Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1849-04-07

              DAILY OHIO STATE JOURNAL VOLUME XII. COW MBUS, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1849. NUMBER 232. WM. B. THRALL & HENRY REED, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS. OrricE south-oasl eorncr of High street and Sugar alley. TERMS. Daily per annum, $6 00 Tii-weekly por annum, .150 Weekly per uiiniirn, I 00 Term of AdvcrtiHing;. Twelve linci or lea,, one or three initertioni. 51 and 25 ccnta for full additional insertion for three monthi $5 for six months 8 for 12 memos $12 Longer advertisements ill tho same proportion, with a deduction of 20 per cent, on the amount over $20 in six ninntltB. Hv TDK Vk.au. lor twelve linos fit fourth of a col umu $20 half a column $30 whole column $10. BUSINESS CARDS. I jiflll:iri!iiii)fi " AMERICAN. WM. kei.sey, colcmihis, o. J. CAllMal.K Jlloyn Carlisle BOUSE, O p p o n i t is t li e N e w Court House, South Maul -ifm t, April'it-wAwtf. i i i;i i.Kvii.i.r., Plfio. c. t. solis, ATTORNEY AT LAW, am SOLICFl OR IN CI IAN-CERV. Columbus, Ohio. Officii oh Siatc street, in he Masonic Mall building, Immediately Eut of the City Hank. Al! professional business attended to with prmnptnesa snd care. decSOdtf. CHARLES W. GILnoRE, ATTORNEY IT LA W, Chlllicothe, Ohio, will practice in tho courts of Row, Pickaway, and the adjoining counties. Bov30..dtr, MATTHEWS & BUTTLE, ATTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law, Columbus, Ohio. Office one door south of!. N. WW ting dc Huntington's Bookstore, up stairs, Nov. I. I84fi K. J.iMiTTHlfWI, A. IS. BUTTLII. U. I). MOTTBRi ATTORNRV At iAvtand fahcitortn Chanctry. Of hrc on Hig'j tlreet, one door north of tho Exchange Bank, up Blair. May 25. WALTER THRALL, ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Columbus, Ohio. ILT Also, a Commissioner to t ike the Acknowledge-meal of Dsedl for the State &f Now York. Otiicn on High St.. between Town and Rich. 00tt0 Dit. hiahis's orricc, BASEMENT of Judge Swan's new building, High st. Residence Southwest corner of Rich ami Third s's., opposite Baptist Churob. dcell dtf. HRO A DM AY IIOTIIL, B Y DAVID MITCHELL, Broad street. Columbus, O- hio. April 0. .dtf. I. N. WHITING Ai ITLTNTINC;TON, Ml rjOOK SELLERS and Stationers. neit door to the Clinton O Bank. High street, Columbus, Ohio. A large assortment if Hooks and Stationery always on hand. SKIRKKT cv LILLET. B OOK-BINDERS, ffigh street, opposite the Public OA- ens tiommoua. au. -o. iow. K. SK1BJKRT. M. L, Lll.l.KY. GERE, ABBOTT V CO., DEALERS in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron. Nails, Class, House Builders' materials, Farming and Mechanical Tools, Military Goods, Ate. &c, No. 161 High street, sign of the Oitt Padlock, J. R. SCROGCM, IEALGR in Law, Medical, The olonical .Classical, School U and Miscellaneous Books, superior Stationery and Wall Paper, at Derby's old stand, opposite the Stale House. J, B. WHEATON. D RUGGIST.and Dealer in Patent Medicines, Taints, Oils, Dye StUttS.Ulass, etc. &c., wlmlrsaln and retail, corner llih and Broad streets, Columbui, Ohio. FAY & KILBOVRNE, DEALERS in Dry Good., Uraeoriai, Hardwara, Drus. Medicine., PainU,Oila, DyeStufia, Leather, Boot and Shoes. Sec, I ligh street, ( lolumbua, Ohio. Oct. 1, 1841. :. it. Kimi. D BALER IN UKV t;oOlS, &c., opposite Exchange liank, l .olumtiB.. r.ov. r.i..ti. n. COM STOCK & CO., IORTARDIW0 and COMMISSION MERCHANTS. I'roducc Dciilcrs. anil Lard Oil Manufaclurer., Canal Basin, t'olinnhui'.Ohio. J. RIDGWAY & CO'S JI!ON FOUNDRY, Broad atreet, near the Bridge, Colum hus.Ohio. BtO.ea of all kittdl,and a great variety of! )us-tinge, always on hand. Oet I, I8U. I)It. Roll' I' THOMPSON'S OFFICE, N O 4, NEIL'S EXCHANUK, opposito tho Secretary ol state OiiKo. Hiuh at., t.olumbua, ciecii. COLCMRLS HAT STORE. JK I10DISILL, High street, opposite the State Build- illL's, always keeps on hand a good assortment of Hats anil Cups of the latest fashions. Huts made to order. . law" PI!. WILCOX and A. F. PKRRT will practice Law. as . partners, in Franklin ami adjoining counties. Office on east side or High street, opposite I.N. Whiting It llunt- htgtnn s Bo. kstc.ro Feb. lh..t-wif " WM. wiLLSilIRE rFlKY, SURGICAL and Mechanical Dentist, Columbus, Ohio, Agent lor Aleoek's Premium Teeth, For sale Baker A Riley's Patent Forcep Key. Maj 1:5. .t-w I v. CITY M I; It Y" STA R I.E TIM", snbaeriber has removed to the new hiiek stable belli by Dr. L. Ooodale, corner of Sii'ir anil l air alleys, a lew s'eps from Hi 'li street, and rear of tlie Capitol House. TT HORSES AND CARRIAUEB TO l.l.T rrft Nov 2.. dir. j. MAMKYJ OEORGE K, WALCCTT, nian anv banner painter, Nov. U... dtf. coLtistaus, onto . I.l MItClt-I.I MIllilt-LLMHEIl ! J& H. A. FIELD would respectfully direct the atten linn of builders, anil carpenters, to their larye and w i II assorted slock ot lumber ! tliinelos, consisting of oiki.i u) leet of Pine Lumber j MOJ00O " Poplar do) I0OJ0OO warranted HbinsleS Having paid their personal attention to Uia purchase oi their stork, ihev h ue in, besHstlofl in suing that it coinpri ses the best selection ol tjualttus ever Bsfafod lor Mle in this city. They also keep a good xsurlnicni of Country Lumber and Shingles. Yanl on Third street. hrtween State snd Town, ami nearlv opposite the I'irst Presbyter! Sat Church. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. sep'JIi d&wly. PREVENrTVEFclioLERA. I he m is, convenient and pleasant residence it the beautiful and healthy town of W'orthinctoii is for sale very cheap. It is a hou-e of good size, w ell linisheil. WHS every convenience about it for comfortable Ihing. The situation is the most desirable in the the town for n residence, without excep. lion. The vill ige of Worthington is noted fur the respce. lability nnd intelligence of its ss tuple, anil for its churches snu good schools. and is the most heallhv place in this part ol the counlrv. Net one ease of cholera oceured there when it visited Columhn in Met and any one livinc there during the coming summer will lie safe from that dreaded pestilence. It ts but nine mile, from the city of Columbus, and the Cleveland Kailrnad being located about half a mile from the village, will make it a luot desirable situation for those wishing retirement and pure air, at llw same time that they can have a quick snd easy communication with the citv. Enquire of Jsare..dAw H. COWLE3 & CO., 131 High st. CHEEP PELTS I he subscriber will piv iheliigh-O est in irket price in cash for SHLK1' PELTS delivered I his factory oa State Avenue. P. H.VYDEN. rb2.dAwtf To fount rv NtTclmnls. FIRST GREAT WHOLESALE SPRING AUCTION HALE. A. P. STONE & CO., H hotemte Auction und 'ommimon Merchant!, W II. I, sell al PiiUlu A net Ion, oa Tutidiy ml Wpdaes ilav, Miircli CTlh nntl 'I'Mh, OQ6 IhiikImmI t aclcies of Brilinh, rVrncli md American Ury ioodl, pODtprlliog com lotf MlOflOICPt Of new ami bWUtlOll nIvIch (if Spring nml ; Nmimer ( iOOdS. muted t') WO tr.ulc 01 Urn interior 01 Jirr. I Kvrry nrticlc will bo nol.,1, without res em;, to tho hiihoit 1 bidder, Atnonu tho . tiro I, 'NX) m, ICogliofi ami Amnr-1 ican Prints and (Ml.coei,300 m. l-'.iilisli, Krcncli nnd Amer-i iran ( Jinyhains, 00 pa. punted 11 uwJ i tin nnd Lawns, 100 pi. Mouriiiiiir TrintH, ( inhrimi and LlWHI.SOO pra. Summer Ptntlloon Goodfj tUO pre. Vestiu;;. l ' M . Indian Hcid, JOWit City ami other ity lei Brown sbirijng.600 pea, Blench- fd SblriingtSOO pcf, MuiliDi Jtconet, Bonk and SwIm Miit litis. Cap nnd Cap Lteotj Lace ind Lace Kdirinir. Black, Mixed. White and Brown Hose and Half Move, 1U( pieces 1 ish Linens, 100 pleeoi Brown Linen for Summer ('oatt Bonnet, Cap ami Taffata Rlbbooe, lute ami 1ilck Cript, Lflffhorn, Fioretiot, Straw and Lawn BotmeUi silk, PoogM and Cotton Pocket llundkercliiefs, Linen Cambric Hand-kerehieJi. LSO I'h.r. ieedlc, Cnmbn. Hookl and EjM Thread, Sewing Silk, r,, Arc, eonprilihg n cnmplele ami perfect nsnort-nent of everv article usually kept in the Dry (!uut!s lino. Vl.sn piece Black, Rrown and Blue (Mollis. oO ploOOJ Biai k and Lanev Cufimtrt. fiOOpiin Ladies Morocco SlippCfl and BhoOC, 900 pain Ladies Shoes and Boot. Calf ami Grain. SOcoaei Kip ami Calf Bootfa purs .Men ami Boy's Kip BrOgaMs 1(H) boiel Superior ( 'avemlisli TobnCQOi The nttontion of Merchants in Columbus and rarrounri Ing towns particularly invited to tall sold. Sale will COmmoBOfl oaoh day at i) o'clock. marlC ddtw. A. 1' STONE, Auctioneer. TWO sr j, i:di I) farms FOR HALE. THE subscriber, residing at Waterviilc. in tho county of l.uens. oilers for sale, al reasonable terms an to price and pa mnit. two of the wont &hte.ndid kftpTOtitd fOfVM upon the Afattmtt Rtvtr, to wit: The firm known as the Dodd firm, at Damascus, about tweut)-five miles above Maumeo City, containing nearly 300 acres, 70 of which arc bottom land upon the Maumeo river. There are upwards of 100 acres in a highly improved stale, wdh good dwelling and liUth0USas, nearly new, orcharding and fruit tress. The Wabash and Erie canal p iFsru through the farm, tints affording water to all it parts, ami ease of transportation to too lake. This is one of the most beautifUl forms upon the Mautpee liver, and probably cjan scarcely be exceeded in the State. Also, the farm upon which I reside, containing nearly two hundred acres, over one hundred of which are highly improved, with thirty aereH of bottom land upon the Maumce. UpOO this farm there are largo and very productive orchards oi choice grafted fruit, good dwelling and out buildings, a variety o fruit, consisting of a largo quantity of cherries, grapes plums :nul peaches in short, a place which the un. oeraigned Ins fitted Up, during a residence of fifteen years, as a home for himself. Terms may bo known on application, marlfi. H. REED. IT7H1TE SULPHUR SPRING FARM FOR BALE Situated one and a hall miles southot Co lumbust on the west bank of the Scioto river, containing 170 acres; two-thirds oi the richest kind of bottom. Thebal mce is upland ' good QnaUty lor born or wheat. All un der cultivation but about 30 acres The firm is well wa tered, harlng the Scioto river running the whole length on one side ana fl never Hilling sulphur spring ir 'be centre, which fbr Stock water is unsurpassed by any other in the world, Any person desiring to purchase, will do well to ?all and eiamino tho Spring rami. Terms maile known on application. April3..dftw WM, L. MINER, DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. THE copartnership cf 0 WYNNES St McMURDIE.ts this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons having claims againal said firm will look to the late firm of K. W. at K- Q wynne for payment. All persons indebted will likewise make payment to thru. E. W, G WYNNE, F-VAN n WYNNE. Columbus, March 1, 1049. JOHN McMURDlE. NOTICE. ALL persons indebted lo either hc firm of E. V. ft E. (iwyjino, or U wynnes & McMurdie, are requested to call and make settlement. We intend closing our business at ( Injumbus. and desire to do so al as early a date as practicable. E. VV, V E. G WYNNE. March 12. 1840 ImdJtw. COPARTNERSHIP MeELVAlN FITCH, Wholesale and Betail Grocers, and Deilera in Produee, would respectfully inform their friends and public generally, that they have entered Into copartnership, aml njsy be found at the warehouse for inerly occupied by John H'illard, near the Soioto llridge, where thev otl'er for sale a large assortment of Groceries very low lor cash or produce. Thev will also pav cash for all kinds of produce. JOS MeELVAlN, JulyMfcw. R. PITCH (RANT) MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES. UTHORIZED by the Legislature of Maryland, and t drawing under the superintedence of Comnisslonera sppointed bv the Governor ol Maryland LKfVlSSON CO, .n( r.v AgmU, 13a Prill si., BiWmore, Md, Unparalleled success in prize selling ! Never was known in so short a time such a succession nf in iL'nilkent prizes as thosi? recently seid by the ever fortunate iioiibc of Low isson I o. tieliol.l tl.e w itin sses : N S. 2. 2ti,Si, prize of .S IS 01 ; fi. 43. ol, do Sli-OCO; 17,13,44, do 5-:.ri,0(;0; 1 18,36, do itlSIKji); 1, 39, fit do jt8JS77tSI,89,o7,do J3.0tOH." .V.lr5.do fA.OOO) 18,4 I, 63. do 14,000 1 7, 3S, fid, do f6,000, besides uaoyol glfiUO. jT 600, f760,fco. &.c. The greater majority of these prizes, all of which can be vouched for bv relorrmg to the Managers' official drawing, have been s.ihi within the last month, lo distant correspon. ; dents in Ohio nnd Virginia j and We would respectfully .o. I licit orders in any ol the follow ing grand schemes, lu bo drawn in the month of April, 10 18 Kuclose any amount yen w ish lo invest in a ietterdireeled I to us. and it is sure to come sal'e, anil our friends can rely 1 on prou pt punctuality, Integrity, and the strictest conli ! dence in filliic all orders, oriu an) waj connected with our butinoes. Always eddress LEWISSON fc CO.. BaltitnorS) Md. bV I AirLotWry, extra Class 1!). for MondaT, April 9 i Capital prizes. 8,000, 4JW0, 1 000, 10 of IJjOO, j Tickets ,S-.'iO, abates in proportion. Ccr. ol package of quarters. -'J. Maryland Lottery. Class 116, for Thursday April 11. I Capitals. 12.0 0. 6.000. 3.1 00. I Tickets fl. Package for lK.iO. E Grand Consolidsted Lottery, ( lass to, Saturday, April 14, I splendid priis) of cs'ljOuo, 3 do 13J900, 18 do l.lOO.'jo I do MX). Tickets flO, halves J5, quarters i'J,')0 Package of qrs. 332,50, eighths fVJU. Consolidated Lottery, extra SO, for Wednesday, April Ifith. Su 0, I .Hi I). : i.l it. I.UjO. Tickets ,SJ,j(l. 'Tack. SU,M. Consolidated I.otterv, Class CO. for I'ridav. April 20. Highest prizes. V 1(1 MSI. .'11X0. 2 ( (.0. HO ot :,(:n. , Ticke's St, halve. quarter. $. Cerlificaleof pack- ago ol Whole tickets ffifl, halve. v;2l!, quarters fli, Maryland Lottery. Class 61, for Monday. April 23. 1 $23 000. 6,10, 3 Mil. 1JM. Ticket. $8.' Packages only ! fft Any one wishing I ewisson fc Co s monthly bulletin. containing a synopsis of all the lotteries, can have it by lor-wardicg us their address. Susquehanna l.oiterv. Class SL for Wednesday April 25. I Capital 37,377 ; Li,o 7.600. 3500, 25 priz-s each of j 1,000 and 600. Tickets gli). Packages for S'.j2,50. (Consolidated Lottery, Class I .'. for Tliursdav, April H. ftUOO, 8.ICO. 5.(00. 4,000, iclif. Ticket. 55. Packages 18 50. I GRANO MONSTER LOTTERY. J'ivr MUitm in oM f.otitni sjasje Cnpititl Prize 100,(l(Kl DoHarsill j Every OM should have at least a .hare in this superb scheme, as every prize is a little IS rtune. 75 number Lottery. 15 drawn ballots. 1 priz ol 1100,000 is flOOJOOOl 2 of 50(Klaro 100.000; I "t IfiJDOOsjra IOO.OOO ; of I iJA n ire HukkI; 20 of 5.01 10 sre 100,000; 10 of 4(K(I are I60I.C0; 10 of 3 0011 are 120.-( (XXI ; .mounting altogether, in tin. one scheme, to five mil lions lour nuiiureo ami iwo moos 1110 ooieirs in caw. Tickets $100, halve. $50. quarters $26. eighth. $12.60. Certificate ol a pack ace ot 25 qnarti r ticket, wdl cost $00, 25 eighth ticket. $150,25 sixieenihs ticket. $75. There are 15 prizes to every 10 hi in s in each pickace of 2j tir-kets. making this the larjesl . best, and most advanta-geoiM lottery that ha-ever been draw n in the L'nited State.. All order, .trictly confidential. Address the old, established, and fortunate firm of LEWISSON A CO., mar26. 138 Pratt street, Baltimore, Md. J. RIDGWAY & CO., IIIIOMI STREET, COWMBVH, OHIO. TlT ANIII'AC'TUIIKHS of Steam Engines, Stores. Plows JVX und all kinds of Machinery. They are the ciclusitc nunulacturersin this put of ihe state of Hurln ImpTOtld Double nnd Single Ortn ('iiol;ng Store, And have recently procured. un entire new set of pattern,. (.oiiiunoiig one nuproveltieuis iiiaou inuier me special uirec lion of Ihe patentee. This Stove, they are now prepared to say, is the vry best family Cooking Stovo which hosov-er been made, either here or elsewhere. There are four sizes, from No. 2 to No. 5, varying in size and price so ns to suit any family, Th" subscribers also make the Premium Cooking Stove ol a superior pattern, Tin. is a good and cne ip Stove. J neir stock ol stoves con-islti, in part, of the follow ing : Buck's Improved Double and Single Oven ( looking Stoves. Premium Improved Cooking Stoves. Wager's Air-tight I'nrlor Stoves, elegant pattern. rcckliam s " " nnd Hex Staves. CI lUOIlt Coal. Parlor and Shop Stoves. 7 and 10 Plate Stove.. Plate Hexes, four sizes. The subscribers also continue Ihe Plow business, as (01. mcrly, an make a variety of kinds ol the veryebest materials and workmanship. In addition to thnii former business, thev have prepared themselves al'great expense, and are now manufacturing STEAM ENGINES, of v irions sizes and patterns, but ell embracing the latest improvements. Their prices will bi as low us work of the same quality can be procured for else, where. Machinery of all kinds mule to order, and reunite promptl attended to. 1 he euheorlljors ere also the exclusive iinnufaclurers cf Parker's Patent Water Wheel in this State, the best saw mill wheel in use. A continuance of public natronaep is elicited. declSdAw j. IUDGWAY .t CO. .IJF,!.VV TV-T- V f t" f C BOSION PIANOS. THE subscriber would most respectfully call Ihe attention ol the musical public to some of Gilbert's Patent Grand Action Piano Fortei, Me is now opening, among which are two jEolichord Pianos. lor compactness of form, beauty of style, delicacy of touch power una quaiiiv 01 one, SURPASS ALL OTHERS, ever made in this count rv. Their peculiar construction ren deis the tone so rich, varied, and powerful, na entirely to preclude the possibility of being appreciated without being heard. Persons wishing to pun base anil ihe profession L'ener ally are respectfully invite:! to call, examine and decide lor themselves. All Pianos sold at this agency will be warranted for one rear if they do not prove good, the purchase money will he refunded or exchanged to suit the purchaser. Arrange-uients having been made, new music fur the Piano w ill be received monthly, Piano wire ill sets 01 single string Pianos, Organs, Seraph ines, ami all kinds ol musical instilments, lulled or papain d al short notice. Orders from a distance promptly attended lo. Pianos sold at manufacturers' prices and carriage. Wareroom, 4 doors north of Neil House nov6 dAwly A. REED, Agent. IMPROVED FARMS. ONE of 271 acies, in Norwich lp , Franklin co.,0, One oi (il acres, in Prairie tp , Franklin co., 0. One of 2.',0 acres, in Harlem Ip , Delaware co.. O. One of 1 10 acres, adjoining Ihe citv of Columbus, O. due of 100 acn e in Wesllield tp., Delaware co., O. One o' 1 III acres, iii Richland co., Illinois, Que "f IQQ acres, jo Heniv county. Iowa One ol 11,11 acres, in Logansport, Indiana. One of Kin acres, in Licking CO., O, The above farms will be sold 011 very reasonable terms, some for cash and some part cash and part property in this vicinitv, MILLS A SMITH, Genl Vgents, marl7. Exchange Dank Building. KENTECKY" RIFLE POWDER. WF. have just received from the 00 h hinted Hazard Powder Co., a consignment of their best Kentucky Rifle Powder, consisting in part of the following qualities and packages 1 60 kegs FEF. H. -10 hf hogs do. 50 quarter do do.; which we w ill sell at Ihe nvinufaclu rer's prices. FINCH A l'l.YNT, octal uAwly. Nos. '1 and 5, Buckeye lllock. "carpets7car1pe ts t Y-at aih tion t Al'. STONE A CO. will sell, on Thursday, April 5th. . 1849, 200 yards Tapestry Brussels Carpeting, splendid article. 400 " Superior " ' " " 1 ( 11 10 " Superliue Ingrain. 300 " 3 ply Carpet, a beautiful pa'lerns. 600 ,; w Union Ingrain Carpet. 200 " Stair Carpet. ALSO A great variety of furniehins goods. such as 101 Shirting, Napkins. Window Curtains. Oil Window Shades, Ac. The attention of tho citizens of Columbus is invited to this sale. They will be sold in h.is.tostnt purchasers. from 20 to 100 yards. inarlo d.x, w. TO COUNTRY 'MERCHANTS, WISHING to purchase Groceries, we would say that we have the largest and most extonsivc stock of Groceries inthis city, and we are determined to sell them at pri ces tha twill mike it lor your interest 1 ' give usa can. we wish tn have it distinctly understood that we are not lo be undersold in this market. Our stock comprises everv article in the Grocery linn to be found in this or the Cincinnati market, and vm reaped, fully solicit all who wish to purchase, lo call and examine our stock before making their purchases, FINCH A FLYNT, oct31 dAwly. No.. 4 ami 6, Buckeye lllock. BAKER'S PATENT PR EM II Ml GATE. IT1 is evident this Gate possesses many valuable qualities over the Swing Gate or any other which we have teen, among which w-e notice the following : 1st Its self-balancing principle obviates all difficulty of sagging 2d. Its simplicity of structure renders it easy of manufacturing, 3d, Its durability is secured by bearing its entire weight on t he rollers, and only in a perpcniliciilardirrction. till. A team m i) approach it on either side without backing up to open it 5th, It slides parallel with the fence which renders il outol the way when open. 6th. Time and labor saved in opening and shutting, equals Bfty feet travel at each operation. 7lb. The difficulty of swinging against wagons while passing thro is obviated. 8th. 1, or more is actually saved on each Gate by obviating tiio expense el iron liingesnnd fastenings, .is the expense of the rollers will Dot exceed 25 c!s. 1 hose Gate, took the first Premium at the New Vork State Agricultural lair, held in Auburn, October, IDlli; also, several county Premiums. The Self-Shutting Wicket Gate, also, the Farm Gate has been built in front of tho Institution for the Ulind, wnere they may be inspected. The subscriber has the right for Franklin county, for the hove dates, and will tell rights on reasonable terms. Columbus. June. 15.. dltwtf. JOEL SEARLES. PATENT HARK MILLS, nmli ma new and Ingbli approved manner ; one of the best mills now in use. and w arranted to perform well. facliired and for sell by J. L, A W. A. Gill, at the June 19.. wAt-wtf. FRANKLIN FOUNDRY, ONE SUPER MIFF AND ONE MACKINAW II LANK El". Now is your last chance, ladies and gentlemen, to keep warm. Call r.t II. COWLES A COS, jinl2dAw. Next lo Whiting's bookstore. YJLTH HAVE LEFT A FEW beautiful all wool De V v Lainea and ( 'ashineres. some of choice small figures, to be closed out at cost. Ladies, this is a rare chance. II. COWLES k CO , janltdltW, Nexl to Whiting's bookstore SCAHI.ET FRENCH MERINO Mazirire Blue". Dark Green, and other color.. Also, Blue, Pink end Orange French D'l.aines, a H. COWLES a co s. decl5tlAw. Next to Whiting eV Huntington's 'PORACCO. Country merchants, tow n merchants and A chewers, are informed that w-e have line broad plejg, small ping, and the best low price pOQjd plug Tobacco to bo found 111 this city, by t lie box or pound decl3dAw. H. COWLES A CO pooPERS' TOtjLs7"f varinu, eetebrated maaefac- s.- turcs, lor sale at the sign of the noi.30 GH.T PADLOCK GN(GH A MS ! nHIGHAMStl GlNGIIAMS! 1 1 I'IF.CES of plain and plod Linen. Manchester Earl- ) .ton, French and American Ginghams, irom I2A to 37 cents. F. C. SESSIONS. mar22-dAw2w. rasa liO'Hi'c? viHBa r;.( ffSS. 1 BOOKS & STATION E R . l.N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON, Ihokiellert und .Mntionrrt , Higi tlreet. Another supply of Alitcnulcy'n Eugland, Noe. 1 mid 3. TIIK HISTORY OP ENGLAND, from the accession of James II. liy Thomas Bablnglon Macauley. Vol.. 1 nud 2. A fresh supply this day received at tho Bookstore of April.'). I. JY WHITINO A IILWi'lNGTON. fi.OOO PIECES OP WALL PAPER. THE subscribers have opened a large assortment of Wall Papers, comprising the most extensivo variety of Pat lorn, ever otlorod lor sale in this market; prices varying from 8 cents to 5I JJ0 per piece. Among the collection is a variety of A'iri nnrl EllfOfii Stolen Patterm -Bordirlrur.A'C. Wimion Curtain lwn a large variety of Pin-Hoard Sen ens all of M hich w ill uo si.iu at very low prices lor cash. Persona desiring to purchase Wall Papers. A c . are re- speclfully Invited to call and eiamine this assortment he- foie pure baaing elsewhere I. N. WHITING A HUNTINGTON. mar!8 dAw OREGON AND CALIFORNIA. rTMII, best work yet ! Oregon und California in 1848, bv 1. J. QuitMi Thornton, late Judge of the Supreme Court of Oregon, ( With in appendix ; including recent an I authentic information on the subject of the gold mines of t California, and other valuable matter, of interest to the em Igrant, Vc. With illustrations and a map. 2 vols., 12 mo, thin day received at the bookstore of mar28. 1. N. WHITING A HUNTINGTON. HE LA.HAKTINE'S NEW WORK. r)APHAEL, or Pages of tho Book of Life at twenty, by k Alphnnse De Lamortlne, Price 25 cents. This day received at ihe bookstore ol inar'2fi. I. N WHITING ,V HUNTINGTON. BAPTIST SdEL-Cnion or Church nntl Ntnte. Essay on the. union of Church mid State, by Baptist Wriotheslev Noel M. A, I vol. 12 mo. Abbott's History of Hannibal. History of Han-nih il, the Carthaginian, by Jacob Abbott, with engravings. I vol . Ill mo., this day received at the bookstore of mnrtt, I. IS. WHITING A HUNTINGTON. QULWER'I new nmiit. rpHECAXTONS a Familv Picture, by Sir E. Lytti L liulcr. parti. Price 18 cents. This day recelvt at the bookstore of uiai'2H. J WHITING A HUNTINGTON. TRVING'S WORKS, Vol. 7. Tales of a Traveler 1 I vol . 12 1110. 1.2). Columbus and his Companions. Vol. 3, with map. S6 The previous vols, furnish) d. l or sale by marlS. I N. WHITING A HUNTINGTON, THE OHIO OFFICER AND JUSTICES' " GUIDE, EMBRACING the duties i.l justices of the peace constables, and other township officers, including officers acting under ihe school law, with appropriate forms, Also, directions aid forms for executors, administrators and guar dian.,.with a treatise on the law ol partnerships and bailment, and ihe duties nnd liabilities ol coiiiuinn carriers, car-rierc of passengers, and innkeepers, with a collection nf forms of deods, articles of agreement, bonds, powers of at forncy, wills, Ac.. Ac . by Humphrey H. Leavitt Judge of ihe Dielrii t iourt of the United States for the Distiict of Ohio. I vol 8vo.,680 pages, Price reduced to $S( in good lata binding. Tho present edition of the above work has been compiled v. ith groal care, and is now prose nted to the public with net-in important additions and Improvements The publisher indulges a strong confidence that the present edition w ill prove a valuable assistant to Ihe justices of the peace, Constables and other lownahlp officers, The principal statutory provisions, relating lo Ihe duties, with the constructions sani Honed by the Courts of the State, and other legal refer eqces, are embraced under appropriate heads, The forms of those officers h ue been carefully revised, and large additions made to their number. To the justice of the peace and the man of business, thu compendious tiealise on Ihe law relating to partners and partnerships, as also that relating to bailments, including the liabilities of common carriers, carriers of passengers, and inkeepers, will he ol great prm . 1 ... 1 utlliiy. ti: tuiui. ut anrctea uf agreement, conveyance., and oilier Instruments of writing, necessary In ihe daily transactions of life, will be found of great convenience to every man of business, RZCOM MEKDATIOICI : From the Hon. M. Bircbard and Reuben Wood, Judges of H e Supreme Court Of the State of Ohio. The work." ihe Ohio Officer and Justices' Guide, " has been examined, so far as our time would permit, xvith care, and we are convinced thai it will be useful and convenient to large classes ol our re! low citiaene, It has been prepared with much care, and contains much practical information, useful to men of business, and which relates tn the daily transaction, uf lift." M. BIRCHARD, REUBEN WOOD. . From the Hon. John 0. Wright. ' 1 have examined with Considerable care the lart edition of Judge Leavitt. Ohio Officer und Justices' Guide. This is a most volu ible book for (he justice, of ihe peace, constables and all other township officers, and others connected with the business of these officers. The forms are accurate and brief, snd will be nl great service in producing uniformity and correctness in the transactions nf those offi-ccrs. The directions for executors, administrators and guardians, with forms of deed... wills, . e.. ami references lode-. isions of our courts, will be found convent! m. His brief treatise on the lew of partnership-, bailment, common ami passenger carriers, and innkeepers, are well eonceived, As w hole, ibis book contain, much mstierol great practical use, and well adapted to the end the author had in view." J. c. wRlGHT, Ohio Officers' Guide, Embracing the dutlea of constables and other township officers, including officers acting under the school laws, with appropriate forms; also, directions and forms for executors administrator, nod guardians, with treatises on the law ol partnership ami bailment, and the duties and liabilities ol common carriers, carriers of passengers, and innkeepers ; with a collection of forms of deeds, articles of agreement, bonds, powers of attorney, wills, Ac&c ,bv Humphrey II. Leavitt, Judge of the District Court of the l'nited States tor the District of Ohio. I vol. Uvo. Price $1.25. The above volume w ill be loiind to embrr.ee the duties ol constables snd other township officers, including officer, acting under Ihe school law, w ith appropriate forms. Also, directions and rormi for executor. , administrators and guar-dians.with treatises on the law of partnerahip and bailment, and the duties and liabilities of common carrie-s. earners ol passenger,, and Innkeepers, with a collection of form, of deeds, articles of agreement, bunds, mortgagee, powers of attorney, wills. Ac. Tha forme of articles of ajrecmenl, conveyances and other instruments of writing, necosrary in dm daily trnnsac hone or lift, will be found of great convenience to every man of business. The above valuable works arc for sale by the dozen o singlo copy at the bookstore of I. N. WHITING A HUNTINGTON. Columbus, Match 21, 1849, TbeV nay ate. be had, at their prices, nf tho following I persons, vis 1 Dr. Harvey Scott, Lancaster; Joseph Jones, . bookseller, Chillleotbe ; William .Me irthur,C ireleville ; I). M. Murray. Portarm nth ; Ssnfotd a Co.. booksellers, New-ark ; W. W. Reed A Sons.do.. Zanesviile) McCrackcnfe ! Thompsnn, ( Inmbridge 1 John Hurst, do.i Dr. John Dunham ..i.oiBMiie , j. 11. 1 iiompson, ooosseiier, x Jteeling ; A. L. Prater, do., Bieabenvilloj li. I.. A 'I'. Henna, New Li. leu ; James A. Adair, Uiq.. MeConnellsvillc ; Wm. Nash. OalUpoflei Henry II. Neal, do.) Btaba.lt Elkins. booksellers. Akron; W. A S. Slocum. do., Marietta J. I). Bigger A Co., Mssoillont J.J. last. do.. Canton ; B Little, do , Kavenna ; C. W. James, olerk Of the court. Logan, Hocking couuti ; John J. Beach, bookseller. Alt. Vernon; Samuel Snooper, WoosteT) John Ueall. Cadiz ; B. K Boot clerk of the court. Mil, crsburgh, I Mines county ; Win. II. Csn-Held, Esq. Medina; M.C. Vounulove. book-eller ( li ve 1 find; Ssaford A Hay ward, do., do.) C. Bartlett.do., Peines- vine; w.jxi, loiter, aricn, I r 11 111 tin 1 1 counlv ; Airiest. Hnbbard, eletk of the court. Jelfers, n. Ashtalrals county; D.ivnl I auipbell A Son. hook-ellers. Sandusky City; VV. M. St irks, Postmaster. Lower Sandusky ; J. J, lieach! hook-seller. Mansfield; J. B. Lsrwell, clerk ol the court, Bucy-rus; Brooson A MOLeen, Kenton, Hsrdin eounty j Kurtz a Lumbacker, booksellers, Springfield) S. Milllkaa, clerk of the court. U ashii gton, Fnyetle county ; Charles Ells, bookselh r. Dai toil ; Francis I larr s. Xeui ; W. M. Mcdar-vev.d,,., Piqne ; Thomas Brodio. Poeteiseter, Leoenoa ; il. W. Derby V Co., booksellers. Cincinnati ; Bradlev Jk An-ttu ny.do . do.) Win W I ay. Dela ware; tl ('. orr h . I p-per Sandusky : ( 'urtis Allen. Marion ; John Melvin. London. Madtseo county ; 1 ieorge Ebert, 'I illin; Win. I leans . i'erry.-burgh ; and C. E. Newman and X ,M (,'roshy. Norwalk. in ir 'I-.I.V w. VTOTES of Travel in (.HlHornin, price 25 cents. Il (.'aliforma Oeida liook. witli map,, routes, and maps of the Gold Region ; price 50 cents. What I saw in California ; new edition, with appendix. For sale at the new bookstore. Ned House. marc!i3. J. II. RILEY A CO. .1. L. A W. A. GILL, IRON FOUNDRY, corner ol Town nnd Canal .treets, Columbus. Ohio; Warehouse. No. 7. Broadway Exchange. Stoves I'lotiizhs. Corn Shellers. Hollow Ware"; andagen-eral assortment of Foundry castings, alwaya on band. Job work and .Machinery made to order in the bust manner, and in short notice. Junel'J. .wAt-wtf. CINCINNATI. KOUAK eOHRLinO. U II.I.IAM tVOOU AM UKU WOOD CONKLING, WOOD A CO., MANU t'ACTU It KUS OF Puro Whilo Lsnd, Chromo Green, lied Lead, " Yellow, Litharge, " Red, Putty, Paris Green, Whiliuir. fire dried, Chinese Blue, I'aria W hile. Assorted colored Paints and Cider Vinegar. J'nri stile of Court itreet, East of Broadway. Yi n; have adopted the most approved method, as prsc V tised b best Eastern manufacturers, in manufactur ing White Lead, and will warrant it equal to any inanu'ar-tored in tho United State.. Will warrant the quality of each article we manufacture, to bo ns good as any to be pro-cured, and to give entire satisfaction. Offered at lowest prices on usunl time, er discount for cash. Cincinnati, Jan. 3 IvdAw SUNDRIES. 50 hf chests Y. II. G. P. and Imp. Tea; jisi candies do ao do do; 50 qr cask, P. Durand'a Burgundy Port Wine ; 30 do ltcd Wine ; 41) do pure juico Port Wino; 100 casks Scotch Ale and London Porter; 201) boxes Claret Winea. various brands ; 10 bbls. pure Tennesseo Peach Brandy ; COO oz. No. 1, Nutmegs; 600 mats Cassia ; 100 baskets Olive Oil. In store and for sale by march7. SQDTHOATE, HAWTHORN A CO. UOU SALE. 110 Acres of Land, situated on JL the turnpike road leading to Lexington, bh miles from Newport, Ky., CO acres under cultivation, a new two story brick house, containing- ciirhl rooms, orchard, well, cistern. and other improvements. Price $50 per acre, one-half I down, balance on time. Apply to SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN A CO., mnrch7. 21 Columbia St., Cincinnati. TEAS. 5001 half cheats Young Hyson, 10') do Gunpowder, 100 do Imperial. For sale by KING A HEFFNER, 27 Main street, mar22. Cincinnati. 171SH-20"6 bxi Herring; ' 1 500 brls Mackerel ; 2.1 drums Codfish ; u oris jxo. 1 .-lanuon. For sale by jan 1 8. KING A HEFFNER, 27 Main it., Cincinnati. nRIUTS.-200 bnxes R.isins ; j 1. 21) brls fresh Currants; 25 do Filberts. 80 bogs Brazil Nuts: For, iln by KING A HEFFNER, jaal8. 27 Main st., Cincinnati. I") RANDY- " J 50 hf pipes A. Seignette, dsrk nnd high flavor; 25 rlo Otard. Dupuy A Co., pale ; 100 quarter casks Port Wine, various grades; J Our own importation, for sale at low prices, dv KING A HEFFNER, i decifi. No. 27, Nain street. ( "tOPFEE, Ac.'OJ bags Rio ; V-i 3C0 do Laguyra; 50 do Java; 600 hi chests Teas all grades ; 60 cask, Rice. For salo by KING A HEFFNER, dec 15. No. 27 Main street. jVlADEIRA WINES. 1VI 20 qr casks Priest Madeira Wine ; 35 octaves Blandy do do ; 51) qr casks Wnndbouae do ; 5 pipes do doj In store nnd lor sale low, by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN A CO., ftW, 21 Columbia st., Cincinnati. B raFdies. 45 hf and qr pipos A. Seignette Brandy ; 10 do do J.B. Gndard do; IfitrO do Maglo,y do; 5 do do J.J. Dupuy do ; All of which are perfectly pure "nnd for sale low bv SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN A CO., feb7. 2-1 Columbia st , Cincinnati. GERE, AHHOTT A CO., JVo. 161, High strrrt, sign of the Gilt Padlock, HAVE, in store and offer for .ale, a general assortment 0 Foreign and Domestic Hardware and Cutlery, house builders' goods, gun materials, farming and mechanical tools, sash, paints, nil, varnish, carriage trimmings, whips, mats, Ac. I hanklul lor past favors, we hope, by close attention to business, am', increased facilities for accommodating customers, to merit and receive a liberal share of patronage. Fr. SKINNER, C Late of New Lisbon, Ohio.) GENERAL Agency, Commission nnd Forwarding Merchant, deals in Butter, Cheeso, Lard, and Produce in general, No. 13, East Front St., near steamboat landing, Cincinnati, Ohio. Refer to Justus Wright, and A. G. Richardson, Bro. A Co., Cincinnati; B. V. Snodgrass A Co., New Lisbon) CriggA Elliott, Philadelphia; John Smith. New Orleans; S. B. Koss, Ports-mouth; Lawson A Covode, Wellsville ; Bwalt nnd Gebhart, Pittsburgh; John Scott, Nashville: W. C. Scott. St. Louis. aep2! dtf. tcTthe pudlic. HAVI NG completed our new Piano and Tea Wareroom,, and received our first shipments, consisting of 36 splendid Pianos, and 300 chests choice 'Peas, we invite purchasers and dealers in those articles to call and examine our stock which will he replenished weekly. Our Teas are purchased for cash direct from Importers, and our Pianos ueing from the manufactory of Stodart A Dunham, New Vork, cannot ho equalled in the U. States. The Piano Saleroom is over the 'Pea Warcrooma, sjid occupies the w hole upper part of the building. Teas put up in ,j and A pound packages, of better quality, in belter style, and at lower prices than of any of the Eastern packing houses. SMITH A NIXON, SUgl. N. E. corner 7th and Walnut ata., Cincinnati, O. MRD WARE-AN D ClITLER V. WE beg leave to inforn the Merchants of the Western country that we are now receiving in addition tn our former strock a very extensive variety-of Goods in the Hard ward line, of American, English and German manufacture. We particularly request the Merchants to an examination of our stock before they make their purchases in other markets, as we aro confident that our prices will tie found correspondingly low with those of New York and other F.as tern cities. Our stock is comprised in part of the following 1 Collin's, Simmon's, and Mann's Axes; Mill and X Cut Saws; Grass nnd Grain Scythes ; Scythe Sneaths ; Sickles; Hay and Manuro Forks Haines, Traces, Hoes; Anvils; Shovels nnd Spades; And Looking Glasses. Also, a complete assortment of Shelf Hardware. Prompt and particular attention will be given to all or-dcrs entrusted to our care. MEAD A WINSTON, March 4..t-wtf. No. 15 Pearl street. Cincinnati. HAGS WANTED. We w.ll atalft7mes cay the highest market price in Cash for good Rags. The present price is $3,25 per huadred lbs. NIXON A CO., Paper Manufacturers, Walnut st , Four doors below Pearl at., Cincinnati. marchfi $2 Cin Gai. SUGAR. 100 hbds fair to prime, for sale bv KING A HEFFNER, JealS. 27 Main st., Cincinnati. p A STILE SOAP. w for sale by dec 15. -100 boxes this day received sad KING A HEFFNER, No. 27 Main street. BOIIHRON WHISKEY, 200 hbla. Bourbon Wilis-key, ranging from 3 tn 8 jeara old. in store and for .ale low by SOUTHGATE. HAWTHORN A CO., feb7. J4 Columhis ,t.. Cincinnsli. 6 TWIST TOHACCO. 30 kegs No. l.GTwislTo. bscco, in store nnd for sale by SOUTHGATE. HAWTHORN A CO, feblt. 21 Columbia St., Cincinnati. IOLASSES. MtObrl,. ' 11 1 Coffee 1000 bags. For sale bv janlB. KING A HEFFNER, 27 Main at., Cincinnsti. I ARD.-60keg.. Li Butter 10 brlB ; 30 kegs. Timothy Seed uo Drl. For sale by jantB KING A HEFFNER. 27 Main St., Cincisnsti. CCHAMPAIGN WINES J 60 baskets ( liquet Champaign ; 30 do Heidaick do; 25 caaes Cabinet do ; In store and for sale lnw.bv febl2. SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN A CO.