Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1850-11-29

              VOLUME XIV. COLUMBUS, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 21), 1850 NUMBER m. P UBL1 a li ED li V B ASOOM. OK 111011 ST. ANU fllfUAIt 1I.I.BV. PKRitlN Inviirlubly iu tulviim-e. The Dally, tn persons In Columbus, per year d 00 tt ...nt bv null out of Columbus s 00 i ii during the session, anil Trl-Weekly balancn VI In Columbus By mail--". Tho Trl Weekly by mail Weekly in OolambUl Out ol the cilv: liy mill, finale To clubs ol tour mil upwards To clubs ot too nnd upwnrds, to one address. Doily, session TrlWoekly ... 5 00 .. . 4 00 ... :t oo ... a oo ... i so ... 1 25 ... I 00 ... a oo ... 1 oo Weekly, single..... J! To clubs ol Sve anil upward! w AflvertlHitiK. The lulliiwtng intea nnil rules ol advertising have been agreed pon between tne proprietors of the Ohio Statesman and the Ohio fate Journal, to be observed, in all cases, alter tills date July , 184! llully I'nper. ...II ... ... .,,. huirl K H 1 1 week t OO a ..." 3 ..." 1 month a oo 3 oo 4 00 6 00 , u . u 3 ..." i. " 8 00 10 00 15 00 18 00 10 00 BO oo 99 00 25 00 110 00 80 00 35 01) 40 00 45 00 55 00 130 00 tandiliU enrd, S lines or less, per annum column, wiiii s rnangi hanged weekly " " dilly " " witli 4 changed " u " 6 " " " ia " " hanged weekly " " " dally " " Other cases not provided for, chargeable In conformity with the The standard of measurement to ba minion type. For each additional nnuare in the dally, inserted nne inontu, or emitter lennth of time, Hntl for eBeh additional square inserted lider the yearly ratea, hall price. lied on the iiiajiUBcnut, or previously agreed uion between the rttea. , , . , , . Publishers not aoeonataote tor ma accuracy ui h-khi auvoruw Announcing wuhwo ,"" " m'-'i l.'r-) iarged ut the rale ol liity cents per week, for each name ; the me to be. in all cases, paid in advance. All ndvertiaements lrom strangers or transient persons to oe 1,1 in .,,1, :iln , Advertisements net marked nn tne copy iiir a specie . uiuuuwr I insertions, will be contlnuco one momot mm orasnavaa 1 he unvlii ges oi low ij iiu..uD,,.., "... , , .i. ... ii it, r IT,i.ltuss : mid all advertisement nut perlinnlng there. epiild lor extra . J1 . f,,. I 1 1 ll nasi General Aeentfl. Ileal Kstiite .,,.i,iu Arc nut lo ii' .-tvntitieti il lor ny mi: jriu, inn iu i. ..unit, the piece, at the usuul rates. .-ll AI1V KtlTHKNKr. ia nB nr. isbwh Advertisement! lor charitable institutions, bre rninpanles, ward, wnahlp, and other public meetings, and such like, to be charged lit price- .Marnnue llotiees in necuitifi' u w y , , . , , tv.fklnMwtaH without cham. unless accnmpiimcil by tun-nil vltatioin, or obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to be lid lor i..u. Regular ildYertm'r.i, unci nil uuiers seiiiiing c.l.u.iuiu..ww... ... .quinim notices, ilcirnm to cull MU'imuii to inn s, si.i.i es, con- iris, or any pnouo own i.i '"n. ..e-- .. Imittalice - all notice, of prlvaul associations -every notice se 'led to call attention to private enterprises, calculated or in-nded to promote individual interest, can only he inserted with ,e understanding that tile same is to ho paid lor. It intended to i inserted in the editorial column, tho same will be charged nt lornteol 'lot less than Kl rents per nne, nnu saga m, "" icnmpanled by nil adveitisenielu. , , L, All leaded advertisement to be charged not less than double the iovo rides, and measured as if solid. . ,. Advertisements on the inside exclusively, to be charged at tile to ol 51) per cent, in advance nn the 'ii'iivo rrtes. Attorneys will be holden for tho price of inserting advertise- lOnts brought in by them Counting House Almanac for 1850. JANUARY. PRIM T ED AN I) soon & ' 9 !. M T. W T.F. :; . . i 3 i 5 fi 7 8 II HI II 12 13 I I 15 Hi 17 18 1!) 211 2 1 -2'2 23 24 25 2(i J7 28 80 90 31 FEBBDAHY. S. M. T. W T. rTg. 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Ifl 1 I 12 13 14 15 in 17 18 I!) 2(1 21 22 23 24 25 'ill 27 28 . . . . 7IAROH. I, M hjl wj T r. a. 7. IS 8 4 0 6 7 8 9 III II 112 13 14 15 111 17 18 111 211 21 22 23 24 25 iib 27 28 29 30 31 ..LL- .. .... s.m. T.hvJli3' .. l "! I 1 0 6 7 8 9 111 ll 12 13 14 15 Hi 17 18 19 20 2 1 22 23 2 4 2 5 80 27 28 80 80 31 .. wk. AUOUST. 3.m. t. w t. k. s. 1 2 :i 4 5 (1 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 lfi 17 18 19 2(1 21 88 23 24 25121127 88 29 311 31. SEPTEMBER. H. T.v T. F. 3. 1 2 3 4 5 b 7 8 9 111 11 12 13 14 10 l(i 17 18 19 211 21 22 33 24 25 2(1 27 28 29 30 M.r. T.F. T.l WT..8. 4 NOVEMBER. 'T.WT. !. M. T. W T, fjj. 1 2 3 4 5 (i 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 l(i 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2b 27 28 29 10 DECEMBER. S. M. T. IV T. F. s. 1 2 31 4 5 (T7 8 9 10 11 12 13 11 15 lb 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 SO 27 28 29 30 31 JUNE. 5 3 4 5 li IU II 12 13 I 17 IS 19 2(1 i 24 25 M 27 S J2 IIACAUI.AY'S ENGLAND. IIUTACAUUAV KNISLANU. 2 vols, larno. mm ms,in M. llumo's llmrlainl. For , n,IK,,,.,.f,N mayin I, IS. umiis" "" TOOLS. rO Oil till and other, who uso carpenter tools, we most resp.-etl.illy say that we hare the host Msortinent o. tool. Tor brouitlil in this city, and we are disped to sell them y, ,y aw tor c. h jyl umr., aqqw. I 4 CAUI).-lti' my purpose to resume the ptscute 01 .. X h, thTaupreme Court of toe United Slaies, the Circuit Court. For the di.trkis of Ohio and Missouri, and in the Supreme Court n Funk ol the atate Ol unio. FWINf Juiyjo COLUMBUS FOUNDRY. J RIDGWAY& CO.. ftlANlFACTURK STEAM BNCJINK. FROM newUnd improred p.tttrns.among whicli 1. ' f J Mill. KV MAW MILL, of compact form, with MILL 1KO.N.. Md T..".."rP at;"t mwkArThrR,iv",,ri': el, RAH ItUAl) CAR WHEELS, and all other III' iN ..ml BRASS CAa i IN03 mually made st Foundries. MACHIN1CIY of all kind made promptly to order. .,,. It i ' n '- CKLKBRATEU Uliuninu er-a Prfmium Co..kinf Stoves, Farlor. r-hop, and cnurcn nw - - Furnar c. Fire Or.te.. and PLOUGH all warranted, are 0O ,Untly tor sale at wmolmale and retail on liberal terms. T; 3 . . . .i jn i- Di...i.,h aiirt -Jinvca are re- Merciianis tinri OTnerp iit-iumij iu i octtully incited fea examine our stock and prices. Columbus. leoLltt . CARRIAGE TIUIHNOW. . PAIR Elastic .prinite ; HI 'n Aai-i irm ustt ttr i-- PAIR t-lastic r-prinits; W sen iron -fV.tt. Mil ii.v uj . Put. enther : Lnee, lult?. Damask Lininirs ; Painted and Gum Cloth; Tacks, Seamer Cord, Malleahle Castings, Ate. For sale by GERE, ABBOTT St CO. yone7 FOR SALE. 4 VERY desimble residence with lot 120byl87. pleasantly A situated on Broad street. The improvement are new and allin coo.1 order, with a food well ot wawr ciswrn, tmm.-wi-hing to purrhw a rlry nlr ridenw In a healthy locaUea uld do well to call on the subscriber BAKER A ARMSTRONG, July- FOR SALE. CONVENIENT BRICR HOUSE, with eight rooms, plea- antly mtnated; together with two thirds of an acre of around, on which there ia food well of water, cistern, tome young I nut Mid a f ariety of shrubbery. This property will be MM IS and on good terms, or will exchange lor a small house ind lot nearer the business portion of the city. Also, some va-. - a i- -Mnkrkkhtv In and on ood terms. It. I'. L llAHKIt, Mimmu ut Lmwi i iiinniiii', t)hiu, 11ILI.aUunii grumpily to nil protioiiBl bu- tl mtruftU-d if Ujhirtiarf, tuiirr Etil ilofl "I Hill, nt., uv.tr Slocurn u Saddler Shop, iitirtdoof Mmtlrol thd t;ity tiunk buUJlnjr. i'Jl-lA wil JOHN I.. ilRYAN, Attorney ut Law anil SulU'itor In ilhitiicery, OFFICE in t'lnrk'a new Ituilin, two diiors nurtli ol tho Kl hngl Hank. iMHiy.JiHi.KVw H. W. WAKE, ATTOH.VEV AT LAW, COLUMBUS, OHIO, Will attend promptly to nil oiuiiu-Hn in the vnrioui branchei ol tho luw that tuny bo entrusU'il to hi euro. Uttku: in Ni-il'ri Uvw Huiliiinir, bmmed lately north ol the Nnil Ilouet-. CotnmbuH, July H, IH.mi. jy8 Cm HAMIIFL OALLOWAV. HKNHY V PAOE. (JALLUWAV Ac PAGE. ATTUHNEYS AT LAW. WK will jirncticP luw, m pHrtiiora, in this Courts ol Franklin nnii luljoiiiiut; counties, and in the Circuit nd District U. B. Courtfl. 0004 in i'lutt'M DOW builriiiiK, OppOClte itnte Homo, mnyd-tf Attorney at Law unil Solicitor In Chancery, OrFl)UE wtta Wm, Dijiinison Jr., No. H, Neil's Kxchungc, oppu-liUa Socrctnry of Htate'n oflotL dm: IS lily A. II. ItlJTTIil'.H, Attorney aiul Counsellor nt haw, ColiiinhtiH, Oliln. OfiOfj No. Neirn Kxclmiijii-, uppunito 9et:rctnry of HtHtc's olHco. Jya? WALTER TIIHALL, Altorui'v unit Counsellor nt Lnw, ColuinbiiM, Ohio. A l,HO, h Coinminsioner to take the Arknowkdment of Dcedi lor tho SUte of New York. OOoe on Blgh t., betwn Town and Iticli. oetSU Ll-CIAN DUTTLKS. T1IRO. COMSTOCK. OEO. O. COMSTOCK. BIJTTLEH, Ct).lSTtCK dV CO., (HuceenHurn to It. (-'oinstock, Si. Co.,) pORWABDINrj AND commission HERCHANT8. Lard Oil I Hatmfaetiirerai and dealer in suit, Plaster, Piahaod Lntnbtr. Hi-ad of the Cajjnl, Columliuo, Ohio. lf Liberal iidvaiircs made on font iiiniJii'iilM. mtirfi J. HIDiiWA V dkCO.H Iron Koandrv, Hroad atrcet , nenr the II rid ye, Coluin-Iium. Ohio. Stoves of all kinds, imd a great variety of Caering-i, always on hand. ortl.'M lTruOUKllTTlioTliVN'S OFFICE, TO. 4, NvIPm Exchnnge, opposite the Seeretary ul .Stahl's ll olHce, High st, Columbus. CI! (JKOUGK E. WALCUTT, SIGN AND BANNER PAINTER, UOVtl-dtf COLUMBUS, OHIO. I. N. WHITING fc HUNTINGTON, n 0OR4KLLER8 and StHtionera, next door to the Clinton llnnk, l Jliuli street, Columbus, Ohio. A Urge assortment of Hooks himI Stationery always on hand. WM SKIDEBT. M. C. LILLEV. HEIBEUT .V- LILLEV, BOOK-RINDKRS, High street, opposite tho Public Offices, Columbus. HUgSfi,"45 REMOVAL DH. MARIS'8 OFFICE, comer of Uieh and Tldrd streets, adjoining his residence, and opposite the First liaprist Church, decll-dtl ' d Ell E, AltltOTT tt CO., rVEALERSUl Hiudware and Cutlery, Iron, Nuilw, (Iliu-s, Houne I J Boiideri' mKteri&li. rartnUi anil Mechanical Tools, Military (ioodn. &Cs, &e., No. Hil lliirb Htrert. sign ol the (hit Padlock n.wis, s;iitii &- CO., 1OMMISSI0N AND KOItWAKDINti MKItfMIANTS, Whole- Lhiiders in 'iroccri. H and I'rodin e, I'.irtsiin.ntii, Obu inrardl s ttoods, and sclU-lly. Produ oonatgni sale, JOHN W. H A K I-' a . aOBIliT AU.M3TIt)NO. ItAKER AH.lNTKONi, RF.ALESTATK BROKERS nud GENERAL LAND AGENTS, Offlcei South room, Exchange Hunk BuUdlnf, Oolomboa, O ELORUHji li & .IAItTLL D HA !' E ll rt AND T A IlORS. High rttrctt, Is? dour north of ftoft, oppoiitt the V. S. Hotel, AMY. prepared to execute nil orders in their line of business, in the neatest and tnoatfaahtoneble style. JOSEPH ELDIUDGE, Hpld-dtf A. L. MARTIN. " BAIN ,fe HO It TON, I III) N M Q N (i K US. HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE, Iron, Nails, .-prints, Axles, sun, 3mm and House TrirmnlncB. Also, dealers in Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper, and ev.-ry variety ol l u.inuii s HiucK. Siirn of the Hack Saw, 63 High street 8 CHARLES A HAIN, mnyirvdtt JAMKS M. HOHTON. ARCHITECT OFFICE-Mechnnic'i Hnll, ( olum-bf Ohio. N. B. KELLY inlorm the puhhc that during his abtence all his Architectural busineKa, Enguieerlna iindSur- vevin". will be iii'.imiitly ntt"iided to at the above othce by th nffiSglied. H II. B LAC KM ORE, dcrlil d ArchlU-ctand Civil Engineer B. K. CONWAY. t. E. -VOMLTNSON. ii d. ravu a ViV do.. i n O C E R e DEALERS IN PRODUCE, PIG IRON, AND Co mm I Mellon and Forwarding Merchant", FRONT STRKKT, JMi;Myd PORTSMOUTH, OHIO WOMBAfOll. WM. E.WMEEI.Etl WO.HHALGH & WHEKLEK, iTTIlUNTVa AT LAW vv ILL practice as partners in Franklin and the adjoining ouun- tifn. rrorapi anennoa ww n i-u nujun.. OOUeetton oi' ciims of larne or mall amounts. Wm. F. Wiikkleb, AVrnry Public, will lake depositions, sc kiiowledgtneiitti of deeds, dtc. Otlico in Neil'a New Building, north of the Neil House. Columbus, June 24, I860. Junc24 dly-wlm NiYrfrtlt. 'itiir. andentgned rMpoctrall, mionntn. paDnomn am un- 1 iinuos the liusini'Bs at Iho old stand ol IM Isto linniii Chlis. Kiln .V Co., on his own ncrount. Tlianktul tor past favors, hfl niipm to satisfy his frltndj for tho luturo, also. jan:W.yil C1IAS. KI.IE CAIHNF.T MAKRKM . ( 1 AN lind V'eiif.T VurniHh, Sand Fapi-r, (due, and nearly nil b. r articles in tbeir line, at tne nun 01 me plTlNT INGTEiUATsTFOH tiAhH. FOR side, low for cash, or on short credit, a larpe assortment ol Printing! Materials, consisting in part ol I Double Medium mith I'ress 1 Stonberry I'reM-;t3 lbs. Pica. 400 " Bourgeois, nearly new 130 Bnjvier. 100 " Minion, " 1.10 " Minion, Several lonts Fnney Type. Also, Job Type ol nearly every VHriely, part ol which ia nearly (book imd newr.pap. i-,) Imposing ftones, anu iinauy, ew-ryiumg used in n printing oltice. . Any portion ol the above will be sold .'Xtn-mely low (or cash, oronh.rt unic. Idecll tjHAo. swrr, Agent. NBW iOOD8. 1 T K have in store, and ntfirr tor ealo on good terms TT 75 iioz. Chopping ol' favorite brands 4 dot. Broad 100 " ShoveU and fpade UHl Mill and Cross Cut .sw 200 boxes Window (ilass 10000 lights " Hash. 1000 llw. Putty. 10 hbls. Linseed Oil -J00 kegs Nails, assorteil nov!i GKRE, ABBOTT St CO., At the sign ol the Gilt Padlock. I OTI:F. The notes mv, ,iin1-t ii (iforifi' (: A- Co.. are I 1 ' l.-it wilb us lor MCflament and collection. They must be GF.RF, ABBOTT Sc CO. aald WiaHJW ueiay. Dohuattnu, July fi, 184ft. rilllK IIKillEST HARKET PRIC E IN CASH wfl .1 be paid by u Inr oo.iHUI Hi-', ot wool ai our More myll-dw COWI.FS it CO LBDGKB rAPEn- tfiXi' T)emv Mill Meiiinm. trom the bent nifikprs. r m, trom t r tale at J Eastern prices augl'l) lilLEY &. Co. THE HISTORY OF THE CONFESSIONAL. j Y JOHN HKNHY HOPKINS, D. D Btfhop olth Diocese ot JL V.trment. Ml liidt r... .i unit inr m i' bv I. N. WHITING k HUNTINGTON. 'OR RENT ! A snug dwelling lor a sninll lamily, in a cen tral situation Apply to H. CQWLEcS A CO. NEW TAILOKINK EST A IJLISILIENT. f R. 'i. IK WIS w..old DM leave to inlorm the citizens Colum-ill bus that he has opened a shop tor the purpoe of carrying On the above bm-inen. in Clark's new building, over MeakinBs' Family Medicine P-pot. where he will be hsppy to wait upon tb..e" ott may lavor him with a call. And he flatters himsejl frnn be long eitperieiice he has had in the bu-dness, and the ad vuitagesh.- has had ol hwoimng aequninn-d with the inmt ap jron d and lashionable imxte of irettint; up peiitlemen' w. aring apparel, that he cannot tail to pliwr the most fMidmus. The Ml li- ,mv rest assured that all work entrusted to his care will 1h-done in the mot appro'eil and -ubptaiitial manner. He will always be loiilid at his post rendy tit attend to the calls of hi" cu. Miners with promptness and dispateh-ymd respectlully solieita a liberal sb::re ol publie petrueaujB. lj"nx dly WALK OF COLLEGE LANDS; njlg lareer and letter po tion aa 0WM lands still remain un-1 aold and they are now offered at private sdc on aecommn-dating terms a part enly ol the purchase money being required Alo, for sale buiMins and out lot- in the village of Gambler, which are unsurpaaM-d for beauty of location, and all the more important advance law desire.1 in sucn propeny. A good hotel is specially needed in the village, and purpow will be furnished on favorable i. - m.- Aoolv to the siib-eribT. at Gambier, Knox county ii lot for Th M. T. C. WING. Agent. , H)U Mill - nnd EPORT TURNPIKE OH- J PANY. The remainina Installments on erh share ot the cauitHl Ptock of the Columbus and Onere ort Turnpike Compa ny are required to be paid to the Treasurer of said Company as KiahtV installment, 10 per cent., cm or before November 90, "5 Ninth in-tallm. nt. HI per eenL, on or nelore December ', IHjU. Tentb intahmet. lHHrr cent., on or Iw-fore January 20, lr.M. Subscribera residing in the city of Columbus may mtkf payment to i hui. nwi. h-. dy' ? o..r 1 Sept. H, 1850-4AW SOUH COX, Secretary HWAN'H UXKt'IJTOUM ANU AI).IlMTKA'rOlS. A MANUAL lor Exeeutori mid AdniiniKtriitorsin the aetileiu nt of tlie oMatoa ot dceeusi'd persons; with practical lorms. by Jot-eph R Hwan, President Judge of the 'i'wulfth Judicial Cir-run, and author of Hwhu's Treutiso on the law relating to the Fowuri and Duties, ol Justices of the Peace tmd Constables In the State of Ohio. 1 vol. roy. I'm... pp. 'AT2. Price -" ! in law binding. Ud edition: revised and enlarged. This worn Is intended to be what its title purports, A Manual for those who settle the estates of deceased persons. It embodies the provisions of the Statutes, with such comments, decisions, forim, and other matter, us was deemed requisite lor persons m.t skilled in the law, to undcrhtnml the ordinary duties ol Kxecu-tors find AdniiiiiittrHtorM. This object has been kept in view throughout, not only because a large book would be almost Useless to those perxoiis who desire to rend no more than is necessary to make themtelves well acquainted with their general du-lies, but hecauxe, in moBt fljiaa, an Kxi cutur or Administrator would not be justifiable in purchasing au expensive work. He-sides, it will perhaps be found that this hook embodies much more useful inlDrmution than the most voluminuuBaud elaborate Knulihli works upon the Mine subject. The vnrious subjects, as will be perceived from the table ol contents, are treated, as near ns could be, in the order in which tho various duties should be performed; beginning wiih the notice to creditors, then the inking ol i he inventor and schedules, with forms; the fmle. mid sale bill ; what are assets and what are not, the collection ot the assets, and when and how; the authentication of Claims ngninct the estate, and their arbitration, fto , with forma ; the sale ol the real estate ; tho remedies by and against executors und administrators ; the mode of settling Insolvent estates, Stc. For sale at the bookstore ol I. N. WHITING ft HUNTINGTON. They may also be hud, at the publishers' prices, of the lol lowing persons, viz : Joseph Jones, bookseller, Chillicothe ; Win. HoAlthur, Circleville; J mnes Stephen son, Portsmouth; Hnnford St Co., booksellers, Newark: W. W. Heed & tfons, and A. W Perley, do., Zanesville; Stephen (iressinger, Ht. Chiirsville, A. Frazer, do., Pteubenville ; 11. L. A: T. Hanna, New Lisbon ; Hoebe & Klkins, booksellers, AkroSl Greely &. Jewett, .Marietta; J. D. Bigger & Co., Massillon ; J. J. Fast, do., Canton ; it. Little, do-Ravenna; C. W. Jiunes, clerk ol the court, Logan. Hocking county; Samttfi Ksepper Wooaterj John BealL Cadiz; Martin Welker, clerk of the court, Millersburgh, Holmes county. Dr. Harvey .Scott, Lancaster; Win. H.Cantield, Ksq., Medina; M. C. Vounnlove, bookseller, Cleveland; C. Hartlett, do., PalnetTlIU)) W. N. Porl;r, Wurreii, Trumbull county ; Abner KeUoflt Clejii of the court, Jerlerson, Afhtabula county; David Campbell & Son, hooksellers, Saiidusky City ; J.J. Beach, bookseller, Mann-tield; J. N. Kurtz, bookseller, Springfield; Richard Millikan. WaliiiiL'ton, Fayette county; Clias. Kllis, bookseller, Dayton-L. Donaldson, Hucymn; Francis Harris, Xeniu; Jus. Morrison, and H. Limbocker, Piqua ; Thos, Brodle, Postmaster, Lebanon, IL W. Derby At Co., booksellers, Cincinnati; I. F. Desilver, do., do.; J. 11. Lai will clerk nl tho court, Hucyrus; Win. W. Fay, Del ware; G. C. Worth, Upper Sandusky; Curtis Allen, Marion; .1 Melvin, London, Itaolaon Co.; George Lhert, Tillin ; Wm. Hood Perrysburgh; C. F,. Newman and" J M.Crosby, Norwalk : 1), Lamb, Findlay; Otta II. Moellwr, Somerset, Perry county: Par sons & Co., F.lyria ; 11. Lippett, ML Vernon ; L. Jewett, Athens; J. Medill, Coshocton ; A uJitor Morrow county, Mt. Gilead ; L. M. Holt'man, flreenvillc, Dark county; F.vins McLaughlin, Hell-fontuiiie ; fieorue Sweeny. KentOtL loctf. UPPISH LBATHBB AM) CALF SKINN. Qrk" IDKS larijc wax Ujiper Leather; OVU yoo do Kip do; 12 dozen French Call Skins ; 15 do American do ; Just received, and will be ottered at gieat barg-nna at the shoe and ieathi r Btore of sepli H. II. KIMBALL. cuosw vFv SAWK. WE have just receiveil n Iresb lot of those very superior crosi cut saws wo have been sellinij the last two years. juno7 GKRE, ABBOTT &. CO FTnTwALi WE hnvo a few very desirable Lota, 00 State Avenue, winch can be bought at a bargain for cash, or will exchange then) or stock in the Xeniu or Cleveland Railroads, at par. Inquire ol julyitf BAKER 6t ARMSTRONG. BOUGH AM) READY MATS. New style, pure Hfcttewd line qualii v.just icceived. Ah 4 so, a complete slock, ol all prices B&d qualities, to lie opened in a day or two by II. COWLES &. CO, upl M.UITII'ri .MORAL PHILOSOPB V. OLEUENTARY sketches id Moral Philosophy, delivered at the JLi Royal Institution in the years L8M-6 and (i, by the late J,;v Hy"iiey Smith, M. A. 1 vol. Just received and lor sal bv nugU I. N. WHrTlHQ A. HUNTINGTON. A FA1MI FOIf HALF OK KENT. THIS farm is situated within two miles of the city, nnd contains fti acres, o'r of which are improved. Enquire of FOVR THOUSAND AOKBS OF LAND FOR SALE. flUIE undersigood oilers tor lah) low, and on la mil which cau. A not tail to Buit oun lmsera. four thoui-and acres of laud. sit. uated iu the south west corner Of JeflsreUQ tOWUahlp, Franklin ouniv, Ohio, aliuut IU miles cant of the oitl of Cotumbui. known as tbe Brein sccti hi. This tragi of land is now beinu sub- atTlOed into lot- of brom Hi) to 160 acres, and will be rit.ld iu man i to Milt purchasers. I he Central Hailn..il i tlucated direct. ly through ihu land, and the Columbus and Granville I'lankroad win uuriug tne present h'iihdii be comuiet'-d to wnliin halt ot a mile of its western boundary. For uualitv of soil it is not sur- pa-sued by any body of land of equal extent in Franklin county, a considerable portion ol it tiemg the very Deal quality ol tiut-torn land. It ia well water 'd with springs ami streams of never-fading water. Big Walnut and Black Lick creekn paaB through uortions of the tenet. Many of the lota embrace nortions of cleared land, under good cultivation. Persons wishing to pur cnaso goou lanu, iu a licalrtiy ana rnpiilly improrlttg country near a good market, (within pi miles of the capital of Ohio,) will consult their own interests by examining this law before lo- nuuuj eisewnere. loei'Jj Uavid lAll.uil, I?AHTEltNW6L"Uwiiite", black , blumTed and M-A scarlet, just open Elevator copy. ad ny H. COWLES &, CO. oelQ UNITED STATES OKJEST FOR 1 S UK BEING a digest of decisions of the courts of common law, equity and admiraliy in tin: United StBtes for the yenr ie4H. By John Phelps Putnam, for sale at the New HooKetore. jy!M J. II. RILEY it CO -s-y ran rftsrq CBEiRl PUMOiui. Foil THE CUKE OF COUUUStCOERS, HOARSENESS, HROMHITIS, WHOOPING-OOUOB, CROUP, Astiuia ANI CONSUMPTION. IN otleriiig to the community this justly celebrated remedy iorl diseases of the throat and lungs, it is not our wish to rritte with 7 the hv.-s or health ol the afflicted, but L ankly to lay belore them the opinions of distinguished men, nnd some ot the evidences ol its success, trom wnicn they can lU'U'e 10 'nerof-vs. ve sincerely pieilge ourselves to make 00 wild assertions or ialf statements ot its etticaey, nor will we hold out any hope to sutti'i ng humanity which facts will not warrant. Many t'aoors ara here given, and we solicit an inquiry from the public into all we publish, leeling assured they will find them perlectly reliable, and the medicinee worthy their best confidence and patronage. FROM BEN J. S1LLIMAN, ,M. D., LL. D ETC., Professorof Chtmittry,MintTttlogy, c Yah College, Member oj the Lit. Htit. Med. Phil, and Man, touititt of America and Europe. " I deem the CHERRY PECTORAL an admirable composition Inun sumo ol the be-t articles in the Materia Medica, and a very ective remedy for the class of diseases It is intended to cure. ' New Haven, t't., Nov. 1, I9i9. FROF. CLEAVE! AND, ov Bowloin Collkuk, Maine, Writes "! have witn swd the ellects of loW 'CHERRY PEC TORAL,' in my own I unity and that ol my friends, and it ... Ives me satisfaction lo stale that no medicine I have ever known has proved so eminently successlul in curing diseasoH ot the throat nnd lungs." REV. DU. O.-tlOOD Writes "That he considers 1 CHERRY PECTORAL ' the best niedii-ino for Pulmonary etleclions ever given to the public," and states that "hit daughter, after being O&UfOd to keep the room four months, with a severe, settled cough, accompanied by raising of blood, night sweats, and the attendant symptoms ol Consumption, commenced the use oi the 'CHERRY PECTORAL,' and nod completely recovered." THE RFMEDY THAT CURES. PobtlaND, .Mo., January 10, 1R47. Dr. Ayer: I have been long afflicted with Asthma which grew yearly worBe, until Ian autumn it brought on a coui,'ii winch cou lined me inmv chamber, arid heniui toa-umethe alarmim; ymn toms of Connumiitioii. I bad tried the beet advice and the beat medicine to no purpoic, until I used your CHERRY PECTORAL; whicli has cured me, and you may well believe me (iratelullv vours. .1. D. PHELPS. If then! is anv value in the judgment of the wise, who speak from experience, heie is a medicine wortny of the publie confidence.Prepared by J. (,'. Ayer, Chemist, Low. ,1, Massarhu etts. d. ROBERTS & CO., itruKginU, Wholesale Agenta, corner ol High and Broad streets, Columbus. augf- daw-lm " T WAS I THAT IHO IT." IX weeks since we again commenced retailing goods, and we 1 promised the public that we would put a stop to the snor mous prices which had hern impn-ed upon them. We flatter ourselvei that We have fullilleil that promise. Cotlee was then Ifi ceuu, now 10 Ui HM cents, and every thing ihg in pniportion. We again say to the Old Hunkers up street I doien, duvn, you havngot to come it or we will make you complain ol duller timea than you do now. We will make your stores a -solitude 'and your money krawera a 'desert waste.' We never retailed as many goods In the same length ot time aa in tin; last ten weka ; and il you want to avoid hard tiim-a, quit your extravagant habits, be industrious, live economically, and then you can afford to sell cheaper. But aa long as you pay such high renU, and live so ex-ti avngantly, you must sell your noods hinb. W have just received another splendid lot of new goods. Some beautilul Irish Poplina, an elegant article lor lUmtDCr dress-ea : n splendid assortment ol silk lace lor trimmou: vi-eti- dui Com Color, white and otraw Bonnet Rihbons. Air.. Ac., at 50 jer . Ol les . Ill nn up town pi tcei CARPETINO. Another splendid lot of Rrussel's Imperial three ply, and r, . : Carpeta just received. Also, a beautilul lot of (til Window Shade" some very elegant. LADIES' SHOES. A large assortment of real custom work, of the tinrst quality, better aiii cbonpe r than In any other store in ths rlty. mayJ4 dAw A. P. STONE At CO TO FAKAIERS. WE arc authorized to olfer for sale one ot the best farms in Franklin county, tituated lour milea north west ot Colum bus. font .il)init 215 acres IV) H"ies cleanil, the balam e i,iin cipally White Oak and Walnut timber. It fct situated on cod road, has good buildings, a good orchard, and is well Watered. It applied for soon, this farm will he sold extremely Ion-Enquire at the Ktal Kttate Ofce ol jyU dAw SMITH MILLS. iwolpNT EAGLE TRIPOLI. HIS is the beat article yet discovered for cleanlne and bur X nishing Gold, Silver. Copper, Steel. Tin. and all other metals alao, for pouihing Windav$, Sfimm, Qlaa H'nre, Mahogany and other furniture. 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WHERE appeals to be souiclhing in .ieal about this MtlllflWM 1 Altlioiigli it bus been but a short time einee it was introduceil here, every body is talking about its Wonderful ellects in curing all kinds ot Sores, Burns or Scalds, Sprains, Bruises, Stc; and, wo bare already beard of numerous caeca ol Itheumnf Inui, that have resisted all tho doctors.' prescriptions and rheumatic ipeclnca, that have been perfectly aired in a tew days by tho use ot this Liniment nlone. Even old chronic cases ol Rhi umntUm, that have affllotrtd persons for many tears, nnd cauted them in-dccribaiile sutt'ering. have found the MnatMlf Liniment to act like a ohaim in relieving the pain almost instttntly, and by using il a :-hotl time their clilieneil limbs aiul joints have become ss elastic as India Rubber, and, to iheirutter astonishment and great ji.j, v.,uiu i- ii jj ioiu uanee nne yonn iioys anu it ins, ana were, in tact, entirely on red. These are lacts that men ot your own neigh bors and acquaintances can testily lo With fofjH&fa of gratitude. yjiu ijcroiuiuiii mm evn ,in rem nil .-ores no. I (..oicers are heal. ed up with this Liniment in an incredibly abort time. A- d it U equally etncacious in healing up i ny sores or calls and scratches On horaea. It a said BO be ID infallible remedy for King-Botieg, SpHnta and Bpavlna, or any other haul or bony tumor on the huix V leet, legs, shoulders or hack. This of itself makes it of Ih calculable value to the owners ol heroes, livery stable keeper", or gentlemen of theturl. 'I bis really appears to be one oi the intrinsically pood thinen nl the RfB) and that lias no humbug about it. Every lamily should lb ap it constantly in the house, as accidents are liable to occur- when a bottle, ot the Mu-t'iiiL' Liniment, which coats on-ly twenty live centx, may save much pain and -.uttering, and sometime- area life Steamboats should always be supplied with it, as it is the best remedy over used tor scald.i, or burns, or any cut, wound or contusion. A man in Cincinnati had a Wen on the upper lid of his eye which had been growim; some six months, and was n large as a hazlenut, and looked triithllul. He used the Mustang Liniment three times a day, and in lour w.-cks it was entirely none I It takes oil Corns and Warn in tho name wny, without making them sore, and is the be-t remedy ever used lor Mosquito Bites or the Siimr of Bete, Wii-p, or other poleODOW IliaUPia, and ihe bites of Spiders, Snake and other rabid Hiitmals. The proof ot these assertions Is, to thy it, and you will not be disappointed NEW LABELS. In order to guard against Counterfeits, wo have had a New Label enjiraved, at a .-real exnense. and Pner nnd Ink tn an uiac lur ed expressly lor printing them. The paper for the labels on the bottles i of a delicate water blue color, and the ink of a light Amiier or nrotize color, very difficult to imitate. The out-side label on every doien. is printed on fine Chinese-red paper. Here, after all the genuine Mexican Mustang Liniment will have lhe label- hiiiI ih-11:00.; Mown in the bottle. The copy-nght is secured lor the Labels, Show-blllsand Pamphlets, wranned around eat h bottle. To counterfeit them, or use the name lor any other preparation, t !.:. and any inlringemi-nt upon the ritfhts guaranteed by the United States, will be prosecuted to the patent oi rne Law. IMPROVEMENT IN THE LINIMENT. The ti1 -t Lmimcnt nnt nn was of a dark color, snd hv looir standinc the ingredient would separate. By rectifyingtho Mexican Oil, and other chemical experiments, we have succeerlrd in getting a purer compound, ol a unilornt creamy consistence and color, and posseting all its otiginal Rtiiiiulating, southing and hcal nii properiie-i, in a more concentrated form. The Linim- nt hereafter will possess this uniform color and consistence, as wtr consider it has now arrived as near to H-rfection as it can r made and will give all who ne it lor any of the complaints lor which it Is recommended, entire Mtfc fact ion. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Every store shne.ld bn supplied with this valuable Liniment, as it pays a good proht and sells rapidly. CAUTION EXTRA 1 1 y Many will try to induce you to buy Nerve and Bone Lin Imeiif, or some other equally worthless trash, by saying it is just n good a the Muitani Liniment. But do not be deceived t Ask for this Liniment, and buy none other, and you will not be disappointed The name is blown on the bottle. y Price. 0 cents a bottle, with full directions In English and (iermsn. Z3f Principal Depot at BRACO St Mc LEAN'S Drug Store, corner Third and Market itreels, St. Louis, Mo. Druggists and C.iuntiy Merchants supplied on liberal terms. For sale wholesale nnd retail by E. FBF.RLT, Successor tn B. II. Meaktngs, Family Medicine Depot, tllsrh street. Where may he hnd Bull's Sar-iitmrilla. and all ihe popular family Medicine, Shoulder Braces, Tru-ses, Supporters, Ac. oc2IdJkw WANTED, VNUMBKR of tiaveling agents, to act in all parts of tho Stab! ot Ohio, to whom an opportunity will n uiven to make from one to ne dollars p-r day. w cording to capacity and activity. None neeil apply who cntibot Rive jeimm! ret'i nrc. Explanation and terms ran tie hnd on application to the editor ol the Journal in prou or by letter, pott paid. They must be energetic snd faithful men, who will co to work in earnest. It will be no objection if they areentiaged in other hmm'n not of the tame kind, which requires them to traTel, and mi tn;-ty with the jn-i.pl.. oc'21 dw rlM TRI E RELATION OF TIIE HEXEH. By J Ware, M V. i H KILE V CO HIMLLIANTLOTTKKIEH FOR NOVEMBER. J. W. MAURY St CO., Ma is ac Kiel. 'J4,7UH Oollnre! 19 Prlxee of 1,000 Dollnra! TICKETS ONLY TEN DOLLARS ! lIRt.INIA STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit of Monongalia f Academy, Clsss No. 122, for 1850, to be drawn at Alexandria, va., on Saturday, November 2d, ltfoO. SPLENDID SCHRMK. 1 pnzo of l ol $11,000, 1 of ti,000, I ot 4,000, 1 of ,-iv, ui ,',wu, jo Ol l.UUU, iVC., AC. Tickets I0 Halves $5 Quarters $HfiQ, Certilicate of pack- IlL'e ot '.'. Whole tickets ftl40- iln hnlr tilreta a?0- .In nrmrter tickets, 0X15,00. 10,000 Dollnra: 30,000 Dollnre ! 10,000 Dollnre! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERV. tr ti, I.. tit f M,o,nnuhn Acatlerny, Class No. 125, lor IB50, lo be drawn at Alexandria, Va , on Saturday, November 9th lt)50. 14 Drawn Numt'ers out of 78 I MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME. I ioT.1.- ,t ii. irm). i ofriodim r. i' innnn k it ti am imM 000, &e., Ac. ' ' 1 leketa nalv Sir. Ttuivj.uft7 -.ri mi ?irtv,ti. an . B7J. t.'ertilicates of packages of 2ti whole tickets, 1190; do. of halt ticket-, 81)0: do. of quarter tickets, 4750; do. of eiiibth ticket. $23 75 B .'LOOO Dollura ! V lilOINIA STATE LOTTERY, tor the boiiertt of Moimnoalla Academy, Class & for 1650, to bo drawn at Alexandria, Vn., on Saiurday, the lou oi November, 1B50. no niimber lottery 18 drawn ballots OMAN I SCHEME. 1 nrize ol 35.000. I of 1-jiHiO. 1 oi tinoo. i of :toou. i of :i,i)'Hi, 1 of 2,400, 10 ot 1.000. 10 of 500, Stc. nuKeta iu HhIVob 9 5,00 Quartera 2 50. Cortitlcatea ot pnekiit,'e9 ol 22 whole tickets, 100 ; du. of half tickets, t50 1 do. ut cpmrter tickets, 996, SPLENDID LOTTERY 1 Cupllnl Prize KO,000 Dollnra! TICKETS ONLY TWENTY DOLLARS I VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit of Monongalia vuu iitji, umh u, ior jciu, to ue urawn nr Aie.xaiiiiriu, va , on Hiiturduy, Nuvenibcr 23d, IS50. 75 Number Lottery 12 drawn ballots! niULMANT qeitk-Mif 1 splendid prize of t'0,000, 1 ot 40,000, 1 of 20,000, 1 of IL- luo. i ui iu,uw, 1.) oi L'.jw, L'O OI JLUUU )iO ot L0UU .'iU ol l.VUU, 100 ol 1,000, 4c, Scv,., Stc, Whole Ticketa S.0 Halves $10 Cluartera 85 Eighths $2 50. Certdicates of packages of 25 whole tickets, $200 ; do. hall tickets, $i:i0 ; do. quarter tickets, $05 ; do. . Ifhtfa tickets, $;12,50. 10,000 Oollnra! $2tM'0o! 15.0001 50 of fil.OOOt VIR(ilNIA STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit of Monongalia nwsuj, "-rnsa i-w, io' looo, to De (lenwii at Aiexanaria, va., on aaiuroay, tne iiotn ot Kovember, JtJ.ri0. 78 number lottery 13 drawn ballots. SFLKNDID SCHEME. 1 prize of $10,000, 1 of 20.000, 1 of 15 000, 1 of 8,000, 1 of 5,-000, 1 of 3 812, 50 prizes ot 1,000. 50 of 500, Ac. Tickets $10 halves $5 quirters $2,50 Certificates of pack, apes ot whole ticketa, 130; do. of half tickets, (35; do. of quar ter tickets, 32,50. Orders for Tickets and shares ond Certificates of packages in the abovn Splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt Attention, nnd an otheial uecount of encli drawing sent immediately inn: ii ia over iu uu wno oraer Hum us. Addrens j. St C. MAURY, Asenfs, oc24 Alexandria, Virginia STEAM BNGINBt FOR HALE. riHE STEAM ENOINE now used by Hall, Case & Co.. Is for I mile, being too small lor their purpose. It is in excellent or der, ol forty bona power, made by (ireenwood A. Co., of Cincinnati. Any ptTnon wiabln to purchase, on see tiie engine in op er.itioii nt tOB manufactory of the ahovenatned irentlenien, or by application to the underniiied, when1 terms will benuide known. AMUOS A: LENNOX, jyl.r-d&wtf Eajtle Foundry VACANT LOTS IN West Jefferson, Franklin county, lor fnlo or exchange, on Inirterms, by SMITH St MILLS, Bep'JO-dAiw Real Estate Agents. tlH.AM CONKLINO. WILLIAM W001. ALKBRD WOOD. CONKLINU, WOOli cV CO., MANUrACTUHEHS OF PURE WHITE LEA D, IN OIL. PARIS WHITE No. I, DO. Do. DRV WHITE LEAP. Ht:n LEAD, LITBAMI) PUTTT, WHIT1NO, 1 FIRE DIUF.n,' PARIS (1REBN, CHHOMF. YELLOW, CHROME OREEN. CHROME RED, CHINESE BLUE, L0IL Afl3URTED COL'n FAINTS, IN CIDER VINEOAR. VS' V hnvo uilnpttfd the most approved method, as practised by Vt the Eastern Manufacturers, in manufacturing While Lend, and will warrant it Mftal to any made in the United States. We war rant the quality of each article we manufacture to be as good as caii be procured, and to givo entire SBtistaction. Ottered ntthe lowest prices on uaual time, or discount for Cash. CAHII FOR FLAX SEED. Any quantity ot CASTOR BEANH wanted. We will supply Farmers with Castor lleans lor seed, and then contract to take hem at market price annually, CONKLINO, WOOD & CO. Cincinnati, December 2H, 1811'. dawly PROTECTION! I 'MIE underaigued have been appointed Agents lor the sale of M Lirri.vcoTT St Baku's celebrated FIRE PROOF SAFES, and are now jircpured to receive orders for the same. These Sates are mauulai tiin d at i'lttsburgh, Pa., and, as will be seen by the oeitUkmta annexed, are what they purport to be Fihk I'hook. Would be; pleased to have ail persons, willing to purchase, to call and examine one wt; have now in uso at our othce, at the head ol the Canal. HUTTLES, COM STOCK St CO. "On Tuesday afternoon, July 23. IMS, tho undersigued were called upon by Messrs. LippencottvV Uarrto witnesaanhonestand tair tn of one ot their Phcomx Sales. The furnace being prepar-id, tin- Safe wat placed inside thereof, with books, papers and BOOM money When the door of the tfat'cwnseloseti.the fire kindled nt a quarter before two o'clock, and in a hort time the Sale wai red hot, and continued until hull past six o'clock, Iteing about four and a half hour, when the cotiimiitee expressed their satisfaction that the time occupied with euch heat wan flutheient. The furnace was then pulled down, suit? coolid, and the door opened the books, papers and money sate. The bent was so great as to melt Off the hriiss mounting. We, theretore, take pleasure in recommending these Sales to the public, as being, in ourjudg. ment, entirely lire-proof. JARV1S St TllABUE, NOCK St RAWSON, CORNWALL St HKOTHER, I1RANNON St THATCHER. BENEDICT CARTER, ISAAC CRONUN. "lam iugagro in the foundry bin-mess, and know something bout furnaces and heat. I witnessed die burning of the above Safe, and can freely say there was no humbug about It, and with pleasure recommend them to the public as being, in my opinion, entirely tire-prooL WM. IvAY." Columbus. July 20, l,- w GENTLEMEN! I HAVE received n large addition to my stock ol cravats, including some very handsome Scarfs. Also, ru b Ve-iinus. among them a few patterns of embroidered white Bilk, for Party Vests. White, black n'l eoloreil kid, heaver driving and dress Gloves ; Hosiery of varioua kinds, Shirts, Cellars, &c. Call In and tke a look at them. P. T. SNOWDEN. FALL AND WINTER tiOODH. J UST RECEIVED, at the old stanrl, corner of Broad and High streets, a larue and tull aortnieiit ot DRY (iOODS. coubis. ling of Brbod Cloths, Casinierea, Caflinetts, Tweeds, Jeans, Lin- sera, r outness, I'lauts, Orfl and Carolina Ladiei' Dress Good, nIhm, i'ojiliny, C .shineres, De Lalnes, Thibet mid Lyonese Cloth, AlpSMMML Qffigbanu, Calicoes, &e. Alee), Bonnets, Hats. Cane. Hoots. BhaM. kc all the kinds of goods suitable to the town and country trade, all ot which ho is iiererminea io sell us cheap as any other merchant in the city. Cull and see before you part with our money. eepia-d:)m I. II. TAFT I J M.H HUNT. The Autobiography ot Leigh Hunt, with k-J ReiuinUo nces of Friends and Contemporaries. In 2 vols. .iu -t reci ived and it r sate by aug-'O I. N. WHITING St HUNTINGTON. Boarding House! ONE OR TWO FAMILIES, or six or eight SINGLE GENTLE MEN, can find eood and pleasant rooms at OH-OOI' HOARDING HOUSE, in the Eight Buildings, fourth house trom tin- head of the Block. Tabic supplied with the best the Market affords. sep'J0-tt C'HKAP, CHEAPER, CHEAP EHT ! Wc have tor sale a new brick house aud lot on east Oak street a desirable plae pleasantly situated, convenient, ( bean, and on . nsv terms SMITH A Mil LS. ep4 H,.i Estate Agents. A FARM FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. U E have 100 acres of the best land in Midisun county 90acres of which are in a high ftab; of eultivatiln. and the residue, 00 acres, are Well limoered and all under good fence. This land U hrpunde.i north by West Jefferson and east by Little Darby, wnicn. tot-ether wan several springs, attords an abundance of living water the year round. The improvements consist of a two story hewed log house and log barn, with a never falling spring at the door, and a tfoiMi orchard of choice fruit. Person- wishing to pun-hate a de-irable Farm, pleassntly situ-ated, on the National Road and Railroads, with the advantxges of good sehools and churches, would do well to call immediately on tbo subscribers, as they ure prepared to offer a bargain. Inquire of BAKER St ARMSTKONG. Wfl Real Lsttte Brokers. FOR HALF. A SMALL Farm of 60 acres, situated within 3 miles of West Jetterton, Mndlson county, IS acres ol which are timbered, tho balance iroprod and all under fence. This Farm is offered for sale cheap and on good lrms, or will exchansc lor Improved city property. Inquire of o-23 BAKER & ARMSTRONG. PETTICOAT GOVERNMENT i NEW and sterling novel from the pen of Mrs. Trnllope. au- thor of the hVlug.-e in America. Pans and the Pari -dan, Ac, Sic. Price 25 cent". Jut receired and for sale at the bookte,re 'l oc2f I. N WHITING Sl HUNTINGTON. A CHANCE FOB SMALL CAPITAL! WE have for sl a NEAT LITTLE COTTASE "F.-iDENCE contiuntna a narlor, s (tin room, thrt- TTSlW j a ; TTT Kd rooms and kitchen, nicely finished, with necessary rtip-bo araSj clowts. Sic. There is bJm on the premises a good Well or Wate, Milk House, Smoke House and V ood-shed. Thn house located on Rich street, between Fourth and Fifth street, and -TMiveniently situated for a man of buhv!, SMITH 4 MILL?, ck-26 Rest Et-t- AenU f O-STA fin" G.ilil Pi-n and t'. ncil The finder will he .uita- Li lily rewarded hy leaving it at the Journal ortice jOrUH. JIOlRMSli ;ooi. BOMRAZIRE?. Poplins. Alpaccaa. Omghams. DeLaine. Men. nos and other mourning dre.. goods. Also, mourning drees goods generally J rut opened by H. COWLES CO. Elevator copy. oelO 0,J, DK JACOB TOH'VsKMt, I He original ducovtrer of the Genuine Toynuend SarwapaHUa. OLD I ir. Towusend Is now about 70 years of age, nnd has long boon knuwnasthe Author urn) h' , ,.i ,l. r :,.,.,..,. Original "Townsend Sarsaparilla." Being poor, he was compel led to limit it manufacture, by which mean it has ben kept out ot market, and tho sales circumKribed to those only who had K.r.,-u i worm, hiiu anown its value, it hail reached Uieeari ol many, nevertheless, as those persons who had been healed ot sore diseases, and saved irorn death, proclaimed its wonderful cures; it relaxes strictures and tightness, removes all atotructiona and invigorates the entire nervous system. Is not this then the Medicine you prc-cmjueutly noedl But can any of these things be said of H. P. Towneend'e inferior article I This young man's liquid is not to be compared with the old Doctor's, because of one grand fact that thu one ii incapable ol deterioration, and never spoils, while the other does : souring, fameanW. and biowine the bottles containinir it into fraifuienta : the sour, acid liquid exploding, and damaging other goods I Must not thb horrible coiunound be noisonous to tne svstem f What I put acid into a system already diseased with acid f What causes Dispepsia hut acid 1 Do wo not all know that when food soure in our stomachs, what mischief it produces ) Hatulenco, heart-hum, palpitadon ot the heart, liver complaint, diarrheas, dysentery, colic, and corruption of the blood! What is Serolula but an acid humor in the body 1 What produces all the buinora which bring on Eruptions of the Skin, Scald Head, Salt Rh' um, Erysipelas, White Swellings, Fever Sores, and all ulceration n-lernul and external ? It is nothing under heaven but an acid - .ib- sumce, wuien sourf, aim tnus spoils an the nuias ui tne no more or less. Whbt causes Rhoumatltin but a sour and acid fluid which inhiniuitex ifelt between the joints and elsewhere, Irritating imd intlaming the delicate tissues upon which it act t So ot nervous diseases, of impurity of the blood, of deranged circulation, and nearly all the ailments which atfliet human nature . Now Is it not horrible to make and sell, and infinitely worse to use this Souring, F-rmentlng, Acid "Compound of S. P. Towna-end, and yet he would fain have it understood that Old Dr. Jacob Townscd 8 Genuine Original Sarsaparilla, is an Imitation of nil nlerior preparation 1 1 Heaven forbid that we should deal in an article which would bear the most distant resemblance to S. P. Towuscnd's article I Wc wish it understood, because It is the absolute truth, that 8. P. Townsend'B article and Old Dr. Jacob Townsend's Sarsaparilla are heaven-wide apart, and infinitely dissimilar; that they areun like In every particular, having not one single thing in common. Ab S. P. Towusend is no doctor, and never was, is no chemist, no pharma :utiut knows no more of medicine or disease thin any other e niuon. unscientific, unprofessional man, what guarantee can th public have that they are receiving a genuine scientific medicin containing all the virtues of the articles used In preparing it, and which aro incapable of changes which might render them t o Agents of Disease instead of health f Since the ab ve was put in type the following fact has come to our knowledge which is truly tyled The Triumph of Justice The War Ended! S. P Totontcnd abandoned the JUldOld Dr. Jacob Towniendvin-dicated by the People S. P. Townsend has at last given up the manufacture of any more Sarsaparilla, having disposed of In - business to some strangers. Thus bis claims to Originality and other pretensions fall to the ground. He voluntarily abandons them, In thus evading the issue before the public, by disposing of bis trade. The fact that he was no physician, no chemist, the occupation of whose life was a worker on Railroads, canals, chopping wood, aw log", dock sticks, Sic, Sic. The fact, also, that his article became notorious for its Souring, Fermenting and Bursting the Bottles, thereby deceiving and injuring the sick, and destroying goods, demonstrates beyond all doubt the fallacy of his pretensions, ana the baseless fabric ot his claims. Hereafter it Is to be sent out to the people by some Strangers, yet hearing the name of S. P. Townsend. Wc have been informed that theBe Strangers intend to print on the labels the name of some Chemist, in order to redeem, if pos-slble its had character of Souring and Fermenting. Let the people fully understand that no Revamping, no new notching, no prefixing of Chemist's names or any other folly will redeem S. P. 1'owiiBend'B souring compound from public odium, unless it Is made entirely different from its present character , and il they do this, it will become another article of Sarsaparilla, and they might aa well give it another name first as last it should then bo called the "Stranger's Sarsaparilla," and not S I'. Townend's. But If there is no alteration, the people may still expect the same old Souring, Fermenting, Root Beer stuff. We have hit it a duty to inform the public of the true position oi this matter, that Old Doctor Jacob Townsend's Sarsaparilln may not be confounded with this souring article. In conclusion we would remark that some months aso 8. P. Townsend left his old stand in Fulton st., a tim rate store, and sat himself down only a few dours below us, m Naussau St., the motives and objects ot which we leave others to judge. We understand these Strangers, who have taken up 8. P.'s business, intend to remain there. Such conduct needs no comment We shall move from Nassau street in the Snrinir. and we will then see if these Strangers follow us as S. P. did. Uepot lor the Uld Doctor e Sarsapurilla is now iuy, Nassau it THOMPSON, 3K1LLMAN St CO., Proprietors. Principal office lor the WeatPin States, Vine st., M door above 4th, Cincinnati. G. W. CARIIOUN, Oeneral Agent, to whom all ordersor applications for agencies must be addressed. This Sarsaparilla can be found st the principal Drug Stores bn the State, and is advertised in most of the coun'ry papers. In lit every county there Ib some one authorized to establish suO- swencies ft);- the county in which he resides, and the sumo can ba ascertained by reference to the county 'ti'MTirr Hi Ihe eoutitv oaoers. For sale in Columbus by DENIU St HARRY, Agents for Frank- lin county. Also, by Hknrt Long, Oroveport. teb26.diwly NEW JEWELRY KsTALISHMENT. BROWN St BUCK. THE undersigned have formed a partnership with this title, and taken the room formerly occupied Dy C. R King as a fancy store, a lewdoors south ot the American Hotel, and nearly otmosite the Exchange Hunk, wham they have opened n new assortment of WaltNIMj Jewelry, silver nnd Plntcd Ware, Gold FVti"), ectnrlea ot every description, to suit all eyes. And all kinds of FANCY GOODS usually kept in their line. We invite all to call and look at our stock, we will be pleased to show our goods whether they wish to purchase or not. Watchee and clocks repaired in the best manner and warranted for one year. From their experience in the buBinessthey hope to be abbs to givesatiBlactitin to all who may favor them with their patronage. J. H. BROWN, mny2.'l 8. BUCK. A FARM FOR HALE. WE are authorised to sell a splendid Farm of 106 acres, situated nine milcB north of Columbus, on the State road to Cleveland, on which there ifl a new Frame House, with other con-renlencea, Fifty-live acres of the above land Is in a high state of cultivation, and the balance well thnbeied with blue asn, walnut, su-ar and beech. This Farm .is well wntered, being bounded on the east by Aluin creek. Persons wishing to purchases good (arts, would do well to call on the subscribers. julyJb' BAKER &- ARMSTRONG. A STOCK FARM FOR HALE. JCtll ACRES ol Land in Fulton county, Indiana, situated on I the Stute Ruad leading from Logausportto Michigan, anu I Uun 13 miles of the former place, 300 acres of which U prane a. ak openings, the residue well timbered, principally oak, with BvnM sugnr and hickory trees. This Land i- well calculated lor a Brnatnf farm, having an abundance of living water theyenr round, and will be sold atabargain, orwl'iexchsngefor improved city property r land In the vicinity of Columbus. Enquire of (July20j BAKER A ARMSTRONG. -osTON CHrRNg( ' WE have just received a lew thermometer churnB. Alo, the justly celebrated Boston cylinder churns, the most universally used of any chum In Yankeedotn. If you wan tne genuine, cull at wo. lbi, lllgn street. GKRE, ABBOTT 4 CO., Sign ol the Gilt Padlock. jy3 FRENCH PAPER IIAMilNGH. 4 CAPE of very choice patterns ol Embossed Gold papers, for mm. parlors, una noroersio mairn. ai At the new BookBtoie. auglO J. IL RILEY St CO 8EBURBAN LAND FOR HALE. I WOULD sell the piece o ground containing about 4'2 acres, (on the Worthington I'lankroad, about one mile from the Rallrond Depot) conveyed to me by Dr. Ezra Bliss, and known a a part of the old Starr Farm. Applications for terms, addressed, po t paid, to me st Adrian , Michigan, will receive immediate attention. (sep-dtf ) J. W. SCOTT. GENTLEMEN i ALL at P. T. SNOWDEN'S, and examine his stock of CrtvaU, v- Scarfs, Gloves, 4c, Ac., before purchasing elsewhere. The assortment its now complete, and will be found to embiace every desirable etyle. sept26 CITY TRADE. rilHE attention of the Ladies is respectfully invited to the ele-I gant stock of Dress Silks, Cashmeres, All-Wool Delaines, Shawls, Brarfe, Embroideries, Rihbons, Laces.Ac. Vc, now being received nnd opened by P. T. SNOWDEN, No. 4, Odeon Building. His stock of Dress Silks, alone, will richly repay an yvw wise pleasure in suowmg our oqoos in en who may favor us with a call. eptfifl TO LANDLORDS! PERSONS having house to rent or lease can And good and ready tenants by calling at our office. There Is hardly a day passes but we have calls for houses that we cannot supply. SMITH St MlfXs, sep20-d Real Estate Agents NEW WORK ON AStIroNOM LOOM!.-" ASTRONOMY. The recent progress of Astronomy, espeeialiy in the United States, by E. Loomis, Professor In the University of New York 1 vol. 12mo. For sale by sej19 L N. WHITING St HUNTINGTON- FOR HALE. A SMALL FRAME HOUSE, with l lol, attuited n tin: corner of Mound aorl .-iijeth streets. This prop-rty can he purchased rheap. and on easy terms. eof sepl9) BAKtll It AHMSTRONO ( A PITA I, IMVKHslTV-eoiOIENCKMENT. ' O II K (irammar Sehoolof Capital University will tie re-opi ned In I the building formerly nreupli d by the City Hish School, on Town street on Thursday, the 12th Inst. It is expected to or Kanize College classes immediately. All who desire to attend should do so at the beginning nt the term. WM M. REYNOLDS, IIENUY 9TANRERV, SAM I. M. RMIT11, GEliMiK M PAKSONS, C. MACIIOI.D, LEWIrl HFYL. sep Ex. Com. of the BWd of Trustees. It ISTORY OP DARIl'8 THBOREATi by Jacob I 1 Abliott With engraring'. Just received and for ssle by auaSn I. W. WHITIKIi At HLNTIHOTON. F(ll SAI.K. 24 on" acre Lota situated a short distance north ot the Hailroad Demit Pome of which tront oa the Wor-thlnrt'rti Plank Road. This ground Is pjeaaantly situsted and ll wt-1! i-al- itlated for private residences. T. rms ea.y. Fnquirc of RAKFH A ARMfTROrio, sep2C Real K'tap- H.d Quarters. A DESIRABLE SMALL FARM FOR SALE. wt: are authorized In sen a -MA t.l. tAKM.i tsining 45 acre.. T ot which art- imrrov. il, nth s afwt - ith 1 1 Frame Ciittare House, enod .tablinc. tiirethi-r aith- fniit and .hrubb. ry. and all othei neceaeary Axrcres. Enquir. of srpl) BAREH at ARMSTRONG. MMM. WE have at length received this celebrated medicine, sod now otler it lor ale (oo dw KILBOI RNE k JONES ''JJ li'iBL ESmii tuoura of