Ohio State journal and register (Columbus, Ohio), 1838-11-14

              TATE JOURNAL AN J REGISTER. VOLUME 2!). COLUMBUS, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1838. NUMBER 9. OHIO rt. Terms: g3 00 a year in advance otherwise jgi 00. PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY C. SCOTT fc J Me GALLAGHER 3 lice on State street, Two doori Weal of the Clinton Hank JOHN M. GALLAGHER, EDITOR. ADVERTISING. Twelve linos or less, one Insert ton, 10 50 tt i three..." 1 00 it u it cachnddlttonnllmierllon,.. .0 25 i i it three moiitlit, 3 00 i i it six mniitlm 5 00 it it i twelve months, 8 00 Lower advertisements In tho same proportion aa tho aliove. A deduction of twenty por cent., (on the execis,) when tin amount exceeds twenty ilollnrsin ilx month; Alt Advertisements should ho marked on their face with the nurnhcr of Insertions desired, or they will ha continued till order ed out, and charged by the Insertion. No responsibility for errors In legal Court Advertisement!, beyond tho amount charged for their Insertion. YEARLY ADVKRT1IIKO. One-eighth of a column, (about 25 Unci,) $12 00 One fourth " Hi 00 One hnlf. " 25 00 A full nl n -10 00 FARMER AND GARDENER. BV JOHN A. LAZELL. FROrOSKI) STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The following Resolutions have been handed us for publication. Tho general objects they have in view we most cordially approve. Millions have been expended by the Stato in opening channels for tho exit of Iter surplus produce. The State is, nnd must continue to be, essentially agricultural. It then behooves ber guardians, by suitable encouragement, to stimulate the producing class to grow her staplo products to the greatest possible extent; and the policy which resulted in uniting the waters of tho Lake with those of the Lubctlc Ilecicre will then bo exhibited in its most glorious aspect. It merits consideration whether the interest of the State is not seriously involved in the question, whether her Legislature bestows any, and how much aid in tho cause of agricultural improvement. If wo need an ineentivo to action, we have but to cast our eye to our sister States for examples of the invogorating cflccts a little bounty, in the shape of premiums, has in raising the standard of agriculture. Ucsides exalting the state of refinement nnd prosperity of tho whole community, the Slate no doubt, by patronizing Agricultural Societies, will receive into her coffers, in the increase of canal revenue, fourfold the amount expended. That tho State Government would be tho gainer by a judicious patronage of Agricultural Societies, we can have no possible doubt. The manner of bestowing it is a question for mature reflection. Tho resolutions aro silent as to soliciting aid from the Stato authorities. Without such aid, we frankly express our opinion, tho organization will be in vain. A fow, liberal, enterprising individuals, may bo willing to contribute to sustain the objects of such an institution; but the great mass, under such an arrangement, will not como up to tho work. The paramount object should be to obtain such an organization, and such aid as will interest all. Make them feel they have an interest at stako, and tho battle is more than half won. We have enlisted, in a small way, with a desiro to be useful to tho Farmers. Will they lend a helping hand! We hopo the different counties in tho Slate will not only bo fully represented in tho proposed Agricultural Convention on tho 3d Wednesday in Decem ber noxt, tut make audi uu appeal, by potition to tho Legislature then in session, for aid, as shall command respect and obedience Wo trust tho newspapor press throughout tho Slate will not feel it a hardship to publish tho resolutions, with such accompanying remarks as the subject seems to require. rnocF.RniNfifi or the ntntxTORS op tup. licking Cdl'NTY AOIIIt't'l.TIIRAI. KIICIKTV, RP.I.ATIVK TO TUB F.KTAIILIHMHKNT OF A STATU AtJRICULTlIRA BOUIKTY. October 10, 183d. At a meclinir of tho Hoard of Directors of tho Lick ing County Agricullur.il Society, on Monday, the Hi h day of October, IHIM, it was lltmlml. That in tho opinion of this Board it is very desirable to have funned a Slate Ajrieiillurnl Society, having for its leading objects the collodion, compilation, and publication uf facts and observations relalivo to, and embodying a general syslein of Agriculture, uited to Ihe soil and climate of Ohio. Jlcmlml, That in order to obtain the formation of a Stato Society on a liberal nnd useful scale, this llo.inl would recommend Ihe meeting of delegates from tin-several counties in the State, at Columbus, on the 3d Wednesday of November next. Ilemlnd, That tho Corresponding Secretary be requested to forward a copy of the foregoing resolutions to the present Stato Agricultural Society, with a request that ho lay tho samn before said Society nt its next meeting, nnd also that ho cause these resolutions to ho published in the papers of ibis town, and in tho Ohio runner. J. N. WILSON, Cor. Sce'y. I. Blue, lice. Stc'y. From tlifl ('lir.titre Parmer. KXI'KRIMKXTM. Mr. Cookk As ynu bavo called for the result of actual experiments, I send you mo miiowing you mny do what you please with them, if you throw the connniiiiienlion under tho table, well: Inilin ll'iiat. sowed one third of an acre, from which 1 hnd twelve bushels; it was Judged one half blailid, winch II U " not niatcti, would nuvo yielded at Iho ratio of tmnly-firt bushels lo the aero which only corrobr rates the statement of others, resulting from Ihctr experiments. I hesitate not to stato that this urain is the cheapest (Train that is raised, when wo consider its price, and the risk of the seasons for raising other grains. 1 am persuaded from experience that it Is inferior lo no grain, fur filteningbogs; nnd by the way, il is not a dear or an unpalalalilo food fur tho table, when common whoil is scarce. !j. SkiAihit ('urn. Last spring I naked a part of my seed com in copperas and water, until the sprouts had slarted perhapi one-fourth of nil inch. Tho result was, the corn that was snaked, was ten days earlier than Iho oilier, and was fully ripe fr harvesting before the usual timo of frosts, for there was only about a bushel of "pig corn" (properly so called) among seventy-five sound, dry enough lo crib. Again; tho worms did not destroy it, for Ihero were no hills missing, while there nro many hills gono a few rods distant, where tho corn was not soaked. Frnin the Cleveland Inti-ltigonrcr. Tho Yht crop in Indiana, from all accounts, is most abundant. At I.npnrte, heat is sellingnt 8 .J cents per bushel; and il is calculated that Ihe farmers in that vicinity will have a siiplus of 3011,001) bushels to ilisposoof. They will likewise have 100,001) bushels ol potatoes; ami a similar amount nt inns, miciiignu, too, this summer, has ilolio remarkably well, in Iho prnduco way. She, instead of purchasing, for her own consumption, as has heretofore beeu Iho case, has raised a large amount for exportation. This is as Il should he. The rniiing of un exlrn amount of produce will do much to improve the chancier and credit of theso Stales both at homo ami abroad. It is said thai a number of cows In the neighborhood of Dayton, have beeu poisoned from eatingbuckeyes. LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS 1838-9. SESSION JOfltNAL AND REGISTER, PMiiktl Daily, Trt WuUf, Stnl-IYetU), and Wakll. The Proprietors of the Ohio State Journal and Political Register will, as heretofore, devote the publication, during tho approaching sittings of the General Assembly, to a careful detail of the proceedings of that body. The sessions of the Legislature of tho great State of Ohiohave been increasing in interest in a degree corresponding with the annual increase of population, wealth, and intelligence. It is believed that tho session near at hand will provo second in interest and excitement to none of those which have preceded it. I'rom causes which it is not necessary here to enumerate, the helm of Government has passed out of tho charge of the Whigs into that of their po litical opponents. The latter come into power as the pledged friends of Hank Reform, by which term many understand the destruction of the Ranks as the advocates of tho right of repeal by tho Legislature in cases of charters granted at former sessions as the oppo nents of the credit system as the exterminating foes of paper money, particularly of notes of the minor denominations and as the oxolunivo friends of tlie gold and silver or " exclusive metallic" humbug, and the thrice defeated Sub-Treasury scheme. They nro also pledged to reduce tho Stato taxes. Many of these J subjects nro tho absorbing topics of tho time, I hey constitute the great dividing lines of party, on cither side of which the statesmen of the day havo assumed hostile stations. In the General Assembly, tho Loco-focos possess Iho strength of numbers. They will zealously urge tho adoption of thtir peculiar views. I hat thoso doctrines which are pernicious will bo met and resisted by as talented, patriotic, cnergclic, nnd determined a band of Whigs as ever raised Ihcir voices in tho legislative halls of the country, is a matter of consoling certainty. The clashing of prejudice and principle will, no doubt, be productive of many scenes of intense excitement, of good and evil tendency, of which no citizen of the Stato should ho ignorant. It will bo our caro, calmly lo note the progress of events, and impartially to spread before our readers a history of the conduct of the People's representatives. How fairly and fully tho ascendant party redeem their pledges, and how well thoso lately in power seek to advance the interests of the State, shall be faithfully detailed in tho columns of the Session Journal and 1!e-oisteh. conditions. Tho Daily Sau'on Journal and Register will contain as great an amount of reading matter as is common in Western dailies. Price during tho session, Three Dollars.The Tri-Wtchty Simon paper will contain no advertisements, (excepting a singlo insertion of new ones,) hutwill be exclusively duvoted lo rending matter. Price Two Dollars. The Semi-Weekly edition will he published on an extra-imperial sheet, containing all the matter of the other editions. PricoOne Dollar and Fitly Cents. To accommodate portions of the Stato where weekly mails alone penetrate, a Wttkly edition will be published, on a large extra-imperial sheet, entirely mndo up of reading matter. This edition will bo furnished at One Dollar for tho session. The several editions of Ihe Journal and Register, in addition to the ordinary subjects embraced in a newspaper, will furnish full reports of tho proceedings of the General Assembly. Competent Reporters for tho two branches havo already been engaged. The editor will also endeavor to give the reader a running commentary on tho actions of parties, in the shape of a daily summnry. At the cluso of Iho session, a complete list of all acts passed, with copies of some of tho most important laws, will he published. News, Congressional, Political, Foreign and Domestic, will always occupy a portion of liie columns of the Journal and Register. Subscribers names must be returned as early as during Iho first week in December. Advance payments will in all cases be required for the Session paper. Letters on the subject, ( imariably post-paid, J should ho direeteil to SCOTT & GALLAGHER, I'uMithen. Columbus, October, 1H38. 17" Editors in Ohio with whom we exchange, by puoiisniiiiiig me auove, wiiienutio iiiemscivcsio a in-weekly exchange. KKOXT 11HK K. Til R fiilwrrltar tint on liuml a few tliimaanrl nrn-'acil trout, a mot imperii nrl Iclc for Iatng parlour lieartha, or any ullirr mat work. Tlu'se llrtrk are miiiln In a maclilnn of Miaar,. t'ranao ti HmislYkcr, (Talent) nf rrriinaylvanla, anil aretlio ntat-Mt Rrirk errr otli-rcl lo Die ctligena ofl.'oliiinlina. Oct. !(!.. 7 If. A.MIIH 8. KAMHI'.V. IlKMtV YIIAHT, FoRirARDiita Jixn commission mkrcimxt, llrtrk Warr-linuo, at tlie heat) of Ilia Cnnal, tatftly occitilcil by IM'omiliM-k ii Co. Caali for tVliualanil Flour. Coluniliua, July 27. NOTICE. l.l. parsntta roiirerncd will lake nollco Hint a petition will lie ircfiitnl lo tlie llmftral AsMinlily of tlie Hlale of Olilo, al llii'lr nrxl araaion, praying fur Ihe oxli-nslnn of Hie f 'oliiiiilma nnl .oar Hlale road from Ita prraenl aonlliern lermlratlon at Ilia nnrlh line of Die Town plat of roliiinl'lia, tlirnrn one aoiitti to llronil alrffit, In aatil Town p'at; ami for tlie vamtlnn ofao imirll of Hcventli alrcct aa Ilea belwcen llroail alreet anil Norlli 1'iililla I.nnr, In will lown plat. Oct. JO.. 7 3v. OKIMIAV INSTITI'TE'X HANK, FIXTON, O. TIIM nnlaa of IMa Ini'llliition are rrilrrincil al llio F.iclianae Hank I'lnelimalt, nt one and a half per rent, fllaronnl. UcL 2li. W.M. KlIll l'Kl, Caalilcr. QTATI'.MP.M'or Hie condition of Ihe Orphan liutilutc'a Hunk, kj Ii lat OMonrr, lR.ltt. ItKnotJUCKd. tlilta and nnlei of Initlvlilnnla, , line from llnnkaln New York. Ilo. do Ohio, Htierlo on hninl - N'nlea nt other llnnka, Raali:tnte I'oiaonal I'roperty ftipcnae account, 3J.703 00 ani'iiM Ujj-lT.n., no 27,7511 .'.7 17.210 INI ;l.4;.t) fi i 1.H75 75 3 ,047 GO l2J,llj0 57 MAniMTIFA Capital elork paid In,. Nulca In rlrrnliilioii, ., Individual ilrpneltca,. , rrollla, , ,.. 7l,r,nn no ... 3... mo on ... H.IJII 07 ... 7J5U 50 l2.l.ll'd) 57 J. III . a.Ca.li. M. OVIAIT, rrcehluul. Fulton, Hlaik county, O., Oct 2ti..7 3w NEW ENGLAND CO! (711 HVHI I'. TIIF.r rnna reputation of widen baa now lierunie eattih iatieil aa Hie moat anfn and clllrnrloua remedy ever ttlacovorrd for liilluen- a.i, Couuha. Cntda, Aslhinn. Wlinoptnir Couali, Hpltlint of Rlood, nnd all auVrrtione of Ihe l.unta. 1'rcpa'cd only by the ante proprietor, llmti'l (loddnid. No ft. Out I alrect. New York. In prercr.ltnf tlila H'cl'iil remedy lo tho public, the Proprietor (a autliorlard by a pliyabian, from whom the Herlie wna conliitcn Unity obtained, to aiale. that lie h le uaed It hlruaelf, and In Ida ci Irnalvn practice In Ibilmonnry electlone, with aatonl-hiiia eifert. Tlie happy combination of vesciablo auh.lnn'-ca, of which It la entirely rnmpnacd, are peculiarly adapted lo ulaenaea of the l.unira, Liver and Sloinnrh, Tlila mrdlrlue una la-en naeil very cxtenatvrly, and tho proprietor hr.a not known a ainle limlnnro In which II baa failed In giv Inn relief In dtaeaaea for wlilrtl It la rcrommeuded; even In cnaea aproarhiuz to conaumptlon, nllcndcl wllli bleedliia nt Ihe l.uuua, and wliere all other remeillea hnd failed, Iho moat derided and Hallerlnf aurreaa hna nlleuileil la uao. Common enlda. wlilrb am imcrntly the adVrl of ol atrlirled pnraplrnllun, wilt yield tu lla In-llucnrc In a few hour; when uaed In nalhinn, hoaraeneaa, wlicexj lua. and aho-tneaa of brcnlli, II Blvea tmmeitlnle relief, proem lint Irai qull real and aleep. In wlioopliit cou:li It la without n rival. Il operate, hy gentlo exH-ctorulion, and may be given lo Infanta w Ith perfect anfely. The I'roprielor would add, thai he la eunatnntty rrrelvlus nu mernua tratlmonlnla nf Iho value and elltrnry of Hit. remedy, aomo rertllrnlea of which may beaeen on tlie bill ol dliertlona nernm panylua each lotile. Any neraon utn II will baetiro torccom Mend il atnln. For aaio by Iho t'roprteinr'a Agent, Au;m t). THO, tt. lit li.t.ll, lllitli at. 10 DOLLARS REWARD Wlf.L te given for ll:e delivery of my mnre, aaddtc, lirl.Uo and cloak, which I loaned to a lady named NANCY Wil. LI A Mr?, to come to Coluniliua, on ttaturduy tlie 27tli Ortnlier laat, and alio liaauot yet returnodllicni, and nut liavinii hvurdlrom her, have every rcaaon to helluva alio never Intenda to do an. She had on when alio lett.a light callro dresa, Mark ttowered veil, and tlie aliove clonk, which le a cross-harrcd plaid. Hlic liaa.naturatly, a lltlit cnniplcxiun and lizht halr.ahout 2U ycara of a?c; the mnre la hriiilil hay, witli black mane, tail and Icga, about 17 haude lilih, and bpvoii yeara uf sue, and a firat rale animal; the anildle la tutor-ahlv well worn, with a allotted nluah aeat. anil red liouaina. Iirlilla doulile reined, witfi cuth bit; further deacrlption la deemed untie, cccaary. The ahovo reward will he punctually paid on prcecnta tion of the aliove article, to mo, or 95 for corrert ftiforinatlun where they can he obtained. THOMAS UIIAY, JR. . D. It la presumed ahe will make tier way to L'rhana,or ft. Marya NovemliertJ..8 3w. RANK OF NT, (XAIIi. TIIEnotcaoflliie Hank, marked "payulda at tlie Rank of Circle, vlllc. Ohio,' and aiancd by Jeaao btlnlth, or the auliacrllicr, will lie redeemed at all tlinca, when ureacntcd at tho Ujnk nfeir clcville, by P.aatcrn Urana, at tho current rate at which the Hank of lltrcleville and the L'auka of Coluniliua and Lancaster, redeem their own notea, or by Ohio Dank uotea, aa the holdere may re- queat. J. at U. HMI iil. Noveinlicr 6, 18J8..S fim. FLAX HEED WAXTEI). JWIrOi to purchase a quantity of Flax Heed, at my Oil Mill on Tl.lrdand Houlhmect'e, for whli'li ('anil will be alvon, or Oil cichanied. Joseph BUIUVARZ. Cohinilma, Nov. 6.. 8 3w. ll'JOT AND NIIOI-; WAREHOUSE. CHOUGH A I, II It E u , No, 71, Wuod BrRKKr, Corner of dill atrcct, Pitttburgh, I now rccelvlna Fall Mock of I100TH AND SHOES, which licolfera for ante for Cnali, O. A. ImviuK been particular to linvo Ida Roota and Btioea made for bint, of extra largo a!?.c, tho beat aetecled atork, nnd by the lieal workmen, eimcelvca hoollerean Inducement to lliuan Merchant! who wlah priuio good, aud wulild, therefore, ark them to call nnd examine his atock. Pept. ll,lll;IH..12..7 MOKE I.ICIII'. TIIH euliecrlhcr rcapcrtfully lumrine Die elllzcni orCotuinliiia and the public, that he romliiuea to do hualucie in the Honp and Candle line In nil tie vnrieliia.on Front aireet.5 doora north of llrondwny, where he intenda keeping couali.nlly on hand evory article In lua lino, orn quality not excelled by utty in the market. Thnnkful fur lite liberal pnlrottaeo ho line hitherto received, be eollcile a continuance of tiieanme. VVM. ASTON. October 12.. 5 tf. HADDLSOIIV. C1 A. RARKER hna taken llio old aland formerly occupied . by M. Norihrup, nearly opposite Ituaacl'a Hotel; and Ii . tenila kecpina: a general naaorlmcut of nil kindaof work in Ida line of buelncaa ronatnntly for anlo. Country produce taken in exchange. A atiareof public pntrotince I, aollclled. Juno 3(1 4 Ni.MALnnd Veiretnblo Phyalolouy couaidrrrd with refer-euro to Nntiirnl Theology, by I'cterMnrk Itouct, Al. U.,lr'ec retary lo the lloynl Society, A;c. tc; 2 vola. Tlila Is tho liltli, and wo ahull not err pro'mhly Ifwendd. Hie heat of the treatises yet published In conformity with the will of the l.nrl or urltlaewntcr-nud designed lo calabllali "Hie power, iailoin, nnd goodneaa of fiod, na mnntfealcd In tho creation." Physiology Isnt nil timea nn attractive study, and when pursued under a guide soakliful as Dr. Rogel, will) n view so ennobling as that with which tlila treatise waa undertaken, It must Improve aa It liitercsla. In pursuing tlie varied enquiries angcclcd by hla aulject, the au thor line not expatiated beedleasly through the wliule rouge of natural history, lint Ilea confined himself to thoae piirtlrulnra in Iho history and structure of nnlmnla nnd plnuta, In which the rela tion to limit muses, nnd uinnilest eviilenres of design, enn bodia-ttnctly traced. He hna thereby surreed'-d ill prnduclng a book well rounertcd and reasoned, nnd aboiiiidiiig in curloua and In-atrurllvo matter for all clnasea of renilcia. Foraale nt Ihe Rook Store of I. N. WHITING. Auguat I;). Prepared solely from Veeetiililo .Mallei. Ilv Jacub IIoock, Battimtre, WHICH may he taken with perfect snfely hy all arce. mid in all diseases, llacurea nre for Hie following diseases: Dysiepsla, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, liillnluiuntion of (be Slomnch, Henri llurn, Diarrhea, Dyacnlnry or Flux, Files, Fistula, Olislrurlcd Menstruation, vtgueand Fever, Rilloua or Itctriltlant Fever, Typue Fever, Scarlet Fever, Small Fox, Fryslncloua or St. Anthony's Fire, Aathmn, I'lciirisy, Mcasela, Yellow Fever, Costlvencsa, Wind on the Stomach or Rowels. Cholera Morbus, Consumption, lliducnxa, Colda, Cougba, Intlnmuiallnn of the chest, 1'alaey, (lout, itlieumntiain, Iiillnminalory Sore Throat, or (tiilnaey, Whooping Cough, Tliruali, or Sore Mouth, I'utrld Sore Throat, ("roup, Inflammation ofthc Heart, Dropsy, Itlrknls. Ills eaaea of the Liver, Jiiundlro, llilficully of making I'rinc, (ileel. Hyslerfrs, Nervous and Scroluloue A trecflons of Hie Memhera and l.ignmonta. Mercurial and Venereal hisenses. Ulcers, Sorea. Af fections of Hie Skin, and nil Diseases arising from Impure Ulood, tie. I'rlre, per lloltlc, AlK). For sale by Ian. II JOHN M. KERR. IX('TOR ! JAVMl'M CAHM1NATIVR I1ALBAM AM) MKAI.TII Kl'.STOn ATIVE. A aft nd tgtttutl rtmtdf far CotigkM, and mast itiaeaac mf te Stvmarkand Aorca.oj a Iharrhaa r t.oo$ntat, Clerm Morbu,l)iitnttrf, Dyaprpai, Viattral Obatrvctiont, Cramp, Calie, Vttniting, Vain a in tka Stomach and Botetla, S(e.,aiut that frtqutnt attd fata! MauJy among Children, TERMED M rHOt.KKA IKF JITIM," Oft ' If MM ICR COMPLAINT." Tlllfl Medicine la very plearant to the lai'e, and will readily bo taken by t'lilld'en. Ita BJicccaa haa been unrivalled, and It Ii now URfd In the prnctire of many phyilciani. It iatittcfiilin all raica where C'ariniiiAllvf!, Antl,icid,Abiorh enla, Utomarlilra, Tonln, Antl-xpamnodira, Kipertornnta, or Dpohatrnentf arc required, and nf aiirh mny Iwt tiwd In all cnwi of low Fevflra,t:bncheiiea, Miiraitniui, (llatidular Ohitrurlloiii, and Chronic dicnm of the Inlortinl ornana, n M-wenterle Fever, Chloroaii, I'nlnful Meimtruation, Hectic Cousba and Told!, Hror- butlc Attection, Uyurln, &c. For le at ihr tihln Druit Htore, by HCMMMl CI, A UK. Pept. 11.. tv (ITI.F.RV. T 1THT receivnl, 1 Cank of Cnlli ry, roiilllo( of table and desert 1 1 kniveaand forka. Ivory Imlnnce (in mile do, pen, pocket, 2 and 3 btnde knivei, aclmwra, ilieara, bc, iuakii:g a IrCuulil'ul nnorl-ment, for pale as unial, verv low. by July 27, 10 )8. .H K 1,1,1 f, WINUlW ft Co. TOBACCO K KKCiAltM. Rl4. Miller's Fine Cut 'I'ohurro. Irfirrlllard'l Cnvendiali do. M MarcalKiy Hnuir. fancy do. Principe Bc;;ara. Just received and for mle by July 24. THOrt.H. IIUTLKR. M.w coons. TIIF. sutHriler hna rrreivrd and M receiving, direct from the En torn Cities, m rtcli and full nknorlmrnt nf Hlnpto and Fnney UomU, mrefnlly aelectrd for the sra-nn. TIiom wiablfg to purehiiae will plea call and examine iiualitic and prkca.tiefoifl purrliaNlng elacwhere. II, IIAI.hWIN, May 22. o. 4. Franklin lluildtiisa, T IVEK COMPLAINT rurod by Dr. Wllllnm Evans' Cnmnmile J-J Tonic ami Aperient I'llli. Mn, Lytla. Mount Joy, Lanraa Icr county, Pcunsylvnnla, completely rcstornl to health by Dr. Evans' Camomile Pills. Her symptoms were cat pain In lier right side, could not lie on her left sldo without an aggravation the pain, dUturbod real, extreme debility, pains In the head, loss of appetite, palpitation at tho heart, giddiness ami dimness of slibt, languor, with other symptoms In the function! of thel.lver, Miss Lyile, daughter oftho aforesnld Mrs. I.ytle, haa also lccn restored to perfect health hy Hie same Invaluable medicine. Her symptom were extreme ncrvnusnesi, attended with severe pa In In her side, sicklies of llio stomach, eructations, tit, Mrs. I.y tle tins the pleniure of Informing the public Hint numerous case similar to her own, (In her vicinity) have bcei. restored to health hy the same Invaluable medicine. General oil.ro for the sale of Dr. Wm. Evans' Camomile Tu nic Pills, Is at No. 11) North Uth street, a few doora above Market street, Philadelphia, and In Pittsburgh No. 41, ?l. Clair street, 7Tlie above incdklne can always 1 obtained of Chester Mat- toon, KookUndcr, State alrcct, opitoslte tho Hi ate House, Colitni-bus. Oct. 1(1. IjM.MAL.Ki who are troubled with sick head ache, fnliitings.or -- gid ill nets, palpitations nf Ihe lieiirt, lowucss of spirits, loss appetite, pain In the side, general debility, or bodily weakness, rejection of food, 4c, may be cifi ctunlly rewtorcd to health by using Dr. KVANH' CAMMII.K TONIC AND FAM1I.V APK III K N'T PII.I.H, which are Invariably rerommendrd by nil t who have used the Invaluable medicine. Perseverance in the use ufbtbls Invaluable medicine, will undoubtedly etlVrl a euro In the most obstinate dieatcs, hut In such rases tho dose may be aug mented accord Inn to the Inveteracy of llio dlseane; these pi Its Mug ao admirably adapted to the roiitltutoii, that they may be taken nt all limes and under all circumstances. Philadelphia office, No, 10 North Rth street Ptltihurxh office, No. 41 St. C air street, near tlm Rrlilgo. J 'The above medicine ran alwnyi be obtained nf Chester Mnt-toon, lino M'l n ilur, Plato street, opposlio the Ptaic House, Cotuiii-bin. Ort. Id. Cirlisi k, July 17, tr,.iH. DII. WM. i:V Ni!:-DI'.n Pllt :-l hcro'.y certify, that I have been severely artci'ted with Dyspepsia, and that, after taking two boxes and liotiles of Dr. Win. F.vas' medicine, I was entirely cured, and would recommend llieitito the public generally. (IKO, JACKioN. Pltiibursh olllre, No. 4 1, ft. Clair street, near lite bridge. J'j TlmaVovo medirlne cut alwnja lo o' tiiliie.l of Chcter Mnttoon, llookblnder, Ptato street, n;i)otic tho rtato House. Co luuilue. Oct. 10. 100,000 DOLLARSl' THE largest and mast brilliant Lottery overdrawn In the United Slates. Alexandria Lottery, Class A. for 18J8. Authorized by Con gress, and the payment of nrlzca guaranteed. I'o bo drawn at Alexandria, If. c. nn rtnuruay, rvovemner 17, 11138. D. S OREOORY &1 CO. Managers. RtCS AMD arLKNDlD BCIIKalK. 1 Orand Capital prize of tloO.UIIO ail.UIHl 20.1100 10,111111 8.IIIKI 7,500 IMIIHI 5,11110 d.lMIII 3,740 2,500 2.000 1,(100 800 500 250 2110 150 100 80 (iO 50 40 20 Thin r li li nnd PplcnilU tcliGiro will l drnwii at Aleinnilrin, I). 0. on tlie 17th Novunlr, HUrt, nt 3 o'clock P. M., and tho ImwiiiR rcra vmt at Ciucinimtl, on Tliuridny, W1A Novcinlwr. H ire will im 7a miitiMPra iilnccd in the wliccl, arid Vi nnnvn out nt minium, ni'tklrie 7,(114 nrizci anil 39,711 hlnnki. 'J'liis lono of the InruPit Lotlcrir over drawn in the United ritnU'f.nnrl tru ly n lirilllant iittulr, AtHclmyler'a, olfico fn the City of New York, hna men aolil nnre prixci than nt nny cstnlilitiliniciit In tho world. In tho IfiPt $11(1,000 l.oltnry No. 4, 30, 30, tlio Cnltnl prize (8H)0,01!0) wnttttold to Mr. Jolin Moore, of New York, In a wliolo Ticket; nnd who will ever forget the crnnd t'npitnl of $"0,0(Hi, al-no In n wliole 'Jicket, nohl hy Hclmylur, to ArilJmny Doy, Ki of the Mine city; ard iiindry other flrnnd coinfortnhlvi,nch nt $.(0, UIHI, $23,000, 9UU000, 815,000, 15 of 10,1100, tVe. Kckctoo tetltout to meiititn. There la niwnya a alio! In the lorkor nt Schuyler'!." Ail ordcrinddroaped to the Biilwrrllmrencloilniitho fiwli or I'rlze Tltketa, will receive (iroinpt and Cefi'tential nt- lentlon, tinil nlwavi nnnwcied liy return mail. Tlio olliclal draw lug forwnrded nf toon an rwelved. HL'I I UYI.KK'a Lottery llcmld, con mining tlie drawing! of all .otterlei.Hchcitieinhcad, Hank Note IUt, tVc. Vc U ! gratii (if rc.iiotfd) toal who order 1'irketi. I'rlspf In thonluve laottcry rtmlicd at illit na loon at prucntcd at my olllcci.Cinchnatl, Now York, or N'cw Orlcnn, Whole Ticket (iO llnlve 10 (liiarten $5. i fK I'arkni.'i-ciiilnlnini all tlm Numlwri placed In the wheel coii!iuof'Jj Tlrkiti, at 20&c, f rH) Warranted to drtw at lent t, 204 A mount Hiked on 25 whole Ticket do do half do HI do do igunrtori 74 null! or In (llvlil ii it ordering Pocknuci will bo allowed 5 (cr cont. difcount. Addreu, ANTI10NV II. 80IIUYI.ER, Cine inn nil, Ohio, Tcnnciaeftor MUnwIppi money, of mood River Uanka, received at pur for Tlrkcla wMn the pottage la paid, tim-inimtl, Oct. I '.)..( Zw, I AKKFM OFFICK. WHKKMNO, Vn.Oct. 1, 10. id. Clarkn, the unrtvnlted prir.e aeller, hna tlie ilennure of prcacutlnff lo liii patroimrmeof the largest and moil U ill In nt achcinea ever drawn In tlie Unlttd Hml.-f. tend your or den q aoon aa poaaible to secure a clianeo In tlila nmsnllirent achetue, Aleimidria Lotlery, Olaii A. fortfl tfl, to l poiltively drawn on Hnlurday the 17tb if November, 11IUU. pnilRMB, 1 Priieof .... flMMH.0 .... la .... 10D.(KH) 1 30,000 3IMKH1 1 20,000 20.0(H) 1 lo.oi hi lo.' mo 1 R.OIHI 8,000 1 7,f00 7,'O0 1 0,01 M) 0,(11.1 1 5,OtHI 5.000 1 4 .IKK) 4,000 1 3,740 3,7-10 5 2,500 YiM 10 2,000 211,000 60 1,000 0.1 MM) 60 800 4.8.000 N5 500 4.2,500 Tho loweil three runtlier, ft 'iOO The tint two drawn numliera Z',0 The 3d and 4ili drawn niimlcr 200 Whole llrketa only 20 llalvea tlO-auartera I . A certificate of m iwrkata ofwliola IkckcU will coal $275. flliarea of package In proportion. A Hpleudid Hchemo draws on tbe 31tof Noveml-er, 11138, In which n ilven tu re n in the ahovo rhcnie ennrenpw. D rAddrraa your ordera to J.M.CI.AKKK, Wheeling, Va. Ocloler 5.. 4 td. Alnandrla. C'aai A, drmva November IT, at Alexandria. 1 flrui.d Prlaeof fUNI.fHX) la 9100.000 1 IHMtiMI 30.000 1 '.(MHH) 20O00 1 70.INNJ 10.IMK, 1 SflkM) M.OlHI 1 7,1 "Hf 7.000 I 6-000 6.000 1 6.IHI0 5-oot 1 4.INKI 4.000 5 each . 10 50 (10 85 e.5o i.v.oo 2,(MN 2IMXMI ,000 50.INH) 800 500 4H.OO0 42,500 6iC fet, Ac, 71 Tickets $20 Halves 10-Uunrtera 5 Kilbts 2..0 -A rcrtlllrateof 25 wholes will cmt $275 Hliaresln proportion. Vn. Petersburg No. 7, Draws at Alexandria Nov. 24, 1 of I3.VOI0 (nctt 30,0011 la 1 10,000 1 5.000 1 4.000 40 each 2,000 1fU8. $ 1V000 . 10.INH1 i. 5000 .. 4.h) . IIO.IkHJ rrTkkMa 10 Halves 5-QuaMera 2.50. A certiorate of 25 wliolo tickets will erst $i40. Shares in proportion. For llrkcta In the aliove Hpltndtil Hrbrtues, Rddress your ordera I), UltECOKY ei CO., Mai.ncrra. Ortobrr I6..S td. Wlierllng, Va. A I AH M Foil Hll.K. CONTAININU about uinrtyarri-,)lninn lite Nntbmal road, fourteen miles wt st of Citbimlus. This farm la iTuuilfiilly tiiunlnl, adjoining the town ol West Jefferson, In Madiion rutin-ty. Ohhi, lias on II good new frime and log buildincs, aullnble fur one or two fainllloi, the host of never fnilinii water near the door. Also, a food larn and stnblini. tuc, ntmut 70 hearing fruit trees; a good promrllon of 1 1 in lr lamAie. Tliis farm being w-ll Improved, the land rlrh and fertile, nerds nothing to recommend tt hut a view. Any persons wishing lo purchase such a farm, are luvlled to call and aee It, as I will give a .food bursa In In II, ellti er for ensh or live atock, or a little of both, and ti e bulhi.ee In shin platlera. Aplkaton may he made to me In riprlnglicld.or to John Newman, living on tlie premWa. Pprlngiirld, Alia. 10.. H 3m. DAVID MonTIMOltP. r tn von H.ir i:. rilWO TIMU HAMI acres ol good land will 1-0 anbl low, In M bits suit a hie for siiihII far sip, or all lujetlirr. ThU Inndl a particularly desirable fr liwntjpa, by lielug sluinlc in a due srOhv mi1 nl nu lluke ('recti. In Cninn county, and from Us nrarnrN in Cotunibu, the capllnl of Ihe Htala, an excellent market for all kinds nf produce. For faitber liifornialbm, apply nt the F.x-chmire OlHce of A. H. Case.npposite the Public Uuiblings, Colimilms, June 111 XKW AM) CIIKAI I.KATIIK.K HTOltK. nil. KIMIt.M.I,, Iaiher and CominUitMi Mcrclianl, 'o. 1(1,1, corner of High ami Frb-nd streets. Is now rnelvlng a large assortment of lal her from I be eastern cities, consisting In pari of the fu'lowing arrtrlM. (O00Hm. HpnnUh nle I. call er ; 3.000 II. HkiMing and Harness do. ; (00 sides I'pper do. ; :) sides African Kip do. ; 20 dnaen Calf Hklns ; 30 tltmen Murnero d.i Ihmk binding Hklns, fcc. All of which he oilers at Hlmle-sale or retail, nuuninlly I w, fo raib. Country mere bait Is and manufacturers will do well to rU and eximtne this stuck bclore purchasing elsewhere. Aim, fur snle a well selected asmitment of Mulngs, Findings, and shoe mnkers' Kit, Columbus, May 2il, 111 1H.. .fjniw TR ANSPORTATION on New York ami Ohm Canals. I'nf. fiih Mite, ErleCniial; Cleveland and Znitcsvillc l.lnc.Ohto Cnunl i connected with steam freight boats on Lake Erie. The Agents nf Hm-mi Lines are piranrr-d to contrae: for lrannrtjllnit of goods or pr ltd ur, at fair pfttes. Persons authorised lo con tract lorfulgbl: III II M JoV, ID South street, New York. THAHDEI'S JOY si Co., Albanv, N. Y. JoV h Wr.ll.4TEU, It tuts to, N. Y. RICH RD WINhl.oWaiCO , Cleveland, O, I. AIM MS A, CO., Drrt.ku.O. Mny !.(" R. COM.TtH'K II CO., Columbus, O. INH. WIXI.MAX, WINCH $t Co., frnltg ttnd Cammiaaiom Jiartktnli, mud Dtnttrt im Prtdatt, dtir, I'sifcr, a;e, ClcYclumli Ohio, ITriLLconthinetbe ar-wr bu.Uiess.at thrlr new Ware House, (first altfive Messrs, R. Wlnsbiw k Co..) and be prepared to mnbe advnnees on all proj-erty consigned tn ibmn lo ssll. Refer to Messrs, It tNtmstuek It t .Coluiuhus. O. W. SherwoTNl, Esq., do.. Wellmans k Whitehead, Mnsstllan, March 20.. 8m R. Wluslow ft i'o., Clevelnttd. 1 l'rizcof , 1 do 1 do 1 do 1 do 1 do 1 do 1 do 1 do 5 Frizes of. 10 do Jj-50 do liO do 85 do 1213 do 12l do 1 2(1 do 120 do 126 do Uli do 252 do 2150 do 2.1 1.IU do 271114 Prizes. IMPORTANT! TO PERSONS SUFFERINfJ FROM RHEUMATIC COM-PLAINTri.To the Editor of the Ittauirer ! Sill On tho prlnriplo Inculcated hy tlio great and good Dr. Franklin, to diiFuse as widely ns possible ovury moan In our power 10 miliiEiite or soften the allllctions ofsuircrlns humnnity, 1 feci It Incumbent on me to innke known through the medium of your useful paper, that on rending therein un udvortlsairreut of nr. Juliirs Mtiime.il, for llicciiroof RIIEIJ.M AT1HM. I waa for cil'ty tmpresged witli a heifer thut it was ratcuiiited to remove Ihe severe Rheunintic Artcrlton to wblcli I liud been for seven or eight years Mil.Jcetrd, someliincsulmnst depriving me of tho uso ofmyllmhs. I uccordlngly procmed n llotllo, and Itoforo I had used Hid whole of It, found very semdMc relief. This Increased my confidence In it, and led mn lo obtain another bottle, tlio iimj of which hna completely removed tho swelling and pains of my limbs, together with the cramp, and restored tliem lo their tvunied vigor. I am rcsi-ect fully youn, Ilcmpslcnd, L. 1. Murcli 2Ub. iEOU(lE TAYLOR. Jr. Persons suiTerlng from Ihe above eomnlaf nls, and in demalr of a cure irotn the failure oftho various ic medics they hnvc uwd.nre invieu to iniiKO irmi ot Uits long and c,:kbrnted modiclue, which hni In yean past cured and relieved, us It Is uiao now doimr. thousands who had despaired of relief. Nothing hut a fair trial can give an adequate Idea of Its unrivalled excellence. It is also one of iho best applications known forslllfncsi oft he Joints, tiuuiU- tiuts, iprnlitR nnd chill. laliu. Prlco oO cents. ilj'NonenrcgeiiuIuo unless signed T. KIDDER, on the wrap per, (trie proprietor and aueeeaior to Dr. Conway,) by whom they are for sale, at hi Counting Room, No. lit, Court street, lioston, nnd Uy his spcclul appoinliiinut, hy PCI.I.25..U 3J 81IMNKII CLARK, Columbus. ThcHlulo of Ohio, Fruiiklin coutily, n. ('.nu t JAMES Taylor, vs. Unknown heirs of John Hcddon, deceased. -In Chantery, At this Term the complainant having filed tils bill, which sets forth, Hint nbout the year 11103, he pur-jlinsed of John Keddon, of Virginia, M Hilary Warrant No. 30 15, for 2.1:1 acres, and that upon tlie sniil wurrnn, entry No. 291111. for 224 J acres, w made April fa, 1112 1, (which land Is situate tu the inid county of Frank lin) nnd for the residue entry No, 14070, for 1) acres, July 20, 18.1U, ns will more fully upp ftr hy the bill, nnd the plats and ccriillrnies of both surveys, and tlm ropy of the warrant nrroinpnuylug tho Mil, and Died therewith. The in id John Huthlon nns under ohli gallon to in nko a further and more perfect transfer and aridini-mcnt of Iho sal I warrant, so as to cnalilo tho cnmpliitnunt to oh-tain a patent for the la Id surveys and entries, which the said John Beddon has wholly neglected lo do. Tho said Heddon bus since deceased, without makinx such nrtilgnmctit, and his heirs un known to the complainant. Tic bill prays fur a decree that Ihe heirs of the said John Hcibhm, dee'd., mako a full nnd perfect transfer and as'lgnnutnl of the in id warrant nnd surveys to the complainant, and luilher relier. And il nppr urlug to tho Court thiil the names and icsidimcc of the said heirs are unknown to the complainant; it is ordered by Die Court Hint notice of the pendency of tills hill he given to tlie said heirs by piiMieallon, six eoiiscctitfve weeks, In tlioOhlo State Journal, a newspaper printed In the city ofColumhus. Notice Is, therefore, given to tho unknown hcln, that unlets they plead, answer, or demur lo llio said bill, within slxly days after the next Term of this Court, the said bill will be taken as confessed, and decree entered accordingly, Nov.9..9 0w T. W. I'oWEMs.Rol.forCoiiM.t. VALL AIil.K IANII FtH MALK. Tn ACT coniaining upwnrdsnf MOO acres, ehielly fn Frniik-lin county, between llig nnd Liitlu Darby, witb'n a n.ileof may be conveniently divided into smaller furuis, having one on Little Darby of 152 acres, with a nun 1 1 Improvement, a good spring and a suitable proportion of excellent boriom and up'and; and 3 on llig Dnrby of 2"5 acres each, wilb each n good siio for a iiiilLparllrularly the upper and lower parrels. The tract on llig Dnrhy, containing uloul 713 acres, hna nearly 100 acies ofgood iKittom, nnil ul'out 300 arre4 of lest prab le land for meadow, ap pnrently of a rich soil and rcipihlng but little i-tcme to make It dry al all seatous; the u,land la wilt but not heavily timltrcd, and is lielieved to he of a pnod ipiality lor wheal. There nre ihret good springs on this tract, nnd i, is mid by a competent Judte ol land tn the neighbor hood, thnt there Is no Mtcr tract for a stock farm In Franklin county. It has on II an abundant supply ol good limestone and rock for building from wbieh, prlnripally, tlie stone used In huildlng tlie hrblre over llig Dai by, ivas laken. Having no use for cnplfal, I can sell on a liheral rredit of fl or 7 years, requiring only a small advance and the Intercut yearly, secured hy a mortgage on tho land. My price is $)2 50 per rtrre far the part on Dig Darby, nnd $10 for the residue. Apply to Mr. Thomas llolterts, nt IJeorcesvillo, Messrs. Ilrusli iVfiill-cil, Attorneys, Coliuiit.ua, r Jacob D. iteilrlck, E. or lo the subscriber al .anrusicr, HI no. C1IAH. R. IIALDWIN. August 2o, m:n..o tf. FA It M KOIt KtKt:. THE advertiser wishes tu aell his Fnnu, situated upon the weM aide of Scioto river, Q mil;s alxive Coluuiius, and 5 above Dublin, containing 80(1 acre. This ii one of the best pieces of innu upon tlie river. A never Tailing si renin runs through the whole: there Is a stone house, built In the best manner; also a spv eious barn: there nre about 00 acres under Improvement: well of water clote to tlie door. This farm Is not oirered for sale like most others, lecnue limy are worn out; but because the proprietor wishes to return lo Europe. Tlie (mprovi un'iils liavo all Imcn made wllhln the last four years. The house would nmae an ex cellent Tavern stand, bring on the Slate road. There can be no doubt but this property n ill I worth $i.')0 nn acre In a few years. Tt prevent trouble, $20 an acre Is Hie price: one half the pur- hnse money may remain oti bond aud mortgage for two years. nqulre of the subscriber, JHN llOUINtON, At the farm, upon Dig Run, Scioto ilvcr. June 12, 11)311.. 1y IMSMOLI TION. THE firm of R. Thompson & Co. Is this day dlsnolved by mil-tunl consent, John French hav'ng purrbnsed the Interest of K. I hompsoii and S. t tiller. J. rrcnrh will settle all accounts of Ihe ftr in. and continue the hm-lue at Ihe old stand oppite the ireasurer a Olhre; the manufacturing establishment of Dot-tor Thompson's patent apparatus tor Ihe cure of the Prolapsus, aic, will be conducted as heretofore, under the firm of Cutler, French ft Co. Tlila apparatus, whkh muds decidedly foremost in the estimation of Iho mcdb-al profession wherever known, fur the trealmerit and cure nf Prolapsus, and many oilier defections, may bo had In any quantity, at the above establishment. H. THOMPSON, H. CI'TLF.R, Sepr. 2S..3. JOHN FRENCH, FOR HALF. Ol R eastern Niggles, 1 flut aldf barouche, shining top, 1 stklT loitio., serouiMin ruled tio.,inil and half nUle harness, as- sonea; an oi wil li win be sold low. It, CJiTLER Angus! 20. .9 lv. IlKI'OKITOH V MF llOOKM. Bl UL FJ Of V4I IOIIS siXTS. IM. In the Or man language. '1 rstaments nf various sages Du, Willi the Psalms. Published hy the American Rlble roctf ty. I nmninn Praer Rooks. An assortment, American 1'iimn Hunduy School Hooka. Do, I hi, In tlm tier man language. Eva ii if Oral Faniily Llhrary, llound volumes of Traeia. Other hound volumrs Of the AmerlranTract Society, Sundny Scl.oois fnmllin, and Individuals, can l supplied with anv of Ihe alxive works, on application al the dwelling house of . II. Hii.coOn ("tuni'ii. July 27. It: ill..rl..ly. Ni:V TI.V, UU hh AlNIIF.F.T-IHOV WAItK M AM'FACTOIt V. THE suhserilier respet-iiully Inform lbs rttlaeua of Coluntlus and vicinity, that Ihry have ralahlMied the aUve busMiess In aO Ms various lratirhes, nt the s'and formerly occupied by Ira (i rover, In Mntad alrrrl, a few rods west of the Fplsropal Church, where iliey t.r piep:irel tnrircuts all orders .ir I I N, II H ASS, COPPER, INC, add SHEET-IRON WARE, with nromptu-ss, and In Ihenmst workmnullke manner. Having lieen surcrssfully eneagi-d In Ihe buMness for Ihe last twelve or Itflreii years at llranvilln, and having In our employment several of ti.e n,o experienced workmen, we ran ronibletiOy assure the public that nur work will herieeuteil (n a manner both for stylo and durablb Hy, ripial lo any in ihe t estern rounlry. A tu;ply of eve l rough conductors, Rimla and American sieve piir, ronstanilv on hand, and can ho put up at the shortest not lee. rnim.ii.iis. y lit lew i iii'Mi'iiiivv t, rn N. II. Pellicular attention paid to Job work. DOfTMlC WOI.FI.F.V f AFFFR. his profi sslonnl M'rvlcea lotl.t citirens of Columbus and lis vicinity. Sevtr:0 monttisn;tent In alti'iidlug the lim it a I and M -ilka I Lectures In Paris, and twelve years' experi ence In his profession, are t.ie claims be ptwenls for a lHeral imI- inunge. Particular attention given to Surgery, and diseases of lite Ee, Olttce In Hwynne's Rov,nptoiin the Franklin Rank, and one door south of Russell's llo'el. Residence at the Amcihan Hotel. June 19, ItUL.tf. TO FAItMKH. ftr. I OHM C. DFMlNll Inkes this met I. ml of in forming ihe public tf that he haa laken a sbop a few dMrs rnsl of J, ttiogway k Co. s rnu miry, where he Intends unnulariNiiiig Porta h!e Thrr-sle log Mac blues. Clover Rlnrhlnes, and Hr Power, n a'Tanled lo lw thotoughh hutlt and to woik nell, of T. IV Hurrah's Patent, of lieneva, N. Y N. II. W tinted, ten rood JnurnC) men at Ihe above iHiilurss, May 29. .ly VOOI)K V I NY quantity of While Pine I'm is, TiO-s, and Churns, oval and rniiiul, warranted a superior aiilrle to any hnii.uht fr Hh Kal, for sale by A. II. PINNEV If CO. at ilieir Manu- factory In Coin mint, $11.00 ier Iboiisand otTeicd fur ItlHl.iiOO pork Uirrrl stive and heading, If delivered within 3 Ultiulhs at the Ohio Penitentiary. May II... yw A. II. PINNEY ft CO. IM ACIIINF. CAIIOH. flHE sulf ilhef keeiw roussanlly on hand a supply of Machine . Curds, of a bm, eihir qnnlity, from No. 2H to No. It. Inclusive. Also, Par -Kin's inpiovsl Patent SIIEARI.Nll MACHINE, of the best ipinOly, received direct from Ihe manufrirliirer's shop. He also continues lo (hi lid Martiine, al bis old stand, In Worthing ton, wliere he will be pleased lo attend lo all orders In hla line, Jan. L.wiv I'ni re it wnKinrH HI! tislloiu Llurwodifil, Justrecrlvetlatidr.tr sale hy JOHN FRENCH, Not. 6. 4 dooti souihof Ihe National Hotel, High atrcct. PUBLIC NOTICE. A CONVENTION, by delegation, or voluntary attendance, of the people interested in the improvement, for the intercourse of business of tlio Scioto nnd Sandusky tracta of country, from Portsmouth to Suudualcy city, nnd the Maumee Bay, inclusive, will lie holdcn at Columbus, on Wednesday the 5th of December next. It Is hoped and expected that those sections of country will lie fully represented on tho occaslnn. The seversl printers on the line will promoic an Important public interest, by republishing this notice 2 or 3 weeks. No'ciiiber 6..0 3w. A NOTICE. PETITIOrV will lie prcitiiitcd to the General Assembly at . their next session, for a Slate road from a point In the pro sent road near tho White Mouse, io rnllcd, north ofCirclevtile, In i'leknway county, by Foniiuan's Mills, to Lockliourno, In the county of Franklin. A PETITIONER. Pickaway county, Nov. 0.. 8 3w. ADMIMSl HATOIPH NOTICK. ALL pcrtsons Indebted to estate of William Stewart, dee'd. . late of Franklin township. Franklin county, are requested to m:ike ininicdlate payment; and thoso Imvlna claims against said eetato, ore not i tied to pros, nt thciraecounts legally proven for set tfeinciit within one year from tjila date. November 6.-8 4w. COLBERT STEWART, Adtn'r. I NOTICE S hereby given, that there will ben petition presented to the next General Assembly oftho Stato of Ohio, praying for an ulteratlon in the location of the State road leading from Worth Ingtoii, In Franklin county, to tiulcna, lu Delaware county. October 23. .ti 4w. JVOTIi'.. IS hereby given lo n persons iniuresierf, (bat at my instance a wrft of attachment was issued by Wm. H. Irvine, a Justice of the Pence of Union county, on the 15th Octolwr.agnlnst tlio goods, clinttehi, riithis, credits, moneys and eilects of Ira Clark and Daniel 1J rooks, absconding debtors. FULLINGTON. STOK ; RIDDLE. Union county, October 19. .6 4w. NOTICK. ")ERI ANDEn w. TAYLOR, vs. Stephen W. Palmer. No-I tlce la hcrclty given, Hint on the sixth day of August, A. IV HUO, nwrit of attachment was Issued outof the Court of Com inon Plena of Franklin county, State of Ohio, In favor of Perlt.ii ler VV. Taylor, vi Sicplion W. Palmer, a nonresident debtor, for four thousand dollars damages. LYNR STARIJNO.Jr.Clerlr. Ilat sn (SiOiMiKHT, Att'yifor Pltif, October 9, 18.IU..4 6w. Court of Common IMettg of Frunkliu county, O. WILLIAM L. Casey, vs. Samuel Melvln and Eliwilwlh Mel-vfn, Ann D. Rally. Hnlly llaily, Wllllnm P. Holly, Peggy P. Ilally. Wllllnm Rally, Jane Daily, Samuel Daily, and Rose Dally. In Chantery. In purxiiance of an order of the snld Court of Common Pleaa. at their September Term, Ulifl, notice Is hereby given to the anove aeicniljiiils. that on the 18th day of September, IH38, Ilia siu n com)iainnnt nied a dill In chancery lu said Court of Common Plena, against tlte said defendants, praying In suhstnnce, that hla title to un undivided moiety or survey No. 6(.M15, In the Virginia Military District, In said Franklin county, may be perfected and confirmed, and that his moiety thereof may bo set olf by metea and louuds am) for general relief; ami the said defendants are further not hied that unless they appenrand plead, answer, or demur to said bill, within sliiy days after Ihe next Term of said Court, the complainant, at the Term next succeeding the expiration of sal.) aixty days, Mill ask fur a decree pro toafeeao, according io the Statute in such case mnde and provided. Oeioir3..4 Uir. P. II. WILCOX, Sol. for comp'l. NOTICE. TN pursuance ofnn order or u.o Court of Common Pleas of the 1 rounty of Frnukitu and State of Ohio, at their Septemher IVrm, A. I. 111.111, Frederick Konlg and Lewis Mover, are hereby notified, tiiat on the 12tli day or June, A. D. II.(U, llusll 8. Elder and Joseph Taylor, under tho name of Elder At Taylor, Joseph dishing, John Hp.iding and Rotrt McComh, under ihe name of Spuldliig and Mct'oinb, Henry C.Irvine and Alexander Melton-nhl. nnd Robert Miller, Executors of Alexander Irvine, filed In snld Court, a bill In Chancery against the said Frederick Konlg, nnd Lewis .Mover, ns non. residents oftho Slate of Ohio, and also, ngnlnsi Conrod Sbultx, John Noble and James George, the object and prnyei nf which said bill Is lo distribute among thepir Oes lo said bill, tho proceeds of Hie sale of In lots In the town of Columbus in aaid Franklin county, numbered 449, 450 and 451, which aale was mad j by the said Shullz.for the benefit of the par ties concerned; and the above named defendants lo said bill art further not (lied, Hint unless they appear aud plead, answer or demur In the snld bill within sixty days after Ihe next Term of said Court, tho said complainants, at the next Term after the expire-Hon of said sixty days, will apply to said Court to take the matters of the bill as confessed, and lo decree thereon accordingly. October 3..3 9w. P. B. WILCOX, Sol, for comp'l. NOTICE. JOHN I'omcgyeft Is hereby notified, that on the 21st day of Septemlaer, A. D. 111311, a petition was (lied In the office of the Clerk of the Supreme Court In anil for the cnuniy of Franklin ami Plate or unto, fy Margaret Comegyes hla wife, praying for a divorce from her said husband John Comegyes, on the around of u desertion of said Margaret, by her said husband. Sept. 25..2 2m. & UACKCST Clerk. II. EnMtinnn'B rulmonnry 11 ulna in, FOR DISEASES OF THE LUNGS AND RREABT. T la a melnneboly fact that Consumption constitutes a large) ponton of our bills of mortality, and forma one of the moat crowded avenues to the lomli. The prinrlpal cause of the mor lallty of this formldalde disoase, may he aurihulable to the peculiar character of Its primary symptom. In Its first lUges, the pa tlent Is seldom aware of the alarming disease that ta fastening upon mm: eonsru,uetitiy no remedial aid la sought until it la too laic. Its premonitory symptoms appenr tridlug, hence they are ilisrrgarded until In their more full developemenl the vkUm la alarmed, and strugglee In vain to elude ita ratal grasp. The first symptoms that should bo taken as a warning, era the fallowing, via: A shoil dry cough, without much expectoration except a frothy mucus nn uneasiness a trout the chest, or a sense of pain when lying on the side; a pain under the breast bone; respiration la op pressctl ly the least extra bodily exertion, and particularly m warm rooms, or In moist weatlier; mental excitement and dejection, alternately; spitting of Moot) Is also a warning symptom of approaching Conauuiiillon. Colda frequently engender this die e,iee; the alarming symptom, in this case, la the continuation of the rough arcu nt taiiied Willi same of the above symptoms, an of which may be ohserved perhaps for months before ihe patient will acknowledge that he Is so III aa to require attention, when Indeed this Is the most crttkal period, and If relief la not aoon round, the cough Increases and la more troublesome and severe-particularly al night; Iho expectoration more copious, of a green tali rolur, sometimes tinged with blood; the lahorloui breathing and emaciation continue lo Increase; the beetle Hush la aoon seen In the pale cheek, accompanied by night sweats, ftc; Ihe closing scene Is too well known. For Hits form Ida lie disease, the Pulmonary Balsam Is prepared and oil'srod lo the alllirled, in connexion with my Elixir of Health and Embrocation. The llalsam possesses the requisite properties fur healliutand restoring Hie lungs to a healthful state, while Hit Elixir lends to produce. Invigorate, and ma hit a tn a healthy ac tion in the whole system, purifying tho blood and preparing the system, so that nature, by the aid uf the tlnlsam and Embroca tion, may carry on and rilcct the healing process. Ilia a well known fact thi.t a wound, sore or ulcer cannot easily be healed or cured without keeping the system In good order and a healthful condition; hence Hie failure of all cough medicine for Ihe cure of the Coiisumpilva rough, this couglt being only a symptom of a die- eased slate ot' Ihe lungs, can only lie permanently removed as l bey are restored to a sound state. No one medicine ean be relied upon In a diseased state of Ihe lungs; but the above medklnea, via: II, En si man's Pulmonary Balsam, Elixir of Health and Em hroratlon, have succeeded even Im Hie apparent Jiast aiageg of Consumption. CERTIFICATE. I'cTNtM, May 12Hi,1t38. . ;, i)r. &, Relieving that so extraordinary a eur aa that of my daughter ouuhtto be made public, for the benefit of those almlbirly nttllcted, I hut they may havo an opportunity of availing themselves oi ine rrutnly winch was the means under Uod of her rciovery, I send for poMlration, a itatrmant of hee rase. Fur al-oul one year nrevtoo in tn.i Neplrinlier. the health oi my daughter hud been rapidly declining, al this lime she wo v Me ill I y aliarkrd wtth disease, nhirh soon reduced her to aetata or hHlesncse. Her symptoms Indicated that the lunge won seventy a Her ted. From her first attack ihe attendance of asklh inland faithful physician waa secured, who spared no pains, and seemed lo leave no mmedles unit led fur her rellrf; still the disease made most fearful and raphl pingtese; with dislresaiug eotigb, ia boiloui breathing and evident aympiomsofulceralKinoflhe lunBs, Scrbiua doubts being entertained of her recovery, a council of ph)trlnna was called, and Ihctr united advice was strictly ad bered tu for moniha: anil every effort lo suppress the ravages ef thedUense provt-d unavailing. Al Ibis lime alia was a mere sk si rluu, and entirely helpless, Tho cough continuing nest sever, ailcnded by raising largo quauthka of offensive matter or pue, also chills, beetle fever and night sweats. In fact, every symptom of i he Inst stages nf Consumption. Her pit i sic tain being disco ur. aged, pfom.ui. red bar case hoprtc, aa) log they could do nothing more with any piospeil of sueiess; still ihe fond hopes of parents lingered, and they could not reuse rxerlbms while life remained. Another person who had soma repulnllou In pulmonary com- ptainis was consulted, but the case w;i pronounced hopeless. V then called Upon yourself; alter dceiH-m her rase were advised lo make a trial of your Pulmonary llalsam, and the olhei auxiliary Medicines; we followed your advice, and In ten days some Hi l Is improvement was M-rreptMe; wo continued the use of the mrdirlites. Improvement become more apparent, rough lesi frequent and er.rrc, ihe exparturalion h-sa and not sj iVlW. And now four months since ahe lcian te use your medicines, we have Ihe happiness or seeing our dtnighlcr restored lu erfct t hrallll, wllli every ) mplnni ot her disease eradicated, and In every res- pre. (wi.vri ,iriurnui neano. iMi t looketl upon hy us aril her actrunknianrr as one almotl raised froinTiI.e dead, afire being funtlncd to her Ited in n sinte nf entbe helplessness Tor six inonlhs. i reinnin your sincere rrleud, p. MIHKK. We Ihe underlgmd were arnualnted with Hie rlrruNistanrea of Hie al-uve case, and can bear tetlmony to His eitrreclncse of me anyvesiatenient, . strai n, JOHN IUTHIS, AMOS I. i:Hl HE, MICHAEL SMITH. Prrpartsl and sold bv If. FtMninn, Drugglsl, '.anrsville, Ohio. Fr sale aNo by jull.v'l HUM II, Agent, (Joluiubua, Ohio. July 2(.ltUtl..4