Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1847), 1847-09-18, DAILY.

              PUBLISHED DA1LT, BY WILLIAM 13. THRALL, EDITOR A.XO PROPRIETOR. Orrici loum-ea.t corner of Hieh atrett and Sugar alley TEKMS. Daily por annum, ..... $7 fJO Tii-wMiklyporaimuro, - J "V Weekly per milium, zuu Terms of AdYertisinK. TwpIvb linns or leu, ne or three insertions, 1, nl 25 eonts for each arlililimml insertion fur three months go for.ii month. Jll-for 12 n.onlo. SlJ-Unper lwti0-nientu iu the same proportion, with dnluetioo ol :i0 per cent, on the amount over JjKO in m months. llv thk Ykaii. r'ur twelve lines $U fourth of i col-uiun 5'jajlf column g.iO whole column g 10. MATTHEWS & BUTTLES, ATTOBM'A S and Counsellors at Law, I olumbus.Ohio. Oliice one door south of 1. Ji. Wluliug & lluntmgtmi II..-L .m .InirS. OV. I, IttW. ('. J.MTTHItW. A. B. ISUTTI.I.S. i7K. WIllTlNti & IHJNTISTON, BOOKNr'l 1 Kits and Stationers, next door to the I hnton Bank. I I ish street. ( oluinhus, Ohio. A large assurtuiem. of Hooka and .Stationery always on hand. Sllllll HT & 1JI.I.KY, BOOK-nt.NDKlis, lligh street, opposite tho Public Offi. Ces, Columbus. A. i-J, fcU Win. Skibt.kt, WilliHin It. Jrirvia & Henry Jitrvis C10LI Kl'TOUS and Account Settler., lor rrankhn and J aclioildni! counties, will attend to all business entrusted to them, with punctuality and dcspalch.aud upon ruaaonable Icrma. . ... . ,,.n,. ., Oltice, up stairs, nrsiuoor norm ui ... Columbus, Ohio April U, lino. y. UKHH, ABBOTT A CO., K ..ir.ii! ;.. u..i.. f'titlefv. Iron. JSails. Class. I) i'loimo Builder.' materials, Kariniiiu and Mechanical Tools. Military Jowls, &c. &c, iNo. lol High street, sigu oftho liiit I'adlock. WISH & HIC'II AKDS rxp,, L-i.u L' ..( Ditiiii.Miic Drv (.nods, (.roce- I ) ',:. Itoni. amr Shoes. &c. A.C.. wholesale and retail, No. 1, lioodale'a Kow, High street. DKI.l'.ninI.aw,Me.l!cnl,Tlieoloffieul,(MnaSical,Srhool and Miscellaneou. Books.superior .Stationery and W all l'aier. at Derby s ulil stand, opposne me . J. 11. WIIKATON, . DBt'C.CIST and healer in fatent Median, Paints.Ulls, Dvo Suins.Class, &c. &c..wholeii:ileaiid rotail.corncr of llijrli and Broad streets, Columbus. (Ihio. FAY & lill.HOl KM', DPM.KUS in Hry (Joods.Crocerics, llurdware, Drugs. Medicine., I'niiitx. Oilo. Dye Smll's, Leather, Uoolaaiid Shoes, & c, 1 1 inh .treet, Columbus, Ohio. Ucl. I, mi. C. It. KIMS, ' DF.M.F.H IN DU Y liOODS. &.C., oppomto Lxibange Bahk.Colutnbu.. . JI. M. HATF.1IAM, . IlllTOU of the Ohio I :ui.in tok, a Journal ol Annrui-li ture and Horticulture, published on the 1st and jth o arh month. Term i I per year i four copii-a lor SJ. flr Dllice in the Bank Buildinu-, near the Mate llmise. 1. t OMNTOt K & l., FOnVMtlIN ami COMMISSION MKI1C ll.? TS. 1'rr.luce Dealer., and Urd Oil Manut'acturcra, Canal Basin, I'olunibus, Ohio. " J. KIlKiWAY At t O'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near the Bridge, I ollim-bus. Ohio. Stoves of all kiuds, uud a great variety ol as-tiniis, always on band. Oct. I, 1I.H. ' COLI JIIU S II AT NTOlti:. JK RCD1SII.L, lliph street, opposite the State Hinld-, in"., alwav. keeps on hand a rood asortniellt ol Hats and ( afss of the latest fashions. 1 lata made to urder. AV. P. B. Wll.ion and A. F. Pkiikv will practice Uw, as partners, ill Franklin and adjoining counties. Ollico on east side of High street, opposite I. N. hltil'l) II mutton's Bookstore. I 'b. ll...t-wtl. W ALTLR AMOS, Tailor, rrvi-it'ii'L 1..- -...1 or. nt.il the nuh ic L'enerallv, that IN he has opened hi. establishment two doors south of 11, e Ohio Statu Joumid Ollico, where they are respectliilly invited to call. Nov. 1 WM. WlLLSHIKi: 1I1LKY, dl'lUIICAL and Merlianieal Henlist, ( oliiinblis, Ohio. kJ Agent for Alc.M'k s Premium Teeth. Riley's Patent Foreep hey. For sale linker 6l Mnv l;l..t-wly. W . A. JlcCOY A CO,, WllOI.F.SM.K AMI IIF.TAIL lil.ALI.USinnnryana Stmle Dry (IikkIs and Groceries, opposite tho State House, High street, Columbus, Ohio. WATCH F.N. . . .11 tl. ilitlerent kinds, lust re A e';v..,l .,,,1 r,.r sale nt low prices. We have somo of Ihe Ifiirsl thai were everoll'ered in this market. June 7. VV. A. PL ATT A t I).. Neil House. KRF.SH supply of ( nepers' Tools, just received and A lor sale at the aign 01 uis March II GILT PADLOCK s..: wa,..liit.f.a- a 1 ;n .l...,l,l v.. un,l eoucavn Snertaeles, for all JK Hoes . .ml in aure.it variety el frames. Also,S.cclsclr :i.... ..1' .11 1ittr.1t in old frames t short aotice, and lowprico.by ' VV. A. FL.VIT & CO., Feb. 7. Afli jmi. CHrriuue Spiinissi ANDAllra.llncct l.anins, Bamls anil India liuhliert Ml for sale at the sign ol' the CILTPADMHK. lies! Juniulu Nulls. a KsnnTFI) siu a. from i n ny U in p'nv. for side at the i sign of the April 1 GILT I'AHI.OCh.. l'AINT H1U MILS. H I I, sssnrlment of Paint Brushes snrl Sash Tool. A instnc ned and for sale l.y J. II. V i I r. 1 0.v 4 orner of lltuh and Brtd sis. Aug. I'.'. NAILS. It. site. Cut and Wrouuht Nails, nt the icn of the 'GILT PADl.Ot K. L Maydl. 1)L, X) Hole Anwls. Ci,li,nn.n. itler-Kev and Solid lioi Vices. For sale at UO, High street, .ign r,l U llnvajl .Jw. l,rc 7 I AY A. MLIMll KM.. ft A ON..-1 ie thousand pcunds of smoked Skies and I M.enUlers. in prune order, tor stile l.v April 4 k 11.17. JHHN MII.I.I.R.No.W.lligh at. MGAi;. 10IIAI0, Ac.-'" M. real lrinci J Cieaiai Ml M. Havana ( U'ars Jllldoi.Mrs Millers fine cut chewing imikco, 1.(1 do Ji hn Acdt rn n's " 1HI do I ,o V.w in s patent press'd doj 10 Jars Mr.. Miller's Si.nrl ; 11 O doicn I lb. pap r SiiK'kll.g Tobacco 110 lo Jib. do do j tM lixe. Pipe. Just received .i d lor .ale bT JOHN MII.I.LB, CI AKlilA Ii H lUNt.S. "iiaira Lucj and Car J rnce Springs. n 11. t-,.u l f arriamt Alles. lust received ami for sale low at the sign of the GU T l AliLO K Dee. 9. IAI.JijN. I"M:F,SII No.l SaImo Do. No. 1 Mackerel ' H hite Fish : Grand Bank Codhsh. This day received and for sale, by jl, JOHN MII.LF.R. t a 1 It'M ll I"OR SU.Elosr.bv Uie barrel or ra"n. t the tmfStoi ' , ' ' J. B. W UK TON. Oct. 1H. v omer of Huh son nroso siree. 1 r 1 11 1'11'tL T7OR CITr.RNS, V ells sisd Ac.ue.!"ets. for sale atIt 1st X s.irnoltlie !' msits tvtl Illl hallT RAUK. I"'AY A MIPCI I..NE ke pa constant supply of How. 1 laml's Mill simI ( ross-rnl . si the lsl pneea. AMNIMI. 11 KMTI RE VARMMI Ns. I snd 1. Also, rolish- 1 ing and Coach Body arruth. for sHr by ing J. K. W m.A'M'V Druggist. March ). Corner of ll gh srd Rroad streets. G'Ol I hi mild ri s.- A Ircsh SUI r'v ft reived this day. snd W. A. I LA'IT fc i O, Neil Honse. r sa.e very 101 April 3. 11:47. Snperior lmgnerrrrtype lHinintre. GW. I HII. I. II S respcctlully sneettiwes lo his friends . and tberititrn. telumle. rsrerally. as well as the public at large. U st he si prepared Hi take their hkeitewies st all htmrs. whetler char or clootlv.in I. in rooms. ever lite store of Messrs. Pinney V l.sn-n. srd ore dt or North ol (he Amentan Hotel, formerly llun.phrej 'a I)asnerreott p l-m. Mr. P. wonld jest say thst. having devoted ahotrt erven year's etcltmivelv lo the study st) practice of tt e line Arts, snd laving in that time had access to and sroditd m the magnificent gallerte. and cellectHW of Pairrti"!... Sen Wnn? arid Itattierreottpes esnrt! bv tl government ef Iw l il-ted States, snd llicw fellers employed by governroent, ( as certilicstes fn m dl'tiegmshed Artist. snl pnMie men. in hrs oomessiott w ,11 .Itow.I he feel, eoefident that h can ... !.- 1.. . . 1 . 1. ,r fn a rtaffnerreotvpe I Mimarnre. l.Kh w, .rM a chsrm lo everj "t-tl""" :.t" r",z'':: :?:,': ;r eoavtnKnee. ' ' Maxth 6..t wlf. OHIO Da&EEiY, VOL U.MK XI. " COLUMB USTSATUK DAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1817. NUMBER 48. GDN SMITHS will please notice that wo have for sale, at the sit'li of the (illt Padlock, llil. Iligll Hreet, 100 H i lie Barrel., assorted, from tiO to balls to the nound. Also, (iuu Locks of various kinds, Butt.,liuard. and I'hiiu-blca, (leniian bllver. Sheet Bras and almost all other liua material. UEIIK, ABBOTT 4l CO. Dec. 9. ANVIT.S. GKNI1INF. Mouse-Hole Anvils, at tho ipn of the Ma, la. t.lL'l' PADLOCK. m: dhlss ;ius. GINC.HAMS, Printed Lawn.. Baliurinea, Barapei, Mua-lin liinpliauia, Kiiibroidercxl ditto, De Lain., &c. All new stvle., lor aalo by Y LNU ot KICHAKDS'. April II. SAWS. HOK & CO., and Wiluiot Kowlaiid'a Mill and Crosa cut ?Saw.i Hoe & Co. and Wilmnt Ar Rowland's Circular do. Stcar &. Jackson's and oihor Hand do.j Pauncl and ripmiin do. Butchers' and Back do.; Billctt and Turniug Webb do. Julv Hi. CF.KK, ABBOTT & CO. HAMS! IIA.MS1I IIAMSMI Siipar cured by the pubr.rril.er, and warranted equal in quality to auy in these L lilted States, are now ready, and for sale by JOHN MILLER. March . Hiph .treet. FAMILY I'LOl It. HAVING made arianuemcnts with some of the best milla in Springfield, for flour, we shall for the future lie supplied with the best ami cheapen! in the market. ( all on us. Oct. 11. B. ( OMSTOCK &CO. t'OLl Mill S AGLNCY. II ARTFORD FIliF. 1NSLRANCF. COM P ANY. C a r- itai. SLKUKKI. Policies issued daily on tho most reasonable terms. Of- Hce, Cariienter's Building, between Ihe F.ichange nntl Banks, ( olumbus. TIMO. GRIFFITH 1 City Sept. 13. 11,15. (iENI INK MOI SF.-IIOLi: ANVILS, JCS'r received and fur sale at tho sum ot the Sept. 10. CILT PADLOCK. tillO KKCS Tl'MATA NAILS, just received and for .ale at the sign tl ol the Sept. 10 PAD PADLOCK. CLOCKS, ITST received, and for sale low, brass, 30 hour and alarm J ( lor kn, ot Jerome's make. June 7 W. A. PLATT & CO., Neil House. MiW HON nets. I'ST received bv tlie subscrilMr.. a new and well selected .unrtnieiil of i :i i 1 1 1 ia ii . Priltca Albert, Fancy Braid ud plain Let'liom and Straw Bonnet., which ran lie afford V. i .l' I. Ill Ultl UVL' 1 at unusually low prices. rii k siliwuiuu. J I .11 It I 111 LlMIil.KI the suliscrilier lias on J hand lor sale at lus Sleain Snw Mill, it miles west of Columbus, a larfc and complete assortment hi t-onniry l.iimlier of almost cverv variety and description. Haying erected Dry Houses, will also have a large quantity of sea-soiled lluoring on and aller the 1st of March. Also, a nualltitl ol liellisc l.iimlier tnal will ne soul ai re duced prices. All good orders lor I.umlier will lie prnnipl- y attemleil to. ireu. 0..11.J m. ... i.i.i . .... . CARH1AGI. TRIMMINGS. LAMPS nud Bunds India Rubber ( lolli anil ttnipsj Oil Clolb mid Mat. ; Patent Lenlhcrand Bindings) Patent ( loth Slid Unsn I rallies ) I.ight Frames and TuBsells; Springs and Axles. GERE, ARROTT & CO. 1NSI HANCE. IOSSES by Fire or W ater insured against upon liliera J terms, by the long established and well know n Protec tion Insurance Conipunv of the cily ot llnrltord. ( onnectl-ct. F. RORHINS, Gen. Agent, Cincinnati. Jan. Ifi. M J.t.il.lil.Kl , Ageni.t uiiiuiuiit. I AMP OIL. Ml gallons Blenched inter Mraineu a Sperm Oil, a superior article VOOgnllnn. Whale Ooil, . .' . ' 1 L'.V . Lit llllllVM' irsaleny wx ix. r, !.. 1. No. I.V.I. Hich Street. MACHINE CARDS. icu sets 01 niacinne aros, hist received I mm the Manufactory at Leicester. Mas sachusetts, and lor aale at No. 1, High street. D,.ri 7. Irtl IV. Ml.uwrr.rtr.. Tt TA1 I'.S' M riling Ink. Iri. ;Hl doa. li ox. bottles Ink I II (lot. I ei. iln. llo) dm. hf. pt. do. do) flodoi. pint do. doj 31", doj. ql. do. 1I0 This Ink has boon in use more than tw enty years, anil the teslimony respecting it is 111c same iron p-.r... country. When lite nesx llil'.res among out ie....-." -- Deeds, Merehanls, W riting IMaslers. ami inucersot ttanss unite in saying that they Have loiilul 11 a nener arm 10 ui,.i. they have ever before used, it is evident that no one nr.ro be troubled wilh bad Ink. Received arid for sale, w holessle ami relail, ny DERBY, BRADLEY & Co., Cincinnati. June J5. I LI. Ma'" at, bet M snd Hh, west side. A LARGE ASSOHTM KNT larnge. -!' Climl.nies Ihilioniies. Lawns nud liarnge.. pisi ere 11 IS. ItillroTIIH prilli. hv W IMi A: RICHARDS. 100 dozen Fill's, OF Spear A- Jackson. Mottram, ll.bolson. liutcner ami oiler celebrated makers, for sale st the siirn of the April 7. GILT PADLOCK. NO. Mil II1GI1 STKLLT. ONE III NUIII D pairs l.liptie springs lor nugcie. .rat earriaofs, just received snd for sale nt the siu-n of the .' , M .1, i, . r ,i 1 it 'li Sept. 10. "".1 ...i.-- SM ITU'S ICLS 0V rome'tic. Msiiulneture, the Ixst m tne maniei.it sale at the sign of the GILT PADLOCK. Sept. 10. Solnr I.nril Lnmpa, OF Cornrlins Co.. manufacture. Also, Lamp Trimmings ol all kinds, wholesale or retail, bv Feb. 7. W. A. PLATT &. CO, AtU Vmu. FAIR HANK'S PATENT PLATFORM Scabs snd Counter Balancea at manure-tiin.T's prices. For sale by til.l.r., A ni"t 1 1 t April S. Sign of Ihe (iilt Psd Lock. Genuine Arniimge Monarhole Anrils, SOLID b A pril 7. Hand connuon V les, lor .nie SI me sign 01 GILT PADLOCK. CJE.M.S F.ncrstetl. .nil Seal Presses furnished. for NnlnJ O ries Public, Common Pleas antl supreme oun. tie. rordcr.. A c. k c, si very I' w prices and short notice, by March 17. W. A. PLA IT & CO.. Neil House). KTIUI II. rrilF. Colnmlsis Sisrch I s lory is now in operation. Th 1 attention of dealers and others is requested loiucrjeau-.....1 ..,1. fjrf itiivrW now heintr made. Country Merchants antl othtra supplied from the depot at the Ohio I'm Store, by CLARK . ( O. Cash and the kiglwst market price at all times paid lor W hile ( orn. '-'I"- u La. I..B.I. Itil sind llrushrn. rpW ENTY l.l.l Linseed Oil, in whole and half barrels X 110 keg. lute Lend : Varnish, Paint and Whitewash Brusho. JT 1,,. I.F.KF, ABItOTT fc CO. (.1111, AliLCI T V (O. No. llil Hish street, ltrc iN.t rrrrirrit. rpilRF.F. TIIOl SAND lbs. Iron W ire, assorted, from No. 2I4JI m. Log Chains ; y 0 pair Trace ( biin. 'Jit (m. Ame.' Sliovers and Spades lit Hoi. Manure t orks. July If. rro I I'H X MOI sn It I III S. KOCans Fresh Lobsters I resh Snlmon ; dtt ( Inms: do ( t-d Fish dn Sardines, large aire do do 2d site tin dn 3d sire ; MO do do l O ItO ill do do II 11 All bermetirsllv sealed, and as fresh ss when taken from their native element. Just rereived snd for sale by JOHN MILLER. Grocer, 7. No. IfJ High street. g.iinr I Rll s fTMIF. sohserilrs olier lor sale at their old stand, No. 6 J. tsrate's Rr.w, I fchd. routs N. O. Sorfsr. New Or ems and Sttpar H ne Molasses. bO Bags lltol utfee. I in rl-evt ie Snd eomsnoyi T' bsjeeo. Superior ( rtispevtder aed Yt'Ong lit son Tea. reiioer. March wiiir ( iirTr.r Jkr skr. ' " FAY Ir KlLBOl RNE. nnll.ti. wl IIKIIS. OILS. PAINTS, e THf' "' Wnhrnt have p.-t receireo a large soimtott m stra ko I mtn.. Medicine. (rtls.P.tnt.. Ac.. which .1.. , tmi. . .he mI ris,l on Ihe most aecommotli ting term. ug .4 I AY sV. klLBOlRNE. STATE TIN PLATE. THE subscriber, have fur sale 60 boxes Tin Plate, 13 K and 10 boxes X do also, Wire, assorted Nos., Russia and common Sheet Iron, Sheet Zinc, and Bar Tin. Feb. IS. FAY it KlLBOl'RNE. CINCINNATI s. NEW YORK. TRANSPARENT Window Shades. Wholesale and Retail. HARRINGTON & MtCREIGHT, Soutli aide of Fourth street, between Walnut and Vino, keep constantly on hand and manufacture to order, Slindes of any length, width or design, and CHALLENGE COMPARISON with any others in the West. We warrant our Shades to wash anil nut fade. Also CHEMICAL SHADES painted to order. IT SHADES PUT I P GRATIS, jti S. R. This ia the only Shade Manufactory in Cincinnati. Cincincati, March 27..l-wly. FlUS AND IIATTEItS' TKIMMINGS. THE subscriber, have just received a large stock ol Furs and I latter. Trimmings, which tlicy oll'or for aale at the lowest prices. 50 lhs. Nutria, sides. f0 " double ami single Ring Russia, blown 1P0 " (.'arreted Russia. 100 " Raw and Carroted ('oney. 1000 Saxony andSpnnish Kotlies. Alno A first rate assortment of Silk and Cotton sidta n Tips. Ramlingnnd Binding. Hat Leathers. Bow Strings Skiv ers, all colors, Black and Drab Silk Plush, Extract Logwood Gum Shellac &c. Feb. FAY &. KILBOIIRNE. j on 11111110NS. THE new style of Fub Ribbons in variety with Gold and Steel Trimmings, just received. June S7. W. A. PLATT & C0.,Ncil House. AUNTSII. 200 gallons pure Copal V'nrnisb, 100 gal-Ions extra Coach Varnish, for sale nt l.r!, Winh st.. by Dec. 7. FAY i. KILUOIiRNE. PRINTING INK, WA R R A NTED as good as any other manufactured in the I'nitcd States. The subscribers having been appointed agents for the sale of J. A. James' Printing Ink, manufactured nt Cincinnati, Ohio, will keep a constant supply of the above article, at the price it ia sold for in 'inritinati. olarrn I. Inl u Muiuunnr,. I'lihneMiick's. Vermifuge, YTTIIOLESALE and Retail, at the Drug Store of V J. It. VVHEATON. April if. Corner of Rrnnd and High its. GKOCKKIES. r r HHPS. New Orleans Sugar ft! Sarks Hio 'otlpn I M Sarku Lajimivra Coffre j 4U Half Chostii Vniinfr Hvdon Tel SO " Imprrial Tvn ; SO " " (iun)ow(ier Ten j HH Cntly boTrB'JCii I.Mi ..arreln Murkrrpi, nil numbers j "JiKt ..ukIh'Ih Driril 1'oarfiPH; S.'r.) kri NaitH, tiK.tirtctl ; 7.r) boxen Mimutncturcd Tobacco j Id bugs Alspico 20 " IVntmr. Mndtlpr. Indiao, Alum, Uice, I.nff Sutriir, Cinprr, 5r c. &c., rornaie ry J ini;i w. Mjv, March 0, 1H 47. 27 Main uti-net, 'incinnati 1 nr. HOXI.N TIN PLATK. 1UU liifill.H. Hruit-r,g CuLinur 12. 11, 1C ami 30 lb. lt M)i. n) ItV IrIP men. Mm Ibfl. Tin'd ( 'i-ppcr, If) oi. 3 Tons Sheet Iron. Wire from No. 7 tn 2.r. Kor sale at No. 151), High Btrept.r-ipnnfthp HrnaH Axe, by ss. L 1 U M. L II Hi l :it L' Loc. I. nil iv i 1 1 1 iiv 1 i ii tut Oil. AND TAINTK. rtA ketr pure While l.rail, )ruuiiu in oil) ZJJ Mbbia. f,iieeil Oil; 10 blilfl. 'lurtrpiitine; Pry While l.tad. lied Lead, Venetian Red, Yellow Ocher, Paris White and t'hrome ireen Chrome Yellow, Litharge ; I'aint nmi V hue-waj-h UrUBlicn. tVc. tve. Just recetveu d fnrf-ale.by KAY &. KlI.llOl'llNK, April 2)1. No. 1.r.9, lliph st i(in of tho Hroad-axs cniMHti.N's siioT;s tr( 1 AIUS t.hiklreni Mioei, vanoun niianneg ani U)J ntvles, iiiBt rereived at the siiin ot the liolden Hoot. corner "tore in ihe Journal building, nearly oppoiitc my old bIiiikI. which will le void cheap lor cnt?n. AlHV I. II. fVIJVIIt.M.lj, BAItliKY HAISTKU. '(CC '"',jS Hurley wanted, tor which we willpay lUVu the inaiieKi price in ensn. Ort. 4 tww. U. COMSTOrK CO. YVANTI.D. rnnn !n l'KI.NUulB,JlU)do.r inxserd.'jHHirto. rim. Jdo. V tJVJXJKJ olhy nerd. IM 'omstock At c;o. rrt A n 0JJJ 2.(MK)hf. Cnttnn Itiitn. W irk V arn nml Carpot ( ham. Jiift received and tor sale by Keb. 1 FAY & KILHOIJKNE. i.i Miu;it. 500,000 WMWifiim. 'opiardo. all siren and qualities 3i. rum nnL en. warrameu. A lame and well anHirted lot of nil kinds and ize of country Mull, toycther with nwnrtrd ii7e indow nh. n ack the otiention oi iniuicr, nierii.inira nnu oin rra to our iimk t nud would Htate that we have made ar ran (rente nta no that we nhall always tiae a large aloe a on hand, and will pot uo undersold oy anv one. A 11(1. I If. I. u,imui n vu. NTOItE I HAS lieen removed to tha corner store VI jroom in the Journal Hiiihhnff, on llijrh at., YX nearly opposite to his former stnnd, where tfefc, be will he found ready to wait upon his lor mer eiiKtonnTs and all others who nmy see tit to ran. April IA.. t-wtf. II. H. KIM HALL. CAP MANU FACTORY AND FASHIONABLE TAILORING. r-jJ THK subscrilrers refti-er ttully inform the pnhhe -j-ltKat they have located in this cit, nt No. 1C Hiph street, a few doors North ot L. Treston Co'n. Stor". when they wd! manulaeture snd keep on hanrt alarpe asHortment of wverv description of Caps, which will be sold at Eastern prices lor cash. Tailoring of all kinds earned on. A (root, assortment ol Cloths, A-c, on band, which will be sold rhrap. Columbus Feb. Id, 1fU7..t-wly. John Mi Lf"". W. B. Bakut, WHITE LEAD. THF, sntwerdrers bavin (enlarped snd unproved their Works, nre now ready to execute onlersfor I'nre White Lead, both lrv snd (?round in oil. to any amount that may be wanted. In view of nianutartunn only a prune article, we have determined, as heretofore, to mak but one quality of White 1 end. snd that to Iw a strictly prime, penuine article, snd perfectly free from any adulteration whatever, which Will Ik warranted ns sucn i an wnn may purrnapo. 1'urrhasers. therefore, may I well assured that every de peiidenee may be placed in the pnriiy of every pound of White Lend manufactured by us; which pu renews will not only tend to the prrster durability of the paint, but will be found much more economical in its use, even in the most rnnimnn description of painting. This is owiiiff to the bodv or covering quality it possesses, thereby piviny a far better timsh with two cons tusn scunrriiru wnue paini wouia wilh ihre i of which everv painter will bear witness. Otiiceon Walnut stiect, between Front ami Second sts., Cincinnati, Ohio. I.lcLr.NA.1 &. CO. April if. .irot-w. IIAUDW AKK AND fl TLERY. WF betr leave to inlom the Merchants of the Western country that we sre now rereivinv in attdition to our firmer stnwk a very et nsivt. variety of ( iood in the llard-ward line, of American. Lnirbh amf Orman manufacture. We pnrticnlarlv reqnent the Merchants to nn examination f our stfK-k before they make their piirchases in other markets, ss we are confident th.tt mir prices will he found Cftvrrspondinelv low with those of New York snd other Eastern cities. Our stork is comprised in part of the following: Collin's. Simmon's, and Mann s Axes; Mill and X( ut Saws; Orass snd (irsin Scythes Sevthe Sneathsj Sickles; llav and Manure Forka Kuroes; Traces ; IUes; Anils ; Shovels and Spades; And lokmp (dMs. Also, a complete assortment of Phelf Hardware. I'rnmpt and partienlsr attention will be given to all orders entrusted to onr care. MEAD sV W INSTON, M-irrh 4. .t-wtf. Ne. 15 FeaH street, Cincinnati. CALL AT KIUBALIS. IK trm want pood fhoes and erat harpaiiM. Attt qnsntity of Ktem made Bo-ts and Shos on hand, and tor sale rheap, at the ip the f;idcn BoM, Journal Bnildtrgs, ' I I.I. ll t II II t lillnl I OURNAL WINDOW SASH. VT the sinn of the Gilt Padlock 'o, lu'l.llich street, may be found he best lot of Window Sash ID own, with ilassand Putty alwayi n band. UF.ItE, ABBOTT & CO. August 6. Where ia the Clienp C'nnton Tea Store, And treru tliinsr the Store. STRANGERS, and sometimes citizens of nur Stnto, in-quire where we nrc, and huw it happens we always sell such gniMl Teas, and .0 cheap. Tho simple answer'is, we sell for the importers, and can sell as low as the wholesale jobbers of New York, adding 1 cent per lb. freight. 11 wouiu rcuuiro l,l-Hiil 01 capital to surpass the fa-cilities in our hands for selling Tea alone. t urtlier, we have lately received, and can at all timca se cure Ircsh importation, ol ri en hence, we can .0 .afcly warrant nil we sell, wholesale or retail. Alerchants supplied on favorable terms for ensh. at the Dry Goods and Canton Tea Storo of C. R. KING, JulyC.tw. Opposite Exchange Bank. WAREHOUSE OFFKINTS ONLY. Ao. 60, Cedar ., Aeio York. LEE, JUDS0N & LEE, (I.ATE I.EK AM) JlDSoN,) OCCl'PY the spacious five story Warehouse, No. 56, Cedar street. tho whole of whirh is HvnirH tn th exhibition and aale of the single article of I'KIXTED Their present stock consists of nenrlv flnn Thnntmnd Pnckauf-s, emhraeinir somo thousands of different natirns and coliirinrs, and comprising every tiling desirable in the line.KOUKK.iN and DOMESTIC. All of which are ottered fur sale, for each, or satiufnrtorv credit, at tho lowest prices, by the Piece or Pncknpe. New Styles are received almost every day, and nianv of them arc got up fur our own sales, and not to be found elsewhere.IT Printed lists of prices, corrected from dnv to iUr. wilh every variation in the market, are placed in the hands of buyers. Merchants vill be able to form some idea of the extent and variety of sur assortment, when we state, that the value of our usual stock of this one article, is at least twice the value of the entire stock of dry coeds usually kept by our largest wholesale jobbers. This tact, together with the fact, that our means and our attention, instead of beinff li- viueu amount; a rasi vaneiy oi articles, are devoted, wholly to one, will render tho advantages which wo can odor to dealers perfectly obvious j ami it shall bo our care that none who visit our establishment shall meet with any disappoint mcnt. Our assortment ia complete at nil seasons ef the vear. I.K.K, JLDSON & "LEE P. S. B. F. LF.Fs. formerly of tho firm of Lord &. Lf.es. and late senior partner in the original firm of Lee &, Brewster, from which connection hn withdrew nome time a)jo, has resumed business in connection wilh Messrs. Lee & Judson, under the firm of l.K.K, J1USON St LEE, and he ventures to nnnure his friends and tho public, that the new firm will maintain the same preeminence in this branch of the trade, which formerly distinguished the other two houses to which he belonged. New York, July ti..lytw. SELLING CHEAP! (()MILSTortoise-Sliol!,1t!ck-SieII, Butterfly, lluffiilo-J Horn antl Strr-I, Ivtirv, Ilrrssinn, and all othi-r kintlsnf Cninlis. Latlics anil dent's tinlil I'cns wnrranlrtl. (lultl anil Silver IVnrlls, Silver Tlinnliles nntl Snentaclva, Slrel lirmls, lines, J nsscls, ( Insps, &c.t l'urscs, rursn Twist, Silk antl Silver Canvass, Wimlsiir antl I'ancy Soniis, I'nrlu- mttrV. ItmslirS. (iltlVPN.1'hrf.:iil.. Nemllns. nml l.n,h,.s' Xf- tlln Vnrk. Iltishlcs IHIO otlior tliinira pcrlaiinni; to a Ury (iootls Stnrp (jueensunrr Fnnry and Canton Tea Storo, oinnsitp. Kiclungo Bank, Coluuibua. GI.ANS. Onn ',0'ps B hy 10 and Why LMihss) ZJJ HHI tlo. lnr.rn sizes, I'roin 10 hv 14 to lfi hv K; 20,000 lights Window Sash. Justreri.ivi.il.andfor saln.bv FAY & K 1 1. 110 1 KM'.. April Itt. Nn. 139, High st., siiin of the Hroatl-aae. TIA, COPrKK. AM) SIIEJ T-IR, WARE MANUFACTORY. 8TOIJS, A c. HEVL & MASON have formed a copartnership to carry on the above business, at ihe old stand of J. K. ilcyl, two doors north of Armstrong's Hotel, Hirh street, Columbus, where they will always he prepared to furnish their customers with any artiele in thcirlim'.at the very lowest rates. ('onstantlv on hand. Copper and Brass Kettles, from one to thirty gallons. JOB WOUK punctually attended to on tha shortest notice.Feathers, Kaps, Beeswax, Old Copper, Brass and Pewter, taken in exchange for any of tho above articles. May I,'... t-wtf. OHO i'sMAKEK'N TOOLS of nearly every descrip-O lion, for sale at the Shoe and Leather Store of May2t, IJH7. II. If. KIMBALL. J KLSIt TEAS AND NEW GOODS, JUST received and selling nt uiiparal'eled low prices. Our friends say the Teas are better than ever. We warrant every ouik-o of .W cent Tea, Ac, to uive perfect satisfaction, or prefer to refund the money. Can'talford to pay for Ion it advertisements and sell as rheap ss we do. Merchants supplied on favorable terms, for cash, at the Drv Coeds and Canton Tea storo opposite Exchange Bank. Juneili C. K. HIMt. (tJKEMOVAL.ai DOCTORS THOAITSON A- M AKIN have removed their (J)irr In the Basement Story ot Judpe Swan's new buildinp lliuh Street, a tew doers North of (be Neil House, t'r Kesiilence of ljr. U. "j homi'so. 'j'hird street, one door North of I'nitersalist Church. Besidenceof Ir. Ma- mis, corner of Third and Kich streets, npponite Baptist Church. March :u, IKH. if I.Htlit s' M hitf It id Slipiicrs. LJST mcpiTnl at tho Slmtt Store nf II. II. KIMRAI.T.,1 snpr-rior nrticlt; of While Kitl Slippers. July 31. J New Tailoring nntl Dry f.oods ltallihnit'nt. L. P. PRESTON & CO., fAV 201, I Ugh Mrrrl, Corner of Rick fitrttt,) HAVIMi secured the services of Mr. S.n r.i.i. as fom man, (whose well known skill in fitting needs no praise.) snd also some of Ihe best journeymen Tailors in the city, are prepared to manufacture all kinds of clothing in the neatest manner, and on short notice, (jilting for others to make up, and repairing, will be promptly attended to. They have slso enlarped their store room, and are receiving a I a rue supply of Dry (JimmIs ; so they can safely sny bey hate one of the tnont desirable assortments of both Dry (inods and Clothing in the ( it if. N. B. (iroceries. Boots, Shoes, lint. Caps, Bonnets, Arc. alwavs on hand, at price, that will not fail to suit buyers. ( olumbus April I.I, Url7. .tw. VA IXAHLE KEAL ESTATE f Oil HALE Tl I E subscriber wishing to change his business, is desirona to sell the property on which he now resides, containing about .Ml acres, consisting in part of int-lots in Croehv's addition of Ui, y.t and M-0, lUj.and part of H.nd lo arret sdjoinimi the alove ont-lotn.il I lying on the National Koad, near the Blind Asylum. Also, lots No. la, lb, 17, 2ti and .7, also on the National Bond, bite the property of J. N. Champion, The first described proyerty is susceptible of sub-division, and will be sold in w liole or in parts, to suit purchasers. The last named lots contain about 30 acres, and the lot 13 has the rnont desirable situation for a country residenee any where near Columbus. Any person wishing to engage in the Nursery business or (Jarriening. would do well to examine the aW.ve property, and the suliscrilier will take pleasure in showing the same to persons wishing tn purehaFe, All the above property is situated within a half mile of Columlm. AMO.i N. KAMSLV. Columbus, May 20, l!U7.,t-wtf. D. S. FOUriAN & Co., MERCHANT TAILORS, Orrotite the V. 8. ItoUl, Coiumfm. O., HAVE just received from the Eastern Citiea. the moat extensive assortment of French, English and Belman (. lot Its, ever offered in tins market ; also, a rich assortment of Cassimcrea, Vesting, and Trimmines. Furnishing Articles, such as Shirts. Cravats, Scarfs. Stocks. Bfom. i ollara, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs .(ient's snd Lailies' Silk Shirts, and all other articles usually kept by Merchant Tailors. Foil suits made to order in , hoars, in the beM manner. fVrsona visiting Colambus. wonld do well to call ami examine sar stock, as we are determined to tell tt the lowest price. Mav II. ATEW STORK AND NEW ;OODH. (iod ll were brnicht lower this time eavt tiian moal. M goods are all new. FANCY t;OODS, DRY (lODS. CROCKERY, TEAS, Ac. Call and see opposite .i change Bank. Columbua. Nov. lil..tf. C K. kl.G Srnrpa'n Arrnnstie Oil for BrnlaeM. AFRESH snnply for aie by J. B. VIIK'IO Columbus, Aug. 7. Corner High and Broad st 1847. SANDUSKY. OHIO. It. Hilins Si (oM WARF.imUSING, FOKWAUDINO, AND COMMIS-sion Merchants, airents of the Mans tit-Id and Sandus ky City Kail road company, ami connected with the Mad Hiver and Lake Erie Bail road, will act as npents for all Canal lines, also for Buffalo, Osweco, Now York, Boston. Philadelphia, I'jttsburph. Beaver, Cleveland, Erie and De troit Forwarders, and all classes of lake vessels. They have great and increasing facilities for receiving, storing or selling all kinds ot produce or merchandize intrusted to their care, and w ill assuro to owners, pecuniary advantages over others. All property consigned them for transportation, by land or water, will have immediate dispatch, and insurance effected when required. They are the sole agents of the Mansfield and Sanducky City 'Railroad company, at this point. Tho mad is 57 miles in length, and otters irreat in ducements to Huron, Crawford, Marion, Delaware, Kich- lann, ivnox, iioiiuea, juscarawaa. Licking and rrankhn counties, in their currying trade. They are also connected wnn uie man nivcr ami Lake r-.rie rial i road, now opened to Bellfontaiuo, 100 miles through the counties of Huron, Sandusky, Seneca, Wyandot, Hardin and Logan. Merchants in these and adjoining counties, will find a pfnmiary advantage in consigning their goods to them. They will make advances on produce going to market, or for transportation charges on merchandize. To avoid miscarriage, delay, and extra eharces. all nacka- pes should be plainly marked to the Care of B. Hipgins 6l Co.".. March h. HARDWARE. . GERE, ABBOTT & CO. Keep constantly on hand a large and general assortment of Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, Nails, Class, House Builders' Materials, Farming and Mechanical Tools, and everv article in the Hardware line. They also keep on hand a general supply of Mil itary (ioodt. They have just received direct from the Manufactories, the lar Cent and best assortment of Door Hangings and Trimmings ever brought to this markeU among which are 60 dozen New Haven Mortice and Cottage Locks and Latch en, with mineral, pearl, white snd plated knobs, mineral, pearl, white and plated liell Pulls. Kikemnn & Seymour's rim and rabbited, morticed and sliding Door Locks, with sheavoB and brass rails complete. North & Stanley's and Mnttison, Busscll & Co'a rim and plate Locks, with brass and iron bolts. Mackerel's, Ube, Curtis dc Co'a and Western Blind Fastrninps. Creenwood's Butt Hinges, all varieties. do do tO do iO do 300 do IUtJ gross Jew r.ngland Screws, assorted. Hou.so builders and others w ill find every article in the hardware line upon as good terms as nt anv other place in central Ohio, at the sign of the CULT "PADLOCK, Aug. I!), iJil.). No. li;i High st., Columbus. . LEE, KNAPI' & FAI.EN, fC)I3HSSI, Hllii; AM) LEATHER MERCHANTS, No. 10 Jacob Street, New York, WILL make advances in Cash, on consignments of Leather. Calf-Skins, or Hides, two-thirds of the value of Coeds on receipt nt their Store, l.eler to M. D. Wellman. Ar. Co , Massillon, OvJ. H. Crittenden, Cleveland, O., O. Klemm & Co., do., M. Johnson, Cashier, Toledo, O , J. V. McMillan, Akron, O..H. 11. Kimball. Co. umbus,0. April 2L.rml.w$5. V. B. 1'. IMTLI) STATUS HOTEL, HIGH 8TREKT, One Square South of the Slnte Home, CITY OF COLUMBUS. THE subscriber will be found at the above establishment, where he will be pleased to wait upon all w ho may favor the House with n call. The House is eligibly situated, and lifted up in good taste ; and with the additions and improve incuts that are being made, w ill make it rank among the bast Jlotrln in the Western con n try. Columbus, March ai. P. If, OLMSTED. CHEAP SI'KIM, (.l:i;s! THF. attention of the public ia respectfully invited tn a stock of (iuods now opening on Broad street, the first Drv (.owls Store from the National Road Bridge. To those who buv for Cash . creat inducements am nfTnntri in nil (.nicies. Clotm, from 2 00 up Satinelta from eta np. Jeans, " 20 " Calico from fij ct, nV-;inohamsf fine, for ") cents. Lawns, " 25 " Tweeds nt (124. Orpundio, 2.1 M. DeLaincs, Shawls, tlandkerrhiefs, Cravata, Ribbons, moves, wc. For pofHls cvrn and trill be sold low hv merchants who look well and save unnecessary expenses, via. lo0ayear rent, and from Jff HX) to 1(1)0 a year for hired clerks. Will Ihe public bear this in mind when they desire to purchase goods at small profits ? If thev do. then call at the Store where goods are marked at the lowest ftcures, by your humble servant. J. H. MITCHELL. May 13.. t-wtf. PIANO FORTES. Ohio Institution for the Blind, respectfully informs his friends snd the public, that he has just received a choice lot of PIANO FOKTF.S from Ihe celebrated manufactory of Thomas Loud, which he oilers to sell for cash at Philadelphia prices. F.rery instrument is furnished with grand patent action, and will be warranted good in every particular. Call and see. at his residence on tha National Head, two doors east of Mnnely's tavern. jvov. ii, mio. waiwii. First tirrat fall Sale for 1S47, BY GOWDY &. TKRRY, Auction and Commission Merchants. No. 8. Pearl street. Cincinnati, commencing at I. A. M. on MonriAT, September 6, and continuing through Tuesday and Wednesday, the 7lh and 8lh when we shall sell for cah an extensive assortment of British, French, German, India and American Dry Goods, smorg which are lilac., Itrown, Ulue, Oxford. I adct and steel mixed Cloths Black French, F.nplish and American Cassiroercs) Fancy Coided and Striped do Jllaek, Blue, Mixed, Corded and Striped Satinetsj Dn, dn. and Brown Beaver and Pilot Cloths j Feltings, Blanket Coatings, Super Linseys Blue and Gold Mixed Jeans, Blue Drills; Mackinaw and Whitney Blankets, Paddings; Black and Fancy Satin and other Yestmgs j Plsin and Fancy Alpacas, Cashmeres) Silk Tartans, Silk snd Worsted Serges j French and Knglinh Ginghams of every desirable stvle ) Kich New Style Prints j Swiss, Book and Jaconet Mucins j Florence Bonnets, assorted Kdihons Silk and Gingham Handkerchiefs -t Brown and Bleached Canton Flannels and Drills; Apron Cheeks, Irish LrHro, Brown Hollands j Shawls and Dress Hsndkerrhiefs. Italian Cravats Cloves, Hosiery, Colored Cum ones, Bindings; Kdtring. Sewing Silk and Twist. Suspenders ; Thresds, Buttons, Purses, Combs, Ar. ALSO .Vt Bales Brown Sheetings. S Bales Bed Ticking; 10 do. Osnahnrph,'20raes Blesched Sheetings; IH Bales Red, Green, White and Yellow Flannel. The above stork is fresh from the Importers snd Manufacturers, and offers anprecedented inducements to city and conntry buvera. GOWDY at TF.RKY. Autput I2..5.V Auctioneers. N- H. 0ir tweond Fall Sale will fommence on Mrtw!ay, the fith of Octolw r, and continue three days. G. s T. Another IWtnr itt Coin m bos. DR. ROBLKT II. AWL, bm opened an otHc on High street, near tlie .'eunty Court Houw. in the building lormerly occupied as a medical shop by his brother, where he will cheerfully attend to all rails ia the line of his profession, either from tlie city m country, and at any hour. day or merit. An. 3...1mtw. MORE OF flAME SOOT. JUST received, FRESitt TEA fi.fr rcXfrtm importers. Come again, every body, and take T- Always brief it back and pet your money, at tbe i anton Tea Store and every thing rise Store, opposite F.xchsngt Bink. Aug. 14. C. R. KINO. P. S. Ijookino; not for Notions by Lightning. M I.GY FOR HALE 9 THF. subscriber a good second & j band Bl iiY to sell, w t evrrmngeaj -for a rood horse or other property.- Cooking Move. lie has sl-o a lsrg ieeond hse.) COORINC FT E, wpII eaJcnlaled for the conntry, which he will sell r ei-chanre for wood or other property. Sept 4..4w. WALTF.R THRALL. 1,1 E. IRFSII burnt Lime at 9 rents pr Vihfl. eowsfanllf It-i mi hand, at the Kail Load Liaae Kiln- near tt Penitentiary. I0...t-w. 1 ill PORT ANT CONTRIBUTION TO AMERICAN HISTORY. NOTES on tin Early Settlement of the North Western Territory j by Jacob Burnet, of Cincinaati. One ol.f octavo. Fricn This volume will be welcomed by a large class of readers aa a valuable addition to the historical literature of our country. Tho author is one among the few eminent men now living, who are left to record the events of the put siity yeas in the rapid growth of the West. We sujnin extracts from a few, out of many testimonial! which have been received respecting the merits of the work. From the Louuvitie Journal. u We regard thia work as one of the most important contributions yet made to the Historical department of tt estern Literature. " Persons wishing to in orm themselves of the great event! that have marked the progress of the North-U estern Territory, will nowhere find a wurk so well adapted to that end. It ought to find a place in every family, and will doubtless have a circulation commeusurate with' its uncommon inter est and merits." Vjin the Ohio Ftate Journal. u We predict that here ii not only an Ameri can Book " that will be rend buta" Wettem" one, which will command interest and challenge admiration, u well abroad as at home. Few readers will be, willing to forego us peniBal. " ' The North-Western Territory ' was the comprehensive appellation of the country w hich now comprises the States of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin. That Territory was truly fortunate to embrace among its very earliest settlers " one of tfie comprehensive mind, energy of character, and polished education of Jacob Burnet, lo write its early nunals fur the benefit of posterity." " Such a work is original in iu nature authoritative aa testimony and belongs to the class of mrmoirs for History, which are often moro valuable than formal histories theni- Ives. It will be read with equal interest, at the fircsida of the present generation, and bv that distant posterity which will so largely have profited by'the labors of the author, and nis wormy contemporaries among the rioneera ot uie vai ley of the Ohio." From the Cincinnati Herald. F.vervpart of this work ia interesting, and farms a vain able contribution to the substaniialliteratureot the country. I he accounts of the d liferent n-iliiary expeditions under Ilarinar, St. Clair, and Wayne, the important enteprises of (.en. Geo. Kocers Clarke, the subordinate labors of Wilkin son, Hardin and Scott, throw light upon Uie general political history of the times, which can be found so accurately no where else." From Cint'$ Advertiser. "No one can read the volume without imbibimrthorontrh confidence in the fidelity of statements, as the ample competency of the writer to judye intelligently and impartially i umi i mi iv ii nu miblihcs. iii ma ireeuum inmi prejudice, so uncommon in contemporaneous histories, 1 suppose uie oooa uas never oeen surpassed ; ss an ei ample, the character of Gov. St. Clair a man more generally anpopu lar than any other pioneer of note is given in such terms that no one who did not learn Ihe fact from these pages, or did not know it otherwise, would sut-jiect the antagonistic position, marked at times with warm tecling, which subsisted at the lime between the parties." From the AV )'orA TViounf. "This fine work, just issued from the press. Is needed and will be extremely useful both in a historical and we mav say a biographical sense, giving as it does so much insight into the institutions, character and causes of the degeneracy of the North-Western Indians while it ia valuable and interesting in its relation of those Revolutionary events in which all the Indian Tribes figured more or less, conspicuously. The author of this woik has. undoubtedly, executed his task faithfully, as wo are certain he has entertainingly." From the Cincinnati Atlas, "No other living man possesses the same advantages for the a u thorn hip of such a work. It is all within Its own metnorv "all that he saw, and part of which he was." He possesses the rare advantages of treating of a long scries of events from his own knowledge, and that knowledge ia of the most reliable kind." from the tinnnnwi trtueifr, Indeed, there is no nortion of Judtre Burnet'a volume that is not full id' interest to one who cares to know the History of the West, and in the main it must he entirely r.. I in M.. ' l.L'llUV Ulf A I.I L' V A. 113, Main st., Cincinnati. And for aale by the principal Bookseller throughout the country. June 52. Columbus liiMirnii'3 Company. Fire and Marine. THF. attention of the public ia called to the following scale of return premiums on risks terminating success fully to thia Company, adopted by ita board of Directors. It is believed that this system, whereby every party insuring becomes largely and certainly intereated in the profits ot me v-umpnuy minimi riM in uimseii, oner Buvamagnssu perior to the remote profits of the mutual plan of insuranre, and that they will be justly appreciated by this community tintte of lietum Premiums. On every single premium, - - 10 per cent. On net gross annual premiums from 5000 to $ 2000, . 124 " On net grosa annual premiums amounting to pXX and upwards, 15 " This Company continues to insure every species of build Ing, and the furniture, machinery, goods1, wares and mercan-dizcs and other property contained therein, against loss or damage by fire also, steamtioats and all sail vessels, and the cargoes of mtrambnnts, suit vessels, keel-boats, flat-boats and other water-cralt, airainst the perils of aeas.lakes and rivera on the most fnvorable terms. A. S. CHKW, June 1. IJtM. lytw. tfrtretaty "IhIkTmI TI AL "fTKE INSURANCE CO. Fire and Life Insurance. THIS Company continues to take risks en Lives and Property, on the mot spproved principles ef Mutual Insurance. Fire OcpRrtmcnt. UT The average cost of Insurance in thia Department,.! less than eme-fourth per cent, per annum. Policies issued on the Mutual or Cash plan at the option of the applicant. Life Pppnrtment. Policies on Lives issued daily at one-half the nsual ratet of premium. ri. B. Advantages made available on two or more eontin geneies. For information, apply at the office. Carpenter's RuiMing, tumnus. i iAIOl Ili GKIr r l l H, Sept. lfi, 18 twy. Fttrrtary. (H 1IH S INSTITLTE. THF. Second Uuarter of Uie spring session of this Institution will commence on Mondou, the ,kf dam of May next, under the joint supervision of Charlrs H.PAi.nr.K, n. m., learner 01 matnemaucs, and wai. s. aukock, A. B., teacher of Languages. The course of instruction will embrace every branch of a complete Knglish and Classical education, and no effort! will be spared to furnish students with every facility for acquiring a correct and thorouph knowledge of those studiea usually pursued in our best seminaries of learning. Students w ho may be desirous of entering college, can be fit ted for an advanced standing of one or two years ; and particular attention will be given to the preparation of Teachers for the various and responsible duties ef their profession. TK R WS OF TUITIOSI. Common Branches, for bepinners, per quarter, 00 do dn for advanced pupils, ft 00 Higher F.nglish branches, Latin and Greek, 6 00 No allowance will be made for sbaenee. except n esse! of protracted illness ; and it is of the highest importance that every student be present, if possible, at the commencement of the quarter. Board, including room, fuel and lights, may be had in good families, at from g ft) to gt 0(1 per week. A few boarders may be accommodated, if do sired, with the principals. It is confidently believed, in view of the high qualifications and the experience of the instructors, the well known moral and religious character of the city , snd its superior literary advantages, that the Institution will be found worthy of the increased confidence and patron ire of the community. Patrons of the school, and the friends of education generally, are resneerfnlly invited to attend its daily ei-emsps, and determine its actual merits bv personal observation. II. J. HI fiBKLL, Pres't. Sami'KI. GAM.QWAT.Sec'y. April 2U..t-wiy. SDGAR CllHIIMUn. Wll.LMVl WOort. AITRID WOOD CONKMNf;, WOOD A CO., WHITE LEAD MANUFACTURERS, North Aide tf Court fltreet, East op BaonwAT,( isriawATi. n A VINO enlarged their operations equal to any demand, and having introdnred into their establishment the la test improvements, they are prepared to furnish a pure and first rate article. I he qnality m their Laad ia nsarpessed hv any of the American manufacture, and they are determined to snafain th reputation it has hitherto home in thia snd other markets. Tby will sell at the lowest current rates snd on liberal credits. Also, Manufacturers ef Pnttr and Cider Vinegar. Orders from dealers are respectfully solicited. Jan. U..lr. THE WON IU It OF TUT WORLD. TX tbos who sre bIHm ted with the following complaints, A we would nK-nmmend Dr. Gmy'a Liniment, it having prored its etbeacy in every ease of Khematism, sf-fertions of the Spm, eontractinns of the MusrUs, Glandular Swelling, Cnta. Wownda. rWiros. Scalds. Sprains, Bra-sea. Weakness of the Ancles, Fntsnred Joints, Temors, Swellings, Sore Throat, Pains in the Bvfc. and Side. Old Fleers. SaltRhenm. Fmsted Feet, and all Nervoas Diseases. Thia incomnarable F.mhroeatiffn has bn recow wended by many Emiimi Fhyrinam. for the erleetnsl rare ef the shove complaints, and if any sre ajflirt'd let them resort to tne MFAi.LiAai.E arsir.M, wnich has restored Uioosanna 10 Hrtlith. No matter bow dWperate the case, there will be found a remedy in dray s r-Mirat"d l.immmt. which hy the many certificate that have been rrceived by the proprietor, baa truly prove-! itaeif the nmdrr of the wmid ' f It stabio an-swrpassed fr the fftllowtnn complaints of horses: Strain in the Bark. Sinews and Shoulders, r inters snd Coffin Jovnt, als). orksT Chafes. Calls. fnts. Swelled or Cracked Heels, Scratch,"; and vanon ether injane and external diseases t f this not4e smimnL For full psriMTiUr and directions for e. see wrapper! amtrad The bottles. Price. ZS Vent f Hnttle. r or ssle, wholesale and retail, by MTinwsi sr Grshiss, Zsnevine.Otiio(who se tf-e pniosl stents for tht State. V4d hv W. N.SMDMOLt I't. H.ahst., t jumbsj, Arg. 10..3flDt-w. 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