Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1850-12-04

              VOLUME XIV. COLUMBUS, WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 4, 1850. NUMBER 126. l, PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY OOTT It BABCOM. QVVlCV. BOtiTK-lAJT OOBlfaa 0 MIOH IT. AND icum ALLIY. T K If M M I a v ii r lubl y In irfrurf. The Dairy, porsotisln Columbus, par year " fin oy niui i m ui uotumuur, during the teuton, Mid Trl-Weekly balance I 1)0 of j carta Columbus II y mall The Tri-Weekly by mall Weekly In Colnmbaa Out ol the city: by mall, single To clubs nt four and upwards To clubs ol Uin and upwardi, to one addniH. . . Dally, loo .. 5 00 .. 4 00 .. 3 00 ..900 1 B0 .. 1 95 1 00 .. 9 00 1 00 80 40 Weekly, sfngU To clubs ut five and upwards . Irt-wivBiy Adrertlalntf. The following rates and rulet of advertising hare been agreed upon between the proprietors of the Ohio Statesman snd the Ohio State Journal, to be observed. In all caaee, after this date. July Daily Paper. 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Deaths Inserted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral invitations, or obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to be paid tor. Regular advertisers, mid all others aending communications or requiring notices, desiring to call attention to fairs, soirees, concerts, ur any public entertainments where charges are made for admittance all notices of private associations every notice designed to call attention to private enterprises, calculated or intended to promote Individual Interest, can only be Inserted with the understanding that the same Is to be paid for. If intended to be inserted in the editorial column, the same will be charged at the rate ol not less than 90 cents per line, and then only when accompanied by an advertisement All leaded advertisements to be charged not leas than double the bove rntos, and measured as If solid. Advertisements on the inside exclusively, to be charged at the rate of 50 per cent in advance on the above rates. Attorney i will be holden for the price of Inserting advertisements brought In by thorn. om ,880, 9 Counting House Almanac for 1850 " JAMOAHY. H T. w t. r. . .. 1 2 3 "4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 IS 13 M 15 1C 17 18 19 .20 SI 411 23 24 25 26 :27282i303l.... FEBBPABT. b.m. T.fwJ T. r.a. 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 111 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 211 21 22 23 ;4j25JM sl... MARCH. t. h Jw t. rji. 1 IS 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IS II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2li 27 28 2 9 30 H-l-l'-M-l- Aran.. iijii ii. vTvT :7TT 2 "3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 IS 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28g!l 311 .. MAT. $. m.t. wt. f.s. 12 3 4 15 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 IB 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 SS ST IS SS SS SUj; j.m. t. w t. t. a. !.". 1 2"34 5 6l 7 8 9 10 11 12 13. 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29303l...... AOOOST. r t. w t. r'l a. IS 4 5 6 7 8 9 10' 11 12 13 14 15 16 17' 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 252fi2728293031; 8EPTEMJEB, 1 a M. T. w' i. r. a". 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 !29 30 j OCTOBER, a.M.l T. wpT r. a. i.. .. 1 2 3 4 5, 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 272829)303l.... HOVEMBEB. a. M. T. w T. r. a. i a j3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 IS 13 14 IS 1G 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 DECEMBER a- M T- w T- 'l 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2(i 27 28 29 30 31 1 JUNE a M. I t.w T. I. 3 4 5 6 10 II 12 13 17 18 19 20 24 2.r 20 27 si -;- H. M. WARE, ATTOftNa-Y AT LAW. COLUXICS, OHIO, WILL attend promptly to all business in the various branches ot the law that may be entrusted to his care. Office In Nell's New Building, Isnme-liately north ol the Nell House. Columbus, July 8, 1830. J8 6m UmH 0A1O.0WAT. KMKUr f. 9AQ. GALLOWAY eV PAGE. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. WE will practice law, as partners, in the Courts ol Franklin and adjoining counties, and in the Circuit and District V. S. Courts. Office In Piatt's new building, opposite State House, mayfitf W. A. NEIL, Ain.met at I.rw nnd Solicitor im haneer. fffOm with Wm. Dennison Jr., No. S, Neil's Exchange, oppo site Secretary ol State's omce. aeci aiy A. B. BUTTLES, Attorney end Counsellor sit Lstw, Colsnnbae, Ohio. Office, No. 'J, Nell's Exchange, opposite Secretary of State's office. Jytf . WALTER THRALL, Attorney aad Caanaeller at Law, Columbus , Ohio. ALSO, a Commissioner to take the Acknowledgment of Deeds for the State of New York, fr office on High st, between Town and Rich. ocBM LVCIAM BUTTLBJI. THVO. COBJBTOCK. OIO O. COSfBTOCS: BUTTLES, COM STOCK & CO., (Successors to B. Corns tock, A Co.,) FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Lard Ol) Manufacturers, and dealers in Salt, Plaster, Flsb aad Lumber. Head of the Canal, Columbus, Ohio. pjy Liberal advances made on consignments. mart j. RIDOWAY sic CO.'S Iron Foundry, Broad street. Dear the Bridge, Colam-baa, Ohio. Stoves of all kinds, and egreet variety of Castings, always on hand. octl,'41 1)11. HIIBBKT THOMPSONS OFVICE. N O. 4, N.U'a KirkuaDfe, offoMc th. SuMrJ of IMTl I. N. WHITINCJ AY HUNTINGTON. B OOM FLLEHS and Stationers, neat door to the Clinton Bank, High street, Columbna, unio. A large assortment ot hooks Stationery always on hand. wat. sua Bar a c. lillky SBIBERT A LILLET, DOOK-BINDERS, High street, opposite the PubUc Offices, Co D lumbus. augyf.. 4S REMOVAL. DR. MARIS'S OFFICE, corner of Rich and Third streets, ad joining his residence, and opposite the First Baptist Church decll-dtf (1RRR. ARROTT sV CO.. rkEALERSln Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, Nails Glass. House MJ Builders' materials. Farmina and Mechanical Tools, Mill tar? Ooods, Ac, Ae No. 11 High street, sign of the Gilt Padlock IOH W BAKKK. SOIIST ABKtBTBOItO. BAKER sic ARMSTRONG, EAL ESTATE BROKERS and GENERAL LAND AGENTS Office, South room, Lachange Bank Building. Columbus, O LDRIDOK aV MARTIN, DRAPERS AMD TAILORS, qTlts sf st, 1st seer sera of Tesra, opprniu Uu U- S Houi i RE prepared to eaemte all orders tn their line of business, in a. tbe neatest and most fashionable style. juairn r.Luniuur,, A L. MARTIN aplfi-dtf BAIN aV HORTON, IBON MONGERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE, Iron, Nails, Springs, Axles, -ash. Glass and House Trimmings Also, dealers In Tin Piste, Sheet Iron. Copper, and every variety of Tictnan's stock. Sign of the Back Saw, 63 High street CHARLES A BAIN, snayl5-dtt JAMES M. HORTON a. s. cenrwA a, g Toartmsors URurFRs tint ris is nsnniirr mi: id rta t sad aecoaats sf George Gere A Co, are i ney must ds OTT A CO OERE. ABBOT none, jmy 3, OIOkOI bs tst a v rrw IOR AND BANNER PAINTER, SI UN IIE i u:i It, TEACL!ER ol vocal and Instrumental music, respect fully luform the public that sue la prepared to give les-sons on thti Piano Forte and Guitar. TIiomj favoring her with her patronage may rely upon too atricteal attention being paid to their musical instruction. Mrs. do P. will also give leaaona In enamel painting, apecimcna of which may be examined at Measrs. Whiting A Huntington and J. II. Riley 4t Co.'s Rook .Stores, and at the Messrs. Reeds' Music Store. aurxaxKCis. Rev. Mr. Hitchcock, Messrs. Whiting A Huntington, Hon. J. O. Miller, M. R. Bsteham. For farther particulars inquire or Meaars. Reeda, at their Mu-c Rtore. sep23-dfim A MED- DK UKO J. SAO H HE, N EUROPEAN GRADUATE, having now completed twenty-two years experience In in- profession, (the last eleven and r hall years at Lancas'cr. Fairfield county. Ohio,) has decided to continue practising hia profession In all lu department in thla city, and may to found at all hours (except when professionally engaged) at hla office southweat corner of High Hnd Friend streets, i Ight over the atore of Measra. Stage: .v Fauna, or at his residence on Front alrcet, at the late residence of i,M Brown, deceased. Columbus, Oct 99, IBSO-dUm. JAMES BKATTV. A. TRO WBHIDOK. JOHN LIOOXTT. DUDLEY HALL. BEATTY, LIGGETT &. CO., GENERAL COSfSIIHHION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT, NEW ORLEANS. Ul would respectfully inform you that we have opened in this " City a house for the transaction or a general ConiinlsNlon and Forwarding; BualDeae. All property consigned to us will meet with prompt attention. Liberal advancea wnl be made on shipments of produce to ua by Lioorrr a Hall, Oacmnn-ti, who will forward property consigned to us free of charge for reahipplng. Mr. 1 .1 eel rett will reside tu New Orleans, and give hia attention to the selling and purchasing department of the house. JOHN D. M'CRBAKY, PRINTING INK MANUFACTURER, No. 331 and 333 Ntanton Street, N. .. DEPOT, NO. 5 SPRUCE ST., WOULD call the attention of Printers to his improved Print log inks, of various kinds and colors, at the following pri ces per pound : Kxtra Fine Jet Black, for Card and Wood Cuts til 00 and 3 00 Fine Book Ink 0 75 " 1 00 Book lok o 40 " 0 50 News Ink 0 IS, 0 20 " 0 S5 Fine Red Ink 0 75,1 00,1 50 " 3 00 Blue, Yellow, Green and White 0 75, 1 00 " 1 50 Oold Size, at (2 per lb., and Bronze at 30, 75c and $1 per oz., Carmine 93 per oz. For sale by the following agents Whiting a Huntington, Columbus; K. Morgan . Co., Cincin-nati; A. a. dHudiurd, Cleveland j A. W. Pcrley, Zaneaville; W. H. Mills, dundusky ; Samuel Knepper, Wooator; B. B. l.ippitt, Mt. Vernon; J. Cromie, Louisville, Ky. sepSl-dliin F. C. IBISIONB. L. B. HAKHIB. P. Ot SE8HIONM A 0.. WHOLK9ALK AND IITAIL DIAL I II 3 IN DRY GOODS, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Capa, Straw Goods, dec. Four doors south of the American, Columbus. ocl8 Hardware (iEUE, ABBOTT A CO., Sign of the Ullt tdlock. No. 161 High street, HAVE now in store and lit fransita trom the east, a very large stock of hardware, cutlery, houso building materiala, farming and mechanical tools. We have long been anxious to meet our customers an low prices, wn have now the ability to do ao. Our gooda were bought for cash and we can and will aell to prompt paying purchasers upon as gond terms, if not a little better, than any other establishment In tills vicinity. June7 Q EKE, ABBOTT at CO JOSBTH W. SMITH. SAHUBL H. BILLS. SMITH cV MILLS, ATTORNEYS AND COUNdKLOUS AT LAW, Kenl Battue Agents, Surveyors) and Notnrlee Public, HIBH 3TSIS1, HIM .1l '. OHIO, A1TEND to the practice of their profession, obtaining pensions, selling and leasing real estate, surveying and dividing lands, collection of claims, examination of land titles, a e , dtc., ice. IPBRINCIS: Swan st Andrews, Columbua, O. Alfred Avery, New York City. Wm. Miltord, Cleveland, O. Tweed, Silley Sl Wright, Ctn'ti. J. A W. Flnnay, St Louia, Mo. Geo.T. Williamaon, Cincinnati. jossph h miLcrj Joseph sullivant 1 H. RILEY & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONElt, AND Dealers in Paper Hangings, Borders, Window Shades, Window Cornices and fancy goods, respectfully ulve notice mat iney nave receivea a very extensive ussunrncni bsj one gooo to wmcn tne aiienuon 01 tue puouc is invnea. no JOBIPH LIPpHNCOTT. WM. C. BA. LIPPENCOTT A H A It It , uanufactubers or phoinijc pibk proof safes, Stcvnd Strtet, bttwitn Wood and SmitJitld Strttti. ON Tuesday afternoon, July 33, igajg, the undersigned were called upon by Messrs. Lippencott Sl Barr tu witness an honest and fair test of one of their Phoenix Safes. The furnace being prepared, the Safe was placed inside thereof with books, papers and some money ; when tbe door ul the Safe was closed and the Are kindled at a quarter past S o'clock, and in a short time the Sale was red hot, and continued until hall past six o'clock, being about four and a hall hours, when the committee expressed their satisfaction that the time occupied with such heat was sufficient. The furnace was then pulled down, Bees cooled, and the door opened the books, papers and money safe. The beat was so great as to melt otf the brass mountings. We. therefore, take pleasure in recommending these Sales to the public as being, in our judgment, entirely hrc-proo. JARVIB A TRABUE, NOCK A RAWSON, CORNWAL & BROTHER, BRANNON Si THATCHER, BENEDICT CARTER, ISAAC CRONUN. I .Ull CtlgSgCU lu ili. 1 I' ksshsM ' an.w -nothing about lurnaccs and heat. I witnessed the burning of ibe above Safo, and can freely say there wm no humbug about it, and with pleasure recommend tbem to the public as belnir, in my opinion, entirely tire-proof. WM. KAY. Messrs Butties, C'ouutock Sl Co, are our agents for the above Safes, where a sample can bescen, and also at the office ot the Ohio State Journal. LIPPINCOTT Si BARR NEW JEWELRY KSTALISHMENT. BROWN 4l BUCK. & THE undersigned have formed a partnership with this title, and taken the room formerly occupied by C. R King as a fancy store, a few doors soutn ol the American Hotel, and nearly opposite the Exchange hank, where they have opened a new assortment of Watches, Jewelry Sllrer and Plated Ware, Gold Peas, Spectacles ol every description, to suit all eyes. And all kinds of FANCY GOODS usuully 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. Watchea and clocks repaired in the best manner and warranted for one year. From their experience in tbe business they hope to be able to give satisfaction to all who may favor them with their patronage. J. H. BROWN, mayfi3 S. BUCK. CAPITAL UNIVERSITY - COMMENCEMENT. f I ' I K Grammar School of Capital University will be re-opened in 1- the building formerly occupied by the City High School, on Town street, on Thursday, the 12th inst. it Is expected to or ganize College classes immediately- All who desire to attend should do so at the beginning ol the term. WM. M. REYNOLDS, HENRY STANBERY, SAM'L M. SMITH, GEORGE M PARSONS, O. MACHOLD, LEWIS HEYL, sepV Ex Com. of the Board of Trustees ROARDINC1 HOUSE. flXI OR TWO FAMILIES, or six or eight SINGLE GENTLE ' MEN, can find good and pleasant rooms at OSC.OOD' BOARDINU HOUSE, in the Eight Buildings, fourth house Irom the head of the Block. Table supplied with the best the Market affords. sepOO-tt a. B. wmtiAtJOH. wn. r wkkeleii. WOMB AUG II Ac WHEELER, ATTOBNEYS AT LAW. WILL practice as partners In Franklin and the adjoining counties. Prompt attention will be given to the adjustment and collection of claims of large or tmall amounts. Wa. F. Whbkler, .Votary Public, will take depositions, acknowledgments of deeds, Ac. Office In Neil's New Building, north of the Neil House-Columbus, June 24, 1830. juoc24 dly-wlm NOTICE. I'llE undersigned respecttully informs the public that he con-1 unues the business at the old stand ot the late Arm of Chas. Kile A Co., on his own account. Thankful for past favors, he hopes to satisfy his friends for the future, also, jan30-lyd CHAS. SUE COLUMBUS FOUNDRY. J. RIDGWAV & CO., MANUFACTURE STEAM ENUINES, FROM new and improved pat tern, aiming which Is one fortha HILEY SAW MILL, or compact form, with MILL IRONS ind fixtures complete. They also make the celebrated PARKER'S PATENT WATER WHEEL, KAILRUAD CAR WHEELS, and all other IRON and BRASS i CASTINGS usually made at Foundries. BACHlfttlT I jI all kinds made promptly to order. BUCK'S CELEBHATBD COOKING STOVE, Premium Cooking Stoves, Parlor, Shop, and Church Stovei and I Furnaces, Fire Grates, and PLOUGHS all warranted, are con- i itantly lor sale at wholkiaLK and kktail on liberal terms. Merchants and others dealing in Ploughs and Stoves are respectfully invited ti i examine our stock and prices, ColambBs, frbl.'l-tt NEW TAILOItlVt. I TABLILvlENT. ; M It ' i. LEWIS would be leave to intorm the citizens Colum-IvA bus that he has opened a shop for the purpow of carrying On the above business, in Clark's new building, over Meakings' : Family Medicine Depot, where he will be happy to wait upon thiise that may tavor him with a call. And fie flatters himselt : from the lone experience he has bad in the business, and thead-vitifigesh- has had of becoming acquainted with the most ap- ! unm d 'md fashionable mode of getting up gentlemen's wearing apparel, that he cannot tail to please the roost fastidious. The ; pui ne may rest assured that all work entrusted to his care will be i done In the roost approved and substantial manner. He will al- ways be found at his post ready to attend to the calls of his cus- 1 tomors with promptness and dispatch, and respectfully solicits a liberal share of public patronage. ( jani!- dl y PROTECTION ! ! rpHE undersigned have been appointed Agents lor the sale ot I 1 Lirriifcorr A Bass's celebrated FIRE-PROOF SAFES, and are now prepared to receive orders for tbe same. These Safes are manufactured at Pittsburgh, Pa., and, as will be teen by the 1 certiorate annexed, are what tney purport to be FrBK-Paoor. Would be pleased to have all persons, wishing to purchase, to call and examine one we have now in use at our office, at the head of tbe Canal. BUTTLES, COMSTOCK A CO. " On Tuesdsy afternoon, July 33, IMS, the undcrsift-ucd were i called upon by Messrs. Lippencott A Barr to witness an honest and fair test of one of their Pbosnix Safes. The furnace being prepar- ; ed, the Safe was placed inside thereof, with bonks, papers and ! SCSBW money ; when the door of the Safe waaclosro, the fire kindled at a quarter before two o'clock, and in a short time the Safe was red hot and continued until half past six o'clock, being about four and a half hours, when the committee expressed their satisfaction that the time occupied with such heat was suAVtenl The furnace was then pulled down, safe cooled, and the door opened tbe books, papers and money safe. The beat was so great as to melt nff the brass mountings We, therefore, nke pleasure in recommending these Sates to the public, as being, in our judgment entirety lire-proof JAR VIS A TRABUE. NOCK A RAWSON. CORNWALL A BROTHER. BRANNON A THATCHER. BENEDICT CARTFR, ISAAC CRONUN. "1 am engaged in the foundry business, and know something about furnaces and beat. I witnessed the burning of the above Safe, and eaa freely say there wss no humbug about it and with pleasure recommend them to tbe public as bring, in my opinion, entirely tire-proof. WM. KAY." Columbus. July 96. 1850 UPPER LEATHER AND CALF SKINS. Qnfl SIDES large wax Upper Leather )UU 900 do Kip do 19 dotea French Call Skins ; 15 do Ainerican do ; Just received, and will be offered at great bargains at tbe shoe sBadsssBaWsseeeof (sefat H H KIMBALL UNITED STATES DIOESTPOR 1841, BEING a digest of decisions of the courts of common law, aasritj and admiralty In the United States for the year 194V. By John Phelps Putnam For sals at tie New Bookstore )T94 J. H. RILEY A CO. THE TRUE RELATION OF THE SEXES. By J-Ware, M, D. J. II. Ill LEY A CO. I T. HNOWDKN has l.aihea' Emhn.idered liandkerrhhtts X from 91 to 9)5. oclS 170R RENT ! A snug dwelling for a small family, In a ceu r tralsituation Apply to H. CQWLEB A CO. NAILS The genuine Jiiiii'itta Blue Nails, warranuwl as good aseverust'd. sep34 KILBOURNE A JONES. OHT A ene (i.ild Ten mid i'eiicil The finder will be suita- M-A bly rewarded by leaving it at the Journal office. (OcUl. OLACK SILK TRIMMING LACE, from in. to Hvd.widc- dlflerent quaiiUcs. at P. T. SNOVVDEN'H. FRESH arrival of Ruena Viata HaUat I ap2 WM. RICHARI'S DIILSHIMi CASES, fur Ladies and Gentlemen, for sale at the New Bookstore. J. H. RILEY A CO. II lilt BRUSHES.- Bookstore ortment , tor sale at the New J. H. RILEY A CO I11 ASTERN WOOL YARN, white, black, blue, mixed and scarlet, just opened iy U. COWLES A CO. Elevator copy. oclO EMBROlDEIthll PARTY OstKSHEH. EMllROIDERKI) Lace bml Muslin Party Drease. from I5 to 30. Just received by P. T. rJNOWDEN. I, KIM. Kit PAI'ER-, CAP, Demy and Medium, from the best makers. F r sale at ' Eastern prices auglO J. H. RILEY & Co. CARRIAGE SPKINUS of all kinds, including the cele brated secret sloiight round point auringa, fur saleatthesign t e Back Saw. jy83j BAIN Sl IIORTON. JUST RECEIVER. A large and handsome assortment of plain and fancy Del. allies aad Cashmeres, by oc!5 J. D. OSBORN A CO. WOOD AND WILLOW WARE7 WILLOW Waggons, Cradles and Baskets, Pails, Churns, Ate. For aaleby (nol9 GERE, ABBOTT A CO. PATENT PLATFORM SCALES, rpO weigh LOOO pounds, tor sale by I )v2U BAIN &. RORTOM Jy22 l(VINiS WORKS, VOL. 14 Conquest of Grenada. p i . ": i, l : '.i new iu')Kfciure. auglO J. H. RILEY & CO. WEBSTER'S CNABRlOCsED Dl C'T I ON A RY Columbua agency, J. H. RILEY & CO. ly Trade supplied on the best terms. AFRESH supply ol Ladies', Gents' nnd Children's Shoes ot various styles aud qualities just received by mayjS II II. KIMBALL. PLAIN Chnmburg. Scotch and Domestic Ginghams, wltl t coloTt and beautiful patems, at ap2 WM. RICHARDS' WINDOW SHADES. i assortment ol now piuterim, just received at the New HOW store of Imayll J. H. RILEY A CO. FANS! FANS ! I (Burtinent of Fans Just received at the New mayll J. H. RILEY A CO. BEAUTIFUL Bookstore of PATENT LEVER CLOCKS. 4 NEW article Just received at Call Hiid see them. junc5 BROWN A BUCK'S. A FINE SJsortment ot Gents' Congress Gaiters Just received at the sign of the Gilt Boot, and for sale very ciienp by may28 H. II. KIMBALL NAILS. WE take this opportunity to sny that we have now in store and tor sale at low prices, 300 kegi of the best nails ever brought to this market. GERE, ABBOTT Sl CO. WASHINGTON AM) Til ir It EVOH'TION, hi. Mutton delivered by E. P. Whipple, btftm the Municipalru-horitit-s of oston J. H. RILEY Sl CO. FOR THE TOILET. I HAVE a tine stock of French Extrttcts, Powders ot varloua si. kinds, Soaps, ace. P. T. SNOW DEN. NDIA AND THE HINDOOS. Missionary at Madras oclO By F. D. W. Ward, late J. H. RILEY A CO. MEDICAL DELUSIONS. A prize essay, by Dr.lfooker Jfl oclS J. H. RILEY Sl CO. pARLYLE'S NEW ESSAYS. Latter Day Pamphlets -J bound in one volume oclB J- U. RILEY .v CO, JUST RECEIVED. A large assortment of Morsalr green and other colors French Merinos For sa every low by oct5 J. D. OSBORN A CO. MISTORY OF DARIUS THE GREAT i by Jacob Abbott With engraving'. Just received and fur sale by augSC ff I. N. WHITING Sl HUNTINGTON. CJTEEL SoODS. Ileuds, Rings, Clasps, Slides, Bags, Purses, O dec. Also, Pen Knives, a splendid assortment, ap-.'i J. H. RILEY Si CO. S'WmER SHAWLS AT A LOSS.-A fine lot, slightly injured'" to be had for a song, for sale by aplS 11. COWLES Sl CO. TANNERS' OIL. BBLS. superior Fish Oil in store and for sale unusually low at the Gilt Boot, by may38 H. H. KIMBALL. 25 GENT'S FRENCH CALF BOOTS. CUSTOM made fine French Calf Roots at $3, B3 50 and 11, for sale at KIMBALL'S Shoe and Leather Store, Journal tmidings. A FARM FOR SALE OR RENT. rHIS farm is situated within two miles ot the city, and contains B0 acres, (!i of which Hie improved. Enquire of scpli! BAKER Sl ARMSTRONG THE HISTORY OF THE CONFESSIONAL. BY JOHN HENRY HOPKINS, D. D., Bishop ofthe Diocese of Vermont Just received and lor sole by aug9 I. H. WHITING A HUNTINGTON CROSS CUT SAWS. WE have just received a fresh lot of those very superior cross cut saws we have been selling th last two years. June7 GERE, ABBOTT Sl CO CABINET MAKER f AN nnd Veneer Varnish, Sand Paper, Glue, and nearly all ' th' i articles in their line, at the sign of tbe IrU GILT PADLOCK. SOLE LEATHER. " ALAHGE stocks! Spanish and Slaughter Sole Leather Just received at the Gilt Boot, and will be sold at the lowest tig ure by scpti H. 11. KIMBALL. WINDOW ULASS. COMMUN sizes and qualities; also, superior Amerlcsn aud French Glass, of nearly all sizes unually wanted, at the sign of the GILT PADLOCK. 19 A YARD TAYLOR'S CALIFORNIA; or, Adventures ir, the U Path of Empire. Illustrated. Trade supplied. For sale at the bookstore ot J. H. RILEY A CO FRENCH AND AMERICAN CALF SKINS. I UST received a large stock ol the above named articles which will be sold at alow figure by H. II. KIMBALL. BStjtt I (Win BOXES WINDOW GLASS, amongst which may I Wv be found single and double thick french, the best Pittsburg of the Also, cheaper glass ul all the ui-ual sires. At the sign Jyfj 'GILT PADLOCK. DEBATES IN THE NEW YORK CONVENTION 50 copies just received I at the New Bookstore of mayll .1 H RILEY A CO. COD LIVER OIL. A CONSIGNMENT of a small quantity Irom itushtou, Clark A ia- Co., New York, for sale at the New Bookstore of mayll J. II. RILEY St CO. SHAWLS. PLAIN and embroidered white and colored Crape; black Lace BSmi t'irenadlne Shawls, a good assortment at apaS P. T. SNOWDEN'S. FI10 PEDLARS. A esse of Fancy Articles, Perfumery, Ac, on a consignment, lor sain cheap. Also, an assortmcntol trench Jewelry, new styles and of superior quality, for sale cheap, mayl J. H. RILEY A CO. fcJI'UAH AND MOl.ASSES.-3o0 hdds Sugar, fair and w prime; i.auu oois bbsjbbjsbbsj (or sale oy KING A HEFFNER, mart 27 Main street, Cincinnati EDUAHH' VARIATIONS OF POPERY. rf HIE Variations ol Popery. By Ibe v. Samuel Edgar, U. D., of a. Ireland. American edition, j vol. nvo. r.ilitrl Oy Kev. U Sparry. For sale by I. N. WHITING A HUNTINGTON E Mill HUNT. The Autobiography of Leigh Hunt, with m-M ui' in in u cancel oi r nenus ana on temporaries, in vols Just rec ived and for sale by augiI6 L N. WHITING A HUNTINGTON FRENCH PAPER IIVSI.IMiv CASE of very choice patterns of Embossed Gold papers, for parinrs, ami iinroersto match. At trie new iiouKatme. lUglU J. H. RILEY A CO MACAI LAY'S ENGLAND. If A CAW LAY'S ENGLAND. 9vols. 12mo. Muslin, to match mimes f-.ngiHiii rorssicny mayW7 I. N. WHITING A HUNTINGTON I'lSTfll.H. n EVOLVING six shooters, together with double and single usrrnicu uisloii, itr ic ai me "ign oi me marl GILT PADLOCK 1 HEELEY'S HINTS towards Reforms in Lectures, Ad dresses and other Writings. 1 vol. Pimo. Hy Horace Gree ley. or sale by JuneS I. V WHITING A HUNTINGTON JUST RECEIVED. llEAIITIFtJL Bonnet Ribbons, Dress Trimminas, De Laines, JJ Merinos and other dress goods, Long Shawl, of entirely new patterns, tc, ty jsepvof nisfi iun ,v i.i i LIFE OF HAR MAN BLENNERIIASSETT, comprising an authentic account ol "The Burr Exhibition," con taining tacts not heretofore published. Trade supplied. For sale at the new bookstore ot mayDO J- H. RILEY A CO. FOR SALE. WE have a few very desirable Lots, on State Avenue, wbirh can be bought at a bargain for cash, or will exchange them or stork in the Xenia or Cleveland Railroads, at par. Inquire of julyiffi BAKER A ARMSTHONr ROUII AND READY HATS. fNcw style, port tsAi'K and fine quality, just received. A) so, b complete Block, of all prices and qualities, to be open ed In a day or two by H. COWLES A CO. ap.l A BAHRAIN frfl FEET front, on north side of Rich stteet, between High 7 una t runt street. ' an tie nui cnenu now, oi SMITH A MILLS. augTT North Room Exchange Bank Building, i-'imi Sale. A. FRY neat and enmmodlAns new brick house, with five . -oms, near tbe centre of business, and in healthy part ol th a- i-nv r.nqulre of Bttg9 SMITH A MILLS SHOVELS. f D02. O Ames' warranted shovels, inrluditis lornr and short ' handles. Iron and steel, bright and black, round and square point, ba- bbbbjb rifi pisin. 25 dozen Adams' shovels ; 90 do low priced. For sale by June7 GERE, ABBOTT A CO DESIRABLE DRESS HOODS. TFW stvles nf Baraies. TissuM. BBBBsTassBl Alborinei. Q 1 hams, Lawns, plain and figured black Silks, and new styles yl BBSBBJBBB1 S1IKS, S nice BBBSBJBJSBBBBBBI J'l"l BSSBBBSS Oy sf5 H. COWLES A CO CHEAP. CHEAPER. I'HBAPEMT ' a We have lor sale a new brick house and lot on east Oak M street a desirable place pleasantly situated, convenient cheap, aad oo easy terms. SMITH A MILLS, sep4 Real Estate Agents. toolV TO Carpenters and others who use carpenter tools, we most respectfully say that we have tbe best assortment ol tools srar brought to this city, and we are disposed to sell them very krwforcab. jylj OERE, ABBOTT A CO. A CARD. It is my purpose to resume the practice oi Law in tbe Supreme Court of the United States, tbe Circuit Courts for the districts of Ohio and Missouri, and tn the Supreme Court in bank of the Bute of Ohio. July 30, 1890. T. EWWO. ind substantial DWEL ttween Fourth and Fittii SMITH A MILLS, ap!7 North Room In Kxchariif.t nk . TO Til K LADIES. TUST RECEIVED, at the rign of the Golden Root, a large ..ii i V SOU 111)11 la.nollUla-Ill u Jenny l.llHl lie, r,XL'eIOi liiub Im. Huklris, Ac , o tbe heit quality mid latest styles, wiileii sold cheap by II II. KIMBALL. oiNTuanM NOvm-:N,S.,ui.t,.iinim..n a .,1 rrnvi.u. ( Mi l. at 1'. T. : fcarfa. (Ilovoa, Ac. Ai'.. Iwl'tp Mfohadaf ajlaaarlam, 'I'ljc BjaMOBMBt l DOW CuniliU'ti', .iltll Will In' flllllnl In i rillJln.v i n ry dnlralilo atjlo. acuta! FOR SALE. 1ITE have several vacant building lots on Mound street, be V v tweeu Third and Fnurt.i streets, which can b purchased cheap, and will give from three to five years to pay for them. Inquire ol sep37j RAKER A ARMSTRONG. VALUABLE CITY' PROPERTY FOR SALE. THE residence of the late Dr. Sisson, on High street, near the corner uf Rich, is for sain. Terms reasonable. Knoulro ol JOHN L. GILL, or apl THOMAS SPARROW. JttULEY MILL SAWS. WE have a few first rate cast steel Muley saws. Also, narrow mill saws, of cut and German steel, together with a large assortment of cross cut saws which have never been equalled lur quality In this market. GERE, ABBOTT Sl CO.. jyl Sign ol the Gilt Padlock. TO LANDLORDS ! PERSONS having houses to rent or lease enn find good and ready tenants by calling atour office. There is hardly adny passes but we have calls for hou ses that we cannot supplv. SMITH St MILLS, sepW-d Real Estate AgeutM NEW WORK ON ASTRONOMY. LOOM1S' ASTRONOMY. The recent progress of Astronomy, especially in the United States, by E. Loumls, Professor in the University of New York ; 1 vol. 12mo. For sale by sepl9 1. N. WHITING a HUNTINGTON. ,MIt SALE. -Muiie acre j utn Mitual. dn nlmrt dii-tmn north JT of the Railroad Depot. Some of which front on the Wor-1 ttiliii,'ii)u nana it.m.i id. This ground is pleasantly situated and is private residences. Terms easy. Enquire ol well calculated fur BAKER Sl ARMSTRONG, Ileal Eitnte Head Ounriers CAHRIAiiE THLH.HINUS. 1 PAIR Elastic Spr.ngs ; -1) M ti Iron Axles; 100 sett Brass : 100 Hubb Bauds ; ,i bales Moss ; Patent Leather ; Lace, I uits, I Damask Linings ; Painted and Gum Cloth ; Tacks, Seaine? Curd mancanie uasims, a e r or saie uy , junc7 GERE, ABBOTT Sl CO. A DESIRABLE SMALL FARM FOB SALE. V WE are authorized to a SMALL FARM, con- SjJSL tainlng 45 acres, 35 of which are Improved, w ith a gl dssUU- j f ,,,,. (juttagn House, fruit and shrubbery, and nil o Enquire of scplu iod stabling, together with" r necessary fixtures. BAKER St ARMSTRONG. PAINTS. WE have nn hund and for sale at the lowest market rates, Linseed Oil, White and R'"d Lead, Coach and Furniture Varnish. Also, a superior article of Picture Varnish, together with a great variety of paints, brushes, Sic. At the sign of the Jyl GILT PADLOCK. FOR SALE. A VERY desirable resilience with lot lift I bv IH7U,, plea.-,iinlv V situated on Broad Street Tin- imurovciueiits are new and all in good order, with a good well of water, cistern. Sic. Persons I wishing to purchase a very nice residence in a healthy location 1 would do well to call un the subscribers. ulyii3 BAKER Sc ARMSTRONG. -Ximl' - , , WEN Tli LMEN . I HAVE received a large addition to my stock of critkb. In-: among llicm a few pattorns of emoruidered white silk, for Party ests. wnne, i;iiCK niui eoiorea Km, psjavw anvuu ana at Gloves ; Hosiery of various kinds, Shirts, Collars, Ac. Call in and take a look at them. P. T. SNOWDLN. FOR BALE. ' A SMALL Farm of 60 acres, situated'wifhin 3 miles of West I . Jefieisun, M nitron county, lb acres ot which are timbered the balance iinnroved. uiuLall under fence. This Farm Is ottered for sale cheap and on good terms, or will exchange for improved city property. Inquire of oc23 BAKER Sl ARMSTRONG. BOSTON CHURNS. 1 1 T E have iust received a tew thermometer churns. T Also, the iustlv celebrated Boston cylinder chums, the most universally used of any churn in Yankcedom If you wan the genuine, :all at No. ltil. Ilk'h street. GERE, ABBOTT & CO., Sign of the Gilt Padlock. Jj3 SUBURBAN LAND FOR SALE. T WOULD sell the piece ol ground containing about 4'2 acres, I (on the Worfhiugton Plankroad, about one mile from the Railroad Depot) conveyed to me by Dr. Ezra Bliss, and known as a part o! the old Starr Farm. Applications fur terms, address-ed, po t paid, to me at Adrian , Michigan, will receive immediate attention. Isep7-dtf J. W. SCOTT. CITY TRADE. FOR SALE.-Two elegant LING HOUSKS on Town street, 1 giuit stock of Dress Silks, Cashmeres, All-W ool Delaine;, !'Ph the stomach ami liver-it is preferable u calomel In all bll-Shawls. Scarfs. Embroideries. Ribbons, Laces. Ac.. Ac, now be-1 'oua diseases the etteci UbxhMdMt. They can be administered ing received and opened by P. T. SNOWDE.S, No. 4, Odcon J Building. His stock of Dress Silks, alone, will richly repay an examination. We take pleasure In showing our Goods to all I n,Ln m. r- ... ;.k . p.h 1 . -1 FOR SALE. Auuh r.nir.n i rmn;n. tiuupr., itn eigm rouim, picas antlv situated; tOL-ether with two thirds of an acre of around. on which there is a good well of water, cistern, some young fruit trees, and a variety of shrubbery. This moueitv will hi fold cheap, and on good terms, or will exchange lor a small hnurie and lot nearer tiie business portion of the city. Also, somevn-ennt lots, for sale reinorkably low and on good terms. I in ii.ii.rel jaug1li BAKER A ARMSTRONG. r-HACT ON LAW REFORM a very desirable collection of 1 Legal Papers, to wmcn tne aui irtiou ui'msMWi-t af the Cnu-ventlon Is respectfully invited. Cushing's Manual ; Jefferson's do. Southerland (Joel B.) on Pariiamentai y Law and Rules New York Debates Kentucky do. Medary's New Constitution For sale at J. H. RILEY A CO.'S Bookstore. FALL AND WINTER UOODS. TUST RECEIVED, at the old Bland, comer of Broad and High r streets, ft larue anil fun assortment oi UHT tiuuus, ting of Broad Cloths, Casimeres, Casinrtts, Tweeds, Jean seys, Flannels, Plaids, Gala and Carolina LAdles' Dress Good-, Silks, Poplins, C ishmeres, De Laines, Thibet and I.yonese Cloth, Alpaccas, Ginghams, Calicoes, Ac. Alio, Boniieu, Hats, Capa, Boots, Shoes, Ac nil the kinds of goods suitable to the town and country trade, all of which he is determined to sell as cheap as any other merchant In the city Call and see before you part with our money. seplS d:im D, H. TAFT NEW UOODS. WE have in store, and offer for sale on good terms 75 dot. Chopping Axes of favorite brands i dox. Broad " " 100 " Shovels and Spades " 100 Mill and Cross Cut Saws 00 boxes Window Glass. lOOOOlights " Sash 1000 lbs. Putty. 10 bbls. Linseed Oil. JiWkega Naila, assorted ti ERE, ABBOTT CO , novO At the sign ot the Gilt Padlock. A f AIMI I (IK MA i.i. E are authorised to sell a splendid Farm of 10b a ted nine miles tinrth of Columbus, on the State road to Cleveland, on which there is anew h'rainn House, with other con- veniencea. Fifty-five acres of the above bind is in a high state ol cultivation, nnd the balattce well timbered with blue ash, walnut, auifsr and beech. Thla Fannis well watered, being bounded on the east by Alum creek. Persons wishing to purchase a good farm, would do well to call on the subscribers. July'JO BAKER A ARMSTRONG. nf,K sssnM bar all n a Asms i ii . . i ,a ,. 1 S 2! ACKtH ol I.aml in MM enunly, Indiana, sltuate.d on thin 13 miles of the former ulnre, ;t00 acres of whicn in prarieai ', jak openings, the residue well timbered, principally oak, with some sugar and hickory trees. This Land fs wel! i cat-1 suBssa par a smsasa iarm, naving an biibbbsbib oi living wssar asnsf iarm, latnH nn h! the year round, and will be sold at a bargain, or will exchange for ij i ciiv pruperi) n mnu in me vtL-iiiiiy i i.oiumiiUB. Enquire of July25j BAKER ARMSTRONG HlfJIITM IN THE I. HI D KEUION. SIGHTS in the Gold Region, and Scenes by the Way. By The odore T. Johnson. With numerous Illustrations. New editionrevised and enlarged. 1 vol. iSmo. Eldorado, or. Adventures tn the Path of Empire: comprising a voyage to California via. Panama; Life in San Francisco and Monterey ; Pictures of the Gold Region nnd Experiences ot Mex lean Life. By Itnyard Taylor. With illustrations by the Author New edition. 11 vols. 12mo. Deck and Port ; or, Incidents of a Cruise in the United States Frlgste Congress to California. With sketches of Rio Janeiro, Valparaiso Lima, Honolulu, and San Francisco. By Rev. Waiter Colton, U. S. N. 1 vol. )2mo. For sole at the bookrtore ot may30 I. N. WHITING A HUNTINGTON. HONOR ALL HEN-LOVE THE Hit (IT II Fit HOOD, AND HONOR I'ETEK IIAYDBN. WHO would think that Peler Hayden the great, with two hundred rogues in prison at 30 rents a day. and one hundred honest men out, at 50 cents a day, to support families, would sneak round in the Dutch shoe shops with three shies of sole leather begging lor patronage, and claiming that he ought tube supported tiecausc he is going to be n denier in sole leather. Well, we are workers of sole leather and have got three sides for sale too, and cannot be undersold I iy this dibble tUbbler in small wares In a small way. For sale three sides of sole leather, from 14 to lw cnnU pel pound ; upper Frenrh call, Buff Morocco Linings of all colors, and Findings of all kinds, in proportion both in quantities and prices, at the old stand of JuneS A. C. BROWN I'KINTIM: .MATERIAL HOK SALE. pORs ale, low for cash, or on abort credlt,alargeass.rtment of Printing Materials, consisting in part of i uoiinie neoium r-mitn cress 1 Stanberry Press. 33 lbs. Pica 400 " Bourgeois, nearly new 130 Brevier. 100 Minion. 130 ' Minion, " " Several fonts Fancy Type. Also, Jl(b Type of nearly every variety, part of which Is nearly new. Together with Stands, Galleys, Sticks, Chases, Hules, Leads, frook ana newapaper,) Imposing Stones, and finally, everything used In a printing office. Any portion ot the above will be sold extremely low for cash, or on short time. decllj CHAS. SCOTT, Agent TH E ADM I N ISTItATIO.NS OF WASHINGTON AND A DA MM. 111.Mums of the Administrations of Washinrtrin and John from th imnenof tiUrmr fl7..i,. a ivl Adams. Edited from the papers of OUver Wolcott, Secre tary in ine i ressurj. nj tewrxe didds. a vols, royal Hvo. The suppressed History of the Administration of John Adams Irom 1797 to 1801. 1 voL 8t0, The Writings of John MarshaU. late Chief Jnsticeof the United States, upon tbe Federal Constitution. 1 vol. Pvo, Commentaries on the Constitution of the United States i with a Preliminary Review of the Constitutional History of the' Colonies and States, before the adoption of the Constitution By Joseph Story, LL. D. 3 vols. 8vo. The same Work abridged, by the Author. 1 vol 8vo. A Course of Lectures on the Constitutional Jurisprudence ot the United States. By WUliam Alexander Duer, LL. D 1 vol i -n. Price .10 centa. For sale at the Bookstore of maylO L N. WHITING HUNTINGTON. f ul It THOI SAND ACHES OF LAND FOE SALE. rpilE undersigned offers lor sale low, and on terms which can-JL not Tail to suit purchasers, four thousand acres of hind, situated in the south west corner of Jefferson township, Franklin eoaaty, Ohio, about six miles east of tbe city of Columbus, known as tbe Brein section. This tract of land la now being sub divided into lots of from 80 to r" arres. aad wU be sold in quan titles to suit purchasers. The Central Railroad is located directly tbroufb this land, and the Columhua and Granville Plsnkroad will during the present season be complete to within half of a mile of its western boundary For quality of soli it is not sur passed by any t-roy ot isna ot equal extent in r rtnhlin county, ry best quabt ot hot Un land. It is well water-d witft springs and streams of never failing water Hig walnut an J rtiarK l.ici creeks pass through portions of the tract Many rrf the lota embrace pnrtlons of cleared lanil. under good cultivation, feraons wisblng to pur chase sood land, in a heairhv and rapidly improving countr ! , - I- J ' -p' i "mo -nrai, rhir .wn rifr.tai tiv r,mlnlno thla taw trm will consult their own interests by examining this law before lo- j OCtfJ VAVLU I A t LOR. LIVER COMPLAINT. JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC Olt NEHVOUS 1IEIIILITY, ALL DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, and nit diseases wiling from a disordered Liver or Stomach, mcli as constipation, inn inn i lien, i iiiini-n, ur nicniii 1 1 mc iienu, Aeiimy ol me ,-Iom aeh, Nmu -i n, llearlhurn, Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight In the Stoiiiaeb, Sour Kriiimoiis, nikimr or HutU'iiiic it the Tit ol the Stomiich, SwimmiMK l tin- I lend. Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating Hcuaatlons when in a lyitiK posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before Hie .-lgnl, few THlnl Hull ('Hill In ttle Henl, Pendency Ut i'.TSpl ratluii, Yellow no ul the Skin and Eyes, Pain In the Side, Back, Cbest. Limbs, Ac., Sudden I'lu-lni ul Heat, Huriiiiiir in the Mesh. constant Imaginings ol El iL and Great Depression of Spirits, can ' iii'riuaii) mi " iy DR HotiFLAND'S QBLKBRATKD GERMAN BITTERS tntmtA by Dr, C. M. JACKSON, at the GrrmAn Mtdlelnt MM iYu. 'M Archil., I'kiladtlpbia Their power over the nliove diseases is not exi'ell' d, it cuuslli'd, by any oilier preparation In the ,iiiteil Stab 1 kl ttie cures atU'st, in liiutiy ea-e anei skuuui pnj uli'lBlis li. ui Iruieil. These Bitters are worthy the attention ol invalids. Possessing great virtues in the reetlliriitlon ol -i messes ot the Liver and lesser glniufs, nsjnaaai the mimi IQjiroolBg powers In weakness and affections of the digestive organs, they are, withal, sate, certain and Misejtt MKdD ASP UK UQjryjJfOMD. The Hon Charles D, Hlneliiie, Editor of the "Camden Democrat," the hex! tmper In West Jersey, says, July ill : " lliioHnnil's tirrninn Ulitnr." " We have seen many ilatb'ring notices of this medicine, and the source from which they came induced us to make inquiry respecting Its merits. From inquiry we were persuaded to use It, and must say we found It specific In its action upon diseases ot the liver ami ditive organs, ami the powerful inouei ce it exerts upon nervous prostration Is really surprising. It calms and strengthens the nerves, bringinc ihem into a state of repose, making sleep refreshing. " If this medicine were more generally used, we arc satisfied there would he less sickness, as horn the stomach, liver and ner voua system the (rent majority of real mid Imaginary diseases etniuiate. Have them In m heathy condition, sod you can bid defiance to epidemics generally. Tills extraordinary medicine we would advise our Irieiula who are at sll indisposed to give trial it will then recommend luelf. It should, In fact, be in every family. No other medicine can produce ... ii evidences ol merit'' FrotD t Ik ' Boston Bee."j The editor said, Dec. 2d Mpmmi I liaSrstsal DsraSM Bmtnmtm cure oi Liver ( '""ll' alllt- Jaundice, Dy.pepsia, Chronic or Nervous Debility, Is uiaws i uuij one m me must popular nieiiinnes ol me aay. i nese bitters buvs been ued by thiju-ands, and a friend at our elbow says he has himself received an effectual and permanent cure ot L'ver Complaint trom the use of this remedy. We are convinced that, in the use of these Bitb-rs, the iiatient constantly gains itrenL'th mi vigor a fact worthy of great consideration. They are pleii-niil III Ui-te uliil .mell, r.ljil r un tie Um'll tiy persons Wltll ass muss uuhwswi siomurns wiin saieiy, iiiiucr any eircuinstances We are "p'aklng from exTieico and to the atnicted we advise their use." "Scott'a Weekly," one of the best Literary papers published, sold, Aug. S3 ; " Dr. hmtdnH'l'x ilirman flftlsrs. miuiulucturi-d bv Dr. Jackson are now recommended liy some of the must prominent members of the tneiihy as an article ol much etttcacy In cases of female weiiknesn. As such ih tlie ease, we wuulil advise nil mothers to obtain a bottle, and thus tuve themselves much sickness. Persons 01 debilitated rarattUotM will limi tlieje BttsBrl MllliasWUllI tC their health, as we know Irom experience the salutary etteet they have upon weak systems." !.! M. M, Nouh, h ueiitlemnii with ureat selentitic nnd literary attainments, said in his " New York Weekly Messenger," January 0, IfOO I in. ittioflanttKi,rnhin Httlm.- Mere Is a preparation Wich the leadimt I iniueLiiion appear to D uiiamtiious in recoui innnliiiL:. mid the reason i l -. ii is bumsb snsjr a EsrasorsB- tion funii-hed by one of the most celebrated phyaicinna uf mod arn limes, t . - late Dr. Qariftontaar Wiliielm Hoolland, Professoi to the I 'mverHtv ul lena. Private riivaieiaii to the Kilie of Pros- sin. mid one of the greatest medical writers Germany has ever produced. He was emphatically the enemy of the humbug, and theretore a medii ine Ol which he was tile Inventor and endor- BPr may hj L.imtidentiy relied on. He specially recommended it i Liver (,'oiiii'liiint, Hytiii'iM i. Ili'lulitv, Yertiuij, Acidity ot the Btocotcb, Coastipatson. ind all ocaiiDlabiti srunKlrott adisor- nil(1, lptllll ,J(1ll.rg (".j(,ri.M thier conviction of its excellence Kmi I(.verol of the editors speak of Its effects from their own In. dividual experience. Under these circumstances, wc fee) war rtn l,'"".ion ol our redp.r' t0 thtf V l' i iM euiidiiioii ol UM' Hluriliieu tue nver aim llie iiiieftliien. Mine "";"i""'" .Kr . ,i Z F1 "wiwr mendime the article to all iitHicb d. MURE EVIDENCE The " Philadelphia Saturday Gazette," the best family newspa per purutMieu in (tie i Diii'U .-Mien i tie editor bays ol DR. BOOTLAirVM QMMMJJt BITTMMM " it ia seldom that wo recommend what are termed Patent M' lii ims in the ciiiilnleiH'e nod iiatronatfe of our readers: and, therefore, hen we recotnineiid Or Hoolland 's German Bitters, we wish it to be distinctly understood that we are not speaking. of nostrums ol the day, that are noised about for a brief period riiu men lorgoic ii auer viiey imvt ne uiejr guiuy race oi mis, chief, but of a medicine long established, universally prized, and which has met the hearty approval ol the Faculty itself." Evidence upon evidence has been received (like the foregoing) irom an sections m ine union. UN ana int er years, ana me strongest tjastintOPf in ltd lnvur is. Hint there is more Cat it tuatd in the practice of the regular Physicians of 1'hiliuiepliia than all other nostrums combined, a tact that can easily be established, and fully proving that a scientific preparation will meet with their quiet ap proval when prroetiletl even m tills lorm. ihnt this medicine will cure Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia i one can itnulif. alter using it as directed. It acts specifically fOflmtU or tnjam with salcty and reliable benefit at any Ume. "". L. ,. , BhHAHh, Or COVN iEHFEITS. 1 In- medii'iiir Im- attained tli.it hich character which la neces sary for all medicines to attain to induce counterfeiters to put forth a spurious article at the risk of the lives of those who are iimoieuiivdeccived. COOaT WELL TO THE MARKS OF THE GENULVE. They have th' written signature of C. M. JACKSON upon the wrapper, and the name blown In the bottle, toithaut which ihty art BBjavsaaj For sale, wholesale and retail, at the lEItMA. MEDICI.VE STORE No. 130 Arch street, one door below Sixth, (late ol 871 Race st,) Philadelphia, and by rrspcctable dealers generally throughout the AUo, inr sale In Columbus by WM. F. GIDDINGS, may24-d&waltly (Successor to King A Brigfs.j TUB Eftll'lUK COm P ANY. INCORPORATE BV THK I.KQMLA1TRK OF THI BTATB OF - V TOBI OXYGENATE!! HITTERS. for the cure of Dvtprpitt, General Pehilitv, Habit mil Coitiotnett.Stf. rt every dieeiiw arisinc trom imperiert I uestlon or uerangerl I stomach, this remedy im been OeTtlOsd to by Hon. L H A, MM, Ex-t,overnor ot Rhosle W-ua Hon. Wm. Woodbndge. i K,nV "l01 i "SPS ; n' j Moorhead, Ex-Governor of K'ti"cky ; Hen J. S. mmons, Senator trom R. L ; Hon. S. S Pheips, Senator fr m Vcrmotit ; Hon. Wm. Upham, Senator from Vermont; ' mi. S. Foot, Senator from Vermont ; Hon. H H roster, nr-micro) OoUfaBjM Pennsylvania; Hon. W. S Martin W teonsin; Urn. A. C. Dwlge, Iowa; C.C.Trowbridge, Esn , etrolt; 3. II. Holmes, Esq., Connecticut; G. W. Jones, -q., Dubuque; Joseph Hoxie, N. York, and many others who are living witnesses ot IM superior efficacy. ' B (hie npculiar property ot the Bitters Is, that It does not couaiuHit lOSrstOU .iqu.'.m and Is on an entirely new plan for are as uisuvlmsi The oire Cnmpany .r.' exclusive Agents for these superior Bittis to wnom tons' , a, w Vork, lntn Killer. A medical preparation iy th name oi Pain Killer, has been put into the market by the Empire i ompany in New York, which bids lair to cast all other preparations into tne made. It cannot, perhaps, be better described than by stating that it i tn a liquid lorm, and is adapted to internal and external use, holding instan tancous control over all Nervous Attections, Rheumatism, Croup, Intlanintions.Tonth and Ear Ache, Burns, Bndses, Sprains, Sores, Ac. Thii Pain Killer was extensively used in New York during the Cholein id I8t, with KfaatBT success than anv other article. Its medics, virtues am ar surjerfor to anv other AudIv to Emnire OottpattJ, UN Fulton stn-et, nnd the principal merchant In your town. To Denf Persona, You CHn bo made to hear I by proper treatment, bu t'acniber hat the organization ot the Ear Is the most -..amcc structure ot the body, except the rye, and ksasee is uftener lnturrd than beni fitted by syringes. The Aco'ucOU, sold by the Empire CompB. ny; iB ie 'ur,'st md mcm1 urc""ru "rticle ever known for cures. ,n Bli ca:s wher ..uizing sounds, noise of water, ringinB, Iching. or ,n BIM.U thr KarVihis Acoustic Oil lor deafness is a Cheinleiil Cletiimiiiu Fluid. A new nnd important discovery, by which dirty clothes are rtcctly clean, without any rubbing or boiling. Empire comtwnv. New , art rssh nnmrietors. i ii if eiiemirni preparation noes not injure, nui nnas ery mucn to the wear ot the cloth. He Hut-e nbout Vci-mifuiiea. Some kill the Mi'.t s wen as the worms, and the only safcittl ,,nt mus tue worms and not the children, is the one ii;n,,e ii in, noil f.v I he Lino: re ( '. ,niinn v It requires a less propurtonial dose, nnd Is, at the same time, more etlectual in destrnylnD worms without Injury to the constitution man any DUNS' veniiuuge ; a grenl many eertincnlea may oe oo-tained, which are not necessary to Insert In n newspaper. The Empire Cmiipnii) Is the only Company of the kind Incorporated by the Legislature ot this Slate as n Stock Comimnv. and under such legislative en actments hs to make the stock always at pnr, and the Company ciear in naiminc iiiiiuioin.i- hoiiiitii; miy ul tin- utocK of th Company, will be entitled to their pro ratio amount of profits ol tne niioni'r, oi-einred upon llie amdavits of the 1 rustees, at "he end ol each year. The Company receive their own stock at par, in the uavment for fOOes nt tiie New York office, and have, toi the year ltJ!l, derlared a dividend of 25 per cent, on stock Issued pn viouw hi juij iBi, Hrin ism per rem. on tne bbbbbi issued sutise qucntly at the nbove office ol the Company. Notice. ihe hmpire (,ompnny nn-the proprietors and manufacturers ot (lays I.iniinent, tor 1'ites; Howes' Nerve and Bone Liniment, tor Rheumatism i Balm of I'olumbia, for tbe Hair ; Spohus' Sick Head Ache Remedy , to whom nllonlerashould be addressed. The Eiimlre Comnnni imi ' 'i .'em. oi ui" nervine liiiMnn, lh -' at In, linn Itemi dv ior r its, mo on j saro wo nsraas curetur aptsnss t-its, i. ramps, CfssTalsatsss. &c. il ,i ti : i.itiiMered witii nstonishins fuc (esn, noil h oh near n upeeifie as aoyiu ne can be. It forms a ne ern in Ui. nrni tn e ut I'livrfn inns, mnnv ol whom um' this Hai- sam an the only remedy. Persons wishing the Vcrvine Balsam, muM apply to r.mpire t.iinipsny. Hi. lin.li', Ilenlth PHI. i,,,, M nrrr, " , nV)li, , ,pUrious article f he genuine Acs. It wm invrnted by the great Dr. Rush, and used as universal remedy )nr dlarasea. Ir. Ilnrthlnmevrs Exprrtnrnnt Pink Myrup Is manulactured periectly pure by tbe Empire Company, under Incorporation from the State, for Coughs, Colds, Pain ol the Side, Lungs, Are. It is a sure preventive of Consumption, but not a certain cure after the disease Is once thoroughly seated. The genuine ia only to be had from this Company The I hi ne Im Done ! ! Those who do not believe It, arc respectfully desired not to read I But Bald lleaded persons rnny read and test, and have the head covered with a fine, luxuriant, glossy hair, by the use of the iingnci:e iinir mion r nnd mviorHior ManuiHeiureii ami sum by the Empire Company, Incorporated by the State of New York This Msgnw-tir Hair Restorer and Invigoiau.r is certified by the lollowma persons as having their Hnir restored by it, when 1 ""rytbmg else had failed, namely -It H White, Itt Bowery; J. , Merk le. Hi UsjB it.: James lie Molt. 4 WsBSSBsssul Mnrket ; Mar Buret i nomas, vi nroome at; a. i-iiiig. cumcr ui i hwitj sno RivinKton stm'ts: Dan'l Fiugersld, 78 ('bristle t.: Wm Bmmell, - - BJBBJ I anierson, ,:i .enire i Kl l Hi -IM WATEH. TIL i. INO WATERS OF BimfESDA are a positive asesol the Mm, surrj i iuipies and u ic ties on IsMfk Tsn. Sun Barns, Irritation of the Mb, Cats, i ontusions. Persons using it after Shaving will not u-e ol the Kaior; in a word, Its healing qusjitlei parallel In the history ot Phsrmacy. The EMPIRK i-the sole agency for its sale No 1 Fulton street MOUNT EAOLE TKIPOI.I, mo: nml surfaces, sueh as (iold, llrer, Itt i--, Britannia and Steel ware, WIb dow-lane. Mm nn-. oVr. The Scientilii- Amerira, in spesking of this article, says I "Of aii ihe suhtuui'-e whn b bavr been applied to polish glss and rneul. run kvi ii t;t sn'iwn hv tiie BBBsBl of Tripoli rhs is a sepwrior artlele to that brought from Italy by the Venetians, aad now generally u- I ibnuiKbout ail Furope It anoald be In every bbbbbjbj ana rvery Bifsjsssaasa Thesnhsrribers, beinf the nrmts lur this city, are prepared to furnish it to dealer, nt manulacturers' prices Housekeepers and Mechanics err rrqueteat to rail and try the article, and in cases WBrrr 11 here it does not irive the m.iat entire satisfaction, the money will reruml,,, BAIN it IIOK KfN. may Iff i. ATI. High at-, sign ol the Back Saw BOaTSl HHOE I HON malitv to anv ever sold in this market Also, a I fLM'PERfOlt sj lull assortment ol all kinds of iron constantly on band and i,,r aKle at the sign of the Back Saw i BAIN A HORTON. J7 03 High street. Columbus.O HOTELS AND SALOON Neil House Saloon. HARRY Informs bis friends and customers that he la on hand at ih NEIL HOUSE SALOON, To which he has made cxumslve additions and Improvements, and having made arrangements for a dally and constant supply of Oysters, Game and fish of the choicest quality . will tie found always teadv aud willing to dispense bis good things to his no merous friends. Suppers provided for parties st tin shortest noUca. yu. United States Saloon. f1 HE proprietor wishes respcctfuUy to inform his friends and I the public In general, that hn has taken the above named es tablifbtnent and fitted It up equal to any in the city. His rooms am kept neat and quiet. The Bar iasm.pkd with choice Liquors, Wluesaiid Cigars-.very thing thing that will add to the comfort apyXj T, D. ADAMS. AMERICAN SALOON, (UNDIE TUX AMBBlCaM HOTIL.) IT A VE Just received Fresh Oyslers.Knd will constsiitJy keep on I hand all the delicacies of the season, such as Oysters, Bird s Vein...,!!, Fre.h M),. Sardines. Plrkle.l in.ii r, fUma I ,.!.. , sVc., dec. The Bar will be kept constantly supplied with the rest Liquors, Wines, Cordials, HegKf., Ac. No pains will be spare togratity the taste and appetites of the guests of the American Saloon. " Oysters by the doien, hundred or can. oc4-tf CITY SALfToN-ColiTmbuB. fksW C'ORNER High Stn-etand Sugar alley. The proprleUirs of this ' establishment are now nremml ti , ,, (...,,,. ..,.,.. Fish, and all the luxuries of the season. In a style unsurpassed They have also added several private rooms for gentlemen wishing to give suppers. Hie Bar Is supplied with the best of Liquors and Cigars. On draught, Carew's Detroit Ale, Schulu XX Pale Ale, and Bottled Scotch Ale. A splendid Lunch is served up daily by I I dtt J BARKER A OLMSTED. ttsCasaP tMBBBa KV9ff3 tBaaCsssh A I l L sjTs afT 3 . Sg !J 3 (! t 3 Vsbmksjssl Railroad Car Manufactory. U1DHWAYH dV KIMRALL, ColKMbna, Obi . HAVE eataldished at this central point the manufacture o Pasaencrr, Preiaht, irnvel and Hand Cara lor Railroads, nnd assure all wesb'rn Railroad companies that It wlUbe their constant aim to procure the best materials and workmen, and tu turn out tbe best kind of work at lair prices. Speed mens may be seen on the Columbusand XcuialUilroad. The patronage of Railroad companies is respectfully solicited. rebT3-ri COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAIL ROAD. New Akhanqkmknt, ON and after Monday, the 3d day of June next, the cars will run as follows, until further notice i One Passenger Train will leave the Columbus Station, west side of the river, every day at MO p. M., and arrive at Xenia at 4.10 P. M. connecting with the train on the Little Miami Road, which arrives at Cincinnati at 9 o'clock P. M. Returning, leave Xcniaonthe arrival of tbe atternoun train from Cincinnati, at 7 1 1 P. M and reach the Columbus station at 0.33 P. M. Onn Freight Train, with Passenger Cars attached, will leavcthe Columbus itatiou daily (Sundays excepted) at B o'clock P.M., and arrive at Xenia at 12 P. M. Leave Xcnlaun the arrival of morning train from Cincinnati at 104 A. M and arrive at the Columbus Station 1 o'clock and 4.1 minutes P. M. Both trains will stop for passengers at West Jefferson, London, South Charleston, and Cedarville. For Rail Road Tickets, apply ut the office of the Ohio Stage Compnoy, in the north eastetid of the Neil House. t'jr" The Company will not be responsible for Baggage exceed-in.: in value, unless the same Is returned to the Conductor or Agent, and freight paid at the rate of a passage fur every t5U0 in value above this amount. S. MEDBERY, Superintendent. Passengers leaving Cincinnati In the alternoon train, can sleep at Columous,and at 7 o'clock next morning take the fast mail stage for Wheeling, Pittsburgh and Baltimore. Passengers leaving Cincinnati in tbe morning train can proceed Immediately from Columbus by stages to Newark or Zanesvllle, reaching either of those plsces on the evening of the same day. OMNlRt'SES, for the accommodation of Passengers, will be run by the Ohio Stage Company between the Depot and any part of the City of Columbus May 39, 1850. RAILROAD IDIMHI M LTNE. CITIZENS leaving in the Cars, by calling at the Staj North-East comer Neil Huuiie. can secure Railroad ' Stage office, Iroad Tickets and also havo the Omnibus call for tbem in any part of the city. mtvii-uij d. u. in. i.'i. oec y u. b. company. STAHUNG MEDICAL COLLEGE, COLUMBUS, OHIO. SESSION OF 18SO-'5) The Lectures in this Institution commence nn WEDNESDAY, the 16th of October, andcontinue four and a half month FACULTY. Henbt H. Childs, ' D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and th ldrcn Richabd L. Howako, M. D., Professoi of Surgery. Jkssk P. Juokins, , M. D., rruicssor ot uenerai ana special Anatomy. Samuel M. Smith, Medicine. Fhancii Cabtbjk, A Palholouv. . D , Professor of Theory and Practice of D., Professor of Physiology and Qeneral Chaklks A. Lex, M. D., Professor of Materia Medics, Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence. Fbedebicx Mebbick, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Botany.Norman Gav. M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy lists Lectures 4U6 00 Oraduation 20 00 Matriculation 3 00 Dissecting Ticket 5 00 Uood boarding may be obtained at from 11,75 to $'2,25 per week. The, October course will consist of Lectures on Minor Surgery, Insanity, Poisons, Microscopical Anatomy and Physical Diagnosis, and i- fi ti tu nil who mitriculBte. Tin- ample means of Illustration possessed by this Institution, the central position ot Columbus, and the f acilities of access to k hU g rf d b( 0De 0, jmo eligilTle sltesfora med- , , n , JA)1 , tlf inquiry or business will receive prompt ,ttenUon if ,ddressed to S. M. SMITH, j Dean ol the Faculty. iz 1 it, niui many oincr inciueniai advantages ocioiigmg 10 ine capital CLOTHINU FOR TIIE MI 1. I I ON , AT TUB United States Clothing Store. E. aY M. BBSH, (Successors to FbsNK Sl Hkss,) RESPECTFULLY announce to the cltisens of Columbus and surrounding country that they have just received A LAKUEti ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING than has ever befure been brought into the city of Columbus. Their stock consists. In part, of the following artie'ea, vii i riue black ami oiue ciotn rrock anu ures t.oau ; Fine black and blue French cloth Frock and Dress CoaU , Fine black and brown cloth Hack Coats ; Fine caaimere and satlnett Sack and Frock Coats , Fme drab and black beaver Overcoats Fine drab pilot cloth Over and Sack Coats , Fine blue blanket and felt CoaU ; Fine black cloth Cloaks and Wrappers , Floe Jenny Llnd Overcoats, a One article Fine Polka and traveling Coats. PANTALOONS OF ALL KINDS, Plain caslmere, black and blue cloth, fancy castmere. satinett, corduroy, tweed, dir., together with a nice and splendid assort ment of VESTS. Black satin Vests, I Black cloth and caslmere Vests, rancy do Woolen do Black and tancy velvet do , Fine embroidered do Fancy Merino do.. Fancy casimere do Valencia do., Brown do do FURNISHING GOODS, Such as tine Hhlrts. silk pocket and neck Handkerchiefs. Under shirts, Drawers, Suspenders, Shirt Collars, Traveling Trunks, Larpi i ONL-, m , stc. Their Clothing Is, as Is already known to most every body, better made up, ana out of better materials than those generally kept by similar establishments, and they are still able to do what thevnlwavs have done to sell them AT LE 'ST 30 PL It CENT CHEAPER than any other house this side of the Eastern cities possitiiy can. E. a M. Hess have often been questioned, how it is that they can sell Clothing so much cheaper than the other stores, and at the same time sell better (roods, too. They can account for It in plain words f They have their own Manuiactory, in Balto, where they have their clothing made up, expressly tor this Western market, nesiues, iney ouy uieir material uui oi uu in -i usjiu, and pay the ready cash for them. They pay nothing but cash tor making, where other merchants about thla section ot the country go and buy goods wherever they can get them on time, consequent I y they hsvc to pay well for them at the start, nnd then they generally buy whatever they can got, no matter whst It is, good or nau. It is wel) known to a (treat many of our citizens here, that E Sl M. Hess have sold more clothing In the two years since they Orst established their business here than all the other clothing tores combined. It is easily accounted for. Their motto Is, ' Large $alt and mall proJUt." Besides, they always have had the largest stock of clothing that could he found In Columbus, and noli! mem so very cheap, consequently iney are seinnp nearly all the readv maile elotlniiLt that is sold in Columbus. Their present slock winch they have now on hand throws all former firnvnln riitirelv into the bai k uround, and in regard tn rjuality and cheapness far surpasses any assortment ever brought and examine their atock and prices, and then Judge lor tbem elvei. Don't forget the place. E. Sl M. HESS. United Htstes Clothing Store, In the City Hank Building, corner uf High and Stnte streets, and nosrly opposite the American Hotel, Columbus, Ohio. N. It. Wholeaiilo dealers arc nartieularlv reouested to call on us and see our goods and hear our prices, as It will be to their .i n advantage to do so, We make a deduction ol B per rent, on all cash sales exceding fifty dollars. E. & M. H. octSdtl A PLBM1II FOItTI NE MAY BE UAINEIl BY AN OL'TLAY OF 10 OR l.V METROPOLITAN PORTRAIT CLI B, Officet SM Albany Road, London, England. riIHE DiPviurs beg to announce that there will be drawn for a I Urand Series ol Portraits of all Horses entered for the forthcoming Oreat Derby Race. The drawing will be conducted upon those honorable principles which have hitherto given so great satisfaction, and secured to the above Association such extensive patronasc, and that while the past success and high estimation in whicn the Club is held nre subjects ot pleasing congratulation to the Projectors, they encourage endeavours for a still further development of their plan. For the future, therefore, the number ol I'rues will be extended to the Portraits of all Horses that are entered lor each particular Race. Non stsrters as well as Winners and Starters. The following list Is now open: .SOOti Mernliers to each Class. First ('lass AT0. erund do , 4.1, third do.. 1. Parties can bare one or more shares In each ur either of the different Classes. Those Members who draw the Portraits ot First. Second and Third Horses, the other stsrting Horses, also those ttst do not start but which are entered for the Rare.) will receive the following prises. The drawing will take place ten days before the lli.tu.' rirst Clsss Second do Third do. MUM 10,0011 .ooo 2.fl0 500 .1(100 0.900 MX! 10.000 3.0U0 LtiOO :..ooo 1,000 Theiiunilar of Priies to be dismbute,) W each Class are SW. that being the number of Horses entered for the Race. All Lrt-ters to contain a remittance Drafts. Hank Notes, Ac , addressed snd made pavsble to the Msnagins Dim t r, JOHN BT'RRHMJE Esc,.. 88 Albany Road, London, England Numi-ers lor warded immediate!, on the receipt of a remittane. Full psuticulsrs tsi the Rare will be seat with the forrunsb- Num bera to each Pabscriber, so that he may know his pnsitioe and whether or not be be one nf tbe lortunate. Office commission 7Vj per rent , to be deducted Irom the above Priies. N. B. Lists open for the dt l-eger ssuae as the above HPOKTINCA INTELLIGENCE. rTROTTINO on tbe Cotambaseoarseevery day until further no J ti'-e Nn povtponement on arcount ol west her BAIN A HORTON save Just received by sxpresa. and will enter, an ex-tauaivi saaortmeni of Powdtr Flasks, Shot Pouches, (i-me Hags, Fishing Tackle, and some new sad bamntifut styles ol Dram Bot tles, which in quality and low price can distance an inner nsgs Sign ot Ue ha;i uavr, oj nign sireei. pwajo. IVNllRlNfr! (0MP1MKS. THE KNOX 1-SHllfAM i: COMPANY A JOINT HTGCK CO.MPANV, OF VINCKNNES. INO. C. M. Allkn, .Secretary. Hon. H.N. CaHNAN, President W. J, Hkbkkd Treasurer. HIMON HOTTOKFF, Pa. Pre f NHUIIANCEH can lie effected with the above Compsny against 1 loss ur damae by lire In property ol every description. Al so on tne rch and lie or produce in the course of Inland transpor ration, or on tbe seaa ; aud also on money transmiiU'd by mail or otherwise, at as low a rate as safety willpertiilr, by applying at my office, one door aouth of City Bmik Buildings, east aldeHJgb street, over Slocum'a Saddlery Shop, Columbm. noSl-dton J. R. Tl'TTLE, Agent Mutual Insurance. WESTEKN RESEUVE I Hnil.lh' FIIIE IN8U-RANI1K COMPANY Piilnesvlllr, O. IKK("TOUS I Hon Senliury f-ord, Hon. W. W Hi. irli, John Murray, Hon. UriHeeley, Hnrvey Woodwork, (irandlson Newell. Wat. L. PkRiilNs, Sec'y. W. P. SAN FORD, Prvtt. iiiites are eheaii. Luwsi.itH nre euunli 1 auitinst bv T'ositive condition ot the Policy. I osses nre paid In full to the amount Insured. No member Is liahln to pay, in the whole, any greater amount than his premium note. Encouragt your own, for a statute uf Oblu makes all policies of foreign companies, to all Intents and purpose mill and void,'' unlen Hie aueut bus a licknsk from the County Treasurer. JA8. K. TUTTLE, deTeai. i mire over .- mu h sadilier stiop, in uarpenter s ounaiug. scplG-d3m KENTU(-K V MIJTFAi7 lTfIT 1 NSrHANCJE COM-PANY,AT COVINHTON, KKNTUCMT. Ouuriinly Fund 0IOO.OOO! ! W B BOBBINS, PkKSIDKNT. A L. GREER, Vick Phksidk nt J R PAYSON, HxcKKTAxr. ROAHD OT DIHCCTOBfl. W. B ROIlHINS. J. B. MORGAN. A. L. GREER. J. H CASEY, C. A WITHERS, ft B. MACK, - H. M WITHEIW, S. J. WALKER. J T. MOREIIEAD, Solicitob. It. I'RETLOW, M, D., Physician. J. B CASEY, Ch'm Cost, on PmAtm The terms upon which this Company insure life are peculiarly favorable to the insured inui h inure no, it h believed, than the terms ut any other Life Insurance Company, to wit: The great security afforded in a Guaranty Fund of 811)0,000, sVJU.OOO of which has been paid in cash and sD.000 secured in the safest maimer, hy bond and mortgago ut real estate ; Rates ol premium greBtly reduced from the rates of other Companies, and mum equally graduated; Insurance lor Ibe benefit of iiinrrii d women secure from the creditors ot their husbands; Tin: ,nsured not liable to assessments lor losses I No extreme haHrds taken by tills Company t An annual dividend to all policy holders, payable in cash ; also additions made to lile policies every five years ; Notes taken In part lor premiums I Policies Issued upon application without delay, causing no loss ol insurance to the parties. I.Ives ol either box insured between the ages of fourteen and Juty, inclusive, tor one year, five years, or for life. Tbe pamphlets and tracts published by the i ompany will be found to commit much vaiuaoan mioroanon iwnaansjsj bbssi principles, application and lieni'tlt ot Life Insurance. Also, niiiiiHtiou of ihetil.nii.il the other Mutual Companies of this coui.try, and a full explanation ol the plan proposed by tftht Company, together with varioui tables, one showing the rates of premium tor the term of 1Mb, of several Companies, compared with the rates ot this Company, and another giving the rates of this Company to. all ages and terms at which Insurance is made. Pamphlets nnd tracts furnished grntis, and applications received and forward. -d by JAS. R. TUTTLE, Agent Olfico East side of High st., over Hlocum's Saddlr Shop, next door south ol the City Bank building. IJr HaMUKL M. Smith, Medicid Lxaminer. s!pl0'd3m s T A B 1 1. 1 t v . security, nupiioitt. FUND OVCR ONE MILLION DOLLARS! The Mutual Life Insurance ( ompany, or JiBTtT rnK. Nn. 35, Wall Hireet, New Y'ork. Net accumulated fund July 31, 1850. 1 1,103,739 70 INVESTMENTS. Slocks ol Ihe United States and State and City of New York, 150,21.1 W Loans on real estate in the cities of New York and - Brooklyn, valued at double the sum loaned thereon, 957,331 S3 CrsIi ou band and in banks, &c. 12,937 9 This fund is rapidly increasing by a widely extended and pros porous business. The Company declared a dividend of profits i f titty-two por cent on all existing policies on the 31st ot January, 1848. All ihe Protata are divided among the Insured. The premium are payable in cash annually, semi-annually, or quarterly interest being added on the deb rr. d payments. The cash principle adopted by this Company secures to the parties tor whose benefit the insurances are effected the whole ot 'he advantages, without subjecting them to the heavy drawback ol accumulated premium notes. Persons may effect insurance on their own lives and the lives ot others A married woman may Insure the iifo of her husband, the benefits ol which are secured by law for the oxclusivo use ol herself or children. Clergymen and all others dependent upon salaries are specially invin-cfto avail themselves of a resource whereby their surlving lamillea may bo secured from tbe evils of penury. Pamphlets explanatory of the principles of Mutual Lite Insa ranee, and illustrating its advantages, with for jis of application, may be obtained at tho office of the Company, 35 Wall street, or ol any ol Its agents. TRUSTEES. Joseph D.Coliius, Vm J. Hyslop, R H. M'Curdy, r'rvd. S. Wmsiown. C. VV. Eaber, John V. L. Pruyn, William Moore, George R. Clark, Charles Kins-Charles Ely, Jonathan MiDer, John C. Cruger, D. A. Comstock, Abraham Hiuinger, Robert Schuyltw, John P. Yelverton. Altn'd r. ii. James Chambeis, Joseph Tuekerman John M Htuart, Wm. J. Bunker, Nathaniel Hayden, Francla A. Lathrop, James 8. Wadswortb- The. dore Sedgwick, Moses II. OrinnelV stacy H, t.oinns. Mnsaj hwbhsbbj John H. Swift. William Hells John Wadswortli, 8nmuel M. Cornel), Qour. m Wilkins. Joseph l. urn Isaac O. Pearson Henry Wells, JUPP.ni R. COl.LiNR, PrHident, . 1. Abbatt. Secretary. ( liAtu.i-. till I.. Actuary. R. PSSSS M. fc S Exsmlnera for Columbus. C. T. FLOWERS, Agent, aiij2i?-rmd at tbe City Bank, Columbus. NATIONAL LIFE INfSI KANIJE COMPANY OE TIIE UNITE11 STATE. AT MONTPKLIEIt, TKflMOIfT. WILLIAM C. KITTREDOE, Pruidmt. Jamis T. Thubston, Secretary. riHIS Company has commenced business, and now rasuree 1 lives upon the most favorable terms, on the mutual principle- The Dividend f 1'rollta must be very Israe, owing to tbe peculiar advantages which lile members have in the company. Traveling and residence privileges unusually liberal. Spkczax. Pkkmits tor sen voyages and for foreign residences always granted nt reduced rates. Calitoruia risks taken on favorable terms. The funds safely and advtuitageoindy invested. The business conducted exclusively for the benefit of the persons insured The greatest risk taken on a life $5,000. Premiums may lo paid quarterly or semi-annually when desired, and amouuts not too small It is located lu a henlthv climate. BtBOUB people ot a vigorous constitution, and of fixed and regular habits. For these reasons Its rUk will bo iss, too economy of its management arester ; Its . : i . a - 1 1 1 j 1 1 1 will he Milii . itJ I'lisine' iniecieii wnu mure pru dence and energy All the piotits at the end ol every nve yei ...III I . tm M& MMIS .at il,,. I. il,. olliies Jr Persons wishing insurance with this eompniiy will be fur-Dished with tortus ot roUesaioa by applying to its agent, WM. t. WHEKLER, In Nell's new building, one door north of the Nell House. I. Q. JoitBs, Medical Examiner setiS-dtapiW TIIE IIAHTFOItO LIFE AND HEALTH INHU- if im i: COMPANY. IIARTFOSO, COWNKCTICUT. (1APITAL STUCK, J I (M),O00 ! Tin-1 ompany, bythelib-.' era) provisions of its charter, is enabled to niter advantages superior to those presented by any other Company in the United States -combining as it diwa the Mutual, Joint Stock, Bnd Life ami Health principles , in all of which the ratea are as favorable to those assured a- safety to them and the Compsny wtU admit. Tbts Company is she Jirti and fify one la the Union, or In the world, it is believed, that has thus combined its operations, aad )hVred tn grant insurance with benefits both prssestl sundospec- s Eor full details in regard to terms and conditions reference mar tie made to the pamphlets to bo had gratis of the agent, or of W. M FINCH OKO. O. COMdtTOCK, A&M. Columbus, O, August 20, IS.. CITY INSURANCE COMPANY OF CI NCINNAT UupUm -K-aioo.noo: Ofllrr opposite ths ( naliol Hoaae. rBilfl-- ,m-lerio'ii 1 has been nimointed Affent of tisssSBjflSBacAm . naiitf f,.i- ili,- ,'iiv 1,1 o iiiii'hi-. an - in iniiiisprraeii uimaur uroperty of every description ncnlnst loss or damage by Firs, and tsnutlBt the perils of the Sea or Inland Navigation. t Hisks taken on tbe most favorable terms. T. STOCKTON, Agamt, DiasrTnas. E B. Rcedcr, William Burnet, Oeorge Carlisle, J O. Thorp, J M. Blair, IL Itapcr, J P Kilbreth, E. S Haines, H. L, Iloffman. t. B. REEDER, President N. (iBKOOBY, Secretary apldtf OHIO LIVE HTOf'K INs HANCE C OMPANY. Cnpltal 03O.OOO! with prlvlle(e to Increase It 91.10,000! fTIHlS Company la now prepared to insure Horses, Males. Cat-1 tie and Sheep against death or damage, either by tire, water, accident or disease1 ol any or all kinds. AH losses liberally adjusted and promptly paid within 30 days alter the proot ot loss. Tli s Company will take risks upon horses and moles used In. the cily and country, and upon horaes, mules and cattle being shipped or driven totlie eastern or souihern markets T. STOCKTON, Agent. E M Williams, Inspector. Office, Blake A Harrison's Livery Stable WM. BURNET, President S W Ukkdkb, ecretary. mayia 1 Oi l Mill INI ItAM I: t OMPANY, FIRE AND MARINE. rilHIS Company continues to insure every species of hannaagi 1 and tiiefurnilure, machinery, goods, wares and nwchandire, md i 'tiicr property contained therein, agajast leas or damage by lire; aJso, steamboaU, and all sail ve-n-ln, and theesrgesof stesns- i.aii aail veaael.d. keel bi.Htf. and oilier Water craft, siiainst the perils ot seas, lakes, and rivers, on tin' most favorable terms, juneao-dtf DKMAS ADAMS, Jr., SeCy. .'ETNA INSI RANCE COMPANY, ( I- Hartiord, Connecticut. Capital paid in and 'ately invested ' fcno.om The subscriber, Agent lor this Company, Is pre-imd to take every description of l ire insurance, upon liberal umm. je25-dtl.) rf AI.EXANDEIL Agent, Colnmbna " HALE OF COLLKUE LANDS II i larger snd better po- tion ot these lands still rsanaln uu sold, and they are now offered at private sale on accormno dating terms a part enly of the purchase money being required la band. Also, for sale building and oat leu In the villa- of Gambler, which are unsurpassed for beauty ul location, and aJ the more important adviuitagcs hi lw desired in such ( mperty. A good hotel is speeially needed in the village, and a lot for tha,-purpose will be furnished on favorable terms Apply to the subscril-iT. at Oambier. Knox couuty. jjiti kL T. C. W1NO, Agent (IOOO COPIEM HOLD IN MIX WBBKH! OF the following vsluable booh The Lives of JAMES MAI" ISON snd JAMES MONROE, fourth and fifth Presidents o.i the United States, by John Utjikct Adams, to which Is sdded a History ol their Admini'tration." This work Is paid) bed in a large sile l2mo. vol. of psjes, substantially biiumi in cloth or leather, similar in style to ' aew-srd's Life ol J Q. Adams." containing arcuratc portraiu on steel Price 11,25. There iKeina no work ratsr.t nvinf the sjsssajsjj and psblie lives ot these illuut us Prei iilen'4. nrt Hie w,,riii renowoi "Uteni.ie sale lor tbe sV,. Im.i-B tf mmmd J II Rll f-'Y St CO Aaronta JuelO At the New Bookstore, Cotaiitbas. rHE Conqoestof Canada. ' s By tbe sutiior of - Hocast The'Liltoas, or. Three Roads in Life. By Charles Lever, Esq. No. L Pricesii cents An Easter Offering. By Predrika BrenwT Trans'st-d from tbe anpublisbed Swedish msnusrrlpt by Mary HofritL Pric l,Ant!!"i i or the Fall ot It. mi" A Romance ol the filth cm-turv By VV. 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