The Daily Cincinnati Republican, and Commercial Register, 1833-07-11

gearrai tunny, ana in iu amn( icrls conlitlMit, (hat (he merit* of hit intention when thoroughly known, will meet with the approbation of h discerning public. The Pa tent Filter possesses the advautageof puri purifying, - fying, purifying, end rendering crystal, the mntt stagnant witter, end forms »n inilit; ensablc addition to all well teg'u'alti eslabliihmen't. Spring or Purno Water hat hitherto been nted and pre preferred, - ferred, preferred, principally on account of iti brilliancy ; but nu numeroui - meroui numeroui medical authoritirt pronounce it injurious lu health, in at much at it generally holds jn solution, to riont earthy and ri,static substances. But all author*, ancient and modern, have conruirrd in pronouncing, rain or river water, provided U be pure, at the bett a adented - dented adented to the human constitution. That the rain water which it collected in wellt 01 citternt.and the river wn'er with which the city it partial, ly -applied ,are both destitute of this indispensable rtsem tie!, the Patentee has not only hit owu, but medical and chemical knowledge for slating. i " "r * *-«* which the public in all nrob ahility are not, n*. rain or we)| watcr C0||,0ted into wells, or extents, contains nut «~jr ,.ri.. traculx, hut an admixture or decayed vegelubit an t animai mailer. The Patent Kilter completely and effectually free the most stagnant water, not only from these, but al deleterious earthy matter, and impurities. The prices are from eight to twenty dollars each - and for ca«h only. N. B. The above remarks are peculiarly npplicahh to the water of the Ohio and its tributrary streams, which are impure and filthy, and productive sources of disease during the hot season. Parkcs' rater.t fitter; also, the Filtering nr Drip Stone, from port Mahon, which uiost effectually fret a and purifies water from every foreign ingredient, is now re received - ceived received for sale, and can be seen in operation at HAYES' Drug Store, No. 83 Main St. When the utility of these Machine* are known in the West, it is presumed that every Steam llout on the wafers of the Ohio, as well ns every Roardwg-h'taet and private family, who knows the great luxury of pure spring water in n hot country, will possess them. Cincinnati, Match 21. tf TO T11E PUBLIC. THE stockholders of the CITIZENS ACCOMMO DATtON COACH hereby give notice, that they have completed their arrangements for the Summer Sea Season, - son, Season, commencing on SATURDAY, rhe I Ith lost., to run an Omnibus carrying from SIXTEEN to TWENTY Persons, from the city to Eewistuwn, on thtl beautiful road on the bank of the river. StmiWrtcUbli9huieuls have been found to be of great public convenience, in the principal eastern cities, and the expense so fitflmg as to pot it in the power of every one, who wishes to with withdraw - draw withdraw a few hours frm&UM busy scene to enjoy the coun country - try country air, a safe ride. anVl healthy amusement. The com company - pany company knowing the public spirit and enterprise of ttiecili ttiecilisens - sens ttiecilisens of the Queen of the West, will expect such a patron age as theconce'n may merit merit'll - 'll merit'll will leave Henrie's Hotel, corner of Sixth end Main every afternoon at half past Two - Pearl Street House at quarter before Three - and Broadway Hotel at Three precisely, cnlling at the intermediate ptihlte houses on the route - returning by or before Seven o'clock. - ftSrFare each way 25 cents Every Sunday morning an Extra trip will be made on the tame route, starting at 9, and returning at half past 12 o'clock. The Carriage will be kept for Private Parlies of Plea Pleasore, - sore, Pleasore, in the forenoon of every week day. - Application to be made to H. STEELMAN, Jlgeni, Corner of Plum and Water Streets, Who will accompany it on all occasions.

jiwEa r - vun v< . .. .t - irepuring fur the pre««, a digested index of the Ohio, ndiann, end IllinoW Reports. A work of this detcrip ion mint be useful in furnishing nn outline of the ad adodications - odications adodications of the Court* of Ihete State*, in a cheep form, to »- to he attainable by ell concerned in the ad administration - ministration administration of justice. It mutt be uieful to the profes profession - sion profession of other Stale*, in giving them, in a eondenteil and (alphabetical form of re idy reference, the decision* of the (Courtsof tho*e Stale*. Asa hook of ready reference it will he convenient even to those who own the works .digested. I have examined a portion of the work as pre prepared - pared prepared by Mr. Conover, and do not hesitate to recom recommend - mend recommend it to public patronage. C. HAMMOND, i Cincinnati, May 31. Reporter of Ohio Reports. J. F. Conover, Esq. ha* exhibited to the undersigned (the manuscript of l,A Digested Index," to the Report* of the north-western state*, which we have examined, as far as onr occupation* hsve permitted. Such a work t» much wanted. We think the plan of the present is well conceived, and that its execution will be highly satisfactory. E. LANE, J. C. WRIGHT, Judges of Bapretne Court of Ohio. Cin. May 31,1838. The subacriber* have examined a portion of the man manuscript - uscript manuscript of a work, by Janie* F. Conover, Esq. of the Cin Cincinnati - cinnati Cincinnati Bar, purporting to be a digested Index of the Reports of the Supreme Court* of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, with an Appendix,containing the Constitutions, Rule* of Courts, and Statutes for the admission of At Attorneys, - torneys, Attorneys, of those States, fca. A work of this kind is, io oar estimation, much needed, 'and will be a convenient and highly useful auxiliary to the profession. The portion of the work which we have examined, it well executed, and we have full confidence in the ability of Mr. Conover t j perform the task be bar undertaken, to the entire satisfaction of the Bar. . J. M. GOODENOW, V Pres. Judge 9th Circuit C. P. HENRY 8TARR, 1 B. STORER, I Members JAMES HALL, of the D. J. CASWELL, |Cin»i. Bar. EDWARD KING, J Cincinnati, June 4, 1833. . if .< DR. RIVES. OFFICE REMOVED TO FOURTH ST. 'if; Five doors West of Vine.

THOMAS WHITE'S VEGETABLE TOOTf I-AC HE DfiOPS. THE only specific ev«r Jet off.'red «o the public, from which a radical snil permanent cure may be obtained of lhat disagrr eable pain, the looth-sebe, with all its attendant eviis; such ns fracturing jaws in extract extracting - ing extracting nf the teeth, which often prove* tnnrr pninfid than the tooth-ache itself; and cold p»*»it>* from the Uecay Uecaying - ing Uecaying teeth to the jaw, thence to the head, pro 'ucing n rhpnroatin nfleet ion, with many other nnplensant * fleets, such ns disattreenble breath, kid taste in the mouth, &c. Scn. all of which are occasioned from foul or decaying teeth. 1 am happy in hoeing il in my power to offer to the world a remedy that will not only remove the pnio, hut preserve the teeth from further decay, and detach the carious mutter from such as have not commenced aching, and remove the tartar and alt other filth from the teeth, restoring them to health and usefulness. RECOMMENDATIONS. M*imt Plea tan t, 3 d mo. 16/A, 1889, Sometime sicko, Thomas While deposited some «f hit tooth-ache drops with me, in order to try tba vali validity - dity validity thereof, and to ascertain wh> ther thera was any propriety in malting the thing public. 1 have tried it in about forty rasps.'and have only failed in two Instan re*, and these were more ofn rheumatic affection of the jaw, than idiophalie odontalgia, nnd on that account 1 think was the failure. They certainly are Wurth a trial of every person who labors under that disease of the too,h. Dr. W. JUDKINS. Baltimore, July 7 th, 1829. Some time last May, Dr. Thomas White left with me tome of his Vegetable Tooth aohe Drops, and requested me to use it in my practice - 1 accordingly did recom recommend - mend recommend it to some or my friend*, and some of them had been complaining of the tnoth-ache for more than three months: and out of the six it had perfectly cured five. I am now fully eon*inced of its salutary effect, not onlv caring the tooth-ache, but prevents teeth from farther decaying. J. H. WINCHESTER, M. D. Certificate* of impmUnt cures, with directions, will accompany each phiaL __ Sokl bp ' O. FAIRCHILD, it J BURDSAL *CO. ,, jCiO'dtmalt, Sept. 1833,

PRINTING PRESS MAXUFACTOB Y Printers' Warehouse. DICKISSO^ W1LI UMSOX, r,f.h St. CM«« -« Llm hihI Pliftnbstreet*,)Cincinnati, b..veo<min.tno. :d an estahlithmenl for the in.nufttctur,- of PR| VTl' .'G -RKSSES, of Medium Royal, Super Royal, Impart,) " met Mammoth -!*-»», of cant iron. 1 ; - The FRANKLIN PRESS,«ii improved Pre#« bj *^r». Dicltinaon, (oho bat been ensaied for »«ver»l r>a»t, in manufacturing Printing Frews,) combine. *j*ai 6..*. ,n working and durability in those parti where ft-e t rriclioo i» greatest. The pull i, probably the most 4**. 4**.Ihnt - Ihnt 4**.Ihnt can be obtained, giving an intmeme pressure. Tie, sl«n make the common Pit** now to generally u«et j"> fhe Wtit. * | ' D. and W. will shortly produce a machine to Itwialr' ed in connection wilh^hc press, to perform ail the duliti heretofore performed tty the roller boy, uf the pressman with ball*. Machine* of thin description have been in >iwce«a!ul operation in the Uoiied Statet for several tears and in thiaoity for several months; producing hat. t> r work than is usually ilono sylth teller* or balls. - Messrs. Harpeks, of New York, Work all their preaae* in connection with these machine*, one pressman there - by performing the work of two, with not more tbtfa ten t>er rent, additional labour, allowing him to Cork off twelve to fifteen tokena per day, if desirable, ami keeping one uniform color through out. They also ninnnfncture an improved apparatus for inking type* with rollers by - boy, -with traversing tnj. let; by which meant the ink i* equally distributed ovw all parta of the roller which ink* the form. The Proprietors intend keeping the following artielea constantly on hand : via, Mould* for casting roller*: fbi ter ft amrt, double and single: Chant of wrought paid cast iron, ell sixea; Competing Stick*, Point*, C**r», «*q. O^yAII work done at this establishment will ha are*, ranted. Term* «r« liberal, and Price* vtrjtlrm. -'.%!& %* Several second hand Pteassa fur (ala. 5S6 Cincinnati,Feb. 1,1833. », tV