Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1850-07-09

              COLUMBUS, TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1850. TOUIME XIII. NUMBER 305. P,R IN T E D AND FUBLI8HK.1) BV SCOTT k B AS COM . Ul'lltltt ' bUUUHMT cobnkb or moil it. and ,uub jli.v. TERMH Irrrarlably In advance. The Dully, ln -'iilumhu, w yrar CHI .,, i,v ,nitil nut of Columbu. 0 lurlnii thn sanlnn, ami TrlWr-i'kly baluncn ol 9 00 Itv mail . 4 00 . 3 00 I 00 I so . 1 25 1 00 a oo 1 00 50 40 Tho Trl-Wwkly by ml! Weekly in Columbus Out of tho rity; by mil. "Mljln To clubs of four nnd upwards . . To clubs of ten and upwards, to one address. Dally, session Tri-Weekly Weekly, smile..... To club" of Ave and upwards Advrrlialng. The hDoWtU rates and rules of ndfortMng Uavo been Breed upon between the pioprietors of the Ohio Statesman and the Oh 0 State Journal, to he obscrral, In aU cases, after this date. July SB, 1849. Doily Paper. One square, 10 lines or less, one Insertion . . I ,i each additional.." h o m 1 week 2..." . " 3 ..." h ii n I month ..." ii i, ' ..." a..." ii ii " a ..." .. 19..." Standin? Ctrl 1 lines or less, per annum ii column.wifh 4 changes, (" .. M 50 .. 0 25 .. 1 50 .. 2 00 .. 3 00 .. 4 00 .. 6 00 .. 8 00 .. 10 00 .. 10 00 .. 18 00 .. 10 00 .. 20 00 .. 22 00 . 25 00 :io oo 80 00 35 00 " 40 00 " 45 00 " 55 00 0 " 13 1 changed weekly . . ' daily . . . ' with 4 changes.. ' " .. ....... ' "19....".... 1 changed weekly. . .130 00 daily. Other cases not provided for, chargeable in conlormlty Willi (ne above rates. Tho standard of measurement to be minion type. For each additional square in the daily, inserted one month, or a greater lenslh of time, and for each additional square Inserted under the veiirly rates, half price. , No advertisement to be considered by the year, unless it is ape-cllled on the manuscript, or previously agreed upon between the ''"publishers not accountable for the accuracy of legal advertise- . , .....,,,,, .!,,, ,,! (ill- their imlilicnt on. Uaadal cundnlatci (for olllce of every descriptl :ed at tile rate of tlfty ccnu per week, for each ni 'J . , r... ..fllnn rj . mi . loarrixtinn to ho Ann. nine I the ' i... k. -ii , . . . i in advance. All advertisements from strangers or transient persona to ho paid in advance. . . tdvertiscmi'iits not marked on the. copy for a specified number of insertions will be continued one month, unless ordered out. and navineiil will be exacted accordingly. The privileges of yearly advert! their recular business ; and all adv, . will he confined rigidly io : and all advertisements not pertaining there- I o, to bo paid for extra. Advertisements for Auctioneers, flencral Agents, Real Estate Agents, Sic, not to be contracted for by the year, but to be chargrd by I lie piece, at the usual rates. NO ADVKBTHBMKNT CAN BB IKSKBTKD OHATU1TOIMI.T. Ailvertiu inelil" lor ehnritahle institutions, lire companies, warn, ownsliin, noil other public meetings, and such like, to be charged Ball price, Marriage notices to be charged Ai cents. Denths Inserted without charge, unless accompanied by luneral invitations, or obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to be ' "ll'egu'ar advertisers, anil all others sending communications or requiring notices, desiring to call attention to faira, soirees, concerts or any Public entertainments where charges arc made tor admittance-alt notices of private associations every notice lic-icned to enll attention to priviuc enterprises, calculated or in-lended lopromole individual interest, call only he inserted with Ihe understandinc that the same is to lie paid for. If Intended to bo inserted in the 'editorial column, the same will he churned I the rate of hot less than 20 cents per line, and then only when accompanied by an ailvertisemeiil. . , . All leaded advertisements to lie charged not loss than double the hove rates, and measured as if solid. Advertisements on Ibe inside exclusively, to be charged at the rate of Ml per cent, in advance on the abovo rates. Attorneys will bo hidden for the price of msertlng advertise-mtnts brought in by them. W. A. NEIL, ,,..r... hi l ow mill Solieilor In ( hoiieeri. 5 I " , i- a Mll" . , , , I, .-. ,, in i ivm. iienuiaon si., no, o, ...,. u....B., wri ; rttate's office. aecia oiy BUTTLES, Attorney nnil ( niinaellor nt Law, llolumbiw, Ohio. Ome' No '.'.Neil's Exchange, opposite Secretary of State s otlice. Jy97 ; c. w. gilmokeT " " Attorney, nt Law nnd Solicitor. In Chancery. Oflh'e, N. E. corner Main and e, aul4-aiy ! " aTrnukiTnCK Ac (!A. Forwarding nnd (oininlilon McrchnnW, produce Dealers, and Lard Oil Manutuetun-re, amu nn-m, J. RIDUWAY CO.'H Iron Foundry, Bron.1 mrcel. near the Undue, Colom-biift, Ohio. Stoves of all kinds, and a great variety of Castings, always on hand. oc.1,'41 , .v.. imiiilmit nimi I'SdN'S OFFICE, N 0.4, Neil' F.xchnnn' opposite the Secretary of State's ' iiis. ,.,,, ,k,,0 decll (.eoim.e k. walcctt, - l i , AND BANNKK P A I N T E R , nov9-dtf COLUMBIA, OHIO. WALTER THRALL, Attorney nnd Cminaellor at J,nw, Coluinbiiti, Ohio. ALSO, k Commi-ninner to take the Acknowledgment of Deeds tor the State of New York, .jy office on High st., between Town and Hich. ocuu I. N. WHITING A III M INGTON, BOOK-.fLI.I IKSHn'i Stnunnrrfi, next door to Ihe (Jlinum Rank, High street, Columbuit, Ohio. A lnrge assortment ot Books end Sbition.'ry alwayn mi hand. WM. SKIREBT. M. C. LItLEV. WKI III-.ICT oc 1,11.1. r. , 15 OOK-SHDIRS, High stra't, opposite the Public UMiU. lutnlius. MMU REMOVAL. , DR. IUBWI OFFICE, corner of Ilich anil Third streets, nil-joining Ilia residence, and opposite the. First Baptist Church, deell-dtl I EATIIKR. 100 bundles Upper and Skirting Leather just rlMtTd by KING &. HEFFNER, I i recei ap(i Ho 'J7 Main streei, uincmnaii (KICK, ABBOTT oV CO., DE ALE KS in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, Nails, Glass, House Builders' materials, Farming and Mechanical Tools, Military Goods. &c, No. 161 High street, sign of the Gilt Padlock DAVIS, SMITH fc CO.. COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Whole-J Dealers in Groceries and Produce, Portsmouth, Ohio. Personal attention given to receiving and forwarding goods, and selling Produce consigned fur sale. gel2-dly. JOHN W. IAKE1L " ROBERT ARMSTRONG. BAKKR & AH.MSTHONG, n REAL ESTATE BROKERS and GENERAL LAND AGENTS. Office, South room, Exchange Bank Building, Columbus, O MOUNT I.U.I, I. TRIPOLI, -f.iolt cleansing and burnishing all finished Metallc ana Glass r surfaces, such as (Jflltl, Sliver, BrnftR, llrlmnnln nnd Sleel wore,Wln-dow-rnneN, Mirror, dec. The Scienttjic American, in speaking of this article, says : "Of all the eubstuices which have been applied to polish glass and met ils, none, ran equal that known by the name of Tripoli. This is a superior article io inaitirougni irorn iimy ujr "i" 'YTTi' and now generally used throughout all Europe. It snould be in every family and every workshop." The subscriber;", being the agents for this city, are prepared to furnish it to dealers at manufacturers' prices. Housekeepwi and Mechanics are requested to call and try the article, and in cases where it does not give tho most entire satisfaction, the money will be refunded. BAIN & IIORTOS, may 16 No. 63, High St., sign of the Back Saw. CABINET MAKERS Ci AN find Veneer Varnish, Sand Paper, Glue, and nearly nil ' - ther articles in their line, at the sign of the mH,8 GILT PADLOCK. PATENT LEVER CLOCKS. A N EW article just received at A Call and see them. (juneS) BROWN Sl BUCR'3. JOHN CARLISLE, (fate of ChHUcotkt., Ohio,) Produce, CommiwOon nnd Forwnrdinff Merchant, mayltMta CLEVELAND, OHIO. BLDRIOGE (V MARTIN, DRAPERS AND TAILORS, W.A srt, 1st door north nf Town, oppoaiu. th V. S. Hold, ARE prepared to execute all orders in their line of business, u the neatest and most fashionable style. JOSEPH ELDRIDGE, aplMrf A. L. MARTIN. BAIN A HORTON, IKON MONO B IB, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE. Iron, Nails, Springs, Axles, Sash, Glass and House Trimmings. Alto, dealers in Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper, and every variety of Titunan's stock. ign ot tn- Hack raw, oj riign nirct-i. CHARLES A. BAIN, mayl5-dtf JAMES M. HORTON. RAILROAD OMNIBl'S LINK. (tinZENS leaving in the Cara, by calling at th Stae ofllcf, J North East corner Nefl House, can secure Railroad Tickets, and alao have the Omnibus call for them in any part of the city. marvVdlf B. O. REAM, Sec'y O. fl. Company. K. Xj 1 HABBR. Attorney nt Lnw. t olombos. (ihio. 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Third American Edition With Notes and References to late Eudtflta and American Decisions, by J. I. Clark Hare and H. K Wallace, Esqs. III. AMERICAN LEADING CASES, 2 vols. Containing voluminous and learned notes to the Leading Ca.-en in Merchantile Law, decided by the Amcrcan Courts. Edited by John Innis Clark Hare, Esq., and Horace Binney Wallace, Esq., 9. ARCHIBOLD'S LAW OF NISI PRIUS, 2 vols. 8vo; fi. With all the requisite Forms, including the Plendinga in the several Actions, and the Evidence necessary to support them. Second and enlarged edition. T. Sl J. W. JOHNSON, Law Booksellers, Publishers and Importers, aplO d&wy 197 Chesnut st., Philadelphia. VKTKHINARY SURUKRY. T. B. BISHOP, Veterinary Suroeon, RESPECTFULLY offers his services to the inhabitants of thi. city and vicinity, assuring tboso who nrny patronise him. that he will endeavor to nlvi neneral satisfaction. All surgical operations periurmeg with perfect safety. And the majority Ol til'1 UMMM HMHWI hJ me norse curen. Ti B. Bishoji enn bo found at his Veterinary Forge, back of the Neil Houbc. Reference to the fallowing gentlemen: Maor Barker, A. L. Olmsted, E. Williams, J. Barton. june5-dtkw:tm NOTICK. NOTIC E Is hereby given, that we have this day appuinted Smith & Mills, Esqs., our Agents, for us and In our names t collect and receipt lor the claims and accounts which have arisen or may hereafter arise in our professional practice. Dr. FRANCIS CARTER, Dr. N. GAV, " WILLIAM TUEV1TT, 11 S HANBURY SMITH, G. W. MARIS, " JOHN B. THOMPSON, H. I.. HOWARD, " 8. M. SMITH. " JOHN MORRISON, jan3-d&wtl April 12. 1850. CARPETING ! CARPETING! A P.STONE & CO., have on hand one of the largest and best assorted itocks of Fine Carpets nnd Oil Cloth Eve- offered in Columbus, embracing all the different styles, viz Superfine Turky and Wiltran; I Superior Ingrain; Superior Tapistry Brussels 1 Fine do Superfine Brussels; 1 Superior Venitian; Imperial, 3 Ply ; I KM Sup. Druggeli, Wooien ; Superfine do I 10-4 " " Linen. Also, Superior Wiltran Tufted and Chenicl Ruggs. Also, Superior KM Linen Sheetings, at a very great bargain. Also, a splendid assortment of Superior Worked and Lace Curtains, Painted Shades, Sic, Sic marlMAw VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. The sub criber offers for sale, on very liberal terms, the billowing described real esute, situate on the National road, in the immediate vicinity ol the eastern boundary line ot the corporation of Columbus, and opposite the Blind Asylum, to wit: out-lots Nos. t6, I'M. 1U0, 105 and 11)6, of Crosby'a addition of out-lots. Also, Nos. 1, 2, 4 and 5, of Ramsey's uldition. 'J6, J7 and 30, of Champion's subdivision of half section No 23. Also, in-lot No. 'A on Town street, of Champion's addition to the city of Columbus. On out-lot No. S6 there la good two story brick house, together with suitable out-houses, Ac. There Is also on In-lot No. 23, on Town at., a small frame house. For further particulars, as to price, Stc, inquire ol the subscriber on the premises. anl3-dAwtf AMOS 3. RAMSEY. THE ASSAM TEA COMPANY, 130 Greenwich Rtrect, New York. f P HE proprietors beg to call the attention of connoisseurs in 1 Tea, and the heads of families to the choice and rare selection of Teas imported hy them, and hitherto unknown in this country, which, by their fragrance and delicacy, comhin -d with virwin purity and strength, produce an infusion of surpassing richness and flavor. 'ttie Teas ottered are the following : Tho Jeddo Bloom, a Black Tea, at 1130 per lb Ninhon. " 7.1 Diari, M 50 " o-wr. n. a Green T"a, at 1,00 " Too-tslaa M 73 " Tickitsiaa " M " Ud-fi Mixture, a compound ofthe most rare and choice Teas grown on the fertile and genial oil of Assam 1,00 " With a view to encourage the introduction ot these mn'chless Teas, it is the intention of the proprietors to distribute by lo. among the purchasers, a quantity of Tea equal to (A rf yearn' projUt on the salea effected. Each purchaser will receive enclosed In the packsge, a numbered certificate, entitling him to one chance in the diitribution ' For every fitly cents laid oat and on the receipts amounting to 120.01)0, the undermentioned parcel of Tea, to the value ot ten per cent, or two thousand dallart, will Ikj giren aray ai Bon uses .'.'.' according to the tollowlng scale: .'i Prizes ot mWrnm leaeaen ai i.w per iu. n ins. or brrvw IB 500 100 BOO BOB BBO 10 500 500 250 100 890 425 Prises in all. 2,000 02.(Mto Those persons who prefsr lower priced I eas ran receive their prizes in proportion, or they will be re-purchased for cash, at a deduction of 10 per cent. fy Country Agents required. Applications to be addreaaed, post paid, to the Company's Depot, as above. junr3-dltw3m IRFNCH STYLE GINGHAMS AND BARAGE DE LAMES V New and beautiful styles Also, a fine assortment of small check Ginghams, now opening by aplSdAw H. COWLES k CO. 1 ARPET.S ARK GOING OFF Those beautiful and rAaop Car. are leaving hut call soon if yon would have one this spring, an lapiv-astw a MnrsB 1 ENTH ATTEND. SPRING HTYLES Superfine Hllk VT Plush Hats ; as usual, only $J. Also, for your benefit, ftnt French Cloths, fashionable Casslmnres, new and very beautiful styles Vesting of both Silk and Marsalles, Cravat of ditlcreut designs, culled to the season, Stc, Sec, Just opened by pia-dAw H. COWLfcfl A. CO APKR WAREIIorSE.-CYIUIH V. FIELD A: CO., 1 1 I Cliff sL, N. Y., olter for salt- Bleaching Powuer'JOU casks bust quality. Soda Aih 'J5 tuns g()od quality. Alum 100 bbls. ground and 100 bbls. crude. 8 .halts Best English :t F E, 4 F K, and 4 F K super. Ultramarine Best French nnd German, various brands Raqs liiO tuns Domestic, all qualities. Raos (W(J bales Foreign, assorted qualities. Together with a complete assortment of all kinds of Paper and Paper-Maker's Materials. do27-d.Vw New NpriiiK Ooods. A. P. STONE Ac CO. ARE now receiving their NEW SPR1NO GOODS, and am prepared to offer at Wholesale or Retail, an assortment unrl-rnled in quantity, qualify, or cheapness. We have concluded to again retail, for since we quit the retail business, the Old Hunkers In the trade have raised their goods a. most to an imposition. They have got back to the old prices that they used to ask before wo came to Columbus. We put goods down at that time fifty par cent., and we are bound to reduce ii. again. It is not much to wonder at, that they havi risen so o gnods. Renting stores in the Nell House at five hundred dollar Mf year renr.ljoarding at hotels, smoking cigarB at five cents apeUe drinking champagne at two dollars per (mart and who Ears tk " liill 1 You that buy goods of them. Bui you could not elpitu'" we had quit the retail business, and you were obliged to buy ol them. But we are now retailinc again, and if you wnnt to see a pLc of goods, and cln-ap and good, call at A. P.'s and you can find them. mar IH-di w FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. AVERY DESIIMBLE FARM, in Richland county, Illinois, containing .) acres of choice land KM) acres under cultivation rt) acres timber, and ."ill ncres of uriiiiiiirnved nriiiri'', a good or chard, log houso and stable. It is well watered and on a good county road, six miles irom Olney. We arc authorized to exchange It for a house and lot. or a good vacant lot In Columbus orior a gnou larin in i innuun county. apLl.lA n SMITH St MILLS. TVTOTICK. The sixth instalment of 90 percent, on each share ll ol the capital stock nt (he Columbus and Worthington I'bmh Road or Turnpike CotnOtliV is tailed Ibf and tmvuble on the 4tk ilny ol July next, to A. W. Brown, Treasurer. June i, lew. a. w. iiHLm w, rcc. As the whole amount of stock in the above road U called tor. It is desirable that stockholders fhould not delay lotlfW in paying up. The early completion of tho road makes it necessary to urge payment. W B. June l, iko-juiu-ii.v.v.hv HOWE'S HIIAKER It SAP A RILL A COMPOUND. P1IEPAUED BV STEAM, A.XD PUT CP IN QUART DOTTLES. 'pHE recipe from which the Shaker Sarsaparilla is made A was purchased nearly a year since, (at a great expense,) from an old IliMiliis iMinsiainahi that oeeuliur am (the S hajmra nnd iiltliough it LuM nut been majdfl public until the present time, It has been extensively used by many of the first physicians and fami lies ol (.mcinnati, who have pronounced it ntr superior to any other preparation nf the kind ever yet ottered to the public. 'Hie mode m which it Is prepared, viz i by steam, enahlen the proprietor to extract from the herbs tned their full sfreimth and real es sence, a desideratum which has never yet been obtained In the manufacturing of any other Sarsaparilla Compound, hence its vasi dupcriority hh in ii.- on iiicnummiui"", over on inner wuuiu am SARSAPAKILLAS. Tothost-at pn-sent using a Sarsaparilla mixture, a altigle trial will convince them of the above fact. The wonderful healing powers of this preparation are due to the manner in which it is prepared, (namely, by steam,) as well as to the composition of the ingredients used. Its leading Ingredient being the best imported IIONDintAS SARSAPAUILLA, Combined with mnv other roots and herbs which are used in no other Sarsaparilla compound at present bet. ire the public ; nnd the pliyniciiinn who nave exiiiiilued tne recipe, irom wnien ir is com-nosed, sav that it is the bet-t preparation of that inestimable root extant, and that the properties it combines a ; a medicine is entire- y peculiar to irseu ; it nets as n I'niie siiiiiuiani, ami aiso us an in terativc aa a stimulant, in exciting tho action of the liver when torpid aa a mild tonic, in giving strength nnd tone to the stomach as a purgative, in moving the bowels sufficient for the purposes of nature, without exciting them to unnatural action, and as a GENERAL PlJitlKIER OF THE BLOOD, ln removing all tho unhealthy humors of impurities therein contained, and thereby invigorating the entire system, for which reason it is peculiarly efficacious in the removal and permanent cure of all diseases arising from an IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, Such aa Scrofula, Cutaneous, Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches, Sore Eyes, Tetter, Scald Head, Stubborn Ulcers, Biles, all diseases re- ulting from the use of Mercury, Ac., Sic It is alao not less beneficial in Rheumatism All Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Lumbago, Habitual Costire-nesa, Loss of Appetite, Acidity of tho Stomach, Bilious Diseases, Consumption, and all LtWg Diseases, when they arise from corrupt humors ; and as a never failing remedy iu ull diseases arising form a DERANGEMENT OF THE NERVOUS HYSTKAI, It Is unparalleled ; such aa Swooning, Fainting Sensations, Low Spirits, Despondency, I'.pileptie Pita, 1'nlpitation of the Heart, Neuralgic Atlections, General debility, Axe, Sic It is found also to give great relief to females in all complaint peculiarly incident to them. This medicine should be taken steadily nccording to the directions, as in that depends the benetit to bo derived from its use. Bo particular in seeing that the bottels are put up in blue wrappers, with a beautiful steel plate engraving of the head of one of the sect of" Shakers on the wrapper, and at the bottom of the label a lac simile of Dr. Howe's signature. This precaution will prevent counterfeits, and will guard this medicine from being injured In its reputation by unfair and dishonest nutans. Agents in Columbus: B. IL Mkakinos, Dknio Sl Sons, G. Roberts Sl Co., Kino Sl Brioos, Wm. Scmnkideh. Sold in ouart bottles, at 91 each, or 0 bottles for Principal Depot, No. 1, College Hall, Cincinnati. S. 1). Howe, Proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed. To be had of the principal Druggets throughout the United States and Canadns. Call on our agents and get a pamphlet, from which ynu will be able to judge for yourself whether tho medicine Is applicable to your Individual case or not. HOWE'S CELEBRATED COUGH CANDY. THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN Kou COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, SORB THROAT, WHOOPINO COtTOH, fcC, fcC. Its reputation Is now so fully established, it is unnecessary to speak further of it hero, merely referring to our agents in Columbus, who will testily to its merits. mau ol i.kiuues General Agents for Franklin county. Also, to be had of the Druggists generally. nov!0-ly HILL'S GEM' I N i: AND LATEST IMPROVED SARSAPARILLA. KNOW ALL MEN, that we have this day appointed B. H. MEAK1NGS, ol Cincinnati, our Agent for the State of Ohio nt large, for the. sale of Dr. John BuU'm Genuine Imjtrored Ettrait of Sarrapariila where all persons, or Sub-Agents, will be supplied nt the nronrietors' lowest nrlces. .Signed : JOHS BULL & CO. Louisville, Ky., April 15, 1850. E. Eberly, successor to I. H. Meaklngs, at tho old stand, High street, is ihe only authorized Agent for the sale of Pr. Rull's Sarsaparilla in Columbus, where citizens and strangers may rely upon obtaining the Genuine and Improved Article. As there are counterfeiters about, be sure to buy from the authorized Agent, and then you will be sure ofthe Genuine Article, B. IL MKAKINOS, General Agent for Ohio. JUST RECEIVED, AT THE DEPOT lor the sale of Bull's Sarsaparilla and other Popular Family Medicines, t large and fresh supply of Hull's Improved and Genuine Sarsaparilla, combining ieUOW Dock, Bur Dock, and other valuable extracts, indiengous to our Western soil, put up expressly for this Agency. This great and invaluable preparation is finding its way into the bosom of every afflicted lamily, lor the w I o!e world is challenged to produce an article so plea-nnt to take that will so effectually purify the blood, strengthen the system, and guard it against any sickness or epidemic whatever I It never fails to give relief, nnd is warranted to be superior to Townsend's, nnd every other preparation before the public. In thi city hundreds have been cured of the worst tonm of Scrofula, Erysipelas, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Sciatic Pains, and distress In the side and hreast, nnd many who were on the brink ol confirmed Consumption. This preparation of Dr. Hull's is no secret or patent medicine ; hence, thousands of physicins prescribe and uu; it in their practice. Dr. Bull asks no protection by "patent," and it anyliberal-minded M. D., who is not over hidebound In his prejudices and not too strongly rivited to the " Chnin-Gang," to make people swallow Calomel and other villainous mineral-, (nolens volens) will write to him and sntisfy him that he tins not killed more than nine out of every ten of his patients, he will gladly send him a full lonnu-lar of the ingredients used in his valuable preparations. "Down with the leeches I Down with the blood suckers' Down with Calomel and other poisonous minernli, which has sent thousands and tens of thousand to a premature grave f PURIFY YOUR BLOOD) Strike nt the heart of the disease, remove morbid secretion?, give action to your liver, strengthen you r digestive, ortrnn, and you cannot fail to build up new and pure blood for the sustenance of the general system. To do which, nothing baa been given to man tmthimr within the reach of human agency begins to com- ban with Hulls noidcztrKioi WMparuuv neuwunar uai In case of anv disndisfnetiun 1 wiP return the money, for I am authorized by the proprietors of this truly great and wonderful preparation, ror saie oy - u , East side High street, next to Butler's bakery, and a few doors south ot tne state House. ( juiieirini.w ( Ull. I'M HI S Rml l.liO LI'OIM' TI IIM'IKK COR PAN V. The sixth installment of ten per cent, on each share of tho capital stock of the Columbus and Groveport Turnpike company is required to he pant to me i rensurer oi emu comjm ny, on or before the 20th day of July next. spl9d&wfi0d JOHN COX, flee rets ry RDOAR TOSKLISO. WILLIAM WOOD. ALFRFI1 WOOD. CONKLINfJ, WOOD & CO., xaivurACTCRRM or PURE WHITE tVBADf IN oil., no. i, do. do, ! PARIS WHITE; PARIS ORIKft, DBT WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD, t.ITH AKUE. CHROME YELLOW, CHROME ORKER, CHROME U0 CHINESE BLUR, POTTT, CHINESE BLtfl. OIL WHITIKO, 'fire dried,' assorted col d paints, in CIDER VINEGAR. WE hare adopted the most approved method, as practised by the Eastern Manufacturers, in manufacturing White Leaii. and will warrant it emal to any made in the United State. We warrant the quality of each article we manufacture to be as good as can be procunn, and to give entire satisfaction. Offered nt the lowest prices on usual time, or discount for Cash. CASH FOR FLAX SEED. Any quantity of CASTOR BEANS wanted. We will supply Farmers with Castor Beans for seed, and then contract to take hem atmarket price annual.. CONKLING, WOODxJt CO Cincinnati, December 36, lW. dawy PHILADELPHIA SHOES. tRYAN'H LADIES' AND CHILDREN H CELEBRATED R.S HOES Buskins and Slips, thick and thin soles. Also, Children's Gaiters, the finest article made in the Union, just opened by aptf-datwj H. COWLED CO. OLD DR, JACOB TOWNSEND, The original ditcmerer of the Genuine Tovntend Sartaparilla OLD Dr. Towiistind Is now about 70 years of age, and has long been known hj the Author and Discoverer ofthe (it-nuinc Urlgfnal "Town-end Sarsaparilla." Being poor, he was compel led to limit lis mnnufneture, by which means it has been kept out of market, and the sales circumscribed to thosu only who had proved its worth, and known its value. It had reached the ears of inniiy, nevertheless, as those persons who had been healed nt ore iliwases, and saved from death, proclaimed Its wonderful cures; It relaxes strictures and tightness, removes all obstructions and invigorates the entire, nervous system. Is not this then the Medicine you pre-eminently needt But can any of these things be said of H. I . Towinend's inferior article! This young man's liquid is not to bo compared with the old Doctor's, because of one grand fnct that the one is incapable of deterioration, and never spoils, while the other does : muring, fermenting, and blowing the bottles containing it into fragments : the sour, acid liquid exploding, and damaging other goods t Must not this horrible compound be poisonous lo the system ? What f put acid into a system already diseased with acid f What causea DIspepsiH hut acid t pom not all know that when food sours In our stomachs, what mischief it produces i flatulence, heartburn, palpitation ol the heart, liver complaint, diarrlnna, dysen. tery, colic, and corruption ofthe blood I What In Scrofula hut an acid humor In the body? What produci a all the humors which firing on Eruptions of tho Skin, Scald Head, Salt Rheum, RryWDfUi, White Swellings, Fever Sores, and all ulcerations lo-tenia! and external? It is nothing under heaven but an acid substance, which sours, and thus spoils all the fluids of the body, more or less. Whht cnuses Rheumatism but a sour and acid tbifd which Insinuates itself between the Joints and elsewhere, Irritating nnd inflaming the delicute tissues upon which It acta ? So of nervous diseases, of Impurity of the blood, of deranged circulation, and nearly all the allim nts which afflict human nature . Now 1s It not horrible to muke and still, and infinitely Worse to use this Souring, Fermenting, Acid "Compound of S. P. Towns-end, and yet he would lain have it understood that Old Dr. Jacob Townsed s Genuine Original Sursaparilla, Is an Imitation of his ulerior preparation 1 1 lleiiven toi luil tht wo should ileal In fin iirticle u-hicli nihl wear the most distant resemblance to S. P. Townsend's article I We wish it understood, becauo it is the absolute truth, that S. P. Townwiiil's article anil Old Dr. Jacob Townsend's Sarsaparilla are heaven-wide apart, and Infinitely dissimilar; that they are unlike in every particular, having uol one single, thing In common. As S. P. Townsend Is no doctor, and never was, is no chemist, no phn rm accu tint knows no more of medicine or disease than any other common, unscientific, unprofessional mnn, what guarantee can the public have that they are receiving a genuine scientific medicine, containing all tho virtues ofthe articles used iu preparing it, and which are iucnpablu of changes which might render them the Agentn of Disease instead of health 1 Since the above was put in type the following fact lias come to our knowledge; which is truly tyled The Triumph of J ml Ice The War Ended! 5. ' Tomttcnd abandoned the field Old Dr. Jacob Townnend vin dicated by the People !!! S. P. Townsend hns at last given up ttie mnnufneture of any more Sarr-nparilln, having disposed of lnsbusinesn iu some strangers. Thus his claims to Originality and other pretensions fall to the ground. He voluntarily abandons them, In thus evading tho issue before the public, by disposing of his trade. The fact thnt he was no physician, no chemist, the occupation of whoso life was a worker on Railroads, canab, chopping wood, nw logs, dock sticks, Sic, See Tho fact, also, that bis arook I "- oknM notorious for Iti Bourbut. PonDflnttoi and Buntiiu the Bot tles, thereby deceiving anil injuring the sick, and destroying goods ( ocuiunpirHK'i oeyonu mi oomn ineiauucy ni ni" pretcnsione, una thohnselcHS fabric ot his chums. Hereafter it is to be sent out to the people by some Strangers, yet benring the name of S. P. Townsend. We have been informed that these Strangers Intend to print on the labels the name of some Chemist, in order to redeem, if possible itf bad character of Souring and Fermenting. Let the people fully understand that no Revamping, no new botching, no prefixing of Chemist's names or any other folly will redeem S. P. Townsend's souring compound from public odium, unlesn it is made entirely different from its present character; nnd it they do this, it will become another article of Sarsaparilla, and they might as well give it another name first as last. It should then be called tho "Stranger's Snrsaparilhi," nnd not S. P. Towncnd's. But if there is no alteration, the. people; may still expect the same old Souring, Fermenting, Root Beer ntuff. We have felt it a duty to inform the public of thn true position of this matter, that Old Doctor Jacob Townsend's SarsapiiriHa may not be confounded with this souring article. In conclusion we would remark that ROOM months ago S. P. Townsend left his old stand in Fulton st., a first rale store, and sat himself down only a lew doors below us, in Nnussau st.,the motives nnd objects ot which we leave others to judge. We understand theso Strangers, who have taken up S.P.'s business, intend to remain there. Such conduct needs no comment. We shall move from Nassau street in the Spring, and we will then see if these Strangers follow us as S. P. did. Depot for the Old Doctor! Bantptrflll is now 103, Nassau st. THOMPSON, SKILLMAN &. CO., Proprietors. Principal office for the Western States, Vino st., 3d BOOT above lib, Cincinnati. G. W. CARHOUN, Genernl Agent, to whom all orders or npplicntions for agencies must be addressed. Tbil Sarsaparilla can be found at the principal Drug Stores in tho Stati-, and is advertised in most of the country papers. In In every county there is some one authomod to establish sub-ngenHes for the county in which he resides, and tho same can be ascertained by reference to tho county papers. Var sale iu Columbus by DtHftTJ gi. IIAKHY, AgaMl fef Franklin county. Also, by Henry Lonq, GrovoporL lebiO-ii&wly ptYRUH W. FIELD fc CO. No. 11 ClhT at, New York, offer lor sali Newspaper, 2!fxi:t inches. Newspaper, 2Sx4b' inches. Newspaper, 88X49 Inches. Newspaper, 22x32 inches. Newspaper, 22x3,1 inches. Newspaper, 83x37 inches. Newspaper. ISHfcxIM inches. Newspaper, KSSS Inches. Newspaper, 2tlVax40Va inches. Newspaper, ffDMlOVt inches. Newspaper, 19x21 inches. NewspajxT, 24x10 inches. newspaper, MD( inches. NewspnjMT, 2tiLix:(SLi in. NewspMH!r, 2tix:irt inches. Newspaper, 24x32 inches. Newspaper, 84x38 InOhet, Newspnper, 24x34 inches. ALSO, Envelop Pnper 2,400 reams nil siies. Colored Pnper L71J0 roams assorted sizes. Writing Pajier 0DO enses. a complete assortment N(iwa and Book Ink Superior quality. News and Book Pnper made to order of any size and quality at short notice. dc27-dA w A CAKO. PpHE undersigned have formed a copartnership under the I nameof STACK Sl PRI8BIK, for thn transaction of a Whole sale and Ketidl Grocery mid Forwarding nnd CoinmlMaion huMineaN, at the new brick Grocery, corner of High nnd Friend streets, formerly occupied by i, M. Brown, and solicit the ntten-ion of those wishing to purchase, to a lnrge stock of goods in on lllne. J. H. STACK. Columbus, Mar. Sij-ddcwtt. 0, H. FRISBIK, A V WW AMI SAW HILL FOR SALi:. AN excellent farm ol I7SI acres, in Genoa tp., Delaware co, Fll 17, Tp. S. 4, on the east side of Big Walnut at the mouth of Duncan's run i about ..'I acres improved, about Ull 01 good boltam Innd. The farm is well calculated for frraln or stock. It is w part ol the Maxwell tract There is a tine settlement around it. On the premises there is h good saw mill, which takes the water from Wnltiut creek and Duncan's run. It is n good site for a grist mill. The farm, nnd an undivided half of the saw mill, will lie mid together or Bcparate. About one third of the pay will lie re-luired down, the balance in payments. Mr. Hammond lives on heplaee. jyhi-:ud.wtt 1 WALTER THRALL. MONKY. MONEY! MONEY! Klflv ThoiiHiind Oollnrs in Ohio! rpHB nubscriher will pive particular attention to tho collection in Ohio, Micli'TJim, Indiana, Uliinm, ,1 1 -iu ri, iv-mucKy, iown nnd Wisconsin, ol that class of clnims long since marked a Loss." -Cone West." and "not collectable," bv Merchants, News paper publishers, Manufacturers, and others. Five years experience has given him confidence hence there will be no charge, hut so far ns collections are made. Cards piving references, terms and instructions, will b sent in nnswer to tost taid letters. Address, W. H. JAKVlf, Ruel4-d&.wly Attorney at Law, Columbus, Ohio. DR. Ill XL'S (OMPOlNn TI.I ID EXTRACT OF aa A IIW III! If I I I A In,- uivnn more irne I 111 sal isllli'tioll, and has cured all the complaints for which it is rei onini' nib . more cnectuitlly than any oilier similar njaja jiremrnuoii vwu the discerning public. It is warranted to be six time mff nod better than the molasses and water mixture of Townsend's, which in reality is but a shadow compared to the Intrinsic substance, contained in Dr. Bull's invnluahle prcparaton ! Person wishing to be cured ol Dyspepsia, Cutaneous, Mercurial and Ll ver Complaints, Neuralgia, Sciatic Pains, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Colic. Sick or Nervous Headache, Female Complaints, Dinrrluea, and all disorders arislna from an Impure state, ot the blood or halm o! the system, (without Inying the lonnoaiion ior oiiieraiiu ffOTM diseases, as entailed upon the human family M the dispensing of calomel and other poisonous minerals,) would do well to lve this Sarsaparilla a trial. Our own experience proves it the praise bestowed upon its active healing properties, bv ,-very person wn meet, (save a doctor) the demand that Is daily increasing, not only in this city, but from orders daily received Irom all distances, go lo strengthen our confidence in its being the greateot curative ajrent that the world has ever produced. Let those without appetite, or tone to their digestive organs, or weakness from severe medical, or shop treatment in cases of Dysentery, Dinrrho-a or Cholera, try a single bottle, and our word tor it, they will not be disappointed. ..- For sale by EBMtLY, Pucressorto M. H. Meakings, nmrlH-d Family Medicine Depot, High street. KEEP POSTED I'P ! ! Every correct business mnn keeps bis books poster! up, so that in any emergency, or lor self-satisfaction, he can tell at a glnnre (he condition of his worldly prospects. It such then is necessary to our pecuniary romlort, nnd which wnms us or any innovation or losses, how much more necessary ia It to he posted up in matters far more Important, and upon which hangs all the hopes and happiness of ourselves, our wives and little ones, in guard ine the nrenlet sol all blessings. Health t The sad rtb cts of last summer should not be lost upon i,,ind very wisely doth our City Fathers enjoin upon all. to look to our tenements, c liars, and enclosures, nnd to remove all offensive and deleterious cnuses of impurity to Ihe air we breathe. Human Agency can do much to allerinte If not entirely prevent a re jetitJon of the disastrous effects of that dreadful scourge with which we were visited last spring and summer, and which indiscriminately pluekerl from our beautiful garden tho rirh and the poor, the young and the need f the loved father, mother, sister nnd brother, awl hundreds whom eonnenlality of feeling and friendship had endeared one to the other, in liesnot t be severed, ni.lv bv death! Nothing through Human Agency has ever been given to the world thnt will so thoroughly guard the system against Cholera, or any sickness whatever, as the daily use of lir. Bull's Compound f luid Extract of Snrsapartlla f The Doctor M very lately BBRRM vmuame lmprovi-menis ny ine eomotnnuon if Yellow Dock and other Root indigenous to our Western soil, that places " Bull's Sarsaparilla" at the head of every preparation as a ' Purifier of the blood." and " Corrector of th- general system." No one can have sickness that uses this valuable preparation. Certificates are pouring in frnin every direction, speaking in the highest term of the most wonderful cures ever effected, after every thuig else had failed. To obtain the frcnuine and la test improved, procure from the Agent for Columbus, r E. EBERLY, f-uccessor tn B. II Meakingt, east side High street, next to Butler's Bakery. junel9-d&w2w 4 Ki niTECT OFFICE lechnnlrR Hull, ( ntam-A ast,Ofclsj. N.B. KELLY tmforBM the public that during his absence all hi Architectural business, Engineering and Surveying, will be promptly attended to at the above office by th undersigned. H. H. BLACKMORE, dec31-d Architect and Civil Engineer. TO CONTRACTORS. WMLKI) I'RMl'OSALS will be received t the otlice of the Hoard of Pubfc Works in the city of Columbus, until the hour ol ly o'clock (noon) of It'ednetdau, the lOiAdfly of July next, lor the construction of trio following work, lo wit i OHIO CANAL. For the re building of Locks Nos. 51, 52 and SO, near Porta-mould.For the rebuilding of Locks Nos. 2C and 28, south of Licking summit, near Lockhourne. For the re-buiding ot Locks No, , east of Newark. For the ro building ol one ofthe flight of Locks nt the junction of the Dresden side cut and the Muskingum river, near Dres. den. For building a Water Oate, with substantial cut stone abutments, on the south-east embnnkment of the Licking Summit Reservoir. HOCKING CANAL. For building a substantial Culvert, of cut stone masonry, op-poHle Worth iru ton's mill, in Hocking eouittv, with Hm DMMMOf embankment, See Connecter with the above jobs will be the embnnkment and other items incident to such work and they are of a character worthy the nttentlon of contractors. It may bo determined to re build Locks Nos 51, 52 and 55, near Portsmouth, during tho present fall, which the bidder will consider. This determination, il concluded! will be expressed In thiepeciflcations. The masonry must be of the )eat class and the stono of the most approved (pmHtiex, nnd from qunrries from which stone has recently been furnished for Locks near Portsmouth, Lockburne and Dresden and for the Lock near Newark, to be of stone to he approved by the Ktigiueer, as must the stone In all cases. Plans nnd spccificntionB may be seen at the office ot the Board of Public Works, nt Columbus, nt any time after the first day of luly, and information in relation to the work near Portsmouth and near Lockhourne, may be had at uny time alter the 25th in-btnnt from Wm. McAhoy, Esq , Re. Eng. Southern Division Ohio ChiihI and from Snmuel (i. Foster, Res. Eng. Middle Division Ohio Canal, in relation to the work near Nowark, Dresden, Licking Summit Reservoir nnd Hocking Canal. Didders unknown to the undersigned must give sutisfactorv references. QEOBuK W. MANVPENNY, juncS Acting Commissioner B P. YV. is so. FITCH & n All M i (Sucteuors to MrEltam Fitch,) FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND Dealers in Produce, Flour. Plaster, Salt, Fish, nnd all kinds of Groceries, at wholesale nnd retail. N. B. The high-t market price paid at all times, in cash, for Produce. Railroad Building, opposite J. Bidgway Sl Co.'s Foundry, Co lumdl'9, Onto. tnarSdtf SAMI'l'I. UA1.I.OWAY. HHNRV T. PAGE. (JALLOWAY (V PAttE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. WE will practice law. as partners, in the Courts of Franklin nnd adjoining counties, and in the Circuit and District U. S. Courts. Office in Piatt's new building, opposite State House, mayti-tf A CARD. jVOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have this day Ll entered into a co-partnership, for the purpose of practising Law, Buying, Selling and Leasing Real F!state, Surveying, dividing and sub-dividini; of lands and lots, the Collection of Clattns in central Ohio, and, also, lo all business heretofore done by J. F. Smith. JOSEPH F. SMITH, April 10, 1850-npl2dtf SAMUEL M. MILLS. SHALL FAR.U IN NORWICH TOWNSHIP, ABOUT eight mDM from the city partly improved. A good hewed log house, stable, well and a young orchard on the farm. The farm is well adapted to raising nil kinds of grains This Inrm must be sold soon, ami is offered cheap. Persons wishing to make a small investment, or securing a pleasant home, cannot do better than by calling ou ua. If this does not suit, we have others Hint will. SMITH Sl MILLS, may 1 4 Real Etttto Agents OR .WILLIAM BLACK8TONK, ' PENDF.RS bin professional services to the citizens of Colum- bus and vicinity, piliesidence at the Capital Uovse. Office on High street, opposite the United Stntes Hotel. REFER TO Samuel (Jnlloway, Esq., Prof. IL H. Hownrd, Win. B. Thrnll, Esq., Prof. S. M, Smith, Dr. Robert Thompson, Columbus Prof. Dniel Drok.ffl Cincinnati tu,pAi fT.A"u HAf.ZINES FOR JUNK. t liAIIAM'S American Monthly Magazine lor June. yx Godey'a Lady's Hook for June. Saitam's Mntrnzine lor June .Just received nnd for salo by may 20 I N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. FOR SAL Efc Q LOT of Beech Fencing, Shingling Lath, and Ileecb Joists. L Inquire of mayu7 C. SCOTT, Journal office. 1 ff fCf POOTTDal WOOL wanted at their Warehouse, JLUl$VJiJ near the National Road Bridge, by apIC FITCH Sl UALE. LOMINCWB PICTORIAL FIELD BOOK ot the Revolution, Nos. 1 and 2 For sale by june5 . N WHI'r- ING Sl HUNTINGTON. A. n. WOMBAL'OH. WM. F. WIIKGLEJ1. WOMBAUGII A WHEELER, ATTOBNEYfl AT LAW. WILL practice as partners in Franklin and the ndjoiningcoun-tiec. Prompt attention will be given to the adjustment and collection of claims of large or nmall amount. Wm, F. Wheeler, Notary Public, will take depositions, acknowledgments of deeds, Stc. Oth'co in Neil's New Building, north of the Neil House. Columbus, June 24, 1850. junc24-dly-wlnt NEW BRICK GROCEHY.COKNER OK HIGH " AND FRIEND HTREETM. riiHE undersigned having purchased the stock of J. M. Brown, I. will oontinued the Grocery and Forwarding nnd Commission businena, nnd beg leave to call the attention of our friends nnd the public generally to a well selected stock of Groceries, Slc Sic, to which n large stock will be added soon, and offered at wholesale and retail at low prices, maryj-d&wtf. STAGE Sl FRISBIE. WOOD! WOOD! SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office of the Secretary of State until 12 M. on Monday, the 15th day nf July, 1Rli, I'm- wood for the use of the State, ns follows : cords of wood SMi feet Ions. 100 " 3 n 8 None but dry hickory, beech or sugar maple is wnnted. Bonds with approved security will be rcfiiired for the delivery ofthe wood tn the State House' yard before tho 20th day of October next. One hundred and twenty eight solid feet will be required for a cord of wood. HENRY. W. KING, Sec y of State, A. A. BLISS, Treasurer of Stnre, juiih vvuuus, Auditor ot state. Columbus, June 19, 1850. (dfcwtojulylO Oil- CLOTHS. LARGE anil splendid lot of Mahogany, Fancy, German, Chinese, English nnd American Furniture Oil Cloths, lust re ceived and for sale by . J. D. OSBORN Sl CO. Xr OTICE. The notes and accounts f George Gere A Co., are Ll left with uh for settlement and collection. Thev must he paid without delay. GERE, ABBOTT St CO. i onimnus, .iuiy B 'I' PRINTING MATERIALS FOR HALE. I9K sale, low for cash, or on short credit, a large assortment of Printing Materials, consisting In part of 1 Double Medium Smith Press. 1 Stanberry Press. 38 lbs. Pica. 400 " Bourgeois, nearly new. 1 " Brevier. 100 ' Minion, 130 ' Minion, Several loots Fancy Type. Also, Job Type of nearly every variety, part of which Is nearly new. Together with Stands, Galleys, Sticks, Chases, Rules, Lends, (book and newspaper,) Imposing Stones, and finally, everything used iu n printing office. Any portion ot the abovo will bo sold extremely low for cash, or on short time. decll CHAS. SCOTT, Agent NEW (.OUDH. E have in store, and offer for sale on good terms-7") doz. Chopping Axes of favorite brand-. 4 doz. Broad 100 " Shovels and Spades 100 Miil and Cross Cut. Sawa. 200 boxes Window Glass. 10000 lights " Sub. 1000 lbs. Putty. 10 bbls. Linseed Oil. -.' n i kegs Naila, assorted. GERE, ABBOTT St CO., At the sign nf the Gilt Padlock. .MACAI LAV'.K ENGLAND. MACAIJLAY'S ENGLAND. 3 vols. 12mo. Muslin, to match Hume's England. For sale by may27 1, N WHITING Sl HUNTINGTON. CARRIAGE tumihim.v I ( fi 'Ml" "sRRlta Spring-: 20 sett Iron Axles; 100 sett Brass 1 WU Hubb Bands; 3 bales Mots; Patent Leather; Lace, lull-, Damask Linings ; Painted and Gum Cloth ; Tacks, Seamex Cord, Mnlleahlc Castings, Ace. For sale by June" OERE, ABBOTT & CO. NOTICE IS hereby given that the subscriber has been appointed and qualified aa the administrator ot the estate of Lorenzo S. Buckley, late of Franklin county, deceased. Junele w3t WILLIAM Gil AH AM. Dublin, June 13, 1850. NTICE S hereby given that the subscrilier has been appointed Bnd rnialiftf d m administrator with Ihe will annexed of the estate of John Stephens, late of Franklin county. dceaed junrlflwat WILLIAM GHAHAM. Dublin, June 13, IBM. COLUMBUS FOUNDRY. J . RIDOWAY ft OOy MANUFACTURE STEAM EN (J IN EH, THOM new and improved patterns, among which 'V0","' JT MIJLEY HAW MILL, of compact form, with MILL IKONS and fixtures complete. They also make the celebrated PARKE R S PATENT WATER w " h .E a RAILROAD CAR WHEELS, and all other IROM and BRASS CASTINGS usually made at Foundries. rt achi n bit of all kinds made promptly to order. RUCK CELEBRATED COOK I NI J STOVE, Premium Cooking Stoves, Parlor. Shop, and Church Stoves and Furnace-, Fin- Grates, and PLOUGHS nil warranted, areeon--tviliv for sab- at wholesale and ar.TlL on liberal terms. Merchants and others dealing in Ploughs and Stoves are re-spectfully invited tn exfjztlne our stock and prices. Column, febLl-tf A CARD I W'CHJLD respectfully announce to the citizens of Cotumbu and its vicinity, that I have made a new arrangement In business, nnd my pecuniary condition renders It necessary to settln an my accounts. I havo been doing business among you several years in the capacity of an Undertaker, and am the only man who ever engaged exclusively iu it up to the present time. It ia I business tlmt requires unremitting attention, and lor the. bettor a;'' oioplishment of which 1 have made an agreement with Mr. George V. Williams, as may be seen by the advertisement below, i which he will become niy partner. 1 takethls occasion tosay to all with whom I havo open account", prior to June 1, '50, that uicy inust be settled up, either by note or otherwise, immedl- I ha ve money unough due to free me from embarrassment, not- il hs f anding some ot my frund, ..rt fearful thi$ is not the ease. I have Ufa among mid don.- busmen, with you several yeara. I intend, while my Hie is spared, to continue it, relying upon my own resources and reputation as a husineu man in the busineaa in which I am engaged. I ask no combination to assist me by conspiring against others in tho arao calling, to their injury. I have no runner out, but I think this community will bear me out in saying that I am always ready, when called upon, to attend to my business, and ever have been. Belj. ving that I feel aa well to tho living aa anyone, and thankful for oust favors, I solicit a continuance of them. Mr. Vvilliiims, my partner, has been in ray employ nearly on year, nnd a-slited me through our most fearful and trying tlma, during the prevalence ( the cholera last aummer. He is known us tar as his nc(iiamtance extends, n, ,, genttcmim well qualified for the business in which he U engaged ; and 1 feel warranted In recommending htm to your favorable consideration. Respectfully, A2ZUR W. READER. June !, 1850. USUI W. READER. OE0ROE W. WILLIAMS CITY COFFIN WARE ROOMS. READER dc WILLIAMS, City Undertakers, have associated themselves together in the business of Undertaking, in the city of Columbus, and would respectfully announce that their depot or ware rooms will bo found, for the present, at the old stand ot ArW. Header, near the Hibba Hayscales, where they havo a splendid assortment of Coffins, consisting, in part, of mahogany, cloth nnd velvet colored, Cherry, Black Walnut, Stc, of every sort, size and description, finished and lined In a style superior to any In the Western country va ying in quality and price to suit the feeling, of nil who mny need them for deceased frienda . They huve and will constantly keep on hand, shrouds, glovesand -tiickmgs, ol every size and quality. They are also provided with a hearse and enrringes for attending funerals ana every thing pertaining to the business. Carriages and a hearse always in readiness to convey frienda and a corpse to any part of the Stat whenever called fur. A. W. Reader has the exclusive right of the 1 tate of Ohio for Trump's celebrated Corpse Preserver, the uae and utility of which can only be appreciated by witnessing IU efiects. Suffice It to say, R. Sl w. nre prepared to preserve a corpse tree from decomposition or change, any length oi time, nnd convey It, in that condition, to any part of the country. They are also provided with a substantial Vault in which to deposit the dead previous to interment, agreeably to the feelings friends and relatives. Cooling Boards will bo furnished at any hour during the day or night, by calling nt the shop or nt the residence of either one of the firm. One ofthe firm may always be (bond at the ware room during the day, or nt bis residence at night. As they will attend to all calls promptly, and are determined to render satisfaction, they confidontly expect to be sustained in their undertaking. Residence of A. W. Readtriiti door from Third, on Mound street, afonbg Genoa church. Residence of a. If. Williams 2d door from Third, on Rich, op-posite Baptitt Church. jun24-tr RAGS Cash paid for Rags, C anvaee Ragging, Grass, and Tarred Rope, and all other descriptions of paper-maker'f stock, by CYRUS W. FIELD Sl CO. J.-J7 -dJtw At their Rag Warehouse, 94 Bookman at 100 apti MACS Pimento; 50 bags Java Cnth-e, landing from United States, an or sale by KING Sl HEFFNER, Cincinnati UUt.AR AND MOLASSES. 350 hdda Sugar, fair and prime; l,y()0 bbla Molasses i for sale by KINO Sl HEFFNER, marW 27 Main street, Cincinnati TRACTS ON LAW REFORM a very desirable collection o f Legal Papers, to which the attention of members of the Convention is respectfully invited. Cunning's Manual; Jefferson's do. Southcrland (Joel B.) on Parliamentary Law and Rules. New York Debates ; Kentucky do. Medary'rtlew Constitution. For sale at J. H. RILEY Sl CO.'S Bookstore. CARPETING. SUPERFINE Three Ply and Ingrain Carpeting, Floor Oil Clotha, and emb'd Window Curtains, for sale by attMflJS WM. A. McCOY & CO. CI1ICKERING A- GILBERT'S PREMIUM BOSTON PI AN ASk Just received and for sale at manufacturer's prl- j. luaco, Agent, Four doors North of the Neil House, Columbus, Ohio, aulOdly PAPER HANGING. A LARGE assortment of Paper Hangings and Borders for sab H'P hy WM. A. McCOY Sl CO mnr -J3 ENTERTAIN!! HNT AT PORVun nanrv MRS. DAVIS will attend to giving Tea at Forest Grove, eve-ry evening, from tive to eicht o'clock. Juno 28, 'M d6t JAMES NEW NOVEL. The Old Oak Chest, by G. P. R. James. 37c. The Dalton's, by C. Lever No. 6c. For sale by junl8 I. N. WHITING St HUNTINGTON. NEW ROOK. THE History of the Confessional, by John Henry Hopkins, D. D., 1 vol. 12mo. Tho Past, Present and Future of the Republic. Translated from the French ot Do Lamartine, 1 vol 12mo. For sale by Jm.18 LN. WHITING St HUNTINGTON. VACANT LOT FOR SALE. Two small lota on Gi? V street, near the corner of Fourth street Cheap and on easy term- SMITH St MILLS, -lUDc8 Re' Estate Agents JOSEFH LIPPENCOTT. LIPPENCOTT A HA Rlt. WM. 0. BABE. MANUrACTURKRR OP P1IOT.MX EIRE PBOOP SATES, Second Street, bttwen Wood and Smtthfield Stretts ikN Tuesday afternoon, July 23, 1848, the undersigned were VE called upon by Messrs. Lippencott St Barr to witness an honest and fair test of one of their Phrenix Safes. The furnace being prepared, the Safe was placed Inside thereof with books, papers and some money when the door of the Safe was closed and the tire kindled nt n quarter past 2 o'clock, and in a short time the Safe was red hot, nnd continued until halt past six o'clock, being about four and h halt hours, when the committee expressed their satisfaction that the time occupied with such beat was sufficient. The furnace was then pulled down, Safe cooled, and the door opened the books, papers and money aafe. Tho heat was so great as to melt oft tho brass mountings. We. therefore, take pleasure in recommending these Safes to the public as being, in our judgment, entirely fire-proot. JARVIS Sl TRABUE, NOCK Sl RAWSON, CORNWAL & BROTHER, BRANNON Sl THATCHER, BENEDICT CARTER, ISAAC CRONIJN. I am engaged In the foundry business, and know somethinf aboul furnaces and heat. I witnessed the burning of the above Safe, and can freely any there was no humbug about it, and with pleasure recommend them to the public as being, in my opinion entirely fire-proof. WM. KAY, ' Messrs Buttles, Comstock Sl Co. are our agents for the above Safes, where a sample can besoen, and also at the office of the Ohio State Journal. LIPPINCOTT & BARR, PAINT. UTal mn on hnnd anrl for sale at the lowest market rates, TV Linseed Oil, White and Red Lead, Coach and Furniture Varnish. Also, a superior article of Picture Varnish, together with a grent variety of paints, brushes, Slc At the sign of the Jyj GILT PADLOCK. REWARD ! . STOLEN, from the subscriber, in Perry township, Franklin county, U, on the night of the BBtfa inst., ft DARK CHESTNUT HOl'REL MARE, seven or eluht years old, with a large scar on her right thigh, a plain halter mark around her nose, and ti lint-- white around one hind foot ; in her gait, generally racks. The above reward will be paid to any one who will return the mnre and arrest the thief, or tlS will be paid for the mare alone. J"'28 LEWIS T. LANE. 1 OHO B0-ES W,NIOw OLA88, amongst which may 1. JVff be lound sintle and double thick French, the best Pittsburg of the Also, cheaper gl a of all the usual sizes. At the sign uyj GILT PADLOCK. Oi l Hill S GASLIGHT AND COKE "COMPANY. Ala meeting of the Directors, held June 21, '50, it was order-.V ed thnt the subscriptions lo tn(, lt(CK be paid t0 Thomas I Treasurer, in installments as follows, to wit : it. on or before Monday July 1st nEt. do Aug. S, do do Sept. do do Oct. 7, do do A itn 3d do 90 4th do 20 .'!, do 30 6th do 10 Promptness on the part of stockholders is expected. ' '""'-' tn.iv I WM. A. PLATT, Secretary. OUR very desirable small building lots on Birh street east of Seventh street tor salo very low and on good terms. Inquire JuncU-d HI MTU Sl MILLS. OR SAF.IS Two houses and lots, with stables, wood houses ami everv other convenienre attnrhpd. situated nn Frimrl street. they are brick buildings and in complete order, and will be sold reiy low if applied for soon. Buyers will do well to call on ua before purchasing elsewhere. "mJ ' SMITH ft MILLS. STEEL QOOna-Beadt, Rings, Clasps, Bltdes, Bags, Purses, Slc. Also, Pen Knives, a splendid assortment pg J. H. RILEY At CO. FOR SALE. Two elegant and substantial DWEL LING HOUSES on Town street between Fourth and Fifth. SMITH ft MILLS. fl? North Room in Exchange Bank. TOOLS. rTlO Carpenters and others who use carpenter tools, we moat A respectfully say that we ham the beat assortment of tools ever brousbt to this city, and we are dispoied to-sell them very low for ci h. jylj OERE, ABBOTT A CO. B. F. COIVWAT. L. E. TOKLTIVSOSr. R. P. CONWATcV CO., GROCERS, DEALERS IN PRODUCE, PIO IRON, AND C turn! I on nnd Porwnrdln .flerrhanta, EBORTT ITIIIT, jy3-lyd PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.