Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1844), 1845-12-17, DAILY.

              PUBLISHED DAILY, BY CHARLES SCOTT & CO. Offick south-east corner of High street and Sugar alley- TERMS. Daily during the session of the Legislature, and tri-weekly the remainder of the year, - $5 00 Tri-weekly the remainder of the year, - - - t 00 Weekly perannnm, 2 00 Term of Advertising. Twelve lines or leaa, ono or three insertions, $1 , and IB cents for each additionil insertion for three mouths $b for six months $8 for 12 monies jjf!2 Longer advertisements in the same proportion, with a deduction of 20 per cent, on the amount over Jjt20 in six months. Bv the Year. For twelve, lines 12 fourth of a column $10 half a column 90--whole column 40. OHIO STATE JOURNAL FOR THE SESSION OF 1S4S-M6. AGAIN, at the close of an active campaign, we nia permitted to congratulate the Whigs of Ohio on the success of their labors to retain in their own hands the political power of the State. Firm and steadfast in their purposes to promote to the best of their ability, the interests of this great State, they have promptly exercised the high privilege conferred on them, 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 legislative 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 has ever been convened in this State in point of talent, integrity, experience and patriotism. It is a token of better days for our beloved Slate 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 und good within our borders, and who have faithfully discharged all the trusts committed to their hands ut home and abroad, obeying the demands of their fellow-citizens und 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 qttBttkmi of deep import to the State will come under consideration. That they will acquit themselves well we have an abiding confidence ; ami this, as it should, but adds to our desire to ponder their doings and secure to ourselves the evi-Aw deuce of their wisdom and fidelity in a faithful transcript of the proceedings of the Legislative body ot which they are members. That there Ins been too much party legislation ni Ohio candid and considerate men of all parties will probably admit. And that the next Legislature may he enabled to foster by its action the great interests ot the State, without reference to party or sectional divisions, should be the desire of all. Hut, we cannot remain insensible to the fact that the Whins, who constitute a majority in that body, will be held responsible for what may be done or left undone. As a party, therefore, we are deeply interested in having Itefore us a correct record of what is done, that we may defend what is right anil by our united voices strengthen the hands of our servants in well doing. Posted as we are on the walls of the Capitol, with facilities greatly increased by experience, and encour-nged by the approbation which our past labors have secured, we again announce our intention to issue a Session paper during the ensuing winter. With nn enlarged sheet ut our command und the aid of an excellent corps of Reporter, we confidently expect to furnish a session paper equal to the wants and expectations of the Whigs of Ohio. Aiming nlttcruranj in our reports of proceedings, we hope to becure a wide circulation for the Session Journal in everv section of the State. The other departments of the paper will "receive their share of attention, and the proieedings of Congress and the general intelligence of the day wilt be faitbfullv noted from day 1" dav in our columns. TERMS OK SESSION PAPER. Oailv, for the session, .... i&00 m Tri-Weekly do. .... UK) Weekly - do. . 50 Daily during session and tri-weekly the balance of the year .... 5.00 Tri-Weekly, per year, .... 4 01) Wekly, .... ftJ.00 (Jj'Payments are to be made, invariably inadrancr. Those who lot ns Agents, and those to whom our prospectus is sent, will receive a copy of the session paper gratuitously on sending us six subscribers, accompanied with the cash for the same. i Special care should he taken to write the name of the subscriber distinctly; and the Post OAm It which the paper is to be sent, should be fully and legibly stated. Subscription papers should be collected and sent in before the commencement of the session, that we know how large an edition will be needed. QPOw friends of the Ohio Whig press will confer a favor by giving this a few insertions and calling at-I'mtion to it And we respectfully solicit the aid of our friends generally, to extend the circulation of the paper. LT Foal masters will oblige us by ncling as Agents. It will be recollected that thev are permitted to receipt and check for subscription money. November 1, 1645. SCOTT & CO. Ailministmtnr'fl Njilr. ON the U day of January, Pilo, between the hours of 10 A. M., and t P. M., on ihe premises, will be sold to the highest bidder, the following real estate, ns the proper! v of KylvestT Haves, deceased, to wit : being a part of loFlVo. '2i, section .1. township and nnge Pi, 1. S. Military lands, b'uinning in the middle of the Columltus and Sandusky turnpike, three nil north of the brick house on said lot, thenre west Rift feet, thence north '-ill rods, thence east 191 (ert. to the middle of said turnpike, thence south along the middle of said turnpike to the place of beginning, containing'?! acres, more or less. Appraised at CtOOB, Terms li FANNY RATES, Dec. -I. tw. A niinitratm of Nvlventer Hayes. TO DENTISTS. DENIG k SON are the sole gents in t oliimbiic.Ohio, for the nit of Cms m A- Hmck'i Philadelphia Improved Inrnr-runtilih I'reth. and offer them at D. A S. have now on hand, and w ill continue to keep, a complete assortment of Cum, Molar, Plate. Neck and Pivot 'ieellt. Call and examine. Nov. (1, IMS. whin. ELEGANT MUFFS, At DodfTs lint nml Cnp Store, incinnnti. r ADlKS who are about NfelMMg MUPPS, are reject J fully invited to examine mv present stock, which is vrry larire, and comprises all the most dcnirahle styles, both light and dark "I't- . such as Stone Martin, Siberian Squirrel, with Bm and Cuffs, j Wash Itear, Isabella Bear. Lmht Lvnx, of different shades. ' Thibet Foi, fjne Niperh now-while ( tunctiilla. Bridal and Boa Mod Sable, Silver Croat Fox Grey Foi, Black Grnette.nM.rnlnr, " Iustred IrnHte, Blue do., (Irey Squirrel. Blue Foi, Black I.ustcred l.vnx. " Bohemian l.ynt Natural Fitch, Silver BadiM-r Together with a variet? of low priced qualities, for Ladies and Children. These have all been selected with care, arc made up in the best manner, and I will sell them at fair price. WM. DOBD. Mam st., three doors below Fourth. Cincinnati. Nov. I'i. IHI.V tw.ltA wl" tiik m;w ntouk, a;aini (Firrt Dry fiood Start tmith nf tht Marktt-I1amt.) HCOWLF.S A CO., have just received their Fall and Hmcr ttork of (ioodi, whih comprises a most complete assortment of Drv Goods. Oy Grrjeeries. Dve Stuffs, of superior quality, Itats. Bonne's. ( aps. Boots and Stioet witn every thing else osuslly found in thetr line, which have been nought vrry low, inn will he oM tt a very small advance, for the ready pay. Ml those interested in cheap goods, ire invited to call am look, u we promise they will not jro M emptv. H. COWLF.S A CO , No. 131, High st.. firat Dry Good utore south of the Mir-ket Houw. Not. 4. IMA. twJrwM. T THE Pl'BMC. TT becomes necessary that I should ask the kind assirt-J ance of the public in mv effort to find a lost ton. who it unfortunate I v deranged, lie loft mv residence on atnrdav, the jth of November inst.. and has fled to parts unknown to me. For some time past he has been in the Ohio Lunatic Arlum, from wh'-nce I had Imt recently removed him. thinking that a change of air and peenery might promote hw recovery. He has stnirbt Mm k hair, and black evei, i JA yean of age. about 5 feet. 9 or 10 inches htjrh, well made, and very active. Had on a dark tteel mned coatee and pantaloon, black fur hat, and boom, with a light brown over-enat. His name ia Marti CRtusTorHtlt. I respectfully request other papert. throughout the State, topnblith Una notice. (VIDFON rHRISTOPHF.R. Jameatown, (ireen en., O., Nov. ft, IMA. w3t. NOTICE 18 hereby given, that the tabvenbera hive been appointed and qualified as Administrators on the estate of John W. Kile, of Madison township. Franklin count?, State of Ohio.deceaaed. WILLIAM W.'KILE JOHN KIIT. necemberl. 1M5 4w i KnMM manufacturers' nric OIHO VOLUME IX. M. GOODING & CO., (No. 57 Iliph st., one door north rf Fotji- Kilboiirne) TTAVE received their Winter Goods, comprising a gene-XX ral assortment of Dry Goods and Dry Groceries, which having been purchased for cash, can be sold as cheap as at any other establishment in Columbus. Those visiting the city in want of Goods, are respectfully invited to call and examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere. On hand. I OOd article of Eastern Sole Leather, which will be sold verv low. Dec. 9. w. POPI L.VK REMEDIES THE most popular remedies of the prevent day are those winch cleanse and purify 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, ej uy out of fashion, and Vegetable remedies will be soon the popular medicine. Then Bran-deth's VegUahle I niversal Pills will be used and appreciated. Tliey are known to act beneficially on every part of the bo-dv ; "lieing taken up by the chyle they pass into the blood, which they purify, and it should be roinemliered that they only remove those parts from the blood which were the CUM of inflammation or disease of anv kind, Nothing is equal to ridding the vitiated humors with a vegetable medicine of this kind, w hich eighty-four years have proved never to do Injury, hut always pood. The following arc the only authorized Agents for the sale of the genuine article in Franklin county : George It Brown, Columbus; J. M. Stage. Lockbourii; Jehu Kecs, Reynolds-burgh; II. 'fuller, Lublin; F. Tuller, Worthington J Wm. Whitehead, Weslerville j. II. Wort, Wert's Grove Henry Miller, Harrishurgh. Dec. 9. Iww. Guardian' Sale. ISAAC N. WALTER vs. Isaac V Waller. Jr. Petition for sale of real estate. Pursuant to an order of the Court of Common Ple;is of I 'rank 1 in county. Ohio, made for this case ;it November term, . I . IliKi, I sh ill offer lor sale, at the new Court House, in ( 'olunibns, on Thursday, the Ut day of January next, the following described real estate, to wit : Lot one hundred and six, in the village of Lublin, in said county, with the appurtenances. Terms of sale One-half of the purchase money in cash ; the balance to be paid in two years from the time of sale with interest, ami to he secured by bond and mortgage. ISAAC N. WALTER, Dec. 11, lift.'). 5w. Guardian of Isaac A'. W alter, Jr. OBSTRUCTION the c.icst: at ale pi lmonary diseases. JOR w hat is the cause of Cough f OMructioti. What is the cause of Heinmorhage and Spitting of Blood ? Obstruction. What is the cause of Consumption and Abscess T Obstruction. What is the cause of Bronchitis ? ORSTIU ( TION Pndtteing inflammation Of the lining membrane of the liron-chia ol wind tubes, and an excretion of mucous or pus, and frequently discharges of Blood. And what is Asthma or dilticultv of breathing, but obstruction, caused bv this mucous or purulent excretion, clogging up these tubes, and thereby impeding respiration f Remove this obstruction, and there will be no fever nor inflammation no pain nor cough no abscess nor consumption no boonnofntgO nor spitting of blood no asthma or difficulty of breathing, but a restoration to health will bo certain. And what is the true remedy pointed out by nature to remove this Obstruction f The answer is I '.vpeetonition. Yes, Expectoration is nature's remeilv. For, reader, there is no other outlet for the Iuiil's to discharge their vitiated excretions, hut through the TrtCOOO, Or Wind Pipe, and this natural discharge is Lxec-toration.To assist nature ami tn produce this desirable result, nothing has ever been found equal to .lavne's Kxpectnrnnt. It is the result of the experience of many tears' practice. It produces a free and easy expectoration, suppresses the cough, reduces the inflammation, removes the spasmodic action of the vessels, and heals the abraded surface of the Bronchia or Wind Tubes. The breathing becomes easy and the patient almost uniformly recovers, and even in the most hopeless cases of Consumption, it produces a degree of rebel never before experienced by any other preparation, and prolongs the patient's life to an indefinite period. Many who were pronounced incur.dile two years ago, hv their Physicians, are still alive, xud appear no worse than they did then, whde hundreds, nay thousands, have entirely recovered.Prepared only bv Dr. David Javne, No. f, South Third st., Philadelphia. J. B. WH EATON, Dec. I!. Agent, Columbus. Franklin Common Plena, Nov. Term, A. !., IMS THE following Administrators, ( luanlians. A c, filed their account.-' for final settlement Robert Sei'ds, Kxecutor, of bnhum Miller A. and J. Borer, Administrators of Jacob Borer. William Cox, Guardian of Charles Rugg. Oliver Heartwrll, Administraror of Lewis H. Morohead. P.. S. Hunter. Administrator of Lewis H. Hunter. Benjamin I arter. Administrator of John AlcCan. John W. Kile, Guardian of George and Joshun Algire. John BtfTi G u ;i r 1 1 1 : m Of l.indsev's Heirs. John Kissinger, Guardian of John D. Denane. Z P, Thompson, Administrator of W. p Welforv. Truman Skeels, Administrator of Tracv Wilcox.' J. C. A. Weaver, dtninistrator of Christopher Weaver. Arthor O'Hara, dministrator of John Stoinlnugh. John Wagouscller, Adm'r of Nicholas Briggs, (dead.) Martha Briggs, Administratrix of same. Geo. Whip. Administrator of John Whip. John A. Peters, Administrator of John C. Peters. Benjamin F. Jewelt, Administrator of Henrv Jewett. William T. Martin. Vdininistratnr of David O'Harra. Samuel ( ion Id and Dav id I ir aham, Administrators of James Onliam, of Truro. D, V Mitchell, Kxecutor of Marv Hunter. Willi. nn Long, Vdn'l drhmii MM of John I'alVncr. Samuel S. Tipton, dmini-tratnr of Thomas Thompson. Attest L L STARLING. Jr., Cltrk. Dec. , 181,1 Im. Timely WtirninK to thor prrdil"ird to Consumption ! THE weekly records of Lcath, and the vast amount that die of Consumption, should convince nil tint no lime should be lost in procuring something to arrest the Hvdra beaded monster in due NHflL before it takes hold ot' the tender membranes of the Lnns. and causes them to disease. This time'v caution may lie the means of spann? minv from (he shadowd of the pave, and placing within their reach lirnuda that TKK9 OF THCM SANDfl have used ltefore them many who are living monuments o health to the present. Is it not then a blessing to the Consumptive that there is a medicine that will remove their affliction and restore round health ? This is to ! found in the timelv use of Dr. DllOll'l Fxprctornnt firmed, a medn ine prepared expressly for diseases mWH Lungs, and the prcmonitorv symptoms of Consumption. Those who are afflicted with I cough, cold, boarruess. and soreness of the throat. bronchitis, spitting of blood, pain in the breast and side, difficulty nf breathing. Sir., should not de-lav procuring this medicine until it is TK LATF, ! r DB. I'l CW W-lern Medical Office is I.V) Svcamore at., Cincinnati, where Inn Medicines are for sale. ",V B. Prirnte ttftirr attached for the treitmcnt and advice of all rlasfea of diseases. Sold bv Not. 2!'. w.lt. DWIS ii WILNF.R, Columbus. i i;rn mtu for nam;. FHK sufsr iler lwmg denirmia nf cbamnng meaa, offers his well known T VV KH N ST UVD for sale. There is about aercs of , - L" "' 4iwi neo i" me prenii"e. 011 i inn Ol which is placed a varietv of choice fnnt. mostlv tn beanng. with a quantity of shnitibery. Ac. The front building is of hnck. AtUiy .18 ft., and contains fifteen rooms, with dining room and kitchen attached, which are of wood. The stabling is decidedly the test on the roid.and contains U stalls. The alove premises are aituatcd in the healthy and plea-pant village of Lafayette, Madison countv, Ohio, on the National Road. 21 miles west of Columbus, and the tame distance eaat of Springfield, and will be old at a bargain for cash, or eichanged for an improved fsrm. For particulara, addrese. C. ANDERSON, Dec. 1. 1M5 2mw. Ufayette. Madwon co.,0. AWFUL CALAMITY!! Great Fall in Goods! W. E. fJ WYNNE are just receiving their Win-j ter stock of (ivds. which thev would particularly call your attention to. We are dctrrmaaed to offer you floods at the very lowest prices. Disclaiming all svmpathy with those Merchants who enumerate their articles and attach pricea to them that thev ran never sliow, we would aimply amy to you. call and examine for yourselves, and if we cannot offer von goods lower than you hare ever teen, then w do not mah yon to buv. Nov. 18, 1846. w3am. CARPET BAGfT BRLSSELS. Common and Ingrain and Gmn Carpet Baft, of a varietv of ti?ea and colon, kept constant!? on hand, by Jny I ) i N StOCL'M. BWT AND Mini v nrr Calf. Kip and Thick Boots. AIo. 50 t cases uf Shw-s. a gcm-ril L'em tjI aaeortiDent. Just ree'd an for tale by Feb. 12 FAY It KILBOLRNE. Dr. Enctrann'a Embrocation, FiW Rheumatism, Swelling, Miff Jntsrta, Sprains. Yc.. price iS cent Eastman's Worm Tea, osjv 12 I-S eta; Oct 51 wly For tale br DAVIS WTFNER "lit. STATE JOURNAL DAILY. COLUMBUS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1843. LITTLE MIAMI RAIL ROAD. Fall Arrangt-niont Change of Honrs. ON ami allpr Wednesday, Oct. 1st. PlMUger IVtiM will run as fbllows: Leave Cincinnati DAILY. (Sundays ex-rciteil, at 7 A. M ami 2 1-4 P. M.. Ibr MiUonl, ruster'i ClonlaB, Dcertield, Morruw, Wavneaville, Spring Valley and Xenia. RttnTttUBj, will h-vp Xenia daily, (Sundays excepted,) at 7 A. M., and H S4 P. M. On Sundays Passenger IVdin will leaye CUMiutlttl II A. M., and Xenia at 14 3-1 P.M. Freight Train will run iiaii.v. Messrs. J, & p. Vonrlies and Neil, Moore Sc Co.. are running tile following Staue Lines in connection with thes Trains : A Ijaily day-light Line to Columbus, Zanesville and yVheeling, connecting at Colunihus with Daily Lines to Cleveland and Sanduskv 'itv. Also, Daily Lines to Lebs-nou and Snringiield. Cm CO ColunuW gi; Suriiigfleld, $2 fiO) Lebanon, gi. w. H CLKMRNT, Sept. 31), 18-13. If, SuperiniWral. DOCT. S. K. KEZARTRE, AS located liiuiself in Fnuikliiiton. one mile west of Columbus, Ohio, and is dulv nrcnared to treat all dis H eases remediable by the healing art, in the most safe and Mttfn) DUUlMr, Hi Will be particularly prepared nt all timcN to treat, levers in their varinuB forms ; also, local diseases, both acute and chronic, namely : Affectioiu of the skin, head, eyes, ears, teeth, mouth, fauces, neck, heart, lunya. liver, spine, kidneys, &c. Likewise, cancers, fits, ami all kinds of nervous and rheumatic affections. And, astly. (but not the least in importance,) particular preparations have been made for the treatment and permanent rue of diseases peculiar to females, by the aid of which health and comfort miv be restored to nearly every one. Hence To cure, and not to kill, is our motto and delight; To purify from all disease, anil set the functions right. Office one door c ist of Mr. Crubb's .Store. Sept. 19, tin i Wftsl Ir. JTlt'liiiM'N i vWtniitvti Liver Pill, FOU the cure of Hepatites or Liver Complaint, Dvspep sia and Sick Ili ad Ache. Thin remedy Mivlnf been lor several years employed bv the proprietor iii his practice, on a very large scale in Monongalia, Freston, Harrison and Randolph counties, in Virginia, besides several other places, and having been at tended with the most happy effect, he has been from time lo time solicited to adopt such a course as would give it a more extensive circulation, with a view to lessen the amount of human suffering. Aware of Ihe ui i mitt nnuy useless iioHinnns nave nan palmed upon the public, he hesitated for several Years, until thoromrhlv Mat nnced that Ihe above medicine, if properly used, would not fail to effect cures in a great many instances, and even to alleviate those; cases which are ipulc incnrnole. PATENT VERMIFUGE. DR. McLANK'S American Worm Specific promptly expels Worms to an almost incredible number! To substantiate the above fact, many hundreds of testimonials could be adduced. Indeed, it is confidently affirmed that each new (rial of the powers of this remedy will kasw mi additional tendency to widen and confirm its "lame, and that if it were universally known and diffused over the I'nited States, it would not save less than many hundreds, if not thousands of lives aniuiallv. I he follow inn are the Agent s for the above medicine: I. N. Wilson, New ark. 0, Smith & Zollinger, .lacktown, O. ) L. JenV.ni Ib Co.. Hebron, O.J L. P. Ilboades, Reynolds-burg, (t. ; John V. Hopkins, West .lelferson, O. ; John Mc-Mullcn, Lafayette, O. l av A Kilboiirne. and Clark iV Co., ( oliimbus, O. August 1!, IlltO. w.1it. TO PRINTERS. Type Foundry and Printtr' Furnishing H'arrhomt. THE Mibscribers have opened a new Type Foundry in the eta of New Vork. where thev are readv to sumdv or- dors to anv extent, for anv kind of Job or Fancy Tvne. lnk. Paper. Cases, QiUm Brass Rule, BTCKL COLI'MN III LK. Comimsiug Sticks, (.'bases, and everv article necen. HQ for a Printing Office. I he lype, winch are cast in new moulds, from an entire new set of matrixes, with deep counters, are warranted tn 1m unsurpassed hy anv, and will le sold at prices to suit the times. All the type furnished hv tis is " hand caat." Printing Presses furnished, ami also Steam F.ngines of the most approved patterns. N. H. A Machinist is constantly in attendance to repair Presses and do light work. Composition Rollers cast for Printers. F.ditors of newspapers, who w ill buy three times as much Type as their bills amount to, may give the above six months insertion in their paper, and send their papers containing it tka ..) tk.M I it 'L' U( ii.'T orenevn August M, WW). 55. till Ann street, N. V. Siidillp, Hum and Trunk Manufactory, A feu door $outh of tht Xril llmur, Cobimbua, O. T?IWRH . Sl.OCl M keeis constantlv on hand and JLi for tt the above establishment, all articles in his line of business, and is prepared to (ill all orders with neat- nests a. id deso;itcli. He has on hand a choice assortment of nrnae and riding Whins of the latest style. Also. Hard L.-ather Trunks, Hand Trunks, Valises, Carpet Rags of all ftitat and patterns Saddles. Rrulles, double and single sets of Ibirness, Buffalo Rohes. Saddle ( overs; and. in short, every article usually kept in such estahlishmcnts. The public are invited to call and examine miality and prices. Mont kinds of ( onntrv Produce received in pavment. The Fiihscnbcr would take this onportumty of tendering his thanks to the paMfcl for the very Mini patronage whicn he has rece ived, and hnpra by a strict personal attention to business to merit and receive their continued favors. Feb. 17. E. If, Bl OCUM, B. f, dllH U. I.. J.. TOMI.INSOH. B. F. CONWAY AND CO., (Successors to Conway 9k Rohmson.) tiENERAL AtiENTN, COMMISSION AND FORW AROINt; MERCHANTS, Forttmmdh, GMfc THE undersigned having associated with him, Mr. L. E. ToMLlXtOK, the very efficient and active forwarding clerk fat three years, of the late firm of CONWAY &. ROBINSON, take pleasure in offering their services to their (Hi n.U and the mihlic under the lino of R. F. CONWAY &i CO., for the norclnse and sale of I'rodure, (generally.) Pig Iron, Coal. A c., and will attend promptly at nil hours" of the night or day. to tlie receiving and torwarumg any and all consignments of whatever nature or kind soever consigned to tu or to the lite firm of Conway i. Rohinson, to whom (hv articles of agreement between my late partner and myself) 1 and my assign are nwrtnanr. Your obedient servant, li. V. ON WW A CO, Rtftrrnrtn. P. Havden. Go GtTC A Co., R. Elba, Far IV Kilboiirne. J. II. Rib v, Columbus. Nov. K, MbV whm.' DODD'S FASHIONABLE H AT STORE, I 1 1 JInin Street, THREE DOOM BELOW FOURTH STREET, CIHCtHHATI. The Hat i acknowledged to he an important part of dresF ; th refore it becomes interesting to learn where a genteel well made article can be procured. I invite the citizens of ColnmbU', and its vicinity, who may visit Cincinnati, to call and r limine the quality, style and finish of my hats; feeling confident that 1 can give satisfaction. Aug. 5. Ilij, Wn. Dodrf. .HOSEY TO I.CT. AM, those who have money to let go for goods, can get more of them, and better ones, for the sam- amount at A. P. STONE A CO S. old Checkered Store, than at any other store m Cobimbos. We are now rereivingfrom New York and Boston, one of the largest, and moit splendid assortment of Fall and Winter Ooods ever bronght to Columbus, and we will not onlv sell them zn r heap, but chiper. than any other store, or give yon something lo take them away. We have a large assortment of custom made Roots and Shoes, better made and cheaper than any Shoe atore in Columbus.Also, a splendid aortment of boys' and men's Hats and Cam. We have plenty of good Muslin left at 6 M cents per rard ; also, any quantity of that beautiful Cotton Yarn for li cents per bunch. Be sure and look for the Checkered Store, with the large free window. A. P. STONE CO. N. B. I sm nt interested in any other store is Columbus, neither do I bo goods for any ether. Oct 28, ISIA-wim. A. P S. sY CO DRl'GS, MEDICINES, OILS, PAINTS. Vc7 THE subscriber ha ntst reeeived a large addition to their stock of I trues. Medicine, this, Paints, skc., which they offer at wholesale and retail, on the saost accomsioda-tinf tern- (Aug I FAY A KILBOITCNX "PERSIAN PILLS." THF. Biipreme excellency of the Itesurection or Persian Pills has been abundantly certified to by those who have been cured of the most trying and difficult diseases, and the moat adverse circumstances of bodily suffering. Hut it would take too much room to publish ail the testimonials through this medium therefore we insert only the following : Dyspepsia Cured. MEssns. E. Cat ail At Co : Centl emeuThe Pills which I purchased of you in September, by request uf two dyspeptic patients, who had been under the care of several physicians, before applying to me, and to whom I administered various kinds ot medicines without effect, have been entirely cured of their complaints, by the use of your Fills. At tne time of the purchase of the Pills of you, I had no faith in them, as I hat! for a long time discarded all nostrums, hut 1 am now satisfied that there is no medicine in use, so cer tainly calculated to cure dyspepsia and disease of the stom-ach, as your Persian Pills. I now use them daily in my practice, and wish you lo send me by stage two dozen boxes more, as 1 am now entirely out. Don't fail to send them by the first stage and much oblige vour obedient servant, SAMUEL O. SMITH, M. 1). Cooperstown, Dec. fi, IfCiT. This is to certify that I have received more benefit from the Resurrection o'r Fenian Pills, than all others that 1 have used, or medicine that I have taken, from manv physicians for the Inst seven years. The difficulties that I have labored under were many, and of such a nature that no medicine but the Resurrection or Persian Fills, was ever able to reach and remove. 1 believe that they are all they are recommended to lie ; and the very best medicine for the diseases ol this country. Hloomfiebl. Rev. JAS. O. HAVKXS. RochetUr, Sept., 11137. This is to certify that 1 have told the Resurrection or Persian Pills of E. Chase A: Co. for a year past, and find that purchasers do give them a decided preference to all others, and they uniformly say on coming the second time, that thev are perfectly satisfied that the pills are all that ihey are recommended to be. 1 have also used them in my family, and feel confidence in saying that they answer all purposes for which thev are recommended. T. JENiMNOS, Agent. Williamsport, la., Sept. '27, Uf 14. E. Chase Co. Dear Sirs: I have sold all the Persian Pills you left here, and should be glad to get some more. They have accomplished miracles here, and are in great demand. The Pills are called for several times every day; i vou cannot come this wav soon, please send bv stage. Yours, &c, ERENEZER KINO. Riissellville. 111., Sept. 10, 18tt Mrssm. K. Chase, A- Co. Oentlemen : The Persian Pills lelt 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. Mieving them to be the best Pill ever introduced into this section. Yours, trulv, F,. c; CHADWICK. Sold, wholesale and retail, at the Varietv Store, bv DAVIS &. W1LAER, one door north of Clark's lrug Store, Columbus. Oct. Ui.wly. OR IIEI1REW PLASTER. READ AND RECEIVE INSTRUCTION. We would call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of the Hebrew 1 laster in to-day s paper, and would also state in connection with this, that we an- well acquainted with the Hebrew Plaster, havihg made use of it at the East for a MMM pain in our nidr and hrm.it, which at one time threatened to entirely disable us from attending to business. Two or three applications of the Plaster entirely cii'od ns. We have in various instances since recommended it tn others for seated paina of all descriptions, and have never known it to fail in effecting a permanent cure. Loamport Trlt graph. Fhis is hemming one of the most popular medicines now before the public. For removing all seated pains, such aa Rheumatism, pain in the. bark, side or breuxt, it has no equal in tne world, it is also ellicacious in removing wens, tu mors, rorns. Arc. We do not design to pud this Medicine with old, fictitious certificates, but wil simph Iv inei ention afto rsssnsi RM. w lie re it has etleeted cures. Mr. Sloan, of Zanesville, after having suffered with Rheu matism for nine yi an. v.nn cured by using Ihe Hebrew Flasler. Mr. Anderson, of I'utnam, was troubled for a longtime with a lame back, occasioned by overliving, and was cured by using this Plaster. A man (name not recollected) of Cratriot, in Licking co., was entirely cured of Rheumatism bv using this Flasler. The following certificate from Mr. Worstell, Editor of the Massillon (iazette. was furnished us a few days since. MmMM Comstock &. Co. Furing last winter and spring. I was so troubled with a pain in my brennt, as to render M unlit for the duties of the office ; and hearing your Jew David's or Hebrew Master, highly recommended for similar MM, I was induced to give it a Irinl. I hail worn a plaster on my breast but a short time, when all pain left me, and I was enabled again to NfMI in tin- duties of the olfire. My sister, residing at Stcubenv ille, has also received much benefit from its use. J. F. WORSTELL. INovember It, UNA I,oi; w-poKT, la., .Ian. Ill, Mftt Mtttfffcl. Comstoi k it Co Cents Alniut six years since I received a hurt which hroke two of my ribs, since which lime 1 have MM most of the tune unable to do any work, from a cn re pain hi nn ndi and hreait. I had de spaired of ever being cured, having already paid enough to doctors to pav for a good farm, and received M benefit. Rut thanks to the genius who tirt compounded the Hebrew Plaster, through its effects I am well. About six weeks sinco in Logansport, I heard an agent of vours recommend the Hebrew Plaster, and was induced to buv I IML and the result was as I have stated. I would also state that I haveadaugh-ter who for two years has been unable to do any work, from a pain in her side and a general prostration of strength, who also applied a pl.Mrr to her side. She is now nearly well and improving rapidly. Yours with great respect CALEB HARRISON. The hot of Plaster contains sufficient to spread sil or eight plasters price .V) cents. old wholesale and retail by DAVIS A- WIENER at the Varietv Store. Columbus ; also, by San ford A Park. Cincinnati Ilradley A Pratt. Delaware Dr. Brown. Mt. Vernon ; Prichard A Son, (Iranville ; Dr. Eastman. Zanesville; L. N. Olds. Circleville ; . D. Sproat, Chillicotbe ; W. M. Spencer, Springfield: EUt, CUM A Co.. Dayton. Oct. 1H. IH15. wly. DRUGS I DRUGS! DRUGS! psacsa bsvucbdi PHYSICIANS, Lniggistsand Merchants are invited 'csll snd eiamine our stock of Medicines, Faints, Class 0,1s, Varnishes, A Drngs. Patent Medicines, Herbs and Ettraets, I me Chemicals, Spices, ground and whole, Instruments. Essences, Pure Essential Oils, Perfumcrv, Ac. Pye.Htuffs. Indigoes, Log and Cam Woods, Madders, Oil Vitriol, Sumac, Copperas, Alum, Lac Dye. Mat Wetherill A Brother's Pure Lead, Chrome Green and Yellow Paint and Varnish Brushes. Look ing-( Hast Plates, Jersey Window Clam, Linseed Oil. Turpentine, Copal and Coach Varnish, Polished Plite Class, Lithrage and Red Lead, at the NEW WHOLES LE DR( 0 W kREHOUSE, H. W. corner Tenth and Market streets. Philadelphia. ( MPRFLL A 1 REN' H. Wii.i.iAH CAsWMUi Clattoji Frrhch. Oct.!t. IM-51. To Banks and Bunker. THE office of the amif rsiened. located in Cincinnati, Ohio, is prepared to execute all orders for engraving and printing. The derided preference for the work of this office can I. hown by the various orders executed. The security against counterfeiting consists not in machinery, (entirely new.) but in combinations of the most elaborate machine work, with vignette, which, in design and execution, cannot be surpassed. Jsn.28 RVWDON, WRIGHT A HATCH. MACHINE CARPS. THF nbsrnhrrs have for sale O setts Machine Cards, fancy and plain set. Nos.Jl, .11, .12, 33. and At. wire; also, Filleting Cards. mai.uf tured at licester, Mass. Feb. 11 FAY A RILBOCKNE TIN PLATE. ryHE tnbneribers have for sale 50 boies Tin Plate, 1-3 m A and 10 botes X do ; ilso. Wire, assorted Nos.. Russia and eomiDon Sheet Iron. Sheet Zinc, and Bar Tin. I . b 1 2 FAT it KTLDfXTlXE NUMBER 77. im. DUNCAN'H E X PECTOIt ANT REMEDY IM)R Consumntion, Colds, Coughs, Spitting of Bobd, Bronchitis, )imciilty of ilreathin. Asthma, Fain in tht: Side, Breast and Chest, Whooping Cough, Croup, and all other diseases of the Liver and Lungs. COLDS and COUGHS lead to Consumption. How many valuable lives might be Bpared if a little more attention was paid tu those apparently trilling complaints, colds, coughs, etc. There are very few who estimate correctly the vital importance of having them immediately removed ; and generally look upon them as harmless complaints, thnt 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 oil' the use of a proper medicine, until their lungs become diseased without remedy. If the celebrated I Jr. Duncan's Expectorant liemedy for consumption, colds, coughs, Ac, was employed immediately on the first appearance of a cold, a tedious, and probablv a fatal illness might lie arrested. It is an invaluable meuieine in every stage of the disease. It removes the first symptoms immediately, and when it is not absolutely impossible, it seldom fails to effect a cure in the worst cases. Upwards of 1000 GUm in the State uf Ohio within the last year. Ask who you please, and almost every person will advise riM you tu pro cure this medicine. SUDDEN CHANGES The JH other of CoiiNumptioiH. 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 bovvu in the system and nurtured until the Lungs become seriously and dangerously diseased, when in all probability the patient, Ibr the first time, will begin to seek relief. How many thousands thus neglect themselves and surfer their Health, and finally their Lile to be destroyed. The first perceptible foot-prints of CONSUMPTION, experienced at sudden changes of the weather, are Hoarseness and Cough, Soreness of the Throat, and Irritation of the Bronchi. Fain in the Head, Coldness of the Feet, and Sudden Chilliness over the Bod v. At length the cough increases, and finally prostration and' languidness of the whole system follows, which indicate a sudden decline of Health, and (he speedy approach of Consumption. These facts, plain as they appear to every sensible person, do not, however, seem to alarm those afflicted, until it may be too late. It is therefore of the greatest importance for those who may he attacked from the effects of sudden changes in our atmosphere to at once procure DR. DUNCAN'S Celebrated hrpectoranl Remedy, the greatest preventive and I.f'e Guard of COXSFMFTIOX, and the only certain medicine that will remove disease and again ration the LUNGS to their former Health. Dr. Duncan's Great Western Oft Oo is opened hi Cincinnati at 150 Sycamore street, a few doors below 3th, where his Medicines' can be obtained in large and small tpjantitic. REJOICE! REJOICE I REJOICE I FOB THE HEART IS GLAD! DB. DUNCAN'S ExrKtToitAvr Hkmkiiy brings new hopes ami llittering prospects to the consumptive patient, whose life is attended with pMl suffering and pain, and reduced lo a slender thread. Despair not! While there is life there is hope, and you mav be healed and raised to enjoy again the blessings of health. Ferseverance is then only necessary, and that before the lungs are too much diseased and ulcerated, and a cure is certain. Thousands of persons are saved annually from Ihe "consumptive grave'' by the timelv use of Dr. Duncan's llrpectortinl Remedy. Head the certificates of cures performed in every part of the United Slates. These evidences are sullicient to con-vince all that Dr. Duncan's Medicine is a sale and certain remedy, ur reals that serious disease, consumption, in its infancy, and secures health and happiness. BEAUTY 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 the graceful smiles and enchanting form of a FEMALE! Echo answers no DM, But the fiend, the. " HYDRA HEADED " Momter, COXSl MFTIOM it sips the morning dew and steals away the Bi-niity from the eulh, implant the seed of distress and desolation, and finally lays her low in the dust. The learned Faculty have spent venin of study in attempting to discover n Remedy to secure a longer lease upon that ' NOBLE FORM," but all in vain, until the celebrated Dit. Di;ncan accomplished bis good work, and placed it before, the ' A mtrican Public' Since that time uur cities and country places exhibit " tens of thousands" of Angelic Forms, whose smiles speak in THUNDERING TONES the Healing Virtues of his Expectorant Remedy, a Medicine that takes hold of the Monster, destroys its coil and deep rooted fang, and the Female is safe. (FT A supply of Dr. Duncan's Medicines just received, at his Western Ulice, 1 jU Sycamore street, a few doors below 3th, Cincinnati. PHYSIC OUT DISEASE. DR. KATZ'S Anti-llilioiiH Life Pills nre the licst .Medicine in the known world to accomplish ibis all important work. Those atlticted with DYSFEFSIA, Sick Slomach. Fain in the Side and Back, Liver Complaint, Loss of Appetite, Weakness of the Stomach and Bowels, ('ostiveness, Fever and Ague, Bilious and other Fevers, should at once obtain a box or two of these Fills. They Purify tht HUtod, and renovate the system in such a manner, that it is impossible for Disease to remain, when they nre used according to the directions. Frice cents. DAVIS & WILNEB. July 'I'l, IMeV wly. Solo Agents for Columbus. Legnl Notice. WILLIAM R. ROSE, Ann Hose, 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, and the unknown heirs of Mollv Hodge, are hereby notified, that on the seventh day of October, A. D. I(ti5, .lames Taylor,sen., filed nhiJI in chancery against them, in the Court of Common Fleas, of Frankliii countv, in the State of Ohio : the sulwtance of which bill, and ol the prayer thereof is, that said defendants may be decreed to convey to said Taylor, in fee simple, ,'MjO acres of land, bounded as follows: Beginning where the south boundary of the United Slates Military Lands crosses Alum creek on the east bank of said creek ; thence east, with the said boundary line. U)!' poles, to the south-east corner of the third sec tion, first township, in the seventeenth range; thence north I'ii.'MO poles, to a stake, thence west 430 poles, to A Hum creek ; thence down tbe said creek to the beginning, being the same track patented to JohnG. Macau, and by liim conveveil lo John Rose; and said defendants are further notified that, unless they nppear and plead, answer, or demur to said hill within sixty days after the next Term of aid court, a decree pro confessn will be taken against them at the next Term, alter the expiration of anal sixty davs. WILCOX, for Flaintifi". Nov. li, lfl-15, !hv. JUD;E SWAN'S PRACTICE. IS VAC N. WHITING has this dav published. The Prac ticc in Civil Actions and Proceedings at Law in Ohio ami Precedents in Pleading, with Practical Notes; together with The Forms of Process ; and Clerk Entries. By Jo-srPH R. Swas, President of the Twelfth Judicial Cmfct, Vol. I ; a very large royal Ovo. o30 pages, in fine law binding, price f3 0(1. I his volume contains a general outline of the proceed-ngs in the varions common law actions ssssssansl to m Ohm Irom their commencement to tire time when declarations are made up. With this view, it contains a summary of the jurisdiction of the Courts ; the law relating to parties, plain-titfs and defendants in actions ex contractu and ei delicto, and how and when a partv mav object on account of an omission, mistake, or mis-joinder of parties ; a brief outline of the various actions reported to in Ohio; the requisite snd forms of precipes, security for costs, the requisites and i "mi oi summonses and tnetr service anil remrn ; Hie mode of proceeding to obtain a capias ad respondendum under the non -imprisonment art. with the requisites and forms of affidavit to hold to had , the privilege from arrest ; the requisites and forms of capias ad respondendum ; by whom, where, when, and how the arrest may lie made, and the forms of returns by the sheriff ; proceedings against the sheriff for not returning a capias or taking in sufhVient bail, ate; with forms of rules notices, iVr. ; proceedinc against the b-iil to the sheriff, and how di (urged. A c. ; the special bail and how excepted to and how to rastify ; the appearance of the defendant i the forms of declarations in Awumpsit, Covenant, Debt, Detinue. Replevin, Cose, Tmver, Trespass and Ejectment, with such practical notes to the forms of pleading as mav be deemerf useful. The laws of Ohio and the decision of the Court in Bank have not, in general, chanced tbe rules of the common law in respect to idesdings. so that tbe forms in this wrk will generally he fonnrl to conform more nearly to the Precedents used in other States, than the English Precedents. This volume, althoufh the first, is eomplete sithin itself. The 2d volume will be issued as son as it can be prepared For sale at the Bookstore of Fe. i I. N. WHITING , HUNTINGTON NEW RON NETS. JUST received hv the subscribers, a new and well selected assortment of Neapolitan, Prince Albert, Fancy Brai i snd plain Leghorn and Straw Bonnets, whirh ran be affnrd-ed at unnsoallT em pricea. FAY Y Ml BOURNE Feb. II. .51)00 I otto. Chun, No. .'i hi li Mid His. CMto. Bats. Wirk V'ick Yim and Camel Cham. Jim received snd for sale br r it m kilboit.e 25 r BB! S Tuinwa' Oil. of tV test qsaEtr, fcr fc W is-, , ... t-lf tmr'r.vK ics i: f it at iii.oji nnt NEW GOODS I I he first of the season, and Cheaper than ever W before ottered, h have just received a very 'rKe ""ortment of New Good, comprising aji the now styles of Summer and t alt Dress Goods, such as Ginghams, Lawns, Chintzes, Calicoes, AL Do Lames, Cashmeres De Cssae, Silk and Cotton Warp, Alpaccas, Zemhia Cloth, Parisionnos, Slc. &c. Also, a vefy lafire MTOrtment of CHaihm ifmmiw rotor and description, from $ Hi per van! up. lasairacres, atiuetts ami Jeans of avery color Slid price. (jambroons, Linens and Cotton Summer Stuffs for pan-taloons and coats. Flannels. Checks, Tickings, and Drillings ) Bleached Snd uiibleachea Shirtings and Sheetings, from b l-l cents up. Long and Short skein Cotton V arn, Batting, Candlewickn and Wadding. Leghorn and Straw, Velvet and Silk Bonnets men's and boy's Hats and Caps of every description. Men's home made and eastern coarse and Fine Boots ami Shoes ; Women's eastern and home made Shoaa and Slip, pers; Misses', boys' and children's Slippers and Shoes of every description. Coffee, Guu-powdcr,Young Hyson and Black Teas from 0 3-1 cents to I per pound and' other dry groceries. Also, tbe beBt of Indigo, Mulder, he. Home made Linscys, Jeans and Flannels, &c. Beit Hocking Salt and Kastcrn Sole Leather. All we ask of you and we ask of all who read this advertisement is to call and examine the goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere, and if we cannot oiler you really very great bargains, we do not ask you to buy. Remember to cull and nee us, and satisfy yourselves. If, B. We will give any thing that we have at tbe lowest cash price, in exchange for Linscys, Jeans, Flannels, Rags and Feathers, iVc. Ac. K. W. &. K. GWYNNE. ( 'oluinbus, August l, IsHfr tf. TAVIIRN .STAND FOR .SALE. A 1 AVKRN Stand, with a large and commodious Stable, ami l Grocery Storo ami Bakery 111! Eass nttached, situated in Lockbourn, 1 ranklin co., Ohio, II miles south ot ( .oluinbus, at the junction of the Columbus tide cut with the main canal, and on the bank of the Canal, are offered for sale, in wbole or in part, as may suit' purchaser!. Thn uiiuuiiiKs are large ami in good repair, and tne location, it scarcely need be said, is a favorable one. My terms are, one-third cash, and the balanen in from one to six years. Application may be made in writing or otherwise, to the proprietor, on the promises. JAMKS FLEMING. Lockbourno, Oct. 7, Ib'U. Is. PRINTERS, LOOK HERE I Machinery Cat Wood Types I THF undersigned are prepared tu furnish to order, any style, size or pattern of WOOD TYPE, equal in every respect, to any manufactured in tbe United States, at very low prices. Our Types are accurately cut, and cleanly and neatly finished, and win-ranted not to become injured by any usage to which type!i are ordinarily subjected, i'he woods we ue am mahogany, box-wood, &r., end grain, and so prepared as to defy tlie action of water or tbe atmosphere. Having just completed new and improved machinery, wo are prepared to rill orders at the shortest notice; and being practical printers, and one of us having nine years' expert MMM :'s a job printer alone, we Matter ourselves as to our ability to give satisfaction in every case. fTj FaiM-rs that published tho advertisement of Palmer X Co., can have their orders filled by us. And papers publishing this advertisement to the amount of will receive their pay in type when three times the amount of their bills is taken out. Editors will please send papers containing tho advertisement, that we may know where to send specimen sheets. MARTIN & JONES, S. W. corner of Sycamore and M sts.( Cincinnati. August lf, UH5. ifPipER WANTED IN TUB TANNING BUSINESS. TIIK suhscrilMT has now in successful operation, a Tannery capable of woikinir in from Pill to 1j0 Hides per week. A large proportion of the labor is performed by machinery, propelled hy a steam engine of ten horse power, the buildings anil fixtures arc all new and in excellent order. having been constructed within the past year. The undersigned, not being a practical Tanner, wishes to dispose uf an interest of one-fourth, one-third, or one-half in the concern to some one wtio tully uiKtersianus tlie business, and is competent tu take charge and manage the establishment.There are now some I to jriOOO of Stock worked in, and about .ra cords of Hark on band. The facilities of transporting Hides, Bark and Leather, lo and from this point by means of the Miami ('anal, are unequalled in the Stale ; this, wilh the fact, that any quantity of Hides can bo had at 3 cents cash, and Bark at .00 per cord, delivered at the door, renders it a very desirable situation for this business. Persons wishing to engage would do well to visit and examine for themselves. one need make application without satisfactory rcforences. L. R. BROWN ELL, Sept. '2, IHfc' riSrJB. Piqua, Ohio. AGUE AND FEVER. Mackenzie' Tonic Febrifuge. THIS invaluable medicine has been in urc tor better than 8 years, as a certain, speedy and safe cure for Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague, Chill or Intermittent Fevers. The steady and increasing demand, with the universal success attending its use baa gained for it a reputation unsurpassed hy any other medicine ; for the above diseases ' Stands Cnrivalled! Emigrants and others who are travelling West, with those who reside in situations where Fever and Ague and tho various forms of Bilious diseases prevail, will find tlie Tonic Febrimge an effectual preventive. Full and explicit directions accompany each bottle, warranted in all cases, or the money refunded. Manufactured and for sale bv MACKENZIE & HASKELLS, Cleveland, O. For sale by DENIG iV SON, Columbus. Sept. :XI. bmJuly 29. TH AT old favorite and sterling remedy for Fever and Ague, and other Bilious ( omphints. How nod's Improved" Tonic Mixtnrr, has never, we am prepared to say,do:ie the slightest injury to the constitution, in one single instance out of the 1 JtHifiH) cases in which it ban cured the complaint. Moreover, the proprietor hereby offers a reward of fWflOD, to any one who will detect tho least particle of Arsenic, Barks or Mercury, in the genuine Medicine. Keiiiembcr, as you value your health and lives, not to totirh I bottle of Rowand's " Improved " Tonic Mixture, that has not the teriflVn signature of the author, John R. Rowand, on a paper labf 1 which crosses the mouth of every genuine bottle I for in this way only willyou escape the rascally counterfeits, and their pernicious effects. J. B. WH EATON, only accredited Agent in Columbus, O. Inventor, and Sole Proprietor, fJ. H. Uowand, No. !28 N. Second st.. Philadelphia. April 2ii. tf. PATENT MEDICINES. SY VIM'S Panacea and Vermifuge. Itichardsnn & Co's celebrated American Panacea Carpenter 's Extract nf Sarsapanila. Dr. Jayne's Expectorant, do Hair Tonic, do Carminative Balsam. Oldridge's Balm of Columbia. Hay s Liniment. Butler's Effervescent Mignesian Aperient. Sedleilr. ami Soda Powders. Kowand's Tonic Mixture. Nerve and Bone Liniment. Sherman's Cough Carthorta, Camphor and Worm Losen-ges.Berkwith 's, I,ee 's. Evans', Hunt's, C rum backer's and Ger man Pills. Anderson's Conch Drops. Fahnestnck's V ermifuge. Ca-penter's Precipitated Extract of Bark. constant -mpplv of the shove srtieles kept for sale at the Dm Store oi b. 1ft. FAT sk KILBOCBNE. FI RS AND HATTERS' TRI.THINGS. THF. subscribers have just received a large stock ot" purs and Hatter's Trimmings, which they offer for sale at tha lowest prices. .V) fhs. IViirris, sides. (" " double and tingle Ring Russia, blown. 100 " Carroted Russia. 100 " Raw and Carroted Coney. BB Back and Belly Muskrat (M) Saxony and Spanish Bodies. AUo first rate assortment of Silk and Cotton "ides and Tips. Baihhnzand Binding, Hat Leathers. Row String". Skivers, all rnlors. Black and Drab Silk Plush. Ki tract Logwood Psjss MieUac.fcc. (Feb. 13. FAY At KILBOCRNE. HARDWARE. FlY k KILBOI HUE have just received ,10 ton Juniata Iron. .100 kegs Juniata Nails V) kegs Boston .1 penny Nails. .1,000 lbs. New Jersey and Fittsbarg ( amag and tt?j Srmsam M Rifle Barrels. SOdox. Simmons' Asea, 200 pair Trace Chains, 200 Loo; ( bains. Mill sad Croas-ent saws. Also, 50 Boies Tin plate. Wire, Russia and Amen-can Sheet Iron. Sheet Zinc. 20 doi Ames' Spades and Mnv.. sis. nvds and Vires, 3000 lbs Spring Steel, 500 dot Knives snd Forks etc., Jte. Also, sllrst rate assortment of Door Locks. Latche-, Butts and Screws, and every article in the Hardware tme. j Jndy M CROC FRIFN. rTMfE suhscribers offer for sale at their old stand. No. fi, X ('Wale's Row, 12 hbds. prime N 'V -"icir New Orleans and Sagtir Home Molssses. AO Ban Rio Coffee. Fin chewing aad common Tnhsrro. Sopenor Gsiapwwder and Young Hysssa Tea. VtnprT. Spice. Ginger. sYe., skc. March I FAT ft KfLBfA-'RiNE. OIL, rAlWTB ARD VAR1TWH. FAY sV KH.rVH RSEWis receive 0kfs White Lew) remind inOd.ffvnih- ftry Wins Lsad, Red Lead --tk. . " JTX . l' P.- . li' I I Green French OellCT.ee.tnn HH Psris White and pan ,.h Whiting . Mao, lOhbfs Sssnas Terpentine 9)de Lmse f Oil. I M Jsssn Vanish. sW Copal Vsrvssfc, t eases Gen. Copal, t do Shellac. Ac Feb .12 OIX FLOOR CLOTH AfHtfr TAV ft fiLWH-BXr