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r 111 i i . VOLUME XVI COLUMBDa TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 5, 1852, NDMBER 74 "K 1 . i THB BOOKS & STATIONERY. 13 rum. lOn'ili, flLMiia Qtatf Jnurnal .ished every MORNING, kxokpt SUNDAY, TVEW ARRANGEMENT Paper and Rag ur Xi Warehouse.- Medium Royal SCOTT BASCOK, jotnuiAi, Buasixai, Dian ams fiaxi nuira iktiumoi on hum, TERMS Invariably in advance .-in Columbus, Sfl.OO a you I bjr mail, 96.00. Dally during th session of thi Loglxlature, and Trl-Weekly Ibr the iMnamder of the year, W OO. TIIK WEEKLY JUUliNAL b furnished to olty subscribers at 2, ij uiwi u i.uus year. wuus oi (our and. upward, vi.au 11 irii mm ufjwarufl, ni.uo. TUB Till-WtKKLY JOURNAL U 83.00 a year. JUTES OF ADVER TISINQ Itf THV DAILY JOURNAL The following rates and rules hare been agreed upon between the proprietor of the Ohio Utateman and the Ohio Mad Journal, to w uumiTuu in au case., alter wis luus, uiy av, ioij.j One aquan, 10 Unea or leas of thll sited type, for one InwrtioD, uw. , hku numtiuuu waurtiun, av. Shoe. Tea. colored Modlumi i Can. Crown ana oupsjr nuyai w rapping r nper. Whim and colorod Papers, for Confootloners. French and American Tissues wliltc, aud aaiortod oolora. Glazed Papera, for l'amphleta, Manilla Paper of all sixes. Copying Papor French and English manutaoture. Note. 8ro. Poet. Bath. 4to. Commercial and Packet Poat. Dank and Folio Pott s lllottlog Paper 1 Amorlcan, French and cogusa uapt rjaox noin rapcr, etc., oro. BONNET BOARDS, Of varlout eolora and qualities N. U. The hlghett price paid for Raga. JylO J. a. RILEY At CO iiiilJJllllJJi 8c ft It e li I $ t 1 square, 1 25 2 MS8 00 4 00 8 00 6. 8. f. 10. 16. 18. 2 squares, l 87S 876 00 00800 10. 12. uTT7 8 squares, 2 B04 600 608 00.9 00 1ST ST U. 1 aquam, 8 006 608 009 .0oll012. jX"'l6. j .. NUiW BUUK.S. The Napoleon Dynasty ; or, The History of the Bonaparte Family. Br tne Berkley men. French on the Study of Worda. The Men of the Tluioi i or Sketches of Living Notablea. The Matter Builder i or. Lilo Ht a Trado. Ry! the Author ol ' Summcrtleld i or, A Life on a Farm." Leoturea on the Itoiulti of the Exhibition, delivered before the Society ol Arte, Manufacture and Cummnrco, at tbo sugges tion ot I'rtnco Albert. For sale at the New Bookttore. sepM J. 11. rill.EY At CO, 3 nquarea, or Kfj column, Br rua tub Changeable quarterly, $20. monthly, .25 weekly. $0 dally 60l 8 iqnarea, or '4 column, Onanamtble quartrly,....V36 monthly 45 weekly. 66 dally, 130 "DIONEER WOMEN. Pioneor Women of X thn Wot. Dr Mn.F.llot. author of the Women ol the Uerolutlun." Analo-Amerlcnn Literature and Mannera. Fromthe French of Phllareto Charles, Protettor In the College of Franm. Lillian, and otber 1'oema. My vviutnrop Mackwortn rraea. For sale at the Now Bookstore. sopl4 J. H. RILKY & CO. Standing card. 6 Unea or leea, for one year 610. No advertisement to be considered by the year, unless specified on the manuscript, or previously agreed upon between the parties. Advertisements not marked on the copy for a specified number of insertions, will be continued one month, unless ordered out, and payment win ue oxacccu accordingly. All advortlsemeuts from strangers or transient persons to be paid in tidvanro. The privileges of yearly advertisers will be confined rigidly to meir regular Business ; anu au auveriuoments not pertaining mere, to, to be paid for extra. Advertisements for Auctioneers, General Agents, Real Estate Agonts, sc., not to oe contracted ior ny tne year, out to Do cnarged by tiio piece, at the usual rates. Announcing candidates (for offices of every description) to be charged at tho rate of fifty cents per week, for each name ; the same w uu, in an caae. puiu in auvauce. Attorneys will be holdcn for the price of Inserting advertisements brought in by them. Publishers not accountable for the accuracy of legal advertisements beyond the amount charged for their publication.All leaded advertisements to be charged not loss than double the anoTe rates, anu measured as it souu. Aavertisements on tne Inside exclusively, to be charged at the rate of 60 par cent, in advance of tne anove rates. Mo ADVBRTI8EHEXT CAN SB INSERTED OBATuTTODSLT. township, and other public meetings, and such like, to be charged turn price. Deaths Inserted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral invitations or obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to be Jjaiu lur. U persons sending communications or requiring notices of fairs, soirees, ooncorta, or any publio entertainments where chargoa are made for admittance, and ail notioes of private enterprises, can only be inserted with the understanding that the same are to lie paid for. If intended to be inserted in the editorial column, the earns win 09 cnargeu ac me rate or nos less tnan au cents per iine, mm hibu timy wnqn aooumpameu uj an aursnisemem. SCHOOL BOOKS Cambridge Editions.-' etackhardt's Chemlttrv. Rtid's Intellectual Philosophy. Btewart'e do. do. Latham's filrammar. Tusoulsn Disputations. For sale at the New Bookstore. maSA J. U. RILKY & CO. TJANK NOTE PAPER, of. superior quality U for Rsnkera, Railroad and County Bonds, County Orders. SVe, cVe. Bonk note paper made to order, ot any size, thickness or coior. Blank Drafts and Notes, from the ftnrst steel plates, for sale at mo new Hooaatore. i. a. rui." i a. u., jula Stationers. AMERICAN and Foreign Papers. Letter, Can, Commercial, Packing and Folio Pott ruled and plain by the quantity, at low prices, at the Paper Warehouse oi IJy-ui J. il. KILE. i ec uu, N. B. Bank Note Paoer lottor size a aunerlor article ior corretponaence, circulars, oie. . TETTER BALANCES, Desks, Weights, JLI Newspapcr fllet, Portable Balps a One article, assorted si-It's, for eountlng rooms and housea i Copying Prossea, a auperb or article; Inkstands, new patterns, great variety. . for saio at me now uooKttoro. u3 J. II. RILEY & CO. WILL BE PUBLISHED, 25th Sept., 1852, ly A BOOK FUR THE WIJOLE UNION NORTHWOOD; Or. Ufa Norill nnd Month. Showing the true character of both; by Mrs. SARAH J. BALE, llluitrated. He who lovci not hii country, can love nothing. The intention of this doeply interesting novel is to illustrate r-rrTrv p n a cw-ri rs-iT- VT"V I ineaigniiyoi inuor, ana snow ine innuenco oi American lntti- WvUl 1 & 13 AbUUM, Journal Buildings, High I tutions on tho character of onr people, both North and South i. ta m uuui lur luu uamiu whuiiiu ui n-uui;iiui una swayed the mind of the authoress. Mrs. Hale is not tinged by KJ strept, Columbus, PRINTERS, 8TEREOTYFKR3 AND BINDERS. Blank booki and Stationery of every description constantly on hand. Printing and Writing Papers, and Inks, of im wjii luauumuiuru, niwHya ior laio. DR. ROBERT THOMPSON'S OFFICE No. 4, Neil's Exchange, opposite the Secretary of State's oiuuB, uignaireei, toiumDus. deoll "VTATHAN BROOKS, Justice of the Peace, J. i Ultice In the room formerly occupied by Juttlco Evans, auuia oi mo r ranaun nana, up staira. any of the ismt oi the day, but it, above any female writer of our country, a iruo representative oi tne moral aignuy ana grandeur of woman. for sale at tno renoaicai Depot, on Diaie street, ny sepSl A. B. HARSH. F ATEW STOCK OF BOOKS AND STAIN TIONERY. The new firm ol BURR at RANDALL, having refitted the storo lately occupied by Hdntinoton & MaoIntibk, aie now receiving an entlro new ttock ot BOOKS, STATIONERY, PAPER I1ANGINGS, FANCY 4.O0DM. eVc. And having completed arrangementa with the various publish-Ing houses of the FJattern cities, they will receive tho new and desirable Books at the osrliost possible moment after publication.it will be tho aim of this establishment to furnish every arti cle In their line at tbo lowott possible prices, and by giving their personal attention to the wants of their customers, they trust to give entire sntitlactlon to all who may favor them with tbelr patronage. .ii . , , . . , in , i i . . i.i. a .., : COPOCinvo i nr tin. I l J n I ah oruers iniruawa 10 mem win u aiicouuu iu wiui inimy . bHib&lUiNb 00 (jU., WnOleSale and Ke- I and dispatch, and at prices that cannot lailof glvingsatiataction. JlUllll OC IlAr.lJAI.lj, ERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard- ware and Cutlery, Iron, Nails, (ilatt. House Builder's Ma terials, Farming and Mi ch nical Tools, Military Uooda, 4c, Jtc, Nn lfil Illcrh ilnwil an nl'ih. fill. PaHlnAb ' WALTER THRALL, Attorney and'Coun-tellor at Law, Columbus. Ohio. Also, a Commissioner to take the Acknowledgment of Deeds or ine city 01 now xora. oct2u tall Doalors in DRY GOODS, Roots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Straw (ioods, A o. nus. Four doors south of the American, Colum octlt) JuSS High street, Columbus, Ohio. CINCINNATI. EO. GOODMAN, West side Walnut St., between Columbia and Pearl, wholesale dealer In all va-rlellntot WIUTINi., PRINTING &OTnU PAPER. Agent for Suffieid Eagle Mllle Writing Paper. aplO TjWELOPES. Jjj SO0M Bar! Envelopes: . 150M White do 85 M Legal do 100 M Note do ALSO Note Papers, a beautilXil assortment, just received by E. O. GOODMAN, aplO 77 and 79 Walnut street. ' FRENCH COMMERCIAL LETTER PA-PER. 300 reams Blue and White, justrecelved and for sale atreduced prices. K. O. (iOODMAN, aplO 77 and 70 Walnut street. T7RENCH PLAIN CAP and FOLIO POST, JL Blue and White, Just received and for salo low. E. O. (IOODMAN, aplO 27 upd 7" Walnut street, rPINTED ENAMELED CARDS & CARD JL HOARDS. A beautiful article, manufactured by Meatra. Bliss , Potter it Co. I havo the largott and chnanett stock of Cards in the city. E. O. GOODMAN, piu ' ana tv wainucsi., manuiacturert Agent. T AFFLIN BROTHERS' WRITING PA. I J PERS lhave been dealing in these Papers for more than a year, ana una tnem every tnmg one can wisn, aa to quality ana price. They are the hlgheat grade of Paper manuf actured in the Untied States: alwaya give satisfaction, and used once are wanted again. A full assortment Just received. ft. U. HUUUDIAH, plO 77 and 79 Walnut street. FORWARDING. r H AMBERLIN & CRAWFORD. Fohw abd- kbs and Commission Mbwchants,ooI of Superior Street, NEW-V0HK ADVERTISEMENTS. aOM W. H. M'UONALD'S ADVZ.TISINO IIOUSB, 109 NASSAU'S!1, N. V. METALLIC OVER-SHOES. The New- Clevelani, OAfo, Dealera in Flour, Drain and other Produce, (ex- VI n.i.i, s.ki; n ' V.. ,7.!. I liquid sUts. always feadv for nta rrnuTrnnnrJrTit Ufraafrom olusively on commission.) Proprietors of New York and Ohio . .1n?,Tlc,1' Rfbr ColnP1!', 0'd respectfully call the JgJ f ""! '!." ""V ''Ifl"?J! Line. Ohio Canal, and Union Line. Pennsylvania and nhln.n.l. '"')" aoaiers In we ebove articles to thclrextensire ttock ,. Wrt U ....... Au(K. fl... f t. ill. n a. E& Aeonti for tho lollowioii Linoai "mJtirSK "''K'"!H!SUte..t,Bo.to. oellersT ly.r.Beoveii.iuu Now York and Ohio Lake Boat Linn, 1 Chamberlln, Lee, Y Co., now rorxana iincinnati i.ine, I Agents, Chamberlln, Les &. Co'a Eaurcss, f No. 1, Cantite Slip, Troy and Oswego Line, I New lork. mau-vm CHAM BERLIN, LEE & CO'S EXPRESS. PaoraixToas CHAM UKnLIN, LEE & CO., New York, anu i.r.f., Anr.ui, as uu., nullum. CS" fhlu by I'eoulo's Line Steamboats. Isaao Newton and Uendrlck Hudson, lout Courtland street. North River. Mark packages " C. Lee A Cu's Exprets." For Freight apply to J amis C.Oathan, 1S9 Broadway, Now York j Chahdeblin, Lei & Co., 1 Casntles Slip, New York i J. 8. Chknowxth It Co., Cincinnati, O.: Cuahbibxin It Chawcobd, Clevoland, O- ma!3-m for Wood, Stone, China, alias, Iron. Marble. Faoer. or any sub stance as a pasto or rum it stands unequaledi lu repuUtioai, wherever it has been introduced, la of tha Drat nnlari aa a aav- ing to Mechanics, It is observable at flrtt tight. Wa oner liberal Inducement, to Hardware men. Stationers, Druxltta. te.. emi guarantee it to costless by 80 per cent than common ordinary Glue, Wa are making extensive arrangement, for this Fall Trade, and country mei chanU will do well to attend to this Immediately. Wa are aetablishinsr Sola Affects in all nonnloaa INDIA RUBBER GOODS. D. Hodfman. r?""" u",oH"t the United State BoTi in Bottles of tire. we uniiea cures, carriage irea. at their Wareunite, Ao. 9 Maiden Lane, New York, where they nave on nana ana are constantly receiving trom their lactone., a full supply, which they flatter themselves are equal to any and lnlerlor to none manufactured either lor beauty or wear, and before purchasing, would again take the liberty of requesting a van iruin loe iraue, wnera may can ne suppuea Wlia JJOOl., Shoes, or any other kind of Rubber Good., on thn very best term.. isepi-jmi juuneun LibiBUfl. rres't. GIBSON HOUSE, Walnut -street, between Fourth and Filth, CINCINNATI, OHIO. O. II. CJEFFHO V, Proprietor, late of Walnut Street House, ap6-tf WALNUT STREET HOUSE, Walnut st. botween Sixth and Seventh streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. jyo-dtt J. W. BWENKV, Proprietor. CRAWFORD & CO.. FoBWAnDnns tic, Com- J mission Mebchakts. Otdeneburan. N. Y.. l'ronrletors of inn norinern n. si. t.ioe oi Btu.m rropeuers, netween ugaens-burgh, Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago. Dealcra in FLOUR, uiiAin ana oiner rnutiut;c, exciu.iveiy on commission.) Liberal advances made on property for sala at Ogden.hu rgh, ooston ana new one. ma!3-im JL No. 27 Maiden Lane and 69 Naetau street. Iflrst corner from Broadway.! resoecttullv Invites the attention of hit old custom. ers and Merchants throughout the country generally, to his stock oi inaia ituoDer uoodtol nit own manufacture, viz : Coats, Leggings, Carriage Cloths, Capes, Caps, Piano Covers, Ponchos, Gloves and Mittens, Machine Belting, Pants, Life Preservers, Steam Packing, f I....... 11. s, I r, a I .. - and every description of Rubber Goods manufactured will also oe louna as aoove. My goods dofy competition or comparison are warranted prool against decomnosltlon In any climate, and are offered for aale in largo or small quantities, upon tha best terms. Orders aoiiciico una promptly attenuna in Dy v. uuuuaiAn, RHpii-jin at aiaiaen taue ana o nasaaa at., n. s. Also, tha Hrltlah Knmlrnra Polish. In bottles ofthree site.. Country merchants attend to tha above. Apply early i . v 1 rniL,i.ir aug3-3m 4 Cedar street, near feari, New York. 1 fifl PIANOFORTES. T.Gilbert & Co' I ) v. v.i. ..aais. 333 Broadway, corner ol Auinony street, and oppoaita nroaowaj oaua aau u- iim HERMAN SCHRADER, (successor to Cuables Stabch) Importer of German, French nnil Knulinli Pnncy Goodn, Tovannd IMuaicnl Iuatrumentii. and Wiolceale Dealer in Accordtone, Violine, Combe, tietole, Per cuseion Cape, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Spoont, Spectaclee, A., Acl NO. (ill MAIN STBIKT, BBTWKXN lOWEB MABKKT AND COLUMBIA, apiu-onm Cincinnati, umo, TOHN H. DETERS, Manufacturer of f I BOOTS AND HIIOKS. No. 41, South Side Third Street, (opposite Masonic Building,) CINCINNATI, O., Mr. D keens eonstantly on hand a full assortment of fine Dress and Water-Proof lioott and Shoes in all varietlot. which will be told at very low prices N. B. Fine Boots forwarded by exprets, and warranted to fit, upon ell orders accompanied by the Cash and the measure. apiu-iy WINDOW GLASS. We are now receiv-lug a large atock of tbla season's manufacture of Belle. vornon Window Glasi, and having takon tbo Urate Premium at the Ohio State Fair, Mechanics' Inilituto of Cincinnati, and tbe Alleghany county Fair held at Pittsburgh, we loei assured that we oner to tne oity ana country trade tbe best and mott oxten- tivo assortment ot Glass of the 1st, 2d, 3d, and 4th qualities j Druggists' ware of all descriptions ; Tumblers and Jars j Pint and quart F'lasxs, Arc, etc. All of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms by 8PEERS & WRIGHT. Solo Agents for Bcllevnrnon Works, No. 39 Main St., Cincinnati. N. B. Also, a constant supply ol Dunonl's Gun Powder : Ri fle, Blasting and Sporting, Soda Ash. and Bleaching Powders. aplO-dfim TVTORTHERN RAILROAD LINE, between J.1 Boaton, New York nnd Hie Went. CRAWFORD VCO Ogdoosburgh, New York, Proprietors. 'J'bls Line con sua oi me iouowingnew nrst eiass rropeners, (loaviof ugaons- ourgn inrce limes a weex :; OGDl'.NKHURGH, WIHCON8IN, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, BOSTON, MICHIUAN, PRAIRIE STATE, i. W. BRoOKS, CLEVELAND, and LADY OF TIIK LAKE. Connecting at Ogdcnsburgh wlih the Northern Railroad, and the Vermont Central, nnd Rntlnnd nnd KurllnKton Hnll. ronilM. between Ocdenthurch and Boston, and with the I.nke Chnmplnln cV While Hnll Cnnnl Llnea, between Route's j oint ana now lorn. APPLT TO Otis Kimball, Agent Vermont Central Railroad, 108 State, atreet, Boston. 0. P. Scovkll, Agent Rutland and Burlington Railroad, 100 mare atreet, rioscnn. I.S. Mavnabo, Agent Travla Ac Co'. Line, 33 CcentlesSlip, New vork. Ciias. B. Janks, Agent Now York and Canada Lino, 7 Ccentles Slip, up stairs, New York. Halcolm Canfihld, Agent Merchant.' Line, SVk Ccontic. Slip, Hew rorx. CUAMBERLIN Si CRAWFORD, Cleveland, Ohio. mal3-lm whom tha larwut ....Ctnent of Pianoa. lav and witkem tha eel abrated Impra.ud JLoleaa, may be found all of which bare the metallic frame, aud are warranted to land any climate, and give entire eatiefaction, and will be told atraof hargahu. By an experience ol eight fear; resulting in many Important improve. umiii., ine jtiotean not oeen orougm a aperjecnim auwnca. r olAsrs. NoarliSOWiflean.havebeenanniu-dtor.and the demand CEW1NQ MACHINE. - Singer's Patent "SSlfSSSSJ rvy oiraww eta 19 rrrvmaicutar Action oewinw maenme. !' i n,nrinr in li aiJ.. M j.aV. mtdimm tnntnH Inmur T)lh Iftl Imnrnvamonls Bt.ir.1. aaarirlata rhlsi t. . 5 . niHchino a pertuct iuitrument, p bleu ted April 13ib, JH52. I'o thii invention, beforn tha nrp&t ImnroTemenU werfi mn glied. the first premiums were awarded at tbo laat New York rate Fair, and Fair of tho Ameiican Institute. Aa now ImoroT ed, tho maohlnpa mrm infinitely ahuad of competition, and the Invention ia unquestionably the moat valuable one now before the publio, not excepting tho planing Machine, Colt's pistols, or ny umur. mi kiiius oi stiwiug, va tinner cioiu or maiaer, ayne by these machines in most beautiful stylo, ao it cannot rip or ravrl. and with immense savin tr of labor. The treat shoa mann- iactureraat Lynn, and other placesi use these macnines. 'ibe I UUJtVIJNti ULABSand JCtUre iame Man extensive aaddlery establishments ot Newark, N. J. and Bridge. j n(ustarw M m, W-Mw.. airmmmt, M v Th port, Ct. use them, and the manufacturer, ot clothing d work- M in tune. Prices mm. as at (At nanaelory. Dealers supplied at liberal dltcountt. E. H. Wadn'a and the entire Boaton Catalogue of Music and Instruction Books furnished at this store at twWs- lie. HORACE WATERS, Bole Agent. Constantly on hand, an extensive assortment of second-hand Pianos in Rosewood and Maboffanvcaaea.varvinvlnDricesfrom 30 to (ISO. Second hand iEoleaa Pianos from SOU to 7& Grand Pianos from SHOO tn 41700. Princ it Co'a If nlodeona from 35 to $90. Carhart I31S to 90 Guitars from 110 to 75, Ac. augl7-am Ing tailors in many part, of the country have introduced them. and are employing them with perlect .uoces.. No sewing ma- cuiue provioua to mis was ol any practical vaine, or stooa tne test ot actual use, aod no machinery for ttitcbiog can ever be mado that will be otelul without infringing on I. M. Singer'a pat en is. The . uudertigned, having devoted bla peraonal attention for many years to thnLOOKINU.GLAHM it PICTURE-FKAMB BC8INKK8, is fully competent by his experience to execute work (of every descrlution) that will alve satisfaction to tbe most particular. Being probably the LARGEST AND MOST fcA i tNBlVE ESTABLISHMENT of Ibe kind in this country, It ;.,.bii.., N EW YORK AND OHIO LAKE BOAT PAPER WAREHOUSE. The undersigned oiler a full assortment of PAPER, embracing News. Hook. Plato, Cap and Letter Paper: Canille. Tobacco.'Manlllo. Wrap ping Paper, Bonnet Boards, &e., Ate, of tbe best quality, and at ine lowesi maraet prico. uracrs, soucitea. wnicn win tie nuod at tho tamo price a. if purchased In person We alto make to ordor, at short notice, Newt and Book Paper. iniaun & uu Nos. 77 and 79 Walnut street. Mnclnnatl. O. N. It. The hiiihett market urico naid for RAGS. In cash or oxenangcu ior paper. jyiHdiim. LEE St CO., Now York, and LEE, A II ELL At CO., Buffalo, Pro prietors. NEW YORK AM) OllfO LINE, OIUO CANAL. CfJAMKEKLIN St CRAWFORD, Clevoland, Proprietors. No Transhipment at Troy or Albany. JJ Apply to N. C'hambkblin and J. C. Oathan, No. TCmntlcs sup, flow lorx. Mark Packaies " N. Y. A: O. L. B. Line." Ship dally at Pier No. 2, East River, New York. mal3-6m L. HANNA. 'H. OAItllKTHON. B KANNA. TTANNA, GARRETSON & CO., Whole- JLJL SAI.K GnocEBS and Coumission Mbbchants, Harvey's Block, Morwln street, Clevemnil, O. malll-lim- BI. HAI R. 1834. JOUNT1NKFB. ALE & TINIvER, Forwarding and Com mission Mbbchants, t'olumbua, Ohio. i3TTr i TJ"P a tt: tj..:i.i: -...- I I AJUAJAJAX, All U1IIU1I XJU11U1UUS, VHICIU V natl, I. constantly prepared to furnish elegant BUSTSi i ai uca, M.iAiiL,iueio ana Munuflir.n rrj, Itf" Orders solicited trom a distance jylO-dum' JOHN. W BAKXB. XOBKBT ABHSTRONO. T)AKER (& ARMSTRONG, Real Estate JJ Bbokbbs and Gssebal Land Aoknts. Offlco south room Exchange Bank Building, Columbus, O. LUCIAW BrTTt.KS. thko. cowstock. oko. o. comstock. BUTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes-sort ton. Comstock Co.) Forwarding nnd Com mission Itlerchnnta. Lard Oil Manufacturers, and Dealers in Salt, Pinter, Fish and Lumber. Head ol the Canal, Columbus, vinio. t-jj8- Liberal advances made on consignment!. roarG T RIDGWAY & CO'S IRON FOUNDRY, f3 Broad street, near the Bridge, Columbus, Ohio. Stoves of all kindt, and a groat variety of Catlinga, always on hand. BLYNN & BALDWIN are again receiving new supplies of WATCIIRrt AND JEWELHY. Among othor styles ot Watches, wo invite attention to a new lot oi tti iSB nuo Hunting cate ana open aiai levers, oi our own importation, whloh, for quality and price, are not excelled. JylO QCHOOL BOOKS of every variety, including KJ Mcuuflcy's Eclectic Headers, Nos. 1, M, .1, 4 ana o. Ray'a Arithmetics, parts 1, 3 and 3. Davlet' Mathematical Works. Anthon's Classical Works. Mitchell'.. Smith's, and Morse's GeoBTanbles.&c.. Which are ottered at prices as low es can be found at any Book' store in the West. For sale by ju.T0 BURR At RANDALL. ATE W BOOKS. Restoration of Monarchy jL 1 m Fbancb, nv Lahabtinb, 2 vola. A Step Irom tho Now World to the Old, by Tttppsn, 8 volt Time nnd Tide, or Strive nnd Win, by A. S. Roe. Mother at Home, by Abbott new edition. Blllhedale Romanco, by Hawthorne. For salo by augS BURR ei. RANDALL. BLANK BOOKS. We would call particular attention to our assortment of Blank work, which we otter for salo at unprecedented low prices. Cap, Demy and Me dium ltecordt, Day. Hooks, Ledgers, etc., alwaya on nana, to gether with memorandum books of every variety. JUJU DUllIl ot iliwoftuu. TT AT AND CAP STORE. UTATlUIN.fc.itx. We are nowreceiving a XL thb OLD stand I rVJ spieuaia a.sortment oi staple ana raucy rjiauonery, iuuiu, aing rroncn, cngnsn ana American oip inn mtur i.jjni. wblteand butt Ail neslon envelopes j inxsunas, setter oiampa, Porte-Mnnnaies, Pocket Cutlery, Porte-Follos, Bankera' Caaca, Ac., which we offer low, ju30) BURR St RANDALL. The subscriber comes arenting. to every Hat and Can wearer in Central Ohio, with one ol the very best assortments of HATS AND CAPS ever brought to this part of the State, embracing nearly overy variety of style now worn by tho human family. His Hats are made to order, by some of the best and most celebrated establishments East and West, vis t Beebe At Co., New York Bertalett A lllynn, Philadelphia) Dodd AtCo., Bates, Whitcher At Co, and others, of Cincinnati ; all of which will be sold at fair prices; and be wi.he. it to be distinctly understood that it ia all nonsense tor others to aay they can Mil lower than he can. Being a practical hatter, and engaged in Ibe bonnes, for yeara, he underatanda what a hat can be made and .old lor. Hi. atock consists (In part) ot tbe following varlctiea : Black and Drab Beaver, extra t Black and Drab Moleskin, extra ; Rlark and Drab Brush, extra ; Otter and Seal Drab Black and Drab Hungarian, very fine; Black and drab Kossuth, in great variety ; A large and wall selected assortment of Straw good, for Men and Boys. A very tne assortment of Straw Hata for children, Ao., Ste. His old Iriend. and the public are invited to call and eiamine the assortment and prices. J. E. RUDISILL, ap2J High St., next door to the Stage Office. KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE. The Life and Srbvicm or Ukn. Winfield Scott, by Edward 1). ManslicM, in 1 Vol. 12 mo. " tbo only authentic edition." A fresh iupply just received and ior sale by ituii.iv otv ixanunuu. WALL PAPER and Bordering, Window Paper and Fira Board Patterns. A large assortment of the latest patterns, Just received, and for aale by ju.iu nun ti ot haplialii.. BIBLE DEPOSITORY. The Depository of tho Columbus and Franklin County Blbla Society, may now be found at the Bookstore of Ju30 RUHR St RANDALL. TTATS AND CAPS, WHOLE- XX BANCROFT'S History of the United States. In 4 volumes. For sala by ju30 BUKK At KANUAL1. LIFE OF GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT For sale by the hundred or the single copy, In muslin and paper binding, by Ju30 BURR, it RANDALL. NEW WORK BY GRACE AGUILAR, en. entitled, The Pnya of Braces a Story of Scottish His tory, for sale by JG BURR At RAN HALL. . SALE AND RETAIL. We are now re. eetvlng our Fall and Winter atock, to which we invite the attention of country dealera and the nablle severally. To the trade we offer a large assortment of Kosaulh and Ma- l&",r.4 20 OF OHIO REPORTS, for sale by ot be surpassed. I V Iv6 BURR St RANDALL. We have cst received from Paris a CONFORM ATEUR, which will enable ns to give irrts jfts, and remrdy theIn-eonvenb-nee experienced by so many iu breaking in a new hat. Our assortment is complete, and pricea lew. To one and all we would aay, give na a call In the Neil House Building. aepg GILLETT At CO. l r?. Via. a 1 ,,-tfs &s SCOTT & BASCOM have added to their establishment a department for the tale of nlnnha, Itlnnk Hooka and Htntlonery ot every description, it I. our intention to keep up a lull assortment of everything in this line which business men can desire. Tha Blank work will he manufactured by owraelvea. of tbe very best materials, and in tho most .ub- 117T-, inn MYVlir I bvoaronws. oi toe very neat materials, ana in ino most WHi AKIi iNU YV Opening ,t.ntll manner, and warranted to give aaU.lacUou. Km a large and brauttiul assortment ol I oa High street kWATCnBD, DIAMOND WUKH ANU J.Wlil..U. f Our stock of tine London and Gene va Watches ia superior to any In the State. Diamond Rings and Pint, we oner at New ora Prices. Jewelry, tailver aad I'lnietj Ware, Flaw Mantle Clerk., anal Cutlery. at wholejaleand retail. All are invited to call examine, and purchase if eviud i.sr. a n i a t. iad other MKAI.H rn (raved. and V RK8WES furnished, at the abortret aotice. Wntehee Mcpalrcd in the best manner. una. First door south of entrance to NeirHouse. Jull TNK STANDS, Metallic Pens, Pen Holders, JL Paper and Letter Files, Notarial and common Wafers, Letter Stamps. Slate., and all tbe various little et cetera. In the Station cry line, eonstantly on hand at SCOTT St BASCQM'S. BLYNN at BALDWIN. TUST RECEIVE10 A new and beautiful as- J sortment of WATCHES. DIAMOND WORK, and JIWELKY, of all kinds. STEREOTYPING. Books stereotyped from new and beautiful style, of type in a manner not inferiorto that of any Eastern Foundry. Particular attention paid to the Stereotyping ol Wood Cuts. SCOTT At BAHCOM. TNVELOPES by the thousand, gross, or Hi .mailer amantitv of all sixes and descriptions, plain and embossed, Including a beautiful variety for tbe Ladles, may be found at SCOTT At BASCOM'S. Jul8 BLYNN At BALDWIN. NEW GOODS. A lot of new ana lasftion; able Watches, Chews, Breaatpiaa. F.ar rings, Ac, Ac, Just BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS, and Cards for Railroad Checks, Invitation Tickets, Ate., of any color and thickness, and cut to any size, may be bad at buu 11 a nsatuw a. received by (eprtil BLYNN At BALDWIN. SEALS AND PRESSES. Notarial, and all other descriptions of Seals, made In tbe best manner, and gg rre tmitLft St BALDWIN. "iASALIERS And many kinds of plain and JT ornamental On. Bornera, from one to six right Jnst received aad for aale at Eaatern prices, at the Jewelry Store of J?' BLYNN At BALDWIN A RNOLD'S WRITING FLUID, Maynard & XI. Hoyea'and Hoover's Inks Black, Red, Blue and Green for sale by SCOTT at BASCOM. PRINTING INKS, for News, Book, Card, and Job work, all tbe varloua eolora in kega and cane, for sale at oi;un at baduum a. BLANK BOOKS, of every description, from a Bank Ledger to a sixpenny Memorandum, on hand, or man ufactured to any pattern, at SCOTT At BASCOM'S. . , T, . T. I TTJIMTIVn P A P FT? fnr Nanra RL- TVTEW LUMlst.K XAKU. ine suDscnoer K1""; a, aa. .; ' , - - N I, u.e Fr.okU.to. Depot, a large -aonment X work,y rie-y ,u.lity-.y qxiT-for le by ic.Vyl.-1-r. pn pally -k.of .t ery t, ..ir.ai r'y"de.hi TUST RECEIVED, at the Columbus Peri- lataTsaaoVtiaaatis seasoned timber, suitable tor nntelsi long J odical Depot, Til E MODEL ARCHITECT, containing ori ginal ur.if.ii a ,itt lyiiuafrs, viuaa, riuovrDan imincuw aeeompa.ied by exphmaaoea, apeeincatlooa, estimate and elaborate details, prepared expressly for the aae of projectors and eitixeas throughout tba Laitad gtatea. The only work of the kind ever offered in Cotnaabna. jeM-aem at L. FULLIVAJtT. I ea(87-dtf A. BHARfiH. tiaabera, for f rantca ; kitsta. of a great variety of league ; acaat- stag, koaras, A Ate. Also, reiats) puces. By application at the Yard, or at the Mill, miles west, oa the ailraaa, ts or Kerr, almost any bill ess fee ilka by the -QURNET'S PATENT WATER COOLER. JbLaV Thli article is tho result of tho application of scontilic principles to the purpose Intended, viz t To keep water a$ cool poMSioie, at long aa poanoie, wun me least pouioie ice. The aroprietor has Jong du voted his attention to this uartlcu- lur brauch ot domestic economy, and uassins from ono linurovo. inent to another, has tit length arrived as near porfootfoa t it lm possible tn reach. A prool this Is found In tho very general (.so ot liiese tuooiera in an parts 01 mo country, a better prooi 01 the same tact is, that, since their Introduction, various Imitations uf the genuine article have been attempted all failing snort 01 ine oDject, 11 is true, yei an proving cieariy wnicn way ine tine 01 popular opinion is seiung. A simple statement of facts. In regard to these Coolori.wUI satisfy every one ot their superiority, fr irsr, they arn the only arucie oj tneittna ever patcnua, i ney areiurnisnea wun two distinct non-conducting chambers, by means of whieb, with two pounds ol ice to the gallon, wator is kept (at a temperature ol 40 below t pro, or only 8 abovo the the freezing point) all day. Thus, at a cost ot some nve cents per day, a family of ordinary size can be constantly supplied with water aa cold as Ice itcclt ; larger numbers in the same proportion. This has been found by actual experiment to be a saving of at least seventy-Ave per cent, over the Earthen Jara tormerly used for this purpose. Again, these Coolers never sweat ; In this way saving much unnecessary wante and trouble. Being manufactured in the most workmanlike style, and handsomely finished In every respect, they make a very boautilul ornament Ior the Dining Room, Hotol or H team boat. An Important Improvement has lately been added to the Cooler, viz t a small Pan (capable of holding trom six to oicht pounds o( buttrr) inserted directly under the cover. This quantity of butter can be kept perfectly hard all day, without additional ice 4 very important addition to the economy and comfort of lamuina. Jf desired, the Cooler can also be furnished, at a small ex ponso, with a Filtering Apparatus, made and tor sale at BUKNKT'S House Furnishing Establishment, No. 14, East Front street, Cincinnati, U. Dealer in Hardware, Cutlery, Tea-Tray a, Britannia, Japanned, Bronzed and Tin Ware, Brushes, Wooden nnd W ..low Ware, Bathing Apparatus and Refrigerators. ftp 10 pINCINNATI HYDROPATHIC or Water- J Cure Establishments la now open for the reception of pa tients. It is located about lire milca from the city, on tba Carthare pike, and but a few rods from tho Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, in the rear, and at tbe stine distance fromthe Miami Canal, in front, rendering It easy of access to those deslrousof enjoying the benefits of tbe Institution. To the lover of nature, few parts of the country can furnish a more pleasing variety of scenery than spreads itself before tha traveler all the way from Cincinnati tc the euro. There nature and art combine, rendering the view beautiful beyonddescription. Tho new. larae and beautiful Edifice di.nlava the ta.to of the artist at a clance. The neatness and elegance of tha interior. combined with the numerous attractions which present them- elvc. to tne lnvana, cannot tail to render int. ostanii.nment a desirable one. The flalla are extensive, and the rooms spacious and inviting, where the invalid can range at pleasure, free trom atmosnheric influences, in inclement weather. Tba Bed Rooms are well ventilated, and neatly furnished ; thn Bath Room, are ample and commodioua, being convenient for the application oi water, in every form. In connection with the Institution there I. a Gymnasium Hall, seventy-five feet long, where patient, will have an opportunity of reatoring their mueeular .trenth by healthlnl exercise. The Springs which furnish the water lor thi. Establishment are clear, pure, soft, and abundant ; flowing from a itravely bed, tbey aend forth water both cold and delicious. Tbe country and neighborhood are remarkable lor healtblul-ncss, purity of air, and variety of scenery. All things combined, we cannot tninx 01 a. more aeairaoio place, ior mote seeking health, than tbia Institution. Dr. Fuse, having bad much experience in the treatmont of disease lor many yeara, bega leavo to inform the public, that no pats will bs aparad for tho restoration to health ol those committed to hi. charge. - Mrs. Pxask, who has, lor several yoara, devoted her attention to tha trvatmeet of diseaws peculiar to her srx, and being every way qualtned lor ao Important a station, will take apeeial charge ol tbe lemale department Prolapsus Uteri, with its train ot ailments, that bane ol lemale beau-tv. health and haonineaa, which Is prostrating: the enemies, and destroying the uaclulness of a large portion of the fair sex, will be treated la tuts institution, successfully, independent nt pessaries or sunnorters of anv kind. To thia subject we would Invite the attention of Ladies, as in all caaea we .hall expect to per ioral a penect corn. Persons visiting the Cure bv the war of tha Cincinnati, Ham ilton and Dayton Railroad, will atop at tba Carthage station. Patient, are requested to bring two comlortables, two blanket., two coarse sheets, six towels, and a quantity of old linen, suitable for bandages. TKBXta. The term, for Boaao. MxniCal. Bravicit. and all ordinary attendance, will be ten dollars per week, payable weekly. Extra attendance will subject tbe patient to an extra charge. Some deduction trill be made to those who find it necessary to spend a length of time in tbe Institution. Transient persona win ne cDargeo two aonars per aay. From three to five dollara will be charged for the first exam ination, f or further particulars address D. A. PEASE, M. D., Proprietor and Fbyeieian. Carthage Hamilton, Co OsnalS d3magaw3m we.t of W. A. On.r. At Co'a Aitrleiilturnl Warehouie ) Dealers In Hour, Fish, tfa't, and Water Limn. Also, Agents lor the following Lines Lathroo At Co's Express. Morchants' Transportation Company, S?1?,"' . .... Erie Canal. Western Lake Boat Line Mark packages Cam Hale and Tinker, Columbus, Ohio." N. I). We arn prepared at all times to contract freight to any part ot tno union. " Call and bkb en." mag 1852. mam: mm DDY & HALLADAY, Storage, Shippino Vlonr, Fish, Water l.lme, oVc. r"g" Particular attention paid to tho Purchase or Sale of iiram, and rnwuco generally. fff" Warehouse and Ollico, foot of Front street, opposite tho u., v. ana c. itanroaa ucpoi, i;u.-rciiuia. uniu. Also, AfrcnU for the following Line, on Erie Cannl : MERCHANTS' TRANSPORTATION CO. APPLY TO H. N. Holt St Co., No. 9 Cochtlca Slip, New York; Holt, Palmar At Co., foot of Washington street, Buffalo, Proprietors. ECKFORD LINK. Hugh Allkn, I Agents, No. 1S7 Broad street, New Vork, O. B. Williams. ) (up stairs.) Maxwkll At Patten, L wh.r(. Hu)r , John Allkn, Jr., """""" J. W. Patten At Co., Proprietors, 1S5, River street, Troy. ty Mark packages "Kcklbrd Lino," ship dally by "Old Lino Troy Tow Boats,'' Cocntics Slip. UNION TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. Running in connection with ReetVi variovt Ltnetof Steamboat. the Lakct. rnOPBIRTOBS. A. Root At Co., 113 Pier, Albany. Davis AtSuTTON, Agenl.Recd'aSteamboata.Roe,, chouse, uuitnio. A. U. Moboan, Ruflalo. nuo. II. Tuttlk, Agent, Broad atreet, New York. C. S. Bishop At Co., Agents, North Market, Boston. Mark packages " union 1. Company," stiin bv 1 1 rjwltl. sure Line of Tow Boat," foot of Broad street, N. Y. WESTERN LAKE BOAT LINE. Merchandise forwarded daily to and from New York. Albany and Buffalo, and all ports on the Western Lakea and Csnnls. with despatch, without transhipment at Albany or Troy. je Cargoes Insured between New York and Buffalo. a. w. i allmadob, froprietor, lai Broad et.. n. t . AOXNTfl. R. L. Howell, 121 Broad street, New York, Olbistrd At Daniels, 47 Quay street,.. ....Albany, J. i. Tallmadbx, (loot of Washington street,). ...Buffalo, Ennr At JIalladav, Cleveland, rSMark packages" W. L. B. Lino." and Shin bv Western L.kn float Line, loot ot Broad street, Now York ST Apply to II. f ITUH, Columbus, O. Cr7 Our connections with the above Lines, and with Lafbroo At Cu's Express, are such that we can assure Merchants and Shippers in general, that wo can forward goods to all points a little quicker nnd cheaper than any other Line. Mark tt. uarx all packages legiDiy, ana witn earn. EDDY A HALLADAY, Cleveland. H. FITCH, Columbus. ap16-6m A. M. HALE, Oeneral Agent on Ohio CanaL 1. M. Sinuer'a imnrovementa. aa all intriauora will oa nromntlv and vigorously prosecuted. Price ot machines, with all apparatus complete for Immediate use, including tbe right to use under tne patonts, 9' io. uruers sent oy mall, or urougn eitner ol tne express line., immediately executed, country mercnant. com. Ing to New York always furnish a convenient medium for the purchase of machine.. Town, county, or tate rights for the EXCLUSIVE UrjE of these machines, for sale on most favorable terms. Mscblne needles ; also a splendid article of silk twist on spools, mado expressly for these machines, for sale at our offices. Black 87. Colored (7,50 per pound. Principal offices, 858 Broadway, N. Y.s 57 South Fourth st, Philadelphia, and 10 Harvard i-iace, uotton, sepu-ajm) 1, At. rJINUEK At CO. THOiYIAS G. STEARNS, (late Cheesebor- -M- ougn &. Btearnt,) importer and Jobber ot HI LH , W I L-IslXKltY AMD FANCY r.OODK. 162 Broad wm v. New York, has constantly on hand a complete and carefully selected assortment of ft luck and Fancy Bilks, Ma reclines, Florences, Shawls, Hlbbons, Embroideries, French and English Crapes, Liases, flllk Cravats, Gloves, Lace Mitts, Dress Trimmings, Bareges, Lacea. White G'oods. Hoslerv. Linen Cambrio Hand ker chiefs, tbe., Are. The undersigned would Invite the attention of nis in crm s ana me trade ecu emu v. to an ex urn in niton oi nis SIOCK. I J-JUMAB U. f je.Att.IHH, 162 Broadway, between Liberty st. and Maiden Lane. aug30-3m TODD & BIXBY'S New PJaninp- Machine. JL JAMES TOUD As CO. would respectfully call tho attention of the public, and of all persons (in any State In the Union) wishing tn purchase Pltniug Machines, to tha new machine which they are now building ut their Steam Engine and Machine cnop, corner enventn ana nmitn streets, Cincinnati. Tbe.o mHchines, with the same power and an equal number of bands, will do more work than the celebrated Woodworth Machine, and do the same equally aa well they are well calcu lated for hard orsoltwood, tor working flooring, or for surfa cing boards from 3 to 30 inches wide. These machines (the right 'o run which wa will warrant and defend) are the cheapest and best evor ottered to tbe nubile sev eral of which are now in successful operation In thi. city. We are also building Planing Machines ot vsrious sizes and deacrip- tions,ior planing no.ro. or ttinuer, on newana improvea plan. JAfllCB 1UUU At UU,, Bug2l-d3in cor. Seventh and Smith sts , Cincinnati. VARIETY STOVE WARE-HOC SE. v HARTIjKTT BENT, Jr., No. S38 Water street, New York, dealer in ftoves ot ovcry variety, and most laabionablo pat terns Ships' Cabooses of latest style, and superior make. GAS OVENS, (of varloua sizes. a newlv invented article, comblnina the advanbigea of the old-fashioned brick ovens, together with facilities fnr boiling, similar to the ran go, but more compact, aid at lea. than half tho coat of the latter. FARMERS' BOILER, or Laundry Kettle, a now article, tor agricultural or laundry pur poses, cue. varying in capacity from tv to luu gallon.. I nun HEATERS, canaille of heatinr from S to 60 Iron, at once. Iron Caning, generally, Ac, Ate. Descriptive catalogues forwarded, on application, to my aaureta. . jyj-Jm TT Warehouse No. 8, Exchange Bulldlngt, Broad ttroet, (ono door lion of the public, and ol all person, (in any State in the Union) TWO ONE-ACRE LOTS FOR SALE. Two Lota, Nos. S3 and 24, located ia Phelan'a Additlon.con taining one acre each. They are the pleassateat location in the subdivision, and will be sold at a bargain II sold eoem, other- wlsetney wi n oe taxen out oi maraet, ana tne price advanced. janiffun ac iuiita, Real EsUte Agents, augH Office In Carpenter's Building, ap stairs. HY HAVE THE TOOTH-ACHE t Practical hints on the Preservation of the Teeth a val uable little book on the treatment and pn-mrvatioe of the teeth. Price 25e. i sepia ntj KK at KAflllALU. W MULAY MILL SAWS. We have a larrre lot of WorralLWIImoft At Rowland's Mala Saws: also narrow Mill,Crosseataad Cirrniat Saws. sUl-HOUiUIzS, K0HIS8 sk CO., ial Sifaof tha Gilt Broad Axe. STARLING MEDICAL COLLEGE, Co-lcmbos. The regular coune of Lectures In this Institu tion, will commence on Monday, tuelttot November, and continue lour munthe. Tbe JVermtnary Cuttrss, conalsting ot six Important specialities, beginning on the 18th of (.'ctobkb, will continue until Iholatol Kovcmbcr. FACl'I.TY. R. II. PADDOCK, M. V., Prolessor of Anatomy and Physiol- ocv. CHA9. A. LEE, M. D., Professor of Materia Modica, Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence. FREDERICK MERRICK. M. D , Professor of Chemistry. SAMUEL M. SMITH, M. D., Profcstorof Throry and Practice. R L. HOWARD. M. D , Professor of Surgery. FRANCIS CARTER, M. D., Profossor of Obstetrics, Ate, and of Patholopy. C. C. PARKER, M. D Demonstrator of Anatomy. FEES. Lecture. 6t'0,00. Matriculation $3,00. Graduation 0:0,00. Dissecting Ticket (5,00. By the expenditure of almost ten thousand dollars, duringthe present year, on our noble edlnce, tbe Anatonical Theatrs will be finished, and tbe Hospital open lor the reception of patients, and many other improvementa completed, making the whole a most perfect structuro. All inquiries will receive prompt attention if addressed to S. M. SMITH, aug7 Dean of the Faculty. pROCKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE. J The subscribers Invite tha attention of purchasers, and tha public genrally, to their large, new, and complete stork a. above, to which they have just added a large variety of NEW GOODS, consisting in partol IHM.NG.TKA and TOILET WAKE, White Ironstone, China Finish. Also a large assortment ot COLORED IRONSTONE WARE eompriaing Printed, Flowering Printed, Japan Lnatre, Ate., Ate. in a variety ot new patterns and shapes. To our stock ol CROCKERY WARE wa shall make constant additions during the Spring, by direct importationafrom tbe moat celebrated Potteriea in Europe. French Gold Band and White China, la setts or pieces to sulL Also, China Vases, Colognes, Motto Cup. snd Saucers, Ate, Ate. Solar, Hnll, Hanging and Side Lamps, Lanterns, Lamp Chim-neya. Wick, and Sbadca. With a full .saortment of Girandole, in setts or pairs j fine Rrittannia Tea setts, Brittannia Coffin Pots, Tea rota. Lamp., Candlesticks, Castor., Japan Waiters and Trays, Silver Plated, German Silver and Brittannia Tea and Table Spoons, Table Cutlery, Ate., Ac, Ac. CI. ASH WARE. We bare oa hand a very large Mock, la eluding Cut, Engraved and Plain. All of which we will sell at the very lowest prices, snd invite all interested to examine before purchasing. N. At G. FOSTER, apt Journal Building, High SL,betreen State and Town PRACTICAL HINTS ON THE TEETH By W. E. IDE, M. D. Thi. la a new aad very excellent work, got up by Dr. I dr. (of Columbus.) It contains 63 pages, beantifullv illuttra'ed; bound in cloth snd p.per; price, bound in cloth, 25c bound in paper, 15e. For aale by arp7 A. B. HARSH. SCOTT SONGSTER. Songs set to music. The best work of thn kind out. Price 10c, single tt per dozen. (seplS BURR At RAKDBLL. THE LIFE OF GENERAL FRANKLIN PIERCE, by D. W. Bartlett, In 1 vol, 12ma masHa 75c, paper 50. For sale by BURR RANDALL. "D UST PROOF, and Indestructible IRoofing, XI One oftbe most valuable aunllcatlonh of Selencetonracti oal purposes, is that of Electro Galvanism, to iron platea, by which means thev become proof aaaln.t Ru.t or oxvdatlon i ne uaivanizen stieet iron l. tnereloro tlie best material known for Roofing. Th" Plates are strong, durable and Incombustible they aro unaffected by moisture: ihov do not crack with heat or oncay hko wood, siaie or tin ; tney are cneap ana easily pu togetiior. Vast numbers of public and private buildings, both in England and in tbe Unittd Statoa. have been covered with thia material, and it ia a deserved fnvorite with the most eminent architects and engineera, whose certlucstea have been ob. taioed. it Is extensively used for Ventilators. Furnaces.Water Buckcta, Ac. WIRE FENCING. In this countrv. Wire Fences.from imnroDer construction. have generally di.appolnted the expectation, formed of them, and this, mainly in eonsequenceot the rusting of the Wire. Thi. difficulty i. now entirely overcome by tha use of Galvanized Wire.requlring no paint orcoatina. and lasting a lifetime. To secure the erection of a substantial and durable fonee,directiona should be followed, and such will bo cbeerluily furnished by circulars, upon application. It I. particularly designed to meet economy tn fencing Railway., Farma, Ate., securing a durable fence at a small coat. C'ertiflrnlo na to the durability of Gnlvnnlzed Wire. Vtar Sirt You a.k me to give you my testimony ot tbe efficacy of Galvanizing In protecting tbe Telegraph Wires In England from dacay . 1 cau assure you that wo find tbe Galvanizing prooess to preserve the wire so much so that our wires, alter ten or twelve years' exposure, do not appear to be at all oxy-dized,and we have such an opinion of its protection agalnat rust, that we have not a single yard of plain wire in use. Lath'h Clabk, Director E. T. Co. Also, Galvanized Sheets Ior Roofing, Spikes, Holts, Chains, Lightning Rods, Hoop Iron, A-e., being prepared to Ualvanizeall articles of Iron which It is desirable to protect from rust. Under License from the Patentee, for sale by MARSHALL LEFFERT8, !ul4-d(Jmis 10 Broadway, New York. TAMES BREWSTER & SONS'.. If CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, 300 Broadway. NEWYORK Tbe suDscribers2 having enlarged their premises, intend to keep on hand stall timo.the most extensive atock of CARRIAGES over offered in the city of New York, and wonld respectfully atk the attention ol purchasers whovi'.jt New York. Tbey claim that jeir work cannot be surpassed fnr dura. blltty. JAMES BREWSTER. At SONS, july8-d3m 39S Broad way, N. Y. STATIONER'S HALL. 174 and 176 Pearl Street. The S ubscriber, have purchased the Stock and good-wlllof David Fflt At Co .STATIONER'S HALL, No. 17a and 176 Pearl etreet, iVd York. Thev now otter to Country Merchant., and others, a large and superior assortment of Foreign and Domestic Stationery, Staple and Fancy. - BLANK BOOKS, finished in the best style, of English and American paper. Tbey havo added largely to the stock of theettahlithment by tbe purchase ol Ibe newest and best styles, and greatly Increased tba facilities of the eoncern in every way. COLLINS, BOWNE At CO, aug6-d3m 8ueeea.or.to David Felt At Co., Stationer's Hall, 174 and 176 Pearl st. New York. rpo DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY MER- JL CHANTS Tba subscribers, successor, to PrntLrs, Fow-lbb At Co., and formerly for many yeara in the employ of Hoad-ley, Phelps At Co , are now prepared to aupply tne trade and Country Merchant, with every article ia the line of Drugt, Uedicinee, Paints, Dye Siuffe, Perfumer f, e)c, Att, and oa tba most favorable term.. H.v.ng lor some three yeara aince been engaged almost exclusively in the importing bnsine.a,we leal confident that we poaw-aa auperior lacilltiea for obtaining our goods oa toe very beat trima, and we aredlsposed to sell oa eor rcspondfngly favorable term, to our customers. 8TEBHINS, MORGAN St BUTLER, Importer, and Wboh-aale Dealera, auglO-d.?m .6 Cliff atreet. Now York. rD DEALERS in Playing Cards and Stationery. Take notice, that at the Congress Card and Stationery Manufactory, No. 45 Vesev street. New York, yon can pur. chase P lnvln and Ennneled Citrate of every description, manufactured of a superior stock and of better finish, aad at LOWER PRICES, than can be purchased of any other house In the United State.. Re particular to call and examine for yourselves before par chasing. aug-243n. 20,000, GILT BLOCK LETTERS, of dif ferent .izes. for Uf3R. carved by steam machinery. B. F. CRAGIN, SO Nawu Street, between tha Post Office and tbe Custom House, NEW YORK. The difficulty of proeuringcheap and handsome Sign. i. now obviated by the use ol these Letters, having two great sdvanta-ges over other sign. they can be packed aad forwarded to any part of the world without Injury, snd pat In the desired situ a-tlon with very little trouble. 7 Gilt letters warranted aot to change color. juiye-im SNUFF AND TOBACCO. Peter Lorillard, surviving partner ot P. A. O. Lorillard, No. 43 Chatham treat, New York, baa eonstantly oa haad and for aale, Snail aad Flue ent Tobacco of tbe very best auallty, warranted to keen ia any climate. A full price cement sent by addressing as above. jyiaam SIVENESS OF STOCK; and tha Lono bstablishbd and continual Increase of trade from all parts of tha Union, with the many improvementa the undersigned has recently made in hi machinery, enables him to sell his articles at leas prices than any other manufacturer; and he respectfully solicits his friends and the public in general to call and examine his large assortment of LOOKING GLASSE8 and PICTURE FRAMES prevl. ous to purchasing. On hand, ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, MAHOGANY and GILT MOULD1NO, of every description, and all lengths, lor shipping. All communications throuxh tbe Dost office will be thankfully received aad punctually attended to. Direct to box 101. Chat ham Square Post Office. faugll-d3m S. 1, SIGLEB, HARDWARE . Delapierre, Baldwin At Co., (Late Quincy A Delapierre,) 31 and, 33 Dey street, New York, Wholxsalb Uabdwabi Mbbchants, and Dealera In STEEL, IKON, and other METALS, Nails, Axes, Wire, Springs, Axles, Ate, American Mhelf nnd Heavy Hardware, of all kinds, lor sale on Commission, at manufacturera' prices. aug4-d3m TYPE FOUNDRY W. & H. Haoab would respectfully call tbe attention of Editors and Printers In the United States to their establishment, and solicit a continu ance of their patronage. Possessing, with great experience in tbe business, ample facilities, tbey hazard nothing tn saying that all orders with which they may be entrusted will be filled with promptness and correctness ; and that the reputation hitherto possessed by the Foundry, In thi. respeoi.wlll be rally sustained Additions will eonstantly bem.de to the already large and varied assortment ol Job and Fancy Type, Borders, Rules, Ac. now to be found In their Specimen Book specimens of which will trom time to time he Issued. Arrangements have been made by which tha services of an emiuent Punch Cutter have been secured, and Book and Newspaper Type, of an entirely new and beatifu! cut, are now being executed by him, far surpassing any thing yet produced for the purposes of Machine or Handprinting. i ney keep constantly on band every article required in a muting Office, aucb as Presses, Chases, Cases, Galleys, Stands, Furnl. turo, Aa, which will be furnished at manufacturer's prices. uid type received in exchange, at V centa por pound. . r pecimen books will be furnished gratie. upon application by printers. buiiorsana puuusncrs wisning esumaina win oe rurnisnca with the same in detail by inlormlng us of the nature of Ice work to be executed. auglM3m W.AtH. HAGAB. ' REDERICK HALDY, Jeweler & Watch- maker. High etreet. between Tom and Rick etreett, in Badnuf Building, has opened a new assortment of Jewelry, all of which. Is of the iateat fashion, and of his own manufacturing. As he has been working for several years in New York, in one of Ine largest establishments in the East, he flatters himself to do up work neat and on cheap terms. Any giuo oi jewelry or silver ware maae to oraer alter drawings. in setting Diamonds, Ac, he flatters himself to be one of the boat In the country. Also, repairing Watches, Jewelry and Silver ware, will be done prompt and on tbe most liberal term.. augl6-3m 10HN C. HENDERSON & CO., 172, 174 tf and 176 Pearl atreet, (up stflrs) New York, and 68 Rue du Faubourg Poissonnfere, Fnsie, Manufacturers, Importers, and WholesKlo Dealers In Artificial Flowers, Ostrich Featbera, Ribbons, 4c Also, Italian, English and American Straw Bonnets and Braids, Tho above description of goods are chiefly of our own manufacture, and Wholesale Merchants may rely on finding tha newest styles in our warerooms. No deviation In our prices and terms, which are liberal. ang13-3m 91US1C AND MUSICIANS. AUGUST HAMANN, Teacher of Music, recently from Boaton, offers his services to the citizens ot Columbus and vicinity. Orders for Piano tuning promptly attended to. Reference, C. Rxxn. Addrosa at Reed's Music Store. N. B. Situation wanted as Church Organist. August4th.185il.-dly. - HEED & W ATKINS' MUSIC STORE.' NEW and POPULAR MUSIC, tha finest collection ever be lore brought to this city, which was selected for him It New York and Bolton by competent Judgea. Also, will be con stantly receiving New Music soon as published He will been .tiled to furnish Seminaries and Teachers at the lowest rates poasible. PIANOS The large, tstock ever offered In this city, from tbe celebrated manulactoriea rf Chickerlng, Gilbert Ladd, Hallett At Allen, and various other manufactories, which he will sell lor cash cheaper than any other establishment in this State The senior partner having been a manufacturer of Pianoa for the laat seventeen year., .ad being .till engaged in tha baalnees, in Boaton, they are confident they can sell lor less than any other eitabliahmentinth) West N. B. pianoa tuned and repaired at abort notice. New aae second hand Pianos to rent. REED it WATKIN8JJ feltj 4 doors aorta of Nell Honae. i NEW MUSIC, at REED & WAT-" KINS' Music Store I Received this day a larged m supply of new standard ana lesntasnnta music awo,- Grand Polka da Concert, and Love Dream Polka. Grand Valse de Concert, by Old Folks at Home, (comic.) Wallace. Allen Petey. Gold Fever Gallop, by 8 Irak- Blanche Alpen, o.cb. Tom Moore. Ga.llght8chottl.rh. Old Veteraa. Spring Sparrow Polka. National Scbottlsrb. Lexington Quickstep, by Cook. Auld Lang Syne Wall.. Happy Family Polka. Oft for Baltimore, (eoasle.) Kathleen, Mavonrneen, as aung Wait for the Wagon. by Catherine Hayes. There's tnagle In that little The Laat Rom of Summer. song ; and many other song. Wedding Polka. (Grobe. and pieces. apS5 Lon.iana Belle, variations, by NEW BALLADS. Firth, Pond & CcriV of New York, have tent n. the following New Bat- faU Isds, Just published by their house. tjr " The Echn ml Lncense," ar the San nf the Swiaa Mather's Maaie hy KecnA lert. Thi. U a remarkably pleasing ballad, la the Swiss 8tyVa, with an easy piano accompaniment. A beautiful executed colored title page adorns tha masie. For sale by jyl3 O. MACHOLD. NEW PIANO STORE. R, REED has just opened a new store oa High street for tha aale of Pianoa, M. Indeons and all descriptions of Musical Inatrumenta, Fancy Goods, Ate He will be pleased to sea alibis old eaatoatera, and hope, to secure a continuance ol their patronage, store between Town and Rich etreeta. aplT-dtf RREED, High street, between s Towa and Rich, has thia day letelwd a aheap. large variety of V lobe a. Guitars, FlarJaas snd aecoroeoas. wntea will ne sold sstpmnunr Call and eiamine them. spl7-dtl A FINE ASSORTMENT of those celebrated Boudoir PUno., made by I.. Olbert, Boaton. No one map. predate the turrits ana nneriority of these instra neata over th square pianos, antutney have aa oppoamaiiy i timinin apl7-dtf E. KEEP. T AW PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. A. JLl r. PERRT having determined to decline the tanner prae-rJeeof the I aw. H B. CAR KINGTON will prnaeeate the budneaa and settle tbe aoroants ot tbe late firm of Perry A Car. rington, at tbelr recent omce, hi Carpenter's Building bi fetal the Exchange Bank sad State Street. A. F. PERRY. ts-Mcajga nana H g CARsUNGTON. GLORIOUS NEWS ! The most important Discovery yet made 1 1 1 rtlIl.a.IPH PATENT LIQUID QLVM, For Carpenters, Bruth Makers, Book Binders, Cabinet Makers, Housekeepers, Druggbts, Ate Thia being a Patent Glue, In IV I ft i II it i. if m .I '.i 1 1 it ''- S : f Hi; Hi i - i i i! . . 1 "I t,
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Full Text | r 111 i i . VOLUME XVI COLUMBDa TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 5, 1852, NDMBER 74 "K 1 . i THB BOOKS & STATIONERY. 13 rum. lOn'ili, flLMiia Qtatf Jnurnal .ished every MORNING, kxokpt SUNDAY, TVEW ARRANGEMENT Paper and Rag ur Xi Warehouse.- Medium Royal SCOTT BASCOK, jotnuiAi, Buasixai, Dian ams fiaxi nuira iktiumoi on hum, TERMS Invariably in advance .-in Columbus, Sfl.OO a you I bjr mail, 96.00. Dally during th session of thi Loglxlature, and Trl-Weekly Ibr the iMnamder of the year, W OO. TIIK WEEKLY JUUliNAL b furnished to olty subscribers at 2, ij uiwi u i.uus year. wuus oi (our and. upward, vi.au 11 irii mm ufjwarufl, ni.uo. TUB Till-WtKKLY JOURNAL U 83.00 a year. JUTES OF ADVER TISINQ Itf THV DAILY JOURNAL The following rates and rules hare been agreed upon between the proprietor of the Ohio Utateman and the Ohio Mad Journal, to w uumiTuu in au case., alter wis luus, uiy av, ioij.j One aquan, 10 Unea or leas of thll sited type, for one InwrtioD, uw. , hku numtiuuu waurtiun, av. Shoe. Tea. colored Modlumi i Can. Crown ana oupsjr nuyai w rapping r nper. Whim and colorod Papers, for Confootloners. French and American Tissues wliltc, aud aaiortod oolora. Glazed Papera, for l'amphleta, Manilla Paper of all sixes. Copying Papor French and English manutaoture. Note. 8ro. Poet. Bath. 4to. Commercial and Packet Poat. Dank and Folio Pott s lllottlog Paper 1 Amorlcan, French and cogusa uapt rjaox noin rapcr, etc., oro. BONNET BOARDS, Of varlout eolora and qualities N. U. The hlghett price paid for Raga. JylO J. a. RILEY At CO iiiilJJllllJJi 8c ft It e li I $ t 1 square, 1 25 2 MS8 00 4 00 8 00 6. 8. f. 10. 16. 18. 2 squares, l 87S 876 00 00800 10. 12. uTT7 8 squares, 2 B04 600 608 00.9 00 1ST ST U. 1 aquam, 8 006 608 009 .0oll012. jX"'l6. j .. NUiW BUUK.S. The Napoleon Dynasty ; or, The History of the Bonaparte Family. Br tne Berkley men. French on the Study of Worda. The Men of the Tluioi i or Sketches of Living Notablea. The Matter Builder i or. Lilo Ht a Trado. Ry! the Author ol ' Summcrtleld i or, A Life on a Farm." Leoturea on the Itoiulti of the Exhibition, delivered before the Society ol Arte, Manufacture and Cummnrco, at tbo sugges tion ot I'rtnco Albert. For sale at the New Bookttore. sepM J. 11. rill.EY At CO, 3 nquarea, or Kfj column, Br rua tub Changeable quarterly, $20. monthly, .25 weekly. $0 dally 60l 8 iqnarea, or '4 column, Onanamtble quartrly,....V36 monthly 45 weekly. 66 dally, 130 "DIONEER WOMEN. Pioneor Women of X thn Wot. Dr Mn.F.llot. author of the Women ol the Uerolutlun." Analo-Amerlcnn Literature and Mannera. Fromthe French of Phllareto Charles, Protettor In the College of Franm. Lillian, and otber 1'oema. My vviutnrop Mackwortn rraea. For sale at the Now Bookstore. sopl4 J. H. RILKY & CO. Standing card. 6 Unea or leea, for one year 610. No advertisement to be considered by the year, unless specified on the manuscript, or previously agreed upon between the parties. Advertisements not marked on the copy for a specified number of insertions, will be continued one month, unless ordered out, and payment win ue oxacccu accordingly. All advortlsemeuts from strangers or transient persons to be paid in tidvanro. The privileges of yearly advertisers will be confined rigidly to meir regular Business ; anu au auveriuoments not pertaining mere, to, to be paid for extra. Advertisements for Auctioneers, General Agents, Real Estate Agonts, sc., not to oe contracted ior ny tne year, out to Do cnarged by tiio piece, at the usual rates. Announcing candidates (for offices of every description) to be charged at tho rate of fifty cents per week, for each name ; the same w uu, in an caae. puiu in auvauce. Attorneys will be holdcn for the price of Inserting advertisements brought in by them. Publishers not accountable for the accuracy of legal advertisements beyond the amount charged for their publication.All leaded advertisements to be charged not loss than double the anoTe rates, anu measured as it souu. Aavertisements on tne Inside exclusively, to be charged at the rate of 60 par cent, in advance of tne anove rates. Mo ADVBRTI8EHEXT CAN SB INSERTED OBATuTTODSLT. township, and other public meetings, and such like, to be charged turn price. Deaths Inserted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral invitations or obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to be Jjaiu lur. U persons sending communications or requiring notices of fairs, soirees, ooncorta, or any publio entertainments where chargoa are made for admittance, and ail notioes of private enterprises, can only be inserted with the understanding that the same are to lie paid for. If intended to be inserted in the editorial column, the earns win 09 cnargeu ac me rate or nos less tnan au cents per iine, mm hibu timy wnqn aooumpameu uj an aursnisemem. SCHOOL BOOKS Cambridge Editions.-' etackhardt's Chemlttrv. Rtid's Intellectual Philosophy. Btewart'e do. do. Latham's filrammar. Tusoulsn Disputations. For sale at the New Bookstore. maSA J. U. RILKY & CO. TJANK NOTE PAPER, of. superior quality U for Rsnkera, Railroad and County Bonds, County Orders. SVe, cVe. Bonk note paper made to order, ot any size, thickness or coior. Blank Drafts and Notes, from the ftnrst steel plates, for sale at mo new Hooaatore. i. a. rui." i a. u., jula Stationers. AMERICAN and Foreign Papers. Letter, Can, Commercial, Packing and Folio Pott ruled and plain by the quantity, at low prices, at the Paper Warehouse oi IJy-ui J. il. KILE. i ec uu, N. B. Bank Note Paoer lottor size a aunerlor article ior corretponaence, circulars, oie. . TETTER BALANCES, Desks, Weights, JLI Newspapcr fllet, Portable Balps a One article, assorted si-It's, for eountlng rooms and housea i Copying Prossea, a auperb or article; Inkstands, new patterns, great variety. . for saio at me now uooKttoro. u3 J. II. RILEY & CO. WILL BE PUBLISHED, 25th Sept., 1852, ly A BOOK FUR THE WIJOLE UNION NORTHWOOD; Or. Ufa Norill nnd Month. Showing the true character of both; by Mrs. SARAH J. BALE, llluitrated. He who lovci not hii country, can love nothing. The intention of this doeply interesting novel is to illustrate r-rrTrv p n a cw-ri rs-iT- VT"V I ineaigniiyoi inuor, ana snow ine innuenco oi American lntti- WvUl 1 & 13 AbUUM, Journal Buildings, High I tutions on tho character of onr people, both North and South i. ta m uuui lur luu uamiu whuiiiu ui n-uui;iiui una swayed the mind of the authoress. Mrs. Hale is not tinged by KJ strept, Columbus, PRINTERS, 8TEREOTYFKR3 AND BINDERS. Blank booki and Stationery of every description constantly on hand. Printing and Writing Papers, and Inks, of im wjii luauumuiuru, niwHya ior laio. DR. ROBERT THOMPSON'S OFFICE No. 4, Neil's Exchange, opposite the Secretary of State's oiuuB, uignaireei, toiumDus. deoll "VTATHAN BROOKS, Justice of the Peace, J. i Ultice In the room formerly occupied by Juttlco Evans, auuia oi mo r ranaun nana, up staira. any of the ismt oi the day, but it, above any female writer of our country, a iruo representative oi tne moral aignuy ana grandeur of woman. for sale at tno renoaicai Depot, on Diaie street, ny sepSl A. B. HARSH. F ATEW STOCK OF BOOKS AND STAIN TIONERY. The new firm ol BURR at RANDALL, having refitted the storo lately occupied by Hdntinoton & MaoIntibk, aie now receiving an entlro new ttock ot BOOKS, STATIONERY, PAPER I1ANGINGS, FANCY 4.O0DM. eVc. And having completed arrangementa with the various publish-Ing houses of the FJattern cities, they will receive tho new and desirable Books at the osrliost possible moment after publication.it will be tho aim of this establishment to furnish every arti cle In their line at tbo lowott possible prices, and by giving their personal attention to the wants of their customers, they trust to give entire sntitlactlon to all who may favor them with tbelr patronage. .ii . , , . . , in , i i . . i.i. a .., : COPOCinvo i nr tin. I l J n I ah oruers iniruawa 10 mem win u aiicouuu iu wiui inimy . bHib&lUiNb 00 (jU., WnOleSale and Ke- I and dispatch, and at prices that cannot lailof glvingsatiataction. JlUllll OC IlAr.lJAI.lj, ERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard- ware and Cutlery, Iron, Nails, (ilatt. House Builder's Ma terials, Farming and Mi ch nical Tools, Military Uooda, 4c, Jtc, Nn lfil Illcrh ilnwil an nl'ih. fill. PaHlnAb ' WALTER THRALL, Attorney and'Coun-tellor at Law, Columbus. Ohio. Also, a Commissioner to take the Acknowledgment of Deeds or ine city 01 now xora. oct2u tall Doalors in DRY GOODS, Roots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Straw (ioods, A o. nus. Four doors south of the American, Colum octlt) JuSS High street, Columbus, Ohio. CINCINNATI. EO. GOODMAN, West side Walnut St., between Columbia and Pearl, wholesale dealer In all va-rlellntot WIUTINi., PRINTING &OTnU PAPER. Agent for Suffieid Eagle Mllle Writing Paper. aplO TjWELOPES. Jjj SO0M Bar! Envelopes: . 150M White do 85 M Legal do 100 M Note do ALSO Note Papers, a beautilXil assortment, just received by E. O. GOODMAN, aplO 77 and 79 Walnut street. ' FRENCH COMMERCIAL LETTER PA-PER. 300 reams Blue and White, justrecelved and for sale atreduced prices. K. O. (iOODMAN, aplO 77 and 70 Walnut street. T7RENCH PLAIN CAP and FOLIO POST, JL Blue and White, Just received and for salo low. E. O. (IOODMAN, aplO 27 upd 7" Walnut street, rPINTED ENAMELED CARDS & CARD JL HOARDS. A beautiful article, manufactured by Meatra. Bliss , Potter it Co. I havo the largott and chnanett stock of Cards in the city. E. O. GOODMAN, piu ' ana tv wainucsi., manuiacturert Agent. T AFFLIN BROTHERS' WRITING PA. I J PERS lhave been dealing in these Papers for more than a year, ana una tnem every tnmg one can wisn, aa to quality ana price. They are the hlgheat grade of Paper manuf actured in the Untied States: alwaya give satisfaction, and used once are wanted again. A full assortment Just received. ft. U. HUUUDIAH, plO 77 and 79 Walnut street. FORWARDING. r H AMBERLIN & CRAWFORD. Fohw abd- kbs and Commission Mbwchants,ooI of Superior Street, NEW-V0HK ADVERTISEMENTS. aOM W. H. M'UONALD'S ADVZ.TISINO IIOUSB, 109 NASSAU'S!1, N. V. METALLIC OVER-SHOES. The New- Clevelani, OAfo, Dealera in Flour, Drain and other Produce, (ex- VI n.i.i, s.ki; n ' V.. ,7.!. I liquid sUts. always feadv for nta rrnuTrnnnrJrTit Ufraafrom olusively on commission.) Proprietors of New York and Ohio . .1n?,Tlc,1' Rfbr ColnP1!', 0'd respectfully call the JgJ f ""! '!." ""V ''Ifl"?J! Line. Ohio Canal, and Union Line. Pennsylvania and nhln.n.l. '"')" aoaiers In we ebove articles to thclrextensire ttock ,. Wrt U ....... Au(K. fl... f t. ill. n a. E& Aeonti for tho lollowioii Linoai "mJtirSK "''K'"!H!SUte..t,Bo.to. oellersT ly.r.Beoveii.iuu Now York and Ohio Lake Boat Linn, 1 Chamberlln, Lee, Y Co., now rorxana iincinnati i.ine, I Agents, Chamberlln, Les &. Co'a Eaurcss, f No. 1, Cantite Slip, Troy and Oswego Line, I New lork. mau-vm CHAM BERLIN, LEE & CO'S EXPRESS. PaoraixToas CHAM UKnLIN, LEE & CO., New York, anu i.r.f., Anr.ui, as uu., nullum. CS" fhlu by I'eoulo's Line Steamboats. Isaao Newton and Uendrlck Hudson, lout Courtland street. North River. Mark packages " C. Lee A Cu's Exprets." For Freight apply to J amis C.Oathan, 1S9 Broadway, Now York j Chahdeblin, Lei & Co., 1 Casntles Slip, New York i J. 8. Chknowxth It Co., Cincinnati, O.: Cuahbibxin It Chawcobd, Clevoland, O- ma!3-m for Wood, Stone, China, alias, Iron. Marble. Faoer. or any sub stance as a pasto or rum it stands unequaledi lu repuUtioai, wherever it has been introduced, la of tha Drat nnlari aa a aav- ing to Mechanics, It is observable at flrtt tight. Wa oner liberal Inducement, to Hardware men. Stationers, Druxltta. te.. emi guarantee it to costless by 80 per cent than common ordinary Glue, Wa are making extensive arrangement, for this Fall Trade, and country mei chanU will do well to attend to this Immediately. Wa are aetablishinsr Sola Affects in all nonnloaa INDIA RUBBER GOODS. D. Hodfman. r?""" u",oH"t the United State BoTi in Bottles of tire. we uniiea cures, carriage irea. at their Wareunite, Ao. 9 Maiden Lane, New York, where they nave on nana ana are constantly receiving trom their lactone., a full supply, which they flatter themselves are equal to any and lnlerlor to none manufactured either lor beauty or wear, and before purchasing, would again take the liberty of requesting a van iruin loe iraue, wnera may can ne suppuea Wlia JJOOl., Shoes, or any other kind of Rubber Good., on thn very best term.. isepi-jmi juuneun LibiBUfl. rres't. GIBSON HOUSE, Walnut -street, between Fourth and Filth, CINCINNATI, OHIO. O. II. CJEFFHO V, Proprietor, late of Walnut Street House, ap6-tf WALNUT STREET HOUSE, Walnut st. botween Sixth and Seventh streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. jyo-dtt J. W. BWENKV, Proprietor. CRAWFORD & CO.. FoBWAnDnns tic, Com- J mission Mebchakts. Otdeneburan. N. Y.. l'ronrletors of inn norinern n. si. t.ioe oi Btu.m rropeuers, netween ugaens-burgh, Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago. Dealcra in FLOUR, uiiAin ana oiner rnutiut;c, exciu.iveiy on commission.) Liberal advances made on property for sala at Ogden.hu rgh, ooston ana new one. ma!3-im JL No. 27 Maiden Lane and 69 Naetau street. Iflrst corner from Broadway.! resoecttullv Invites the attention of hit old custom. ers and Merchants throughout the country generally, to his stock oi inaia ituoDer uoodtol nit own manufacture, viz : Coats, Leggings, Carriage Cloths, Capes, Caps, Piano Covers, Ponchos, Gloves and Mittens, Machine Belting, Pants, Life Preservers, Steam Packing, f I....... 11. s, I r, a I .. - and every description of Rubber Goods manufactured will also oe louna as aoove. My goods dofy competition or comparison are warranted prool against decomnosltlon In any climate, and are offered for aale in largo or small quantities, upon tha best terms. Orders aoiiciico una promptly attenuna in Dy v. uuuuaiAn, RHpii-jin at aiaiaen taue ana o nasaaa at., n. s. Also, tha Hrltlah Knmlrnra Polish. In bottles ofthree site.. Country merchants attend to tha above. Apply early i . v 1 rniL,i.ir aug3-3m 4 Cedar street, near feari, New York. 1 fifl PIANOFORTES. T.Gilbert & Co' I ) v. v.i. ..aais. 333 Broadway, corner ol Auinony street, and oppoaita nroaowaj oaua aau u- iim HERMAN SCHRADER, (successor to Cuables Stabch) Importer of German, French nnil Knulinli Pnncy Goodn, Tovannd IMuaicnl Iuatrumentii. and Wiolceale Dealer in Accordtone, Violine, Combe, tietole, Per cuseion Cape, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Spoont, Spectaclee, A., Acl NO. (ill MAIN STBIKT, BBTWKXN lOWEB MABKKT AND COLUMBIA, apiu-onm Cincinnati, umo, TOHN H. DETERS, Manufacturer of f I BOOTS AND HIIOKS. No. 41, South Side Third Street, (opposite Masonic Building,) CINCINNATI, O., Mr. D keens eonstantly on hand a full assortment of fine Dress and Water-Proof lioott and Shoes in all varietlot. which will be told at very low prices N. B. Fine Boots forwarded by exprets, and warranted to fit, upon ell orders accompanied by the Cash and the measure. apiu-iy WINDOW GLASS. We are now receiv-lug a large atock of tbla season's manufacture of Belle. vornon Window Glasi, and having takon tbo Urate Premium at the Ohio State Fair, Mechanics' Inilituto of Cincinnati, and tbe Alleghany county Fair held at Pittsburgh, we loei assured that we oner to tne oity ana country trade tbe best and mott oxten- tivo assortment ot Glass of the 1st, 2d, 3d, and 4th qualities j Druggists' ware of all descriptions ; Tumblers and Jars j Pint and quart F'lasxs, Arc, etc. All of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms by 8PEERS & WRIGHT. Solo Agents for Bcllevnrnon Works, No. 39 Main St., Cincinnati. N. B. Also, a constant supply ol Dunonl's Gun Powder : Ri fle, Blasting and Sporting, Soda Ash. and Bleaching Powders. aplO-dfim TVTORTHERN RAILROAD LINE, between J.1 Boaton, New York nnd Hie Went. CRAWFORD VCO Ogdoosburgh, New York, Proprietors. 'J'bls Line con sua oi me iouowingnew nrst eiass rropeners, (loaviof ugaons- ourgn inrce limes a weex :; OGDl'.NKHURGH, WIHCON8IN, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, BOSTON, MICHIUAN, PRAIRIE STATE, i. W. BRoOKS, CLEVELAND, and LADY OF TIIK LAKE. Connecting at Ogdcnsburgh wlih the Northern Railroad, and the Vermont Central, nnd Rntlnnd nnd KurllnKton Hnll. ronilM. between Ocdenthurch and Boston, and with the I.nke Chnmplnln cV While Hnll Cnnnl Llnea, between Route's j oint ana now lorn. APPLT TO Otis Kimball, Agent Vermont Central Railroad, 108 State, atreet, Boston. 0. P. Scovkll, Agent Rutland and Burlington Railroad, 100 mare atreet, rioscnn. I.S. Mavnabo, Agent Travla Ac Co'. Line, 33 CcentlesSlip, New vork. Ciias. B. Janks, Agent Now York and Canada Lino, 7 Ccentles Slip, up stairs, New York. Halcolm Canfihld, Agent Merchant.' Line, SVk Ccontic. Slip, Hew rorx. CUAMBERLIN Si CRAWFORD, Cleveland, Ohio. mal3-lm whom tha larwut ....Ctnent of Pianoa. lav and witkem tha eel abrated Impra.ud JLoleaa, may be found all of which bare the metallic frame, aud are warranted to land any climate, and give entire eatiefaction, and will be told atraof hargahu. By an experience ol eight fear; resulting in many Important improve. umiii., ine jtiotean not oeen orougm a aperjecnim auwnca. r olAsrs. NoarliSOWiflean.havebeenanniu-dtor.and the demand CEW1NQ MACHINE. - Singer's Patent "SSlfSSSSJ rvy oiraww eta 19 rrrvmaicutar Action oewinw maenme. !' i n,nrinr in li aiJ.. M j.aV. mtdimm tnntnH Inmur T)lh Iftl Imnrnvamonls Bt.ir.1. aaarirlata rhlsi t. . 5 . niHchino a pertuct iuitrument, p bleu ted April 13ib, JH52. I'o thii invention, beforn tha nrp&t ImnroTemenU werfi mn glied. the first premiums were awarded at tbo laat New York rate Fair, and Fair of tho Ameiican Institute. Aa now ImoroT ed, tho maohlnpa mrm infinitely ahuad of competition, and the Invention ia unquestionably the moat valuable one now before the publio, not excepting tho planing Machine, Colt's pistols, or ny umur. mi kiiius oi stiwiug, va tinner cioiu or maiaer, ayne by these machines in most beautiful stylo, ao it cannot rip or ravrl. and with immense savin tr of labor. The treat shoa mann- iactureraat Lynn, and other placesi use these macnines. 'ibe I UUJtVIJNti ULABSand JCtUre iame Man extensive aaddlery establishments ot Newark, N. J. and Bridge. j n(ustarw M m, W-Mw.. airmmmt, M v Th port, Ct. use them, and the manufacturer, ot clothing d work- M in tune. Prices mm. as at (At nanaelory. Dealers supplied at liberal dltcountt. E. H. Wadn'a and the entire Boaton Catalogue of Music and Instruction Books furnished at this store at twWs- lie. HORACE WATERS, Bole Agent. Constantly on hand, an extensive assortment of second-hand Pianos in Rosewood and Maboffanvcaaea.varvinvlnDricesfrom 30 to (ISO. Second hand iEoleaa Pianos from SOU to 7& Grand Pianos from SHOO tn 41700. Princ it Co'a If nlodeona from 35 to $90. Carhart I31S to 90 Guitars from 110 to 75, Ac. augl7-am Ing tailors in many part, of the country have introduced them. and are employing them with perlect .uoces.. No sewing ma- cuiue provioua to mis was ol any practical vaine, or stooa tne test ot actual use, aod no machinery for ttitcbiog can ever be mado that will be otelul without infringing on I. M. Singer'a pat en is. The . uudertigned, having devoted bla peraonal attention for many years to thnLOOKINU.GLAHM it PICTURE-FKAMB BC8INKK8, is fully competent by his experience to execute work (of every descrlution) that will alve satisfaction to tbe most particular. Being probably the LARGEST AND MOST fcA i tNBlVE ESTABLISHMENT of Ibe kind in this country, It ;.,.bii.., N EW YORK AND OHIO LAKE BOAT PAPER WAREHOUSE. The undersigned oiler a full assortment of PAPER, embracing News. Hook. Plato, Cap and Letter Paper: Canille. Tobacco.'Manlllo. Wrap ping Paper, Bonnet Boards, &e., Ate, of tbe best quality, and at ine lowesi maraet prico. uracrs, soucitea. wnicn win tie nuod at tho tamo price a. if purchased In person We alto make to ordor, at short notice, Newt and Book Paper. iniaun & uu Nos. 77 and 79 Walnut street. Mnclnnatl. O. N. It. The hiiihett market urico naid for RAGS. In cash or oxenangcu ior paper. jyiHdiim. LEE St CO., Now York, and LEE, A II ELL At CO., Buffalo, Pro prietors. NEW YORK AM) OllfO LINE, OIUO CANAL. CfJAMKEKLIN St CRAWFORD, Clevoland, Proprietors. No Transhipment at Troy or Albany. JJ Apply to N. C'hambkblin and J. C. Oathan, No. TCmntlcs sup, flow lorx. Mark Packaies " N. Y. A: O. L. B. Line." Ship dally at Pier No. 2, East River, New York. mal3-6m L. HANNA. 'H. OAItllKTHON. B KANNA. TTANNA, GARRETSON & CO., Whole- JLJL SAI.K GnocEBS and Coumission Mbbchants, Harvey's Block, Morwln street, Clevemnil, O. malll-lim- BI. HAI R. 1834. JOUNT1NKFB. ALE & TINIvER, Forwarding and Com mission Mbbchants, t'olumbua, Ohio. i3TTr i TJ"P a tt: tj..:i.i: -...- I I AJUAJAJAX, All U1IIU1I XJU11U1UUS, VHICIU V natl, I. constantly prepared to furnish elegant BUSTSi i ai uca, M.iAiiL,iueio ana Munuflir.n rrj, Itf" Orders solicited trom a distance jylO-dum' JOHN. W BAKXB. XOBKBT ABHSTRONO. T)AKER (& ARMSTRONG, Real Estate JJ Bbokbbs and Gssebal Land Aoknts. Offlco south room Exchange Bank Building, Columbus, O. LUCIAW BrTTt.KS. thko. cowstock. oko. o. comstock. BUTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes-sort ton. Comstock Co.) Forwarding nnd Com mission Itlerchnnta. Lard Oil Manufacturers, and Dealers in Salt, Pinter, Fish and Lumber. Head ol the Canal, Columbus, vinio. t-jj8- Liberal advances made on consignment!. roarG T RIDGWAY & CO'S IRON FOUNDRY, f3 Broad street, near the Bridge, Columbus, Ohio. Stoves of all kindt, and a groat variety of Catlinga, always on hand. BLYNN & BALDWIN are again receiving new supplies of WATCIIRrt AND JEWELHY. Among othor styles ot Watches, wo invite attention to a new lot oi tti iSB nuo Hunting cate ana open aiai levers, oi our own importation, whloh, for quality and price, are not excelled. JylO QCHOOL BOOKS of every variety, including KJ Mcuuflcy's Eclectic Headers, Nos. 1, M, .1, 4 ana o. Ray'a Arithmetics, parts 1, 3 and 3. Davlet' Mathematical Works. Anthon's Classical Works. Mitchell'.. Smith's, and Morse's GeoBTanbles.&c.. Which are ottered at prices as low es can be found at any Book' store in the West. For sale by ju.T0 BURR At RANDALL. ATE W BOOKS. Restoration of Monarchy jL 1 m Fbancb, nv Lahabtinb, 2 vola. A Step Irom tho Now World to the Old, by Tttppsn, 8 volt Time nnd Tide, or Strive nnd Win, by A. S. Roe. Mother at Home, by Abbott new edition. Blllhedale Romanco, by Hawthorne. For salo by augS BURR ei. RANDALL. BLANK BOOKS. We would call particular attention to our assortment of Blank work, which we otter for salo at unprecedented low prices. Cap, Demy and Me dium ltecordt, Day. Hooks, Ledgers, etc., alwaya on nana, to gether with memorandum books of every variety. JUJU DUllIl ot iliwoftuu. TT AT AND CAP STORE. UTATlUIN.fc.itx. We are nowreceiving a XL thb OLD stand I rVJ spieuaia a.sortment oi staple ana raucy rjiauonery, iuuiu, aing rroncn, cngnsn ana American oip inn mtur i.jjni. wblteand butt Ail neslon envelopes j inxsunas, setter oiampa, Porte-Mnnnaies, Pocket Cutlery, Porte-Follos, Bankera' Caaca, Ac., which we offer low, ju30) BURR St RANDALL. The subscriber comes arenting. to every Hat and Can wearer in Central Ohio, with one ol the very best assortments of HATS AND CAPS ever brought to this part of the State, embracing nearly overy variety of style now worn by tho human family. His Hats are made to order, by some of the best and most celebrated establishments East and West, vis t Beebe At Co., New York Bertalett A lllynn, Philadelphia) Dodd AtCo., Bates, Whitcher At Co, and others, of Cincinnati ; all of which will be sold at fair prices; and be wi.he. it to be distinctly understood that it ia all nonsense tor others to aay they can Mil lower than he can. Being a practical hatter, and engaged in Ibe bonnes, for yeara, he underatanda what a hat can be made and .old lor. Hi. atock consists (In part) ot tbe following varlctiea : Black and Drab Beaver, extra t Black and Drab Moleskin, extra ; Rlark and Drab Brush, extra ; Otter and Seal Drab Black and Drab Hungarian, very fine; Black and drab Kossuth, in great variety ; A large and wall selected assortment of Straw good, for Men and Boys. A very tne assortment of Straw Hata for children, Ao., Ste. His old Iriend. and the public are invited to call and eiamine the assortment and prices. J. E. RUDISILL, ap2J High St., next door to the Stage Office. KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE. The Life and Srbvicm or Ukn. Winfield Scott, by Edward 1). ManslicM, in 1 Vol. 12 mo. " tbo only authentic edition." A fresh iupply just received and ior sale by ituii.iv otv ixanunuu. WALL PAPER and Bordering, Window Paper and Fira Board Patterns. A large assortment of the latest patterns, Just received, and for aale by ju.iu nun ti ot haplialii.. BIBLE DEPOSITORY. The Depository of tho Columbus and Franklin County Blbla Society, may now be found at the Bookstore of Ju30 RUHR St RANDALL. TTATS AND CAPS, WHOLE- XX BANCROFT'S History of the United States. In 4 volumes. For sala by ju30 BUKK At KANUAL1. LIFE OF GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT For sale by the hundred or the single copy, In muslin and paper binding, by Ju30 BURR, it RANDALL. NEW WORK BY GRACE AGUILAR, en. entitled, The Pnya of Braces a Story of Scottish His tory, for sale by JG BURR At RAN HALL. . SALE AND RETAIL. We are now re. eetvlng our Fall and Winter atock, to which we invite the attention of country dealera and the nablle severally. To the trade we offer a large assortment of Kosaulh and Ma- l&",r.4 20 OF OHIO REPORTS, for sale by ot be surpassed. I V Iv6 BURR St RANDALL. We have cst received from Paris a CONFORM ATEUR, which will enable ns to give irrts jfts, and remrdy theIn-eonvenb-nee experienced by so many iu breaking in a new hat. Our assortment is complete, and pricea lew. To one and all we would aay, give na a call In the Neil House Building. aepg GILLETT At CO. l r?. Via. a 1 ,,-tfs &s SCOTT & BASCOM have added to their establishment a department for the tale of nlnnha, Itlnnk Hooka and Htntlonery ot every description, it I. our intention to keep up a lull assortment of everything in this line which business men can desire. Tha Blank work will he manufactured by owraelvea. of tbe very best materials, and in tho most .ub- 117T-, inn MYVlir I bvoaronws. oi toe very neat materials, ana in ino most WHi AKIi iNU YV Opening ,t.ntll manner, and warranted to give aaU.lacUou. Km a large and brauttiul assortment ol I oa High street kWATCnBD, DIAMOND WUKH ANU J.Wlil..U. f Our stock of tine London and Gene va Watches ia superior to any In the State. Diamond Rings and Pint, we oner at New ora Prices. Jewelry, tailver aad I'lnietj Ware, Flaw Mantle Clerk., anal Cutlery. at wholejaleand retail. All are invited to call examine, and purchase if eviud i.sr. a n i a t. iad other MKAI.H rn (raved. and V RK8WES furnished, at the abortret aotice. Wntehee Mcpalrcd in the best manner. una. First door south of entrance to NeirHouse. Jull TNK STANDS, Metallic Pens, Pen Holders, JL Paper and Letter Files, Notarial and common Wafers, Letter Stamps. Slate., and all tbe various little et cetera. In the Station cry line, eonstantly on hand at SCOTT St BASCQM'S. BLYNN at BALDWIN. TUST RECEIVE10 A new and beautiful as- J sortment of WATCHES. DIAMOND WORK, and JIWELKY, of all kinds. STEREOTYPING. Books stereotyped from new and beautiful style, of type in a manner not inferiorto that of any Eastern Foundry. Particular attention paid to the Stereotyping ol Wood Cuts. SCOTT At BAHCOM. TNVELOPES by the thousand, gross, or Hi .mailer amantitv of all sixes and descriptions, plain and embossed, Including a beautiful variety for tbe Ladles, may be found at SCOTT At BASCOM'S. Jul8 BLYNN At BALDWIN. NEW GOODS. A lot of new ana lasftion; able Watches, Chews, Breaatpiaa. F.ar rings, Ac, Ac, Just BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS, and Cards for Railroad Checks, Invitation Tickets, Ate., of any color and thickness, and cut to any size, may be bad at buu 11 a nsatuw a. received by (eprtil BLYNN At BALDWIN. SEALS AND PRESSES. Notarial, and all other descriptions of Seals, made In tbe best manner, and gg rre tmitLft St BALDWIN. "iASALIERS And many kinds of plain and JT ornamental On. Bornera, from one to six right Jnst received aad for aale at Eaatern prices, at the Jewelry Store of J?' BLYNN At BALDWIN A RNOLD'S WRITING FLUID, Maynard & XI. Hoyea'and Hoover's Inks Black, Red, Blue and Green for sale by SCOTT at BASCOM. PRINTING INKS, for News, Book, Card, and Job work, all tbe varloua eolora in kega and cane, for sale at oi;un at baduum a. BLANK BOOKS, of every description, from a Bank Ledger to a sixpenny Memorandum, on hand, or man ufactured to any pattern, at SCOTT At BASCOM'S. . , T, . T. I TTJIMTIVn P A P FT? fnr Nanra RL- TVTEW LUMlst.K XAKU. ine suDscnoer K1""; a, aa. .; ' , - - N I, u.e Fr.okU.to. Depot, a large -aonment X work,y rie-y ,u.lity-.y qxiT-for le by ic.Vyl.-1-r. pn pally -k.of .t ery t, ..ir.ai r'y"de.hi TUST RECEIVED, at the Columbus Peri- lataTsaaoVtiaaatis seasoned timber, suitable tor nntelsi long J odical Depot, Til E MODEL ARCHITECT, containing ori ginal ur.if.ii a ,itt lyiiuafrs, viuaa, riuovrDan imincuw aeeompa.ied by exphmaaoea, apeeincatlooa, estimate and elaborate details, prepared expressly for the aae of projectors and eitixeas throughout tba Laitad gtatea. The only work of the kind ever offered in Cotnaabna. jeM-aem at L. FULLIVAJtT. I ea(87-dtf A. BHARfiH. tiaabera, for f rantca ; kitsta. of a great variety of league ; acaat- stag, koaras, A Ate. Also, reiats) puces. By application at the Yard, or at the Mill, miles west, oa the ailraaa, ts or Kerr, almost any bill ess fee ilka by the -QURNET'S PATENT WATER COOLER. JbLaV Thli article is tho result of tho application of scontilic principles to the purpose Intended, viz t To keep water a$ cool poMSioie, at long aa poanoie, wun me least pouioie ice. The aroprietor has Jong du voted his attention to this uartlcu- lur brauch ot domestic economy, and uassins from ono linurovo. inent to another, has tit length arrived as near porfootfoa t it lm possible tn reach. A prool this Is found In tho very general (.so ot liiese tuooiera in an parts 01 mo country, a better prooi 01 the same tact is, that, since their Introduction, various Imitations uf the genuine article have been attempted all failing snort 01 ine oDject, 11 is true, yei an proving cieariy wnicn way ine tine 01 popular opinion is seiung. A simple statement of facts. In regard to these Coolori.wUI satisfy every one ot their superiority, fr irsr, they arn the only arucie oj tneittna ever patcnua, i ney areiurnisnea wun two distinct non-conducting chambers, by means of whieb, with two pounds ol ice to the gallon, wator is kept (at a temperature ol 40 below t pro, or only 8 abovo the the freezing point) all day. Thus, at a cost ot some nve cents per day, a family of ordinary size can be constantly supplied with water aa cold as Ice itcclt ; larger numbers in the same proportion. This has been found by actual experiment to be a saving of at least seventy-Ave per cent, over the Earthen Jara tormerly used for this purpose. Again, these Coolers never sweat ; In this way saving much unnecessary wante and trouble. Being manufactured in the most workmanlike style, and handsomely finished In every respect, they make a very boautilul ornament Ior the Dining Room, Hotol or H team boat. An Important Improvement has lately been added to the Cooler, viz t a small Pan (capable of holding trom six to oicht pounds o( buttrr) inserted directly under the cover. This quantity of butter can be kept perfectly hard all day, without additional ice 4 very important addition to the economy and comfort of lamuina. Jf desired, the Cooler can also be furnished, at a small ex ponso, with a Filtering Apparatus, made and tor sale at BUKNKT'S House Furnishing Establishment, No. 14, East Front street, Cincinnati, U. Dealer in Hardware, Cutlery, Tea-Tray a, Britannia, Japanned, Bronzed and Tin Ware, Brushes, Wooden nnd W ..low Ware, Bathing Apparatus and Refrigerators. ftp 10 pINCINNATI HYDROPATHIC or Water- J Cure Establishments la now open for the reception of pa tients. It is located about lire milca from the city, on tba Carthare pike, and but a few rods from tho Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, in the rear, and at tbe stine distance fromthe Miami Canal, in front, rendering It easy of access to those deslrousof enjoying the benefits of tbe Institution. To the lover of nature, few parts of the country can furnish a more pleasing variety of scenery than spreads itself before tha traveler all the way from Cincinnati tc the euro. There nature and art combine, rendering the view beautiful beyonddescription. Tho new. larae and beautiful Edifice di.nlava the ta.to of the artist at a clance. The neatness and elegance of tha interior. combined with the numerous attractions which present them- elvc. to tne lnvana, cannot tail to render int. ostanii.nment a desirable one. The flalla are extensive, and the rooms spacious and inviting, where the invalid can range at pleasure, free trom atmosnheric influences, in inclement weather. Tba Bed Rooms are well ventilated, and neatly furnished ; thn Bath Room, are ample and commodioua, being convenient for the application oi water, in every form. In connection with the Institution there I. a Gymnasium Hall, seventy-five feet long, where patient, will have an opportunity of reatoring their mueeular .trenth by healthlnl exercise. The Springs which furnish the water lor thi. Establishment are clear, pure, soft, and abundant ; flowing from a itravely bed, tbey aend forth water both cold and delicious. Tbe country and neighborhood are remarkable lor healtblul-ncss, purity of air, and variety of scenery. All things combined, we cannot tninx 01 a. more aeairaoio place, ior mote seeking health, than tbia Institution. Dr. Fuse, having bad much experience in the treatmont of disease lor many yeara, bega leavo to inform the public, that no pats will bs aparad for tho restoration to health ol those committed to hi. charge. - Mrs. Pxask, who has, lor several yoara, devoted her attention to tha trvatmeet of diseaws peculiar to her srx, and being every way qualtned lor ao Important a station, will take apeeial charge ol tbe lemale department Prolapsus Uteri, with its train ot ailments, that bane ol lemale beau-tv. health and haonineaa, which Is prostrating: the enemies, and destroying the uaclulness of a large portion of the fair sex, will be treated la tuts institution, successfully, independent nt pessaries or sunnorters of anv kind. To thia subject we would Invite the attention of Ladies, as in all caaea we .hall expect to per ioral a penect corn. Persons visiting the Cure bv the war of tha Cincinnati, Ham ilton and Dayton Railroad, will atop at tba Carthage station. Patient, are requested to bring two comlortables, two blanket., two coarse sheets, six towels, and a quantity of old linen, suitable for bandages. TKBXta. The term, for Boaao. MxniCal. Bravicit. and all ordinary attendance, will be ten dollars per week, payable weekly. Extra attendance will subject tbe patient to an extra charge. Some deduction trill be made to those who find it necessary to spend a length of time in tbe Institution. Transient persona win ne cDargeo two aonars per aay. From three to five dollara will be charged for the first exam ination, f or further particulars address D. A. PEASE, M. D., Proprietor and Fbyeieian. Carthage Hamilton, Co OsnalS d3magaw3m we.t of W. A. On.r. At Co'a Aitrleiilturnl Warehouie ) Dealers In Hour, Fish, tfa't, and Water Limn. Also, Agents lor the following Lines Lathroo At Co's Express. Morchants' Transportation Company, S?1?,"' . .... Erie Canal. Western Lake Boat Line Mark packages Cam Hale and Tinker, Columbus, Ohio." N. I). We arn prepared at all times to contract freight to any part ot tno union. " Call and bkb en." mag 1852. mam: mm DDY & HALLADAY, Storage, Shippino Vlonr, Fish, Water l.lme, oVc. r"g" Particular attention paid to tho Purchase or Sale of iiram, and rnwuco generally. fff" Warehouse and Ollico, foot of Front street, opposite tho u., v. ana c. itanroaa ucpoi, i;u.-rciiuia. uniu. Also, AfrcnU for the following Line, on Erie Cannl : MERCHANTS' TRANSPORTATION CO. APPLY TO H. N. Holt St Co., No. 9 Cochtlca Slip, New York; Holt, Palmar At Co., foot of Washington street, Buffalo, Proprietors. ECKFORD LINK. Hugh Allkn, I Agents, No. 1S7 Broad street, New Vork, O. B. Williams. ) (up stairs.) Maxwkll At Patten, L wh.r(. Hu)r , John Allkn, Jr., """""" J. W. Patten At Co., Proprietors, 1S5, River street, Troy. ty Mark packages "Kcklbrd Lino," ship dally by "Old Lino Troy Tow Boats,'' Cocntics Slip. UNION TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. Running in connection with ReetVi variovt Ltnetof Steamboat. the Lakct. rnOPBIRTOBS. A. Root At Co., 113 Pier, Albany. Davis AtSuTTON, Agenl.Recd'aSteamboata.Roe,, chouse, uuitnio. A. U. Moboan, Ruflalo. nuo. II. Tuttlk, Agent, Broad atreet, New York. C. S. Bishop At Co., Agents, North Market, Boston. Mark packages " union 1. Company," stiin bv 1 1 rjwltl. sure Line of Tow Boat," foot of Broad street, N. Y. WESTERN LAKE BOAT LINE. Merchandise forwarded daily to and from New York. Albany and Buffalo, and all ports on the Western Lakea and Csnnls. with despatch, without transhipment at Albany or Troy. je Cargoes Insured between New York and Buffalo. a. w. i allmadob, froprietor, lai Broad et.. n. t . AOXNTfl. R. L. Howell, 121 Broad street, New York, Olbistrd At Daniels, 47 Quay street,.. ....Albany, J. i. Tallmadbx, (loot of Washington street,). ...Buffalo, Ennr At JIalladav, Cleveland, rSMark packages" W. L. B. Lino." and Shin bv Western L.kn float Line, loot ot Broad street, Now York ST Apply to II. f ITUH, Columbus, O. Cr7 Our connections with the above Lines, and with Lafbroo At Cu's Express, are such that we can assure Merchants and Shippers in general, that wo can forward goods to all points a little quicker nnd cheaper than any other Line. Mark tt. uarx all packages legiDiy, ana witn earn. EDDY A HALLADAY, Cleveland. H. FITCH, Columbus. ap16-6m A. M. HALE, Oeneral Agent on Ohio CanaL 1. M. Sinuer'a imnrovementa. aa all intriauora will oa nromntlv and vigorously prosecuted. Price ot machines, with all apparatus complete for Immediate use, including tbe right to use under tne patonts, 9' io. uruers sent oy mall, or urougn eitner ol tne express line., immediately executed, country mercnant. com. Ing to New York always furnish a convenient medium for the purchase of machine.. Town, county, or tate rights for the EXCLUSIVE UrjE of these machines, for sale on most favorable terms. Mscblne needles ; also a splendid article of silk twist on spools, mado expressly for these machines, for sale at our offices. Black 87. Colored (7,50 per pound. Principal offices, 858 Broadway, N. Y.s 57 South Fourth st, Philadelphia, and 10 Harvard i-iace, uotton, sepu-ajm) 1, At. rJINUEK At CO. THOiYIAS G. STEARNS, (late Cheesebor- -M- ougn &. Btearnt,) importer and Jobber ot HI LH , W I L-IslXKltY AMD FANCY r.OODK. 162 Broad wm v. New York, has constantly on hand a complete and carefully selected assortment of ft luck and Fancy Bilks, Ma reclines, Florences, Shawls, Hlbbons, Embroideries, French and English Crapes, Liases, flllk Cravats, Gloves, Lace Mitts, Dress Trimmings, Bareges, Lacea. White G'oods. Hoslerv. Linen Cambrio Hand ker chiefs, tbe., Are. The undersigned would Invite the attention of nis in crm s ana me trade ecu emu v. to an ex urn in niton oi nis SIOCK. I J-JUMAB U. f je.Att.IHH, 162 Broadway, between Liberty st. and Maiden Lane. aug30-3m TODD & BIXBY'S New PJaninp- Machine. JL JAMES TOUD As CO. would respectfully call tho attention of the public, and of all persons (in any State In the Union) wishing tn purchase Pltniug Machines, to tha new machine which they are now building ut their Steam Engine and Machine cnop, corner enventn ana nmitn streets, Cincinnati. Tbe.o mHchines, with the same power and an equal number of bands, will do more work than the celebrated Woodworth Machine, and do the same equally aa well they are well calcu lated for hard orsoltwood, tor working flooring, or for surfa cing boards from 3 to 30 inches wide. These machines (the right 'o run which wa will warrant and defend) are the cheapest and best evor ottered to tbe nubile sev eral of which are now in successful operation In thi. city. We are also building Planing Machines ot vsrious sizes and deacrip- tions,ior planing no.ro. or ttinuer, on newana improvea plan. JAfllCB 1UUU At UU,, Bug2l-d3in cor. Seventh and Smith sts , Cincinnati. VARIETY STOVE WARE-HOC SE. v HARTIjKTT BENT, Jr., No. S38 Water street, New York, dealer in ftoves ot ovcry variety, and most laabionablo pat terns Ships' Cabooses of latest style, and superior make. GAS OVENS, (of varloua sizes. a newlv invented article, comblnina the advanbigea of the old-fashioned brick ovens, together with facilities fnr boiling, similar to the ran go, but more compact, aid at lea. than half tho coat of the latter. FARMERS' BOILER, or Laundry Kettle, a now article, tor agricultural or laundry pur poses, cue. varying in capacity from tv to luu gallon.. I nun HEATERS, canaille of heatinr from S to 60 Iron, at once. Iron Caning, generally, Ac, Ate. Descriptive catalogues forwarded, on application, to my aaureta. . jyj-Jm TT Warehouse No. 8, Exchange Bulldlngt, Broad ttroet, (ono door lion of the public, and ol all person, (in any State in the Union) TWO ONE-ACRE LOTS FOR SALE. Two Lota, Nos. S3 and 24, located ia Phelan'a Additlon.con taining one acre each. They are the pleassateat location in the subdivision, and will be sold at a bargain II sold eoem, other- wlsetney wi n oe taxen out oi maraet, ana tne price advanced. janiffun ac iuiita, Real EsUte Agents, augH Office In Carpenter's Building, ap stairs. HY HAVE THE TOOTH-ACHE t Practical hints on the Preservation of the Teeth a val uable little book on the treatment and pn-mrvatioe of the teeth. Price 25e. i sepia ntj KK at KAflllALU. W MULAY MILL SAWS. We have a larrre lot of WorralLWIImoft At Rowland's Mala Saws: also narrow Mill,Crosseataad Cirrniat Saws. sUl-HOUiUIzS, K0HIS8 sk CO., ial Sifaof tha Gilt Broad Axe. STARLING MEDICAL COLLEGE, Co-lcmbos. The regular coune of Lectures In this Institu tion, will commence on Monday, tuelttot November, and continue lour munthe. Tbe JVermtnary Cuttrss, conalsting ot six Important specialities, beginning on the 18th of (.'ctobkb, will continue until Iholatol Kovcmbcr. FACl'I.TY. R. II. PADDOCK, M. V., Prolessor of Anatomy and Physiol- ocv. CHA9. A. LEE, M. D., Professor of Materia Modica, Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence. FREDERICK MERRICK. M. D , Professor of Chemistry. SAMUEL M. SMITH, M. D., Profcstorof Throry and Practice. R L. HOWARD. M. D , Professor of Surgery. FRANCIS CARTER, M. D., Profossor of Obstetrics, Ate, and of Patholopy. C. C. PARKER, M. D Demonstrator of Anatomy. FEES. Lecture. 6t'0,00. Matriculation $3,00. Graduation 0:0,00. Dissecting Ticket (5,00. By the expenditure of almost ten thousand dollars, duringthe present year, on our noble edlnce, tbe Anatonical Theatrs will be finished, and tbe Hospital open lor the reception of patients, and many other improvementa completed, making the whole a most perfect structuro. All inquiries will receive prompt attention if addressed to S. M. SMITH, aug7 Dean of the Faculty. pROCKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE. J The subscribers Invite tha attention of purchasers, and tha public genrally, to their large, new, and complete stork a. above, to which they have just added a large variety of NEW GOODS, consisting in partol IHM.NG.TKA and TOILET WAKE, White Ironstone, China Finish. Also a large assortment ot COLORED IRONSTONE WARE eompriaing Printed, Flowering Printed, Japan Lnatre, Ate., Ate. in a variety ot new patterns and shapes. To our stock ol CROCKERY WARE wa shall make constant additions during the Spring, by direct importationafrom tbe moat celebrated Potteriea in Europe. French Gold Band and White China, la setts or pieces to sulL Also, China Vases, Colognes, Motto Cup. snd Saucers, Ate, Ate. Solar, Hnll, Hanging and Side Lamps, Lanterns, Lamp Chim-neya. Wick, and Sbadca. With a full .saortment of Girandole, in setts or pairs j fine Rrittannia Tea setts, Brittannia Coffin Pots, Tea rota. Lamp., Candlesticks, Castor., Japan Waiters and Trays, Silver Plated, German Silver and Brittannia Tea and Table Spoons, Table Cutlery, Ate., Ac, Ac. CI. ASH WARE. We bare oa hand a very large Mock, la eluding Cut, Engraved and Plain. All of which we will sell at the very lowest prices, snd invite all interested to examine before purchasing. N. At G. FOSTER, apt Journal Building, High SL,betreen State and Town PRACTICAL HINTS ON THE TEETH By W. E. IDE, M. D. Thi. la a new aad very excellent work, got up by Dr. I dr. (of Columbus.) It contains 63 pages, beantifullv illuttra'ed; bound in cloth snd p.per; price, bound in cloth, 25c bound in paper, 15e. For aale by arp7 A. B. HARSH. SCOTT SONGSTER. Songs set to music. The best work of thn kind out. Price 10c, single tt per dozen. (seplS BURR At RAKDBLL. THE LIFE OF GENERAL FRANKLIN PIERCE, by D. W. Bartlett, In 1 vol, 12ma masHa 75c, paper 50. For sale by BURR RANDALL. "D UST PROOF, and Indestructible IRoofing, XI One oftbe most valuable aunllcatlonh of Selencetonracti oal purposes, is that of Electro Galvanism, to iron platea, by which means thev become proof aaaln.t Ru.t or oxvdatlon i ne uaivanizen stieet iron l. tnereloro tlie best material known for Roofing. Th" Plates are strong, durable and Incombustible they aro unaffected by moisture: ihov do not crack with heat or oncay hko wood, siaie or tin ; tney are cneap ana easily pu togetiior. Vast numbers of public and private buildings, both in England and in tbe Unittd Statoa. have been covered with thia material, and it ia a deserved fnvorite with the most eminent architects and engineera, whose certlucstea have been ob. taioed. it Is extensively used for Ventilators. Furnaces.Water Buckcta, Ac. WIRE FENCING. In this countrv. Wire Fences.from imnroDer construction. have generally di.appolnted the expectation, formed of them, and this, mainly in eonsequenceot the rusting of the Wire. Thi. difficulty i. now entirely overcome by tha use of Galvanized Wire.requlring no paint orcoatina. and lasting a lifetime. To secure the erection of a substantial and durable fonee,directiona should be followed, and such will bo cbeerluily furnished by circulars, upon application. It I. particularly designed to meet economy tn fencing Railway., Farma, Ate., securing a durable fence at a small coat. C'ertiflrnlo na to the durability of Gnlvnnlzed Wire. Vtar Sirt You a.k me to give you my testimony ot tbe efficacy of Galvanizing In protecting tbe Telegraph Wires In England from dacay . 1 cau assure you that wo find tbe Galvanizing prooess to preserve the wire so much so that our wires, alter ten or twelve years' exposure, do not appear to be at all oxy-dized,and we have such an opinion of its protection agalnat rust, that we have not a single yard of plain wire in use. Lath'h Clabk, Director E. T. Co. Also, Galvanized Sheets Ior Roofing, Spikes, Holts, Chains, Lightning Rods, Hoop Iron, A-e., being prepared to Ualvanizeall articles of Iron which It is desirable to protect from rust. Under License from the Patentee, for sale by MARSHALL LEFFERT8, !ul4-d(Jmis 10 Broadway, New York. TAMES BREWSTER & SONS'.. If CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, 300 Broadway. NEWYORK Tbe suDscribers2 having enlarged their premises, intend to keep on hand stall timo.the most extensive atock of CARRIAGES over offered in the city of New York, and wonld respectfully atk the attention ol purchasers whovi'.jt New York. Tbey claim that jeir work cannot be surpassed fnr dura. blltty. JAMES BREWSTER. At SONS, july8-d3m 39S Broad way, N. Y. STATIONER'S HALL. 174 and 176 Pearl Street. The S ubscriber, have purchased the Stock and good-wlllof David Fflt At Co .STATIONER'S HALL, No. 17a and 176 Pearl etreet, iVd York. Thev now otter to Country Merchant., and others, a large and superior assortment of Foreign and Domestic Stationery, Staple and Fancy. - BLANK BOOKS, finished in the best style, of English and American paper. Tbey havo added largely to the stock of theettahlithment by tbe purchase ol Ibe newest and best styles, and greatly Increased tba facilities of the eoncern in every way. COLLINS, BOWNE At CO, aug6-d3m 8ueeea.or.to David Felt At Co., Stationer's Hall, 174 and 176 Pearl st. New York. rpo DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY MER- JL CHANTS Tba subscribers, successor, to PrntLrs, Fow-lbb At Co., and formerly for many yeara in the employ of Hoad-ley, Phelps At Co , are now prepared to aupply tne trade and Country Merchant, with every article ia the line of Drugt, Uedicinee, Paints, Dye Siuffe, Perfumer f, e)c, Att, and oa tba most favorable term.. H.v.ng lor some three yeara aince been engaged almost exclusively in the importing bnsine.a,we leal confident that we poaw-aa auperior lacilltiea for obtaining our goods oa toe very beat trima, and we aredlsposed to sell oa eor rcspondfngly favorable term, to our customers. 8TEBHINS, MORGAN St BUTLER, Importer, and Wboh-aale Dealera, auglO-d.?m .6 Cliff atreet. Now York. rD DEALERS in Playing Cards and Stationery. Take notice, that at the Congress Card and Stationery Manufactory, No. 45 Vesev street. New York, yon can pur. chase P lnvln and Ennneled Citrate of every description, manufactured of a superior stock and of better finish, aad at LOWER PRICES, than can be purchased of any other house In the United State.. Re particular to call and examine for yourselves before par chasing. aug-243n. 20,000, GILT BLOCK LETTERS, of dif ferent .izes. for Uf3R. carved by steam machinery. B. F. CRAGIN, SO Nawu Street, between tha Post Office and tbe Custom House, NEW YORK. The difficulty of proeuringcheap and handsome Sign. i. now obviated by the use ol these Letters, having two great sdvanta-ges over other sign. they can be packed aad forwarded to any part of the world without Injury, snd pat In the desired situ a-tlon with very little trouble. 7 Gilt letters warranted aot to change color. juiye-im SNUFF AND TOBACCO. Peter Lorillard, surviving partner ot P. A. O. Lorillard, No. 43 Chatham treat, New York, baa eonstantly oa haad and for aale, Snail aad Flue ent Tobacco of tbe very best auallty, warranted to keen ia any climate. A full price cement sent by addressing as above. jyiaam SIVENESS OF STOCK; and tha Lono bstablishbd and continual Increase of trade from all parts of tha Union, with the many improvementa the undersigned has recently made in hi machinery, enables him to sell his articles at leas prices than any other manufacturer; and he respectfully solicits his friends and the public in general to call and examine his large assortment of LOOKING GLASSE8 and PICTURE FRAMES prevl. ous to purchasing. On hand, ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, MAHOGANY and GILT MOULD1NO, of every description, and all lengths, lor shipping. All communications throuxh tbe Dost office will be thankfully received aad punctually attended to. Direct to box 101. Chat ham Square Post Office. faugll-d3m S. 1, SIGLEB, HARDWARE . Delapierre, Baldwin At Co., (Late Quincy A Delapierre,) 31 and, 33 Dey street, New York, Wholxsalb Uabdwabi Mbbchants, and Dealera In STEEL, IKON, and other METALS, Nails, Axes, Wire, Springs, Axles, Ate, American Mhelf nnd Heavy Hardware, of all kinds, lor sale on Commission, at manufacturera' prices. aug4-d3m TYPE FOUNDRY W. & H. Haoab would respectfully call tbe attention of Editors and Printers In the United States to their establishment, and solicit a continu ance of their patronage. Possessing, with great experience in tbe business, ample facilities, tbey hazard nothing tn saying that all orders with which they may be entrusted will be filled with promptness and correctness ; and that the reputation hitherto possessed by the Foundry, In thi. respeoi.wlll be rally sustained Additions will eonstantly bem.de to the already large and varied assortment ol Job and Fancy Type, Borders, Rules, Ac. now to be found In their Specimen Book specimens of which will trom time to time he Issued. Arrangements have been made by which tha services of an emiuent Punch Cutter have been secured, and Book and Newspaper Type, of an entirely new and beatifu! cut, are now being executed by him, far surpassing any thing yet produced for the purposes of Machine or Handprinting. i ney keep constantly on band every article required in a muting Office, aucb as Presses, Chases, Cases, Galleys, Stands, Furnl. turo, Aa, which will be furnished at manufacturer's prices. uid type received in exchange, at V centa por pound. . r pecimen books will be furnished gratie. upon application by printers. buiiorsana puuusncrs wisning esumaina win oe rurnisnca with the same in detail by inlormlng us of the nature of Ice work to be executed. auglM3m W.AtH. HAGAB. ' REDERICK HALDY, Jeweler & Watch- maker. High etreet. between Tom and Rick etreett, in Badnuf Building, has opened a new assortment of Jewelry, all of which. Is of the iateat fashion, and of his own manufacturing. As he has been working for several years in New York, in one of Ine largest establishments in the East, he flatters himself to do up work neat and on cheap terms. Any giuo oi jewelry or silver ware maae to oraer alter drawings. in setting Diamonds, Ac, he flatters himself to be one of the boat In the country. Also, repairing Watches, Jewelry and Silver ware, will be done prompt and on tbe most liberal term.. augl6-3m 10HN C. HENDERSON & CO., 172, 174 tf and 176 Pearl atreet, (up stflrs) New York, and 68 Rue du Faubourg Poissonnfere, Fnsie, Manufacturers, Importers, and WholesKlo Dealers In Artificial Flowers, Ostrich Featbera, Ribbons, 4c Also, Italian, English and American Straw Bonnets and Braids, Tho above description of goods are chiefly of our own manufacture, and Wholesale Merchants may rely on finding tha newest styles in our warerooms. No deviation In our prices and terms, which are liberal. ang13-3m 91US1C AND MUSICIANS. AUGUST HAMANN, Teacher of Music, recently from Boaton, offers his services to the citizens ot Columbus and vicinity. Orders for Piano tuning promptly attended to. Reference, C. Rxxn. Addrosa at Reed's Music Store. N. B. Situation wanted as Church Organist. August4th.185il.-dly. - HEED & W ATKINS' MUSIC STORE.' NEW and POPULAR MUSIC, tha finest collection ever be lore brought to this city, which was selected for him It New York and Bolton by competent Judgea. Also, will be con stantly receiving New Music soon as published He will been .tiled to furnish Seminaries and Teachers at the lowest rates poasible. PIANOS The large, tstock ever offered In this city, from tbe celebrated manulactoriea rf Chickerlng, Gilbert Ladd, Hallett At Allen, and various other manufactories, which he will sell lor cash cheaper than any other establishment in this State The senior partner having been a manufacturer of Pianoa for the laat seventeen year., .ad being .till engaged in tha baalnees, in Boaton, they are confident they can sell lor less than any other eitabliahmentinth) West N. B. pianoa tuned and repaired at abort notice. New aae second hand Pianos to rent. REED it WATKIN8JJ feltj 4 doors aorta of Nell Honae. i NEW MUSIC, at REED & WAT-" KINS' Music Store I Received this day a larged m supply of new standard ana lesntasnnta music awo,- Grand Polka da Concert, and Love Dream Polka. Grand Valse de Concert, by Old Folks at Home, (comic.) Wallace. Allen Petey. Gold Fever Gallop, by 8 Irak- Blanche Alpen, o.cb. Tom Moore. Ga.llght8chottl.rh. Old Veteraa. Spring Sparrow Polka. National Scbottlsrb. Lexington Quickstep, by Cook. Auld Lang Syne Wall.. Happy Family Polka. Oft for Baltimore, (eoasle.) Kathleen, Mavonrneen, as aung Wait for the Wagon. by Catherine Hayes. There's tnagle In that little The Laat Rom of Summer. song ; and many other song. Wedding Polka. (Grobe. and pieces. apS5 Lon.iana Belle, variations, by NEW BALLADS. Firth, Pond & CcriV of New York, have tent n. the following New Bat- faU Isds, Just published by their house. tjr " The Echn ml Lncense," ar the San nf the Swiaa Mather's Maaie hy KecnA lert. Thi. U a remarkably pleasing ballad, la the Swiss 8tyVa, with an easy piano accompaniment. A beautiful executed colored title page adorns tha masie. For sale by jyl3 O. MACHOLD. NEW PIANO STORE. R, REED has just opened a new store oa High street for tha aale of Pianoa, M. Indeons and all descriptions of Musical Inatrumenta, Fancy Goods, Ate He will be pleased to sea alibis old eaatoatera, and hope, to secure a continuance ol their patronage, store between Town and Rich etreeta. aplT-dtf RREED, High street, between s Towa and Rich, has thia day letelwd a aheap. large variety of V lobe a. Guitars, FlarJaas snd aecoroeoas. wntea will ne sold sstpmnunr Call and eiamine them. spl7-dtl A FINE ASSORTMENT of those celebrated Boudoir PUno., made by I.. Olbert, Boaton. No one map. predate the turrits ana nneriority of these instra neata over th square pianos, antutney have aa oppoamaiiy i timinin apl7-dtf E. KEEP. T AW PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. A. JLl r. PERRT having determined to decline the tanner prae-rJeeof the I aw. H B. CAR KINGTON will prnaeeate the budneaa and settle tbe aoroants ot tbe late firm of Perry A Car. rington, at tbelr recent omce, hi Carpenter's Building bi fetal the Exchange Bank sad State Street. A. F. PERRY. ts-Mcajga nana H g CARsUNGTON. 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