Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1844), 1845-03-07

              DAILY 0 STATE JOURNAL, a vnr TTivfc viir COLUMBUS, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1345. f T fill. NUMBER 146. 10 PUBLISHED DAILY, BY CHARLES SCOTT & CO. Drr ic k corner of High and Town sired, Buttles' Building. TKKMS. Daily during the session of the Legislature, -and tri-wcckly the rcmaiuilcr ol the year 55 00 Tri-wcckly per annum 4O0 Weekly per annum 2 00 Vrrsni f .IHtrrliiiHg. Twelve lines or less, one or three insertions, Jl, and 25 cents for earn additional insertion for three months $5 for six monihs gti lor twelve months $ 12 Longer advertisements in the same proportion, with a deduction ol 0 per rent, on the amounl over $-0 in sis months. The number of insertions must he marked at the end of all advertisements, or they will be continued until ordered out, and charged accordingly. JBjf the IVor. For twelvo lines 12 fourth of a column J20 half column 30 whole column 10. StIIOnil V CO. Farwrtraiaa; nail ('omnik aioa Mrrcbaaia dieacral Praa'ace Venders, Agents for N. York and Buffalo Luke Boat line; John Allen's Clinton line, and Ohio and N. York line, on the Krie Cnual; T. Kichmond At Co.'s Diamond Line, on the Ohio Canal. White Ware-House, West end Scioio Bridge, Columbus, Ohio. Refer 'o Messrs. Cowing. Richmond, Williams At Co.,N. Y. City. " Kinne, Davis it. Co., Buffalo, New York. O" Gurdon, Williams At Co., Deiroit, Michigan. Thomas Kichmond ot Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 11 A. Cadwallader At Co., Zancsville, Ohio. " Young At Fitch, Newark, Ohio. " J. W. Kinlcv At Co., Cirrleville,Oliio. Mr. M. R. Baillclt, Chillicolhc, Ohio. Messrs. Conway At Robinson, Portsmouth, Ohio. Th " lri,lBy r Cf. i Columbus, Ohio. Jhos. Moodte, Eso:., t ashrer, I ' Ql'Libcral advances will be made on all Consignments, if reiiurel. May I. last.. it. NJSW KsrrAlll.lsjIljnKNT.-.GKOKGEJ PUGH Copper, Tin and IShect Iron Wnra Manufacturer, re-spi'Cilnlly mlorins tliu citizens of Columbus and vicinity that he has opened a shop on High street, five doors South ol Town street, where he will keep constantly onbana afullaud general assortment of Tin Ware. All kinds Cornier work made to order. Tin Gutters, Leaders and Roofing inadein goodstylcby experienced workman. Orders thankfully received and punctually attended to. Particular attention given to jobbing. Columbus, June ill, 1842. TO TUB I. A l 1 1 St. Just received at the sign or the Golden Boot, a large and splendid assortment of Ladic3, Shoes, latest style of Philadelphia manufacture, vii: Kid and morocco Paris t n and slippers, kid and morocco buskins and spring heel Paris lias, Mark lasting and fancy colored half gaiters, blurs lasting and fancy colored dress buskins, kid and morocco buskin wells and walking shoes, Misses' kid and morocco buskins and walking shoes, colored and black Pnns tics and slippers, children's boot morocco and leather boots, rolored and black boots and ancle ties, all of which stilt be sold hcapcr than weie ever offered before in this c ilv. I'd,. 17, lit U H. II. KIMliAI.1i ClI.VKKaniTII rind Jeweller IUmov.il. The subscriber has removed his establishment nest door to Mr. VsSVhneidcr's Confectionary, opposite the I'ily House, where he will keep on hand a good assortment of Watches, Jew. dry, Ate, which. he will sell verv cheap. Repairing of all kinds utlciidcd to on the shortest notice, and all wont warranted. As the subscriber is determined to sell lower than any body else, and do his work better and cheaper than any other per son. he hones to receive a sharo of naironnge. The public are invited to call, and be satisfied by seeing for llieniseivrs. w. iivvi. May 28, 1814. Bl'CKKYK HOUSK, Columbus, Ohio. Tht subscriber would most respectfully inform lbs public that Inis well known House, on Broad street, is now under his rhargc is titled up in superior stylo, and .very attention paid to Ihe comfort and convenience of Travelers and Boarders. His Table is furnished with lha very best productions of the country, and his Bar with lha choicest Liquors. Attached to lha llousa is a very larg and commodious Stable, which iftattcmlcd with great care. It is the intention of Ihe subscrilier In spare neither pains nor exiensc In render satisfaction to all who fall on him ; and bv charirliiir moderate bills rnmmciisuiala with tho prercnl hard limes, he hopes to receive a share of Ihe public patron age. n..riuiiu. Columbus, November 2(1, 1HS. CAItl.KRT ITIAKINU. The subscriber respectfully informs his friends end Ihe public that he continues to carry on the Cabinet snaking business at his shop on High street, between Town and Rich streets, and has always ol hand, and will make lo order, all kinds of Furniture, which be will warrant cnual to any offered in Ihe place. rjj"lle has oa rieelleul Ml! A KMC, and is prepared lo make COFFINS and attend Funerals on the shortest notice. Collins of all kinds keot on haun. 2'ermrcr reasonable, and suited tolhe limes. Orders for any article in his line will meet with prompt mention. A. V. HEADER. Columbus, Nov. 8, 1841. .dlf DIA.TIonn llll OK tITOHK. Joltlf Joins, would respectfully announce to the citizens of Columbus end vicinity, that hu has removed from Ihe sign of the Golden Bait, to his old stand on High street, near the corner of iQtid where be has on hand the largest assortment of Prison mtPio Boots and Shoes now in the city, which he offers for sale, wholesale or retail, al prices lo suit the times. Country merchants would do well to call and examine hit slock, before purchasing elsewhere. The Crali may always be supplied with Leather, and all kinds of Findings and Kit, by calling at the Diamond Shot Start. Particular attention paid lo III 1 1 ii? orders from abroad. N. B. Cwrfont Work and Repairing don to order on the shortest possible notice. Feb. 17, 1844. BOOTS Anl) mlOEst. -H. II. KIMBALL, a fine sign of Ihe Golden Bool, would respectively invite the attention of his friends and ihe public to the inspection of his large assortment of Kaitern and Cily made Boots and Shoes. From his experience in the business, he is willing lo guarantee lo give satisfaction wilh respect lo cheapness, neatness and durability. Also, a good assortment of Lasts and Shoe Findings constantly on hand. Feb. ft). 1844. HKAD At FUsXT. Ilal., . hae ita4 Itoa-nets. In addition to his large stock of Boots and Shoes Hie subscriber has just received an extensive assortment o Men's Fur,Silk,Wool and Palm Hats;Boys Palm and Leghorn do; Men and Boys Cloth and Fancy Caps; Women's Chip and Willow Bonnets, which are offered at great bargains, at retail or by Ihe case. Country Merchants wishing to purchase will find it lo their interest to call at the Golden Bool. March H. II. II. KIMBALL poi.l'tlllt l IsfSll-BAXC'sf. rOMPAHlV Fisl AKD Maribe. The attention of the public is called lo he following scale of return nrrmiums on risks terminating successfully to this Compaav, adopted by its board of Dire lors. It is believed that this system, whereby every party insuring becomes largely and certainly interested in Ihe profits of the Comoanv without risk to himself, offer advantages su perior to the remote profits of the mutual plan of insurance, I . k-- . I . M I . . I .H.nj.;.Mj h. Ihia SMntnimitv au ui h:j win lie iusiit iippio i-.i'. 'j w . Hcali of return Premiumt: On every stngc premium 10 per cent. On eel gross annual premiums from fifJOO tojOOO, 12J ' t ret gross annual premiums amounting toTi.OOO and upwards, 15 " This Company continues lo insure every specirt of build, inc. and Ihe furniture, machinery. roods, wares and merrhan dues and other property contained therein, against loss or damage by fire; also, steamboats and sail vessels, and the cargoes of steamboats, sail vessels, keel boats, flat boats and other water craft, against Ike perils of seas, lakes and rivers on the most tavoraoie terms. A. D. t is r. w , June 1 , 1844.. lylw. gccrWary, AT All.. Ju't received end for sale at the lowest prices, 1 1 supply of the benl Pittsburgh Juniata Nails from the snaaufactory. April 29 8. E. WRIGHT At CO. RILEY'S PILE OINTMENT. The following renin-rates are presented lo Ihe public from well known indi viduals in the lown of Mansfield, ol rurrs effected by using Riley's Pile Ointment, which place beyond all doubt the curative poworsof the medicine : After suffering much from a painful development of the Piles, I applied Riley's justly celebrated Ointment, and w as entirely cured by using it one week. F. COOK. niansticid, uinu, July , Ion. I hereby certify, thai suffering very severely with the Piles during the month of July, 11113, 1 was unable to attend lo my harvesting, and having Ward of Mr. Riley's Pile Ointment, I was induced to iry us virtues. I procured some, and was thereby enabled lo resume my harvesting, and have not been severely alllicted since. 1 therefore recommend it In die af dieted wilh confidence. S. G. COBEAN. Mansfield, Ohio, July 3, 1841. Mansfield, Sept. 23, 1843. W. Willshire Riley. Dear sir: The high repuialion ol your Pile Ointment induced me lotry its virtues, which proved so successful, thai I lliiiu it due to you and Ihe public lo add my testimony in favor of its efficacy, believeing your ointment if used will alleviate such human sullcrinz. My little sou was alflii ted with Piles from his infancy, till about eight years of ago. every effort lo cure him proved fruitless ; until 1 henrd ol your file Ointment. I o.tmiicd a vial and elfcc-ted an enure cure in three applications, which not only relieved him of his excrucini ng disease, but resulted in a great improvement in his general health. Kespeeuuiiy, yours, s. U. lAr I1 liNUKillir. I hereby ccriifv. that sulTerinr verv severely imm the Piles in Ihe moiuh of December Inst il being tho llitrd attack I had experienced within the last lour years, I was induced lo Iry llio ointment made ny Itir. iiucy lor that disease, Irom which I obtained a speedy relief, anil alter using one vial of it I was able to resume my business. JAMES CRUMB. Mansfield, Richland county, Ohio, January 20, 1844. I hereby rerlify that I have been nllliried verv severely wilh the Piles for the last two years, and after using various remedies without obtniiiing much relief, I was induced to Iry iiucy s ceienraicu nimmem inr nic pucs, and oninined speedy relief, and I therefore confidently recommend il to those afflicted with this painful disensc. AMOS S. RAMSEY. Columbus, Ohio. Oct. 14. 1844. Fur Sale by J. B. Whcaton, S. Clark and Denig At Son, Columbus. - Dec. 6, 1844 ly. Ititrtflrlmit to sUnre-rila nml Trm-hcra, McGUFFEY'S ECLECTIC READERS aro now presented, newly stereotyped, thoroughly revised, and greatly enlarged, with many and impoilanl improvements, and in their approved form are regarded as ihe cheapest and besl reading hooks in the English language. In this series, comprising as it does a careful selection of moral, instructive and entertaining matter, progressively arranged, and graduated with reference lo ihe capacity of the pupil, Dr. AtcGuf-fey has afforded to parents end teachers a most thorough, complete and efficient auxiliary in the education of youth. There does not exist a series ol School Readers more admirably and philosophically adapted to lead the pupil slep by step from the elements of tho language, lo llio furthered point in attaining which Ihe aid of an instructor can avail him. The Cincinnati Public Schools have recently been remodeled lo sonic exlenl as regards the use ol books, and notwithstanding the zealous ellnrls of others to introduce (heir own publications, McGiiffey's Eclectic Readers, cVc, were urani. niouslv ic-ndopled by the trustees. Ray's Arithmetic, parts 1, 2, and 3, were also adopted in the same schools. I. N. Whitihh At HuNTiMoroit, Booksellers, Columbus, aro agenls for Ihe publishers of the Eclectic School Books, and will supply country merchants at the publisher's wholetale prices. Recommendation. The lionrd of School Examiners for I lie county of Franklin, under tho provisions of the School Law w hich empower them lo recommend lo the several schools within said county such school books as they deem besl adapted lo Ihe purposes of education, propose, after examination, the use of McGiiffey's Eclectic Readors newly revised editions, and Ray's Arithmetical course, as the best within their present knowledge. As uniformity is desirable, and a uniformity of good books absolutely ncccssnry to prevent frequrnt changes, it is hoped that teachers will use every Inudnble effort lo effect the introduction of the above recommended series of books. II. L. HITCHCOCK, JAS. K. LINN EL, DoclS. SAMUEL T. MILLS. NEW noOKD-KEV BOOK".. The following, with lots of others, have just been received, and for salo at RILEY'S Cheap Book Store, opposite Ihe Slalc House: Vcrplauck's llluslrnled Edition of Shakspeare, in Nos. The Life and Writings of Win. Lrggclj 2 vols, in one. Keith's Land of Israel; 1 vol. Kendall's Santa Fe Expedition; new supply, f Sidney Smith's Miscellanies; 3 vols, The Poems of N. P Willis; I vol. Mncaulcy's Miscellanies, complete in I vol. Young's Chronicles of the Pilgrims; I vol. Pencilling by the Way; by N. P. Willis. The Life of Geo. Brimmcll, Esq. Paslnnd Present, by Thomas Curtylc. The History of Chivalry; by Charles Mills. " 11 the ( Vusaders; do. Electrotype Manipulations, in 2 Nos, Afloat and Ashore. The Ingoldsby Legends. The Comic Klarksluno. The United Irishman, in 2 vols. Ocll7. LAW BOOKS. New York Digest, new edition. A complete Digest of all the cases reported in Coleman's Cases, Cainc's Reports, 3 vols.; Caine s Cases in Error, 2 vols.) Johnson's Cases, 3 vols.; Johnson's Reports, 20 vols-; Cow-en, !) vols.; Wendell, K vols.; Hill, 6 vols.; Hall, 2 vols.; and Anthon's Nisi Pnus, complete in 4 vols., by Thus. W. Clarke. A new supply of Smith's Leading Cases, 2 vols. American Notes. Hill's Reports, complete ; S vols. " " vol. Mb. Gordon's Digest Laws United Slates, 1814; 1 vol. Brown's Chancery Reports, 4 vols. Perkins' edition; Just received by Jan2 J. H. RILEY. rpoBACCO AND SNUFF. J. 2.5kegsCasey No l,6TKy. Tobacco 15 do low priced do do; 10 boxes Ky. Cavendish 1 lb. lump do; 10 do 12 plug do; 300 doz. Mrs. Miller's line cut chewing do; 200 do H. Thayer do 20 Jars Macahoy SmilT; 30 Bladders Scotch do. For sale by June 4. TIIOS. ACHF.SON. LIUUORS AND WINES. Otard, Dupay At Co., Brandy: A. Seigneiie. do; Mcder Swan Gin; Hourglass do; Si. Croix Rnm; Jamaica do; Madeira Wine; mi no. Champaign do; best brands, le by June4. T Port clo; For sal HOS. ACHESON. VIANTED la eicbnage (or Ureteric., at Cash i t Price., Rye 40 rts. per bush.; Flaxseed "lb do; Dried A pples 60 do; Iteans 25 lo 60 do; Oats 20 cents per frash.j Timnihy Seed Jl do; Dried Peaches $ I do; Ginseng 20 els. per Ibj Feathers 25 do; Beesw ax 25 rts. per lb; Bultcrin roll, kcr or barrels 6 cts. per lb. June. THOfl. ACHESON c OFFEE AND SUGAR. 60 bags Rio Coffee; lu d'i Java an; 5hhds. N.O. Sugar; 3 boxes Loaf Sugar. No. 1. lObbls. N.O. Molasses. Forsaleby June 4. TIIOS. ACHESON. TEAS. 10 Chests Young Hyson Tea; 20 hall chests do; 6 chests Gunpowder do; 5 do Imperial, do; For sale bv June 4. THOf. ACHESON. QP1CES. 10 hags Pepper; 25 Mats Cassia; Forsaleby June 4. 6 do Allspice; i bbl. Nutmegs; THOS. ACIIEaON. COME ONK, Come All, la Ihe New nmt Cheap Cash Store I ROSENTH A LER At SPRINGER, aie now opening, one door souih of T. Achcson's Grocery Stoie ou High slreel, a splendid assortment of Fancy, Staple, Lace and Sulk Gunds, which lliey will sell cheaper llian ll.e cheapest!! Their slock consists in part of rich fig'd, striped and plain Alpaeras, Cashmere d'Ecnsee, selected patterns, Crape dcLaiuc and Mousliu dvLainc, high rolored, Lupines, Bombazines, figured and plain, rirh slriped China Silks, blark and blue-black Silk and Satin, Honntt Velvet, different colors, Bonnet mid nock Ribbons, latest style. Silk Fringes, Thread and Lisle Laces, Jaconet and Swiss Inserting aim Edgings, Silk and Woolen Mils, Long Mils, Kit ami Net Gloves, Bu-glo Neck Laces, Hair Pins and Bugle Combs, Silk Velvet Points, striped and figured. Silk Blums and Mohair Nets, Artificial Flowers, Chusan Ginghams, Irish Linen and Colla-rells, Jaconet. Mull, Buokand Swiss Muslins, plain and fig'd, Bishop Lawns, Ate, Ate. Shawls We have also a general assortment of Shawls, which cannot be heat this side of Ihe Mountains, consisting of Plain and embroidered Thibet Shawls, Plain and embroidered Silk Shawls, Cashmere Shawls, slriped and plain, Black emb'd Woolen Shaw Is, from 8 lo 10 qrs. Damask black and colored, from 0 to 14 qrs. Itliinkel Shawls, all sizes, Winter Hose, I 'nshmcrc, orsled, Raw Silk and Silk Hose, while and black. ALSO A largo lot of Broad Clolhs, Cassimcres, Satinetts, Vest-ings, Kentucky Jeans, Beaver and Pilot Clolhs, Flannels, Tickings, Checks, Bleached and Brown Muslins, Diapers, and all other articles usually kept in Dry Goods Stores. AH those who want more than Ihe worlh of their money, will please call and examine our large and splendid lot of Goods. Oct31. COUGHS. COLDS, ASTHMA Sherman's Cougti Lox-cnges are the safest, most sure and cffeclual remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumptions, Whooping Cough, Asthma, Tightness of the Lungs or Chest, Ate, Ate. The proprietor has never known an instance where they did not give perfect satisfaction. Several thousand boxes have been sold within the last year, restoring to health persons in almost every stage of consumption, and those laboring under the most distressing colds and coughs. Jonathan Hownrth, Esq., Ihe well known temperance lecturer, look a severe cold Inst January by sleeping in damp beets, that seemed lo have settled in a consumption. He raised a good ileal of bloody mailer, and his cough was so harassing and incessant lhat he could get no rest by day or night. Alter trying various remedies without relief, he iho't lhat death alone wuuld relieve him of his misery. But by tho ndvico of a lady he purchased a box of Shc'rmnn's Cough Lozenges; they gave him great relief, and to his surprise made him rest easy, and enabled him to sleep sound all night; three dnys' use of ihem made a new man of him, and he is recommending Sherman's Lozenges to all his acquaintances. SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES are the only infallible worm destioying medicine ever discovered. 1,400,000 boxes have been sold, anil not a failure has ever been known. They desiroy all kinds of worms, and cannot injuro where there are none. jfVec tlill'ereat pertone evred of II Vm A the uie of one fiox of 11' arm Lostngn. "Messrs. G. F. T. At Co., 147 Main slreel, Miiciiinali. ticiltlemeii: flly wile tins been alllicted wilh worms from Ihe ago of three years, and tins nev- r ocen wiinuut tncm. Mc resided at jliddletown, lluilcr county. At limes, the has been so alllicted w ith worms as to require the attendance ol two ol the best physicians in llifl place one doclorinff her for one complain!, and olio for another; but gelling worse, she removed to Madison, nndwns under die hands of Iwo of Ihe most celebrated physicians of that place, but all did her no good. She came lo Cincinnati some timo since, and began lo despair ol getting belter; in deed she got so bad, the worms came up in her throat her sutierings became almost numerable. Hearing ot tho many cures performed by Sherman's Lozenges, she thought that she would try tncm last Aiigusl. I stepped in your slurc and got a box of ihe worm lozenccs. and 1 have everv reason to re joice lhat I did so. She look but oar. half box, when the worms came Irom her in himrhcs. 1 could not be positive, ml 1 would suppose Hint there were from fifty lo sixty in each mnch. The last dose brought several while worms, from twelve to fifteen inches long. She began to gel well, and fell belter than she hail for years. Being cured, she gnve the balance of the box to a neighbor by the name ol Herald, who lives a snort instance irom us, who has iwo children, one live anil Ihe olhcr Iwo years of age, w ho were much troubled with W'orms. and 1 have heard since, that by ihe time they had used up the box, both children were entirely cured." The above is from Mr. R. Richards, Lawrence street, near From. WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKS!! 1,UOO,OOI) SJOI.I YIIAltLY! Finer oni.v 12A Cents. SHERMAN'S POOH, MAVS PLASTER. Ihe besl Sireiigiheniiig Plaster in the world, and a sovereign remedy for pains and weakness in the bark, loins, side, breast, neck, limbs, joints, rheumatism, and lumbago; worn on the lower part ol the spine, they entirely cure the pilei; and on the small of the back, the falling of the womb; applied to tho back of tho neck ol children teething, they give great relief. Ill roughs, colds, oppression of the chest and stomach, liver complaint, dyspepsia, asthma, and all diseases where local remedies arc required, none ran he Heller than these plasters. They are tonic, or strengthening, stimulating and anndvne. Physicians recommend them because they slick belter and afford more relief than any other ever known, One million are sold yearly J. W. Iloxic, Esq , who was bent nearly double with Rhett malism, was enabled, after wearing one 12 hours, lo get up and dress himself. In 2 days he was perfectly well. Mr. David Williams, of Elizabelhtown, N. J., an old revolutionary soldier, was so afflicted w ilh rheumatism lhat he could hardly help himself. One of these Plasters entirely cured nim. Mrs. George Nixon, one of tho Managers of Ihe Institution for Airiil Imiiircnt Females in Ihe citv of New York, savs Ihe old ladies and great bench! Irom these Plasters lliey be. ing very liable to pains or weakness in the back, ns well as oiucr parts or the body. Caution. 1 he great reputation these l'lnstcrs have at tnined, has inouccd many unprincipled persons lo get up worthless imitations. Ask for Sherman's Poor Man's Plaster, and see that full directions for use, and a fac similie of his name, A. Sherman, M. D., is on the bark of each. Trust none others, or you will be deceived. J net otitu twelve-and-a'tiai cent: ii. F. THOMAS, 147 Main St., between 3d and 4lh, O Sole Agenl for Cincinnati. KHF.RMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES give immedi- ale relief to nervous or sick head ache, palpitation of the heart, lowness of spirits, despondency, inflammatory or putrid sore throal, bowel or summer complaint, fainting, oppression or a sense of sinking of the rhesl. cholic, spasms, cramps ol the n . . . i -n- 1 n j- stomach or bowels, nystericai anecuoiii miu an nervous uis-cascs, drowsiness through the day, and wakefulness at night, cholera or cholera morbus, diarrhoea, lassitude, or a sense ol latigne. Persons travelling or attending large parlies, will find ihe Lozenges really reviving, and imparting the buoyan-ryof youth. Joseph II. rsones, W-i irB rresmrm oi me vvasningion Marine Insurance Company, has suffered for years wilh nervous head ache, thai noihiiig would relieve till he used Ihese Lozenges, which relieved il entirely in 15 minutes. Dr. G. Hunter has been subject lo violent attacks of headache, so as lo make him almost blind for two or three hours at lime. Nothing ever afforded him any relief till he tried these Lozenges, and thoy cured him in a few minutes. In the Catholic Half-Orphan Asylum of this city, Containing upwards of one hundred children, we have lieen in Ihe habit of using Dr. Sherman's Lozenges, for the various diseases for which they are recommended, and ha 'e always found Ihem lo he attended with most beneficial effects. I therefore most willingly add my commendation lo the many others in Iheir favor. 1'UCY IGNATIUS, Sup. of the Cath. Ualf-Orph. Asy. A. Y. May 3d, 1813. Dr. Sherman's Lozenges ran be obtained w holesale and retail of G. F. THOMAS, Main si., between 3d and 4lh, oppo-if ftatl Orliep. Sole Agenl for Cincinnati, Ohio, and of Ihe following Agenls: fnliitnlma Whilinp At Huntington; Jacktown. J. M. Say. lord; Hebron, James Lyon; Kirkersville, James Kirkenda'll; Elna, Richard Larriso'n; Rcvnoldsburgh, Jacob McCurdy; Jefferson, John Hopkins; i.aiaycnc, unn niciriuiian; sum .rf.,,1 p H Pn Vienna, ftarel At Jones. Cough Lozenges 25 els. per box; Worm do; Camphor do. Pnnr Man'. Plasters only l"4 cents apiece. All who buy a bos of Dr. Sherman's Lozenges, or a Plaster, are entiih-d lo one of SHERMAN'S MESSENGERS OF HEALTH, which can be obtained Irom all Agents. Octl7, I844..6m. BAKE It A NO KII.L'V, Hnrgr MlrnlMe, and I.UMBtjS. O 'The undersigned inform their Iriends Co-Ihe Public, that they are prepared In execute all orders in the line ot Iheir profession, at llio shortest notice, and UPON the LATEST and AIOST APPROVED PRINCIPLES. TEETH, from one lo full set, inserted on GOLD PLATE uomi the principle of ATMusriiKHic Puis juke. Having rcrriillymade a very important 'iivcnlion in Ihe arl of adapting ihe Plato to the Gums, w hich enables us lo warrant Plate work in all cases lo answer Ihe purposes of mastication, and in poinl of durability, neatness of lit, and elegance of finish, ecjunl, if not superior to any oilier establishment. EXPOSED NERVES destroyed v ilhout pain by a siu-oi.k application. Diseases of'iheTeeihand Gums cured. Tccih filled, in almost every instance tcithout pain, cleaned, and set on pivots, and wahranteu fehmak knt. O" Charges so moderate that Denial operations arc placed wiihin the means of every person. Ktl'l HKS( es. Gov. Mordecai Hartley, Hon. Sam'l Galloway, Hon. J. W. Riley, Col. Sam'l Medary, Dr. Carter, Columbus. Dr. Wm. II. Murdoch, Springfield, O. Gen. A. 11. Patterson, Delaware, O. Isaac J. Allen. Esq., Alnuslield, O. C. R. Doming, Ashland, Richland co., O. Judge t'hoalo. Milan, O. Pill Cooke, Esq.. Sandusky Cily, O. George Allen, Circlcvillo, O. JanlL.d jy To lh M'rofreiion. We keep on hand a large slock of Dr. Ai.cock's PRE Ml CM TEETH, which we will sell nt his New York prices. Comment upoti the quality of these Teeth is deemed superfluous.Also, on hand, GOLD and SILVER PLATE, rolled lo nnv thickness; GOLD and SILVER SOLDERS, and GOLD, SI LYE II and TIN FOl L, of a superior quality; and a superior article of WASH lor Diseased Gums, with TOO TH POWDERS of variuus kinds, as low as can be bought elsewhere in the Sinic. JOHN W. BAKER, WM. WILLSHIRE RILEY, Surgeon and Mrchanical Dentielt. OmrF one door north of Ihe Neil House, Columbus, Ohio. NovSli, HJi4..t-wJy. DISSOLUTION. The co-pnrlnership heretofore existing under the firm of R. ELLIS At CO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. R. Ellis takes the guods, and U. W. Penney ihe notes and accounts of said firm. It. ELLIS, January 1, 1845. G. W. PENNEY. CALL AND SETTLE. The nnics end accounts belonging to the late firm of R. Ellis At Co., will be felt until the first of April next with R. F.llis for settlement and collection, and all persons having unsullied accounts are requested to call anil settle immediately. G. W. PENNEY. II. F.LLIS, Intending soon to go Kn.il to renew his slock nfllardware, is anxious lo dispose of his entire slock before ihe fiitt of A" pril next, nt prices much lower than ever before sold in Colum bus, consisting in pari as ioiiows : UA!ir'Ll I bit a' Planes, Hand, Panel, Ripping and Back Saws, Chisels, Gouges, Steel and Iron Squares, Plane Irons, Ate, Ar c. BLACKSMITHS' Jje.lows, Mouscholc Anvils, Vires, Files and Sledges. COOPERS. Rochester Cooper's Tools for sale ot manufacturers' prices. and warranted. CABINET MAKERS. Files, Rnsps, Bureau Knobs, Bed Screws, Till Locks, Ate. Ill ll.lH.llcS. 25 doz. New Haven Locks and Latches; 25 doz. 5 nnd 6 inch Cnrpenlers' Locks ; 100 doz. Blake's mid Norfolk Latches; 2a0 doz. Baldwin's patent Bulls ; 1000 gro. New Englnnd Premium Screws; 100 pairs warranted Eliplic Springs ) 60 doz. Simmon's, and Bird's, and Weld's warranted Axes ; 100 doc. 1 , J. 3, and 4 blade Pocket Knives ; 60 doz. Ames' and Rowland's Shovels and Spades ) 2'X) pairs assorted Trace Chains; Rowland's mill and crosscut Saws, Brass Candlesticks, wnrrnnicd Slcelyards, Brushes, Files, Rasps, Axlctrccs, Ma nilla nope, ore. JUNIATA IRON AND NAILS. 200 tons Juniata Iron ; 100 tons Hammered Iron, on commission, and for laic al manufacturer's prices ; 1000 kegs Juniata Nails ; I ton Sanderson's Cast Steel : 5 tons warranted Spring Slccl; 200 Boxes Pittsburgh Glass. Country merchants aie invited to call. Jan7. R. ELI IS. FEVER AND AGUE, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Inler millent nnd Remittent Fevers, and all the various forms of Bilious diseases, speedily and thoroughly cured by Dr. Osgood's India Cholngoguc. Dr. Osgood's India Cholagngue, which has gained such notoriety in the cure of Fever and Ague, and other billions affections. This medicine was prepared by a regular physician, and is the result of an extensive practice of several years in the bilious climate. Those who have used it themselves, or seen its salutary effects upon others, need no farther evidence of its great value, or the high estimation in which il is held. A small trtalite on the "causes, trcaimcnl ami cure of fever and ague, and oilier diseases of bilhous climates," may be hadgrurij of tho above ngenl. A new supply of ihe above invaluable medicine received and for sale al the Ohio Drug Store, by Ocll7..5. 8. CLARK, Bolt Agent. BROWN'S CHANCERY. Reports of Cases in Chance, ry, from 1T78 to ITjl, by William Brown, Esq., wilh the Annotations of Mr. Bell and Mr. tden. Ldued by J. C Perkins, Esq. Four volumes, 8vo. " Brown's Reports embrace Ino period from I77H lo 1794, while Ihe woolsack was occupied in succession by lhose two master minds, Lord Thurlow and Lord Loughliorough. The first appearance of lliese Reports seems to mark an epoch in the Reports of Chancery not unlike that which n liltle later was established by Ihe Term Reports in Ihe King's Bench. Thcnrelbrward the judgments in both courts have appeared in an unbroken succession. Brown, therefore, must be considered as the leader of the regular lint of Reports in Chancery."The cases he has reported are of great practical value, a large pari of Ihem lying al the verv foundation of Chancery, J heir importance is attested by Ihe tarl lhat Drown s Keporis are oftencr riled by writers of authority than any oiher scries of Reports in Chancery. In England they have been enriched by lerrned and laborious annotations by Iwo different editors, Mr. Belt and Mr. Eden. Until Ihe present lime, however no edition of Ihem has appeared in Ihe V. Slates. "We have now More us Ihe nrsl volume ol an yimencsn edition, which promises lo surpass in interest and practical value any or Ihe fcriglun edilious ol ine worn; nor-lieve that there is any edition of any Reports lhat has ever been published, either in England or America, which ui recommended by such useful and ample ediional labors. I he notes of Mr. Bell have been retained, and those of Mr. Eden, so far as they could be made supplementary to Ihese, have lieen added. Thus the separate labors of these editors are accumulated on Ihe same page, imparling of itself to the present edition, a higher value than belongs lo either of Ihe English editions. In England no similar amalgamation of the two series of notes could lake place, as each is protected by Ihe laws of copyright The notes of the present edition are siriefly practical. They are calculated lo add essentially In the value of the Reiorts, as a book of reference in Courts, and of daily use in the profession." Law Reporter for May. Just received, and for sale l the Bookstore of Nov23. 1. N. WHITING At HUNTINGTON. Bl IIANA!, KM.! At fa., GraraAi. Cosmu. non AND FonwARmao MslRCHAJITS, Poydrat It., Kern Orleam. H. Buchanan continues ihe Exchange business in Ports mouth O., as usual. , ' ........ .r m rff S V S Sll T . ...L 1 1 Hr.is T m.' il f is n ... nii.in.u., w. JOSEPH ' ELLIS. New Orleans, NovM...1m. JOHN B. MAON, New Orleans. NATURE'S GEM Just rereived "Nature's Gem," or American W ild Flowers in their native haunts, by Emma C. Embury, illustrated wilh 28 Plates of Plants, colored after nature, and landscape views of iheir localities flora drawings, by E. W. Whitefield; I vol. 4to. elegantly bound. Just received at Dcc26 RILEY'S Booktosre. pITV C1.0TIKi K.yil'OUim, iwa dear V touth of the Neil House, High ttrtet. The subscriber respectfully invites the attention of bis customers and the public in geueral, to his assortment of fine Clolhs, Cussiniercs, t estings, Ate., consisting of fiue French Black Cloths, various prices, Black and Blue Black English and American Clolhs, Green, Invisible Green, Blue and Brown Cloths. A splendid assortment ol French and American Fancy Cassimeres, low priced Clolhs, Cussiincies, Saiinelts and Black Cassimeres. A splendid assortment of Fancy Figured Silk Velvet Vesl-iiiys, Black Satins, and Blark English Silk Florinline Vesling, vt lute Satiu nnd Fancy Silk Vesting, Buff Cassimeres for Vests; Gents Merino Shirts, Lambs Wool Drawers, a superior nrlirle, Saliu Slocks, Plain end Trimmed Silk Scarfs, Italian Milk Cravats, Suspenders, Thibet Gloves, Shirl Collars, Alpacca Stocks and Ciavais. The above w ill be sold low, and made op in the best manlier and most fashionuble style; ihev are of his selection, and ns he is in ihe regular receipt of reports of the Fashions, he tvill be able to suit all who may favor him with a call. Icci..d3m. WAlVl fcK AMOS. A VALUABLE WORK 300,000 copies sold! To Teacheri and School Vommitteei. A Philosophical, Economical, and Elegaul System of Penmanship, by professor Towmlrow. A new editiou in seven numbers. lu compliance w ilh ihe urgent request of several experienced teachers lu New England, the publishers of Professor Town-drow's valuable system of Penmanship have issued a new edi-dilion, containing ihe Large Hand copies, in connection with the Fine Hand ; thus adding two numbers to Ihe original five of Ihe Fine Hand series. Tile system is now comprised in seven numbers, commencing wilh' two books of large hand copies. The Plates have all beeu re-engraved, and the series now appears in a new and more elegant form ihan ever before. '1 lie publishers respectfully call the attention of teachers, school committees, and all interested in the cause of education, to this valuable work, believing as they do, lhat il is " unturpaeted if equalled " by any work of Ihe kind ever issued in this country. The books aro manufactured of the liest of cap paper, and ruled wilh horizontal and perpendicular lines lo iiiaich the copies. A slight examination will convince any one of their superior quality and cheapness. The attention of teachers is particularly called to die elegance of lha engraved copies, which were executed by one of the best ar tists ui new i-'Iiihiui. J EWE IT At MASON, Publiihert, Cincinnati. Our spare will not allow us lo publish but a lew of ihe many valuable recommendations which have been received. The following arc selected : from tht Ttachert of the Public flchoolt of Salem, Mjsi., given at Ihe Umt Prnfeuor Toumdrow toot engaged at teacher of Penmanship, in Salem. The undersigned, teachers in the Public Schools of Salem. would take occasion to express, most cordially, their approbation uf Mr. Towndrow's System of Penmanship. Judging of its merits solely by a practical and thorough trial of it in ini-ii siiioiiis, it is iiieir tieruieu opiniun, inai uie rapid improvement of their pupils warrants them in saying, that it possesses peculiar advantages for the acquirement ol an easy, cicdllious and elegant style of Penmanship. They would also say, lhat an examination of Mr. Towndrow's Writing Books cannot fail lo convince every one of their superior rpialily and cheapness. O. CARLTON, Master, Public Latin School, R. PUTNAM, " English High School, WM. LEA YITT, " ifWA Grammar ' JOSEPH HALE. East Pemail r.u WARP Jti CEL YN, East H. GARDNER, William! ttrttt Central West, West Girls1 AHNER IIRUOKS, " D. P. UALI.OI P, ' J 11. FAIRFIELD, ALBERT LACKEY, North prom Rev. Gardner B. Perru. of Bradford. Having had opportunity lo observe, in this place, the advantages of introducing into our schools Mr. Towndrow's system of writing, nnd of his success in leaching, 1 am happy lo express n.y full concurrence in Ihe above recommendation. GARDNER B. PERKY. Prom Jacob Jiatchelder, Esq., Preceptor of Lynn Academy. For several years past I have used a pari of the series of Writing Books by Mr. 'J'owndrow, and cheerfully recommend them to the public for neatness of execution, excellence of materials, cheapness, and lucid development of the principles of instruction displayed in the arrangement. Lynn, Sept. 23, 1843. JACOB BATCHELDER. ToPsriii.D,July 4, 1843. Mr. JawrTT Dear Sir: Having examined and introduced inlo our schools Towndrow's Writing books, of which you are the publisher, we deem il a duly w e owe to the public, no less than to our children aad ourselves, lo express our derided approbation of their merits. We can say without hesitation, we think Towndrow's Writing Books are the most complete nnd well arranged of any we have ever sceu, in this branch of science. For the committee, R. PHILIPS, Jr. Sec'y of School Committee of Tops field. Matt. From I). Green llaskini, Esq., Poitland, Sit. I use Towndrow's Writing Books in my academy altogether, and cheerfully bear testimony lo their superiority, in my estimation, over all others lhat 1 have seen. D. GREENE HASKINS. From John Batchelder, Esq., Principal of tht Frakklin fe'frrrl School, Lynn. Having used Towndrow's System of Penmanship for several years, both in public and private instruction, 1 take pleasure, from ihe success which has atteuded its use, in giving il my dccitled approbation. 1 have examined and made use of many of the systems which are considered works of merit, hul I am fully satisfied that Towndrow's system, as a whole, is superior to any other wilh which I am arquaiiiiec. JOHN BATCH ELDER. Lynn, Sept. lit, 1813. From the Salem Obierrer. Cai.iobapiit. Messrs. Editors: 1 would beg leave through your journal to call Ihe attention of School Teachers and School Committees lo " Towndrow's Guide lo Caligra-phy," just published. It is an excellent system of Penman ship no one so well adapted lo lite wants of schools genral-ly, has, I candidly and unintrrestedly believe, been offered to in pontic, il comes, loo, in a ntting and ibrlonate time. Bascoin's system which has been extensively used, has become unpopular ; and II. F. Foster's books have failed of lutiiiiing the expectation wmcn tney raised a lailure, 1 eon-reive. A good system for schools, then, is much needed. Towndrow's, I am confident, will prove such. The Copies and the Writing Hooks a re so perfectly matched the system is so clearly delineated, and so tied up by a few plain rules, that il will go alone, and Ihe pupil must necessarily follow. This, indeed, is precisely what is wanted in our large schools, where but little particular instruction ran be given by the teachers. I recommend il lo the atlenlion of Uie numerous District Schools which are now about opening. , . , A TEACHER. For sale al wholesale and retail by Jan25. I. N. WHITING As. HUNTINGTON. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PRAYER BOOKS. The suliseribers have rerendv oncned the larvesi mnA moat splendid assortment of the Book of Common Prayer lo le found in the western country ) comprising some fitteen or twenty different editions of Ihe work, vis : Thomas, Cowpcnhwaii At Co's 8ro edition, large clear type ; imi i.mo ao qo ; Andrus At Son's I2moediiion, elegant Turkej morocco, gilt; ; Carey Al Hart's l2mo do elegantly bound do lOmo do do ; do 24mo do do; Kearney's beautiful 2mo edition, in lucks, and Turkey morocco, gill ; J. It. Lippmcotl At Co's elegant 2lmo edition, in Turkey morocco, gill ; Trios. T. Ash's elegant 24mo Turkey morocco, gill ; Anners' medium, 32mo edition, do do; do 31am do wilh Ihe Proper Lesions) do 48mo edition, with fine sieel engraving, i embossed morocco, Turkey morocco, Aie. A i.so A great variety of 'cheap Prayer Books, al 2S, 37, 50, fit, and 75 cents. Persons or families wishing lo supply themselves wilh Pray, er Books, would do wpll to call and examine the above assortment. I. pi. WHITING &. HUNTINGTON. Jan25. BUFFON'S NATURAL HISTORY. A splendid Pans edition, in 38 vols, quarto. A Natural History of Ihe Globe, of Man. of Brasis, Birds, Fishes, Reptiles, Insects, an Plants ; by KufThu, in French : 38 vols, quarto. A single copy of this most complete and rare edition of the entire works of Buffos ever published, for sale al a great bargain al Ihe Bookstore of Jao3l. I. N. WHITING t HUNTINGTON-