Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1844), 1845-02-07

              "7 DAILY OHIO STATE VOLUME VIII. COLUMBUS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1845. JOURNAL. NUMBER 122. PUBLISHED DAILY', BY CHARLES SCOTT & CO. Office corner of High and Townstroets, Buttles' Building. TERNS. Daily during the session of the Legislature, and Iri-weeklv the remainder of tlievesr,.. .55 00 Tri-wcekly per annum 4 00 Weekly per annum 2 00 XVrjtM mf .Urertising. Twelve lines or less, one or three inseriinut, 5' nl' ?3 rents for eurh additional insertion for three moaths $5 for six mouths 8 for twelve months 12 Longer advertisements in the same proportion, with a deduction ol 20 per cent, on the amount over i"-0 in fix months. The number of insertions must be marked at the end of all advertisements, or they will be continued until ordcted out, and charged accordingly. Mtg Iho IVar. Kor twelve lines 12 fourth of a column 20 half a column 530 whole column 10. S THOMAS Ac CO. Forwarding Mud rnaala- Mrrchaata eV (rnrral Piwlacs Meniere, Agents for N. York and Buffalo Lake Hont line; John Alleus Clinton line, and Ohio and N. York line, on the Erie Canal ) T. Kichmond & Co.'s Diamond Line, on the Ohio Canal. While Ware-House, West cud Scioio Bridge, Columbus, Ohio, liefer to Messrs. Cowing. Richmond, Williams k Co.,N. Y.Cily. " Kinne, Davis eV Co., Buffalo, New York. , " Gurdon, Williams Co., Detroit, Michigan. " Thomas llichmond fe Co., Clevelaud, Onto. " A. Cadwnllader fe Co., Zanesville, Ohio. " Y'oung & Filch, Newark, Ohio. J. W. Kiulev c Cn.,Cirrlovill,Ohio. Mr. M. K. Baitlclt, Chillicothc, Ohio. Mnssrs. Conway & Kobinson, Portsmouth, Ohio. Thol.MtaerJ"'1''''.01'--IU" Liberal advances will be made on all Consignments, if required. May I. IUU. .If. kv KiTAiii.imi.Tm,r.--(ii;oi(GF.J 1'Ltiii Copper, Tin and Sheet lnn Ware Manufacturer, respectfully itilorms the citizens of Columbus and vicinity that he has opened a shop on High street, five doors South of Town street, where he will keep constantly onhaua afullaud general assortment of Tin Ware. All kinds Copper work made to ordor. Tin Gutters, Lenders and Hoofing madein good style by experienced workman. Orders thankfully received and punctually attended to. Particular attention given to jobbing. Columbus, June 21, 11142. TO TIIK I. A Is IK St. Just received at the signofthe Golden Hoot, a large and splendid assortment of Ladies, Sliocs. latest style of I'hiladclphia manufacture, via: Kid and morocco Paris t es and slippers, kid and morocco buskins and spring beel Paris ties, black lasting and fancy colored half gaiters, black lasting and fancy colored dress buskins, kid and morocco buskin welts and walking shoes, Misses' kid and morocco buskins and walking shoes, colored and black Paris tics and slippers, children's boot morocco and leather boots, colored and black hoots and ancle ties, all of which still be sold cheaper than were ever offered before in this citv. Feb. 27, 1844 II. II. K1MI1AL1. SII.YEHS.TIITII and Jeweller Hesisovad. The subscriber has removed his establishment neit door to M r. I Schneider's Confectionary, opposite the City House, where t he will keep on hand a good assortment of Watches, Jew elrv, fee, which he will sell verv cheap. Repairing of all kinds attended to on the shortest notice, and all work warranted. As the subscriber is determined In sell lower than any body else, and do his work belter and cheaper than any other person, he hopes to receive a share of patronage. The public are invited to call, and be satisfied by speing for themselves. 8. BUCK. May 2B, lfilt. BttKtCli: IIOL'SK, tlelaasbaa, Ohio. The subscriber would most respectfully inform the public that litis well known House, on Broad street, is now under his charge is fitted up in superior style, and every attention paid to the rnmlbrt and convenience of Travelers and Boarders. His Table is furnished with the very best productions of the country, and his Bar with the choicest Liquors. Attached to the House is a very large and commodious Stable, which is attended with great rare. It is the intention of the subscriber to spam neither pains nor expense to render satisfaction to all who call on htm t and by charging moderate bills commensurate with the present hard limes, lie hopes to reeeive a share of the public patronage. 11. 1IUKD. Columbus, November Sfi, 1812. CAIIINBT ItlAKINU. The subscriber respectfully intbrms his friends ami the puhlic that he continues to carry on the Cabinet making business at his shop on High street, between Town and Kirh streets, and has aiwavs ol hand, and will make to order, all kinds of Furniture, which he will warrant equal to any offered in the place. ITU has net excolleal UKAKWK, and is prepared to make COFFINS and attend Funerals on the slionesl notice. Colli as of all kinds kept on nana. Terms very reasonable, and suited to the times. Orders for any article in his line will meet with prompt attention. A. W. READER. Columbus, Nov. 8, 1811. ,dlf DIAMOND "HO It STHB. John Jones, would respectfully announce to the citizens of Columbus and vicinity, that he has removed from the sign of the Golden Bool, to his old stand on High street, near the corner of r riend. where he has on hand the largest assortment or frison JT,ade Boots and Shoes now in the city, which he offers for Bsale, wholesale or retail, at prices to suit the times, v Country merchants would do well In call and examine his stock, before purchasing elsewhere. The Craft may always be supplied with Leather, and all kinds of Findings and Kit, by calling at the Diamond Slun Start. Particular attention paid In rilling orders from abroad. N. B. Custom Work and Repairing done to order on the shortest possible notice. Feb. 27, 1844. BOOTS AND SHOE. It. H. KIMBALL, aline sign of the Golden Boot, would respectively invite the atlcnlion of his friends and the pnbbe to the inspection iff his large assortment of Eastern and City made Boots and Shoes-From his experience in the business, he is willing to guarantee to give satisfaction with respect lo cheapness, neatness and durability. Also, a good assortment of Lasts and Shoe Findings constantly on hand. Feb. 20, HIM. HKADfe FKSXT. Ilau.taaa, Shawa stssd Hoav nels. In addition lo his large stock of Boots and Shoes Ibe subscriber has just received an extensive assortment o Mea's Fur,3ilk,Wool and Palm Hats;ltoys Palm and Leghorn do; Men and Boss Cloth aad Fancy Caps; Women's Chip and Willow Bonnets, which arc offered at great bargains, at retail or by the ease. Country Merrhanls wishing lo purchase will find it lo iheir interest to call at the Golden Bool. March 8. II. II. KIMBALL C01.1 ibis msiaiitri .tipahv. Fmi and Marini. The attention of the public is called to the following Kale of return premiums on risks terminating successfully to this Company, adopted by its board of Diree tors. It is believed that this system, whereby every pa reinsuring becomes largely and certainly interested ia the profits of the Company without risk 10 himself, offer advantages superior to the remote profits of the mutual plaa of insurance, and that they will be Justly appreciated hy this community. Scale of return I'remiums: On every lingU premium 10 per cent. On net gross annual premiums from f 5000 to $2.000 12) " lis Pel gross annual preminms amounting 2,0rm aad anwarris- 15 " This Cosrmany eoauaues to insure everv species of build- tnr. and the furniture, machinery, roods, wares and merchaa dues and ether 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 ether water craft, against the perils of seas, lakes and rivers oa the most favorable terms. A. 8. CHEW, June 1 , 1844. . ly tw. Secretary, W I PITCH ITBAMKB LAXP Oil,, Fayfe Kilboarne have for sale 400 gallons of winter strained Lamp Oil. Oct. 13. RILEY'S PILE OINTMENT. The following certifi-cates are presented to the public from well known individuals in the town of Mansfield, ol cures effected by using lliley's Pile Ointment, which place beyond all doubt the cu rativc powersofthe medicine: Aflcr suffering much from a painful development of the Piles, I applied Kiley's justly celebrated Ointment, and was entirely cured by using it one week. F.COOK. Mansfield, Ohio, July 4, 1814. I hereby certify, that suffering very severely with the Piles (luring the monlh of July, 1843, 1 was unable to attend lo my harvesting, and having beard of Mr. Kiley's Pile Ointment, I w as induced lo try its virtues. I procured some, and was thereby enabled lo resume my harvesting, and have tint been severely afflicted since. 1 therefore recommend ii 10 ihe af dieted with confidence. 8. G. COUEAN, Mansfield, Ohio, July 3, 1841. Mansfield. Sept. 23, 1843. W. Wiltshire Riley. Dear sir: Tho high reputation ol your Pile Oiniment induced me to try its virtues, which proved so successful, thai 1 thin it due to you and the puhlic lo add my testimony in favor rf its efficacy, believetng your ointment if used will alleviate such human suffering. My little son was allliclcd with Piles from his infancy, till about eight ears of age. every effort lo cure him proved fruitless; until heard of your Pile Ointment. I obtained a vial and offer-led an entire cure in three applications, which not only relieved him of his excruclal ng disease, but resulted in a great improvement in his general health. Resiiectfully, yours, S. C. COFFIN UERRY. I hereby certify, thai suffering very severely Irom Ihe Piles in Ihe monlh of lleccmbcr last it being the third attack I had experienced within the last four years, 1 was induced lo Iry Ihe ointment made by Mr. Hi ley "for that disease, from which I obtained a speedy relief, and alter using one vial of il I was able lo resume my business. JAMES CRUMB. Mnnsfield, Rishland county, Ohio, January 20, 1 04-4. 1 hereby certify that I have been afllicled very severely with the Piles for the last two years, and after using various remedies without obtaiu'ng much relief, I was induced to Iry lliley's celebrated ointment for the piles, and obtained speedy relief, and I therefore confidently recommend il to those nf-flirled wilh this painful disease. AMOS 8. RAMSEY. Columbus, Ohio, (VI. 14. 1844. For .Sale, by J. B. Wheatou, 8. Clark and Denig & Son, Columbus. Dec. 6, 1814 ly. Iinporlnnl to Parent and Teachers. McGUFFEY'S ECLECTIC READERS nre now pre-sentrd, newly stercolyicd, thoroughly revised, and greatly enlarged, with many and impoilaul improvements, and in their approved form arc regarded as the clieapcst and best reading books 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 referenco to the capacity of the pupil! Dr. McGuf-fey has afforded to parents mid teachers a mosl thorough, complete and efficient auxiliary in ihe education of youth. There does not exist a series ol' School Readers more admirably and philosophically adapted to lead the pupil step by step from Ihe elements of the language, lo ihe farthcrcst point in attaining which the aid of an instructor can avail him. The Cincinnati Public Schools have recently been remodeled In some extent as regards the use ol books, and notwithstanding Ihe xcnlotia efforts of others to inlrmluce their own publications, MeGufl'ey's Eclectic Readers, 4c., were unanimously ic-adoptcd by the trustees. Ray's A riihmclie, parts 1, 2, mid 3, were also adopted in the same schools. I. N. Whitino & Huntington, Booksellers, Columbus, are agents for Iho publishers of the Eclectic Srhnnl Books, and will supply country merchants at Ihe publisher's whole-ale prices. Recommendation. The Board of School Examiners for Ihe eonnty of Franklin, under Ihe provisions of the School Law which empower ihem to recommend to the several schools within said county such school books as they deem best adapted to the purposes of education, propose, after examination, the use of McGuf-fcy's Eclectic Readers newly revised editions, and Ray's Arithmetical course, as the best within iheir present knowledge. As uniformity is desirable, and a uniformity of good books absolutely necessary lo prevent frequent changes, it is hoped thai teachers will use every laudable effort lo effect the introduction of ihe above recommended scries of hooks. II. L. HITCHCOCK, JAS. K. LINNKL, Docl8. SAMUEL T. MILLS. NKW noOKM nittr BOOKS. The following, wilh lots of others, have just been received, and for sale at RILEY'S Cheap Rook Store, opposite Ihe Stale House: Verplanck's Illustrated Edition of Sbakspeare, in Nos. The Life and Writings of Win. Legget; 2 vols, in one. Keith's Land of Israel; 1 vol. Kendall's Santa Fe Expedition; new supply. Hidnev Smith's Miscellanies; 3 vols. The Poems of N. P Willis; 1 vol. Macanley's Miscellanies, complete in 1 vol. Young's Chronicles of the Pilgiims; I vol. Pencillings by the Way; hy N. P. Willis. The Life of Geo. Rrimmclf, Esq Past and Present, hy Thomas Carlyle. The History of Chivalry) hy Charles Mills. " " the Crusaders; do. Electrotype Manipulations, in 2 Nos. Afloat and Ashore. The Ingoldsby Legends. ' The Comic Blarkslone. The United Irishman, in 2 vols. Of 117. LAW BOOKS New York Digest, new edition. A complete Digest of all the cases reported in Coleman's Cases, Cainc's Reports, 3 vols.) Cainc's Cases in Error, 2 vols.; Johnson's Cases, 3 vols.; Johnson's Reports, 20 vols.) Cow-en, vols.) Wendell, 2G vols.) Hill, 6 vols.) Hall, 2 vols.) and Anthon's Nisi Prius, complete in 4 vols., by Thoa. W. Clarke. A new supply of Smith's Leading Cases, 2 vols. American Notes. Hill's Reports, complete; 5 vols. " " vol. Ath. Gordon's Digest Laws United Stale, 1R44 ; 1 vol. Brown's Chancery Reports, 4 vols. Perkins' edition; Jusl received by Jan2.) J. H. lill.F.Y. OBACCO AND SNUFF ' 25 kegs Casey No l, 6T Ky. Tobacco; Id do low priced do do) 10 boxes Ky. Cavendish 1 lb. lump do; 10 do 12 plug do; 300 dox. Mrs. Miller t fine eul chewing do; 200 do II. Thayer do; 20 Jars Macaboy gnulT; 30 Bladders Scolrh do. For sale by June 4. TIIOS. ACHESON. LIQUORS AM) WINES. Olard, Dupay oV Co.. Brandy; A. Seignette, dj; Meder Swan Gin; Hourglass do; Ht. Croix Rum; Jamaica do; Madeira Wine; Port dot Champaign do; best brands. For sale hy June4. THQ3. ACHESON. WAIXTKD ia exchnage far Ciraccriea, al Cash Friers, Rye 40 cts. per bush, j Oats 20 cents per bush.; Flaxseed 75 do; Timothy Seed g 1 do; Dried Apples 50 do; Dried Peaches 1 do; Beans 25 lo 60 do; Ginseng 20 els. per lb; Beeswax 25 cts. per lb; Feathers 25 do; Boiler ia roll, keg or barrels 6 els. per lb. June 4. TIIOS. ACHE80N COFFEE AND SUGAR. 60 bags Rio Coffee; 10 dr Java do; - fihhds. N.O. Sugar, 3 boxes Loaf Sugar, No. 1. lObbls.N.O. Molasses. Fersalehy June. TIIOS. ACHESON. EASi " 10 Chests Young Hyson Tea; 20 half chests do; 6 chests Gunpowder do; 5 do Imperial. do; For sale by June 4. THOS. ACHESON. SPICES. 10 bags Pepper; 25 Mats Cassia; For sale by J unci. 6 do Allspice; 1 bhl. Nutmegs; THOS. ACHEaON. ptO.TIR ONE, Cotno All, to Ihe New and Cheap v l asnoiure: KUr.i 1 MALLR oc SPRINGER, die now opening, one door south of T. Acheron's Grocery Stole on High streel, a splendid assortment of Fancy, Staple, Lace and Silk Goods, which they will sell cheaper than ll.e cheapest!! 'I heir slock consists in part of rich fig'U, striped and plain Alpaccas, Cashmere d'Erascc, sclcctedpatlcrns, Crape del. nine and M' uslin dcl.ainc, high colored, Lupines, Bombazines, figured and plain, rich striped China Silks, black and blue-black Silk ami Satin, Bonnet Velvet, diAerenl colors, Bonnet and neck Ribbons, latest style. Silk Fringes, Thread and LMe Lares, Jaconet and Swiss Inserting ami Edgings, Silk and Woolen Mils, Long Mils. Kit and Ncl Gloves, Bugle Neck Lares, Hair Pins and Bugle Combs, Silk Velvet Points, striped and figured, Silk Bloats and Mohair Nets, Artificial Flowers, Ctiusan Ginghams, Irish Linen and Colla-reus, Jaconet Mull, Book and Swiss Muslins, plain and fig'd, Bishop Lnivns, &c, &e. Shawls We have al-o a general assortment of Shawls, which cannot bo lieat this side of the Mountains, consisting of Plain and embroidered Thibet Shawls, Plain and embroidered Silk Shawls, Cashmere Shawls, striped and plain, Black cmb'd Woolen Shawls, from V to 10 qrs. Damask black and colored, from 6 to 14 qrs. Blanket Shawls, all sixes, Winter Hose, Cashmere, Worsted, Raw Silk and Silk Hose, while and black. ALSO A large lot of Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinclts, Vesl-ings, Kentucky Jeans, Reaver and Pilol Cloths, Flannels, Tickings, Checks, Bleached and Brown Muslins, Diapers, and all other articles usually kept in Dry Goods Slures. A H llio-e who want more than the worth of their money, w ill please call and examine our laige and splendid lot of Goods. Ocl3l. COUG IIS, COLDS, ASTHMA -Sherman's Cougn Lox-enges arc the safest, mosl sure and effectual remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumptions, Whooping Cough, Asthma, Tightness or the Lungs or Chest, die, &c. Tho proprietor has never known an instance where they did not give perfect satisfaction. Several thousand boxes have been sold wilhiii the last year, restoring lo health persons in almost every stnge of consumption, and those laboring under the most distressing colds and coughs. Jonathan llowarlh, Esq., the well known temperance lecturer, took a severe cold lost January hy sleeping in damp sheets, that seemed to have seltlod in a consumption. Ilu raised a good deal of bloody mailer, and his cough was so harrassing and incessant that he could get no rest by day or nighl. After trying various remedies without relief, he tho't that death alone would relieve him of his misery. But by the ad vice of a lady he purchased a box of Sherman's Couh Lozenges; they gavehim great rclief,and to his surprise made him rest easy, and enabled him to sleep sound all night; three days' use of them made a new man of him, and he is recommending Sherman's Lozenges lo all his acquaintances. SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES are Ihe only infallible worm dcslioying medicine ever discovered. 1.400.000 boxes have been sold, and not a failure has ever been known. They destroy all kinds of worms, and cannot injure where there arc none. Three dijftrent pertom eurrd of Worm by (he uu of one box of 11 orm iMsrngrt. "Messrs. G. F. T. & Co., 147 Main street, Cincinnati. Gentlemen: My wife l.ns been afllicled with worms from Ihe ago of ihrec years, and has never been without Ihem. She resided al Middletown, Butler county. Al times, she has been so afflicted wilh worms as to require Ihe attendance of two of the best physicians in the place one doctoring her for one complaint, and one for another; but gelling worse, sho removed to Madison, and was under the hands of two of Ihe most celebrated physicians of thai place, but all did her no good. She came to Cincinnati some time since, and began lo despair of getting better; in deed she goi so bad, the worms came up in her throai her sufferings became almost intolerable. Hearing of the many cures performed by Sherman's Loienges, she thought that she would try them last August. I stepped in your store and got a box of the worm lozenges and I have every reason to rejoice that I did so. She took but our. half box, when Ihe worms came irom ner in bunches. I could not be positive, but 1 would suppuse thai there were from fifty lo sixty in each bunch. The last dose brought several while worms, from twelve lo fifteen inches long. She began lo gel well, and fell belter than she had for years. Being cured, she gave the balance of tho box to a neighbor hy the name ol Herald, who lives a short distance from us, who has Iwo children, one five and the other Iwo years of age, who were much troubled with worms, and I have heard since, thai by the time they had used up the box, both children were entirely cured." The above is from Mr. R. Richards, Lawrence street, near Front. WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKS!! 1,000,000 Mtll.n YE AIM. Y! Prich oni.T 121 Cr.nTS. SHERMAN'S POOR MAiVS PLASTER, Ihe heal Strengthening Plaster in the world, and a sovereign remedy for pains and weakness in the back, loins, side, breast, neck, limbs, joints, rheumatism, and lumbago worn on Ihe lower pan of the spine, they entirely cure thcnilei: and on tho small of the back, the falling of the womb; applied to Ihe back of ino neca ni cniidren teeming, llicy give great relief. In coughs, colds, oppression of the chest and stomach, liver eomplainl, dyspepsia, asthma, and all diseases where local remedies arc required, none can be better than these plasters. They are Ionic, or strengthening, stimulating and anodyne. Physicians recommend Ihem because they Slick betlerand afford more relief than any oilier ever known, One million are sold yearly J. W. Hoxie, Esq , who was bent nearly double with Rheumatism, was enabled, after wearing one 12 hours, to gel up and dress himself. In 2 days he was perfectly well. Mr. David Williams, of Elizabclhlown, N. J., an old revolutionary soldier, was so afflicted with rheumatism that he could hardly help himself. One of these Plasters entirely cured him. Mrs. George Nixon, one of the Managers of Ihe Institution for Aged Indigent Females in the city of New York, says the old ladies find greai benefit from these Plasters they being very liable to pains or weakness in the back, as well as other parts of the body. Cautio. The creat reputation these Plasters have at- laincd, has induced many unprincipled persons 10 get up worthless imitations. Ask for Sherman's Poor Man's Plaster, and see that full directions for use, rnd a fac similie of his name, A. Sherman, M. D., is on the back of each. Trust none others, or you will be deceived. Price only txtlre-aml-a-half ctnli! G. F. THOMAS, 147 Main si., between 3d and 4th, (Uf Sole Agent for Cincinnati. SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES give immedi. ate relief to nervous or sick head ache, palpitation of the heart lowness of snirils. desoondencv. inflammalnrv or notrid torn throat, bowel or summer complaint, fainting, oppression or a sense 01 suistng 01 ine rnesi, ennne, spasms, cramps of me stomacn or Dowels, hysterical anecnons and an nervous diseases, drowsiness through Ihe day, and wakefulness al night, cholera or cholera morbus, diarrhoea, lassitude, or a sense of fatigue. Persons travelling or attending large parties, will lind the Lozenges really reviving, and imparting the buoyancy of youth. Joseph B. Nones, Esq., Vice President of the Washingtoa Marine Insurance Company, has suffered for years wilh nervous head ache, that nothing would relieve till he used these Lozenges, which relieved il entirely in 15 minutes. Dr. G. Hunter has been subject to violent attacks of headache, so as lo make him almost blind for Iwo or three hours al a time. Nothing ever afforded him any relief till he tried these Lozenges, and Incy cured him in a few minutes. In the Catholic Half-Orphan Asylum of this city, containing upwards of one hundred children, we have been ia the habit of using Dr. Sherman's Lozenges, for Ihe various diseases for which tliey are recommended, and haw always found Ihem to he attended with most beneficial effects. I therefore mosl willingly add my commendation to ihe many others in Ibeir favor. Sr. LUCY IGNATIUS, Sun. of the Catk. Ualf-Onh. An. N. Y. May 3d, 1843. ' Dr. Sherman's Lozenges ran be obtained wholesale and retail of G. F. THOMAS, Main St., between 3d and 4th, opposite Gazette Office, Sole Agent for Cincinnati, Ohio, aad of the following Agents : Columbus, Whiting fe Huntington; Jacktown, 1. M. Say-lord; Hebron, James Lyon; Kirkersviile, James Kirkrndall; Etna, Riehard Larrisnn; Reynoldsburgh, Jacob McCurdy; Jefferson, John Hopkins; Lafayette, Joha McMullan; Sum-erford, P. S. Fay; Vienna, Baret tit Jones. Cough Lozenges 25 cts. per box; Worm do; Camphor do. Poor Man's Plasters only l?4 cents apiece. All who buy a box of Dr. Sherman's lozenges, or a Plaster, are entitled to one of SHERMAN'S MESSENGERS OF HEALTH, which can be obtained from all Agents. Octl7,1844..8m. HENHY W DIHBY Co., Pnbliahera, Wholesaleand Retail dealers in Law, Theological, Medical, Miscellaneous, School Books and Stationery, and Importers of Foreign Books, 1 13 Alain street, Cincinnati, O. . IL V. D. & Co., respectfully announce thai they have made extensive arrangements for the sale of Books and Stationery, and (.tier great inducements to merchants and book buyers generally in the West and South. They keep aiwavs on hand a general assortment of Books, embracing Law, Medicine, Theology, Hisiory, Biography, Politics, Poetry, English Books, and all the School and Classical Books iu use. Law Books. The largest assortment in the West and supplied on as favorable terms as at any establishment in the V. Slates. English Law Hooks imported to order. A discount allowed to Booksellers; and orders by letter from them, or gentlemen of llie Bench or Bar, will be executed as al low prices as if the purchasers themselves were present. On hand in large quantities, Ihe publications of D Apple-Ion At Co., A. V. Blake, and Wiley & Pu'nam, New York, all of w hich are furnished lo the trade at publishers' prices. ALSO A very lurgo ami fine assortment of English and American Stationery. Blank Books in every va iely, made lo order. Banks. Puhiic Offices. Merchants, and others. im- plied on the most liberal terms. foreign ltooks. Particular attention given to importing Foreign Bonks. Persons sending an order for any particular work published in Europe, cau rely upon receiving the same in the shortest possible lime. Publishers of McLean's U. 8. Court Reports, 2 vols.; 10th vol. Ohio do. do. by p. B. Wilcox; Oilman's Digest of Indiana and Illinois Hep's, 1 vol. Walker's American Law, 2nd edition, 1 vol. We invite the particular attention of all Country Merchants, Members of the Bar and Medical Profession, public, private and social Libraries, and all who may want lo make purchases of Books or Stationery, to call and examine our stock and prices, before purchasing elsewhere. DcclO. BAKUH AND HI LEY, Smrgron Mtmti.t,, mid r.UMBUS, O The undersigned inlorm iheir friends Collie Public, that they are prepared lo execute all orders in the line of Iheir profession, al the shortest notice, and UPON the LATEST and MOST APPROVED PRINCIPLES. TEETH, from ono lo a full sel, inserted on GOLD PLATE uoini the principle of Atmospheric Pressure. Having rccenllymadc a very important invention in the art of adapting the Plate to the Gums, which enables us to warrant Plate work in all cases to answer the purposes of mastication, and in point of durability, neatnessof fit, and elegance of finish, equal, if not superior to any other establishment. EXPOSED NERVES destroyed triinont iuin by a si N-ai.lt application. Diseases of the Teeth and Gums cured. Teeth filled, iu almost every instance without pain, cleaned, and sel on pivots, and waurartkd permanent. O Charges so moderate thai Dental operations arc placed within the means of every person. Gov. Mordccai Hartley, lion. Sam'l Gallowny, Hon. J. W. Riley, Col. Sam'l Mcdary, Dr. Carter, Columbus. Dr. Wm. H. Murdoch, Springfield, O. Gen. A. H. Patterson, Delawnro, O. Isaac J. Allen, Esq., Mansfield, O. C. R. Deming, Ashland, Richland Co., O. Judge Choate. Milan, O. Pitt Cooke, Esq., Sandusky City, O. George Allen, Circle ville, O. JanlL.d y Tm ihe 1'ro li 11 lot. We keep on hand a large stock of Dr. Ar.cocic's PRE M1UM TEETH, which we will sell al his New York prices. Comment upon the quality of these Teeth is deemed superfluous.Also, on hand, GOLD and SILVER PLATE, rolled 10 any thickness; GOLD and SILVER SOLDERS, and GOLD, SILVER and TIN FOIL, of a superior quality; and a superior article of WASH for Diseased Gums, with TOOTH POWDERS of various kinds, as low as can U bought elsewhere iu Ihe State. JOHN W. BAKER, WM. WILLSHIRE RILEY, Burgeon and Mechanical Ventitt. Office one door north of the Neil House, Columbus, Ohio. Nov26, lB44..l-wly. DISSOLUTION The co-partnership heretofore esislinr under the firm of R. ELLIS ic CO., is this day dissolved hy mutual consent. K. Ellis lakes the goods, and G. W. Penney ihe notes and accounts of said firm. R. ELLIS, January 1, 1845. G. W. PENNEY. CALL AND SETTLE. The notes and accounts belonging to the late firm of R. Ellis fe Co., will be lelt until Ihe first of April next wilh R. Ellis for settlement and collection, and all persons having unsettled accounts are requested to call and settle immediately. G. W. PENNEY. R. ELLIS, Intending soon to go East to renew his slock of Hardware, is anxious to dispose of his entire slock before the first of A-pril next, al prices much lower than ever before sold in Columbus, consisting in pari as follows : CARPENTERS' Planes, Hnnd, Panel, Ripping and Back Saws, Chisels, Gouges, Steel and Iron Squares, Plane Irons, fee, fee. BLACKSMITHS' Be.lows, Mousch'ole Anvils, Vices, Files and Sledges. COOPERS. Rochester Cooper's Tools for sale at manufacturers' prices, and warranted. CABINET MAKERS. Files, Rasps, Bureau Knobs, Bed Screws, Till Locks, fee. BUILDERS. 25 doz. New Haven Locks and Latches J ' 25 dox, 6 and 6 inch Carpenters' Locks J 100 dox. Blake's and Norfolk Latches ; 250 dox, Baldwin's patent Butts ; 1000 gro. New England Premium Screws ; 100 pairs warranted Ellptlc Springs; 60 doz. Simmon's, and Bird's, and Weld's warranted Axes ; 100 doz. 1 , 2, 3, and 4 blade Pocket K nivea ; 60 doz. Ames' and Rowland's Shovels and Spades ) 2'X) pairs assorted Trace Chains ; Rowland's mill and crosscut Saws, Brass Candlesticks, warranted Steelyards, Brushes, Files, Rasps, Axleirecs, Manilla Rope. fee. JUNIATA IRON AND NAILS. 200 tons Juniata Iron ) 100 tons Hammered Iron, on commission, and for sale at manufacturer's prices ; 1000 kegs Juniata Nails ; 1 ton Sanderson's Cast Steel ; 6 tons warranted Spring Steel ; 200 Boxes Pillsbarsii Glass. Country merchants are invited to call. Jan7. R. ELI IS. IEV ER AND AGUE, Chill Fever. Dumb Ague. Inler mittent and Remittent Fevers, and all the various forms of Bilious diseases, speedily and Uioroiighly cured by Dr. Osgood's India Cholagogue. Dr. Osgood's India Cholagogue, which has gained such notoriety in the cure of Fever and Ague, and other billious affections. This medicine was prepared by a regalar physician, and is the result of an extensive practice of several years in Ihe bilious climate. Those who have used it themselves, or seen ils salutary effects upon others, need no farther evidence of ils great value, or the high estimation ia which it is held. A small treatise cm the "causes, treatment and cure of fever and ague, and other diseases of billious climates," may be had gmtit of the above agent. A new supply of the above invaluable medicine received and for sale at the Ohio Drug Store, by " Ocll7..J5. 8. CLARK, Sole Agent. ATKMT NKWst fraas W. York aad PbilaulrU bia. FALL DRY GOODS Fat fe Kii.aovaat have jusl received a large assortment of Dry Goods, consist ing in nart of 60 pieces Broad Cloths and Cassimeres; 100 do. Salinetis and Jeans; 4 bales Flannels; 1 do. plaid Flannels; 800 pieces Calicoes, new and splendid pattr ma, 30 do Rlk and Colored Alpaeea; 30 bales Brown Sheetings; 4 eases Bleached Muslins; 4 bales Ticking, 000 wt. Cotton Chain: Carpet and Coverlet Warp, fee. fee. Persons wishing to purchase such articles for cash, wilt fia ; it to their advantage locall and examine the above stock. Columbus, Aug. 6. SWA 131 1J PANACEA AND VERMIFUGE For sal by july 24 FAY Jr. KILBOURNE. lake, Confectioneries, Fruits, Toys, &c. rl O THE CITIZENS OF COLUMBUS A. Schkci-X her, opposite the Citv House, resueclfullv inform, in. citizens uf Columbus, that be is prepared al all times lo furnish Parlies, Weddings, and private families, with plain and "'naJnc!cd Pound, Sponge, Jelley, Frail, or any other kind of CA hi ihey may desire, w hich ever has or can he made 111 the city. He would be pleased to receive orders, when practicable, Iwo days in advance. From his experience in Iho husiiiess, he feels assured he can give enlire satisfaction, and 110 effort will be spared to do so. lie also keeps on hand a large assortment of CANDIES, of his own manufacture; also, all kinds of i'KUITS of the best quality. Ilu has jusl received a very large assortment of TOYS, very suitable for Presents al this season of ihe year. Misses and Masters ran suit themselves with almost anything. 1 le returns his sincere thanks for the Daironare alreadv ex. tended to him, and will be gratef ul for a continuance and extension of the same. A. SCHNEIDER. I)ee20 COI, ITCH CM V ASIIIOttAULH DGPOT J The subscriber has lust received Irom New York, in ad. dilion lo his stock ol fall aud winter goods, al bis Columbus Fashionable Depot, in the new building on High slreel, opposite the Stale House, an unrivalled assortment of the finest rrrurn, cngusn ano American Cloths; Oassiincres aud Veiings, (including black and while Satin;) Slocks, Satin and Thihil Cravals; Silk, Cashmere, Thihil and Kid Gloves; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Clunk Tassels Collars, Scarfs; Half Hose, Silk and Merino; ' Silk and Merino Shirts and Drawers; And in hrinf .wi, vi:ln f .,. . 1 : .. f . I ... ...v.j ,.. v wi mo M.MC91 vuamj Ul gentlemen's wearing appaiel lo be fouud in Ihe first drapery establishment in the cast. Having procured the best workmen, and having made ar- MIIIIUI. Mlilt, lliA nw..t .kl ,.1.1 -I BT -..- ...... ...v u,.i jMiiiMiiuuie ciiauiisnmcm in new 1 ork, to receive Ihe changes which are constantly occurring iu culling and making garments, he is prepared lo execute all orders in Ihe mosl fashionable and approved style. Ha Mill ftlc.l Iu N.rivinw lk.,l .l.a u,:n.n. I. i-.L- choicest vestings. and fancy cassimeres, fee, that can be e. i : .t wr... v.-.l r" . ' ' Ladies cloaks made and trimmed in the best manner. Decl2..dtf. A. A. STEWART. pITY t'l,OTlllN KMPOHIUItl, lira dear louth of the Atil House, High street. The subscriber respectfully invites the aiii nlion of his customers and Ihe public in general, In bis assortment of fine Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, fee, consisting of fine French Black Cloths, various prices, Black ami Blue Black English and American Cloths. Green, Invisible Green. Blue and Brown Cloths. A solendid assortment of French and American Fancy Cassimeres, low pneeo i.ioins, vassimcies, salmetts and mark Cassimeres. A splendid assortment of Fancy Figured Silk Velvet Vcst-iuss, Black Satins, and Black English Silk Flnrinline Vesting, While Satin and Fancy Silk Vesting, Buff Cassimeres lor Vests; Gents Merino Shirts, Lambs Wool Drawers, a superior article, Salin Slocks, Plain and Trimmed Silk Scarfs, Italian SSilst Cravats, Suspenders, Thibet Gloves, Shirt Collars, Alparca Stocks and Cravals. The above will be sold low, and made up in the best man-iter and most fashionable style; Ihey are of his selection, and iu he is in the regular receipt of rpiorls of the Fashions,, he will be able In suit all who may favor him wilh a call. n..d3m. WALTER AMQ3. CHECKERED STORE. A. P. Stonk &Co.,at Ihe Checkered Store, No. 3. Commercial Row, haveJust received the largest and mosl splendid assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, ever brought to Columbus, which they are offering at prices to suit the necessities of the limes. We have jusl received a good slock of Broad Cloths, Heaver Cloths, I'weeds. Rob Roys, Cassimeres, Salinetis, Ken-lucky Jeans, Flannels, Linseys, fee., fee. We would say . to the Ladles of Columbus and vicinity, that we have on hand a good assortment of Hich and Fashionable Dress Goods, such as Cashmere d Cosse, Muslin de Lanes, Paris Patterns, Chusans, Chamelinn Brocades, Black, changeable and Plaid Alpaccas, together with a great variety ol Silks. Also, a 3uanlity of Dark and Rich Calicoes, imitation of Cashmere e Cosse, and Paris Patterns. Also, a general assortment of Silk and Woolen Shawls. Dress Shawls, Cravats, &c; Also, a good stock of Winter Shoes and Boots for Ladies and Gentlemen. The subscribers can say with tmth that Ihey can sellmnst; Goods at from 16 to 20 per cent cheaper, than those merchants who bought their Goods sil weeks since. Call al thsj Checkered Store, and examine for yourselves: Iec6..d2m. A. P. STONE fe CO. TOOK la il errrrhadr, lar verTtain slrpcarla J upon it. The greatest book of the auo. Jusl nublished. The Ohio Ciliicn." Summary of the Constitution and Slat. utes of Ihe Stale of Ohio, reduced lo questions and answers. for Ihe use of Schools and Families; by A. F. Perry, Esq., and Jos. R. Swan, President Judge of Ihe I2lh Judicial Cir ruil. This hook should he in Ihe hands of every citizen in Ihe Slate old enough lo read. Il is deserving Ihe atlcnlion of all who feci an interest in our Public Schools. Parents should place il in the hands of their children. Teachers are inviled to eall and get a copy for examination. Remember the place. iUL.E.1 a iirui.MUitr., Oetl9. opposite the State House. BROWN'S C H A N C E RY. Reports of Cases in Chance, ry, from 1778 lo l"!lt, by William Brown. Esa.. wilh the Annotations of Mr. Bell and Mr. Eden. Edited by J. C, Perkins, Esq. Four volumes, 8vo. " Brown's Reports embrace Ihe period from 177H to 1794, while the woolsack w as occupied iu succession by those two master minds, Lord Thurlow and Lord Loughborough. Tho first appearance of these Reports seems lo mark an epoch in the Reoorts of Chancery not unlika that whirh a litiU Ui was established by the Term Reports in the Knur's Bench. Thenceforward ihe judgments in both courts have appeared in an unbroken succession Brown, therefore, must be considered as Ihe leader of Ihe regular line of Reports in Chancery."The cases he has reported are of great practical value, a large part of them lying al the very foundation of Chancery, Their importance is attested by the fact that Brown's Reports are oftener cited by writers of authority than any oiher scries of Reports in Chancery. In England ihey have been enriched by termed and laborious annotations by two different editors, Mr. Bell and Mr. Eden. Until Ihe present time, however no edition of them has appeared in Ihe V. Slates. "We have now before us the first volume of an American ediiion, which promises to surpass in interest and practical vniuv any 01 ine r.ngusn roiuoui 01 ine worx; nor do we believe thai there is any edition of any Reports that has ever been published, either in England or America, whirh k - commended hy suck useful and ampla editorial labors. Tha notes of Mr. Belt have been retained, and those of Mr. Eden, so far as Ihey could bo made supplementary to Ibese, have been added. Thus the separate labors of these editors ara accumulated oa the same page, imparling of itself lo the present edition, a higher value than belongs to either of the English editions. In England no similar amalgamation of tin two series of notes could lake place, as each is protected by im; laws oi copyright. .... I he notes ol the present edition are strictly practical. They ara calculated to add essentially to the value of the Reports, as a book of reference m Coons, and of daily use in the profession." Law Krvorter for Ma. Just received, and for sale al tha Bookstore of Nov23. I. N. WHITING fe HUNTINGTON. BIC IIANA, Kl.I.lft ec Co., General Commission and Forviaruins Mercraiits, Poydras St., Kew Orleans. IL Buchanan continues the Exchanre business in Porta mouth O., as annul IIKkt BUCHANAN, Pctmonth.O.. JOSEPH . ELLIS. New Orleans, JOHN B. NIXON, New Orleans. Nov23. .3m. BOARDING HOUSE The snhscribrr would respectfully mform the public, mat be still continues lo keep Hoarding House, al his old stand, comer of Hirh and Town streets, opposite the Cily House. His rooms being large aad aewly filled up, they will be found pleasant. Members of Ihe Legislature would do well lo call aad examine his moms before locating elsewhere. J. REEVES. NATURE'S GEM Just received ' Nature's Gem," or American Wild Flowers m Iheir native haunts, by Emma C. Embury, illustrated with 28 Plates of Plants, colored after nature, and landscape vievs of their localities from drawings, by E- W. WbilefieM; I vol. 4to, elegantly bound. Just received at (DecJ6 RILEY'S Bookiosre.