Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1850-07-31

              VOLUME XIV. COLUMBUS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1850. NUMBER J 9. p HINTED AND PUBLISHED BY SOOTT Ac BASCOM. DfPICIt imtll'BlfcT COMN1H or HIOH IT. AND BOOAI ALLtt. TKI1.1IH Inviirliibly in llfUHi The Dully, t" iMiMoniin Culmnbua, per yeur eent by mail nut of Columbus during thf scaaloti, and Trl-Weekly balance year In Columbua mail Ill mWmm by mall Weekly In Columbus (Jut of tl! i-lty, by mail, sinnlc To clubs of WOX ",li upward To ohibi nt tan and upwards, to dm address Daily, minion Trl Wkly Weekly, sfnfflo To etaH oi Hvc mid npwnrdi ,; mi . 5 (W of . !i 00 . 1 00 . 3 00 . 2 00 . l 80 . 1 86 . 1 oo . oo . i oo . 50 40 AdvertftBtagfi The following rntea and rulea of advertising have been agreed upon between tin- proprietors of the Ohio Statesman ami the Ohio lull- l.iurmd. tn In- observed, in all case, utter this date, July M, 184'J. Dully ln per. 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All leaded advertisements to be charged not lesa tlnui double the hove rates, and measured as if solid. Advertisements on the inside exclusively, to be charged at the . nte ui '.ill per cent in advanc 1 the above re tea. Attorneys will be holden for the price of 'uaerting advertiae inanta brought in by them. A. B. WOMBAUOH. WM. ft WIIEELKB. WOMBAIHill & WIIKKl-l.lt, ATTOllNEVS AT LAW. WILI, practice us partners in Franklin and the adjoining coiiu-tie.. Prompt attention will be given to the adjustment mid collection of claims of large or small amounts. VVm. F. vVttMUW. Notary I'ublu; will take depositions, acknowledgment ot' deeds, Ac. Otlice in Neil's New lttiilding, north ot the Ned House. folumbiH, June 24, 1850. juii24 dly-wlm JOHN L. HRVANf Attoriirv nt ljiiw nml Snlleilor hi (Miniierry, () FFICK in Clark's new hulling, two doora north ot tne BX change liauk. mayjs-timow IAHDKL OAILOWAV. 1IKNBV V. PAOli. OAItLOWAT ifc PAOB, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. WE will practice law, as partners, in the Courts ot Franklin and adjoining counties, and in the Circuit and Diatrict I). 8. Courts. 1 )tHce in TMatt's new building, oppoaite Mtate Houae. mayli if It. P. I,. BAUER, Attorney ut l-nw, ColumbUH, Ohio, WILL attend promptly to all professional business intrusted to his care. Oitice East aide of High at., over Hloeum'a .Saddler Shop, next door eouth of the City Bank building. ap24-d&wtf W. A. PVKII,, Attorney at I Litw iind Solicitor In ('hnnerry. FFICE with Win. Dennison Jr., No. H, Neil's Exchange, oppo site Seen-tary of StaU''s office. dec 12 dly 0 A. II. KI TTMiHj Attorney nml i oniiM'llor nt Law, i'oliinibUN, Ohio. OtHce, No. 2, Neil's Exchange, opposite Hecrewry ol State's office. w W1M.IAM E. (11I.MOBK. CIIARLKB W. OII.MORK VV. K. ifc W. i-i I l OK i:, AtMnwyi at hnw nml HollrllorF In ( hnnrrry. Office, N. E. corner Main and Seventh streets, aul-Mly CINCINNATI, OHIO. H AI.TKH THIt VI.I,, Aliorne mid oun-cllor nt Lnw, 4 ohiiiihiiH, Ohio. LSO, a Commissioner to take the Acknowledgment ot Deeds V lor the Slate of New York. Ejp Office on High st., between Town and Rich. octSO LUCIAN B1ITTI.E1. Ttll:o. COM3TOCK. OKO. (i. COM9TOCK. IIUTTLKS, '0MSTO4'K cV 0., (Huccessors to H. Comstock, A -'o.,) OORWAKIHNti AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Lard Oil r Manufacturers, ami dealers in Salt, 1'laster, Fish and Lumber. Head of the Canal, Columbus, Ohio. Liberal advances made on consignments. fmaro II. (JO.tlNTOCK iV CO ForwnrilhiK nnd ComnilMMlon m itIhmii-. Produce Dealers, and Lard Oil Manufacturers, Canal Basin, COLUMRlIfl, OHIO. J. KIIH.WAY Ac CO.'H Iron Wtwmtrj Hroml Mtrert, nrnr On II ridge, Ol 11 nihil, Ohio. Stoves of all kiiuls, and a great variety of Castings, always on hand. octl41 DRT It OB K UT THOMPSON'? OFFICE, NO. 4, NflPsi Kxehfince, opposite the Secretary ot Statr's ottee. High st., Cohimbna. decll "OEORIJK E. WALCUTT, S I 'i N AND BANNER 1' A I N T E R , nov9-dtf COLUMBl'3, OHIO. I. N. WI1IT1MU 6t IlfATINCiTON, BOOK-SELLERS and Stationers, next door to the Clinton Bank, High street, Columbus, Ohio. A large nasortment of Booka nml -Citionery always 011 hand. WM. .KIBF.RT. n. c. lillkt. I I i . I lil CV 1.11,1.1.1 , OOh HINDI :US, High street, opposite the Public Offices, Ci ' lumtms. sug2tV4r HEHOVAI-. DR. MAHIS'S OFFICE, corner of Rich and Third atrenti, adjoining his residence, and opposite the First Baptist Church, dec 1 1 -ilt I I EATII KII. 100 bundles Upper and Skirting Leather just Li received by .Dfi KIM ll l.l : M.ii, No 27 Main stm t, (Cincinnati iiV.M K, ABBOTT A CO., DEALKRH in Hardware and ('utlery. Iron, Nails, (Rasa, House Builders' materials, Farunnff and Mechanical T00U, Military Gooda, Ac, &c, No. lnl High afreet, sign of the Gilt Padlock l IS, SI1TII A. CO., COMMISSION AND FORWARDINO MERCHANTS, hole-Dealers in (iroceriea and Bnaluce, Portamouth. Ohio. Persona attentiointivcn to receiving and forwarding goods, and acUing Produce consigned for sale. ael2dly. JOUN W. IAKKR. EOBIBT w - r II A K II.' A AltSIHTRONU, REAL ESTATE BROKERS and GENERAL LAND AGENTS. Office, South room, Exchange Bank Building, Columbua, O JOHN 0 A R I. E (Ltt of OtiUiiotke, Produce, 4 'om minion nnd Forwarding Merrhnni, inayHvd3m CLRVKLAXP. OHIO. EIORIO;e & MARTIN, DRAPERS AND TAILORS, High ttrrrt, 1st door north of Town, oppoiit the U. S. Haiti, ARE prepared to execute all ordera in their line of boelnesa, in the neatest and moat fashionable atykr. JOSEPH ELDRIDGE, iplfi-dtf A. L. MARTIN. BAIN & HORTONj iron Bon 01 KB. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS N ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE. Iron, Nails. Spring". AxW, Sab Glass and House I turnings. Also, dealera in Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper, and every variety of Tinman'a ttock. Sign of the Bck Saw, 63 Hib street. CHARLES A BAIN, mBj5 dti JAMES M HORTON- OLD OK. JAi:(lB TOVYNHKMI, The original aMOOMrW of the uTaTMjjwi Touiitxend SarmjinriUix 4 kl,li lr. Townsend Is now about 70 years of age, ami lias long been known as the Author and Discoverer ot the Genuine Original "Townsend Sarsajiarilla." Being poor, he was compel led to limit its manufacture, by which means it has been kept out of market, and the sulci circumscribed to those only who had proved its worth, and known its value. It had reached the ears of many, nevertheless, as those persons who had been healed oi aoru dlsensea, and saved 1'rolil death, proclaimed its wonderful cures; it relaxes strictures and tightness, removes all obstructions and invigorates tin- entire nervous system. Is not this then the Medicine you pre-eminently need 1 But ciin any of these things In said of S. 1 . Townaend's inferior article ? This young man's liquid is not to he compared with the old Doctor's, because of one gram) fact that the one is incapable of deteri oral ion, and never spoils, while the other does 1 souring, lerinentini,', and blowing the bottles containing it into fragmenta : the sour, acid liquid exploding, and damaging other goods t Must not this horrible compound be poisonous to the system f What I putucid into n system already diseased with acid f What causes Dispei mill but acid f Do we not all know that when food aoura In our stomachs, what mischief it produces) tlatulence, heart- ourn, palpitation 01 me tieart, liver complaint, uiarriio-a. dysentery, colic, and corruption of the blood What Is Scrofula but an acid humor 111 the body ( What produces all the humors wmcn nrmg on eruptions ol me Mini, .-'cam uean, .-an Klieum Erysipelas, White Swellings, Fever Sores, and all ulcerations in ternal imd external I It Is nothing under heaven hut an acid sub dunce, which sours and tliu.-i snoils all Die lluids ot the liodv more or less. What causes Rheumatism but a sour nml acid thiid which insinuate itself between the j, nits and elsewhere, irrita ting and i Miami Jig the delicate tii-ues upon which it acts I So of nervous diseases, of impurity of the blood, ot deranged circuit U011, and nearly all the ailments which allliet human nature . Now is it not horrible to make and sell, and hitiiiitely worse to use this Souring, Fermenting, Acid " Compound of S. P. Towns-end, and yet lie would fain have it understood that Old Dr. jRcob Townseds Genuine Original Harsaparilla, is an imitation of his nierior preparauon 1 1 Heaven forbid that we should deal In an article which would bear the most distant resemblance to H. P. Townsend's article I We wish it understood. bMHIM it ii thfl absolute truth, that S. P. Towimend'a article and Old Dr. Jacob Townsend's Sarsaparilla arc neaven-wiiie aart, and miimtely ihssnmlar; that ttiey are unlike in every particular, having not one single thing in common. Aa H. P. Townsend ia no doctor, and never whs, is no chemist, no pharmaceutist knows 110 more of medicine or disease than any other common, unscientific, unprofessional man, what guarantee can the public have that they are receiving a genuine scientific medicine, containinc all the virtues of the articles used in preparing it, and which are incapable ot changes which might flitier tiiem me .U'ent- u! Disease instead ol In HllU I Since the above was put in type the following fuel has come to our knowledge; which is truly tyled Thr Triumph of Jimtlcr The Wiir Ended! S. P Tomwnd abandoned thi field Old tk,J$COb Townarndrin diraitdliy the People ttl S. P Townsend has al last iriveu un the manufacture ol any more Sarsaparilln, having disposed ol In" bu-iiiess io sonic strati-gera. Thus his claims to originality and other pretensions fall to the ground. He voluntarily abandons them, in thus evading the issue belorn the public, by disposing of his trade. Tile fact that he was no physician, no cheuiUt, the occupation Of whose Ufa Wtl a worker OH Railroads, canals, chopping wood, .iiiwlogs, dock sticks, &c, tut The fact, also, that his article la came notorious for its Souring, Fermenting and Bursting the Hot-ties, thereby deceiving nnd injuring the sick, ami destroying goods, demonstrates beyond all doubt the fallacy of his pretensions, and the baseless fabric ol his claims. Hereafter it is to he sent out to the people by some Strangers, yet bearing the name of S. P. Townsend. We have been informed that these Straiigersintend to print on the labels the name of some Chemist, in order to redeem, if possible its bad character of Souring and Fermenting. Let the people fully understand that no Hevamping, no new botching, no prefixing of Chemist's names or any other folly will redeem S. P. 1'ownsend's souring compound from public odium, unless it is made entirely different from its present cnaracter ; and il they do this, it will become Hnother article of Sarsaparilln, and they might as well give it another name first as last. It should then be called the "Stranger's Sarsaparilla," and not S. P. Townend's. But if there is no alteration, the people may still expect the same old Souring, Fermenting, Root Beer stutf. We have felt it a duty to inform the public of the true position ot this matter, that Old Doctor Jacob Townsend's Sarsaparilla may not be confounded with this souring article. In conclusion we would remark that some months ago S. P. Townsend letthia old siaml in Fulton st., n first rate store, and sat himself down only a few doors below 11s, in Naussau st., the moiivesand objects ot which we leave others to judge. We understand these Strangers, who have taken up S. P.'s business, intend to remain there. Such conduct needs no comment. We shall move from Nassau street In the Spring, and we will then aee if these Strangers follow us as S. P. did. Depot for the Old Doctor's Sarsaparilla is now l(h, Nassau st, THOMPSON, SKILLMAN & CO., Proprietors. Principal ofllce for the Western States, Vine St., ltd iloor above I1I1. Cincinnati. G. W. CARHOIJN, General Agent, to whom all ordera or applications for agencies mutst be add reused. This Sarsaparilla can be found at the principal Drug Stores in the State, and li advertised in most of the country papers. In In every county there is some one authorized to establish sub-agencies for the county in which he resides, and the same can be ascertained by reference to the county papera. Fur anlc in Columbua by DENIG &. HAItllY, Agents for Franklin county. Also, by Hknhv Lo.no, Groveport bbtMAwly BULL'S GENUINE A NO LATEST IMPROVED SAKS A I A It 1 1,LA. lNOW ALL MEN, that we have this day appointed H. IL l MKAKINGS, ot Cincinnati, our Agent for the State ol Ohio at large, for the tale of Ir. John Huir Genuine Improved T.rtrart of SarmpariUa where all persuns, or Sub-Agents, will be supplied at the proprietors' lowest prices. Signed: 10HK BULL & CO. Louisville, Ky., April 15, I80O. E. Ehcrly, successor to P. H. Mcakfnga, at the old stand, High street, is the only authorized Acetit for the of Dr. Hull's Sar saparilla in Columbus, where citizens and strangers may rely upon obtaining the Genuine nnd Improved Article. As there ure counterfeiters about, be sure to buy from the authorized Agent, and then you will be sure of the Genuine Article. 0. II. MEAKINGS, General Agent for Ohio. JUST RECEIVED, AT THF DEPOT lor the sale of Bull's Sarsaparilla and other Popular Fimiity Medicines, a large ami fresh supply of Bull's Improved ami (lemune Sarsaparilla, combining ellow Dock, Bur Dock, and other valuable extracts, imliengousto our Western soil, put uji expressly lor this Agency. This great and invaluable preparation is finding its way into the bosom of every atllic led lamily, lor the Whole world is challenged to produce an article so pleasant to take that will so etlectually purify the blood, strengthen the system, and guard It against any sickness or epidemic whatever I It never tails to give relief, and is warranted to be superior to Townsend's, and every Other preparation before the public. In this city hundreds have been cured of the worst torms ofSerofala, Erysipelas. Dyspepsia. Ubeumatism, Neuralgia. Sci-alic Pains 'in, I distress in the sub ami brea 1. nnd many u be Hi 1 1 011 the brink of continued Consumption. This preparation of Dr. Bull's is no secret or patent medicine; hence, thousands of physicins prescribe ami use it in their practice. Dr. Bull asks no protection by " patent," and if anyliberal-minded M. D., who is not over hhlelioumi in his prejudices sml not too strongly rivited to the " Chain-Gang," to make people swallow Calomel ami other villainous minerals, (nolens volens) will write to him nml satisfy him that he has not killed more than nine out of every ten of bis patients, he will gladly send him n f ull lormu-lar ot the ingredients used in his valuable preparation. 'Down With the leeches! Down with the blood suckers Down with Calomel and other poisonous minerals, which has sent thousands and tens of thousand-' to a premature grave! PURIFY YOUR BLOOD I Strike at the heart of the disease, remove morbid secretions, give action to your liver, strengthen your digestive organs, and you e innot full to build up new and pure blood for the aiiHteiinuce of the general system. To do which, nothing has been given to man nothing within the reach of human agency begina to compare with Bull s Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla. Remember that in case of any dissatisfuclion I w ill return the money, lor I am bo authorized by the proprietors of this truly great and wonderful preparation. For sale, by E. EIIERLY, Only agent for Coluniluia. East side High street, next to Butler's bakery, and a few doors south ol the Slate House. junel 2-dii w V ET E B I IHI A K V S I 1 1 ( i E It Y . T. B. BISHOP, v 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 v SuBornN, RESPECTFULLY offers his services to the inhabitants of this city and vicinity, assuring those who may patronise him. that he will endeavor to giv, general satisfaction. All surgical operations performeg with iwrfect safety. And the majority of the diseases Incident to the Horse cured. T. B. Bishop can be lound at his Veterinary Forge, hack of the Neil House. Reference to the fallowing gentlemen : Major Baukkb, A.L. Olmstfo, E. Willums, J. Barton. jum-ri d&wllm PAPER WAIIEIIOI Si:.- ( VIM S HELD A CO., ,1 Cliff st., N. V.. offer lor sale Rleachinii PnwOKl 30 casks heat quality Hooa A n Ji tons good quality. Alum 100 bbls. ground and 100 bbl. erode. H malta Best English .1 F E, 4 F E, and 4 F E super Ultramarine Best French and German, various brands Rao PJOtoiin Domestic, all qualities. Rao IhIcs Foreign, uaorted qualities. Together with a compEte aaaortment of all kinda of Paper and Paper Maker' Material dc97-diw aa7trnimaw mill for halbT N excellent farm of 170 acrea, hi Genoa tp., Delaware co. R, 17, Tp. :i, S. 4, 011 the enet side of Big Walnut at the mouth ot Duncan's run almut TiO acre) Improved, aboet ill) of giaal bottom land. 'I I. farm is well calcalmted for frain or stock. It ia a part ol the Maxwell tract. There ia a fine aettlenirnt around it On the premisea there ja . . .. -1 saw mill, which takea the water from Walnut creek and Duncan's run. It ia a good site for a grist mill. The lanii, and an undivided half of the aaw mill, wilt be sold together or separate. 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II such Mien is necessary to our pecuniary eomlort, nod which warns us ot :uiv innovations or losses, how much more necessary is it to be posted up in matters far more important, and upon winch hangs all tne hopes anil happinos ot ourselves, our wives and little ones, in guarding the greatet sof all blessings. Health The sad effect a of hist summer should not be lot upon and very wi-ely doth our City fathers enjoin upon nil, to look to our tenements, c liars, and enclosures, mid to remove all tfensive and deleterious causes ot impurity to the no we hreatbe. RUMU) Agency can do much to alleviate if not entirely prevent a re ii tition nt the disastrous efli ctsol that dreadful scourge with which we were visited last snrimi nml summer, mid which indis criminately plucked from oar beautiful garden the rich nnd the poor, the young anil tne ageu 1 me loveii miner, inoiner, pcamr ami brother, nnd humlreds whom coinreiiiidiiv l I'-elint; ami friendship had endeared one to the other, in ties not I be severed, ily by denth! Nothmi; through Human Agency lias ever been given to the world that will so thoroughly guard ihe system against Cholera, or any sickness whatever, as the daily use of Dr. bull s Coinof mini 1 bud Exti nct ol .-iir.-iiimrilli! I I ho Doctor has very lately made valuable improvements by the combination of Yellow Dock and other Root indigenous to our Western soil, that places " Bull's Harsaparilla" at the head of every preparation as a "Purifier of tho blood," and "Corrector of the general sya. No one run have sickness Mint ii-cj tins vaiimlile prepara tion. Certificates are pouring in From every direction, speaking in the highest terms ot the most wonderful cures ever effected, alter every thing else had failed. To obtain the genuine and la test Improved, procure from the Agent for Columbus, Successor to H. II Meakinus, Mil side High street, next to But- ler's Bakery. jimel0-d&r2w )K. BLLL'S QOKfOUND FLUID EXTRACT E If S t S lA ll I l.l. A has L'ivenmore cciicrnl salisluction, and has cured all the complaints for which it is recommended more effectually than any other similar styled preparation bofom the discerning public. It is warranted to lie six limea cheaper and better than the molasses and water mixture of Townsend's, which in reality i but a shadow compared Io the intrinsic sufi- Btance, contained in Dr. Bull's invaluable preparaton I Persons wlsluiiL' to lie cured ot Dyspepsia, ( ulaneoiis, luercurmi nun 1.1 ver Complaints, Neuralgia, Sciatic Pains, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Colic. Hick or Nervous Headache. Female Coiunlniiils. Diarrluen. and all disorders arising from an impure state of the blood or tiatutol the system, (without iftyinL' sbm lounumion ior inner aaan worse diseases, as entailed 110011 the human family by the dispen sing of calomel and other poisonous minerals,) would do well to mve llns siirsupurilla a rriai. wur own experience proven u mv praise liestowed upon its active healing properties, by every per. aon we meet, (save a doctor) the demand that is daily incnvi sing, not only in this city, but from orders daily received Irom all distances, go to strengthen our confidence in its being the greatest urailVe agent mat the world mm ever pro'im ci. i.ei uiose mm- out appetite, or tone to their digestive organs, or weakness from severe medical, or shop treatment in casea of Dysentery, Dlarrho-a or t-noiera, try a ian ooiiie, ami our worn ior 11, nicy win nwi be disappointed. Koraaleby E. EBERLY, Successor to B. II. Meakings, marlfl-d Family Medicine Depot, High street. " NOTICE. TOTICE In hereby given, that we have thladay appointed Smith ll Sl Mills, Esqs., our Agents, for u and in our names t collect and receipt tor the claims and account which have arisen or may hereafter ariae in our profeaaional practice. Dr. FRANC IH CARTER, Dr. N. GAY, " WILLIAM TREVITT, " M 1 1 AN l.l 1: Y r.MI l ll. G. W. MARIS, " II. L. HOWARD, " JOHN MORRISON, April 18. 1B50. JOHN B. THOMPSON, fl. M. SMITH. jRn3-dfewtl CXRVH W. FIELD OOs No. 11 Cliff at., New York, offer for sale 1 Newspaper, iSlx-in Inches Newspaper, 28x4fi inches. Newspaper, 28x43 inchea NewspRper, 2flx.'f7 inchea. Newspaper, --'oSvlf ' iu. Newspaper, afix-tfi inchea. Newspaper, 24x:t J inches. Newspaper, 24x3fi inches. Newspaiier, 24x34 inchea. Newspaper, WUBt inches Newspaper, MAstf inchea Newspaper, 23x.T7 inches. Newspaper, 23x58 inches. N- w j, , 1 r. OTjiift Inches. Newspaper, 2tiMtx40Mi inchea. Newspaper, 27t5x40lsi Inches. Newspaper, 19x'J4 inches Newspajier, 24x40 inchea Envelop Paper 2,400 reams all aliea. Coloreo Paper 1,7M reams assorted all. Writing Paprr--fino caaea, a complete asaortinent. Newa and Book Ink Superior quality. New and Book Paper made to order of any size and quality at bort notice. de27dw NEW HKKK UROCEHY, C'ORNER OF Hli-il AM) FltlEND MTHEETf. 'IHF. undersitrned having purchased the stock of J. M. Brown, I will continued the Grocery and Forwarding and Commis-aion bualnesi, and bee leave to call the attention of our friend and the public generally to a Well selected stock of (Iroceriea, A:c. Ac., to which a large atock will he added soon, and offered nt wboleaale and retail at low pricee. mar25 d&wtf STAGE Sl FRISBIE. HHIA CONKI.INO. WILLIAM WOOn. ALFIID WOOD. COM4 I, I Mi, W(IOI) oV OOsi MANUFACTITRERS OF pure white lkad, in Oth, 1 Paris whitk L no. no. ; PARIS okkkn, our trim LIAD, chkohc r'ai.i.ow, RED LEAD, CHROME ORKKN, MTHAHOI, C1IROMK RKI), PUTTY, CHINESE BLUE, lllh, WHITISH), KIRK DUJD,' ASflORTEP 00ftfa PAINTS, IN CIDER VINKOAR. WE have adopted the most approved method, as practised by the Eastern Manufacturers, in manufacturing White Load, imd will warrant R equal to any made in the United State. We warrant the quality of each article we manufacture to ho aa good aa can be procured, and to give entire satisfaction. OtTero-l i.ttho lowest prices on usual time, or dlacuunt lor Cash. CASH FOR FLAX SEED. Any quantity of CASTOR BEANS wanted. We will supply rarmers with Castor Beana for aeed, and then contract to take aomatmarket price annually. CONKLING, WOOD Sl CO. Cincinnati, December US, 1840. dawly I10WENHIIAKEItMAItSAFA.il 1,1, A ( OAll'OI M) I'BKPAIlKD RV MUK AND PUT L'P IN qUAHT HOTTLIH. 'piIE recipe from which tlio Shakkr Sahsaparilla is made - was purchased nearly a year aiuee, (at u greatexpense,) from an old Doctor, belonging to that peculiar sect (the Stinkers,) and although it has not been mailo public until the present time, it has been extensively used bv many of the tirst physicians and fHiui-lies of Cincinnati, who have pronounced It tar aujierior to any other preparation of the kind ever yet ottered to the public. 'Hie mode in which it Is prepared, viz : by steam, enables the proprietor to extract Irom the herbs used their full strength and real essence, a desideratum which has never yet been obtained iu the mainiincturiiig of any otlior Harsaparilla Compound, hence ita trm superiority a to its medical qualities, over nil other would bo HAKHA1 ARILLA.S. To those at present using a Sarsaparilla mixture, a aingle trial will convince them of the above fact. The wonderful healing powers of thla preparation are duo to the manner in which it is prepared, (namely, by steam,) aa well aa to the composition of the ingredient uaed. Its hntUffl IngTWllWll being the best Imported HONDURAS SARSAPARILLA, Coinliim d with many other root and hcrha which are used In no other Sarsaparilla compound at present before the public ; and the physicians who have examined the recipe, from which it Is composed, say Ui at. it is the best preparation of that inestimable root extout, and that the properties it combines as n mediclm; is entire-y peculiar to Itself ; it acta a a gentle stimulant, and also aa an al terative as a stimulant, In exciting the action of tho Uvcr when torpid aa a mild tonic, in giving strength nnd tone to theatomach as a purgative, in moving the bowela sufficient for the purpose ot nature, without exciting them to unnatural action, and aa a GENERAL PURIFIER OF THE BI.OOD, In removing nil the unheulthy humors ol impurities therein 0011 tinned, mid thereby invigorating the entire system, for which reason it is peculiarly efficacious in thn removal nnd permanent cure of all diseases arising from nn IMPURE .STATE OF THE BLOOD, Such a Scroiula, Cutaneoiia, Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches, Sure Eyes, Tetter, Scald Head, Stubborn Ulcers, Riles, all diseases re- huh 11 om km use 01 mercury, c., olc. it ia also not less l,enc ncial in Rheumatism All Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Lumbago, Habitual Coatlvo-ness, Loss of Appetite, Acidity ol the Stomach, BfBOtJI Diseases, Consumption, and nil Lung Diseases, when they arise from corrupt humors ; and as a never failing remedy iu all diseases arising form u DERANGEMENT OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, It is unparalleled; such as Swooning, Fainting Sensations, Low Spirit-, Despondency, Epileptic Fits, Palpitation of the Heart, Neuralgic Allectioiii, General debility, Slc, 4e. It Is found also to give great relief to females in al) complaint peculiarly incident to them. This medicine should be taken steadily according to the directions, as in that depends the benefit to be derived from ita uae. Be particular in seeing that the buttel are put up in hlue wraji-pera, with a lieautiful steel plate engraving of the head of one of the sect of Shakers on the wrapper, and at the bottom of tho label a lac simile of Dr. Howe's signature. This nrceaution will urn vent counterfeits, ami will maavl Mil Hwwwnww wwa uaawj aayiww H reputation ny uniair ami dls honest means. Agents in Columbua 1 B. II. Mkakinos, Denio Si Sons, G. Ho rfhts Sl Co., Kinu Sl Batons, Wm. Schneider. Sold in quart buttlea, at $1 each, or buttlca for Principal Depot, No. 1, College Hall. Cincinnati. S. D. Howe. PropriafM to whom all orders must be addressed. To be bud ol ttie orincinul llniL'UlslstlirmiL'hout the rioted Slut, sand Canintas. Call mi our agents and get a pamphlet, from which you will be nun: 10 juiijje ior yourseu wneuier tne medicine is applicable ynur individual case or not. BOWVa CELEBRATED ( Ol (.11 CANDY. TBI BEST HEME 11 Y KNOWN FOR COUGH9, COLD!", HOARSENESS, SORE k THROAT, WHOOriNO COUOII, fcC, fcC. Its repuUwon is now so fully established, it is unnecessary to apeak " 1 n ucre, nicreiy leierrmg 10 our auents in i.niumnua, who will testify to its merit. KING & BRIGGS, General Agents for Franklin county. Also, to he bad ol the Druggists generally. nov)0-ly VALVULE REAL ESTATE I' Olf HA LE. The sub scril's'r oilers tor sale, on verv liberal terms, the lollowiiiu de. cribed real esUitc, Mtuate un the National road, in the immediate vicinity ol tii isteni boundncy line ol the corporation of Columbus, and opposite the Blind Asylum, to wit: out-luts Nos. 81, IW, ItsJ, lUTiaud UNi, of Crosby's addition of out lots. Alan. NuS 1, a, 4 and ft, of Uamsey's addition, 'J? nml M, of Champion's subdivision ol half section No yd. Also, in-lot RO, S3, 00 Town sireei, 01 uimmjiion s ailtlilion to tlie city ot t otunitius. On out-lot No. Sb'jiiero is a good two tory brick house, together with suitable oJTt-houses, &c. There ia also on In-lot No. y:i, on Town st., a small frame house. For further particulars, as to price, &c, inquire of the auhscriber on the premises. Bip:i-d&wtl AMOS S. RAMSEY. TIIE a1SaItFtEA CoiI P AN Y 1 i:ill lirrrnwleli Ntreet, Nrw Vork. 'P HE proprlelora beg to cull the attention of connoisseurs in 1 Tea, and the heads of families to the choice and rare selection ot Tea imported by them, and hitherto unknown In thia country, which, by their fragrance nrd delicacy, combined with viruin purity and strength, produce un infusion of surpassing richness nnd llavor. The Teas ottered arc the following: The Jeddo Bloom, a Black Tea, at l.OO per lb. Niphon " 75 ' Diart 50 " Osacca, a Green Tea, at 1,00 Tootaiaa " 7,1 Tlcki-talaji " " Ud-ti Mixture, a compound of the most rare and choice Teas grown on the fertile and genial oil of Assam 1,00 " With a view to encourage the introduction ot these matchless Tens, it is the intention of tin- uronrietors to distribute bv lot. among the purchasers, a quantity of Tea equal to the first years' profits on the sales ett'eeted. Eton purchaser will receive enclosed in the paekge, a numbered certificate, entitling him to one rhanct in the distribution !'.' For every filty cents laid nut, and un the receipts amounting to $H),(XJ0, the undermentioned 'parcels of Tea, to the value ol ten percent., or two thousand dollars, will be ffpM away as Bomutttll according to the billowing scale: ft Prizes of ftO lbs. of Tea each at 1,00 per lb. 'JftU lbs. or 2ft0 90 " 85 500 "500 50 " 10 " " 500 "500 100 5 o .. ,, o aoo 500 350 io " 250 "350 425 Prizes iu all. B.OO0 0J,000 lhose persona who prefer lower priced TeU can receive their prizes in prajBrtion, or they will be re purchased for cash, at a icuiu noil Mil per cent. " hI Counrrv AL'ents reuuireil. AooliculioiiH in lie mlilressed. post paid, to the Company's Depot, as above. june.i-dw;mi fENTH ATTEND SPRING STYLES Superfine Silk " Plush Hats: as usual, onlv : Also 1,1 v benefit.. Fine French Cloths, fashionable Cassimeres. new and verv beautifu atyle Veatlnga of both Silk and Maraaile, Cravat of ditieren designs, Buited to the scaon, Slc, Sic, just opened by pi. -nor w u. ouivm ol i-u KAJS. Cash paid for Hags, (I anvasa Haggiug, (Iras, and Tarred Itooe. ami all oilier descrhuious nf iiancr-maker's tock, by CVitlJS W. FIKI.K & CO. ictrdtCw At their Hag Warehouse, 94 Hcekman st, CAKI'KTINU! CAItl'ETINU: Al'. rfT(JNK & CO., have on hand one of the largest and best assorted stock of I mm I'nrnKi. nml (111 .'IoIIim Kvi-r ajflhnd in Columbus, embracing all Ihe ditl'crcnt styloa, viz Huperhne Turkev and Wiltran ; I Superior Ingrain; Hup,Tior Tapiatry Brussels Fine do Huperhne Ilrusaels; Superior Venitiaii; Imperial, ; Ply ; l()-4 Hup. Hruggels, Wooien ; Hupcrline do KM " " Linen. Also, Hunerior Wiltran Tolled and Cheniel Kujus. Also. .Supe rior 10-4 Linen Sheetings, at a very irreat bargain. Also, a Bplen-did assortment of Superior Worked and I. nee Curtains, Fainted Shade, iic. Sec. ImarllM&w 'I'llr. underslL'iied have formed a copiirtnershlp under the l name of .STAdK St FIllHBIK, fur the transaction of a Whole sole nnd Retail Grocery mid Fnrwnrdiny nnd Com in 11 on liilxinrxM, at the new brick (irocerv. corner of Hiifh and Friend slreeis, lurinerly orrcupjed by J. SI. Hrown, and solicit the atten- I tboajs wishing to purchase, to a large atock of goods inou Mini:. J. H. HTAGK. Columbus, Mar, BS-dAwti, 0. H. P&I8BIE. AIU'KTH A UK (iOIN(j OFF. Those oMwtiand cheap Car petsnrv. leaving fast call soon it you would have one this spring, on apl9-d&w H OOWLEfl Si CO. I'll I I. V IM I, I'll it SHOKH.F U RYAN'S LAIUKS' AND CIIII.IiRFN'S C LF.BRATFD aS(!i)i;sluskins and Slips, thick and thin aole. Alio, Children' (iaiters, the finest article made in the Union, just opened by apK(-d&wj H. COWLK8 St CO. IM I I.KIM I) AMI Ti:MHHT INSl ltANCK. 'JMIK FHANKLIN HF.ALTH ASSURANCE COMPANY of Ma sachuselta esperially empowered to insure against cci nrNTa. Capital 0,00l). (Jkficr High street, opposite MM Capital Houae, Columbua. junelO-dtf D- H- HOAO, Agent. KI'IIITKI'T OFFH'K - Miehniiir II .11. Colum-.'V la nt, Ohio. N. 11. KKLI.Y intnrnis the public that during hia abaence all his ArchiU'ctural buslneaa. Engineering and Surveying, will be promptly attended to at the above office by th undersigned. H H. BLACKMORE, der.H d Architect and Civil F.nnineer. HflACAULAYfl ENGLAND. IWACAULAYS KNGLANH. '-'vols. 12mo. Muslin, to match i"l Hume's England. For sale by may27 I. N. WHITING St HUNTINGTON. 'HO Carpenters and others who use carpet 1 respectfully say that we have the beat 1 ever brought to thia city, and we are disnon low fore. h. jyl GERE, , 1 and others who use carpenter tool i m -1 Monmrni m 101, i"ed to sell Ihem tptt NOTICB. The notes and account jf George Gere Sl Co., ai left with Da fur aetlleinelit and ci illectinr, TYa - - paid without delay. GERE, ABBOTT at CO. 1 iiiumtma, July 3, 1-f1 .. r. conwav. . TOM,,WJON a booms, tmsiiaafiVtSiHt, i-ioiron, M) Cuiniiil.Mi,,,! nnd FarwnriUni, Mrrrhaula. , , FOKT Uinn ' jann-IyU I'OIITSMUUTII. OIIK, 111. 11' f r I w.m a ..... MhNDhllJOiliprafoMloul Mrrlcef to Iba cllljrn. ol Coluin. 1 out And vicinity. SStfllgri S S C4"T" ""I 00 High trwt, on. P""iti tlin UnlKd Statei Hotel. -..op in . Hi TO mad Owown, EAq., ftot, H. 11. BMrari, VVm I . n,rll, fc.q., Prol, fl. M. A Dr.RsbMItaMML Colmnbu. ... , 1 r"'- " Onkt UnclnnAtl COLUMBUS FOUNDRY. .1. BIDGWAY &, 00., illANUFAC'TCKB 8TEAM BNUINKM, VKit!?. mP ";' Improved pAtternA,Ainous which ii one for tha MUI.f-.y HAW MILL, otcompftct form, with MILL IIION "" WHIM ooanbtf. Thcjr ui.,. mnkc the ci-lxbratcd PARKli ICS i'ATKNT WATER WHEEL, irnmm man omer ikun ami ukass UMi'UluB ntBIUJ! innde At Eoundrie.. A b 11 1 IV K a V oi all kintia madt' promptly to order. niK K'M CELEBliATBD COOKING STOVB, Premium QooktDJ Mtove., Parlor, Shop, and Church Stove and numoH, Fire Urate., mid PLOUGB all warranted, are con. utanlly tor aale At wiiiu.i-, ,i t: and hrtail on liberal Uirm. 1 , "eannj in not anil Move, arc re- pMOttlH invited to examine our stock and nricea nillllmiill. TehlTir A. ill' 1' II 1 N.IO. PITCH & RAH, (SucctMMor, to McElzain ,y Ftidt,) KOHWARD1NG AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND Denlen iu Produce, Flour, Plaater, SaR, FUh, and all kind, of QrooeflM, at whole.Hle Bnd retail. N. li. The higlieal market price paid at all timea, iu cash, fur Produce. Railroad liuildlng, oppoiite J. Hldgway St Co.'i Foundry, Co lumbpa, Ohio. maro dtf JVBBM HWAN'M NEW WORK. I . N . WHITING II AH Juat published the accond volume of Practice iu Civil Actions, and ProCeeditU'H Rt l.nw in (.Mr, anrl lr ,lnnt. in Pleading, with Practical Note; together with the Form of i'mcesH and Clerk's Entrica. By Joseph R, Swan, late Presidcnj of theTweltth Judicial Circuit Fhe firat volume ended with declaration. The second volume trace common law actiona through the pleadings, tho proceedings on demurrers, the preparations for trial, the incident of the ,...0. a j j j, utu.MiKi;,-, motions ior new trials, mns ot exceptions, verdicti, and judgment, liens and the priorities of liens of Judgment and mortgage, executions ana proceeding therein, Bp- iuiu rim 111 error, wim uie usual lurms cl notices, bunds, ntiiduvitji, process, verdicts, Judgment, nnd Clerk's entries and HherhT's returns, anil deeds in these proceedings. The proceeding in partition, replevin, ejectment, arbitration, attachment against non-resident and abaconding debtora, againat watiT craft on habea corpus, warrant of Attorney, and the lorms of petitiona, orders, uppriusement, atsignment of dower, itc., in proceedings by Executors and Administrators on the sale of real estate, is also given ; together with a full index of both volumes, forming a large uper royal 8vo. volume 800 pages, in tine law binding. Price, $5. NEW EDITION OP HWANS TREATISE. JUST PUBLISHED a new edition of a Treatise on the Law relating to the Powers and Duties of Justices ot the Peace and Constnh.es In the State of Ohio; with Practical Forms, 4c. by Jotepfa R. Swan, late President ol the Twelfth Judicial Circuit. Fourth edition, revised, corrected and enlarged, 1 vol. 8vo.: line law miming, Since 1840, when the third edition of Una work waa published, the Legislature have passed numerous law, published in eight small volumes. These laws modify and change a great variety of matter contained in the previous editions of thia Treatise. The jurisdiction of Justices of the Peace has been extended to the action of Replevin, and the action of Forcible Entry and Dotal.uer has undergone considerable muditicationa. In this edition the text haa been reviaed. as well to conform to these changes as to other alterations of law, by statute and oth'r-wise, since the third edition was published. The above valuable works are for sale at tho book store of I. N WHITING Sl HUNTINGTON. Thoy may also be had, at the publishers' price, of tho tol-lowing persons, viz : Joseph Jones, bookseller, ChllhcoMie ; Wm. McArthur, Circleville; James Stephenson, Portsmouth ; .Sanford St Co., booksellers, Newark ; W. W. Reed Sl Son, and A. W Perley, do., Zanesvillc: Stephen Greaainger, SL ClairBville; A. Frnzer, do., Steubenville ; B. L. Sl T. Haiina, New Lisbon ; Beebe Sl Klkins, bookseller, Akron: Greely Sl Jewctt, Marietta; J. D. Bigger St Co., Massillon ; J. J. Fast, do., Canton ; R. Little, do., Itavenna; C. W. Jamea, clerk of Mie court, Logan, Hocking county, Samuel Knepper, Wooster; John Beall, Cadiz; Martin Welker, clerk of the court, MillerBburgh, Holme county; V. Rich, Esq., McConnelsville ; Wm. H. Canfield, Esq., Medina; M.C. Yiiunglove, bookseller, Cleveland; C. Bartlett, do., Fainesville; W. N. Porter, Warren, Trumbull county ; Abner Kellogg, clerk of the court, Jefferson, Ashtabula county; David Cnmpbcll St Son, booksellers, Sandusky City ; J. J. Reach, bookseller, Mans field ; J. N. Kurtz, bookseller, Springfield; Richard Millikan, Washington. Favetm cnuntv- Phn 111m ,. U, .11, .,- 1 1 . v- . . W. H. fl. Potter, Ashland: Francis Harris. Xenia .las' Morris,.,! and H. Limbocker, Piqua ; Thos. Brodie, Postmaster, Lebanon; II. W. Derby & Co., booksellers, Cincinnati; I. F. Deilver, do., uo., wiaom as monaui, ivoesviue, nuuer co.; wm. w.r-uy, Delaware ; G. 0, Worth, Upper Sandusky 1 Curtis Allen, Marion ; J. Melvin, London, Madwon co.; George Ebcrt, Tiffin ; Wm. Hood IVrrysburgh; C. E. Newman and J M.Crosby, Nnrwalk; D. I.umb. f'indlHV: I Jit., II Miicllor i,.r,-, e.... sons.v Co., Klyria; 11. Lippett, Mt. Vernon ; L. Jewett, Athens; 1. I'lMiin, i.iiMii'i inn n in 1 1 on morrow countv. nil. 1 Hasan ! r.. m IbiJlmim, Greenville. Dark countv : Evilis 11 McLauirhlin. Bell. onouun ; ueorge nweeny, nenton. mbbb A ( Alll). iVTOTICE I hereby given that the underaigned have this day Ll entered into a co-partnership, for tho nuruose of Dractisim? Law, Buying, Selling and Leasing Real Katatn, Surveying, divi-dini und sub-dividinz of laudu and lots, the Collection of Claims in Dsntnu UUO) ami, uiso, to an tnisuiess neretoloru done by J. f Smith. J08KPH F. SMITH, April 10, 1850 ap!2dtf S AMU FX M. MILLS. SMALL FAKM IN NOIHViril TOWNMHIP. ABOUT eight mllea from the city partly unproved. A good hewed loir house, stable, well and a vounir orchard on the farm. The farm is well adapted to raising all kind of grain This farm mustbo sold oon, and ia offered cheap. Persona wishing to make a small investment, or securing a pleasant home, can-not do better than by calling on ua. If this dons not auit we have others that will. SMITH St MILLS. myH Real Katnte Agent wool! I (( a (Will POUNDS WOOL wanted at their Warchouee, ljyjyrfJ near the National Road Bridge, by plfi FITCH & HALE. OIL CLOTHS. AIIGF. and aplendid lot of Mahogany, Fancy, German, Chl-li nese, hluL'liHh and American Furniture oil Cloths, m-i re. cived and lor aale by J. D. OSBORN St CO. PR N T I N 1 1 MATRRIAT.i WAR W IjOR sale, low for caah, or on short credit, a large assortment ol Printing Materials, eonaiatine in part of 1 Double Medium Smith Press. 1 Stanberry Press, ft) lbs. Pica. 400 " Bourgeois, nearly new. 130 " Brevier. 100 " Minion, " 130 " Minion, " .Several font Fancv Tvt Also, Job Type of nearly every variety. Dart of which Is nearlv . Tom ogetherwlth Stands, ( Jalleys, Sticks. Chases. Rules. Lead. k ami newspaixT,') Imooaimr Stone an.l (.nul'lv ,-.,lvti.iJ used in a printing office. Anv inii tii iie ol the ntmvo will ha I ,i , - or on short time. declll CIIAH. SCOTT. Ami, Wl hnve iu atore, and offer for aale on good term 75 doz. Chnnninu Axes of favorim hmniB 4 do. Broad h n 100 " ShoveU and .Spade II 10 Mill and Croa Cut Sawa. Jill hoxe Wmil.nv niaa llKKMHight Saah. iiftm ins. rutty. 10 bbls. Linseed Oil. 300 keg Nails, assorted. OKRE, ABBOTT St CO., nov9 t th ,,1 tho an i'.,n .. l- OLl FBIBtJI nnd (.HflVRPnnTTi uvpii. v enu. A le Bf Xtn '""Wment ol ten per cent, on each share of the capital atock ol tho Columbua and Hroveport Turnpike company is required to be paid to the Treaaurer of aid compa- 1, j, ,., wwmrnm nn- -"Ml o i III JUiy BjajBB, .pirninwgwu JOHN COX. Secretary Mi sty AM) MI MICAL INHTHI IKTM. wwm aw UNSTANTI.Y ON HAND the MM iMnnrtment 01 Music and Musical Instrument to be found in tho West. Persons wishing Pianos,' Mf hnleons. Guitar. Violin. Violin, oil on Rrn Instruments of any description, would do well to nive us a call, aa we can warrant them to be of tho beat quality, and ell at eastern price. Q. & p. . MACHOLD, apa-wtt rtatt' Building, fltate at, 2 door east of City Bank Nllf ir'aW IS hereby given that the auhacribera have lieen appointed and muddied as Adininiatrittorn nn th r.-ti.i, si James Kilbotime. late of Franklin county, deceased. I- G. JONFH, I. si. VUII inu. Columbua, July 5, 1650. jy9-w3t PIOTICE IS hereby given that the subscriber has been appointed and 1 qualitied na the administrator ot the estate ot Lorenzo S. Buckley, late ol Franklin county, deceased. junelS w3f WILLIAM GRAHAM. Dublin, June 13, 1850. NOTICB IS hereby given that the subscriber hat been appointed and I qualified aa administrator with the will annexed of the eute I Johfl Stephens, late of Franklin county, deceased. Junel8 w3t WILLIAM GRAHAM Dublin, June 13, 1M0 tSTATF. OF CHARLKS RUBKNCAM, late of the county of M-J ;heter and State of Pennsylvania, deceased. Notice U hereby given that the ubscribcr, appointed by Orphan's Court ol said county to distribute the fund in the hand of the administrators of said estate, to and among the persona legally entitled to the same, will sit for the purpose ot his appointment at hia office In the borough of West Chester in aaid county, on the 24th day of July next, at ten o'clock in the lorenoon, when and where thoee interested may appear. JAMES M MEREDITH, Auditor Weit Cheater, June 94, 1850 jy9-w3t . , IMIWIOAI, OHM Ml - 1,1 M;. NorUl-tutroniiT N.-II liiiuw, can Tin,. lUuln.ail TickU And alio hve thn Oaodtaw call for tlmm in nay uart f il3 ""r HO. 1IKAM, .1,, y J,'.-. i:m,,"- PBKSBBO TALLOW CANDLES of tha my r,ToaJ. ity can lai hail at nil tUaM at our factory, comer of Front ...... .,, ihk mm. alii, i.Aru anu Mm .-oap M. I'. IIOWLKTT 4. CO. OSHIMCM I'ICTOKIAI, FIKLI, HOOK Ml,, Il 1 ' volution, Not. 1 and S For aale bv J"""--' I. N WIIIr-INO i HUNTINGTON. I'OII SAI.K. Two elegant and ulntantlal DWEI, l-IMi IIOIIriKH on Town atreet, liptwn Fourth and Fifth. 111,1 ' North Hoiiin in ataaaUMAM Rash A MPLKNDII, FOKTI NK ,MY BE (JAINKD BV AN "r a ill 1 1 It XO. HI METROPOLITAN I'OKTKAIT CLUB, Officee 88, Albany Road, London, England. 'kJ5 Directora beg to announce that thoro will he drawn for a al (.rand Series ol Portrait of all Horses entered for the forth-coming (.rent Derby Race. The drawing will be conducted upon those honorable urinci pie widen have hitherto given o great satisfaction, Bnd secured to the above Association such extensive patronage : and that while the past success mid high estimation in which tho Club i held are subjects ol pleasing congratulation to the Projector they encourage endeavour for a still further development of their plan, ror the future, therefore, the number 0 Prii-ca will bo ex-HUM to the Portrait of all Horses that are entered ior each !..1rtl!-u,. Klw:' Nl,n "tarters ii well as Winners and Htarter I he following list Is now open : &000 Members to each Class. Kirst Claas ill), econd do., 5, third do All. Parlies can have one or more eharc in each or either ot the ditlerent Claae. Those Members who draw the Portraits ot First, Second and third Horses, the other starting Horses, also those that do not start (but which are entered for the Knee,) will receive the following prizes. The drawing will take place ten days before tho Kace. hirtn.it ui Portrait of rnrtrajmr Hiv'.I int'iurtt Fim Hone. Seunut ihire. ThirJ Hnrtc the ItartriTi. of Mulerm, First Clasa MW,m 10,WI1 5,000 5.000 Second do. 10,000 5,000 S,500 2,500 Third do. 2,000 1,000 jxjo 500 10,000 5,000 1,IW0 Thenumber ol 1'riestolie dlaMLSnaaJ in a,i, ei... ,ua that being the number of Horses entered for the Race All Letter to contain a remiitaneo Drain,, Bank Notes, ike, addressed and made payable to the Managing Director, JOHN BURRIDOK Esq., , , ,', Albany Road, London, England. Number lurwarded immediately on the receipt ol ,i remittance Full particulars ot the Race will be sent with the fortunate Numbers to each Subscriber, so that he may know his position and whether or not ho ho one of Ihe fortunate. Office commission l,Kr cent ' t0 6 fodnctLtl from the above Prixos. N. B. Lists open for tho SL Leger same a the above. mar-l LIVER .f'OMPI.AINT, JAUNDICE, DYNPKPMIA, CHRONIC OK NKHVOirs OE1IILITY. 4 LL DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, and all diseaae arising A Inun a didordered Liver or Stomach, such a conatipntion, inward Piles, Fullness, or Blood totheHead. Acidity ol the Stomach, Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eruptions. Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the stomach, Swimininij ofUtfl Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, PmttRtBg ut the Ilenrt, Choking or Suffocating Sensation when in a lying posture, Dimness of Vleion, Dot or Webs before the Sight, 1-ever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eye. Pain in the Side, Flack, Chest, Limbs, Slc, Sudden Flushes ol Heat, Burning in tho Fleah, constant Imaginings of Evil, and Great Depression ot Spirits, can he etlectually cured by Dli. HOOFLAND'S CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS, Prepared by Dr. C. M.JACKSON, at the Herman Medicine Store Wo. 20Archst., Philadelphia. Their power over tho nuove diseases I not excelled, if equalled, by any other preparation in the United States, as the cures attest m many caaea after akillful physieiana had failed. These Bitters are worthy the attention of invalids. Poaseseing great virtue in the rectification of diecHnes ofthc Liver and leaaei glands, exercising tho most searching powers in weaknesa and af-tectiona ot the digestive organs, thoy are, withal, side, certain und pleasant. READ AXP HK COyviXCED. The Hon. Charles D. Hineline, Editor of the ' Camden Democrat," the best paper in West Jersey, aays. July UI " Hoolhind'- (Jemiiin Hitter-.." " We have een many nattering noticea of this medicine, and the aource trom which they came induced u to make inquiry respiting it merits. From inquiry we were persuaded to uae it, and must say we found it epecitie in iu action upon diseases of the liver ami digestive orgims, mid the powerful intiuo ce it exert upon nervous prostration is really surprising. It calms and strengthen the nerves, bringing hem into a state of repose, making sleep relreshing. " If this medicine were more generally used, we are satisfied tber" would be lc su-knes !mm the stomach, ttwajajd nervous mtan the Krt;at majority ot real and imaginary disease emanate. Have them in a heathy condition, and you can bid defiance to epidemics generally. This extraordinary medicine we would advise our tnends who are at all indisposed to give trial it Will then n conuiienil itHell. It mIiouU in krt hn tm ry family. No other medicine can produce uch evidence ot merit" From the " Boston Bee."l The editor enjd, Dec. 22d : " Dr. Hoofiands Celebrated Herman Hitters for the cure of Liver Comprint, Jnundi e, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous Debility, ia deeervedly one of the most popular medicinea of the day. These bitters hav been used by thousands, and a friend at our elbow say he has himselt received an effectual and permanent cure of L'ver Complaint from the use of this remedy. We are convinced that, in the use of these Bitters, tho patient constantly gain strength an vigor a fact worthy of great consideration. They ure pleasant in taste and smell, and can be used by person with the most delicate stomachs with salety, under any c ire urn stances. We are speaking from experience and tu the atllicted we adviac their use. ' "Scott' Weekly," one of the beat Literary papers published, aid, Aug. 25: " Dr. Noofiand's German Hitters, manufactured by Dr. Jackson, are now recommended by some of the moat prominent members of the faculty as an article ol much efficacy in eases ol female weakness. As such is the case, we would advise all mother to obtain a bottle, and thus save themselves much sickne. Person of debilitated constitutions will find these Bitters advantageous to their health, as we know from experience the salutary effect they have upon weak systems." Judge M. M. Noah, a gentleman with great scientific ami literary atUimmenla, said in his " New York Weekly Messenger," January "I. Hoofland's German Hitters. Here is a preparation wich the leading presses in the Union npjiear to b unanimous In recommending, and the reason is obvious. It is made alter a prescription turnished by one of the most celebrated physicians of modern times, the late Dr. Christopher Wilhelm Hootland, Profeaaor to the University ol Jena, Private I'hyaician to the King of Pru. sia, and one of the greatest medical writers Germany has ever produced. Ho waa emphatically the enemy of the humbug, and therefore a medicine of which he waa the inventor and endor-cr may be confidently relied on. Hn specially recommended it in Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Debility, Vertigo, Acidity of the Stomach, Conetipiition, and all complaints arising from a disordered condition of the stomach the liver and the intestines Nine Philadelphia papers express thier conviction of it excellence and several ot the editors speak of lU effect from their own in dividual experience. Under these circumstances, we feel warranted, not only in cnlling the nttention of our readers to the present proprietor's (Dr. 0. M. Jackson's) preparation, hut in recommending the article to all afflicted." more evidf:noe. The Philadelphia Saturday Gaiettc," the beat lamily newapa-per published in the United States the editor say of PR. HOOFI.ASD'S OERMAX BITTERS. "It I seldom that we recommend what are termed Patent Medicines to the cimfid.-nce and patronage of our readera ; and, therefore, when we recommend Dr. Hoollaiid a German Bitters, we wiah it to be distinctly understood that we are not speaking ot 'WMtratH of the day. that are nuiaed about lur a brief period and lio n forgotten after they have done their guilty race of mischief, but of a medicine long establish, d. universally prized, and which has met the hearty approval ol the Faculty itself." Evidence upon evidence has been received (like the foregoing) from all sections of the I'niun, the last three years, and the strongest testimony in its lavor ia, that there I more of it used in the practice of the regular Phyaiciana of Phlladcrphla than all other nostrum combined, a fact that can easily be established, and fully proving that a scientific preparation will meet with their quiet ap proval when presented even in this form. That this medicine will cure Liver Complaint arid Dyspepsia no one can doubt, after using it as directed. It acts specifically upon the stomach and liver it is preferable to calomel in all bil ious diseases the vHixt is immediate. They cn he administered la female or infant with safety and reliable benefit at any time. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS 1 his medicine h utl-iilied that hiirh iiaSM which i. t..r-n. sary lor all medicines to attain to induce counterteitera In put forth a spurious article at the risk of the live of those who are nnocenuv oeceiveu. LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF THE GEMME. They have th written jenature of C M. JACKHfiN nnnn Dip wrapper, and the name blown in the bottle, without which the are spurious. r or sale, wholesale and retail, at the GERMAN MF.IHC1 V a Tnuv Ho. 190 Arch street, one door Mow Hixth, (late ot 'At Race at.,) Philadelphia, and by respectable dealers IMah throughout the country. aiso, ior sale ny DENIG A HON, Columbus. mayJ4 dAwaltly ( MClKPITirs 1. 1 V I II Kit IMtKEKV ATIVE AND 11 WATF.lt IMtmtir ill iru vi: ti,.. ,.,i,.. the inventor and manufacturer of the above named article, which be can recommend to hi friend and the public a worthy of their consideration. Having been engaged MM thirty yeara in the manufacture of Boot and Shoes, he considers himself a judge ol the merit of the article he offers for sale, and of the effect it pro Thle blackinti will not produce a oolish. but nmkes the leather softer, much more durable, and render it WATER PROOF, lie eoliclt those who desire to keep their feet dry. to wear easy boot or ahoe, or to practice ri economy, to give it a fair trial, and he oi w an m saunacunn. For Bale wholesale or retail at my Shn Store at No 152, High t, three door north if the Frmnalln House, where all ordera will be thankfully received, ami properly attended to. a.-:. j- u J R GRIFFITH MKKKMM4 K PRINTS. r"1 II V. subscribers have on hand, at all season of the year, a 1 Urge assortment of MF.BltlMAf K PRINTS, for aale by He piece or pecka. E. t W. COCK. CO., anar97-wtl .Tl Liberty street. New York. CARKIAGf. TltlM.nrNfJH. I Cifi iAlR Wi"11'' Sprints ; -iO aett Iron Axles; 10D sett Bras i.fJ Hubb Randa ; 3 hale Mom ; Patent Leather , I see. Tutw, Damaak Llninr I Painted and ( ium Cloth ; Tack. Seamez Cord, Malleable Caadrur, Ac For Nit by June7 GERE. ABBOTT it CO.