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D f PUBLISHED DAILT. . BY WILLIAM B. THRALL, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. Orricl outu-eait corner of Ilib itrnat and Sugar itle; TKKMS. Daily per annum, - $1 00 Tti-wflekly per annum, 4 00 Weekly per annnin, 100 Terms of AdTertislng. Twelve lines or leu, one or three insertions, $ , ami 56 cetita for each additional imertion for three munthi J6 for ail months Jjfcl lor 13 muntcs 5 Longer i.lvcrlise-menu in the same proportion, with a deduction of U0 per cent, on we amount over ff -u in six mnnuis. By Tint Vkab. For twelve lines 12 fourth of a column 520 -half a column 30 whole column $ U). BUSINESS CAUDS. MATTIIEW8 & BUTTLES, ATTORNEYS and Counsellors at Uw.Coluiiibus.Ohio. Ollice one door loutli oi l. N. W lilting A: Huntington's Book-store, up staira. Nov. 1. 1815. F. J.Mattiiicws. A. B. Butti.es. BROADWAY HOTEL, by DAVID MITCHELL, Broad atreet, Columbui, Ohio. April 6. .dtf. I. N. WHITING HUNTINGTON, BOOKSELLERS and Stationers, next doer to the Clinton Bank. Ilie;h street, Cohinibut, Oliio. A large aaaortraeni if Booka and Stationery alwaya on hand. seiueut & lii.i.ky. B' OOK-BINDERS, High atrcet, opposite th Public Offi I ces. Columbus. Aug. 26, 1815. Wh. Skibirt. M.C. Lii.l.tT. William II. Jarri Ar Henry Jarri. COLLECTORS and Account Settlers, for Franklin and J adjoining countiea,will attend to allbuaincaa entrusted to them, with punctuality and despatch, and upon reaaonable terroa. Office, up atnira, firat door north of MrCoy'i atore. April 14, 1U1U. y. Columbua, Ohio gere, abbott a to., DEALERS in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, Naila, Glata, House Builders' materiala, Farming and Mechanical Toola, Military Uooda, 4c. &c, No. 161 High atrcet, aign Of the Gilt Padlock. WING At RICHARDS DEALERS in Foreign and Domestic Dry Gooda, Groceries, Boots and Shoos, A.c. Ate, wholesale and retail, K i f:n...i.i.r. .., li;..l, .. 1 IS KllllUli:! DEALER in Law, AIcdical.Thcological.Classical, School and Miscellaneous Booka, superior Stationery and Wall Paper, at Derby 'a old aland, opposite the Slate House. J. B. WHEATON, DRUGGIST.and Dealer in Patent Medicines, Paints,Oils, Dye Stud's, Glass, Sic. Sic, wholesale and retail, corner of High and Broad atreets, Columbua, Ohio. FAY Ar K1LBOIRNE, DEALERS in Dry Gooda, Groceries, hardware, Drugs. Medicines. Painta.Oils, Dve Stuffs, Leather, Boots and Shoea, &c, High street, Colunihus, Ohio. Oct. 1, 1841. C. K. KING. EALER IN DRY GOODS, Sic, opposite Exchange nana, Columhua. rsov. rj..u. SI. II. BATEHAM, EDITOR of the Ohio Cultivator, a Journal of Agriculture and Horticulture, published on the 1st and 15th 0 ach month. Terms $1 per year ) lour copies lor S3. O3 Ollico in the Bank Building, near the Slate House. II. COM STOCK & CO., FORWARDING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Produce Dealers, and Lard Oil Manufacture!, Canal aaasin, Columbus, Ohio. J. H1DGWAY At CO'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near the Bridge, Colum bua. Ohio. Stoves of all kiuds, and a great variety of Castings, alwaya on hand. Oct. 1, 1811. COLUMBUS HAT STORE. K ItCDISILL, High street, opposite the State Build-! intra, always keeps on hand a good assortment of Hats and Capa of the latest fashions. Hats made to order. NEIL HOUSE. WINNE ia "at home" in the Neil House, and will K render all ao who make their atay with him. Deo 10. dtf N. II. 1 AY LOR. ENGRAVER. O FF1CE on Northeast corner of High and i'uwn Streets, up stairs oppoaite Lulled Slatea Hutt'l. Dec.22 dlf LAW. PB. WILCOX and A. F. 1'i.mir will praclice Law. as partners, in Franklin anil mljnininn; ou,li.. olll on oaat aide of High street, opposite l.N. Whiting It Html-ington a Bookstore Feb. I(l..t-wtf, WJlTw'lTiLWnREllTLEY, Sl'RGlt'AL and Aleihaiiical Dentist, Ciilumbua, Ohio. Agent for Alcock'a Premium Teeth. For snle Baker St Hilcy'a Patent Forcep Key. Mai 13..t-wly. CITY LIVERY STABLE. THE subscriber has removed to the new buck stable buill by Dr. L. Goodnle, corner of Sugnr and Fair alleya, a tew s'cpa from High street, and rear of the Capitol House rrr llORSES AND CARRIAGES TO LET JT) Nov g.-dif. J. MASSEV: W. A. McCOY Ar CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS in Fancy and Staple Dry Gooda and Groceries, opposite the State House, High street, Columbus. Ohio. GEORGE E. WALCL'TT, SIGN AND UANNEK PAINTER, Nov. 9 . .dtf. coi.umbus, our 8. N. RICHARDSON - MANUFACTURER and Dealer in UOOTSM ,v u70.'S and FINDINGS, of every kind and J vanety.No. 135 High st.,Cnl.'mbus, Ohio. Nov-iuly AXES. 50 doi. Chopping Axes, of different branda. w arranted of good quality, for aaleat the sign of the Dec. 11. GILT PADLOCK. NV1L8 AND VICES Genuine Armitnge Mouse-hole Anvils, assorted weights; also, the best Vicoa in the)Cou,t,y,.tthe.iBuofth. pAp-0t.K- A FEW of those line steel FIRE SETTS, left at ih sign of the Dec. II. GILT PADLOCK WATCHES, a r.nnn .Hmtmpnt nf all the different kinds, ittst re- A eeived. and for aale at low pricca. We have some of the Jin. that were ever offered intliis market. June 27. W. A. PI.A'I T At CO., Neil House. COOPER!' TOOLS. AFRESH supply ol Coopers' Toola, just received and for sale at the sign of the March II. GILT PADLOCK Perilocnl Kpeclotlra. ALSO, double convei and coneute Spectacles, for all agea, and in a great variety of Iramea. Also, Spectacle Glass, of all kinds, lilted in old frames at short notice, and lowprice,by W. A. PLATT & CO., Feb. 7. Nril tlouit. KrHrpn'ti Arconslie Oil lor Ilrnlnpsi. AFRESH supply lor aale by J. B. WIIF.ATON Columbus, Aug. 7. Corner High and Broad at LACKSMITS' BELLOW S, real Armitage Mouse Hole Anvils. Common, Cotter-Key and Solid box Vices. For sale at 15!), High street, sign of the Broad Axe. Dec. 7. 1AY Al KILIIOI KNE. o 1AHRIAGE TRIMMINGS Ruhher Cloth, Pat-J ent Leather. Lace, llamls, Damask Linings, Bmdinga, 'J nfta' Springe, Axles and lupa, at the Oct. 1 GILT PADLOCK. CI ARIIIACK Isl KINGS. 'it pairs Buggy and Car J mge Springe. 20 aetts buggy ana 1 arnsge Axies, jusi rrrpiT.11 .ale low at the sign of the GILT PADLOCK. TANNER'S OIL. I?OR SALE low, by the barrel or gallon, at the Drug Store 'of J. B. WHEATON, Oct. 23. Comer of High and Broad atreets. LEAD PIPE, " I?OR CISTERNS, Wells and Acouedurts. for sale at the ' .ignoftl,, GILT PADLOCK. MILL AND CROSS CIT SAWS. AY kll.ROl hNK keep a constant supply of Fovi land's Mill and Cross-cut Saws. at the lowest prices VAHNISII. ITTRN.Tl'RE VAKMSII Noe. I and I. Also, Polish-. inn and Coach Body Varnish, for sale by J. B. WHF.VI'ON. Druggist, March 59. Corner of High and Broad streets. ANVILS. G ENLTNT. Mouse-Hole Anvils, at the sign of the May 13. GII.T PADLOCK. G OLD PENS.A fresh supply received lliia day. and for aa e very low. W. A. i'LA 1 I & I u, Aoril A. IH47. Nell House. GUN SMITH" will please notice that we have foraale. autl.e aig of the Gilt Padlock. It. I. High street, 100 Rifle Barrels, assorted, from 10 to i JO balls to the pound. Alto.tiua Lorka of various kinds, Bnlts. Guards and Thim blea. German Silver, Sheet Brass and almost all other Gul material. GERE, ABBOTT II CO. Dec. 9. , NEW DRESS GOODS. GINGHAMS, Printed Lawns, Balxonnea, Bsrsges, Maa-Vj lia Ginghams, Embroidered ditto, De I.aina. Jre. All att styles, lor Bale by W LNQ . hit HARDS'. OHIO VOLUME XI. SAWS. HOP. At CO., and Wiluiot aV Itowland's Mill and Cross cut Maws Hoe 47 Co. and Wilmot At Rowland's Circulardo.) Spear &. Jackvon'a and other Hand do.) Paunel and ripping do. Butchera' and Bacit do.; Billetl aud Turning Webb do. July III. GERE, ABBOTT k CO. HARDWARE. GERE. ABBOTT cV CO., at the aiuii of tlio Gilt Padlock, are now receiving freab supply of gooda, which makca their slock embrace more ar ticlea in the hardware line, than any other atom in the Slate. 1 nov are disposed to sell goeila at lair ratea, ana wouiu re ipectlully request purchasers to call and oiaiuine tlicir goods and pricea. Oct. 1. PURE WATER. JENNISON'S Patent Diaphragm W ater Filler. W'e have iiiBt received a tew of these very valuable articlna which are (uglily recommended by all who have aecn them in use, and which wo are ready to sell nt manufacturer's prices, with cost of transportation! GERE, ABBOTT cV CO. NOV. (1. GENUINE JIOl SE-IIOI.E ANVILS, ri'ST received aud for aalt at the sign of the I Sept. 10. GILT PADLOCK. JUNIATA NAILS, just recived and for sale at the sign r ,1.- rv.. 1111 Pan I'ini i)CK. NEW BONNETS. JUST received by the subscribers, a new and well aelected aasorlment of Neanolitian. Prince Albert. Fancy Braid and plain Leghorn and Straw Bonnets, which can be all'ord ed at unusually low prices. FAY & KILBOURNE. LUMBER I LUMBER! The subscriber haa on hand for sale alius Steam Saw Mill, 3 miles west ol Columbua, a large and complete assortment of Country Lumber of almost every variety aud description. Having erected Dry Houses, will also have a large quantity of aea-auned flooring on and alter the 1st of March. Also, a quantity of Refuse Lumber that will he sold at reduced prices. All good orders for Lumber will be prompt ly attended to. t-eo. o.-ii.j m. ai'i.Liiflff 1. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. LA Mrs and Bunds; India Rubber Cloth and Whips; Oil Cloth and Alats ; Patent Leather and Bindiuge) Patent Until and Dash Iramea ) Light Frnniea and Taaaella ; Springa and Axles. GERE, ABR0TT &. CO. J A DIES' SHOES. Just received a fine is.Tlnient j of Ludica' French Morocco nnd Kid Grecian Tiea and Buskins, at tho ticn of the Golden Boot, which are selling oil' cheaper tlivn ever before sold in this city. Jan xv. li. 11. n.iivumi,ij LAMP OIL. 3(10 gallona Bleached Winter Strained Sperm Oil, a auperior article ; 21)0 gnllona Wlmle Ooil, foraale by FAY & KILBOl'RNE, i;cc. 1, iu. iu-j, riin 0 itch .. MA HUM:: CAltDS. UiO Brts of Machine Cnnls, jiitt rnceived from the Manu.hctnry at Leicester,lMaa-snchutiptts, and for aule at ISo. 10'J, Iliph itrrrt. 1. o l-av . Ltt nnitntvr MARKET BASKETS. Willow Market Baskets, a line article, at the GILT PADLOCK. Oct. I. A LARGE ASSORTMENT 0 F Ginghama, Balzorincs, Lawns and Baniges. just ere 'd oy Aprno.j nii-'iixivw.-v. 100 dozen Eili's. OF Spear & Jackson. Mottrutn, Ibbotson, Butcher and other celebrated makera, for sale at the aign of the April 7. GILT PADLOCK. NO. 1U1 HIGH STREET. ONE HUNDRED pairs l.liptic Springs lor buggies and carriages, just received and for sale at the sign of the Sept. 10. GILT PADLOCK. SMITH'S VICES 0 F Domestic Alanultictitre, the best in the market, for ale at the aiu f lill.T I'AllUICk' Sept. 10. noiur imiu jstiniiiita F Cornelius tfc t o., inanufncture. Also, Lamp Trim- 0 J minus of all kinds, wholflHalf- or rotnil, by Feb. 1. W. A. I'LA'I'T tk CO., AVil Horn. I AIKHANK'S PATKNT )l,ATFOKiM hcalps and Counter Baiaiituaat manufacturer's prices. ForBnleby April 3. Sipn of the (ilt lJad Lock. iJnuniM.. Ai-miincA MnuNehnle Anvils. s OLID box and comtuuu Visea, foraale at the sign of the A pii!7. GILT PAUI.uJ ScnU nud Presses. SEALS Engraved, and Seal Presses lurnlshed, for Nota ries Public, Common Pleaa and Supreme Court, Re-conlera. Vc. AVc, at very low pricea and short notice, by March 17. W. A. I'LA I I oi. t u., neii nouse. 1E1VES. 25 doi. Scivca, aasortcd numbers ; of iron, ) brua, and hair, at the GILT PADLOCK. SAW SI SAWS!! 50 Mill Sawa, of Cast and German Steel, for aale at the sign of the fJeC. 11. UILl l'AIIL.LII. QHOEM AKER'S TOOLS of nearly every deaenp-O tion. lor sale at the Shoe aud Leather Store of May 20, 11117. H. II. MMUAl.u STARCH. THE Columbus Starch Factory is now in operation. 1 he attention of dealers and others is requested to the beautiful article of l'turl Utaick now being made. Country Merchants and othera supplied from the depotat the Ohio Drug Store, by S. CLARK At. CO. Caah and tlaa highest market price at all limca paiu tor White Corn. ept. 3. White l.cnil. Oil nnd Brnahra. TWENTY hlila. Linseed Oil, in whole aud half barrels) ICO kegs H lute Lead -, Variiisli, 1'aintand nnitewasn nrusnra. July It',. GERE, ABBOTT Ar. CO. GLRE, ABBOTT A CO. No. 101 High street, rfMlltFF. THOUSAND Iba. Iron Wire. assorted. from No. 1 3 to a;. Ml) lbs. Log Chains; 51)0 pair Trace Chains; SO dot. Ames' Shovels and Spades 10 dox. Manure Forka. July 16. w IRE. 0.000 Iba. Iron Wire, assorted, from the coarsest to the finest, for sale at the si!!n of the :t. 1. GILT PADLOCK. Oct. WOOD SCREWS. 3,000 groce New England Premium Screwa.at the aign of the Oct. 1. GILT PADLOCK. Wl: HAVE plenty of 8x10 SASH, with Glasa and Fully, at Hie sign of Ihe ' Dec. II. GILT PADLOCK. CROSS-CUT nnd CIRCULAR SAWS, U VJiiow in atora, and lor aale at the aign of the e. II. GILT PADLOCK. rnrtCi Cotton Chain, No. 5 to It). JUUU SJXmibn. Cotton Bala. Wick Yarn and Carpel Chaie. Just received and for aale by Feb. If FAY Ar K1LB011RNK. SEED STORE & AGRICULTURAL WARE-ROOM.C Arm Sfore. next door tit of Ihe Pout Office.) J ('ST received, a large and general assortment of GaR-kh and Ftr.l.D Sr.F.lis, embracing every desirable variety adapted to thia climate. Now is Ihe time to obtain seeds for choire vegetables, aa planting time ia at hand. And to the ladies we have to oNar a select and large vuri-et, of Hotter S'rrrif. Catalogues of seeds and fruit trees at'lhe stora. Also, in store. Pratt's Corn Planter, which Ihe farmers are generally invited to call and examine, together with ploughs, Are. 50' bushels timothy seed, osage orange, and mualard seed ; also, on consignments large lot of fruit trees, foraale very low. AucGon The room is now ready for Ihe reception of gooda to be aold at public aale, an J we aha!! exert ourselves to give satisfaction to all whu may favor ua w ith goods to be sold in that manner. JNO. BURR. April 8. .dtf. NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS, THE undersigned has juat received, and will keep con-alantanlly on hand, a supply of Leeches, which he will spply by prescription. He ia also prepared to bleed and cup by preacription Prompt attention will be paid to all pre senptions. Enquire al Denig 6l Son's, corner of Hmli nnd Rich streete. C. E. BO V I.E. Iteferenree Dra. Denig, Snith and Butterfield. Sept 17.. dlf. NEW MEDICAL HOOKS. FEMALES and their diseases a aeriea of letters to his class, by Cbarlea D. Meigr, M D ; juat published, 1W8. toraalc at tLe New Book btore.Neil Him-e, Feb. 13. J. H. KILEY & CO. STATE COLUMBUS, SATUJ5DAV, MAY 20. 1840. WAREHOUSE OF PRINTS ONLY. No. 6fi, Cellar it., New York. LEE, JUDS0N & LEE, (l,ATK i.r.r ADD J VI) San,) aOCX'l'PY the inncious five story Wurehouie. No. A6 J Odnr street. the whole of which isdevnicd to the exhibition and sule of tho single articlo of PRINTED Their present stock connits of nearly One Thousnnd I'nrkufji embracing some tliounands of din'crent pulierus and cnloriniji, and coninrisinti every thine desirable in the line. FOKF.IUN and DOMF.STIC. All of which are offered fur sale, for cash, or nn tin factory cmlit, at the lowest orient, by the I'irce or Package. INew Styles are received almost evory dny, and mimy of in c in are gui up tor our own sales, and not to bo louna eiiO' where. (TT Printed lints of prices, corrected from "dnr to day. with every variation in the market, are placed in the hands ui uujen. Merchants will be able to form some idea of the extenl and variety of our assortment, when we state, tlmt the value of our uuat stock of this one articlo. is at least twice the value of the entire stock of dry goods usunllv kept by our Inrpcst wholesale jobbers. This fact, together with the inc., uiai niir means ami our auenunn, insieuo 01 ocmif divided among a vast variety of articles, are devoted wholly to one will render the advantngpa which we can oiler to dealers perfectly obvious and it hull be our care that none woo visit our estauiuumeni man meet witn any disappoint ment. Our assortment is complete at nil seasons of the year. LKK, JUDSOiN & LKE P. S. B. F. LRK. formerly of the firm of Lord &. Kccs, nnd Into senior partner in tho original firm of Lee & Brewster, from which connection hn withdrew some time ago, has resumed business in cnnncclinn with Metiers. Lee & Judson, under the firm of LKK. Jl'USON & LKK. and he ventures to assure his friends and the public, Unit the new firm will maintain the same pre-eminence in this branch of ttie trade, which formerly distinguished the other two liounea to which he belonged. .New York, July ti. .lytw. PAPKU HANGINGS DEPOT, No. 18, Courllunttt tt., N. Y.f opposite the Wetttrn Ilottl. IilK CHOTOiN MAMJFAC'iUKIMJ L'OMl'AiNY . (organized under the (ieneral Manufacturing Law ol the State of New Vork) ntreratwholesale, in quantities tn suit purchasers, at manufacturer's lowest prices. fur cash or approved credit. Paper Hanging, of every variety of style and price, aud Borden to match ; Firt Hoard Printt in irreat variety. Tramvarent W indow Shadet. Oil Painted W indow Htadtn and I rid W indow Curtain PaperM. of too latest styles and superior finish, nil of their own manufacture and importation. As their Stock is largo and entirely new, they invite Merchants, Booksellers aud Dealers in these articles, to call and examine their st Irs nnd prices, whenever they visit the City. Country Merchants can ex amine this Stock from 6 o'clock in the morning till 10 o'clock in the evening. iew Vork, Feb. iJB, I8lfl..7md. M Alt RLE WORK. TITR attention of gentlemen desirous of purchasing Marble MuntrU, Monument or Statuary, is requested. The Subscribers, having been engaged in the Marble business lor the last thirty jears in Philadelphia, and having manufactured work lor almoin every part of the Union, enn refer to all who have favored them with their custom, nnd to their work, fennsidetnhtp of which haa been put up in this placp.) They have always on hand a full supply of Marhle Mantels, and new and original Designs for Monuments and other work, copies of which, with prices will be forwarded. l)jr All work shipped is insured I mm breakage. They can refer to any Mercantile house in Philadelphia or standing and diameter as workmen. JOILN STKUTIIF.RS & .SON, Feb. 28. IfMtt.. ,3md. Ao. .0 High street, Phila. IV It. There is nothing in their line which they do not t'umitdi, either domestic or imported. S"TLniTlllileKWOllKN, Hidgo Knad, above Spring (iardeu street, Philadelphia 'Phis extensive pstnblMimeiit in erceted on an improved plan, and by the aid of Steam Power manufactures all kind) of Plain and Ornamental Maiuu.K Woiik, in a stiuciior style and at the m cai nrieei. The JnriiOHt and best assortment of Marble Afnutles, im ported Parlor nnd Garden Statuary, Vanes, and Fountains, Tiles for floors &c, mny be seen at the Wit re Rooms, to whirl, the nttention of the puhlic is roHpeetlully invited IViaruln l, utters Biipniiru at ail times witti any mnutier ni finished Mantels and Pable 'Pops, Italian 'Pomlw and Monuments cut to sizes or finished also, constantly on hand , a large nisnrtment o! American lirine atones in Mm rough or liuished, Marble in tho blork;&c. JOILN HA IK I), Kulge Koad, above Spring uaruenst,, I'hiladclpliia. March ).,.$a. New Tailoring nnd Dry Goodi Establishment. L. P. PRESTON fit CO., (No ?01, 7ijjA Street, Corner of Rich MrertJ HAVhN't; secured the services of Mr. Skwei.l as fore man. (whose well known skill in fitting needs do praise.) and also some of the best journeymen Tailors in the city, are prepared to manulaelure all kinds ot clothing in the neatest manner, and on short notice. Cutting for others to make up, and repairing, will be promptly attended to. They have also enlarged their store room, and are receiving a large supply of Dry Goods ; so they can safely say hey have one of the most desirable assortments of both Dry Goods and Clothing in the City. N. R. Groceries. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, &.C.. always on hand, at prices that will not fail to suit buyers. Columbus April 13, llf 17... tw. NEW AND FASI1IONARLE Tailoring Establishment, B. HI HK and WM. F. CLOUD have just opened a new Tnilor Shop, on High street, in the city of Columbus, opposite the United Stales Hotel, where they will give strict attention to the Tailoring business in all its branches. Particular atten- tion paid to cutting, aud work made up on short notice, and in tho most approved style. They respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage. JulySu.etwtf, Wntchcj, Jewelry, Silver-Ware, Lamps, it., it. M m. A. Pint & Co.. (in the Neil House,) HAVE on hand a Rood assortment or Watches Jewelry, Silver Ware, Roar Lamvi, Perfumery Soectaclea. (Concave. Convei and Perifocal.) Dia- rnnnd noiiilc rl (lold Pens, frst makn't ) Hold and Silver Pencils nnd Thimbles. Combs. Brushes for the Hair Clothes and Teeth, Plated and Uritania Castors, Candle-.link, dtp R:iketa and I'ea-Neta. superior Kajora, (war rant! A.) Pocket Knivca and Scissors, ticnuine Hemmin(s Needles, hest quality. Pistols with one and six bnrrala. lIOCKS, Lamp LlinSB anO l.iiniO ,,u..,i ...unci. Toola and Materiala, &c. itc, all of which they are now filling nl .n lnm nrirpM. W'ntchcs and Jewelry carefully repaired by experienced workmen and warranted. Also, seals Knfiraved for Notaries County and Slate orlicera, Societiea, &c. etc., and Seal Presses of an excellent and cheap construction furnished al abort nniire. I'ec. la DUPHltlOR COIOHKD IA(iUF.HRR. O OTVI'lOS. Tie suhsciilicr would respectfully an nounrc to the cilirens of Columbus and ilsvicmilv. that ha haa taken rooms in Amhoa' block, where he ia prepared to eiecute IJapneneotvpe likenesses. oy an unproved proceaa. which aives to the picture a much tinertone than modea ol oprratinp. IVrsoua wishinff anvthinff in the lini of thia art. are ro- spcctl'ully invited to call at hia rooms. Perfect satisfaction given, or no enarpe. IVrsoua are aiiL'lit the art of taking likenessea and ore- paring all kinds ol Chemicals used by Dnguerrean artists, on lie moat reasonaoie lariu.. ... n. giuLuiuuiii Oct. 311. .dtf. OHIO MI'TUAI. FIRE INSURANCE CO. Fire and Lile Iuauranrc. THIS Company conlinuea to take risks on Lives snd Property, on the most approved principles of Mutual Insurance. Fire Department. IL7 'i he averape cost of Insurance in this Departaient,is less than one-Jovrin per cem. per annum. Policiea issued on the Mutual or Cash plan at the op tion of the applicant. Life Deportment. Policiea on Livea iasucd daily at one-half the usual rates of premium. S. B. Advantages made available on two or more contin genciea. For information, apply at tht office, Carpenter'a Building, between the Exchange and Citv Hanka, Hitfh atreet, Co lunihua. TIMOTHY UKIIPITH. Sept. 16, 1815. twy. Secretary. 1 1 1, 1 . . n a j.. 1 .., ,1 1: r 1 n 1.' -1 ai ''nr. IBSTItiM'S injurwi. vtinrnsi, in naiinnii 1 Conn , continue at their atrency in this city to insure ntv.ll.n ll..,a Stores and Wnmlinii.. Mill. Mnniifoe. toriea, &c, and the contenta nf each, together with every other aimilar aperies of property, against loss or dan- AG K BT npr.. I ue ric vi premium unereu are a. iu" as loose 01 anyniliersiniimi ni.iiLu.iun, anu .eiiiemcui. m losses characterised by the well known liberality of Una long Office in the City Bank Building, tip stairs. Oct, I3..1yd. J. WM. BALDWIN, Agent. S TT BOOKS & STATIONERY. JOSEPH R. 8CR0QG3, Ilnolneller and Stationer, ojipoeite the State ou. VAI.UAI1LI2 I NfiLISH UOOKS-CIIEAP. CAHI)I.AL WOLSEV, by John (ialt, with addilionul il. luslratiuiis I'rora Cavendish ' Life of Wolsoy, and ulnar sources. I vol. The Lile and Pontificate of Loo the Tenth) by William Rnscoc t vols. French Kevolution from I7C9 to 1014) by I'. A. Miirnet. I vol. " The Literary History i f Ihe Middle Arcs, comprehending an account of the atale of learning from Ihe close of the reign of Auifusiua to its revival in the fifteenth century 1 by Uev. Joseph Itcriiigton. I vol. History of the Counter Kevolution in England, for the re-eaiabliihmcnl of Popery under Charles 11 and Jumcs 11; by Armand Carrol. 1 vol. Lorenzo de .Medici, called the Magnificent) by William Rnacoe. I vol. The Italian Painters. Life or Michael Angeloj by R. Duppa, L. L. U. Lue of HalTaello: by Quatremere de tjuincy. 1 vol. Wnrinan Conquest. History of the Conquest of England by the JWuians its causes and its consequences in England. Scotland, Ireland, and on tho Continent ; by Aucuatin Thierry. Svi.ls. ' L1I0 of Lulher. wriitcn by himself. Collected and arranged by M. Michi'let. I vol. The Koman Itepublic, by M. Michelct. I vol. Cinq Mara, ora Conspiracy under Louis XIII, a historical Romance ) by Alfred do Vigny. 1 vol, Hiatory of Civilixation. from the fall of th Roman Em. pire to tho French revolution ) by F. (iuizot. 3 vola. 1 no nuova woraa are ooiiiiu in uniliirm binding, and will mnko a tine addition to a library. For snle very cheap by Feb. 2D. j. k. scnouus. A VAI.UAIILE HOOK. A MANUAL of Ancient aud Modern History, containing the political history, geographical position, nnd ao-cial atate of the principal nationa ot antiquity, carefully revised from the ancient writers. The rise and progrcaa of the principal European nationa. their political history, and the changea in their social condition, wilh n hiatory ol the colonica founded by Kuropeana. By W. C. Taylor, I.L. D., M. B. A, S.. with questions adapted" for the use of schools 1 1 vol. pp. W. For aalo by reb SI. J. K. St:ROGGS. KEVOIX'TION. In consequence of the recent rev-olution in France, and Ihe present excited state of Eu- rone, thn suh.rrlljtr .Allin,. Ilnnb- a.. greatly reduced pricea. His Block of Books, S'tationerv, Paper llanginga. ic , is very full, nnd oreat harcaina nr. io be hnd " Progrcaa " ia the word, and we intend selling oil verv low, to mnko room for a now stock. Purchasers will find it to their advantage to call on us first and last. ' So mote it be." April 13. J. H, SCKOCiGS. HANDIIOOK OF Young Artists ami Amaleurs in Oil Taintingt being chielly a compilation from the celebrated Manual ol Bouvier, and olhera. The whols ailnnied. liv thn method of ita arrangement, and the completeness of its detail, as well for a text book in Acadcmiea, of both sexes, aa for self-instruction) with a new explanatory and critical vo. caouiary ; 101 anic uy (I cli.il. J. K. St KOliliS. IJAl'EH I1ANCIN;S. A choice and well aelected assortment of every variety ai d price, from 1,40 to i?l8per duzen bolts ) Bordering of almost every description, varying in price from 2ac tu $2,&tl per strip, of 10yds. We invito particular attention to ti e nhovo Papers and Bordvriiics, feeling confident that Ihrv will comonre favor. ably wilh anv other slock in Ihe city. For sale at the Bookstore of fMarch IB 1 J. K. SCHOtiOS. ARNOLD'S CLASSICS Comprising Arnold's first and second Lnlin hooka; Corneliua Neons; Latin nroso composition ; first Greek Lessons. Greek nrose composition and a variety of olhcr classical worka. F01 sal.: by (Jan li 1 J. K. SCI'.OGGS. LIFE OF NA POLEON. 1 1 istory or Napoleon, from the French of M. Laurent De L Anlecho, with rive liuiiitlCtl Illu.lrnfinna. .A.r tlr.Kiuam tv it'.rm V'm,. m.J twenty original portraits ) for sale chonn, by l eu. si. . J. It. Sl.KOGGS. HA I-F. HOURS WITH THE BEST AUTHOllS-Selected and arranged, with abort biographical and critical notices, by Charlea Knight for anle by ten. SI. J. K. SCUOGGS. GOICTII E. Tho Autobiography of Goethe Truth and Poetry, from my lile. Eilited "by Parke Goodwin. Feb. 21 For sale by , J. R. SCHtiGGS. A PLEA FOB AMUSEMENTS) b Frederick W. Sawyer. For sale by Feb. 81. JJl. SCROGGS. GOLD. A beaulifui articlo of Gold Fresco Wall Paper. French al; le, for sale br J. R. SCROGGS. April II. UNITED STATES EXPLORING EXPEDITION. 5 vola. 4to., and maps, by Wilkes; for aale at March 27. SCROGGS'. AMERICAN STATE PA PER S, One actt or the above work, ol 21 larue folio vulumea : for anle verv cheap, at March 27. J. K. SCROGGS'. r O. O. F. A few very (inelv embroidered Encampment L. Retmha, (P. G. and R. P.) for aale hy Apri: 10. J. R. SCROGGS. HO IVE'S liruEIAN HOARIIOVND AND L1VF.R-WORT COUGH CANDY. THIS celebrated Candy is now the most popular of all remedies lor the cure of Cougha, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Phthisic, and general all'cctiona of the Chest and Lunga In all the above cases it is known to have afiiirdcd decided and permanent relief, which ac-counta for the rapid aales of the COUGH CANDY. We are now selling two thousand packagea per week in the Western Slatea. Thia ia enough to convince tho public, Ihal it ia just the article it is represented to be for curing. We do not say it will ever euro all diseases, but no person that haa ever used the Candy for diseaaea of the Chest and Lungs, will say it done them no good. Circulara with ccr-tilicatca nnd opininna nf the presa concerning the Candy have been issued, which we respectfully rcqueatall persona to read. We warrant a cure for the above diaeases in all cases, and challenge any person in the United States to produce a better, cheaper, and more etfective remedy. A liberal discount will be allowed to country purchaser! and others who purchase for cash to sell on commission. Sold by the principal druggista in thia city, and every city in the United Statea, and by the proprietors. HOWE rV CO.. At their Depot, No. I, Collego Hall, Walnut atreet, Cincinnati, O. Sold in Columbus, Ohio, by J. B. WHEATON, corner of High and Broad streets. S. CI.AHK & CO., High street. DF.MG &. SON, corner High and Rich. GEOHGF. Sl BROWN.corncr High and Friend. Dec. 7. .('mil. GtUllliK L. KHOIirs. WILLIAM OKKEII RHODES & GREEN, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Forwarder, anil Agents or Clinton Line, on Erie Canal, and Oswego Canal Line of Lake Boats, Cleveland O. Amte 0 Clinton LineO. P. Sroville, 113. Broad at , New Vork) W. Monlenlh Si. Co., Albany, N.Y. Hazard, Monteatli eV Sherman, Biifi'alo. N. Y. Aentt of Oetcetio Line. Joseph Gilbert, 17 Caintiea Slip. New York j Bennett dr. Adams, Syracuse, N. Y ; Truman Wiman, Oswego, N. Y. anaril'j VAM AIILE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. THAT very desirable residence lormerly occupied by ;j Snmue' Crosby, adjoining the city nf Columbua on jKM,the east, and opposite the Blind Asylum, together with lei acres of Land, containing an excellent fruit orchard attached thereto, will be sold on favorable terms, by r-.L.tnl...- Ik-.. O IUI1 I Lltl.ltailU M. .-' J. hlDGWAY ot CO. ATTENTION I THE nnderaigned. a Philologist, and graduata of a cele braled foreign University, will be ready to give leaaona in the Greek. Latin and German languages, at any hour. Terma very low. Reference! : Rev. Mr. H. L. Richards. Dra. Jones St Caae and Prof. Dr Smith. P. JOHNSON, Dr.of Phil. Nov. I8..dtf. LIMBER. nfl flfifl Lumber. I all aiz. 0lJlJJ 3(W).C00ii.Poplardo. J qnali zea and .lities. 300.(100 Pine Shingles, warranted. A large and well assorted lot of all kinds and sizes of country atufl, together with aasnrted sizes Window Saab. We ask the attention or builders, mechanics and oth era to our stock ) and would state that we have made ar-rangetnenta ao that we ahall always have t large stock oa hand, and will not be undersold bv anv on. Aug. 13. it; CO.MST0C& fc CO. RNAL NUMBER 2oG. MOOD'S STEAM IRON RAILING MANU. FACTORY, W Road above Uuttmwood if. Philadelphia. IBOiV railings for public and private buildings and publie squares, of every variety of rorm and pattern. Cemetery railing, of classic and nniim. ,l.;n. .mh,.. cing upwarda of one hundred different varietiea. Iron Chairs and Sellees. .'or nanlx,,. hn. new style. verandas ana masters, ror cottages, made In every atyle. Superior Wrought Iron Gates, fur csrriage entrances. New style Balcony Brackets, &c, Iron Tables of vanouastvles. embraein.I.nnl. T1V t-11,. nbelhcan, Gothic, and modern patterns, with white and gold Italian Marble tnpa These lablts have been introduced by the subscriber for lintels. Restaurauia, lea Cream Saloons, 61c. They are beaulifui articlea of furniture for Hat stores and other eatablishmeuts where il is deairable to make a grand display. ID" He has recently constructed sn elegant subatantial Cast Iron Hitching Post, in I'orui admirably adapted to permanency of position, highly ornamented, and representing a well executed hk a n of that noble animal, the Horse. Such an article haa long been a desideratum, and ia now oflered to thegood taste of the public. Strangera visiting Philadelphia, are respectfully invited to call at his Wareronma, and examine hia tlitf'erentapecimena of new aud beautiful work. ROBERT WOOD, Proprietor, Ridge Roan, above Buttonwood at.. Philadelphia, tn He has reeentlv published, at creat eioense. an ori ginal work cxhibiling Ihe new deaigna and patterns which are executed at hia establiahment, embracing all the above articlea, and the varioua and splendid nallarna of Cemete ry, uaicony, niep anil oilier itailinga which have been manufactured for Laurel Hill and other celebrated Cemeteries, designed expressly for hia own establishment, and which may be aenl to any part ol the world to those who desire to maae a aclection. Undoubted reference will be required to ensure a prompt return of the work, alter anopporlnnityfor innaing 1110 selection. Philadelphia, April 19. ,4wd. NOTICE. The co partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, waa this day dissolved by mutual conaent. All persona indebted to the late firm ol D. S. Forman & Co . or having claims againat them, are respectfully requested to call and settle the same wilh A. W. Brown Ar Co., who are authorized to close up the buai ness of the firm. H. BROWN. March 1, mm. D. S. FORMAN. H. Brown and A. W. Brown will continue the busineaa of Merchant Tailoring, under the name of A. W. Brow a eY Co. David S. Forman ia employed to execute the cut- ingand attend to manufacturing aa heretolore. mar. FURS AND 1TATTERS TRIMMINGS. THE aubscribers have just received a large atock oi Furi and Hatter'a Trimmings, which they oiler for aale at the lowest pricea. quids, mirnn, sides. 60 " double and aingle Ring Russia, blown 100 " Carroted Russia. 100 " Raw and Carroted Coney. 1000 Saxony and Spanish Bodice. Also A firat rate assortment of Silk and Cotton aid.a ana Tips, Banding and Bindint?. Hatl.eathera, Bow Stringa Skiv era, all colore, Black and Dran Silk Plush, Extract Logwood Gum Shellac &c. Feb. 12.) FAY & KILBOUKNF.. DAGUERREOTYPES I OR I,50.-Thia ia 100 per cent., lower than ever belore lakeu in thia city. Warranted equal in every respect to any taken in any plnce. imoma. nigh atreet. opposite the Capitol House, Ollice hours from 8 A. AL, to 6 P. M. M"tch 26. H. LYNDALL. SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR MAY, 1848. ir, jsAL iii oc t i , Munugtrt. 40,0001 Virginia State Lottery, for endowini? Leeshurir Acndemv and fur other pnrposea. Clnsa Ao. 19, for 1IHU, 10 he drawn in Alexandria, V., on alurdny, the l.lth of May, 111 lit. j orawn numoera out 01 m SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 nrize of ff in.lOO. I of LMH.0. 1 of 7 (1011 I nf IS drift 1 3.000. I of 2,51)9, 1 of 2,000, 30 of 1 ,0U0, 30 of 510, 40 or 300' otc, ac. I ickcts JlU-Halvea $5 Quartera J2.50. Cerlificatea of packages or 2li Whole Tickets 130 00 Do do 2G Hair do fi5 00 Do do Id Quarter do 32 60 $33,000. Virginia Statn I.Otterv lor n,h,u,inn Iu.Iim A-.1.k- and for olhcr purposes. Class No. 20, for HMD, to be drawn in Alexandria, Va.. on Saturday. May 20, 11:11). u numDer i-onery s drawn Dallots. SPLENDi'D SCHEME. 1 nri,A nf CIS (W.n 1 nl Id noil I r n mm 1 Mf R OOft 1 4.C0U, 1 of 3,1170, 10 of 2,000,' 25 k I 0()6. 25 or 500, tVc. 1 icaeis fliu i-iaives 0 quarters (3,011. Cerlificatea or Packages or fe Whole I30 00 Do do 25 Halve 65 00 Do do 25 Quarters 32 50 Magnificent Lottcrv tSS-OOO. 5 0 prizes of j 1 ,000, being the lowest three number prizes ! Virginia Stale Lottery, lor endowing Leesburg Academy and for other purposes. Class No 21 . for I HID, to be drawn in Alexandria, va., on Saturday, the 27lh or May, 1W8. nun r i..vi u'ol-ul1 1 prize of S.M.OOO, 1 nl 20,0110. I o( H.hs. 1 or 10 000. S ol C.OOO. ol 6000, t ot 4.000, 10 or 2,000, 200 (loweat 3 No. prizea) of 1 000, tie., Slb. 78 number Lottery 12 drawn ballots. Tickets only Halvea J7jO Quarters J3.75 Eightht Q I.OIJJ. Certificalea of Packngea oi' 2b Whole Tickets 200 00 Do do 26 Hair do 100 00 Do do 26 Quarter do 50 CO Do do 26 Eigh'h do 25 00 Ordera for Tickela and Shares and Certificates of Pack- ages in the above Splendid Lotterica will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account ol each drawing sent immediately after it is over to all who order from us Address, J. & ij. AIAURY, Agents for J. W. Mai-kv Y Co., Alanagera, April 29.." ilrxondria, Vo. MANAGERS' OFFICE RODT. ARMSTKVXU CO., HULE AGENTS, WHEELING, VA. Splendid Schemes for May, 1848. SS.l.OOO! Leeaburgh Lottery, Clasa 21. draws May 27, 1848. 78 num oera IX liallnta. I prize of Jt.M.fflO. I or 20.01.0. I of UfKlO. 1 or 10000.4 or each 6.00(1, 2 of 6.M10. 2 or 4JM). Ill or 4.10. 100 or 1.- 000, 66 or 300. Tickela j 15 ; a certificate ol 26 whole tickets cost J0 aha-ea in proportion. Leesburgh Lottery, Clasa lS.drawa May 13, 1818. 78 nnm- nerp 111 oallots. 1 prize of r tn.coo. 1 or l i.iasi. i of 7 noo. so or i nno. 30 or 600. 40 of 303. Tickets Jflll; a certificate of 26 wholes win cost 1M aharea in proportion. Leesburgh Lottery, Claaa No. SO, draws Aiay 20, 1010. 74 numoera io Dallots. 1 prize or 33.000, 1 or 14,(00, 1 or 7,00(1, 10 or 2.000. ?5ol ,000, 23 or 6(10. Tickets I0: certificate or a Dackace will coat 1 10 ahares in proportion. Monongalia Lottery, Claaa No. 18. draws May 16, 1810. 78 niimoer lou.rv 13 ballots. ! pnzea rrf JKi lKifi. I of 7.7'77. 2 of 14. J oT 25.10. t or I ,m). 20 nf jo. Tickeu fi ; a certificate of 26 whole win coax 3 u snares in propnrtion. Monongalit Lottery. CIsm No I9.drawa May !3, 1B48. 7S numner lottery 13 ballots. 1 prize of 2Ii.(i,i. I of fi (sin l of rasi f I 5 al 1 .000, b of 600. Tickela go ; a certificate of 25 whole tickets coat (70 aharea in proportion. Monongalia Lottery, Claaa No. 20. draws May 30, 1848. 78 nnmber lotterr 1 1 ballota. I prize of $25!J0. I oT Ki'oO". 1 of S.lsfl. I oT 3,000, I of 2 5- l, I of l lVm. 1 1 of 1 JXJ, 10 of 600. Tickela 5 ( certificate of 26 whole tickets coat (,U aharea in proportion. Address your orders tn K. ARMSTRONG A CO., April it. . Ageaia, Wheeling, V. ANEW sunply ol Webster's quarto Dictionary j Chambers' Cyclopedia of English Literature, Toll Juat received, and ivraale by March ltt. J. U. RILEY L CO. sjiiw, illllil'iiiin CINCINNATI. - 1W SILK HOISK i. iiMimn. TINGLE Y 4 II URTON, or rnii.tuii.rHiA HAVE OPENED A Wholesale Silk and Fanef Dresi Good Establishment, In Cincinnati, al tht soufinur comer of Ptarl and IVuinul UruU, omf tilt the Ptarl Hlrttt llmuc, where thty oli'sr for sale al the lowest New York and Philadelphia cash prices, a foil and entire new assortment or GOODS in their line, composed in part of i'iit Extra auperior Brocade, Pekin Amoura. Gro de Rhine, plain I'laid, Striped, and Chameleon. Poult de Soi, Brocha, plain and fiincy Gro de Swiss, do. Gro de Nanlea. ll...i. I l.la-t.inrt lll.ji .Innl mA .ln.,l.l. Ul-l.l. and Chameleon Florencea, India Satin, Sanachew, Foulard Grenadinoa ) elan, 3-4, 44, and 6 4 Gro da Rhine for Man uiiaa. ilonnri Bilkt Glace. Satin, and Gro de Naples. 6'rrgrf Black and 1'ancy colored or all widtha and grades. Saline Black, colored. Chameleon, aud Satin da Lkene. for tlressca. Veitings Satin, Silk. Brocade, Cashmeres, Linens, Marseilles, Barathea, Venitian and Damask. Hid Gloves Alexanders. Gnn.t Cheaiu and Chaveraux white, black and dark colored. Alio, a splendid assortment or Ladiea' and Gouts' Silt, Pie Nic,and Cotton Mitts and Glovea, of all colore. Ladies' and uenta' silk Hose. Gentt' Silk Vravatt English. French. Italian. German and Canton Handkerchiefs Damaak. Coma. Printed Pongee. Chop pars, and Linen i .'aiubrio. Lmhn' Handkerchiefi and Cravati Satin, Silk. Lm.n Cambric. pUi It.ieie and French Needlework, French1 Swiss, and Scotch Needlework, and Tambour Collars, Capes, Chimnzetlcs and Habits. Sswing Silk, Nett Points and Ties. Forty-three different styles Bonnet Ribbons, embracing all qualities and atylea, Misses, and Cap Ribbons, Velvet, Satin, aad Tafi'etta hibbona and Galloons. Vingia Linen, Mohair and Sewing Silks for Mantillas. Gimps. Buttons, graduated Leaves and Braids. Crime Black, white, blue and rose ) also. Crape Leise. Shawlt Silk Brocade, Gro de Bhina, berage, Ainu, do Lainea, plain and embroider'd color'd Thibit, Romeo, Emb d, Fellet, Linen and Cotton Nett. Lacee Valencia. Gimnura. Eavolian. Thread and Silk Run, Silk and Cotton, jletta for Capa. sewing silks ol the beat qualitlea. French, German and Briliah Dresa Goods, conaisting or Linen nnd Aloliair Luatroa. Linen and Woolen Berages, plain and colored. Grenadinea. Cerro Gordoa. Plain and fancy Alousacline de Lainea. Lama Plaida. Prince Albert Cloth. French. German and Manchester Ginghams. Also A full assortment of Fancy Lawna. All or which have been nurrhased within the laat sixtr daya, and additiona to the atock are daily being made by competent buyer residing Eaal. Cincinnati, April 4. .lw3m. SOLIIIGATE, HAWTHORNE At Co., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Mahufacturers or To- VV BACCO, AND' IMPORTKRS OF FoRKlGll WlMKS AKD LiQuona, No. 21, C lumlnu ttrett, Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. 22 C1ALAHRIA LIQUORICE. J 5 trca Calabria Liquorice, in masa. auitable Tor Tobac co manufacturers, in atore, and for aale by SOUTIIGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., Cincinnati, April 19. 24 Columbia st SIX TWIST TOBACCO.-150 kegs No. L 6 twist Tobacco, our own manufacture,' will be ready for delivery on Saturday, 22d inat.. for aale br Knii'l'lufi'l'ir u a Wl'ijmi n a. fr ('inclnnnti, April 19. ' 24 Columbia at. JB. GOD AR I) BRANDY. . 10 )r pipca J. B. Gndard Brandy, this day received per steamer Duchess, and lor snle by SOUTIIGATE, HAWTHORN St CO., Cincinnati, April 19. 24 Columbia at. SPARKLING HOCK 2u ensea Sparkling Hock thia day received per steamer Duchess, and lor anle bv SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN tV. CO., Cincinnati, April 19. 24 Columbia at BOURBON WHISKY. 200 oris. Bouibon Whisky, compriaing aome very old and choice lota in storea, and in- aale low by SOU! HGAI E, HAWTHORN ft CO., Cincinnati, April 19. 24 Columbia at. IRECf"IMPORTATION. 20 enska Alexnnilru Seiguette Brandy, per ahip Orlan ,ln. ilirj.1 IVnnu II rwerti rtnp nrn (r.mrr Alham- bra and other boats, and for aale on favorable terms, by ruii i tiuai c, haw i tiuitix or. tu., Cincinnati, April 12. 24 Columbia atreet. ocii elle'brandy. 15 lif and qr pipca Alex. Siegnette Brandy in store j 30 hi' and qr do do do to arrive. Are offered for anle on favorable terma bv SOUTIIGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., April 10. 21 Columbia atreet. LONDON PORTER lOcaskaR. B Bya.a' London Porter and Brown Stout in ouarta and ninta. nuw land ing fiom ateamer Buckrye. and for anle bv SUU1I1UAIIS, HAVV I HOKN 6t CO., April 8. 24 Columbia atreet. s CIIEIDAM GIN 5 pipea II ym bend's Pin Apple uin, una uay landing irom aieamer rJUCReyt, and lor sle br SOL 1 11GAIE, HAW I HOKN . CO., April 8, 24 Columbia atreet. MAGLORY BRANDY 3 half p'pea Aluglory Brandy) 10 qr do do do. Now landing from ateamer Buckeye, and for aale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN At CO., April 8. 24 Columbia atreet. SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN St CO., hay. in atore and fnr aale on liberal terms. 50 hr and qr pipes Alexandre Seignet'e Brandy; 25" " Alirglorv Brandy, Vintage 11118) 10" J. B. Gndard do. " 1804 1 15 Otard, Dupuy St Co., do) 6 " Lafayette do; 10 J. J. Dupuy do ) oOqrcaska Madeira Winea, rarioua Branda) 10(1 " - Port do do do) 50 ' " Sherry do do do ) 30 " " Sweet Alalaga do do ) 25 Ory do do do; 20 caaea Cabinet Champaign Wine ) 30 baskets Napoleon do do ) 20 " Sun St Eagle do ) 10 " Crown do do) 20 " Heidsick do do; 50,000 Regalia Cigara, various branda ; 10 tiercea Calabria Liquorice." in mass;" 60 boxea Cut and Dried Cuewing Tobacco ; 100 " Mo. 12a Tobacco,' our own brand)" 100 " " Iba do do; 1(10 " Va. do various brands ) 100 " do do do) 100 baga Rio Coffee ; 60 ' Old Gov't Java Coffee ) 10 " Pimento) 60 baskets Ssllad Oil ) 20 chests do do in flssks ; SO cases Rudisheimerbeig " Rhino Wine j" III " Sparkling Hock ) 2011 brla Bourborn Whisky, 3 to 8 years old ) 6 puncheous SI. Croix Rum; 2 " Jsmnica do) 10 pipes Pina Apple Gin ) SiiUl'lIUATE, HAWTHORN At CO., Cincinnati. Aiay 4. 24 Columbia at. O. A. BlllWr.l.l. JOSIAH DRAKE. 1 G. A. BID W ELL At CO., Commimion and Produce Merchant, No. 13, Weal Front at.. Cincinnati. LIRERAL Caah Advancea made on consignments or Pro. duce or other merchandize. REFER TO Alcasick, Taylor At Watts, DaggeUe At Bruce, John Kugler, James Calhoun, T. II. Yeatman. Marsh 4 Co. Al. Kugler St Son, Ellis At Alorton, L. Wortbington. Pec. 17..d1y. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. WE beg leave to iiilorn the Merchants ol Ihe Western country that we are now receiving in addition to our former atrock a very extenaive variety of Goods in the Hard ward line, of American, English and German manuracture. We particularly request the Alercbanta to an examination of our atock before they make their purrhaaea in other marketa. aa we are confident that our pricea will be found correapondingly low with those of New York and other Eastern cittea. Our stock is comprised in part of th following: Collin's. Simmon's, and Maan'a Axes; Mill and X Cut Saws; Grass and Grain Scythes ) Serine Snealhs ; Sickle t Hay and Manor Fork Hamea; Trace) Hoea ; Anvile ; Shovela ar.d Spadea ; And Looking Glasses. Also, complete asaortment of Shelf Hardware. Prompt and particular attentioa will be give to all orders entrusted to our care. MEAD WINSTON, March 4. .l-wtt No. 15 Pea'l street, Cincinnati. PARKER'S PIHLOWIPIIY Aachonteompen-disrn of Natural and Upenmental Philosophy, just r cived st th new bookstore, Neil House. Aprd 14. t. U. RILEY fc CO.
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Title | Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1847), 1848-05-20, DAILY. |
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Title | Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1847), 1848-05-20, DAILY. page 1 |
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Full Text | D f PUBLISHED DAILT. . BY WILLIAM B. THRALL, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. Orricl outu-eait corner of Ilib itrnat and Sugar itle; TKKMS. Daily per annum, - $1 00 Tti-wflekly per annum, 4 00 Weekly per annnin, 100 Terms of AdTertislng. Twelve lines or leu, one or three insertions, $ , ami 56 cetita for each additional imertion for three munthi J6 for ail months Jjfcl lor 13 muntcs 5 Longer i.lvcrlise-menu in the same proportion, with a deduction of U0 per cent, on we amount over ff -u in six mnnuis. By Tint Vkab. For twelve lines 12 fourth of a column 520 -half a column 30 whole column $ U). BUSINESS CAUDS. MATTIIEW8 & BUTTLES, ATTORNEYS and Counsellors at Uw.Coluiiibus.Ohio. Ollice one door loutli oi l. N. W lilting A: Huntington's Book-store, up staira. Nov. 1. 1815. F. J.Mattiiicws. A. B. Butti.es. BROADWAY HOTEL, by DAVID MITCHELL, Broad atreet, Columbui, Ohio. April 6. .dtf. I. N. WHITING HUNTINGTON, BOOKSELLERS and Stationers, next doer to the Clinton Bank. Ilie;h street, Cohinibut, Oliio. A large aaaortraeni if Booka and Stationery alwaya on hand. seiueut & lii.i.ky. B' OOK-BINDERS, High atrcet, opposite th Public Offi I ces. Columbus. Aug. 26, 1815. Wh. Skibirt. M.C. Lii.l.tT. William II. Jarri Ar Henry Jarri. COLLECTORS and Account Settlers, for Franklin and J adjoining countiea,will attend to allbuaincaa entrusted to them, with punctuality and despatch, and upon reaaonable terroa. Office, up atnira, firat door north of MrCoy'i atore. April 14, 1U1U. y. Columbua, Ohio gere, abbott a to., DEALERS in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, Naila, Glata, House Builders' materiala, Farming and Mechanical Toola, Military Uooda, 4c. &c, No. 161 High atrcet, aign Of the Gilt Padlock. WING At RICHARDS DEALERS in Foreign and Domestic Dry Gooda, Groceries, Boots and Shoos, A.c. Ate, wholesale and retail, K i f:n...i.i.r. .., li;..l, .. 1 IS KllllUli:! DEALER in Law, AIcdical.Thcological.Classical, School and Miscellaneous Booka, superior Stationery and Wall Paper, at Derby 'a old aland, opposite the Slate House. J. B. WHEATON, DRUGGIST.and Dealer in Patent Medicines, Paints,Oils, Dye Stud's, Glass, Sic. Sic, wholesale and retail, corner of High and Broad atreets, Columbua, Ohio. FAY Ar K1LBOIRNE, DEALERS in Dry Gooda, Groceries, hardware, Drugs. Medicines. Painta.Oils, Dve Stuffs, Leather, Boots and Shoea, &c, High street, Colunihus, Ohio. Oct. 1, 1841. C. K. KING. EALER IN DRY GOODS, Sic, opposite Exchange nana, Columhua. rsov. rj..u. SI. II. BATEHAM, EDITOR of the Ohio Cultivator, a Journal of Agriculture and Horticulture, published on the 1st and 15th 0 ach month. Terms $1 per year ) lour copies lor S3. O3 Ollico in the Bank Building, near the Slate House. II. COM STOCK & CO., FORWARDING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Produce Dealers, and Lard Oil Manufacture!, Canal aaasin, Columbus, Ohio. J. H1DGWAY At CO'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near the Bridge, Colum bua. Ohio. Stoves of all kiuds, and a great variety of Castings, alwaya on hand. Oct. 1, 1811. COLUMBUS HAT STORE. K ItCDISILL, High street, opposite the State Build-! intra, always keeps on hand a good assortment of Hats and Capa of the latest fashions. Hats made to order. NEIL HOUSE. WINNE ia "at home" in the Neil House, and will K render all ao who make their atay with him. Deo 10. dtf N. II. 1 AY LOR. ENGRAVER. O FF1CE on Northeast corner of High and i'uwn Streets, up stairs oppoaite Lulled Slatea Hutt'l. Dec.22 dlf LAW. PB. WILCOX and A. F. 1'i.mir will praclice Law. as partners, in Franklin anil mljnininn; ou,li.. olll on oaat aide of High street, opposite l.N. Whiting It Html-ington a Bookstore Feb. I(l..t-wtf, WJlTw'lTiLWnREllTLEY, Sl'RGlt'AL and Aleihaiiical Dentist, Ciilumbua, Ohio. Agent for Alcock'a Premium Teeth. For snle Baker St Hilcy'a Patent Forcep Key. Mai 13..t-wly. CITY LIVERY STABLE. THE subscriber has removed to the new buck stable buill by Dr. L. Goodnle, corner of Sugnr and Fair alleya, a tew s'cpa from High street, and rear of the Capitol House rrr llORSES AND CARRIAGES TO LET JT) Nov g.-dif. J. MASSEV: W. A. McCOY Ar CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS in Fancy and Staple Dry Gooda and Groceries, opposite the State House, High street, Columbus. Ohio. GEORGE E. WALCL'TT, SIGN AND UANNEK PAINTER, Nov. 9 . .dtf. coi.umbus, our 8. N. RICHARDSON - MANUFACTURER and Dealer in UOOTSM ,v u70.'S and FINDINGS, of every kind and J vanety.No. 135 High st.,Cnl.'mbus, Ohio. Nov-iuly AXES. 50 doi. Chopping Axes, of different branda. w arranted of good quality, for aaleat the sign of the Dec. 11. GILT PADLOCK. NV1L8 AND VICES Genuine Armitnge Mouse-hole Anvils, assorted weights; also, the best Vicoa in the)Cou,t,y,.tthe.iBuofth. pAp-0t.K- A FEW of those line steel FIRE SETTS, left at ih sign of the Dec. II. GILT PADLOCK WATCHES, a r.nnn .Hmtmpnt nf all the different kinds, ittst re- A eeived. and for aale at low pricca. We have some of the Jin. that were ever offered intliis market. June 27. W. A. PI.A'I T At CO., Neil House. COOPER!' TOOLS. AFRESH supply ol Coopers' Toola, just received and for sale at the sign of the March II. GILT PADLOCK Perilocnl Kpeclotlra. ALSO, double convei and coneute Spectacles, for all agea, and in a great variety of Iramea. Also, Spectacle Glass, of all kinds, lilted in old frames at short notice, and lowprice,by W. A. PLATT & CO., Feb. 7. Nril tlouit. KrHrpn'ti Arconslie Oil lor Ilrnlnpsi. AFRESH supply lor aale by J. B. WIIF.ATON Columbus, Aug. 7. Corner High and Broad at LACKSMITS' BELLOW S, real Armitage Mouse Hole Anvils. Common, Cotter-Key and Solid box Vices. For sale at 15!), High street, sign of the Broad Axe. Dec. 7. 1AY Al KILIIOI KNE. o 1AHRIAGE TRIMMINGS Ruhher Cloth, Pat-J ent Leather. Lace, llamls, Damask Linings, Bmdinga, 'J nfta' Springe, Axles and lupa, at the Oct. 1 GILT PADLOCK. CI ARIIIACK Isl KINGS. 'it pairs Buggy and Car J mge Springe. 20 aetts buggy ana 1 arnsge Axies, jusi rrrpiT.11 .ale low at the sign of the GILT PADLOCK. TANNER'S OIL. I?OR SALE low, by the barrel or gallon, at the Drug Store 'of J. B. WHEATON, Oct. 23. Comer of High and Broad atreets. LEAD PIPE, " I?OR CISTERNS, Wells and Acouedurts. for sale at the ' .ignoftl,, GILT PADLOCK. MILL AND CROSS CIT SAWS. AY kll.ROl hNK keep a constant supply of Fovi land's Mill and Cross-cut Saws. at the lowest prices VAHNISII. ITTRN.Tl'RE VAKMSII Noe. I and I. Also, Polish-. inn and Coach Body Varnish, for sale by J. B. WHF.VI'ON. Druggist, March 59. Corner of High and Broad streets. ANVILS. G ENLTNT. Mouse-Hole Anvils, at the sign of the May 13. GII.T PADLOCK. G OLD PENS.A fresh supply received lliia day. and for aa e very low. W. A. i'LA 1 I & I u, Aoril A. IH47. Nell House. GUN SMITH" will please notice that we have foraale. autl.e aig of the Gilt Padlock. It. I. High street, 100 Rifle Barrels, assorted, from 10 to i JO balls to the pound. Alto.tiua Lorka of various kinds, Bnlts. Guards and Thim blea. German Silver, Sheet Brass and almost all other Gul material. GERE, ABBOTT II CO. Dec. 9. , NEW DRESS GOODS. GINGHAMS, Printed Lawns, Balxonnea, Bsrsges, Maa-Vj lia Ginghams, Embroidered ditto, De I.aina. Jre. All att styles, lor Bale by W LNQ . hit HARDS'. OHIO VOLUME XI. SAWS. HOP. At CO., and Wiluiot aV Itowland's Mill and Cross cut Maws Hoe 47 Co. and Wilmot At Rowland's Circulardo.) Spear &. Jackvon'a and other Hand do.) Paunel and ripping do. Butchera' and Bacit do.; Billetl aud Turning Webb do. July III. GERE, ABBOTT k CO. HARDWARE. GERE. ABBOTT cV CO., at the aiuii of tlio Gilt Padlock, are now receiving freab supply of gooda, which makca their slock embrace more ar ticlea in the hardware line, than any other atom in the Slate. 1 nov are disposed to sell goeila at lair ratea, ana wouiu re ipectlully request purchasers to call and oiaiuine tlicir goods and pricea. Oct. 1. PURE WATER. JENNISON'S Patent Diaphragm W ater Filler. W'e have iiiBt received a tew of these very valuable articlna which are (uglily recommended by all who have aecn them in use, and which wo are ready to sell nt manufacturer's prices, with cost of transportation! GERE, ABBOTT cV CO. NOV. (1. GENUINE JIOl SE-IIOI.E ANVILS, ri'ST received aud for aalt at the sign of the I Sept. 10. GILT PADLOCK. JUNIATA NAILS, just recived and for sale at the sign r ,1.- rv.. 1111 Pan I'ini i)CK. NEW BONNETS. JUST received by the subscribers, a new and well aelected aasorlment of Neanolitian. Prince Albert. Fancy Braid and plain Leghorn and Straw Bonnets, which can be all'ord ed at unusually low prices. FAY & KILBOURNE. LUMBER I LUMBER! The subscriber haa on hand for sale alius Steam Saw Mill, 3 miles west ol Columbua, a large and complete assortment of Country Lumber of almost every variety aud description. Having erected Dry Houses, will also have a large quantity of aea-auned flooring on and alter the 1st of March. Also, a quantity of Refuse Lumber that will he sold at reduced prices. All good orders for Lumber will be prompt ly attended to. t-eo. o.-ii.j m. ai'i.Liiflff 1. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. LA Mrs and Bunds; India Rubber Cloth and Whips; Oil Cloth and Alats ; Patent Leather and Bindiuge) Patent Until and Dash Iramea ) Light Frnniea and Taaaella ; Springa and Axles. GERE, ABR0TT &. CO. J A DIES' SHOES. Just received a fine is.Tlnient j of Ludica' French Morocco nnd Kid Grecian Tiea and Buskins, at tho ticn of the Golden Boot, which are selling oil' cheaper tlivn ever before sold in this city. Jan xv. li. 11. n.iivumi,ij LAMP OIL. 3(10 gallona Bleached Winter Strained Sperm Oil, a auperior article ; 21)0 gnllona Wlmle Ooil, foraale by FAY & KILBOl'RNE, i;cc. 1, iu. iu-j, riin 0 itch .. MA HUM:: CAltDS. UiO Brts of Machine Cnnls, jiitt rnceived from the Manu.hctnry at Leicester,lMaa-snchutiptts, and for aule at ISo. 10'J, Iliph itrrrt. 1. o l-av . Ltt nnitntvr MARKET BASKETS. Willow Market Baskets, a line article, at the GILT PADLOCK. Oct. I. A LARGE ASSORTMENT 0 F Ginghama, Balzorincs, Lawns and Baniges. just ere 'd oy Aprno.j nii-'iixivw.-v. 100 dozen Eili's. OF Spear & Jackson. Mottrutn, Ibbotson, Butcher and other celebrated makera, for sale at the aign of the April 7. GILT PADLOCK. NO. 1U1 HIGH STREET. ONE HUNDRED pairs l.liptic Springs lor buggies and carriages, just received and for sale at the sign of the Sept. 10. GILT PADLOCK. SMITH'S VICES 0 F Domestic Alanultictitre, the best in the market, for ale at the aiu f lill.T I'AllUICk' Sept. 10. noiur imiu jstiniiiita F Cornelius tfc t o., inanufncture. Also, Lamp Trim- 0 J minus of all kinds, wholflHalf- or rotnil, by Feb. 1. W. A. I'LA'I'T tk CO., AVil Horn. I AIKHANK'S PATKNT )l,ATFOKiM hcalps and Counter Baiaiituaat manufacturer's prices. ForBnleby April 3. Sipn of the (ilt lJad Lock. iJnuniM.. Ai-miincA MnuNehnle Anvils. s OLID box and comtuuu Visea, foraale at the sign of the A pii!7. GILT PAUI.uJ ScnU nud Presses. SEALS Engraved, and Seal Presses lurnlshed, for Nota ries Public, Common Pleaa and Supreme Court, Re-conlera. Vc. AVc, at very low pricea and short notice, by March 17. W. A. I'LA I I oi. t u., neii nouse. 1E1VES. 25 doi. Scivca, aasortcd numbers ; of iron, ) brua, and hair, at the GILT PADLOCK. SAW SI SAWS!! 50 Mill Sawa, of Cast and German Steel, for aale at the sign of the fJeC. 11. UILl l'AIIL.LII. QHOEM AKER'S TOOLS of nearly every deaenp-O tion. lor sale at the Shoe aud Leather Store of May 20, 11117. H. II. MMUAl.u STARCH. THE Columbus Starch Factory is now in operation. 1 he attention of dealers and others is requested to the beautiful article of l'turl Utaick now being made. Country Merchants and othera supplied from the depotat the Ohio Drug Store, by S. CLARK At. CO. Caah and tlaa highest market price at all limca paiu tor White Corn. ept. 3. White l.cnil. Oil nnd Brnahra. TWENTY hlila. Linseed Oil, in whole aud half barrels) ICO kegs H lute Lead -, Variiisli, 1'aintand nnitewasn nrusnra. July It',. GERE, ABBOTT Ar. CO. GLRE, ABBOTT A CO. No. 101 High street, rfMlltFF. THOUSAND Iba. Iron Wire. assorted. from No. 1 3 to a;. Ml) lbs. Log Chains; 51)0 pair Trace Chains; SO dot. Ames' Shovels and Spades 10 dox. Manure Forka. July 16. w IRE. 0.000 Iba. Iron Wire, assorted, from the coarsest to the finest, for sale at the si!!n of the :t. 1. GILT PADLOCK. Oct. WOOD SCREWS. 3,000 groce New England Premium Screwa.at the aign of the Oct. 1. GILT PADLOCK. Wl: HAVE plenty of 8x10 SASH, with Glasa and Fully, at Hie sign of Ihe ' Dec. II. GILT PADLOCK. CROSS-CUT nnd CIRCULAR SAWS, U VJiiow in atora, and lor aale at the aign of the e. II. GILT PADLOCK. rnrtCi Cotton Chain, No. 5 to It). JUUU SJXmibn. Cotton Bala. Wick Yarn and Carpel Chaie. Just received and for aale by Feb. If FAY Ar K1LB011RNK. SEED STORE & AGRICULTURAL WARE-ROOM.C Arm Sfore. next door tit of Ihe Pout Office.) J ('ST received, a large and general assortment of GaR-kh and Ftr.l.D Sr.F.lis, embracing every desirable variety adapted to thia climate. Now is Ihe time to obtain seeds for choire vegetables, aa planting time ia at hand. And to the ladies we have to oNar a select and large vuri-et, of Hotter S'rrrif. Catalogues of seeds and fruit trees at'lhe stora. Also, in store. Pratt's Corn Planter, which Ihe farmers are generally invited to call and examine, together with ploughs, Are. 50' bushels timothy seed, osage orange, and mualard seed ; also, on consignments large lot of fruit trees, foraale very low. AucGon The room is now ready for Ihe reception of gooda to be aold at public aale, an J we aha!! exert ourselves to give satisfaction to all whu may favor ua w ith goods to be sold in that manner. JNO. BURR. April 8. .dtf. NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS, THE undersigned has juat received, and will keep con-alantanlly on hand, a supply of Leeches, which he will spply by prescription. He ia also prepared to bleed and cup by preacription Prompt attention will be paid to all pre senptions. Enquire al Denig 6l Son's, corner of Hmli nnd Rich streete. C. E. BO V I.E. Iteferenree Dra. Denig, Snith and Butterfield. Sept 17.. dlf. NEW MEDICAL HOOKS. FEMALES and their diseases a aeriea of letters to his class, by Cbarlea D. Meigr, M D ; juat published, 1W8. toraalc at tLe New Book btore.Neil Him-e, Feb. 13. J. H. KILEY & CO. STATE COLUMBUS, SATUJ5DAV, MAY 20. 1840. WAREHOUSE OF PRINTS ONLY. No. 6fi, Cellar it., New York. LEE, JUDS0N & LEE, (l,ATK i.r.r ADD J VI) San,) aOCX'l'PY the inncious five story Wurehouie. No. A6 J Odnr street. the whole of which isdevnicd to the exhibition and sule of tho single articlo of PRINTED Their present stock connits of nearly One Thousnnd I'nrkufji embracing some tliounands of din'crent pulierus and cnloriniji, and coninrisinti every thine desirable in the line. FOKF.IUN and DOMF.STIC. All of which are offered fur sale, for cash, or nn tin factory cmlit, at the lowest orient, by the I'irce or Package. INew Styles are received almost evory dny, and mimy of in c in are gui up tor our own sales, and not to bo louna eiiO' where. (TT Printed lints of prices, corrected from "dnr to day. with every variation in the market, are placed in the hands ui uujen. Merchants will be able to form some idea of the extenl and variety of our assortment, when we state, tlmt the value of our uuat stock of this one articlo. is at least twice the value of the entire stock of dry goods usunllv kept by our Inrpcst wholesale jobbers. This fact, together with the inc., uiai niir means ami our auenunn, insieuo 01 ocmif divided among a vast variety of articles, are devoted wholly to one will render the advantngpa which we can oiler to dealers perfectly obvious and it hull be our care that none woo visit our estauiuumeni man meet witn any disappoint ment. Our assortment is complete at nil seasons of the year. LKK, JUDSOiN & LKE P. S. B. F. LRK. formerly of the firm of Lord &. Kccs, nnd Into senior partner in tho original firm of Lee & Brewster, from which connection hn withdrew some time ago, has resumed business in cnnncclinn with Metiers. Lee & Judson, under the firm of LKK. Jl'USON & LKK. and he ventures to assure his friends and the public, Unit the new firm will maintain the same pre-eminence in this branch of ttie trade, which formerly distinguished the other two liounea to which he belonged. .New York, July ti. .lytw. PAPKU HANGINGS DEPOT, No. 18, Courllunttt tt., N. Y.f opposite the Wetttrn Ilottl. IilK CHOTOiN MAMJFAC'iUKIMJ L'OMl'AiNY . (organized under the (ieneral Manufacturing Law ol the State of New Vork) ntreratwholesale, in quantities tn suit purchasers, at manufacturer's lowest prices. fur cash or approved credit. Paper Hanging, of every variety of style and price, aud Borden to match ; Firt Hoard Printt in irreat variety. Tramvarent W indow Shadet. Oil Painted W indow Htadtn and I rid W indow Curtain PaperM. of too latest styles and superior finish, nil of their own manufacture and importation. As their Stock is largo and entirely new, they invite Merchants, Booksellers aud Dealers in these articles, to call and examine their st Irs nnd prices, whenever they visit the City. Country Merchants can ex amine this Stock from 6 o'clock in the morning till 10 o'clock in the evening. iew Vork, Feb. iJB, I8lfl..7md. M Alt RLE WORK. TITR attention of gentlemen desirous of purchasing Marble MuntrU, Monument or Statuary, is requested. The Subscribers, having been engaged in the Marble business lor the last thirty jears in Philadelphia, and having manufactured work lor almoin every part of the Union, enn refer to all who have favored them with their custom, nnd to their work, fennsidetnhtp of which haa been put up in this placp.) They have always on hand a full supply of Marhle Mantels, and new and original Designs for Monuments and other work, copies of which, with prices will be forwarded. l)jr All work shipped is insured I mm breakage. They can refer to any Mercantile house in Philadelphia or standing and diameter as workmen. JOILN STKUTIIF.RS & .SON, Feb. 28. IfMtt.. ,3md. Ao. .0 High street, Phila. IV It. There is nothing in their line which they do not t'umitdi, either domestic or imported. S"TLniTlllileKWOllKN, Hidgo Knad, above Spring (iardeu street, Philadelphia 'Phis extensive pstnblMimeiit in erceted on an improved plan, and by the aid of Steam Power manufactures all kind) of Plain and Ornamental Maiuu.K Woiik, in a stiuciior style and at the m cai nrieei. The JnriiOHt and best assortment of Marble Afnutles, im ported Parlor nnd Garden Statuary, Vanes, and Fountains, Tiles for floors &c, mny be seen at the Wit re Rooms, to whirl, the nttention of the puhlic is roHpeetlully invited IViaruln l, utters Biipniiru at ail times witti any mnutier ni finished Mantels and Pable 'Pops, Italian 'Pomlw and Monuments cut to sizes or finished also, constantly on hand , a large nisnrtment o! American lirine atones in Mm rough or liuished, Marble in tho blork;&c. JOILN HA IK I), Kulge Koad, above Spring uaruenst,, I'hiladclpliia. March ).,.$a. New Tailoring nnd Dry Goodi Establishment. L. P. PRESTON fit CO., (No ?01, 7ijjA Street, Corner of Rich MrertJ HAVhN't; secured the services of Mr. Skwei.l as fore man. (whose well known skill in fitting needs do praise.) and also some of the best journeymen Tailors in the city, are prepared to manulaelure all kinds ot clothing in the neatest manner, and on short notice. Cutting for others to make up, and repairing, will be promptly attended to. They have also enlarged their store room, and are receiving a large supply of Dry Goods ; so they can safely say hey have one of the most desirable assortments of both Dry Goods and Clothing in the City. N. R. Groceries. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, &.C.. always on hand, at prices that will not fail to suit buyers. Columbus April 13, llf 17... tw. NEW AND FASI1IONARLE Tailoring Establishment, B. HI HK and WM. F. CLOUD have just opened a new Tnilor Shop, on High street, in the city of Columbus, opposite the United Stales Hotel, where they will give strict attention to the Tailoring business in all its branches. Particular atten- tion paid to cutting, aud work made up on short notice, and in tho most approved style. They respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage. JulySu.etwtf, Wntchcj, Jewelry, Silver-Ware, Lamps, it., it. M m. A. Pint & Co.. (in the Neil House,) HAVE on hand a Rood assortment or Watches Jewelry, Silver Ware, Roar Lamvi, Perfumery Soectaclea. (Concave. Convei and Perifocal.) Dia- rnnnd noiiilc rl (lold Pens, frst makn't ) Hold and Silver Pencils nnd Thimbles. Combs. Brushes for the Hair Clothes and Teeth, Plated and Uritania Castors, Candle-.link, dtp R:iketa and I'ea-Neta. superior Kajora, (war rant! A.) Pocket Knivca and Scissors, ticnuine Hemmin(s Needles, hest quality. Pistols with one and six bnrrala. lIOCKS, Lamp LlinSB anO l.iiniO ,,u..,i ...unci. Toola and Materiala, &c. itc, all of which they are now filling nl .n lnm nrirpM. W'ntchcs and Jewelry carefully repaired by experienced workmen and warranted. Also, seals Knfiraved for Notaries County and Slate orlicera, Societiea, &c. etc., and Seal Presses of an excellent and cheap construction furnished al abort nniire. I'ec. la DUPHltlOR COIOHKD IA(iUF.HRR. O OTVI'lOS. Tie suhsciilicr would respectfully an nounrc to the cilirens of Columbus and ilsvicmilv. that ha haa taken rooms in Amhoa' block, where he ia prepared to eiecute IJapneneotvpe likenesses. oy an unproved proceaa. which aives to the picture a much tinertone than modea ol oprratinp. IVrsoua wishinff anvthinff in the lini of thia art. are ro- spcctl'ully invited to call at hia rooms. Perfect satisfaction given, or no enarpe. IVrsoua are aiiL'lit the art of taking likenessea and ore- paring all kinds ol Chemicals used by Dnguerrean artists, on lie moat reasonaoie lariu.. ... n. giuLuiuuiii Oct. 311. .dtf. OHIO MI'TUAI. FIRE INSURANCE CO. Fire and Lile Iuauranrc. THIS Company conlinuea to take risks on Lives snd Property, on the most approved principles of Mutual Insurance. Fire Department. IL7 'i he averape cost of Insurance in this Departaient,is less than one-Jovrin per cem. per annum. Policiea issued on the Mutual or Cash plan at the op tion of the applicant. Life Deportment. Policiea on Livea iasucd daily at one-half the usual rates of premium. S. B. Advantages made available on two or more contin genciea. For information, apply at tht office, Carpenter'a Building, between the Exchange and Citv Hanka, Hitfh atreet, Co lunihua. TIMOTHY UKIIPITH. Sept. 16, 1815. twy. Secretary. 1 1 1, 1 . . n a j.. 1 .., ,1 1: r 1 n 1.' -1 ai ''nr. IBSTItiM'S injurwi. vtinrnsi, in naiinnii 1 Conn , continue at their atrency in this city to insure ntv.ll.n ll..,a Stores and Wnmlinii.. Mill. Mnniifoe. toriea, &c, and the contenta nf each, together with every other aimilar aperies of property, against loss or dan- AG K BT npr.. I ue ric vi premium unereu are a. iu" as loose 01 anyniliersiniimi ni.iiLu.iun, anu .eiiiemcui. m losses characterised by the well known liberality of Una long Office in the City Bank Building, tip stairs. Oct, I3..1yd. J. WM. BALDWIN, Agent. S TT BOOKS & STATIONERY. JOSEPH R. 8CR0QG3, Ilnolneller and Stationer, ojipoeite the State ou. VAI.UAI1LI2 I NfiLISH UOOKS-CIIEAP. CAHI)I.AL WOLSEV, by John (ialt, with addilionul il. luslratiuiis I'rora Cavendish ' Life of Wolsoy, and ulnar sources. I vol. The Lile and Pontificate of Loo the Tenth) by William Rnscoc t vols. French Kevolution from I7C9 to 1014) by I'. A. Miirnet. I vol. " The Literary History i f Ihe Middle Arcs, comprehending an account of the atale of learning from Ihe close of the reign of Auifusiua to its revival in the fifteenth century 1 by Uev. Joseph Itcriiigton. I vol. History of the Counter Kevolution in England, for the re-eaiabliihmcnl of Popery under Charles 11 and Jumcs 11; by Armand Carrol. 1 vol. Lorenzo de .Medici, called the Magnificent) by William Rnacoe. I vol. The Italian Painters. Life or Michael Angeloj by R. Duppa, L. L. U. Lue of HalTaello: by Quatremere de tjuincy. 1 vol. Wnrinan Conquest. History of the Conquest of England by the JWuians its causes and its consequences in England. Scotland, Ireland, and on tho Continent ; by Aucuatin Thierry. Svi.ls. ' L1I0 of Lulher. wriitcn by himself. Collected and arranged by M. Michi'let. I vol. The Koman Itepublic, by M. Michelct. I vol. Cinq Mara, ora Conspiracy under Louis XIII, a historical Romance ) by Alfred do Vigny. 1 vol, Hiatory of Civilixation. from the fall of th Roman Em. pire to tho French revolution ) by F. (iuizot. 3 vola. 1 no nuova woraa are ooiiiiu in uniliirm binding, and will mnko a tine addition to a library. For snle very cheap by Feb. 2D. j. k. scnouus. A VAI.UAIILE HOOK. A MANUAL of Ancient aud Modern History, containing the political history, geographical position, nnd ao-cial atate of the principal nationa ot antiquity, carefully revised from the ancient writers. The rise and progrcaa of the principal European nationa. their political history, and the changea in their social condition, wilh n hiatory ol the colonica founded by Kuropeana. By W. C. Taylor, I.L. D., M. B. A, S.. with questions adapted" for the use of schools 1 1 vol. pp. W. For aalo by reb SI. J. K. St:ROGGS. KEVOIX'TION. In consequence of the recent rev-olution in France, and Ihe present excited state of Eu- rone, thn suh.rrlljtr .Allin,. Ilnnb- a.. greatly reduced pricea. His Block of Books, S'tationerv, Paper llanginga. ic , is very full, nnd oreat harcaina nr. io be hnd " Progrcaa " ia the word, and we intend selling oil verv low, to mnko room for a now stock. Purchasers will find it to their advantage to call on us first and last. ' So mote it be." April 13. J. H, SCKOCiGS. HANDIIOOK OF Young Artists ami Amaleurs in Oil Taintingt being chielly a compilation from the celebrated Manual ol Bouvier, and olhera. The whols ailnnied. liv thn method of ita arrangement, and the completeness of its detail, as well for a text book in Acadcmiea, of both sexes, aa for self-instruction) with a new explanatory and critical vo. caouiary ; 101 anic uy (I cli.il. J. K. St KOliliS. IJAl'EH I1ANCIN;S. A choice and well aelected assortment of every variety ai d price, from 1,40 to i?l8per duzen bolts ) Bordering of almost every description, varying in price from 2ac tu $2,&tl per strip, of 10yds. We invito particular attention to ti e nhovo Papers and Bordvriiics, feeling confident that Ihrv will comonre favor. ably wilh anv other slock in Ihe city. For sale at the Bookstore of fMarch IB 1 J. K. SCHOtiOS. ARNOLD'S CLASSICS Comprising Arnold's first and second Lnlin hooka; Corneliua Neons; Latin nroso composition ; first Greek Lessons. Greek nrose composition and a variety of olhcr classical worka. F01 sal.: by (Jan li 1 J. K. SCI'.OGGS. LIFE OF NA POLEON. 1 1 istory or Napoleon, from the French of M. Laurent De L Anlecho, with rive liuiiitlCtl Illu.lrnfinna. .A.r tlr.Kiuam tv it'.rm V'm,. m.J twenty original portraits ) for sale chonn, by l eu. si. . J. It. Sl.KOGGS. HA I-F. HOURS WITH THE BEST AUTHOllS-Selected and arranged, with abort biographical and critical notices, by Charlea Knight for anle by ten. SI. J. K. SCUOGGS. GOICTII E. Tho Autobiography of Goethe Truth and Poetry, from my lile. Eilited "by Parke Goodwin. Feb. 21 For sale by , J. R. SCHtiGGS. A PLEA FOB AMUSEMENTS) b Frederick W. Sawyer. For sale by Feb. 81. JJl. SCROGGS. GOLD. A beaulifui articlo of Gold Fresco Wall Paper. French al; le, for sale br J. R. SCROGGS. April II. UNITED STATES EXPLORING EXPEDITION. 5 vola. 4to., and maps, by Wilkes; for aale at March 27. SCROGGS'. AMERICAN STATE PA PER S, One actt or the above work, ol 21 larue folio vulumea : for anle verv cheap, at March 27. J. K. SCROGGS'. r O. O. F. A few very (inelv embroidered Encampment L. Retmha, (P. G. and R. P.) for aale hy Apri: 10. J. R. SCROGGS. HO IVE'S liruEIAN HOARIIOVND AND L1VF.R-WORT COUGH CANDY. THIS celebrated Candy is now the most popular of all remedies lor the cure of Cougha, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Phthisic, and general all'cctiona of the Chest and Lunga In all the above cases it is known to have afiiirdcd decided and permanent relief, which ac-counta for the rapid aales of the COUGH CANDY. We are now selling two thousand packagea per week in the Western Slatea. Thia ia enough to convince tho public, Ihal it ia just the article it is represented to be for curing. We do not say it will ever euro all diseases, but no person that haa ever used the Candy for diseaaea of the Chest and Lungs, will say it done them no good. Circulara with ccr-tilicatca nnd opininna nf the presa concerning the Candy have been issued, which we respectfully rcqueatall persona to read. We warrant a cure for the above diaeases in all cases, and challenge any person in the United States to produce a better, cheaper, and more etfective remedy. A liberal discount will be allowed to country purchaser! and others who purchase for cash to sell on commission. Sold by the principal druggista in thia city, and every city in the United Statea, and by the proprietors. HOWE rV CO.. At their Depot, No. I, Collego Hall, Walnut atreet, Cincinnati, O. Sold in Columbus, Ohio, by J. B. WHEATON, corner of High and Broad streets. S. CI.AHK & CO., High street. DF.MG &. SON, corner High and Rich. GEOHGF. Sl BROWN.corncr High and Friend. Dec. 7. .('mil. GtUllliK L. KHOIirs. WILLIAM OKKEII RHODES & GREEN, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Forwarder, anil Agents or Clinton Line, on Erie Canal, and Oswego Canal Line of Lake Boats, Cleveland O. Amte 0 Clinton LineO. P. Sroville, 113. Broad at , New Vork) W. Monlenlh Si. Co., Albany, N.Y. Hazard, Monteatli eV Sherman, Biifi'alo. N. Y. Aentt of Oetcetio Line. Joseph Gilbert, 17 Caintiea Slip. New York j Bennett dr. Adams, Syracuse, N. Y ; Truman Wiman, Oswego, N. Y. anaril'j VAM AIILE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. THAT very desirable residence lormerly occupied by ;j Snmue' Crosby, adjoining the city nf Columbua on jKM,the east, and opposite the Blind Asylum, together with lei acres of Land, containing an excellent fruit orchard attached thereto, will be sold on favorable terms, by r-.L.tnl...- Ik-.. O IUI1 I Lltl.ltailU M. .-' J. hlDGWAY ot CO. ATTENTION I THE nnderaigned. a Philologist, and graduata of a cele braled foreign University, will be ready to give leaaona in the Greek. Latin and German languages, at any hour. Terma very low. Reference! : Rev. Mr. H. L. Richards. Dra. Jones St Caae and Prof. Dr Smith. P. JOHNSON, Dr.of Phil. Nov. I8..dtf. LIMBER. nfl flfifl Lumber. I all aiz. 0lJlJJ 3(W).C00ii.Poplardo. J qnali zea and .lities. 300.(100 Pine Shingles, warranted. A large and well assorted lot of all kinds and sizes of country atufl, together with aasnrted sizes Window Saab. We ask the attention or builders, mechanics and oth era to our stock ) and would state that we have made ar-rangetnenta ao that we ahall always have t large stock oa hand, and will not be undersold bv anv on. Aug. 13. it; CO.MST0C& fc CO. RNAL NUMBER 2oG. MOOD'S STEAM IRON RAILING MANU. FACTORY, W Road above Uuttmwood if. Philadelphia. IBOiV railings for public and private buildings and publie squares, of every variety of rorm and pattern. Cemetery railing, of classic and nniim. ,l.;n. .mh,.. cing upwarda of one hundred different varietiea. Iron Chairs and Sellees. .'or nanlx,,. hn. new style. verandas ana masters, ror cottages, made In every atyle. Superior Wrought Iron Gates, fur csrriage entrances. New style Balcony Brackets, &c, Iron Tables of vanouastvles. embraein.I.nnl. T1V t-11,. nbelhcan, Gothic, and modern patterns, with white and gold Italian Marble tnpa These lablts have been introduced by the subscriber for lintels. Restaurauia, lea Cream Saloons, 61c. They are beaulifui articlea of furniture for Hat stores and other eatablishmeuts where il is deairable to make a grand display. ID" He has recently constructed sn elegant subatantial Cast Iron Hitching Post, in I'orui admirably adapted to permanency of position, highly ornamented, and representing a well executed hk a n of that noble animal, the Horse. Such an article haa long been a desideratum, and ia now oflered to thegood taste of the public. Strangera visiting Philadelphia, are respectfully invited to call at his Wareronma, and examine hia tlitf'erentapecimena of new aud beautiful work. ROBERT WOOD, Proprietor, Ridge Roan, above Buttonwood at.. Philadelphia, tn He has reeentlv published, at creat eioense. an ori ginal work cxhibiling Ihe new deaigna and patterns which are executed at hia establiahment, embracing all the above articlea, and the varioua and splendid nallarna of Cemete ry, uaicony, niep anil oilier itailinga which have been manufactured for Laurel Hill and other celebrated Cemeteries, designed expressly for hia own establishment, and which may be aenl to any part ol the world to those who desire to maae a aclection. Undoubted reference will be required to ensure a prompt return of the work, alter anopporlnnityfor innaing 1110 selection. Philadelphia, April 19. ,4wd. NOTICE. The co partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, waa this day dissolved by mutual conaent. All persona indebted to the late firm ol D. S. Forman & Co . or having claims againat them, are respectfully requested to call and settle the same wilh A. W. Brown Ar Co., who are authorized to close up the buai ness of the firm. H. BROWN. March 1, mm. D. S. FORMAN. H. Brown and A. W. Brown will continue the busineaa of Merchant Tailoring, under the name of A. W. Brow a eY Co. David S. Forman ia employed to execute the cut- ingand attend to manufacturing aa heretolore. mar. FURS AND 1TATTERS TRIMMINGS. THE aubscribers have just received a large atock oi Furi and Hatter'a Trimmings, which they oiler for aale at the lowest pricea. quids, mirnn, sides. 60 " double and aingle Ring Russia, blown 100 " Carroted Russia. 100 " Raw and Carroted Coney. 1000 Saxony and Spanish Bodice. Also A firat rate assortment of Silk and Cotton aid.a ana Tips, Banding and Bindint?. Hatl.eathera, Bow Stringa Skiv era, all colore, Black and Dran Silk Plush, Extract Logwood Gum Shellac &c. Feb. 12.) FAY & KILBOUKNF.. DAGUERREOTYPES I OR I,50.-Thia ia 100 per cent., lower than ever belore lakeu in thia city. Warranted equal in every respect to any taken in any plnce. imoma. nigh atreet. opposite the Capitol House, Ollice hours from 8 A. AL, to 6 P. M. M"tch 26. H. LYNDALL. SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR MAY, 1848. ir, jsAL iii oc t i , Munugtrt. 40,0001 Virginia State Lottery, for endowini? Leeshurir Acndemv and fur other pnrposea. Clnsa Ao. 19, for 1IHU, 10 he drawn in Alexandria, V., on alurdny, the l.lth of May, 111 lit. j orawn numoera out 01 m SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 nrize of ff in.lOO. I of LMH.0. 1 of 7 (1011 I nf IS drift 1 3.000. I of 2,51)9, 1 of 2,000, 30 of 1 ,0U0, 30 of 510, 40 or 300' otc, ac. I ickcts JlU-Halvea $5 Quartera J2.50. Cerlificatea of packages or 2li Whole Tickets 130 00 Do do 2G Hair do fi5 00 Do do Id Quarter do 32 60 $33,000. Virginia Statn I.Otterv lor n,h,u,inn Iu.Iim A-.1.k- and for olhcr purposes. Class No. 20, for HMD, to be drawn in Alexandria, Va.. on Saturday. May 20, 11:11). u numDer i-onery s drawn Dallots. SPLENDi'D SCHEME. 1 nri,A nf CIS (W.n 1 nl Id noil I r n mm 1 Mf R OOft 1 4.C0U, 1 of 3,1170, 10 of 2,000,' 25 k I 0()6. 25 or 500, tVc. 1 icaeis fliu i-iaives 0 quarters (3,011. Cerlificatea or Packages or fe Whole I30 00 Do do 25 Halve 65 00 Do do 25 Quarters 32 50 Magnificent Lottcrv tSS-OOO. 5 0 prizes of j 1 ,000, being the lowest three number prizes ! Virginia Stale Lottery, lor endowing Leesburg Academy and for other purposes. Class No 21 . for I HID, to be drawn in Alexandria, va., on Saturday, the 27lh or May, 1W8. nun r i..vi u'ol-ul1 1 prize of S.M.OOO, 1 nl 20,0110. I o( H.hs. 1 or 10 000. S ol C.OOO. ol 6000, t ot 4.000, 10 or 2,000, 200 (loweat 3 No. prizea) of 1 000, tie., Slb. 78 number Lottery 12 drawn ballots. Tickets only Halvea J7jO Quarters J3.75 Eightht Q I.OIJJ. Certificalea of Packngea oi' 2b Whole Tickets 200 00 Do do 26 Hair do 100 00 Do do 26 Quarter do 50 CO Do do 26 Eigh'h do 25 00 Ordera for Tickela and Shares and Certificates of Pack- ages in the above Splendid Lotterica will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account ol each drawing sent immediately after it is over to all who order from us Address, J. & ij. AIAURY, Agents for J. W. Mai-kv Y Co., Alanagera, April 29.." ilrxondria, Vo. MANAGERS' OFFICE RODT. ARMSTKVXU CO., HULE AGENTS, WHEELING, VA. Splendid Schemes for May, 1848. SS.l.OOO! Leeaburgh Lottery, Clasa 21. draws May 27, 1848. 78 num oera IX liallnta. I prize of Jt.M.fflO. I or 20.01.0. I of UfKlO. 1 or 10000.4 or each 6.00(1, 2 of 6.M10. 2 or 4JM). Ill or 4.10. 100 or 1.- 000, 66 or 300. Tickela j 15 ; a certificate ol 26 whole tickets cost J0 aha-ea in proportion. Leesburgh Lottery, Clasa lS.drawa May 13, 1818. 78 nnm- nerp 111 oallots. 1 prize of r tn.coo. 1 or l i.iasi. i of 7 noo. so or i nno. 30 or 600. 40 of 303. Tickets Jflll; a certificate of 26 wholes win cost 1M aharea in proportion. Leesburgh Lottery, Claaa No. SO, draws Aiay 20, 1010. 74 numoera io Dallots. 1 prize or 33.000, 1 or 14,(00, 1 or 7,00(1, 10 or 2.000. ?5ol ,000, 23 or 6(10. Tickets I0: certificate or a Dackace will coat 1 10 ahares in proportion. Monongalia Lottery, Claaa No. 18. draws May 16, 1810. 78 niimoer lou.rv 13 ballots. ! pnzea rrf JKi lKifi. I of 7.7'77. 2 of 14. J oT 25.10. t or I ,m). 20 nf jo. Tickeu fi ; a certificate of 26 whole win coax 3 u snares in propnrtion. Monongalit Lottery. CIsm No I9.drawa May !3, 1B48. 7S numner lottery 13 ballots. 1 prize of 2Ii.(i,i. I of fi (sin l of rasi f I 5 al 1 .000, b of 600. Tickela go ; a certificate of 25 whole tickets coat (70 aharea in proportion. Monongalia Lottery, Claaa No. 20. draws May 30, 1848. 78 nnmber lotterr 1 1 ballota. I prize of $25!J0. I oT Ki'oO". 1 of S.lsfl. I oT 3,000, I of 2 5- l, I of l lVm. 1 1 of 1 JXJ, 10 of 600. Tickela 5 ( certificate of 26 whole tickets coat (,U aharea in proportion. Address your orders tn K. ARMSTRONG A CO., April it. . Ageaia, Wheeling, V. ANEW sunply ol Webster's quarto Dictionary j Chambers' Cyclopedia of English Literature, Toll Juat received, and ivraale by March ltt. J. U. RILEY L CO. sjiiw, illllil'iiiin CINCINNATI. - 1W SILK HOISK i. iiMimn. TINGLE Y 4 II URTON, or rnii.tuii.rHiA HAVE OPENED A Wholesale Silk and Fanef Dresi Good Establishment, In Cincinnati, al tht soufinur comer of Ptarl and IVuinul UruU, omf tilt the Ptarl Hlrttt llmuc, where thty oli'sr for sale al the lowest New York and Philadelphia cash prices, a foil and entire new assortment or GOODS in their line, composed in part of i'iit Extra auperior Brocade, Pekin Amoura. Gro de Rhine, plain I'laid, Striped, and Chameleon. Poult de Soi, Brocha, plain and fiincy Gro de Swiss, do. Gro de Nanlea. ll...i. I l.la-t.inrt lll.ji .Innl mA .ln.,l.l. Ul-l.l. and Chameleon Florencea, India Satin, Sanachew, Foulard Grenadinoa ) elan, 3-4, 44, and 6 4 Gro da Rhine for Man uiiaa. ilonnri Bilkt Glace. Satin, and Gro de Naples. 6'rrgrf Black and 1'ancy colored or all widtha and grades. Saline Black, colored. Chameleon, aud Satin da Lkene. for tlressca. Veitings Satin, Silk. Brocade, Cashmeres, Linens, Marseilles, Barathea, Venitian and Damask. Hid Gloves Alexanders. Gnn.t Cheaiu and Chaveraux white, black and dark colored. Alio, a splendid assortment or Ladiea' and Gouts' Silt, Pie Nic,and Cotton Mitts and Glovea, of all colore. Ladies' and uenta' silk Hose. Gentt' Silk Vravatt English. French. Italian. German and Canton Handkerchiefs Damaak. Coma. Printed Pongee. Chop pars, and Linen i .'aiubrio. Lmhn' Handkerchiefi and Cravati Satin, Silk. Lm.n Cambric. pUi It.ieie and French Needlework, French1 Swiss, and Scotch Needlework, and Tambour Collars, Capes, Chimnzetlcs and Habits. Sswing Silk, Nett Points and Ties. Forty-three different styles Bonnet Ribbons, embracing all qualities and atylea, Misses, and Cap Ribbons, Velvet, Satin, aad Tafi'etta hibbona and Galloons. Vingia Linen, Mohair and Sewing Silks for Mantillas. Gimps. Buttons, graduated Leaves and Braids. Crime Black, white, blue and rose ) also. Crape Leise. Shawlt Silk Brocade, Gro de Bhina, berage, Ainu, do Lainea, plain and embroider'd color'd Thibit, Romeo, Emb d, Fellet, Linen and Cotton Nett. Lacee Valencia. Gimnura. Eavolian. Thread and Silk Run, Silk and Cotton, jletta for Capa. sewing silks ol the beat qualitlea. French, German and Briliah Dresa Goods, conaisting or Linen nnd Aloliair Luatroa. Linen and Woolen Berages, plain and colored. Grenadinea. Cerro Gordoa. Plain and fancy Alousacline de Lainea. Lama Plaida. Prince Albert Cloth. French. German and Manchester Ginghams. Also A full assortment of Fancy Lawna. All or which have been nurrhased within the laat sixtr daya, and additiona to the atock are daily being made by competent buyer residing Eaal. Cincinnati, April 4. .lw3m. SOLIIIGATE, HAWTHORNE At Co., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Mahufacturers or To- VV BACCO, AND' IMPORTKRS OF FoRKlGll WlMKS AKD LiQuona, No. 21, C lumlnu ttrett, Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. 22 C1ALAHRIA LIQUORICE. J 5 trca Calabria Liquorice, in masa. auitable Tor Tobac co manufacturers, in atore, and for aale by SOUTIIGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., Cincinnati, April 19. 24 Columbia st SIX TWIST TOBACCO.-150 kegs No. L 6 twist Tobacco, our own manufacture,' will be ready for delivery on Saturday, 22d inat.. for aale br Knii'l'lufi'l'ir u a Wl'ijmi n a. fr ('inclnnnti, April 19. ' 24 Columbia at. JB. GOD AR I) BRANDY. . 10 )r pipca J. B. Gndard Brandy, this day received per steamer Duchess, and lor snle by SOUTIIGATE, HAWTHORN St CO., Cincinnati, April 19. 24 Columbia at. SPARKLING HOCK 2u ensea Sparkling Hock thia day received per steamer Duchess, and lor anle bv SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN tV. CO., Cincinnati, April 19. 24 Columbia at BOURBON WHISKY. 200 oris. Bouibon Whisky, compriaing aome very old and choice lota in storea, and in- aale low by SOU! HGAI E, HAWTHORN ft CO., Cincinnati, April 19. 24 Columbia at. IRECf"IMPORTATION. 20 enska Alexnnilru Seiguette Brandy, per ahip Orlan ,ln. ilirj.1 IVnnu II rwerti rtnp nrn (r.mrr Alham- bra and other boats, and for aale on favorable terms, by ruii i tiuai c, haw i tiuitix or. tu., Cincinnati, April 12. 24 Columbia atreet. ocii elle'brandy. 15 lif and qr pipca Alex. Siegnette Brandy in store j 30 hi' and qr do do do to arrive. Are offered for anle on favorable terma bv SOUTIIGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., April 10. 21 Columbia atreet. LONDON PORTER lOcaskaR. B Bya.a' London Porter and Brown Stout in ouarta and ninta. nuw land ing fiom ateamer Buckrye. and for anle bv SUU1I1UAIIS, HAVV I HOKN 6t CO., April 8. 24 Columbia atreet. s CIIEIDAM GIN 5 pipea II ym bend's Pin Apple uin, una uay landing irom aieamer rJUCReyt, and lor sle br SOL 1 11GAIE, HAW I HOKN . CO., April 8, 24 Columbia atreet. MAGLORY BRANDY 3 half p'pea Aluglory Brandy) 10 qr do do do. Now landing from ateamer Buckeye, and for aale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN At CO., April 8. 24 Columbia atreet. SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN St CO., hay. in atore and fnr aale on liberal terms. 50 hr and qr pipes Alexandre Seignet'e Brandy; 25" " Alirglorv Brandy, Vintage 11118) 10" J. B. Gndard do. " 1804 1 15 Otard, Dupuy St Co., do) 6 " Lafayette do; 10 J. J. Dupuy do ) oOqrcaska Madeira Winea, rarioua Branda) 10(1 " - Port do do do) 50 ' " Sherry do do do ) 30 " " Sweet Alalaga do do ) 25 Ory do do do; 20 caaea Cabinet Champaign Wine ) 30 baskets Napoleon do do ) 20 " Sun St Eagle do ) 10 " Crown do do) 20 " Heidsick do do; 50,000 Regalia Cigara, various branda ; 10 tiercea Calabria Liquorice." in mass;" 60 boxea Cut and Dried Cuewing Tobacco ; 100 " Mo. 12a Tobacco,' our own brand)" 100 " " Iba do do; 1(10 " Va. do various brands ) 100 " do do do) 100 baga Rio Coffee ; 60 ' Old Gov't Java Coffee ) 10 " Pimento) 60 baskets Ssllad Oil ) 20 chests do do in flssks ; SO cases Rudisheimerbeig " Rhino Wine j" III " Sparkling Hock ) 2011 brla Bourborn Whisky, 3 to 8 years old ) 6 puncheous SI. Croix Rum; 2 " Jsmnica do) 10 pipes Pina Apple Gin ) SiiUl'lIUATE, HAWTHORN At CO., Cincinnati. Aiay 4. 24 Columbia at. O. A. BlllWr.l.l. JOSIAH DRAKE. 1 G. A. BID W ELL At CO., Commimion and Produce Merchant, No. 13, Weal Front at.. Cincinnati. LIRERAL Caah Advancea made on consignments or Pro. duce or other merchandize. REFER TO Alcasick, Taylor At Watts, DaggeUe At Bruce, John Kugler, James Calhoun, T. II. Yeatman. Marsh 4 Co. Al. Kugler St Son, Ellis At Alorton, L. Wortbington. Pec. 17..d1y. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. WE beg leave to iiilorn the Merchants ol Ihe Western country that we are now receiving in addition to our former atrock a very extenaive variety of Goods in the Hard ward line, of American, English and German manuracture. We particularly request the Alercbanta to an examination of our atock before they make their purrhaaea in other marketa. aa we are confident that our pricea will be found correapondingly low with those of New York and other Eastern cittea. Our stock is comprised in part of th following: Collin's. Simmon's, and Maan'a Axes; Mill and X Cut Saws; Grass and Grain Scythes ) Serine Snealhs ; Sickle t Hay and Manor Fork Hamea; Trace) Hoea ; Anvile ; Shovela ar.d Spadea ; And Looking Glasses. Also, complete asaortment of Shelf Hardware. Prompt and particular attentioa will be give to all orders entrusted to our care. MEAD WINSTON, March 4. .l-wtt No. 15 Pea'l street, Cincinnati. PARKER'S PIHLOWIPIIY Aachonteompen-disrn of Natural and Upenmental Philosophy, just r cived st th new bookstore, Neil House. Aprd 14. t. U. RILEY fc CO. |
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