardor of his temperament, and beyond the reach of parental reslrnul, he yielded to these tmupuiinu, and fell into painful and lreqiio.it excesses. It was ng- II ll Hi "IV lie, . ,,,.. n : and followed it by scruple doses of calmnel I . , fi . ; ,,..., A' ., . In order to show the reason for my coti-liilence in llio repealed and erseveriiig u-e of this kind ol emetics, in certain coudi-dons of ibis complaint, I will give the out lines of a case ir two, wherein they very much exceeded my anticipations of Iheir virtues and Illness in the disease, which may serve to show that my llc-ry is limn deij to some exieot in experience, whether it he citrrect or not. The first case which camo under tny treatment, that could not be arrested hy Hie use of anodynes, calomel, and external heal and irritants, occurred on the 1th of .Inly, H'l:t. The pat t, .Mr 0. II. ,McN.,was ML years of age, of sangiiiuo temperament, inn keeper by occupation, and possessed a good couslitulion, except tint ho hid suf tepol somewhat I'ro.o autumnal fevers. Kour or live hours heiiire I saw him, in addition to his dinrrl.u) i, he wasatlacked with violent v. muting, spasms, exireiue thirst, cold clammy sweats, and great oppression in the epigastric region. I found his puls frequent, small, uud very feeble; his conn every three hours, until live were given" which Ireely moved the bowels, and general restoration nf secretion soon followed. Thus the result which had been so anxiously desired, but so lift 1 0 anticipated, was soon cfl'-cied, and the consecutive fever being slight, the patient shortly recovered. The next despernto enso in which emetics of salt and mustard combined, evinced extraordinary powers in arresting llio disease, occurred on llio Hill of July, only 'our days subsequent to the one ju-t mentioned. The patient was a female, aged about .).); had sull'ired nil attack about ten days previous, from which she had recovered; hut, from imprudence in diet, hid b'-en taken Willi a relnp-e, which apparently prostrated her beyond nil hope of recovery in a ver; short time. Two physicians were iiinnediiitety Miuioioued t her aid; but as every symptom evinced such n high degree ol lualigoiiy, noil me case, withal, npnonred so utterly h .peless, lint very little waa attempted, before they gave her up. Her trieiids waiiou tour or live hours to seO her expire, but accidentally hearing of my success in the heloto inen-lioned case, immediately called mo to visit her. I found her laboring under every symptom of tho most aggravating mid in-lenso kind, nnd to nil iipp-arance, in the very last moments ot existence. I wns unable lo disc ver any pnlsntinn at llio wrisl; Ihe vomiiiug and rice water evacuations had considerably sub-ulcd, in tho general insensibility and relaxation; tho spasms were becoming lo s severe; the mouth, tongue, and extremities were verv cold; the wb do surface drenched in cold and clammy in n-lu.e, and tbq siht and hearing nearly lost. I did not hesitate for a moment, in a rree. ing with the other physicians, h md see. i the case, that it was usecsS ,, disturii her, and so expressed myself to her friends; but linding iny-elf uuilile to leave, mini something should he d mo, without giving .dl'ence in the family, 1 concluded to Ii,. Irial of the salt nnd iiiu.-tnrd solution. This I did num. 'iliniely, by mixing two table soo uisful ol each, in lull' a pint of wnrm water, and ailmiuisicrcd it to her ns soon as she could be made lo swallow, her deg lutition being very dillicult. This, to my great surprise, proluced a powerful action of the stomach in about Ijllcon minutes. Alter the vomiting was uver, I gav" her another portion, the opern-lion of wlreh she described lo me as making her f.-el ns if her "stomach w is burning up, and streams of tiro were flowing "ill. in every directum throughout her sy.. torn." Sullice it lo say, that in a lew hours after, and live or six operations of this kind, we succeed. d til quieiiug iln-system, in raising the pulsp, warming the surface to some oxt-mt, mid in arousing the sensibility and equalizing the circulation, rinnn.'ls dipped in hot spirits of turpentine were applied to the spine, ami mu-l iril plasters to tin) epigastriu o, at tho same time. u anodyne wns llco given, and scruple doses of calomel ordered to ho repealed every three hours, until tlie evacuations became C'.n-isleut, and evidence of a general restoration of secretion aope-tred. slight consecutive fever toll owed, which evinced llieu-ii il disposition to fusion itself upon some ouo or two of lit) more vital organs, more particularly that of Ihe brain. This, he vever, was soon averted by the "Mill ne 'ins in such cases, nil. I Willi Ihe nid of suitable Ionics, her very much on Sherwood f Gregory, HAVE just received, and lire now open-in.;,ttli) hai;i llo nnd Hnvanna CouVe :li) cliesli Young llygon Ten 10 caniiter. 4 Si ilm. each, buit'qunlity do. for family use 10 bai Pepper mid Spice !0 kem (iinir-r '20 boxci Candy, assorted 511 Shaving Soup 50 kegs Tobacco t't boxes do. .'0 I d os 'ii ('h.'win; nnd Smoking Jo. I hhl. Sontch Suiiir 10 don. bollle.iln d i. 10 ilo do Mne.ihny do 10 quintal. C ullidi 10 Inn. i II rring 5 i;ro,. II ittlra 5 paii'dicou New R agland. Now Orleans, Jniuaieti. nu.l Hi, lioix,Ruiu 1 nine. Moll nid (iin ! do Kreii ih llramlv ' ri 10 qr. oiir-k1. Malaga Wine 5 do do I'is'ion do 5 do do Canary do 11 do do II it Vlaileira do 10 do do Mar.cilles do 10 do do Dry Malaga do I do do M ilmiy do I do do M.i.cit do k , , .a 5 do do 1'ort do Which iiuikei lln-ir assortment complete, nid will ho sold ut Now York prioui mid 'r.-i.,'l.t for ca.li. .lone '20, Bl CASH HAT ST0HB. PROOF. tirrmsiLh & wn.ny, I AVI.NU filtered into piiriucrsliip for tin I J. Mirio-f nf currvini; on (Ik; II TTIM. KUbl.NKnS INAMj IT8VAIUOU8 HUANCIIr-JS, luivit t-ik- ii tiiu (uui hinntrly icctitiHtl Drniititt mi'l VViley. cumcr uf 11 iu Ii mil TdWii ttreut; wlmnt ihcy hiivRnnvvdii hiunl, iinl will cnniimii' to kci't1 t-AltriK AM) I x- TKNSIVK AS'JOIITAI KKT OK I i I " 4 , I'f IJVflV l'oriitiiiii4 ii) their mvu uiiHiuracture, wliidi i-r hi8liiiii lur thili( , ami itli-iince. tl.ej t riiniife nut loalit! urmtftl hy nny e8tal.il(-incut in tliit purl of 1 his cntmlr) ; mnl fiem their Imit; expurience in llio hiii'iiit,) mnl l) -riii t ulteiiliiiiif kimI ii (li?iuiliim lo ht.im 111-iii'mImIi' in (-veiy (dirtii.ulrir, (lit'v hn.e tti re- C'lVt' II IJOO'I li-irti nf tho puhlio lHl rtallll tf ('inni'ry ileiih-r. who wihIi to iiiri.hiiR- ht wIimIcbjiI.', urn ri'sprnlftilly invite. 1 tn cnii and exuiiiiue fur thiiuiselves, and vc prniuisi they hIiiiII up. uuciiiniiiudulud on the must rcu-niiuhln It riii. N. It. Tne lliirlient mr.ft in Cih pnid for H .'.TING KUlUnf every ilutsori (ill uti , par- licuhiriy o r r v:a bKi.Na. Apiil If), I8;I4. AVf mint lie rccL'ivetl timst' kind and tcn-ler ro-intiiibirtinccH, win Ii can bo diclated only hy u tiMllier'd heart, and written hy a iiio-Uier'd Inuiil. Mo waa wiUn, Vuvp14 and kiting llio lott ir, he mnde a vow to ro- lunil. Ilo did bo; but ill I119 altein:)t ho Ion m! no ny iiiintliy; nnno willi lion, ho diiru ' c Oliver tie on hid rel inn ilioo. Unlived 11 t only to ru-Ht an incipient habit, but ul-uo lo sacrifice the enjoynientB uf friendship he ruluptiuil. llienreor increaa'dinr-i-nJiiy, Hihi ho wti8 b lurily uttervurilH obli- ,n-d 10 kavu the iiHtiiuiioii 01 which he wud a member, and ronro to a mi tr libormtr vil lai'. In Unit pluco he wud uucidenlatly VHiied 0110 uvoniii hy a el..H.s-iimti'. '1 mil the iikhI MiHuritUle ut all huuiiis, he ex-cI.uiiiimI 'lluro i-i a letter Irom my uiuili r, in which she lorbiild me her predenr.o lor t'V.-r, H iyiu, tll"i It will kill her to 8 e her only child a prolli ue a n. I would tiku indeed Lo die. -My prospects are blighted; and it 1 live, 1 hIiuII be noihmr boi a p nr dnvellui); wretcli.' fie wan nred to al-it'iiipt hid rclorm ition, from coiHiderutiooa t hid yoiiili, and the natural roll .'Ci ion, lu.il ilig;ilii!i Wuiitctl. A V : 1 1 Mtl- m 111, h iviiii had several year . ttt. et Htri.'ii nt in tint Dry (i 1 nU hii-niie-, mi the nil v nt' N "iv Y nk, t dcir iia nf oh-lainiiu a itaatio'i either in n 11 tore or otlire, it h ni h'rato nalarf. Kor p iriioalari in-tpiira.if M -ur Ur itiiort i an 1 K iknii . Jiim; I M 1 1 r v Vt S70 Ucnard. B 5 N V W l Y from ilia anhsiriber. on Sat. USk unl 1 y nu'fii Die 4Hi in"!., a nctrii iihii niiiaed AilltAW; about 4) years nhl ; Com-idexi hi vary d irk, llioiiirb not Id irlt ; thick litis; a ha.' ir I I tolc , nnd ooimtcnaii sh m in T iiwrltt-d by a ivild expreii.iti. .t pe,ik ipiiok and ilirill, and can ant I ho bypucrile w II. It i proliahla he ha procured what inic iU.id "free firtprrsj and aa he is a line HncU lier nnd VI ,1 so 11, and haAiiUo worked ; Pre.-Miitun, in u printitn; nifioc ho will. oerlnifH, einleiivor t' eet emplovinenl in cine if tt e pnrt'iil. Mo rode away 11 bright "irrel horae, ahont hin yeiiri old, live feet 'Mb, ra'her awkward under tlm riddle, but tniwa well in harne1; ho bat a bright star m Ihn lace; tho only mark remembered iixiit mm N-t doubt ho will nttompt to get into "inn; ami tmrtmmt nt souih noint near the llio tit-vere ineudnro ol hid parent wch hu- hi niih of K nnwhii. I will tivn filly dollar-i jjodioo in ino ariiny 01 muleriiiil aiieciiun i rt-tv ini inr tint appMheiHion or f inl nero, il lor hid recovery. He did reform; wud re diored to culleg--; received hid decrees; returned home; commenced hid protession il diudies, and once more revived the food nop a ol his devoted parent and hid bIFjc-tioinie Iriondd. Dot during all Ibid time, ho had eomudiicu lua liaoitd and hid pis-diund alo.nk. No one Heem-.Ml to encoiir-u;e linn in his reform ition; 110 0110 gave him a smile of approbation; an I dtill ledd could any one be luund to whom he could expredd hid tear or Ins Imped, und dud that Py.iijv thy in hid leelnii'd, wiih.xu which Ire.'iid Hhip and ulV.cllon are dpintlesd uu.l it m ck- ry. uui 11 nunc tuoa uy inui in nid c ireer out of the fttnte, so that 1 nan tret him ngaiii; ino iwuiy nve 11 in tne rjintet ami pay, he n-fr. nil necejary cxpeusj. 1 will also ;ivn twenty dollars for the safe delivery ol me uoiHt'a 11 uuinjureu. joii.v j. cnK.u,, Kanawha Saline., Viri.iuiii June 2(1, 1RU 5., f,: lil'A'OllMEl) ITl oil icu I G)('iiirliiit'iit, Of irorlhmslon Collige, (). 'HUM-', rcifiuer I'all and winter course of a. lectures in tlii lustitulion, oounni'lici'S is usual on the li.sl nni.iv in Oclulier, unit ol virtue, huiiori ds weru louud to eive contiuui-i till the ltrt VI oiday in April. Tin- slreneth lo ms teuiitatl..ns. nu.l zest lo Ins arriiuSi ut is asio.i ovs . . -e 1 orinni en nieasurcs. no ell. one re unsu lollo.vcd uiicla-r, until a Icurlul c-iirocr ol prulliu'acy nas the res ill, in uhtch he Ili Jilllt! i ciiltli! &, Cumloi l! J KW KIT'S Cliiuiinal Waiur 1'iuul, ur. ruiili'd lo render all kinds ot leather im- pcrvions to weicr. The ub.ivo nrlicle y iiiunolticloruil and sold hy the lovenlor. HI us l.ahoratory, rso. I, r.llil nuilitmu., C'.liolieluiill It.lW, Cnlllllillll', Ohio. Till Inventor has lurinouulcil tne ureal obstacle louu nlteiupicd in vain, of remlt-ruii! leather pcriU'iuenlly Water proof, nod m the same tune morn pliahlo und tlurabh .loin it is in lis natural stnlc. The 1'nste svloch be now niauilfac.tiires, is essentially iliUVrtut from ttuy oilier ever of fered to the puhlic, ninl n ul tucalculut.li value It pcoctrules tin port-s ol the leather. o.oiiph'tel) liliiug the i..leritici's, und )to leaving It lunch more pliable than before. Whim the leather has been thus s.ilurnliil l..r a shoit tune, the Paste coiiihilii-l with, ail I becomes u constituent part ol it. n tin can no iiiorti he cxpi-lled thcrttlrom, tliiui tin leather Hseli. I lie great iii'iiiauil lor llio article, has induced the lovciitol lo cstnblisl. a mauuiact.ry upon mi extensive icnle, h aliovo ilirected, where all or.h rs, wbolesub and retail, will be promptly attended to. A tewot the numerous ccrlltlctlcs III Ihe possession of thu suhscriher, areirivcn below. o which the attention ol the politic is rcs- pectlully invited. Aiiisbs J t, r. 1 r. C'i:iiTliteTi:s. I'.xKcu riVE OrricK, Ohio,) CVimimt, l.'ifi fill 1 11.14. $ I have cxpericiiccd the cll'ecls of Col. J tw- kit's (Jmmritl llalcr I fntf I uiir, mnl am now wennii n pair of shoei sutiirnteil with it: 1 immersed one ol them twelve hours un der water, uud lotiiul tout the leather was rendered pcrli'otl) impervii.ustowateriiii.il remain, d soli and pli.ihle. I believe it to ail article ol immense value, nnd ttsdiaouvery ol rcal iiiinottnucu lo tne ininiio. ROHKIir LUCAS. I have worn the ihocs uhove referred to, tiboll' two iieoiths nnd flail llieill perlectly impcrvinu' lo water: Ihe leather reiuainmi: sou and plinhle, ninl but little worn. I can theretoru Irom experience, rcoouiiueml the use of litis Paste, to the coiuiiou.iiy ut lari;., under ihu iuipieHsi oi, that all wno un it will find it much to Iheir interest ninl com. I,,rt. UU II Kill' I.Ui.'lS, Governur uf Uhiu. April 10, 11134 CIRCULAR. Ntw Yoiik, July n, in:u. fgHK inhscribers hnvins h i. I llio innlor. J luuolul..se llieir bills rt. iv..h.-, to-Hdher with n putt ol their lionU nnd papers, hy Ihe Into (Itstruclivu fire in Pearl striet, hy which Iheir Sline, nnd most ol its con. li nts, wiTedi itiuicd ii spi clnill.t solicit of their fiicndl and cusloiui rs, to do tl. cm llio favor lo forward th. in upon the receipt of lllis,tl.cil last lir.count or Si'tllenicnl, to (Iter wilh all bills since purchased of thein. 1 hey alio it'ipiei.l,thnt jell will firrnitli them wilh new notes, upon ri ci ivinv. ir. ohltpaihoi with further security if minimi Unit the .Id notes shall not nppeiir "u'linsl yon. I he rehuililini; ef our Wiin house will ho conimeuccd with nil ronvei.ii nt di'piilch: in the mean time we l.nvu lain n the hiri;e now lore, b'i William strict, be tween Pine niid Wall strceis, where out huniioss will be nui-1 111 m tl, mid whe re wo solicit a ci.iilii.unuco I' your cm-loin In order that Ihe calamity, in"' he u nder. d as light ns posohle, v.e'il.. i.ri'i nl lo III') Miip .tiii. s of our customers lo ri-ie't r u' nl( he nssiitiiiicr they can. Wellle wtl cj have uilv lo learn our misfortune, mid our n qneiti will he iiiiiin ilinlelv complii d uilh. The invor of your iiiotieilinie HtKiniou to the ibovcwiM most pnrlicu'iirly (ddife, Your fiictnls met i.l.'n' scrvnios, DOIIEMUS, riUVDA.M. i NIXON. f.7 2 v Icna co auxiniK, and Inn extieiuines cold, fbebled frame, radiially recovered. Sim III HO nod shrivelled, tiwether with the inn- seuce of Ihu above nam nl symptoms. The iHiial means in such cuc, were iiuiiiedi. nlely resorted to; as hull Ion of h it water about the siirlac '; niii-liird plasters to the reoiou nl the stomach and o.t remit icr,; lliiinels dipped ill hot turpentine applied the whole iciiirlh of til1-' spine; small ipiali-titles nf hot leas, (I say small uud hot, because I am well per-ii'i.lcd that this is an important iloiul rnlum in the kind and inaiiuer of ixivmir drinks in this disease,) nun '111 lirain doses ut calmnel, as olteu as it was ihru.vn from t lie stomach; liir,iiuiy surprise, scarcely a particle of it sceinuil to he retained many iiioinouts at a time. Neither the calomel, nor llio Ireuiteiit doses of laudanum and warm toddy, had any elPict in all tying lie) excessive irritability nl' the ptoin icii; nor had the mustard and turpnntiim irritants, any sensibly paiod uf- .-et, ns they lailed in vesicating lie) stir loco, which was also the case wiltta blister applied over the stomach. The system ravo evidence ot such universal torpor and every symptom increased so rapidly. 1 Iin pulso lienoiniuir nearly extinct, thai two physicians weru called in consultation ivh.1,011 seoino; the case, at once pr in uinc-eil it hopeless, recooiiueiidiuijt iiothni)r n iil.liiioo to what hud b 'on already done I'liidiiiif no probability of relief t y pi neiit, and the r-ystcin sinking into a in r. "ontir ned collapse every uiomeut, I d 'ler iiiiteu. to try the power nt einelics, it iliwannijr tun morbid irritability ol tli amuaeli, and arotisioir the sensibility of th jrgaiu, and thus, by the inocltunicdl ajjita a.iii.'iit uio coy 01 .low l.iru, ua u wider Ii .hi lor me iuduij -nee ot his limits. I wo years alter this evcui, the saina person who had visit, d llm y.juiiK man 111 a villain 11 nr tne coll-'o, was travellnijr ihroiieli 1 lie c 1' y ol New V'.irli, to llio interior of New J. rsey. (i iin' on board a steamboat, his utteuiio i was utiruclcd to a person slreiched on lue dock, and wrapped in a cloak. His curiosity mis oxciu-.l, and appriiacliiii the in dividual, h) was shocked at recognizing, m llio bio id shot eye and lncuunl count mi nice, the features ut Ins college cuiupnui in. lie arns-1, and ilioon pamully ui-iurialed, wiiscous :ious ot Ins silua'loii. "Are you hen r" cx:laiu.id the yoiin man. "Now, no more pre icn. 1111; no more inlvic my best Irien I is my bottle." '-Wont ar r you iloin, no I where are you tfoitu?" impired the oilier. ' I've been 111 iN. Yoi k, an. I nil now going to Philadelphia to see my Irienil I) . Vou know I11111; we have had many a merry hour; I 11 eiiu to have another. My pusiciin says, I must shortly inn with my present habits; the best advice he ever gave me; and I think I may us well die in I'lnlauel-phni as in N -w York." lie was beyond Ihu reach of expostulation, and all hour afterwards, in a statu of sottish ins oisilulity. lie went 10 I' iiladelphiiii visited Ins Iricn.l; was received with kindness and cordiality. ".My dear menu," said ho, "l have coinu to see you mid revive old luces." " am rejo end Hint yen have com"," replied the I'lnl .d Ipliian. "I wish you would slay s not. however. entirelv retrained the un with m ; hut, do not allude to old limes; if her limbs, and her siL'ht and lieariuir they comprise lite most painful period ot r in considerably immured mi t this hie, and Ihu recollecliun is attended I'. V. Monitoiv. M. I) . nn Theorr and j Practice of .Medicine, Aii.itoinr, Phviido. an I Operative rtar;erv, eiirht times a week I. (1 Jei, M. I).,' on'Oh.tilricki, mid Inc. net ul women and children, three lime I have applied Col. M. Jewktt's Pii'Io to a wt-i K.. kiV Ugmig aitil ai.utes, and am siitioi.-il it rim- I). I., ftlllir, ,M. I)., on Mnterin Me.liilssans iiTITTeiiihur imueuelrahlo liv mr or wa Piianiiaiiy, mid the priuciphi of Sur.-V ""Silimtlier n.. oiiulinu. s re idin- dai'y. f every liipearnuee of increased J. II. Paddock, A. M , on Botantlr1,,'Wissk. a;yitidcr it a discoterv of treat 'any. value lHaruM Uhlans ry Tne prion of tii-lids for a fall end win'er coarse is $;u Kor n spring and summer ..nurse i'y. The rxo. ns.i ol a lull comic ol to lies f IjO Price of n Diploma $10 Whenever a student isqualifie.l lo sustain a (It r oih I'xa.iiiuati.in on ..II tlie depiittiuenl. of Mel. nil S -icuce, he ii permitted to srad-ua'e. It iiirdin; l,iti) our week. Hoardimr, incl.idiuir room, lo.U'itnr, wii-liiui;, firewood, aii'l nandli-s, 1,51) per week, ilunui; the S.irimr and Sirnuier. F..r thu same, ilurjiir Ihe K ill mid Winter $1,01. Tnu Pii dio am requested to beware of im-po.'.irs as there are many who clni.ii to tie ..T i. In ites of this scho'd, who, perbups, never oi.r it, nu.l who are as U'uorant nl the lie-fonne l or II .tauical ly.'e.n nf praolice here t nu'lit, in they are of Medical Soicuoo in ireneritl. T. V. IMOIIROW, M, I) , l,c,. Such F, litors and Publishers as fed friituilly lo thu utt'enls of this In.ti'iiti m, will confer a favor hy irivi-.i; Ihii a lew ios.-rti.tus, W..rlhiii-I,m, July 2d, 111:11 ;)ni 51 i:iiiival. N comripii nee ul the lale (! runt ivn firo in Peatl Uriel, New oik, hy-which our mils receivnble, part nl our ho.di., mid nil mr valuable st u k ol 1)11 Y tiOODS, were lestroyed we have removed Irom -(111 P nrl troel, In No. SJ William slrci t, near Pine treet: yl.i n- e lire oi cniii an t iiiiro i.ew slock ol HTAl'I.K DltY OOOIK adapletl lo the Wettnii tri.de; which we t.ftcr fol snla hv I h piece or package, for cash ur npprov- ed credit. DOIIF.MU?, SUYDAM, fc MM'N. N. fl. or Warehmise, No. 2(l Pearl street, is now bi iior ri built, lo whii b we in-I. ml rt ii.mlin: . n the first of Jauntily next. New Y oik, July 17, lll:!4 67 iMllti.lN, Wayne, tounly, SI ATi: OF 1 INDIANA. I1I1K suhscriher wikhitn; to till hi" Tavern .liii.il. whii h lies liclitclll It ins Will nf ll.i liiii.ni.l, on the Nationnl riuol, nun loiih ml lonillhy siluatloii. ninl mini innieij in the bu.liit-ss pint ol the town; on which is a Kood two iloiy liweliini! Ionise, liliy In thirty, a slnlilo anil out housi i,nh plenty nl wilier, not interior to nny in Ihe State; iho premises include about sli ncresol (mod hind, on which mo s one of Ihe mnsl dciirnhle miJ valunhlo lots heloiii:iuir lo Ihe town. A ;rent bari;iiin inav be Inol for money. HAMUV.l. SCIIOOI.HF.I.I). July l IHJ4 ' fs'rc.'il Wale in lllinwix. B.IHO.M Ihe pn smre of the tunes only, inlcs B. of lots were Directed, nnd thoe on a credit. Willi Ihe hope thai lu ll, r timet" are coniinc, the sales of luiuls will be returned on the 1 5 ill of Oclnln-r m-xt, win n mnoy emii;riinll will he on. It is expected licit tie liidimin nnd Illinois Legislature will aid in npc iiing a Canal iirourid the Fulls, or im- nrove the channels nl the Wabash luitl While rivers al Ihetireal Fulls, by iliims or otherwise. The iitlciili oi of cm lniti is still ailed to this retton, in cur to t n and coun- 'rv is filliiiir no hv excellent innio rs mnl mo. chahics, moitly from pned old Penn.v vm.ia. I.miil mis mot other property will be ddpos-ed ol, and inter.li in w-i.er woilti The salei will coiilluue till the 5th of Novt'in her. Il il pxpeoli-il (bill Inruo cnpilnli.tl fmm C.eritoiny are on their way from F.u-ri.pe, Irivn.ic this inli ri itum point in view. (1 1 hnck makers, li. xl ipiiui;, will be much wanted. - Til. S. I1IN0K, M.oinl Cnrmnl, Wnhasti county, Illinois, Fall-Great WiiIumIi, June S, IIIIU. that RUFU-J lime. .MiV 5:h, It iimy b! ive lo menlion lint linn Intmr r;io id tliff nntj to which nM'Teuci! wan mnrie, ns I underHtnnd, hy my friend Or. Amliewn, durtuf Mm dneiwninn nl a nuier mi KpidiMuiR ('liiilnrii, mud b-'limMha Oliin Medm-il livctm.n. by .Mr II. N. AnderHon. nf Virinii, at nnu of it nieolins hint wintor. Dr. . whh mm nt tin t vu itiiy- iciniift firal called tn tli cih1', nnd from tho hixtnry nlcrviinU nivoti him hy the Tamilyi of thi inedinneii niveii her, Im inter rod that llio emetic Kolutmn in i-t Inve been nmuptmcd of Bulphatn of onppnr, (bhn vitriol,) or, purh ip tnilp'riio of iron, ((rroon vitriol.) imnlmr of which wn.i tlm cmo, hh In already lnin shown, I in mi- lion thin Rircumsttioco tor tho HiHal-mtion of thotto ynting men who wuro pro a on I ut that umotinif. l lm iwn nbovo montmnoo, mnko only a pirt ot tlm severo and Impi'to canes A'liereni 1 tonnd llm ropeiited uso ol th nl, nnd mnstnrd nnrntio. duriuif llm period it violent n hi sea, vomiting, ninl opium, nt 4iich Hiirnul nilvniunm in Hh tronl nent limt uoinmr; and my conlidoncH in their Ktipo inr edm iey in mrii, i lint il' I can h'o my itvtmni boforn n c nilirumd or cniutdetn col- pri'Hi'iit, I t"el nlmoMl crt'iin nl neeoHrt, 'Thin ih by no umnni tnid boast n.'ly. hut rather Innn n doep c Mivictinn m : Im inip irlnnct ot the nmn-uro, when cirri out in a judiciou ami purbuvuriiig innn nor. with fdiaum and repeutunc-'. Tim poor yoiin ui.ui now Celt hi n-mil alone in tnttl diMipatmn, and iu:cordiur:y yi-Uled lo tho onirouti' a ol his Iriemi, and ru.tulvud to ro-form. Ilo did ho tor the Hurd tunc; return od Imiiv1, and raided hid mother from a bed of sick Hess, to which s 10 had boon rodu ccd by hia prolhiracy. Itm ho stood alone. A'' hid, in a Lhoujliilcsa in mmnt, ho touch- od tlm mulduniu poison, nn I for llio Lut hum rel'ip-t-jd a m n al m im ic: Ho rushed from hiit ii'ilivo viil igi't went to Nuiv York; Irom thuucn to INcW Orleans as a uoeptT siink of pollution. There, liarraed wuh bt. haunted by remorse, and in nldent'd iv nli Inn hibita, ho lied lo Cincinnati. 'In that place. Im who had commenced a few yearn before, a lite with prodpecta clear and unclouded; willi wealih, with talents, with Iriendri, becniue through tho want of dec is ion, a betfifiuK piuper, a lo;it1isnmj sot, sup ported by tho reiuseul tlm town; a ffroas pan dor ot aeiiniiility; until pissiuif ihrou-rli the mnin atreot, he'iaid down at noon duy, in tho kennel fur hia couch, ltd putrid Ijllh fur his pillow, and ihkd. Ilia mother 1 m mitber!! Shn rents with a brokeu heart, tin ler tho green award of tlm villaint church yard, iiood (iod! what will thy book uf ro no urauco untold lor poor, fallen sinlul man? pen mi interetil will tuko notine, CIIKllKiJi, on the mi- teen i h d iy nf June, A I . 1 11.11, mipiI nut u wnt f utt ir.h neot irom tlie (iurt ut Cotu-m i nt Plem, of Kr iuklin o uiuty, in the State ol Ohio, ui;iiiit A, V V V-iudnrn, for the ti tn of live huudn-d doll irs ; which writ tins hi-cn icrved, uud returned. AUeit, A. I M'lVVHVELU Cl'k. Wilcox, Attv for Plaintiff. July . UCIl 51 rm'ij Tnon xiijtt Franklin county, 'K! VK ii thy John Tlm-mii of i I town-L hii, ii l.ilit tl'iy M.irn, with iturk m ine mi l tail, hut it Html I itiir in the fore head, n lent her ml ouch inle of (he neck, in I it Kiimll while put in tlm cirl, on the riirht ide, t sui'ill white upot nn (tie near idi if theruiim, i intrMi Ihe mmr itill nlnmt fifteen h:iu U hull j nnp'Meil In Ivt fi'ii yearn nl I i no other n iric-i or hr i'idn pi-roeivuhle : noiT ined nt forty dollitr, by Joicph U.ivi-, and Men Hi dm p. A true copy, HIMUEL 3. DWI3, .1. P. July 10, IH'.U 55 Wholesale V Uvtail. r III IK Mpiaoriberi riKpnotfuIly inform the L oitiz-ui nl (.olunliH, t It-it they him1 1 HON, N tll.4, UIjK4 1 oeived uud lor I ale hy Jul 2 1U34 io. ico, J.i.i n r. ii. OLMSTED. 67 jnit npeimd, in (ho builitiiiir iuuimilioti'l) muthnf Mr Orennwood1 Store, Hi;h ttrent. a (rmmrul irhnnt nf Kukscii and Eno-i.imi i:)SKBUri().VUY( iimhr.itdni; nil the dilTernut artich-t in tint line to be Inund in the principal nitiui. They will at nil timen miiiily II illt, ur evin i i ik puttie, with Co ken, OrnuumnU, l'ytainids, tVt-i. 4a, nn the ihort- it ii'iti'i1, huI tho mist re finable term; and re"pentrutty invite Ihe lu-lm of ('.diiui-but to call, and examine for lheinelvm, PF.PEIl AMH'13, GEO, EO N Eft. June 26, 1GJ4 53 6m uiuiiHv, Miaiiuiiuli ut it lend- to prevent lyjiuuicrouH clait uf disease arifin Irom the exposure of the teet to wet and cold; nnd uddi to cmulort, ivnile it hull fair to be u uieful agwit in ( roinoiinie ecuit' tuny. - (. SWAN, Kate Judge Supremo Court April 5, ltH4 I have u'ed the Water Proof Pnsto, manu- ftioluri'd hy (,!, M. J KWK i T, nf thi ptaoe It appear! to exolode wnter, epially h well n ihe hulia ruimer iiinei tin in'olve, nnd I heyniid all (pn-vliun, a very ex client preier vativti ul the leHthf r. Wll.MXM PltESTON, Mimiltr of Trinity Church. April o, trot t have worn n pair of leather river tlmei, through the p ut winter, vntur.ileil wilh (.'ol. Jkwktt's Water Proof Paste, and I tun convinced thnl tlii Pante i lually what il pro-fedsei to be, a Water Prmif Patit; mid alo luipiirU pliability nnd (lurabiltt) to thn leather. A. K)I)Y, Pres. Eld. M. E. Chundi. Kinoston, II on co , April 1st, IJKU 1 have worn a pair ol ho it, mid a pair of over nli 'ev hr U-li the ymi winter, unlurn ted wi'b Col. Jkwktt'b Pile, :iml ihu luilj 4itilied that it is what it pr nieces to he, a Water Proof. 1 am ommuned nlsn, that it maket leather more plinhle and dnrnhle, HU.-iSKI. HIGEI.OW, ! Miuiitcr M. K. Church. AptiPS, 11134 Ihaveufedfhn Water Proof Paste made tn (Nil, Jkwktt, fur xuiie time pant, ami a far ns I h ive ninil it, find it t'lHircly lectin the wearer of h f-, vaturntrd with it Irom wnl t. Mv' th e and b ind appear to be ouiupltluly Wuli r Pronf. JAMES MOCK, O. I)., Pastor of Pres. Ch. April 15, UUI I.F.nNorv, Ohio, April 19, V,3i. Cnl. Ji.wK rr : I never have had more comfort in my life, lhan in wearing u pair id hoot naturuted wilh ymir Chimical Water I 'roof fur Ihe hut !ix weeU. I have rutrered iniieh from ('at irrb and Rlii-uiii itiin, the laM lour ye.iirg, nnnanioued priuciially, by wet feet. I nan now ride ill raiu or walk in water with impunity. J. U. UARUlNEll. Vol if r. TONE MASti.NS wilmr; to contract (f t 3 the huildnu the ininnry of n h ife up the Scioto river, muy ett tlm elan und par-ticuiari at Mr liruukt1 E iyle Tavern, Coium-huiWant'd, a eo xl MARE. Inquire ni above. Juiv H. i:u. 1DKFEK V ORLEANS SUGAR I E , Ith E, I.OAK, A M) . Just reLLtvtu ami Inr 'ale by July -21. I fi t I P. II, OIMSTED. A7 Mayor's Offick.Citv ok Columbus, ) April 21, havn worn hnnti uud lme -mturaleil with (-l Jkwett's Oximicxi Water I'nmf. lor I he hut live inonthi I nmr tie thai article n all Ihe ihoeMif my himily on prim i i ilea ol economy, nnd 1 unheMtuhiiirlv r that, In mv imudon, (iHy ceiitd expt inh d ho n hot of mif Piiitn, and applied tn coamioii c uirfR nr line nhoe, it eipml to more linn twudoMnrt paid for hoes and worn mlluuii Ihu upphctilion of aid Wntm rrouf. JOHN UROORo, MnQft AN OlUHiNA.NC'E, Urfiro'in; thu (ii .vu Yard ol the city of Coliiiiibu-, K(', I, He it ordained nnd enacted by the Ci'y Counml ol Culouibu, That a Siiprrinteiuleut of the Gruve Yanl of tha rnv,(hiillhu upptiiuUd auuually l) the City Council. Use Z. H ir-all be the duty of -mid Superintendent tn tuUtj charge nf the Gruve Yard, In make file id the uiiiohl iU Ibereiu, to onnoe (he fem e ah nit the name to he kept iu proper order, to defray the rxjieutrt tlitrenf, till nf the prM:edt nf the Into told, to expend the h;iltin;i! nt' uch proeeeili in Mudi miiuni rn uni) he direi lt d hj the t ilC-uu-ed, iiiet to ih.iK repot I nf hi piucri dn jl to tin (Jity (viiiinnil, n thetinioi e.irh ye.ir. Sir !t. Any peroii dmirouii In purehn'Q a lot mi llm tiiavi: Yard, hall pay to iio upiTinteiidi ut the mm f live ilidl.irr, ntid ttike hm receipt, tpemfviu Ihe aiimuiit paid, and the hit intemU-d tn be purctmed, whu h ri et iot 'hull he d. livi red to the Mnyorj ami the Mayor, upon rteeniif thn finne, ihnll execute und deliver to th urehnter udm-vi-jniice inr mcti lot, in the following hum, to-wit : , "Eur five dullatu, paid to the Superintendent of the Grave Yard of the eity of Co- In in bun, the receipt whereof ii lirrehy nc-knuwledk:ed, I Imve old, and tin herehy, in my olumal cupnei'y, emivey to uud hi bun or iiMigut, forever, I, nt Nn. in Ihe Gruvo Yard ol the rity nf Cnluinl ui, for a burying id tee, relerem e beiiiu had to the plat thereof tiled in my ullice, In 1. shimmy whereof, 1 have hi feiinto let my IiiimI, mid nlFutd Ihn st iil nf mid ntv, iitel llm Recofdi r bath eounierngued the lame, Ihii day o( May or Attiit, if rrnriT. Bit. 4. The City Cimnr.il ihnll annually nppniut a Si-Molt. Il be hit duty to keen Ihe Grave Yard in proper order, ami to dig grim whenever ealhd on lor that imrpiiM. Km hi Muvicrt hi lnil receive tho lulhiwinz emnpeiikulioii; fur dicing mid filling up crnvi t for perioni over filu en yeart of tine, twi dolhirt eardj fur the tame fur per- under liltt en yinrtuf uge, one dull ir und ihtv cent each. 1 hm ordinanee tn tuko rfTeiil, nnd ho In force, from ami after Ihe phmiic thorcof. II. W. M'COY, Vmidtni. Vlirtt V. T. Mahtin, HcconUu 1 July U, iu:ii 5G V J