Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1844), 1845-12-19, DAILY.

              PUBLISHED DAILY, BY CHARLES SCOTT & CO. Office south-east comer of High street aud Sugar alley. TERMS. Daily during the session of the Legislature, and tn-weekly the remainder of the year, - - S5 00 Tri-weokly the remainder of the year, - - - t 00 Weekly per annum, 2 00 Terms or Advertising Twelve linen or less, ono or three insertions, jfl, and 23 cents for each additional insertion for three months fU for six months $H for 12 montes 12 Longer advertisements in the same proportion, with a deduction of 20 per cant, on the amount over 520 in six month. Br thf. Yeah. For twelve lines $Y2 fourth of a column 20 half a column $ 8 1 wMult column 10. OHIO STATE JOURNAL FOR HE SESSION OF 15I5-'16. AGAIN, at the close of an active campaign, we a:t permitted to congratulate the Whigs of Ohio on the success of their lubors to retain in their own hands the political power of the State. Finn and steadfast in their purposes to promote to the bent of their ability, the interests of this great State, they bave promptly exercised the high privilege conferred on thein, by our republican institutions, and the verdict is such an one as they had a right to expect. Having performed their duty and devolved upon men of their choice the leg istative power of the State, it is natural and proper that they should feel an interest in the deliberations ot those men, their public servants. The Legislative body that convenes in this city in December next, will compare favorably with any legislative body that lias ever been convened in this State in point of "talent, integrity, experience and patriotism. It is a token of better days for our beloved Stale when we see men who have stood high in the Councils ot the Nation, who have enjoyed for years the confidence and respect of the wise and good within our borders, and who have faithfully discharged all the trusts committed to their hands at home and abroad, obeying the demands of their fellow-citizens and once more entering upon the active duties of public life. In the deliberations of such men we cannot but feel an interest, knowing as we do, that questions of deep import to the State will come under consideration. That they will acquit themselves well we lnve an abiding confidence ; and this, as it should, but adds to our desire to ponder their doing! and secure to ourselves the evidence of their wisdom aud fidelity in n faithful transcript of the proceedings of the Legislative body ol which they are members. That there has been too much party legislation ni Ohio candid nnd considerate men of all parties will probably admit. And that the next Legislature may lie enabled to foster by its action the great interests ot the State, without reference to party or sectional divisions, should be the desire of nil. lint, we cannot rrmiin insensible to the fact that the Whigs, who constitute a majority in that body, will be held responsible for what may be (lone or left undone. As n party, therefore, we are deeply interested in having before us a correct record of what is done, that we may defend whit is right and by our united voices strengthen the bauds of our servants in well doing. Posted as we are on the walls of the Capitol, with facilities greatly increased by experience, and encouraged by the approbation which our past labors have secured, we again announce our intention to issue a Session paper during the ensuing winter. With an enlarged sheet at our command and the aid of an excellent corps of lteporters, W6 confidently expect to furnish a session paper equal to the wants and expectations of the Whigs of Ohio. Aiming at arc urai m in our reports of proceedings, we hope to secure a wide circulation for the Session Journal in every section of the Stale. The other department! of the paper will receive their share of attention, and the pnTeedings of Congress and the general intelligence of the day will be faithl'ullv noted from dav to day in our columns. TERMS OF SESSION PAPER. Da'dv, for the session, .... Tri-Weekly do. ... Weekly - do. - - . Daily during NMiOfl and tri-wcekly the bal ance of the year .... 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November I, 1846. C SCOTT A CO. Administrator' Sulc. the ,Td dav of January, WW, between the hours of 10 A. M.. and V P. M., on the premises, will be sold 10 Ihe highest bidder, the following real estate, as the property of Sylvester lines. dece-iM d. t w it : bein'j a part of lol No, J 1. section .1. township and range 18, ,. S. Military lands,, beginning in the middle of the Columbus and Sandu-kv turnpike, three rod north of the brick house en said tot, thence west I'.IH feet, thence north 2.'! roils, thence east 'JQ feet, to the middle of mi. I turnpike, thence south along the ' middle of said turnnike to the nlaee of bcizinuinir. contun- 1 ing '1 acres, more nr less. Appraised at SI 01 HI. Terms cash. 1 I 'WNV RAVES, Dec. 4. lw. A miiiistratrit if SylvcsttT llivr... "TO DENTISTS. M .Mf ; A SON are the s. gents in ( olumbu-.' )tii". t' r the n ,2 sioe 01 linn 1 i iiki ' Bdr - . ,r ntptihlr Treth, and offer them at manufacturers prices. D. . have now on hand, and will continue to kern, a complete assortment of Guni, Mtl.ir, 1'late, Neck arm I'ivot Teeth, t'all and examine. Nov. ft, V. I v in D. S. hare ikiw on bund, and will ELEGANT MUFFS, At Iodd' lint nnd np store, Cinrinnnti. LADIFS who an- about purchasing MDFFs, are respeet fully invited to examine my present stm-k, which is very 1 ir. nnd comprises all the mmt dciirable ktyles,botli light and dark colors ; -uch Mi me Aiariin, Silterian Squirrel, Wash Bear, I.ijld l.ynx, Thibet Fox, hinchilla. Mock Sable, Grey Foi, Black ( ienette, nit. color, " Liwtred (ienetie, Bbte do., t Grey Squirrel. with Bo.a and f'ulTs, IsaMla Bear. of ditferent shades. One Suncrh Snow-white Bridal and Boa, Silver Croaa Fox, Blue Fox. Black Ltistered Fvni, " Bohemian l.ynx, Natural Fitch, Silver Raduer. Together with a varictv of low priced qualities, for Ladies and Children. Thesp have all been selected with care, are made up in the beat manner, and I will sell them at fair pricea. WM. DOM). Main at., three doors brlow f ourth. Ciacinnati, Nov. 1, ISKi. tw.ltitwl Tin; ni:w stork, t:.i?i! (First t)rn UomI Stnrmtmth of thr Markft-IlnMSf ) nCPWQBi Ac GO , have just rereivrd their Fall and It 'infer aforfc of" tiotnh, which comprise a IMI complete assfrtntent of !rv (lonHa. Iry liroeenea. Dye Mutt, ot superior oualit Mats, Bonnets, ( aim. Boots and M e with every thins ele usuallv fomul in their line. which have leen tsmipht very low, and will lie sold at a very rmall ad' aw e. (or the re ad v pa v Ml .h.- inlrrr.mli. cheap (T'mnIs. are invited to call and look, aa we promise they will not bo awav emptv. 11. rowi.F.s ro , No. 131, llifrh at., first Drv Good store sonth of thf Mar-ket II Tim. i. IUk6.tw.ttA w.jt. TO THE PI HI M . IT becomes necessary that 1 slKiuld auk the kind assist- ance nf the public in mv efforts to find lost son. who is unfortunately deranged, tie left my residence on Saturday, the l.ilh of Novein fH r inst.. and has fled to parts unknown to me. For some time psst he has been in the QUa tn- Mtie Asvlum. from whence I had but rerently remoyed him, thinking that a change of air aad scenery imfkt am- motr hi. rrrnrrrr. Hr h, .tniL'til btw k h.ir. inH hl,rk rvr.. i. 25 jriri nf acr . ibout o fret, 'J or 10 in hr, high, well made, and rrrr tctirr. Had on a dark atrrl murH roalre and pantaloon-. Mark far hat, and boot., with . light brtrw. orer-rwat. Hif narar i, Ma.TlvrnRiaTorar.fi. I rraprrrftillT rroorat other rnpera. throughout thr State. topohKSi thia notire (ilDKON r HHISTOPHF.R. Jameatow.. (irrrn ro.. O.. Nor. IS. IMS w3t. SOTIf E IS hrrrbr pnn, that rhr aarhwritrra hare her. .ppninted and qualified Uminiatratora rn the r.tatr of John W Rilr. of Madia on townhip. Irankli. roanalj, State of 0K.,dcrea.rd. WILLIAM W KILL, tarn Kii.r. r i, OIHO VOLUME IX. M. GOODING & CO., f.Vo. 57 High St., one door north of Fay- Kilbourne,) HAVE received their Winter Goods, comprising a general assortment of Drv Goods and Dry Groceries, which having been purchased for cash, can be Bold as cheap as at any other establishment in Columbus. Those visiting the city in want of Goods, arc respectfully invited to call and examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere. On hand, a good article of Eastern -Sole Leather, which will be sold very low. Dec. W. w. popular it 1: i! t:mi;s. TIM' most popular remedies of the present day are thoso which cleinse and purifv the blood, and which are known to be innocent in their qualities. Such remedies as Antimony, Mercury, Zinc, and having recourse to bleeding in disease, are now, it is hoped, going out of fashion, and Vegetable-remedies will be soon the popular medicine. Then Bran li th's Veritable Cuiversal Pills will be used and appreciated. Tbev are known to net beneficially on every part of the bo. dv 1 "being taken np by the chyle they pass into the blood, which they purifv, and it should !e rcincmltered that they onlv remove those parti from the blood which were the cause of intlanim ition or disease of anv kind. Nothing is equal to ridding the vitiated humors w ith a vegetable medicine of this kind, which eighty-four years have proved never to do injury, but always good. The following are the only authorized Agents for the salo of the genuine article 111 Franklin county Ceorge ft Brown, Columbus ; J. II. Stape. Lockbonm ; John Uecs, Reynolds-burgh; H. 'fuller, Dublin; F. Tuller, Wnrthington; Win. Whitehead, Westemlle ; j. B. Wert, Wert's Grove ; Henry Miller, llarrisburgh. Dec. 9, tww. Giitirdiim' Sale. ISAAC N. WALTER vs. Isaac ,N . Walter, Jr. Petition for sale of real estate. Pursuant to an order of the Court of Common Fleas of Franklin county, Ohio, made for this case at November term. A. D. 1!II., 1 shall oiler for sale, at the new Court House, in Columbus, on Thursday, the 22d day of January next, the following described real estate, to wit 1 Lot one hundred and six. in the Irfllagl of Dublin, in said county, with the appurtenances. Terms of sab One-half of the purchase none in cash ; the h ila nee to be paid in two years from the time of sole with interest, aud K be secured" bv bond and mortgage. ISAAC N. WALTER, Dee. 11, 18-15. 5 w. (itiariiian of haae A'. U alter, Jr. OBSTRUCTION THE G&V8B OF JILL Pi LMOJMRY DISEASES. 17011 what is the cause of Cough I -L Obstruction. What is the cause of I leinmorhace and Spitting of Blood T Obstruction. What is the cause of Consumption and Abscess 7 Obstruction. What is the cause of Bronchitis f OBSTRUCTION Producing inflammation of the lining membrane of the Bronchia ot wind tubes, and an excretion of mucous or pus. and frequently discharges of Blond. Aud WW is Asthma or difficulty of breathing, but obstruction, caused by this mucous or purulent excretion, ' logging up these tubes, and thereby impeding respiration 1 Remove this obstruction, and there will be no fever nor inflammation no pain nor cough no abscess nor consumption no bonunOTQUO SOf spitting Of Uoad BO asthma or difficulty of breathing, but a restoration to health will be certain. And what is the true remedy pointed out by nature to remove this Obstruction I The UMWOI is l'.ectoration. Yes, F. Xpert oration is nature's reniedv. For. reader, there is no other outlet for the lugs to (Uoomrgo their i tinted tiaotiOM, hut through the Trachea, or Wind Pipe, and this natural discharge is Eupcc-tnratmn.To assist nature anil to produce this deri ruble result, nothing li is ever been found Banal to Jaync's Expectorant. It is the result of the experience of mmy practice. It product" n tree :nnl easy expectoration, suppresses the OOUfh, reibu es the intl mini ition, removes the spasmodic action of the rolg. ami bitls the abraded surfice of the Bronchia or W ind Tubes. The hrea thine becomes OUT 1 '""I the patient almost uniformly recovers, and even in the of relict never before experienced by any other preparation, and prolongs the patient's life to an indefinite period. Many who were pronounced imurilile tWO years RgO, by their PhrirChun, are still alive, nnd appear no worse than they did then, while hundreds, ray thousands, have entirely recovered.Prepared only bv Dr. Dai id Javne. No. 8, South Third st., Fhilrulelphia. J. B. WHEATON, Dec. 8. Atfent, Columbus. Frau kl ill Common Plei.s, Nov. Term, A. D., 104ft. HP HE following Administrators, Guardians, Ac, tiled (heir X nccounts for final si ttleUient Robert Seedi, Bwouter, of Abraham Miller . and J. Borer. Administrators of Jacob Borer. William ( 'ox. iuanlian of ( h.irles Rugg. Oliver lleartwell, Administrnror of Lewis II. Morehead. F. S. Hunter. Ailniinislr dor of Lewis II. Hunter. Benjamin t 'titer, idministrntor of John McCan. John W. Kile, Ivndhfl of I leergo ltd Xoeboe Algiro. John Birr. Guardian of I.imlsev's Heirs. Join Kttovjojer, Uuertlta of John D. Deeeae Z. P, Thoinison. rliiiiiii"'ritor of W. F. Welfory. TrUUUI sMieelt, Adroin-trator of Tracv ilcoi. J. R, . Weaver, kdoiiotfltrttor of Christopher Weaver. Arthur O'Hara, dmnustrator of John Stombnunh. Jfilin Wa'onsellrr. dm of Nicholas I'.n ' . 1 ! Martin Brijras, dministratrii of unme. (ico. Whip. Arlniiniktrator of John Whip. John A. Peters, Adininistr it or of John t '. Peters. Benjamin F. Jewett, dinuustrator ol Henry Jewrtt. William T. Martin. Administrator of David O'Marra. Samuel Gould aud DbtM Or iham. Vduiuiistratort of James Graham, of Tru D. . Mitchell. Etocutof of Man Hunter. William I.oii'j. Adto'r 1I1 him is mm of John Fidkner. Samuel S. Tipton. Administrator of Thomas Thompson. Attest LI HE BTABUIfO, Jr., Clerk. Dec. I, Ititt." 11. Timely WralB l IMMN rediposed to ( on- Mimpiioii 1 THF. wceklv reconli of Ite ith, nnd the vast amount that die nf (.'onsiimptton, should convince all that 110 time should le bmt 111 prmuniii wnncttium to arrest thf 1 1 vara lie.ided monster in due -1 ason. Im-1'. Te it taken hold o the tender membranes of the Funis,.and causes them todiseaae. , This time I v caution may lie the meant of sparing many from ' ! the shadows of the grave, and placing wit.nn their reach a Itftmilu tli it TFAS OF THOUfl NDS have used lefore them many who are living monnmentsof health to the prrxent. D il not th- n a IdeniL' to the t nn-sumptive that there is a medicine that will remove their affliction and n-torc tound health f This is to be found in the tiim lv use of Dr. Duncan" Kx pectornnt Hemrdy, a medicine prepared expressly for diseases ot' the F.unjs. and the preniomtorv sxmptnm nf ( 'miMimption. Thoe who arr a (flirted with a nxiifh. cold, hoarseness, and sore-nesa nf the throat, bronehit is. spill mil' f blmid, pain in the breast and side, dihVultv of brc ithimr. A. c.. should not delay procurina this medieine until it is TOO LATK ! ifj DR. I't V !TS WcNtern Medical Office is M Svcamore at., rincinntti. where his Medicines are for sale. . B. Friratr Office attached for the treatment and advice of all claiea of dieaes. Sold bv Nov w.h DWIS A U I !.M II. ( obimtMi 1 A V Kit IV MTAXD FDR I ALE. TIIK ulisrciher Ik injr desirous of chancnnir. his hsimness. otfers his well known T W'KKN ST WD for sale. There is alnnit :t acres of rrmind attarhci I to th- premisea, on a part nf which is plaeed a vanetv of choice fruit, mostly in bearinir, with a quantity of shmbherv, Ac. The front buddin? is of brick, ') by ,U; f and contains fifteen rooms, with dining rmm and kitchen altai lied, which are of wood. The sta blinff is deckled I v the boston the road, and contains kl stalls. The above premises are sitnited in ibe healthy and pleasant village of lifavette. Madison county, Ohio, on the National Road. '214 miles west of t'olumbus. and the same "Li .11 T ' TT Mm.. AM)F.R)N. IJrr. I. lr,V 2m. IVavrrtr. IMMs ro., O. AWFUL CALAMITY!! Great Fall In Goods! TJ1 W. A E. SM V F are pi i rr' Pn tng their Win- Jj ter stock of Gtroda, which they would particolarly eall your attention to. We are determmed to offer yoo Condi at the very lowest pnees. Lisrlajnniftg sll sympathr with thow Merrhants h enumerate their articles and attach prices to them that they ran never show, we wonld simply ay n yo, rail ami etamine for vonraelves. and if we raa not offer yon foods lower than ysa have ever seen, then w do not wish von tn bo v. INo. 18. ISA). w.Jm. R PET nun. ( i man mi an! Inrun and firain Cvprt TIKI I - JJ la. i. of a mwtT nf ajid rolor.. kerrt coielaatlr on ham bv (Jala I E. N. SljOCI M. nsT on siinr.s. r, r fASF.S Mr.'a ( .If. h.p and I r.Kk Ota. ln, AO J. r-'d and ) CMra of shor. a grorraj aa.ni ft .t rFrB T!l FAT ft KII.SnrRXe. Ir. Fn.lmrin. Kmhro-nlion. FIR RS-.outisB., Swell, v. Stiff J.nnla. Sprnu. fte. . pnr. 23 reMa. Flatman'. Worm Tf a, 0.1. 12 1-1 eta, I Octil-!. rf.Mk r 1AV1S 4. WUtL STATE JOURNAL DAILY. COLUMBUS, FRIDAY, LITTLE MIAMI RAIL ROAD Full Arranpcinent. Change of Hours. ON and after Wednesday, Oct. Ut, Passenger Trains will run as follows; Leave Cincinnati DAILY, (Suudava excepted,) at 7 A. M., and '2 1-2 P. M., for Milford, Foater'i Crossings, Duerlicld, Morrow, WayneBvillc, Spring Valley tad Stow, I'eturnina, will leave Xenia daily, (Sundays excepted, at 7 A. M., and li ;(-t P. M. On Sundays Passenger Train will leave Cincinnati at 11 A. M., and Xenia at 1- P. M. Freight Train will run daily. MmKI. J. tV P. Voorl.es and Neil. Moore & Co.. are running the following Stan Linen in connection with these Triinn: A Lady day-light Lino to Columbus. Zancsville and Wheeling, OO&aMtlag at Columbus with Lailv Lines to Cleveland and S uiduskv CttT. Also. Daily Lines to Leba non mid Spriugticld. Pare to Columbus, Ml Spriiinlield. 52 511; Lebanon, $1. V. ft CXEMKNT, Bay. ;), U lr. U. tuueriHU ndent. IKK T. s. K. KESARTBE. TJ located Umwlf In Franklinton, one mile west of XX Columbus, Ohio, aud is duly prepared to treat all diseases remediable bv the healing art, in the most safe and skillful manner, lie will be particularly prepared at all times to treat levers in their various forms -. also, local dis-eases, bolh acute and clironic, name I v : Ati'ectinns of tlie skin, head, eyes, ears, teeth, mouth.' fauces, neck, heart. Inaga, liver, spine, kidneys, Ac. Likewise, cancers, fits, and all kinds of nervous and rheumatic all'ectiona. And, astly, (but not the b ast in impnrtance.) particular preparra-tions have been made tor the treatment and jvermancnt cue of diseases peculiar to females, bv the aid of which health and comfort may be restored to nearly every one. Hence To cure, aud not to kill, is our motto nnd delight ; To purify from all disease, and s't the function. right. Office 0110 door ens of Mr. Crubb's Store. Sept. J!, IHk. wlim. ir. m riiii Cricteatoi I4tt the, TTOH tlie cure of Hepatites or Liver Complaint, Dvspen X lia and Sick I lead Ache. This remedy having been for several years eniploved liy the proprietor Hi tils practice, on a very large scale in MottOngalin, Preston, Harrison and Kandolpli counties, in iniinia, besides several other places, aud having been attended with the most happy effects, he has been from time to time solicited to adopt such a course as would give it n more extensive circulation, with a view to lessen the amount of human suffering. Aware of tlie fact that m inv useless nostrums have been palmed upon (he public, he hesitated for several years, until thoroughly convinced that the almve medicine, if properly used, would not fail to effect cures in a great main instances, and even to alleviate those cases which are quite incurable. PAT K NT VKR.IIIFl'GK. DR. McL.WK'S American Worm Specific promptly expels Worms to an almost incredible number! To substantiate tlie above fact, many hundreds of testimonial could be adduced, hub ed, it is contideiitlv ullirmcd that Bash daw trial of the powers of this remedv will have an additional tendency to widen and confirm its fame, and that if it. were universally known and diffused over the Ualtad States, it would not save less than many hundreds, if not thousands of lives annually. The following are the Agents for the above medicine: I. N. Wilson, Newark. (.; Smith &. Zollinger. Jacktmvn, O. ; L. Jenkins fc Co., Hebron. O. ; L. P. Khoades, Hevnnlds-burg, O. ; John V. Hopkins, West Jeirerson, O. ; John Mc-Mullen, Lafayette. O. ; Pay . Kill km,m1 Ctk . Co., Cotambot, u. August to, 1MB) artti TO PRINTERS. 7'inr Faittulrii nnd I'riiderx' fSnUdH W arehouse. Till subscribers have opened a new 'J'vpe pound rv in the city of .New York, where they are ready to supply orders tn anv evtenl. for anv kind of Job or Fancy Tvpa. Ink, Paper. Cases, tcillevs. Brass liule, STKEL COLI .M.N RULE, lompoolng Sticks, ( liases, and every article necessary for i Pruttiaja bflo9 The TypO, arweh are cast in new moulds, from an entire new Bet of matrixes, with deep counters, are warranted to lie unsurpassed by anv. and will be sold at prices to suit the times. All the tyM furnished bv us is " hand east." Print inn Presses furni.lit d.aud also Steam F.ngmes of the most ajiprovcd patterns. N. B. A Machinist is constantly in attendance to repair i re-M s and do jejiit vvt.rK. Caaaaaailioa Pollers cast fir Printers. F.ditors of newspapers, who will buv tltree times as much T pa as their lulls amount in, may give the above six months insertion m t fn-i r paper, ami send ineir papers containing it to tlie sul.scril.ers. t 1 n MUJt I A tn Mil". Ml, August Jii, Hi U '.'). 08 Ann street. .V V. ad Sdlo, Harness anil Trunk Manufarlory, A hp rfwin nonth of the .Yn7 Home, Columbus, O. EDWARD Y 5 LOI UN keepi BeaataaUy aa hand and for sale, at the shove establishment, all articles in his line of hiisiiics. and is prepared to till all orders with neatness nnd despatch. He has on hand a choice assortment of carriage and riding Whips of the latest style. Also, Hani Leather Trunks, Hand Trunks, Valises, Carpet Hags of all siies and patterns ; Saddles, llridles. d'liilile and single sets of Harness, Rutfalo Robes, Saddle Covers ; and, in short, every article usually kept in nek est illinium nts. The public arc invited to call and examine ouality and prices. Most kinds of t faaatn Prostata received :n payment. The subscriber would take this opportunity of tendering his thanks to Ihe puMic for the yen liberal patronage which he has received, and hopes by a strict personal attention to business to merit and receive their continued favors. Feb. 17. V- -V SLOCI M. B. F. ionw VV, L. K. TOMM1SSOH. B. F. CONWAY AND CO., ( Successors to CnnwivA Robinson.) GESF.RAI. ACJEVTS, COMMISSION AND nmwABNRu HKKcHAjrra, I'ortnmaulh, tthio. THE undersigned having associated with him, Mr. L. E. Tomi.mso!, the verv efficient and active forwarding clerk for three years, of the late firm nf CONWAY tV ROBINSON, t A-- pie !u re in offering their services to their (Hendiaadtfca pma under the Ira of H. F. COIfWAI iV ( ' . fur the piircln-c lad Bile of Produce, (trenerallv.l Pnj Iron. ( oal. A r . and w i;i attend promptly at all hours of the niirht or il.iv. to the r'f. ninn and lorw anting any and a!l consignments of whatever natnre or kind soever eonsigned to ms or t'i the late firm of Conwiv Si Robinson, to whom (bv articles ot agreement nerween my laie panner a no my- sell) 1 and my assigns are snccetsor. our ofjedifin pcrvanr. u F. CONWAY A- rn Referrnre P. Hivden. t.eo Cere &i Co.. R. Ellis, FaT & Kilhonme. J. M. Riley. ohimlws. Not. 18. Hta. wtim. DODO'S FASHIONABLE HAT STORK, 1 1 1 Mnin Mrr t, TILP-E2 VO0LZ EELOW FOURTH BTKEET, c i s r i n t i . The Hat is v k now ledyed to be an important part of dress ; therefore it becomes interesting to learn where a gentci. well made article cm be prornred. I invite the ritisens of t nlnmNii-. " ho may isit Cincinnati. rail and evamine ttte quality, style anil finish of my hats ; feeling confident that I can give satisfaction. Aafr , Wifc aai. Win. Oodd. Wlia TO LET. t LL thoae who hire money to let fo for rood, can tr-t X. more nf them, ami better ones, for the same amount it p. iTOlfl A Ct7I.aU t lteckered Store, than at aay . P. STONE At i Os. old Checkered Store, than at any (,th-r store in ( olnmmi". We are now receivmr from New York and Boston, one of th Isrrrost mil most 'Olendld assortment of all nnd W t' f.rwirU iver bron!rht to Cnlnmhus. and we wi II not onlv sell them as eheap. hot cheaper, than any other store, or give yon something to take them away. r have a large assonineni i cusiom mane nooi Shoes, better made and rheaper than any Shoe atore tn I Inmbtis. I Also, a splendid of bovs" and men's Hats and rV. hire pntr of fOnrf Moulin loft at f . ronta por rarrl; alao. ant nnantitv of that Itosntifnl Cotton arn S. 73 renta por LiilH-h. B. nr. and look for the keckmd tor, with th. Iirf gron wiMkm. A. P. STOXE CO S. S I im not i.trrratnl in .n other Mora ia Col- lo I oo fonu lor anj other. Oct. a. MM I.i :m. A. P. S. ft CO. HRI :. MDDH I5ES, OIM, PAITS, . rr.Hf. a-roanla-r. Itaao iiiat rrcivrd . larff. addlti'1, f 1 ttB.irturk.f lnm,MiM.Oito.Puitf..fte-. wtiKh inns.ts sad num. on the' most commM. I.WU FAY it klLflOl'RNX tbet offer u . I twin a DECEMBER 19, 1845. PERSIAN PILLS." THK supreme eicclleiicy of the Kemrection or Persian PilU has been abundantly certified to by those who have been cured of the most trying and difficult diseases, and the most adverse circumstances of bodily suffering. But it would take too much room to publish all the testimonials through this medium therefore we insert only the following : Dyttpepsia Cured. Messrs. E. Chase tV Co : Itanllcmcn The Pills which I purchased of you in September, by request of two dyspeptic patients, who had been under the care of several physi cians, before applying to me, and to whom 1 administered various Kinds ot medicines wiinout eiieci, nave m en entirely cured of their complaints, by the use of your Pills. At tlie time of the purchase of the Pills of you, 1 had no faith in them, as 1 had fur a long time discarded all nostrums, but I nni now s.atislied that there is no medicine in use, so cer tainly calculated to cure dyspepsia and disease of the stomach, as vour Persian Pills. 1 now use them daily in my practice, and wish you to send me by stage two dozen boxes more, as I am now entirely out. lion't fail to send them by the first stage and much oblige vour oledient servant, B VMLKL O. SMITH, M. D. Coopcrstown, Dec. 6, 1837. This is to certify that I have received more benefit from the Resurrection or Persian Pills, than all others that have used, or medicine that 1 have taken, from many physicians for the last seven years. The difficulties that I bave labored under were many, aud of such a nature that no medicine but the Resurrection or Persian Pills, was ever able to reach and remove. I believe that they are all they are recommended to I"-; otid the very best medicine for tlie diseases of this country. Pdoomtiefd. Rev. J AS. (J. HAVENS. Jbaftaaaar. Sep.. lfl,T7. This is to certify that I have sold the Resurrection or Persian Pills of K. Cliase Co. for a year past, anil find that purchasers do give them a decided preference to all others, and they uniformly say on coming Hie second time. Unit they are perfectly satisfied that the pals are all that they are recouuneiided to Ih. I have also used than in my family, and feel confidence in saying that they answer ail purposes for which tbev are recommended. "T. JKNNINtiS, Agent. YVilliamspnrt. la.. Sept. 27, lltt-t. E. Cn A 9 E & Co. Dear Sirs: 1 have sold all the Persian Pills you lell here, and should be glad to get some more. They have accomplished miracles here, and are in great demand. 'Phe Pills are called for several times every day. If you cannot come this way soon, please semi bv stage. Yours. Ac. EBK.M'.Z'ER KINO. Russellville. III., Sept. 10, 1UI4. Messrs. E. Chse, & Co. (ientlemen i Tho Persian Pills left with me are all sold out, and I would like much for a new supply as soon as possible. The citizens of this place like them much, believing them to be the best Pill ever in-troduced into this section. Yours, truly, E. C! CHADWICK. Sold, wholesale and retail, at the Variety Store, by DAVIS iV WTLNER, one door north of Clark's lirug Store, Columbus. Oct. lit wly. fR HEBREW PLANTER. KE 1 AND RE- J CE1VE INSTRFC'I'ION. We would call the atten- of our readers to the advertisement of the Hebrew Plaster in to-day's paper, and would also state in connection with this, that we are well acquainted with the Hebrew Plas- IkimIil' m ule use .. it at tue 1 .asi f i t (( si r re -pain tn our side and hreaxt, w hich at one lime threatened to entirely disable us from attending to business. Two or three applica tions of tlie 1 taster entirely cured us. c have in various instances since recommended it to others for seated pains of all descriptions, and have never known it to fail in effecting a permanent cure. .ognywr( Telegraph. This is becoming one of the most popular medicines now before the public. For removing all seated pains, such as Rheum ahMii, pain in the bark, tide or breast, it has no equal in the world. It is also efficacious in removing wens, tumors, corns. At, We do not design to puff this Medicine with old. fictitious certificates. but will simply mention ivfew i'i a ut i owe w here it has effected rum. Mr Sloan, of Xanesville, aOer having milTered with Rheu-matism lor niiif irnrs.was cured by using the Hebrew Plaster. Mr. Anderson, of Putnam, was troubled for n longtime with a lame back, occasioned by oyerhlling, and was cured by using this Plaster. ' A man (name not rerollected) of (iratriot, in Licking co., was entirely cured of Itheiimali-ni by ic-ing this Plaster. The following certificate from Mr. Worsted. Editor ofthe Mas-illon I iaette, was furnished us a few days since. Messrs ClTOCl A Co. During last winter and spnu. I as so truuhled with a pain tn my ontm. us to render me unfit for the duties of the office ; and hearing vour Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster, highly recommended for Himlar cases, 1 was induct d to give it atrial, I had worn a plaster on mv breast but a short time, when all pain left me, and I was enabled again to engage in the duties ofthe office. Mv sister, residing at Steulicnville, has al o received much benefit from its use. i. P, WOl.STELL. .November li, 1813. Lot; vNsron r, la., Jan. lb. ll!14. Mesrs. Comstock A Co: Cents: About sii years since I received a hurt which broke two of my ribs, since w hich time I have been most of the tinieatinable to do lay work, from a severe pain in mi utile andhreatt. 1 had de spaired of ever lreing cured, having already paid enough to doctors to pay for a good farm, and received no benefit. Rut thanks to the cenius who first compounded the Hebrew Plaster, through its effects I am well. About six weeks since in Logansport. I heard an agent of yours recommend the ii brc w Piaster, and was induced to buv a box. and the result , ,- ! - I h m I ted, I would khvawatlMd i I tve a iLihl'Ii- ter who for two years has been unable to do anv work, from a pain in her side and a general prostration of strength, who also applied a piaster to her side. She is now nearly well and improving rapidly. TaW with great respect CALM HARRISON. The box of Plaster rontains sufficient to spread six or eight plasters price H cents. Ml wholesale and retail by DAYfl A WILNF.lt at the Variety Store. I 'olumbns ; also, by Sanford St Park, Cincinnati ; llradlry A Pratt, Delaware ; Dr. Itrown. Mt. Vernon i Priehard A Son, I iranville ; Dr. Eastman. anr-ville ; L. N. Olds. Cirrlerille ; A. D. Sproat, Cl.dlieothe ; W. M. iencer. prinr.'held ; Ells, f lattin &. (,, Dsvton. Oct. 18. llll.). wly. i.-ji , i -4 InlLUM DRUGS! DRUGS ! a? PRICES REIK EI! T)H VSIt I A NS, Druggists and Merchants are invited tcall J and examine our stock ot Med incs. Taints, li n Oils, Varnishes, Sic. lruc. Herlrs ami Eitrarts, Spices. ground and whole, F.seenees, Perliimcry, Ac. Patent Medicines, Fine Chemicals, Instruments. Pure Eaaenliad Oils, Dyp-Stutlt. I.otf and Cam Woods, Oil Vitriol, ( irpperas, Lac Dye. Indiiroes, Mlders, Sumae, Alum, mints. Wetherill A Brother's Pure lad. Chrome Creen and Yellow, Paint and Varnish Brushes, -km : da-- Plates. I. .nw H'.u n 1 ;i-.cu I insr.i.rl I li I nrnrn mr I onl nno Cmtrn 'arnmh, Polished Plate tdass. I.ithrajre snd Red tttthe .NEW WHOLESALE DRI C WAREHOl'SE, yf comer Tenth and Market streets. Philadelphia, CAMPBELL A FRENCH. WlMMW I iSPRIII Clatto IsrsfH. Oct. 9. Mt-sM I To Hint - and Bnnker. fTMIE office of the undersigned, located in Cincinnati, Ohio, A isprepared tn execute all orders for engraving and print- ing. oe nei-toro preiemn i"i u-i um uhh,c be shown by the various orders executed. The secunty .urainst counterfeitinir consists not in machinerr, (entirely new.) hot in combinations of the most elaborate machine work, with vignette. lu n. in design and execution, cannot W Jan W. RAWDON WRICHT A HVTCH. .WACIIISE CARDS. THE subscribers have for sale M setts Machine Cards, fiiary and plain set. V- 30. 31 , 3t, 33. and M , wire ; also Filleting Cards, manufactured at Leicester. Mass. Feb. 11 FAY a KILBOCRN'E. TI PLATE. THE tob-cribers have for sale j botes Tin Plate, 1-3 X tad 10 ' 1 do; also. Wire, sssnrted Nns.. Raans i and common bacet Iron, beet Zinc and jfe Tin. Feb. U I A 4. hULUOL RNL NUMBER 79. DK. DtNCAN'H EXPECTORANT REMEDV FOR Consumption, Colds, Coughs, Spitting of Blood, Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma, Pain in the Side. Breast and Chest, Whooping Cough, Croup, and all other diseases of the Liver and Lungs. COLDS and COL'UHS lead to Conntmption. How many valuable lives might be spared if a little more attention was paid to those apparently trilling complaints, coldB, coughs, etc. There aro very few who estimate correctly the vital importance of having them immediately removed; and generally look upon them as harmless complaints, that will speedily pass off, without any assistance, and in the exercise of such a delusive hope, the majority of those who die annually of consumption in its various forms, have allowed themselves to put olf the use of a proper medicine, until their lungs become diseased without remedy. If the celebrated Dr. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy for consumption, colds, coughs. Ac, was employed immediately on the Mr.-1 appearance of a cold, a tedious, and probably a fatal illness might be arrested. It is an invaluable medicine in every stage of the disease. It removes the tirst symptoms immediately, and when it is not absolutely impossible, it seldom fails to effect a cure in the worst cases. Upwards of 1000 cures in the State of Ohio within the last year. Ask who you please, and almost every person will advi vise you to pro- cure this medicine. imniEM CHANGES The Mother of Consumptions THIS fact is clearly demonstrated wherever we have a sudden change in the weather. It is at this time that the Seed of Consumption is sown in the system nnd nurtured until the Lungs become seriously and dangerously diseased, when in all probability the patient, for the tirst time, will begin to sees. Miai. now many tlioiiwaniU tnus neglect themselves and suffer their Health, and finally their Lite to tve destroyed. 1 lie lirsl pereeptitile toot-prints ot CONSl MPTION, experienced at sudden changes ofthe weather, are Hoarseness anil t.ounh, soreness oi tlie l tiroat, and Irritation of the Bronchi. I'aiu in the Head, Coldness of the Feet, and Sudden Chilliness over the Body. At length the cough increases, and finally prostration and languidness of the whole system follows, which indicate a sudden de cline of Health, and the speedy approach of f owntmptum. These facts, plain ns they appear to every sensible person, do not, however, Beein to alarm those afflicted, until it may be too late. It is therefore of the greatest importance for those who mny be attacked from tho effects of sudden changes in our atmosphere to BtOMa procure I)lt. DUN-CA1VS CVIcOrofafd Expectorant Remedy, the greatest preventive and Life tiuard of CO.Xal' Ml'TIt., and the only eertain medicine that will remove disease and again restore the M'iNCS to their former Health. Dr. Duncan's Groat Western Otlice is opened in Cincinnati at 150 Sycamore street, a few doors below 6th, where Ins Medicines can be obtained in large and small quantities, REJOICE! REJOICE ! REJOICE! FOB THE HEART IS GLAD DU. DI NCA.YS ExHKt tdk as r IU mkmv brings new bones ad tattering prospects to the consumptive patient, whose life is attended with great suffering and pain, lad reduced to a slender thread. Despair not! While there is life there is hope, aud you may bo healed and raised to enjoy again the blessings of health. Perseverance is then only necessary, and that before the lungs are too much diseased nnd ulcerated, nnd n cure is eertain. Thousands of persons are saved annually from the "consumptive grave"' by the timely uso of Dr. huncan's Expectorant Remedy, bead tho certificates of cures performed in every part of the I inted States. These evidences are sullicient to convince all that Dr. Duncan's Medicine is n sale and certain remedy, nrrests that serious disease, consumption, in its infancy, and secures health and happiness. ItT. A ITT Y OF FEMALES, THE noblest work of him who created all things and secured for Man a helpmeet and a comforter in health and adversity. Who then would dire to deface or blemish ihe graceful smiles and enchanting form of a FEMALE T Echo answers no one. Hut the fiend, the " HYDRA HEADED " Monster, COXSCMPTIOS ! it sips the morning dew and steals nwny the Beauty from the Youth, implant the aeed of distress and desolation, and finally lays her low in the dust. The learned Faculty have spent years of study in attempting to discover a Keuiedy to necuro a longer lease upon that " NOBLE FOItM," but nil in vain, until tho celebrated Du. Duncan accomplished his good work, and placed it before the " American Public." Since that time our cities nnd country places exhibit " tens of thousands " of Angelic Forms, whose smiles sneak in TI II N Dl',11 1.N(; TONES the Healing Virtues of bis Expectorant Remedv, a .Medicine that lakes noiil ot tne Monster, destroys tt coil and deep rooted fang, and the Female is safe. jy A supply of Dr. Duncan's Me-dieine just received, at bis Western Office, 1 jU Sycamore street, a few doors below .d!i. Cincinnati. PHYSIC OUT DISEASE. DR. KATZ'S Anti-IIiliotlH Life Pills nre the best Medicine in the known world to accomplish this all important work. Those afflicted with DYSPEPSIA, Sick Stomach, Pain in the Side mul Back. Liver Complaint, Loss of Appetite, Weakness of Ihe Stomaeh and Bowels, Costiveness, Fever and Ague, Bilious nnd oilier Fevers, should at once obtain a box or two of these Pills. They Purfy the fflood. mu renovate Die system in such a manner, (hat it is impossible for I 'i-iease to remain, when they are used according to the directions. Price lb cents. DAVIS A WIENER, July ii. Illlo. wly. Sole Agents for Colutnbiis, Lcgnl Notice WILLIAM R. ROSE, Aaa Rose, the unknown heirs of Mildred Rose, the unknown heirs of Alexander F. Rose, the unknown heirs of Charles W. Rose, the unknown heirs of Alexander Rose, ami the unknown heirs of Molly Hodge, are lierehy not died, that on the seventh day ot Uc-tober, A. D. Illlo, James Taylor, sen., filed a hill in chancery against them, in the Court of Common Pleas, of Franklin county, in the State of Ohio: the substance of which bill, and of the prayer thereof is, that said defendants may lie decreed to convey to said Taylor, in fee simple, .KiO acres of' land, bounded ns follows: Beginning where the south houiidarv of the United Stales Military Lands crosses Alum creek on the enst bank of said creek thence east, with the said boundary line, 46) poles, to the south-east corner of the third section, first township, in the seventeenth range; thence north Pii .M0 poles, to a stake, thence west 50 beginning, being the MM track patented to John C Macau, and by him conveyed to John Rose; and said defendants nre further notilied thai, unless they appear and plead, answer, or demur to said bill within suty days after the next Term of said court, a decree pro eonfesso will be taken against thrm at the next Term, after the expiration of snid sixtv davs. WILCOX, for Plaintiff. ,N.v, il. IfJIV 9w. WDGK SWAN'S PRACTICE. ISAAC N. W ill I'l V. has this day published, The Practice in Civil Actions and Proceedings at Law in Ohio. an. I Precedents in Pleading, with Practical Notes; together with The Porms of Process; anil Clerk Entries. By Jo- y v h I!. Sw ,. President of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit. Vol. 1 ; a very large roval tlvo. GjO pages, in fine law bind- tg. price so uu. This volume contains a general outline of the proceed ings in the various common law actions resorted to in Ohio, from their commencement to the time when declarations are made up. With this view, it rontains a summary of the jurisdiction of the Courts ; the law relating to parties, plaintiffs and defendants in actions at contractu and ex delicto, and how and when a party may object on account of an omission, mistake, or mis-joinder of parties ; a brief outline of the various actions resorted to in Ohio; the requisites aim Mirnin oi pr.vcipcs, security lor costs, tlie requisite anil forms of summonses and their service and return ; the mode of proceeding to obtnin a capias ad respondendum under the nori-miprinnnment act. with the requisites and forms of nfhdavits to hold to hail , the privilege from arrest . the requisites and forms of capias ail respondendum ; by whom, where, when, anil how the arrest may lie mule, and the forms of returns by the sheriff; proceedings airainst the sheriff for not returning a capias or taking in sufficient bad. A- , with forms of rules, notices, Ar.; proceedings against the hail to the sheriff, and how discharged, fee. ; the aperial had snd how excepted to ami how to justify ; the appearance of the defendant ; ihe forms of derlaratinns in Assumpsit. Covenant, Debt. Detinue, Replevin, Case. Trover, Trespass ami Ejectment, with such practical notes to the forms of pleading an may be deemed useful. The laws of Ohio awl the decisions of the Court in Bank have not. in general, changed the rules of the common law in respect to pleadings, so that the forms in this work will generally be fnnd to conform more nearly to the Precedents used in other Stites. than the EntHish Precedents. This volume, althoneh the first, is completr within ifslf. The 2d volume will he issued as soon as it can he prepared. For sale at the Bookstore of raVfS. I. N. WHITING A HI NTIViTOY EW BONNET. Jl ST rereiTfd by the suhschhrrs. a new and well aMM sssnrtment ot Neapobtian. Prince xlb-rt. Fancy Braids and plain lrhorn and Straw Bonnets, wmh can h afforded at nnnsavlli low prices. FAT A. KILBOl RNE. Teh. II CAft A Cotton Chain. No. j to 16. OVM'U ilWllba. Cotton Bats. Wick Yarn aad Carpet Chain. Jnat received and for sale by Feb. U. FAY A MI BOt RNE. TANNERS' OIL. 25 Feb 11 FA! i KlLBOlfO't NEW GOODS I The first of the season, and Cheaper than otelr W before offered K hm just received a very large assortment of New l nl,uod" comiaing all the new styles of Summer and r all Dress tioods, such as Ginghams, Law ns, ChinUea,Cal-D-e Uine. Cashmeres De Caaae, SUk and Cotton Warp, Alpaccas, ZembU Cloth. Pirisiennes, Ate. Ate. Also, a very larye assortment of Cloths of every color and description, Irom 1 50 per yard up. Cassirneres, Satinctts and Jeans of eTery color and price. Gambroons, Linens and Cotton Summer Stuffs for pantaloons and coats. Flannels, Checks, Tickings, and Drillings; Bleached and unbleached Shirtings and Sheetings, from u 1-4 cents up. Long and Short skein Cotton Yarn, Batting, Candlewicka nnd Wadding. Leghorn and Straw, Velvet and Silk Bonnets -, men'a and bov's Hats and Caps of every description. Men's home made and eastern coarse and Fine Boots and Shoes: Women's eastern snd home made Shoes and Slippers; Misses', boya' and children's Slippers and Shoes of every description. t'offee,liun-Fowdcr,Youag Hyson and Black Teas from 8 3-4 cents to 1 per pound -and" other dry groceries. Also, the beat of Indigo, Madder, Ate. Home made Linneys, Jeans and Flannels, AYc. Best Hocking Salt and Eastern Sole Leather. All we ask of you and we ask of all who read thisad-vertiscment- is to call and examine the goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere, and if we cannot offer you really very great bargains, we do not ask you to buy. Keiiiembcr to call and see us, and satisfy yourselves. V B. We will trive anv thinir that wo ha. e st tlie lowest cash price, in exchange for Linseys, Jeans, Flannels, Hags ami Fe.itli.ra.Ac &c. E. W. A E. C WYNNE. ColumMfc, Aumist 6, 'M'. tf. TAVERN STAND I OR SALE. A TAVERN Stand, with a large and comm dious Stable, snd a Crocery Store and Bakery attached, situated in Lockbourn, Franklin co.. Ohio, II miles south of Columbus, at the junction of the Columbus side cut with the main canal, aud on the bank of the Canal, are offered for sale, in "whole or in part, as may suit purchaser. The buildings are large and m good repair, and the location, it scarcely need be said, is a favorable one. My terms are, one-third cash, and the balance in from one to six years. Application may be made in writing or otherwisejto the proprietor, on the premi ta. JAMES FLEMING. Lockbourne, Oct. 7, 1;: !.'. ts. PRINTERS, LOOK HEREI Machinery Cot Wood Types I THE undersigned are prepared to furnish to order, any style, siao or pattern of WOOD TYPE, equal in every respect, to any manufactured in the Unitea States, st very low prices. Our Types are accurately cut, and cleanly and neatly finished, and warranted not to become injured by any usage to which types are ordinarily subjected. The woods we use are mahogany, box-wood, &c, end irniin, and so prepared as to defy the action of water or the atmosphere. Having just completed new and improved machinery, we are prewired to till orders at the shortest notice ; and being practical printers, and one of us having nine years' experience as a job printer alone, we Hatter ourselves as to our ability to give satisfaction in every case. ILf Papers that published the advertisement of Palmer & Co., can have their orders filled by as. Ami papers publishing this advertisement to the amount of 5, will receive their uv in type when three times the amount of their bills ia taken out. Editors will please send paiwrs containing the advertisement, that we may know where to send specimen sheets. MARTIN A JONES, S. W. corner of Svcamore and 3d sts-, Cincinnati. August M, IU46. rPARml WANTED 13 Tlltt TUNING BUSINESS. THE subscriber has now in successful operation, a Tannery capable of working in from 120 to ISO Hides per week. A large proportion of tlie labor is performed by machinery, propelled uy a steam engine of ten horse power, the buildings and fixtures are all new and in excellent order, having been constructed within the pnst year. The undersigned, not being a practical Tanner, wishes to dispose of an interest of one-fourth, one-third, or one-half in the concern to some one who fully understands the business, and is competent to take charge and manage the establishment.There are now some I to $5000 of Stock worked in, and about 000 cords of Bark on hand. The facilities of transportim; Hides, Bark and Leather, to and from this point by means of the Miami ('anal, are unequalled in the State ; this, with the fact, that any quantity m mm can c twi at .t cents casji, ano Ml at n aa per cord, delivered at the door, renders it n very desirable situation for this business. Persons wishing to engage would do well to visit snd ei-amine for themselves. None need make application without satisfactory references. L. R. BROWN ELL, Sept. S, lWA. wj. Piqua, Ohio. AGUE AND FEVER. Mackenzie's Tonic Febrifbge. THIS invuluable medicine has been in use lor better than ii years, as a certain, speedy and safe cure for Fever sad Ague, Dumb Ague, Chill or Intermittent Fevers. The steady and increasing demand, with the universal success attending its use has gained for it a reputation unsurpassed by any other medicine : for the above diseases It Stands Unrivalled! Emigrants and others who are travelling West, with thoso who resido in situations where Fever and Ague and the various forms of Bilious diseases prevail, wiil find the Tonic raaniaga an eliectual preventive. Full and explicit directions accompany each bottle, warranted in all cases, or the money refunded. Manufactured and lor sale tiy MACKENZIE & H ASKELLS, Cleveland, O. Forsale by DEiMCi &l SON, Columbus. Sept. H i lasaty 211. T1IT old favorite and sterling remedy for Fever and Ague, and other Bilious Complaints, Howand's 44 Improved" Tonic Mixture, has never, we am prepared to say, done the slightest injury to the constitution, in one single instance out ot the lsjff.fXI) cases in which it has cured the complaint. Moreover, the proprietor hereby offers a reward of J 10,000, to any one who will detect the least particle of Arsenic, Barks or Mercury, in the genuine Medicine. Kememtier, as you value your health and lives, not to touch a bottle of Howand's Improved " Tonic Mixture, that has not the teriffrn signature of the author, John R. Rowand. on a paper lahel which crosses the mouth of every genuine bottle ; for in this way only willyou escape the rascally counterfeits, and their pernicious effect. J. B. WHEATON.only accredited Agent inColumbui.O. Inventor, and Sole Proprietor, M . B. Rowand, No. 28 N. Second t., Philadelphia. April ?6. tf. PATENT MEDICINES. 8 WAIM'S Panne en and Vermifuge. KieliardNon A: i o s celelir.ited American I'anacsn ( nrpciitcr s Extract of Sarsaparilla. Dr. Jayne's Expectorant, do Hair Tonic, do Carminative Balsam. Oldridge's Balm of Columbia. Ilay'a Liniment. Butler's Effervescent Magnesian Aperient. Sedleitr. and Soda Powders. Rowand's Tonic Mixture. Nerve and Bone Liniment. Sherman's Cough Carthorta, Camphor and Worm Loxen- far Bcekwith's, Lee's, Evans', Hunt's, Crumbacker's snd Gar man Pills. Anderson's Cough Drops. Fahnestock's Vermifuge. Carpenter' Preripitated Extract of Bark. A constant supply of the almve articles kept for sale at the Drug Store of ft'eh. FAY A KILBOIRJVE. FIR AND II ATT ERR' TRIMMINGS. THK, subscribers have just received a large stock of Fun and Hatter's Trimmings, which they oner for sale at the lowest prices. 50 lb. Nutria, sides. 00 - double and single King R aaia, blown. 100 " Carroted Kussia. 100 " Kaw and Carroted Coney. SO Hack and Belly Mu-k r..t 1000 Saxony and Spanish Bodies. AUo A first rate assortment of Silk nnd Cotton sides and Tips. Bandingand Itindm,r, Hat leathers. Bow Strings, Skivers, all colors, Black ami Drab Silk Plush. Extract logwood Gam Miellae, Ac. Feb. U.J FAY Ac KILBOUHNE. HARDWARE. FY A KILBOI KNE have just received .10 tons Juniata Iron. .k)0 kegs Juniata Nails. 20 kegs Boston 3 penny Nails, .iflOO lbs. New Jersey and Pittsburg Carnage and I"(W Springs, 50 Rifle Barrels, 20 doi . Simmons' Axes, 200 pair Trace Chains, 200 Log Chains, Mill and Cmm-cut saws. Also. 50 Boxes Tin plate. Wire, Russia and American sheet Iron. Sheet Zinc, 30 dot. Amen' Spades aad Shovels. Anvils and Vices. 30U0 Iba. Spring Steel, 200 do. Knives and Forks. Ac, Ac. Use, afint rate assortment of Door Locks, latches, ButU and Screws, tad every srticle in the Hardware line July 15. GROCERIES. THE subnerihers offer for tale st their old stand. No. 6, Gondale Row, 12 hhds. prime N. O. Sugar. New Orleans and Sugar Hotise Molanaes. .V) Bags Rio Coffee. Fine ehewing and common Tobacco Superior trunpowder and Young ILson Tex. Pepper. Spice, t.inger.atc. Ac. March 1. PAY A KH.BOCRNE. OILS. FAINTS AND V ARNISII. FAY A KILBOl 'RNE have just received Xkg White lad ground tn Oil. 2000 Iba. drv White Lead. Bed Lead Litharge, Chrome tireen.Chresni1 Yellow. Paris and Emerald (ireen fren i -her. Vemlian Red Pans WhiU- and Sana ish Whitmg Also. lObMs.Sp-ritsTnrpenriiie 3dLrned Oil. 1 bht Japan Varnish, 1 do ( opal Varnish. 2 ranee Gam t'opal. ? do Shellac, Ac Feb U OIL FIXXR M1TH. 5KIF.CF.S Oil Horn CM. f merib-n 'ialij mi hna-tiftil pattern, juit received anWaj Mle W April 17. FAY fc SiLBOCRNE