Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1849-08-02

              DAILY OHIO STATE JOURNAL VOLUME XIII. COLl! MBUS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1849. NUMBER 21- WM. B. THRALL & HENRY REED, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS. Omen south-east corner of High streot and Sugar alloy. BUSINESS CARDS. AMERICAN. WM. KB LI BY, COLUMBUS, O. J. B. W If EATON, DRUGGIST.and DaalerlnPtatMedlolM.wint,Olta, Dye Stulfs.Glass, die. &c.,wholesaloand retail. corner of High and Broad itMetl, Columbus, Ohio. C. It. KING, EALER IN DRV GOODS, &c, opposite Exchange Bank, Columbus. Nov. 19.. tf. D B. COMSTOCK & CO., IFORWARDING ami commission MERCHANTS. Produce Dealers, and Lard Oil Manufacturers, Canal Basin, Columbus, Ohio. J. RIDGWAY & CO'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near the Bridge, Colum bus. Ohio. Stoves of all kiuds,and a great variety ol'Caa-tings, always on hand. Oct. I, 18H. DR. ROB'T THOMPSON'S OI'iTCE, N O. 4, NEIL'S EXCHANGE, opposite the Secretary of State s Ulhro, High St., I.oiumuut. DSOll. COLUMBUS HAT STORE. JE RODISILL, lligli street, opposite the State Build- ings, alwayH keeps on hand a u'od assortment of Hats and Caps of the latest fashions. Hats made to order. WM? WILTSHIRE RILEY7 SURGICAL and Mechanical Dentist, Columbus. Ohm. Agent for Alcook's I'rcniiiimTeetli. For sale Baker & Riloy'i Patent Forccp Kev. Mav 13..t-wly. CITY LIVERY STABLE. riMIE subscriber has removed to the new brick stable bnill J. by Dr. L. Goodalc, corner of Sugar and Fair alleyB, a lew s'eps from High street, and rear of the Capitol House. ITT IIORSES AND CARRIAGES TO LET.J-R Nov 2..dtf. J. MASSF.V. GEORGE E. WALCCTT, SIGN AND UANNER PAINTER, Nov.9...dtf. cot.uMiius, ;i 1 1 1 o . ERICKSON & TREADWELL, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, for I he purchase and sale of WOOL, at Rochester, New York, and No. 54. I'oarl street. Boston. s AARON ERICSSON, Rochester, N. Y. GEORGE 1' READ WELL, Boston. neM dly. ' CHARLES WTgILMORE, ATTORNEY IT LA W, Cbtllioothe, Ohio, will practice in tho courts of Rois, Pickaway, and t!in ndjoining counties. DOv90. .dtf. WALTER 'I'll K A LI., ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Columbus. Ohio. IL3 Also, a Commissioner to take the Acknowledgement of Deeds for the State of New York. Qj Office on High St.. between Town and Rich. oct20. DR. MAISoTtICE-, , . BAKEAIhtN I' t Judge Dwan's new building, HWn St. Residence Southwest corner of Rich and Third sts., nimnailn Hantist Church, decll dtl. iiuinnu iv Titvrr.r.. B V DAVID MITCHELL, Broad street, Columbus, O- nj0 April o. .on. I. N. WHITING & nt'NTINGTON. BOOKSELLERS and Stationers. nextdoor to the Clinton Bank. High street, Columbus, Ohio. A large assortmcn) f Books and Stationery always on hand. " SEIBERT "aTlTlLEY, BOOK-BINDERS, High street, opposite the Public Offices, Columbus. Aug. 1815. Wu. Skibkht. M. C. Lillky. GERE, ABBOTT & CO., DEALERS in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron. Nails, Glass, House (Builders' materials, Fanning and Mechanical Tools, Military Goods, &c. 4tc, No. Itil High street, sign of the Gilt Padlock. CARLISLE HOUSE, BY J. ROYD, Opposite the New Court House, South Mam street, Aprilfit-wotwtf. OimrttWW. oiiio. L I F E I N S U I! A IN C E . NEW YORK LITE INSURANCE COMPANY. OFFICE NO. OS WALL STREET, Monitis Fiianki.in. Pres'L. ..Pursy FnA, Actuary. Charter Perpetual. THE business of this Company is conducted upon the mutual plan. Its net earnings during the la-t Hire-' years amounted to over f 180,000. Each policy holder la a member of the Company, and entitled to share in its prolits. which have averaged 50 per cent, per annum on all premiums paid in. The premiums are paid annually in cash, unless they exceed fjw, in which case liOper cent. is required and 40 per cent, inay be paid by depositing a note for that amount, renewable annually, and bearing 6 per cent, interest.The amount of iis o&piUl, the character of its securities, and its mode of doing business, make this one of the safest Companies in the Union, for Lile Insurance perfect security being after all. sought lor in Investments of this kind. This Company w ill insure on the lives of persons on any part of the globe, nt equitable rates of premium. A man may insure bis life in the name of his wife, so thai the amount insured will go to her or to his children, if she die before him. The many advantages of Life Insurance arc beginning to be correctly appreciated, and the prudent and considerate are daily securing to their liimilies and friends those advantages.The agent in this city would respectfully call attention the superior claims ot tins tympany. Any information in connection with the subject will be cheerfully given, and applications for insurance promptly-attended to. A. It. WO.MBALl.ll, Agent, 3d door south of the Franklin Bank, over Coit's store. Roh't Thomtson. M. I., Examining Physician. Columbus, Mav 22, IM9. The Mutual Life Insurance Crarony OF NEW YORK, NO. 35 WALL STREET Jos. B. Collins, Pres't. Sam i. II anxav. Sec y. Accumulated Fund, $742,000! THIS Companv has an accumulated fund of f?4SJeX invested in Builds and Mortgages on Real Estate in New York and Brooklyn, and Stocks of the State and City of New York and United States government. This fund is rapidly increasing by a widely extended and prosperous business, producing an annual income of d50,-000.The Company declared a dividend of profits of fiftv two per cent, on all exist inu police' - "i the 31 st of Jan.. i.'! I". Policy holders, whether for life, or shorter tcmis. parlici pate in the whole of the profits, in accordance with the terms of the charter. The premiums are payable in cash, annually, or if desir ed. semi-annually, or quarterly, interest being added on the deferred payments The cash principle sdopted by this Company, secures to the parties for whose protection the insurances are effected, the whole of the lienefits, withcut subjecting them to qjr.y liability beyond the payment of premium. Persons maj( effect insurance on their own lives, and the lives of others. A marr.cd woman can inMi e he life ol her husband, which will inure to the exclusive use of hei-self or children. Pamphlets explanatory of the principles of Mutual Life Insurance, and illustrating Us advantages, with forms ol application, may be obtained bv application at the City Bank to ' C. T. FLOWERS, Agent. Columbus, May 10, 1819 d6m 1 100,000 POENDS'OF WOOL WANTED F'OR which cash will be paid, delivered at my store. No. 2. Buckeye Block P. HAYDEN. Columbus, May 17, 1849 d&w. SARAH C. EDGARTON. ELECTIONS Irom the writings of Mrs. S. C. Edpirton Mavo, with memoirs bv her husband, and fine likeness n steel. For sale st the new bookstore, Ned House. jun2 J. H. RILEY dr. CO. T ET THOSE CRY FOR "MOKE LIGHT" l J who seed it ; but we have one ol the largest and best lights in the West, by which we can take n likeness in one half of the time required by any other artist. Having visi. ted the " Eastern cities " but a lew weeks since, where wo visited a gret.1 many of the best Daguerrean Galleries, but we did not see one sky light among them all. About thrco years since, there was considerable excitement in the East about sky lights, bill they are now being abandoned entirely, as a perfect humbug, except by a lew who are about a year behind the times. Any one wishing to prove the truth of those facts, let them get n likeness taken by the " sky light procei " then come lo our gallery, and get one taken by n superior light, and they may see the difference, incurs being at least fifty per cent, better. Likenesses taken of children in one second of time, from 10 A. M. to 2 P. M in pleasant weather. Light blue and white dresses should he avoided for daguerreotypes. Wo have an assortment of new styles of cases, a splendid article. Those wishing for something nice, pleaso give us a call. To Artists. Daguerreotype Apparatus and materials of every description, constantly on hud and for salo. A new lot of plates and cases, (about g2000 worth.) expected in a few days French Star Plates at Jt,00 per doz. Room, a few doors south of the Telegraph Oflico, near die Exchange Bank. A. BISBEE. Columbus, July PJ, 111 ID. FRENCH LESSONS. JC. CHRISTIN, of Cenovn, Prolessor of French Lit. cralure, offers bis services as teacher of his native language, to those persons who wish to acquire a thorough ami practical knowledge of this tongue. My terms of Instruction arc For private lessons of one hour each, one pupil alone 50cts. per lesson. Two or three pupils together ,13 " each f Four or more 25 For an entire course of French Grammar and Literature, consisting of 150 lessons, and occupying six months one pupil alone JJ60 per course. Two or three pupils together W elch " Four or more " .Ill Those persons who desire to follow my lessons, and to see tho testimonials and recommendations which 1 have brought with me, please to call any day between noon and J o'clock, P. M., at my residence. at Mrs. Rose's, on Third street, between Friend I Rich streets Persons desiring mo to call at their residences, will be accommodated, bv addressing me through the post office. I C. CHRISTIN, 07 dtl. Prof. Francais. PRINTING MATIiALSFOR SaTLIl P'Oltsalc, low for cash, or on short credit, a large assort-17 ment ol Printing Materials, consisting in part of 1 Iron Super Royal ami 1 Extra Imperial Press. I Super Royal Iron Press Smith. I Stauhery do do. 3.1 lbs. Pica. 360 " Small Pica. 250 Long Primer. 400 " Bourgeois, nearly new. 156 M Bourgeois, " " 100 " Brevier. I.'IO " Minion, nearly new, ISO " Minion ' ' " Several fonts Fancy Type. Also, Job Type of nearly every variety, part of which is nearly new. Together with Stands, Galleys, Sticks, Chases, Rules. Leads, (nook and newspaper,) Imposing Stones, and finally, everything used in a printing ollico. ,nv niirtinn V -1.-..- U- --4 I ' cash, or on snort time, jj&dtf ' HAS. SCOTT, Agent. I, AW BOOKS. JANE SHORE, tho Goldsmith's Wife; by W. II. Aiiis-worth price 5c, Raphael ; or, pages of the Book of Life at 20 ; by A- De La martins price 25c. Pictorial Description of Ohio, containing a sketch of its Physical Geography, History, Political Divisions, Resources, Government and Constitution, Antiquities, Public Lands, 4Oi, &c. Scenes in California and the Sandwich Islands ; by J. J. Jarvis, with maps and plates. Frank Forrester's Field Sports of the United States and British America, in 2 vols.; by Henry V. Herbert. Travels on tho Old Continent ; by Edwin Lee. l or Bale at EDWARDS fc DAVIS'. jy2(!Iw H. H. KIMBALL HAS on coririiKiimeiit, an invoicf! ol Leather from the nclrhratcil tannery of I'filer Warren, Herkimer com, ty, JNew York, which it, the tot in the United States 500 sides l'per Leather. 1!00 Kin " 200 Split " 100 " drain The above Leather will he sold very low fur ensn. lie Ins also on hand 100 sides Upper and Huff Leather from PitttbttMh tannery. .'100 sidea from Coluinbai tannery. 100 " ' Cincinnati M 1203 " Sole Leather, all qualities. M H Country, ( incinnati and French CalfSkini. Genu and Ladies' Morocco and Kid, Blftdlfigfj Linings, Shoe ails and Th-ead, of all kinds, at the lowest pricci. igjji GROCERIES. i ftA BAGS Kio Cotleo ; luU W hf cheat V. 11. and Imperial Tea ; 90 bolts lnpt and Black do. 10 hhds. prime Sugar 10 bbls. pow'd A do. 20 " IN O. Molasses ; .') hexes M. II. Raisins 1 cask Cirrauts j 10 drums Figs ; 5 dozen Pepper Sauce ; hhls. Almond and Filberts ; 25 boxes Scaled Herrings; 2 casks Codfish ; 10 hf bbln. No '2. Mackerel J 50 boxes V, 5's and ft'l Va. Tobacco ; bid. Camphor (ium rVN VViiH) and lirandy for nicknecB, received an Ibrsaleby Jjlfl. J. M McKFK. COLtllBi'S lSl RA(1! COMPANY. l iifi: MJ MAKING. THIS ('omany continues to inturo every rpecies of building, and' the furniture, machinery, (Oadsj, wares and merchandize, anil other property contained therein, a-gainst loss or damace by tire ; also, 'steamboats, and a Mil vessels, and the cargoes of steamboats, sail vessels, keel boats, and other water craft, against the perils of seas, lakes, and rivers, on tho most favorable terras. DEM AS ADAMS, Jr., Sec'y. June H, 1!S49 dtf. i:ssays ani keviewsT- Es.Vsnnd Kavisws, or, Kcaaaa aad Cbarictsra j being a selection of the most eloquent passages from the writings, of Thomas Babii gtofl Macaulay. Aew American ediiion, 1 vol. Usjw. Topper's 1'ioverbial riiilosophy, and a Thousand Lines, and other Foems ; by Martin rtfcsabai Tuppcr. A. M.,F R. S. New edition I vol. l2mo. A oice to the M irried ; beintr a compendium of social, moral ami religious duties addressed lohmbaudi and wivesj by John Mather Austin, I vol. liimo. A Voice to Youth, addressed to young men and young ladies ; by John Mather Austin ; 1 vol. IRmo Law ef Kindness Illustrations of the Law of Kindness, by Rev. (!. W. Montgomery; 1 vol. lfJmo. Just received nt the bookstore of jy7. I. N. WHITING sY HUNTINGTON. 8ECL'REA HOME. THERE are ia tins Bits many persons who are without one foot of land to call their own, but who, by a little economical saving, might in a few years hvo in their own house, or cultivate their oim farms. Messrs. MILLS ft. SMITH have houses snd lots, vacant lots and larms, at almost every price, and at payments to suit purchasers, which they arc constantly selling to those who are sick of renting, or in love with the pleasures of sgriculture. It would be well for those desiring to purchase, to give them a call at their othca in the Exchange Bank Building. jed. NEW WATCHES AND JEWELRY l JUST RECEIVED Our sprinu stock of Watches, Jewelry nnd Silver Ware, srMek have lxen se lected with great care, and to which we invite the attention of the public. We shall, at all times. be glsd toeihibitour new styles of goods, to those who niay fiver us w ith a call, feeling confident of our ability to please, both in the quality and price of oar wsrei. BLYNN & BALDWIN. May 2fi, I849. (Succtesors lo W. A. Piatt 4. Co.) GREAT ATTRACTION l REDUCTION IN PRICES! FRANK & HKSS, High Street, below tho Tcli-irriinh Ollicc. Offer to tho public tho largest and most desirable assort ment or READY MADE CLOTHING, Ever seen in Ohio, at u roductiou of ttrtnly.Jive percent brluin the unual pritt$ t rpHEIII stock of materials hashren selected and nnrclins- X ed in the Eastern markets at the lowest cash prices, nnd Ihey are made up by o.vocrienced workmen, under thai' own immeiiiaio superintendence. Their stock of nitr.ss and ritocK oats Cannot be surpassed, consisting of every possible variety of maienai, nnu ai overy poasililo price. Pantaloons, VextN, Hut-, Furnishing Goods, of every description O' Call and cxamino before you purchase elsowherc. je23 .'tin. LAND OFFICE BULLETIN. T T is at such time as these, when business is dull, and al X most everybody has leisure, that an opportunity should be taken to make investments and establish plans for fuliire business and prosperity. All can find .-tit uppurliinily of doing so at this time, in the general assortment of real estate now olforcd for sale at the ollicc of the undersigned, w hich among others, consist of one tract of 310 tores in Mercer co., Ohio i one o Hit) acres, two of B0 acres, one of KM) acres, one of 125 acres, und one ol 1 1.1 acres in Franklin co., O.; 40 acres in Logan co., 0. bit) acres in Sandusky co., O.j I(!0 acres in Darko co.. O.; (90 ncrts in Union CO., O.j 160 acres in Jay co.. la : B0 acres in Kosciusko co.. la'; fil acres in Jay co., la., nnd 80 acres in Randolph CO., la ; 320 acres in Lawrence co., Illinois; 400 ncres ol prairie in nunry co.. Illinois ; IOU acres in BOnuylSr CO., Illinois ; 11,11 acres near Burlington, Iowa; two 10 acre lots near Iowa City; 100 acres in Henry co., and 10 ncres in Des Moines county, Iowa. Also, some beauiiful farme : one of I III acres in Richland co., Illinois ; one of NO acres in Defiant co , O.; one of CI acres, one of 271 acres, one of III) acres, one of 64 acres, and one of (if) acres in Franklin co., 0.1 one ol 100 acres and one of 200 ncres in Delaware co , O. We havo also several houses and lots and vacant, lots in the most eligible parts of tho city of Columbus, which wc can tell i-r 17 luw, besides some in the neighboring- villages. Some of tho Western land will be traded for eligible property in this vicinity. We invito all who uredesirous of purchasing or trading, to call and see us and examine for themselves. jy!2. MILLS & SMITH, Exchange. Rank lluildii.g. ColomgU and Groveport Turnpike Company. THE 1'reiidcntand Directors of said Company hate made a requisition of 10 per cent, on all stock subaciibedjto said road, payment to be made to W W. Kile, treasurer of the board, on or before the 13d day of lujjr, A. D. IB'J. To persons residing in or near L'olombua, the payments may be made to Thomas Moodio, Cashier City Bank. JOHN SHARP, l'-csident. Joiik Cox, Secretary. Groveport, May I!), 1840. jyS.!md&w, FOR SAI,E CHEAP A BEAUTIFUL IMPROVED FARM, on the Forks ol the Whetstone two miles from Cohjimbui containing 80 acres, will be sold at a bargain to the first customer, by. .MILLS .V SMITH, jelG Exchange, Bank Building. A. S. DOAM'K. ROW &, DOANE, Fornardiii & Commission Merchants, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. y Agents for Gliddon &. Co's Irou Furnaces. JS May 21, l84W6m. Fountain Paper Mill. COll. OF IIIIOAII AND WATKH STS., COLUMBUS, OHIO. A. I!. NEM HUM. II, HAVINti leased the above establishment for a term oi years, has put it ill complete order, and is now engaged in manufacturing every Bize and quality of miner do mended by the Western market His facilities for manufacturing are not surpassed by anv establishment in the Wcat.tnd WljsJajinjyyllXfAaida vjinur papers of every description, constantly on hand, ur made at short nonce. iy ukiikhs will tie promptly attended lo, je2o-tl LAW PARTNERSHIP. AF. PERRY and B. 'P. CUSHINO. having formed a . Law Partnership, under the firm of Perky & Cusii-10, are prepared lo attend DromDlIf to anv nrofessional business that may be entrusted to them in Franklin and the adjoining counties. 'Pliny w ill occupy the ollicc heretofore Known as flir. ferry's, on l-.aet High street, between the Excbaugc Bank and State street. A. F. PERRY. Columbus, May 7, 1819. IS. T. dSIUNG. OIUO MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE Co7 Fire and Lite Insurance. HMDS Company continues to take risks on Lives and J Property, on the most approved principles of Mutua Insurance. Fire Department. ITf The average cost of Insurance in this Deoartment is less than one-fourlh per cent, per annum. Policies issued on the Mutual or Cash plan at the op tion of the applicant. i.iie uepartmcnt. Policies on Lives issued daily atune-iu the usual rates of premium. IN. I,. Advantages made arailahlcon two or morecontin gencies. For information, apply at the office, Carpenter's Building, between the Exchange and City Banks, High street, Co luinnus. itiMuiitv i.rurl lTII, Sept. lfi, 1845. twy. Secretary. Expedition to the Detul Hen. NARRATIVE of the United States' Expedition to the River Jordan and the Dead Sea. Hv W. F. Lvnch. U S. Navy, Commander, with plates anil maps. r or sale at the new bookstore, iNeil I louse. je23. J. II. RILEY st CO. NEW ROOKS. HINTS on Public Architecture ; by R. Dale Owen. The Genius of Italy ; by Tumbull. Downing's Landscape Gardening) 4tli edition. Just received at tho new bookstore. JVeil House. jy5. J. H. RILEY & CO. NEIL HOUSE RATHS 53:!Are now in line operation, and this ueliglinui, encap ami Healthy luxury, can now ho enjoyed in full perlec ffltion. arm. (.'old and Shower Bath, nt all hours. CP Tickets obtained nt the Ollico of the Neil llouso. Ladies' untlm. The Baths for Ladies are now open, and tickets can be obtained by tinging the bell in the lailies' parlor of the Neil House, where a tcmale attendant will bo in readiness. jelC dtf. STEAM, JAS, AND WATER TIIRSIC. WELDED WROUGHT IllOiN TUBES, Irom 'z to 4 inches bore, nnd from 2 to 12 feet long, capable of sustaining intern il pressure of Irom 100 to ttOOsn p stjuare inch, with 7Vfs, Elboirx, f'romn.Sltip Codka, i'lteck alecn and other littings, connecting by screw joints. also WELDED IRON FLUES. Fur Locomoliiie, limit, anil othtr Sleum Engine lloiltrs. Alanufacturcd and for salo by MORRIS. TASKER & MORRIS. Office Third and Walnut sts . jy2-3m v.B.P. Philadelphia, Penn. FOR SALE CHEAP! A HOUSE AND LOP in Baltimore. Fairfield county, situated on the canal, sninh side. The house is calculated for a store and dwelling; it is every good location, and can be bought cheap and en pood terms. MILLS ft. SMITH, jy5. Real Estate Agents. PLATED WARE. w AITF.RS, Baskets Castors, ( audio Sticks, Plain and Thread Simons and forks, plated oiulie best Ger man Silver. Also, German Silver Spoons nnd Spectacles at wholesale.' BliIIUI BALDWIN. je2G. Neil House. NOTICE. I N accordance with a resolution petted at the last session L of the General Assembly of the State of Ohio, the undersigned wishes to purchase for the State Library, all the Journals of the Senate proceeding Ihessinn I807-'08,and the Journals of the House of Representatives prior to the same period ; also three copies of the Bret,seccnd nnd third volumes of the Laws of said State." Persons having any or all of the above volumes, will confer a favor by communicating the fact to JOHN GRF.1NER, June 7. 184'J. State Librarian. NEW ROOKS. LYNCH'S EXPEDITION A narrative of the United States' Expedition to the River Jordan and the Dead Sea; 1 vol. 8vo., with maps and numerous illustrations. Cirlyle's Dante Danlc's Divine Comedy, The Inferno; a literal prose translation, with the text of the original, colla ted from the best editions, and explanatory notes ; 1 vol. 12 mo; by John A. Carlyle, M. D. Characteristics of Literature Illustrated by the genius of distinguished men ; 1 vol ; by Henry 'P. Tuckerman. Roland Casbel : by Charles Lever part 2. For sale by jyll. 1. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. fiBNTLBHliiVS I I l.islll; MODS. ttEWYORK IMPORTER. MANUFACTURER. AND DEALER IN Shirts. Cravats. Scarl-i, Slocks, Gloves. Hosiery, Under Garments, Suspenders', Bosoms, Collars, Dressing Robes, Shouldor Unices, llaiulserehiel's, Mo. nev Belts. Metallic Water Proof Coats, Oiled Sllkl, Ac. The facilities ef tho subscriber for importing and manm factoring his goods, enable him to supply his customers nt the very lowest market prices; and every effort will be made to render il an object for merchants and dealers from evcrv section of the countrv to give him a call. C. B. HATCH, jy 2-5 10. U7 William st. MORE LIGHT. YNDALI.'S Daguerreotype Rooms have been recently t fitted up with the addition of a Skv Liuht. which, as every artist knows, protects the eye from the glare incident i" a Hue ngiii, ano priHiuces a more lieailtllul lilemting ol light and shade, than can be obtained BJ any other arrangement. So well is this principle understood by artists in the Eastern cities, that all other kinds of Ihrht are roieetod as an exploded idea. Children Liken in two seconds on clear days. Adults in B few seconds Without regard to weather. Work insured equal to any in the Stale. ononis opposite the Capitol House. BiySl, WATCHES. JEWELRY AND SILVER-WARE. THE subscriber, who has been in business in the same building for the last thirteen years, is telling all de-scrip lions of l'ine Gold mill direr Watchu, Jewelry and Silver II ore. at retell, at the very lowest prices Gold and Silver English" Patent Lever Watches. Gold and Silver Detached Lever and Leplne Watches. Gold anil Silver Hbrildntal and verge Watches. Gold and Silver Independent Second Watches for timing horses. Gold f iuard. Fob and Vest Chains. QolJ Spectacles. Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold Pens. Ladies' Gold and Stone Bracelets (iold Lockets. Gold and Silver Thimbles. Diamond Rings and Pins. Ltdiet' anil Gentlemen's Breastpins. Sterling Silver Spoons. Cups. Forks, fee. Gold Watches as low. tuJHtQJtaji ""w Spoons niul Koiks elated on German Silver, a fine article. All Watches warranted to keep good tine or the money returned. Jewelry repaired, and Watches cleaned, and repaired in the best manner, d mceh left than the usual prices. GEO. C. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry, Wholesale and Retail, SI Wall street, (up stairs ) jetS 4md. New York. IMBRKLLA8 AM) PARASOLS, MAtlUraCTORBO BY ITS AM AT THI A iI ERICAN MANUFACTORY, 257 Pearl Street. ( Sign of Hie Three Golden I mlrellas.) MERCHANTS in want of an assortment of Umbrellas and Parasols, are advised to pay no st cond profits, but to call at once on the Manufacturers, who are making mOO Daily, uy the introduction of Steam and New Pn-tent Machinciy, and are enabled lo produce tho best and most elegant styles of goods, and to soil them at a rate with which they may DEE Y COMPETITION. ISAAC SMITH AND CO., MANUFACTURERS, NEW YORK. P. fi. Wc have a branch of our House established in Boston, Mass., at No. I, Sewall Block. Milk street, w here wo shall be happy to see our Eastern friends. jys-& i. s. &. co. Hats and Caps. J. II. COFFROTH CO., 82 High street. D ODD'S White and Black Reiver Hats. Do. Moleskin and Silk do. With a general MtorUnentof CAPS, 4tc. Just received nnd for sale cheap. je23-dtf. MORE LEATHER OF ALL KINDS. Hi I- KIMBALL has just received, in addition to his . former stock, an extensive supply of Spanish and Slaughter Sole Leather, Upper do.. Calf and Kip Skins, Morocco and Kid Skins of every variety, Pink. Cochineal and Fair Linings, Bindings, cVc. All oi which will be sold at great bargains, at his old stand, sign of the Golden Boo Columbus, June 19, li! l!'-dtf. CROTON BUILDINGS." UMBRELLAS AMI PARASOLS!! BY MACHINERY! GEORGE J. RYKD, HAMJKAtTURKK. GJ. B. would invite the particular attention of bis friends, nnd merchants visiting New Vork, to give him n call at his new and Spacious Manufactory and Warehouse, No.i. lfi and 1 I t BfOttduay, (f 'roton llitiltlings.) between Cedar and Liberty streets where there will always be louad the most extensiv e assoitment of Umbrellas, Parasols, I'nrasolettcs and Sun Sli tides, of his own celebrated manufacture, for sale in any quantity, and at greally reduced pi ices. (I. J. B. pledges himself that Umbrellas and Parasols from the " CfOtod Manufactory,'' shall be A No. 1, in every respect.New Y. rk. June. 1849 jc50 dJm. noticeT" THE stockholders iH the Columbia and Ilnrrhburgh Turnpike t'umptinif. are hereby notilicd that an instalment of ten per eenl htt been ordered by the Hoard of Directefe, payable within til) days from date, to Geoige M. Parsons. Etq , Treasurer. L. BUTTLES, Sec'y jc27 2ind. o, B'd Directors. II A RD TolRE AT. MACAULAY'S History of England can he bought atlhe bookstore of EDWARDS sV DAVIS at tho following prices : Harper's finv. edition, vols, bound 111 cloth $!l,7. Duller s do do do dp 1.75 Butler's do do do sheep, 3,25 may3-tf. New Establishment, f"piIE undersigned have just established thetnseives at J. No. 205 High street, two doors north of Gen. Gale's Hotel, and next to Esquire Brock's office, A Scgor and Tobacco Store, Wholesale and Retail, Where they keep constantly on hand all kinds of the best I OS pc ted Havana Segars. and also, a manufactory of a superior Domestic Segar. and being perfectly able to sell at N"v York prices, they hope to receive a liberal share of patronage.They would call the attention ef manufacturers of Secars, to their Havana, Cuba, Seed and Kentucky Leaf, which they w ill sell at prices that cannot fail to suit. ORLOPP fi WIRTII. Columbus, Jnne I. I819-d3m. SHEEP PELTS I he subscriber will pay the high-est market price in cash for SHEEP PELTS, deliver ed at his factory os State Avenue. P- HAYDEN feb24dkwtf. LAWNS, Ac. A L ARGE lot of Printed Lawns, Ginghams, dec, purchased since the great fall or prices, lust received. Also, a few patterns of Barogss at reduced prices, for sslo by jo'-dfc"'- STANTON Ik LEF.. CINCINNATI. GLASS, .Vc. ACnnn HALF BOXES BuutrBKOM Imi'hovkd UJJJ WliKKt. Ovm GLASS, assorted as below 1000 half boxes fix!), 7i9, 8x10, 9x10, 9x12. 9x13, 9xH. 1000 10x12, 10x14, 10x15, 10x16, 10x17, 10x18, 10x20, 10x22, 10x24. 1000 " 12x14,12x15, 12x16, 12x17, 12x18, 12x20, 12x22, 13x2-1. W0 " " 11x11,11x15,11x1(1,11x17,11x18,11x20, 11x22,11x34. '500 " " 14x18. 14x20, 16x20, 16x22, lGx24. 18x24 30x40. ' fi00 a " 16x28,16x29,20x22,20x24,24x30,24x36 200 " a Double thick 8x10, 10x12, 10x16,20x24' to 30x40. 300 " No. 2, 8x10,10x12,10x14,10x15,9x12. Also 500 boxes GLASS WARE assorted. 50 " Nerve and Bone Linimont. 100 " Pt and half pt. Flasks, 25 " Qt, 20 Qt. Bottles. 20 halfand 1 gall. 20 Oils. 6s, Pis, 2-ts, 30s and 40s to gal. 20 Lemon Syrups. SO Godfreys. 15 Pickle 'Jars. 20 half and 1 gallon Jars. x 15 Boar's Oils. Imitation Crown and double thick glass. DrilfririHtV f lint nn,l ( '....,.,. I Vlf... - . , oB- ---.. u.vom Li... iinin, ,i very description. Orders promptly filled, of any sixe or quality of ..,,. at 1 itisoiiren l.rices. .! ttr L'm.ritn . . V. .' . . 11. v. 3rr.,na, io z Columbia st , March 26,1849. dly Cincinnati, O. HARDWADK Anin I I ri PDv WE beg leave to inforn the Merchants of the Wetter! countrv that we are now receiving in ndilit;,,,, ,.. former strock a very eitcnsive variety ol'Goods in the lard ward line, of American, English end German manufacture Wo particularly request the Merchants to an examination of our stock before they make their purchases in of e,-markets, as wc are confident that our prices will he four J correspondingly low with those of New York and other Fa 1 tern cities. Our stock is comprised in part of tho following 1 ColnVl, Simmon's, and Mann's Axes; Mill and X Cut Saws; (irass and Grain Scythes ; Scythe Sneaths ; Sickles; Hay and Manure Forks Ilames, Traces, Hoes; Anvils; Shovels and Spades; And Looking Glasses, Also, a complete assortmcntof Shelf Hardware. Prompt and particular attention will bo given to all or ders entrusted to our care. MEAD Si WINSTON .March 4. .t-wtf. No. 15 Pearl street, Cincinnati. IDOi K CONKI.INO. WILLIAM WOOD. ALI'REII U'i)nl CONKLING, WOOD & CO., MANUFACTUnxilS OF Pure White Load, Chrome Green, Red Lead, Yellow, Litharge, Red, Putty, Paris Green. Whiting, tire dried, Chinese Blue, Paris While, Assorted colored Paints and Cider Vinegar. North side of Court street, East of Broadway. WE have adopted the most approved method, as pn.e tiscd b best Eastern manufacturers, in manufac'ur Ing While Lead, and will warrant it equal to any manufactured in the United Stales. Will warrant the quality ol each article wo manufacture, to be as good as any lo be pro cured, and to give entire satisfaction. Offered at lowest prices on usual time, or discount for cash, (.'incinnati, Jan. 3 lyd&w Fr. SKINNER, ( Late of' New Lisbon, Ohio,) GENERAL Agency, Commission and Forwarding Mer. chant, deals in Butter, Cheese, Lard, and Produce in ewn1, vHno.1'1 c'"' " - '-- ' - - - '' eler to Justus Wright and A. G. Richardson, Bro. & . I.itieinrinfi , Tt W ,.. .,. r, . ' 'IV 'rissi. DTim m HAVINU completed our new Piano and Tea Wareroome, and ree.eivedourlirstshipments,consistingof36splen. did Pianos, and 300 chests choice Teas, we invite purchasers nnd dealers in those articles to call and examine our stock which will be replenished weekly. Our Teas are purchased for cash direct from Importers, and our Pianos being from the manufactory of Stodart or, Dunham, New York, cannot be equalled in the U. States. The Piano Saleroom is over tho Tea W arerooms, and oc cupies the wholo upper part of the building. Tens put up in 4 and j pound packages, of better quality, in better style, and at lower prices than of any of the East, ern packing houses. SMITH & NIXON, augl. N. E. corner 7th and Walnut sts., Cincinnati, O. INE BRANDIES.- 15 half Pipes J. B. Godard Brandy; 15 do Magloiy do. 10 do Lafayette do. 20 do Alexandre Signette do 10 do J. J. Dupuy do. In Btore and for salo by SOUTHGATF,, HAWTHORN & CO., May 16. 24 Columbia st., Cincinnati. s MALL LUMP TOBACCO. 75 boxes Mo. 5's Tobacco : 100,1oVq R'.n. 100 do Mo. 8's do: fiOdoMc. 15'n. 20 100 do Mo. 16's do; 150 do Mo. ft do ; do Va. ft do ; in store and for sale low bv r 1 ...... . . uuuinuai r., nrtVY i HUKtN UU 24 Columbia st , Cincinnati march7. CATAWBA WINE. 2000 gallons Catawba Wine, two years old, manufactured by an experienced Vintner, forsa'oby SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN F. & CO., Cincinnati, May 14. 24 Columbia st MAGLORY BRANDY. Seven hf. Pipes Maglory Brandy this day received and for sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN dr. CO., pl" 24 Columbia st. F B. GODDARD BRANDY. -10 hf. Pipestbi-J superior brand Champagne Brandy, received and for sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN ic, CO., " 24 Columbia st. SICILY LIQ.UORICE.-5 cases Sicily Stick Liqnor ice in store nnd for sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORNE & CO, Cincinnati, May 14. 24 Columbia st. nilRGCNDY PORT WINE.-60 Qr. CsskT7'77. ugiuu Durgunoy rori, now landinir aad tor tile b- SOUTHGATE. HAWTHORN Sl CO ap!7 24 Columbia st. SIX TWIST TOBACCO. 100 kegs No. 1,6 Twist Tobacco, our own manufacture, in store and c,,i.i SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN & CO.. My I6- 24 Columbia st., Cincinnati. R1 ICE, TAR, AND FISH. 25 casks Rice. 200 bbls. Tar, 200 do Fish. For sale by KING Si HEFFNER, 27 Main street r2i- Cincinnati. S' I GAR AND S. II. MOI, ASSES 200brls. Refined Sugars; 60 do. S. H. Molasses, primo, landing from Belle Isle, and for sale by "P" KING Sc HEFFNER. Cincinnati. MVhtM -Six very fine Mules, snitable for Cilifor ma sdvenlurers, may be had bv mnlvinu to ap6 DLinu at nil FINER, 27Msiu st. Cincinnati. RAISINS. 200 boxes, 100 A boxes, 100 4 boxes, land-ing Irom John Adams, and for sale by ap6 KING at HEFFNER, Cineinnsti. MOLASSES. 1,(100 brlsMolai.es. landing from Bell. Isle, and for sale by KING k HEFFNER, an1 27 Main st., Cincinnati. 1 fill BA-S Pimento ; 50 bncs Java Collee 1UU landing from United Stites, nnd for ssle by tpT KING d HEFFNER, Cincinnati. LEATHER. 100 bundlei Uppei andkirting Leather just received by KING HEFFNER. apti No. 27 Main st., Cincinnati. UGAR AND MOLASSES. 3M) hdds. Sugar, fair snd prime ; 1.200 bbls. Mnlssses. For sale by KING or. HEFFNER, 27 Main street, mar22. Cincinnati. CATAWBA WINE. 2,000 gallons Catawba Wine 2 years old, " manufactured by an experienced vintner,' for sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN CO., jel. 24 Colombia st. Cincinnati. 0 TWIST TOBACCO 32 kegs No. 1,6 Twist To bacco, in store and for sals by SUUiMUAT., HAWTHORN V CO., jel 24 Columbia tt., Cincinnati. Co. V I-i " . '.. ', .. . e """ x vo., iew Lisbon: Gngg & Elliott, Philadelphia; John Smith. New Orleans S B Ross, Portsmouth; Lawson & Covode, Wellsville Ewalt and Gebhart, Pittsburgh; John Scott, Nashville ' seiCSHlf