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HUNTED AMD l I'll LI HIIRO EVKRY IATURDA
BY REED & HOSMEK.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MAUMEE CITY.
MAUMEE CITY SINUHANCE CO.
Commercial Buildings.
MUTUAL INSURANCE OH-TCE,
At the Jefferson House,---Win. Kingsbury
' - Agent.
- : 1SS5).
AMUKICAN TKANSPOItTATION f:o.
MERCHANDIZE, Passengers, be.
transported with despatch, via fail
7oad Line, Steam Purges, on the Hudson
ifivor, Mohawk and Hudson JIM Joad to
I Shenoctadv, mid by first class line boats to
Hook b Job Printers, Maumeo Express j-Bull'Hlo, Slcain-boats and vessels on the
CUSIOA1 HOUSE OFFlUET
Canal street. .
STATJ3 LANTrOTFIUETTT
, Eric street.
REED b HOSMEK,
IT YE
XP IRE
Volume HI. --No. SO.
MAUMEK CITY, OHIO, SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 7, 1839.
Whole No. 194.
SIDNEY L. ROOD,
Buokscllrr, Publisher, Stationer and Bin
der, 70 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit.
Oilice,
Wolcolt street.
DANIEL F. COOK,
Attorney and Counsellor nt Law,
S. ill. i UlHNtji, . .
Attornics & Counsellors nt Low.
JN. ItATHUUA.
Attorney uiid Counsellor at Law.
" HKlN 11 Y llEEl)7' "
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, -
NATHAN ItATHU UN,
Justice ot the Peace.
, HORATIO CONANT,
Justico of the Peace.
m. WILLIAM -ST. CLAIK,
Physiciun b Surgeon. Erie street.
,. Justus rnvmiiT,.
. Physician and Surgeon,
T tiT sH IA Z A H IT, ' .' '
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
Water street. - '
lakes,- American Transportutution Line,
Ohio Canal.. r , ' ,
For Freight or Passage apply In .
. U.V Parker,
H. Niics b Co. I Corner of Hudson
Wm. Jl. Knox, Quay st. Albany,
L. Iltiro b Co., Schcncc.tudi, :
II. Wrights b Co.,. Jiochesier.
. Cnrpeiitor b Myers, To ledo. . .
Atwator& Union, j,',-fo
.-Clark Trohiuson, J . ; .'
Snni'l. P. Carter, Cleveland,.
' S. Hazard, Maumee City.
fitrniijr fc Mcfeynolds, Detroit. -.' ' '
'. G;. H. Hubbard b Co. Chicago.
July' 13.
15
S.IUTil, HOWE 04. CO. . -Forwarding
and Commission Merchants,
Water street.
FuUSV 1 11 & MACK,
Forwarding and Commission ' Merchants,
Water street. -: '
Forwarding mil- Commission Merchant,
Wator street. -
1130.
TIlANSi'OUTATION.
BUFFALO LINE, Erie Cnml.
TIIADDKUS JOV & CO., Prcwi'l.'tnra
lONNEUTEU with steam freight bouts
KEEPS constantly on hand and for sale
at wholesale or retail, Theological,
Law, Medical, Miscellaneous, Classical and
A'chool Hooks: English, French and Amer
ican Stationery. Ho also keeps on hand,
and manufactures to order, ovcry descrip
tion of Blank Books, required by county
officers and husiness men. They also pub
lish School Books, which will be Bold at eas
tern prices, wholesale or retail:
Davies' Arithmetic, Davies'-Logondro's
Geometry, Davies' Algebra, Davies' Sur-,
ycyinjr, Duvies' Differential Calculus, Da
vies' Shades and. Shadows, Huntington's
Geography, Smith's Geography, ', ....
Printing Ink constantly on hand.
Detroit, April 0, liiSO. .. 1, '"
A VE YOU A COUGH 'Do not neg
lect it! Thousands havo met prema
ture death for the want of a little attention
to a common cold. ..
llavo you a cough !--Rev. Dr. Harthol
omevv's Expectorant Syrup, a Bafe medical
presoriition, containing no poisonous druge,
tii id used in an extensive nrncticc for seve
ral years, will most positively afford relief,
tU and vessels on Aake E.-ie. save you tioiii .that awlul disease pul-
The Proprietors and A -rents of this line, '.'mm consjiiijitKui ,wiueii wntuiy eweeps
will contract for the transportation nftJoods.!",";0 V,0.P.rav?' '"'""reiiH o t ne young, uie
or Produce ut fair rates,, and pledge tliein-
E.FAiitMAN.
, Dry Good and V.iriety Store, Coniniercial
v , UuiJOi.ngs.' -. .
W. WIS'.V ELL,. . . C'j.
Pealdls in Hardware, Hollow-ware, Tin
ware anil Cutlery, Erie Btreet,
' "SPENOEll b MOOltE, "
Dealers in Ury Goods, Grotorics and
'' Crockery, Erie street. '
EL1SI1A MACK, .
Dealer in Dry Goods Groceries' and
. Crockery, Front street.
0."b" "W." RUJjTaIvD 3uI
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, be. be
Erio street.
selves to those who may entrust Property
to their euro fur . transportation, that the
same shall be forwarded with care and des
patch; and that any damage that may oc
cur to property shipped by the nhuvo line,
which the Proprietors may bo- liabl-j lor,
shall bo adjusted in the most prompt an.
liberul maimer.
AUTllnuiSKI) Aflfi.NTS. ' -.
C irpenter b Alyers, Toledo.
Ilira.n Joy, No. 18 South-street, ,V. Y.
Thaddens Joy b Co., Albany.
Joy b Webster, Buff do.
Richard Winslow bCo., Cleveland.
Hull ft .S'liepard, .Matsil m.
I'rie.-t &. Piige, Utile Pa ls, ,V. I'. '
Hainuel Adams b Co.', Drcsdm. . -.'
It. Comsfock b Co., Columbia. ' , '
M. B. Jijssb Co!, Portsmouth.,
July U). . 15.
old, the .lair, the lovely and thegav
, Hivo you a ..cough J -Ho persuallcd to
purchase a bottle of this Expectorant Syrup
to day ! ! To morrow may be too laic.
llavo yon a cough? liartlioloniow's Ex
pectorant Syriip. is the only remedy you
should take to cure you. ;
For tiiis nluin reason: That in'no ruin
fortho thousand cases. where it has been used
it failed to relieve. '':...'
For sale nt the. drug store of Comstock
b Co., Fletcher st. near Pearl, and at all
respectable Drug .'-tores. - Also at O. bD..
Wdliuins Mt.umce City. " '. 1
G. II. N ITCH IE b CO.
Dealers in Fancy ana Staple Dry Goods,
- Hotel liuildihgs. , -JT.
b 1)7 Wl LL1 AMS7 "
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardwire, Crock
cry, itc. Erie street. '
. ELI K1TTS, .
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines be.
' Erio street.
IRA WHITE,
Dry Goods, Hooks be. Woleott street.
CLARK b FARGO. "
Wholesale ami Retail dealers in Groceries
and Provisions, Commercial ituildings.
"rATs-rxTDrvviLLiAMsv--
Groceries and Provisions.
11. HASTINGS, ..
Groceries and Provisions. ' '
wuoDwTrrDiroNT-
Doalcrs in Groceries and Provisiions,
Erie street.
J. WOLCOl'T. .
DJiler in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provi
sions, Stoves, Iron b". AVolcott street.
- ALLEN b GUIDONS,
Groceries and Provisions, Erio street.-
- . II. K. STEELE. - ,. ,
Dealer in Groceries and Provisions.'
Erie street.- -
. FORSYTH b HULL, -Dealers
in Dry Goods, Crockery and Hard
wiro. corner of Front an I C in int. s trcets
r"lO PHYSICIANS AND PATIENTS
.L The Blind Piles, said to ho incura
ble by-extornai applications. Solomon 1 Tays
warrants the contrary. Uis Liniment will
euro .Wind Piles. Facts are more stubborn
than theories, Ho solicits till respectable
Physicians to try it upon their patients. It
will do them no harm, an it is known that
physicians who had the honesty to make
trie trial, have candidly admitted that it, has
succeeded in every case they have known.
Then why not use it? It is the lecipc ol
one of their most respectable members, How
deceusrd. Why refuse to use it? Ilecause
it is sold as a proprietory medicine.? Is this a
sufficient excuse for suffering their patients
to linger in distress? We think not.
Physicians shall bo convinced that there is
no humbug or quackery about this article-
Why then not alleviate human suffering?
If they wont try it before, let them after all
other prescriptions fail. Physicians are
respectfully requested to do' themselves
and patients the justice fo use thcarticli
It shall he taken trout the bottle, and done
up as tlieir" prescription, it mey ocsire
l,ettlicm apply tire Comstock R Co.. at the
Drug Store, No. 2 Fh-tcher street near Pearl.
New York, and ol most respectable drug
gists throughout tins country. Also a'.
0. Williams b Co., Maumeo City 1 '
, SOLOMON HAYES.
. flyi'IIE LATE MAYOR nfPhiladel-'
phiu has certified under seal of the city the
character . of several Divines', Physicians,
and gentleman of high standihg who declare
positively under their owft hands (all of
which may he neon at tlie Urng More) that
the liulin' of Columbia is not only a certain
preservative, but. positively a restorative of
the human hair; also a cure lor linndiull.
Whoshull dispute, or go bald? .The. only
true have a tplcudid steel plate engraved
wrapper, wi' Jails oj Aiagarn. and the
name uf C'mnsliwk ij- Co.. Arm lorA'ij-e on
it. Fur sale at 0. b D. Williams Maumee
Citi
O. & D. WILLIAMS, - .
ILL continue the business of Mer-
i'llhanilisinr' at the old stand of 0.
Williamb Co., where they will bo ready
to attend to the calls of their customers as
usual. They respectfully solicit the .pat
ronage of tlieir old friends, and the public
in general, a continuance of which they
will endeavor to merit. " March 9. -..
LATHAM T. TKW,
Cofcr b Tin Manufacturer on Woleott
at the late store of 'P. W. Crow cll. s
CHARLES A. LAM I), '
Cabinet Furniture Manufacturer rear of
Commercial Buildings. "
- JEFFERSON HOUSE,
Robert Gowor, Erie street.
MIAMI HOTEL,
By George Kirkland, near the lo-ver steam
v boat lending; - "" .
-CENTRAL HOUSE,
Elijah Clark, Erie street.',"
I'EItKYSBURG.
SPINK b HOSMER,. . .
Attornies and Counsellors at Law.'
11ENNETT b CAMPIIELL,
Attornies and Counsellors nt Law.
COFF1NBERRY b STETSON,
Attornics and Counsellors at Law.
... EAGLE HOTEL,
'.Tosoph Crops, Louisiana Avenue.
. - HOLLISTER b CO.'
Forwarding and ColnniisBion .Merchants,
, DOAN & EARL, . -
Frowarding and Com-nission Merchants.
v GILBERT BEXCII. ';... ;.
Dealer in Dry Goods Groceries be. bp
;' CURTIS b KRIDLER, -'? .
Boot, Shoe, b Leather Store, opposite the
' - Temperance House. '' - ' . ,-
C. -T. WOODRUFF, ...
Tin and Copper Manufactory
TOLEDO.- '
. DANIEL O. MORTON,-!, - .
Attorney, Counsellor and' Solicitor., .
C, F. b J. G. ABBOTT, ' ; -Attornies
and Counsellors at Law, and ,
- ' Solicitors in C ancery. ' ':'
PALMER, BUSH b CO.
Forwarding and Commission' Merchants,
foot of Erie and Kalamazoo rail rood. .
TITUS b Co.
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Gooda.'Grocories,
' Hardware be. be La Grange strcot.
J. A, TITUS b Co. ,
Dealers in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Groceries be, corner of Smrnit and Locust
' " ' 1 '- streets,- . . .
: CARPENTER, b MYERS, -Forwarding
and Commission Merchants,
Foot of Erie b Kalamazoo railroad. -
R
AMERICAN HOTEL.
N. Lawton, Summit streot.
TOLEDO RECESS, ,..,,
By John L. Snaith, next ('oar lo the Toledo
LO HENCE, Ai.-a. Skit. 3S.I)!?. A
peiuleniau of the highest standing in
this town, who h is- been dreadfully alllictcd
with tho Blind Piles for the-last 20 years,
called upon mo and trcely cpntofiocu to me.
his situation. Afterdescribing 1 1 i.e severity
of the complaint; he remarked ho had not
been so well for 20 years past as he was a
that moment. He has used one bollle..only
of Hay's Liniment. To use his own words
he said f'.tho whole human family, who
were thus nuTicted, ought to'be made ac
quainted with this medicine." ' .
. Signed, . .; R. L, BLISS., .
The originalletter may be seen where the
article is sold, No. 1 Fletcher street New
York. And. at nearly all the Apothecaries
in North America, . Also at O. Se D Will
liams Manmce City. ;. 1 -
. TO PRINTERS. ; , ,
FOR SALE. A font of stnall Pico
. pfoboiit two hundred pounds, near
ly new and complete, with Italic and ca
ses, atthis office.' " ' : ' " " '
rilOTHEINCRF.DULOUS. New York
. i Sept. 2Sth," 18:iP. I have been entire
ly bald during 13 years, and have now, Dy
the use of the genuine Balm ofColuiiibia my
lead covered with ;fiiie-liair; I shall be
happy t- .convince the most incredulous,
who will take the trouble to call, ot my house.
I havO bought the article of Ciimetock b
Co. 8 Fletcher st. For sale atO. & D, Will
iams Maumee City, V-;" ;;'". . 1 '
- - J P.SCIIMIDLtNG, ', -
' . A.. .
' AMERICAN HOTEL.
Summit tlreel, near the lower .steamboat
'- '.landing, Toledo - .
RN. LAWTON takes this opportunity
, to inform the public that he .has taken
the above splendid establishment, and fitted
it up in good style for the accommodation
or- all who may layer mm witn tneir cus
tom. He intends to try the, experiment ot
keenino- (lie best ol every thing, and tnus
meriting a substantial reward from tho res
ident and travelling public. h -. . :
Marchj 18 1880,. jj-- , - aotr .
NO MISTAKE, - - .
DR. ST. CLAnt would give notice to
the peoploof Maumeft Cityantf vicini
ty, that he has disposed Of his interest in
the store of O. Williams b Co., with the
full intention of pursuing the science and
practice of Medicine, Therefore hopes to
merit a reasonablcshare of the public pat-
MRS. M.ANWARING, of Jamaica, ,
I., has been under the hands" of several
physicans for a year past with an'iinhcala-1
hie Fever Sore on her ancle, and has been
nnrt of tho time quite unable to walk, and
gotuo relief till she has now by the une of
two bottles of Hay s Liniment, been entire
ty cured. Tu this fact Judge Lnmherson
and J. F. Jones Esq., Editor of the Long
Island Farmer, and many other citizens of
that town will testify. Hay s L-nimfiiit
genuine, for sale nt'No. 2 Fletcher st. near
Pearl- Also at 0. b D. Williams Mau-
inne City.. '.,;' ' 1
IJUSINESS LOTS TO LEASE."
rPJlHEsubscnbcr for the purpose ofafford
JL ' ing conveniences to men of business,
who are desirous to settle in this place, otter
for sale at reasonable prices, orto loose at
moderate rents, the following lots, upon the
principal business Etreetsin this town.
19, - 2(1, . 21; north side Broadway:. 7c1
West side of. Canal street; 130 Corner of
WiHioni st.-4 in, block 1, north side ot So
phia st;-Also, a largo number of lots eligibly-situated
for residences. ... , .' .
, Fur information and terms apply to .. .
.1. D.BEAUGRAND,.Wiiimct City. ..
: . . ., . ir.-tf . -
ronnge. -
Marcli 3, IB-'").
40lf
s
TOVES! STOVES!! Just recoived,
a lot of Cooking and Parlor Stoves, by
jiily 28 O. b l). WILLIAMS.
.' REMOVAL. - -CPENCEIl
& MOORE hsve removed to
" the stare formerly occupied by Messrs.
Morehouse and Brownlee corner of Conant
and Erie street. ';,,'-'.' ' ;
Maumeo City, May 17th 1830. . 7. '
SPERM Oil and Candlos, rtiould and
dipped tallow Candles, in any quantity,
by,; . ALLEN & GIBBON'S. ,
may -4.1 -v . f,,,-
J 1 Y virtue of a writ ofvendi. expo, issued
but of the court of common pleas, in
and for tho county of Lucas, to me -directed
and delivered, I have taken and shall expose
to saloat the door, ot .tho court housu in lo
ledo, 6n. Saturday,' the 31st day of August
next at one" o clock P. M.the following ues
cribed property to wit: the undivided half
ol a certain tract or In nil beginning at a
stone, bearing south 53 degree, east, 1 chain
24 links from the south-east corner, of a stone
shop formerly occupied by . ilhaui llow-
ser, llionco' north 71- ilogrocs .'o-minutes,
east, 3 chains 7 link 0-13ths of a .link to a
stone, thenco south 33 degrees 30 minutes
east, 9 chains 5ifl I links to a stake, thence
south N; 71 degrees 30 minutes west, .3
chains 9-l:'th links tii a post, thence north
thirty-three degreos and thirty minutes West
3 chains and 30J links-jo the ploco of be
ginning, taken at the suit of Levi Vinton
against Charles C, P. Hunt, Executor. -
C G. SIIAW,-4.-r(.,-,''
; By F.'-E. KiRTtM'iJpM('y.- V"
July 20. ; ';. . - " .; ,iet6f . "'
T Y virtuo of a writ of tendi. expo, issued
out of the court of common pleas, in
and for tho county of Lucas, to me directed
and delivered, I hove taken and shall expose
to sale at the door of the court house in To'
ledo, on Saturday, tha '24th day of August
next, at one o'clock P. M. the following des
cribed property to wit: LoJ number !1S, in
Waterville town plot, ot the suit of Daniel
W. Guullev, against Lyman Dudley. ",'. . ,',
. .. . C. G. .SlIAW,,,icri(;. ;;
By F. E. Kirtland, deputy. . - -., -.''
-.July 20.. . .. ' ; ;." . lfltlif.
A LOT of choice Wine end Liquors on
, consignment, low for Cash, by v. '
CARPEXTEKtt MYERS..'.
' June 29. -- - ' - - ' . . '
liUTTEi, 20 firkins,
bv'the keg only. E. F AIRMAN,
June 8.
good article
AIRMAN,
Commercial buildings. "
TO THE PUBLIC.
H EASTMAN would still invite the ot-
tention of the afflicted, and the public
generally, to his Elixir of Health.
He is encouraged to do so from tho in
creased evidence of its efficacy as o succes
ful remedial agent for many of the maladies
and diseases to which the human family are
subject. From eight years experience in
the efficacy of this medicine, he is warranted
in assuring the public that no medicine lias
proved so universally salutary and beneficial
as a family medicine. It wos devised as an
assistant to the efforts of nature whose op
erations are always exorted to rid the svs
lem of whatever is deleterious, and to main
tain a healthy action throughout. Thissho
would evor accomplish were she not oern.
sionally overpowered by countoroctingcau
scs, sued as mo roll niiusmuta, impure air
cuius, exposures, irrrogularities, &. By
these the primary organs are deranged, en
feebled and overpowered hence disease in
some form is the result. .-
Tho Elixir was designed to assist nature
in expelling from the system all morbid and
deleterious matter. give vigor, tone and en
ergy to the digestive organs and the secre
tory vessels, tho prime regulators of the
whole, upon tho proper action ol which de
pend the health of 'the entire system. -
The success which has attended the ad
ministration of the Elixir, proves conclusive
ly that it answers the urpote of its design.
It is adopted and has proved most signally
successful in all those cases of derangement
of the digestive organs indicated by loss of
nppetito, Hansen, oppression from food,
ncidity, hourfburn, ' weakness, lassitude, a
sense of weariness, pains in the stomach,
side shoulder or limbs costiveness dizzi
ness billions habits nervous symptoms
melancholy dejection of spirits disturbed
sleep cold hands and feet sick headache
liver complaints jaundice A;c, ' Fi
Dyspepsia it has proved "more successful
than any other known remedy. For feeble
and delicate lemnlcs, childro.l whore health
has been impaired by Ague and Fever and
other diseases: it proves a sovereign resto
rative for that state.of ill health su frequent
ly met w itn m new and Hat sections, and
such as border on sluggish waters, iiulico
ten uy pale and suliow countenances, ilebili
ly, loss ot appetite, billions habits be., it is
invaluable and front its powers of removing
morbid matter from I he system preventing
its accumulations and keeping tho digestive
organs in a healthy and vigorous state, is a
powerful preventotive of the diseases inci
dent lo such countries no new settler in
such sections should, as he values his
health, dispense with its use. . Females id'
from fony lo fifty years of ago, have found
it a powerful usssistant to nature -in the im
dopos g chai-ge which the system then uu
leortanton a proper termination ot which
edpemls their subsequent health. It is also
asalulary assistant in removing obstruc
tions. As a common family medicine, the
Elixir is unequalled being- a perfectly safe,
mild yet efficacious phys icit docs not nau
seate the stomach or dcbiliate tha system,
but thoroughly cleanses the stmnach and
bowels, restores and maintains their healthy
acti'-n. It is entirely botanical in its com
positition and may with perfect safely bo ta
ken at any age, by either 6cx, ill any condi
tion of life. The proprietor is aware that
tho woi Id abounds in patent mei'.icincs
some of which aru valuable and others
worse than useless: and that much imposi
tion is practised on the public by thee me
dicines. But from eight years experience
in the effects of his Elixir, tho increased de
mand and reputation it has secured wher
ever known the proprietor docs with the
most entire confidence recommend it to the
nfllicled as an invaluable .remedial agent
for such it has proved, as thousands will
bear witness, many of whom hod exhausted
evorv other known remedy and desnairod
-if relief, and now from the use of the Elixir
enjoy perfect health.
Testimonials from the most respectable
sources may be seen on tho wrappers ac
companying the medicine. But the moM.
sure testimony is its iup, and on this testi
mony I depend for its perpetuity.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at the
Drug Store of the subscriber, in Zanesville,
where he keeps constantly on hand a gene
ral assortment of Drugs" and medicines; of
tlie best quality, among wlucli ore ell the
valuable i'litnily medicines. .
' . ' . . . II. EASTMAN. '
For sale at the 'Drug Store of O. b I).
Williams,' Muumee City. ,:, '
Jutio-32 - 1 : lsftS.
MAUMEE CITY EXPRESS.
SATURDAY', AUGUST, 17, 1839.
AttKANSAS TAVBON RATKS. If One eil-
quires the price of ad-nnor in Arkon.os, he
is thus informed by the obliging host:'
" Four bittc for a common dinner of bacon
greens bread and meat six bitts, if wo add'
chicken "fixins" and one dollai, if you
have " flower doings."
Antkiuities. A few years since, some
I laborers having occasion to dig in the large
I mound between Louisville and Portland.
discovered, about three feet under the sur
face, soveral graves, about thirty inches in
length. Slobs of slate v. ore laid upon the
bottom of the groves, two pieces of tiimlar
malorialconstitiited the sides and flagstones
of shite the lid dr.topof a rough sarcopha
gus, in one oi mcse graves were round
General Dearborn, in his letters to the
Hoston Courier, calls Buffalo and Chicago
"tho two grand termini of canal navigation
from the ocean to the Mississippi.". Ho has
probably forgotten that Maumeo will soon
be the terminating point of three times as
many miles of canal as either the places he
has mentioned.
British India, besides clothing her cntii
Neoro Si-smor- The following is a per.
feet extract from a negro sermon lately '
preached in this state: ,V. Y. Atlas
Bredren and Sisters! Let de white peo.
pie snter what dey pleas bout genimen obj '
color, or nigger as dey making Yun call urn.
We be de regular lam ob God, which he mean,
when he mention bout de separationing da
sheep from de goat putting de sheep on,
de right and scarterationing de foat on da
lebt, wid de wicked white man da devil. :'
Else why, bredrcn and siBtere, do wt poor
bused nigger hab all de wool of the sheep,,
and de white man ebrj bit ob de hair ob ds
goat! Else why de white man fraid to mar.
ry de lubby colored lassie, thinking hint
children hob not de hair ob do goat for d
devil side, nor de wool for de Urn ob God
side: but hab to land off alone by demtelf '
whero boff side laff urn to enless torment
.1,.:. I... ..tn.-.n .i i i I.
car a dozen human sku Is, and at least a ! , " , . ' "-.i, uB, Z , L . j
I, . i c i . it ..i . , do enpturo saith shall bo separationed ds '
,U.l5lier'Mt.am "ru ',ul t,co h: nlso sheep habin b air on delcbt wid dcir fudc
the bones of persons, but these lost crum-
uli-il into ashes nt tlio touch. .
This is altogether a sit gulnr discovery.
The gentleman who affords this information
is probably the eldest resident in Louis
ville, and says he well recollects whun this
mound was covered by a growth of tho
heaviest "poplar. '('heso - remains must
have been deposited in tho- narrow cell
more than twocentiiricssiiicc. Thoro was
a modi-, of burial among the Choctaw and
other tribes, which would lead us to believe
tiiat these ore Indian remains, deposited ac
cording lo the enstom. When a warrior
do debil!
Gamtzim and Pkteb tub GnRAT. In
17(12, Peter the Great having made the sev.
oral ineffectual attempts on Noteburg, a
S ve lish fortress, colled Schlushe!hurg,sent
Prince Galitzin, colonel of the guard, at
the head of a select crops, to take it by storm. '
The officer having, by means of rafts, lan. '
ded his soldiers close to the furtificatioq
which advanced almost lo the edge of the
water, they were roceivod witli such intre -
idity by tho garrison, ond exposed to such
o dreadful carnage, that Peter, conceived the
raises from ,. l,lrn,l u I f "i j'!'''01' tlie Cl'ucl,'w8 .'"stead of being j assault to baimpraclicable, sent immediate
fifty millons of pounds for exportation to
Great Britain and Chhia. Efforts ore now
making to introduce the cultivation of , the
best American varieties, with a fair prospect
of success, -.'
. A terrible whirlwind visited the city and
county of New Haven, Connecticut, on the
fifst inst., which did groat -damage, in un.
roofing dwellings, demolishing out buildings
and tearing up trees and plantations. Its
widt h was about sixty rods, ond the length
of its course 17 miles. No . lives, were
lost. ' " "
Capt. Maryolt's new work upon this
country has appeared, Tho papers speak
of it as an amusing melange, full of ridicu
lously funny stories, and containing all the
bou mots that appeared ill the papers during
time the captain waB in the United Stales.
A man in England, by the name of .Hid
oy,- lias lately undertaken to w-alk K'Oli
miles in 1000 successive half hours. II
bos previously accomplished tho feat of
walking- H50 miles in 1000 successive
hours. Largo bets are pending on bis suc
cess. -
uumitted to the
frame w is suspended in the open air until itzin, however, refused to obey; "Tell my
the ll-.'sii dropped from his bones, ond the : sovereign," said he "that I om no longer
squaws.kept vig.l over his remains until "the j his subject having thrown myself under The
du.-t returned to du-t," Soveral skeletons i protection of a power superior to him."
were , ueu oeposiiuu in on.) grave, i- mm Then turning to his troops, he animated -
Prni.ic Eurc.tTioN In England, by the
statistical tables for 1833, it is shown that
of 2-V',fl4 criminals, 88 per cent are entirely
uneducated. What a testimony in favor oi'
the education of the lower classes.
THE WHOLESALE STORE IN
.. - - TOLEDO.
nnlTUS, TOWNSEND b TITUS, 220
JL Pearl street,- New-York; encou,-aged
by the share of support their iiuakcii at
Tolkuo received during the past yoar, will
continue the establishment. Experience
has proved that they wero not over san
guine When they claimed facilities which
enabled' them In sell goods in fact cheaper
than any other house west of .Wis- York,
and they speak with confidence when they
promise to offer stronger inducement' to pur
chasers than 'uvy other Jirm in the Western
country. " .V --v.: .1
' They. would respectfully invito their old
customers, and the - trade in general, Mer
'chanls, Contractor's, Hotel Keepers d-c.to
give their stock an examination, .Their as
sortment will consist as usual, principally of
Drt Goons and Gbocrriks, with many
other such urticles as the wants uf the coun
try may require. i .. .,
As tresl invoices will be snipped Ironi
.Veto-Fort weekly, through tlie season, they
wilt not now attempt to give a detailed lint
of tlieir goods. .. , ...... ,
Store Jool oj I, a Urange St., Lower loir do.
May 10, 1839. - TITUS b Co.
CASTER OIL of a superior quality, by
tho bottle'or gallon, for sale by
June IS. '.' - ' ; v E. KITTS. .
' NOTICE. ' "
T 11AE subscribers having relinquished the
JL- Forwarding business in favor of Mes
srs. Smith, Howe b Co.,- all consignments
mado to our care will be tanen by that firm
tot us. .' . .FORSYTH It MACK.
. Juna.J, -v '-..-,- '.' v ';' 9 '.
RETAIL STORE IN TOLEDO.
TITUS, TOWNSEND b TITUS, 220
Peorl street, NoW-York, will, in addi
tion to their Wholesale Store, continue the
Rrtaii. Branch of tlieir liouso at Toledo,
under the firm of J. A. Titus bCo. ; Fresh
supplies of goods will ho received weealy
through tho season, and thev will continue
their boost of having the handsomest, cheap
est, and .best selected Stock ever offered in
Toledo, which will consist of Dot Goons,
Grocrrirs, Boots and Siioks, Nails, Oil,
Carprtino bc. '
Their goods were selected expressly for
this store, and are of the choicest and rich
est description. Terms Cash only.
' ' J. A. TITUS b Co.
Corner of Summit & Locust streets
Lower Toledo. May ID, 18H9.
LOOKING GLASSES, China, Crock
ery and Glass . ware, a large assort
ment at low prices. " : E. FA1RMAN
-Junes, u , Commercial buildings .
Mr. Prentiss, ofMississijipi, was, at the
lost dates, on "a 'visit to New Orleans. . Ik-
bus consented to servo as United States
Senator, if elected. - ..- '
There is not a single luwyor in Railway,
K. J.J. U. Tunes.
Tliat is to say that they are all married.
If it is true that there is no lawyer in Rail
way, the town must be in a raw pl.ico as
well as a Raw way.
The Pic. says his graud-duddy's tumbler
held a quart. .V. O. Tim's.
Then there is a man about tho Cincin
nati Sun office, who can tukd it eight times
full ; that is, if he is the Peck wo take him
to be. . . .
From the Cheltenham Onxetle. "
TRYING TO PLEASE EVERV IIODY.
. HINTS TO BDITOnS.
One reaiter cries, your atmln'i loo urave,
Tuo nnieli niorutlly yon.lliive,
. Tuo much about religion;- ' .
Glm me the witch and winurcl tntea,
. ' Of atip HtiotJ sh-l Willi ilna and acalca,
Altd leultierti like n pigeon. .
I love lo rend, another cries, - , .
Thorn, niointtroua ttuttiiotiatilc Ilea -
- . In ullier words, those novels,
Composed ofklnss, and priests, anil lordi, ,
- Ol border wars, and Gothic hordes ,
. That itsed to live In hovels.
'. Nn, no, crlta one, we've hud enough ,
orsnch coiirouiided love-sick sltitl',
. ... Tocrazellielitircreatlonj .. .
' Give iih soiuo recent foreign new,, .
Or llussia, Turks, Ihe Poles or Jews,
v. Oriiuy otnornntiou. - ,T . "
, The man ofdull sclHdiistic lore '. .
woulil like lo see atlutu more , ; '-
- .' Of first rule scraps of latin i
Tlie jrocer lain would lenrn llif prlco
Ol' tea and sugar, fiuit and rice j 7
' . Tho draper, silk and sutlu 1 . . .
-Another cries, I want more run,', .
A wtlty nnecdotoor pun,- . . ' ,
A Mm, or riddle i
. Some wish lor parliumeiunry news, . ' ., '
And some, perhajw, or wiser views, t
Would rather hear a flddle.
The critic, too,of classic skill.
Mum dip lllgall his eander quill '. '
'. And scrawl ugainst Ihc paper
Ot'Hll the literary fools, .,
Hied la our colleges snd schoold,
. . He cuts Hie greatest caper. J
A nollter cries, ! want lo see
A Jumbled up variety,
Variety In alt things
, A miscellaneous hodgc podge print,
Composed (I only give the hint,)
Of multifarious small thing. ' J -'
1 want some marriago news, saya mtss,
It constitutes my highest bliss . ,
To hear of weddings plonty r . ' .' ,
' For in time orgeiiaral rain
None sutTer from a drought, 'tia plain, '
Atleast not one In twenty." : . .
: 1 wont to hear of deaths, says one,
Of people totally undono '., . .. .' . .
- Jly losses, fire or lever ) .
Another answers, full as wise,
I'd ratherhave the lallatid rise -'., .
Of racoon skins and beaver. . . :.-
. Skime algnlfy secret wish f'
For now and then a favorite disk . '
. . Of pollllos to suit them ,
But bare we rest at perfucteaae,
For should the swear the moon was cheese,
We never could confute them
Or grave or bumorous, wild or Une,
"Lofty or low, 'tis all the same, . . ,
'1 . Too haughty or too bumble y .....
;' Bo brother editors, pursue 'J "
: The path that seems the best to you, .
And lei the grumblers gramtde. ' '-
the fact tiiat many heads wero found in this
fravo at tho mound, wo prcsumo tney must
have been buried there by the dusky maid
ens of the forest in thu ohlun time, in obe
dience to the custom of tho people. L iuis
ri. (Ky.) Giz. .-
Hiuu op tub 'Buuu.vtoTu. In all fhe
remains of the gigantic Mastodon, which
have been found in ill's continent, there lias
not been obtained a single perfect specimen
of the. head...... This, it lias been supposed, j
was occasioned by the comparative tti.nucss
and weakness id' I be upper p trtot'the skull.
From this circumstance no opiuiun could be
properly formed of the shape of the head of
this extinct ouiui.-l. Tins desideratum with
the curious and scientific, has been found.
Mr. A-Kotch, tho enterprising proprietor
ot tlie St. Louts Afuseiim, gives notice Hi
the Bulletin of that city, ol the 22-.I of June,
that the bones of the M is odon, with its en
tire head, have recently been exhumed, in
Missouri, about 22 miles south of St. Louis,
and arc now in his possession, at his Mnso
urn,. In his description uf his head he
says : -
"Toe outside formajon and peculiar con
struction of I he upper part of the head is
different from any quadruped in Natural
History that I am. acquainted with. It is
composed of small cells about tlircoquarturs
of an inch square, and about three inches
deep, coveruil by o thin cranium; attached
to the upper j tw is a snout which projects
about la inches over the lower jaw, and
which lias never been described before,
"The position of tho tusks in the head,
has been a subject of discussion amongst,
naturalists, and they have been placed in the
same manner ns those of the Elephant. It
gives me-pleasure tu state, tfiat I can now
settle this question fur in the head 1 have
discovered, 1 louudatttsk lirmly uuplunted
in tlu 8i"l;et, and had it conveyed with
1'ieat care to my Museum, but owing- to the
ignorance ond carelessness of a laborer, in
carrying it up stairs it was broken off, but
its position can be proved by a number of
gentlemen of the .highest respectability.
I ha tuks are not situated in thesamo posi
tion as those ot the Elephant, or yet the
Aiorse, as was supposed uy some, mey
diver-re outwards from tho head with tlio
conve.vity forward, ami thu point turning
backward in the saiuo plane with tho head,
one measured ten feet one inch, f.om the base
lo the tip, following the out-ide of the cur
vature, and two feet in circumferonce near
the socket. Tim other tusk measures only
nine feet part of. tlie root is wanting.
When placed ill the head in tho oriirinal po
sition, i he distance from tip to tip measures
sxteeul'eet. 1 may odd, til it it required
two stout men to carry the largest tusk, and
two yoke of oxen to carry the head and
tusks from tho place of disinterment to the
Museum." -
What must have been the siao nTthis tre
mendous .annual? And what r volutions
must this carlh hove undergone since he
Irode upon our western plains! Sa'igaino
Jo.tr. .
them by his voice and example, and leading
i hem to the attack sealed the walls, and took
the fortress.
Peter was so struck with this exploit,
that upon his next interview with Goltizin,
he said to him, "Ask what you will, except
Moscow and Catharine."" The prince,
with a magnanimity which reflect the highv
est honor upon his character, instantly re,
quested the pardon of his ancient rival,
prince Itepnin, who had been degraded, by
reier, irom t le runii ot a Jlarshal to that or
a common sol lier, -
Ho obtained his request ond with if, the
confidence of his sovereign, the esteem of
Prince Repnin, and the applause of the pub
lic. Few circumstances can give mors,
pleasure lo a generous mind than the con
templation of'such exalted traits of a great
and noble spirit jandour pleasure is heighten
cd, w hen we behold tho descendants ot such
persons enjoying all tho honors, as well as
virtues of tlieir ancestors.
The following anecdote is related of Hon.
ry Clay, illustrating the power of his elo.
quence upon tho minds of tho Jury:
"Some years since an orphan girl of
Cincinnati, applied to Mr. Clay to advocito
her claim to a very large amount of proper
ty in that city. The title was an old one,
and as is usual in such cases, was strongly
opposed by those who had long held the
possession. During the address to the jury
by tlw opposing counsel, Mr. Clay was en.
giged in deep thought upon his client's
case, well knowing that an immense effort
would be required to counteract tho preju
dice which the jury, in common with others,
might have to her cause. After an argu.
inent upon tho legal points involved in the)
case, Mr. Clay commenced an appeal to tho
passions of sympathy of the jury. He touch,
cd upou the circumstances of the parties)
his client wjs a noor ornlian pirl. and tha
defendants were rich, and m istly able to
sustain defeat. Having enlarged upon his
topic, and others of a similar nature, he
closed by the following tremendous and
thrilling appeal : " Gentlemen of the Jury,
Cod Almighty by his just ond sacred law,
and by the conscience within your breasts,
conies here into Court, and demands tha
protection of the orphan's right at the hands
of an impartial jury,"
Tliis appeal had its desired effect. The
jury without leaving the box gave a verdict
in tho orphans favor, which at once raised
her from poverty to a large fortune. A
Y. Jjui: of Com.
A Yankee survevituz London from tho cu.
pola of St, Paul's ona cloudy day, could see
but few of the immense number of houses,
Ho thought, however, that it must be larger
than it looked, and exclaimed, " Artcr all, it
much be a desperate sizable place, including
the outskirts and water privileges; for it
looks tube very thick-settled just along here,
round the merlin' house1"
Anoth Wifk Wantbd. A " down
easier" advertises for a wife in something
like the following manner: "Any gal what's
gut a cow, n good feather bod with comfort.
The New Orleans Picavuuo tolls a rood ! f , , p, . , . WV
tory (says the Boston I'osl ) of a backwoods I "'" ,"Ba" ,""u u """"tuiius nu,.
lit of July dinner, I " . ' .',. ,, , . , I , ,i U.
- ' writlnrv n Ruin I hill ilnv. nriilrpeaml In .
Lbunczer's
chat) about loattend a fourth
i..i.i.... .,fl i :.. i.; .,i.;i;,; wriuiiif a
,t . , i ,1... ..... .....1 , .,.,,.,' aim ai,ica ill uiu iruca ut uium
J have a toast ready ' col ami dried' for the - "k smcjiuio u.o nog pen.
I'T- ' ,',l"..it?!1. ':y ...r".i,"! OmuK, TnUBcueRivier." is
UU UUV. Ill III IKO U UUiJl.T UJUIt UItT I'llUlilUt lull 1 . ... , . n
, ., 1 r ,, i ojjiitn noil est comotibus by water craft,
to write, t... land st, ,t away car fu ly ... , water in the channel ot
ms p ck t. 1 o t o d nn r ho went, and was b ,, d8 offltean,bo(lts8ffI.ounj
eveotu illy railed upon for a sentiment. He n,,,,..-,,. ,nL ,,,,, ,, u "niiii,
with lunch .iliguity commenced: ; , . - ' , ,. .,, i , :.. : .i,.
-,'' giving nis right., ,lht! ohjo Hiver WM ,., -0II0 half
ill give yuu, cenllo- ,., , , ,, ,, . ',.
Hem he was w ' , , , ' ,,.i i.,.f r. .
dy instuuter. No matter what his chargo
may be got him, at all hazards. Ohio
a osi! :-n t
if.U he .'I iie.ric.in En
hail. I a fi lorish. ' 1 -vill gi
men, 'the American Eagle.
brought to a fill! stop. "Tlio American
Elgin," said lie the third timo, giving hisi.
toil, iiauu it uouriso; out it. was no iro: inn n, ,,.;,,.
hir.l, or rather the cream of tho toast, had j ' . ' ; -
tlo vvti from his uieuiory. His embarrassment S.i Iden showers often make sorry work
increased. '- Will giye yon," said ho "the ! with ki(1 ei.,pors anj muslins. Ladies nev
American Eagle, at the same tune running ; (,r ,,ok ieifa I)0ctical th, whon under fu,
Ins hand over and into his vest pocket hunt- K,0lhvny in thunder shower, with a stiff
ing for Ins toast, " I he Aniencan l-.agle, , nr,r,n,,tcr playing all sorts of fantostis
continued he giving too pocket, ot his pan- j tlic., wilh osnmcr frocks and corded
talootis a sllinl tr suorcb. ' Ho was now in a ; tltirta . jt grievcs ,ls rig,t muc), t0 see old
tremendous flurry. 1 he. American La-! Boreas take such liberties with the laes, .
!le," lie shouted, his hands flying from one I
pocket to the another in a frenzy; but ho Captain Marryatt, Bpeaking of his visit
could neither find Ins toast in his pockets to Lowell, says t " As young ladies are as.
nor words to finish it in his mind. Wrought i Bembled here from every State in the Union,
up, finally to the highest pitch of despair, it was a fair criterion of American beauty,
he burst out with'- D,i the America i; , and it must bo acknowledged that American
I've lost it." . . I women are the pretl iest in the whole world.
Francis I, of France was the first mon
arch who introduced Indies at his Court.
barber's shop, and after a grand He said, in a Btyle of true gallantry, that
gor, desired to be tliavetl, 1 n nar-i a drawing room without ladies wos like the
WnnTTtNo a Razor. A young fop who
had just begun to shave for board, stepped
into
swai
b--r went through the u ual movements, and
tlin sprig jum.iud up witli a nourish, ex
claiming ' ,-' .-
. Maw foine,fallow, what'syour chawge?"
"Oh no charge," was the reply.
No charge! how's that!"
Why we are always thankful when we
can get soft calf-skiu to whet our razors
on!" , .. ' . . ' -
year without the spring, or rather like the
sprmgwithontflowwrs. .V. O. Tiinfs.
1 An old lady telling that one of her sons
had a singular propensity to kill rats, was
told, that accounted for his being so V'uniL
laiiiinous! - .
'! What, sir, have mv client did! Noth.
ing sir nothing. But there stand the man
Uflmt knv. A.A ll,o M,;nliiAr- Him ft were.
books, I ,jr) tlat wil j, aj tne ferocity of a bloodhound
Good Advice. Read rood
seek out good companions, attend good Kllti a ,,inee and pursued his victim.
miN.iU a. .A uru:.. :nl.. H n
councils, and vote the Whia ticket."
The last part of tho advice, says the Na
tional Intelligencer is unrecessary. Who-
A man in Near York, who was quarrel,
mr with his wifo, became exasperated, and
soever follows the first port will adopt the bit off her trader Up! its- mutt have betn.
last as a matter of course, ., ' partial to cherijs.-.Gin, Rep.
1 ?'