Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1851-05-30

              YOLDME XIV. COLUMBUS FRIDA.Y EVENING, MAY 30, 1851. NDMBEB 276. PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY SCOTT BAIOOH, OFFICK ionH-un ooamra or mou it. us nuui aitir. TKH.MS InuteMr ! alnuae.. The Dallr, to prnioM la Colnmbue, per jew $ 00 Hot by mill out of Columhut S 00 " during tho leialon, and Trl-Weekly balance of rear In Colombo! Iljr mull Tba TrIWeekljr by nll Weekly InColombul Out of tbe city, by mill, alalia To eluba ol lour and upward Tn cluba ot ton and upward!, to one addreat. . Dally, wnlon Trl-Wonaly Weekly, alula..... Toolubaol Br. end upward! . S 00 . 4 00 . 3 00 . 900 . 1 BO . 1 25 , 1 00 . i 00 , 1 00 . &0 , 0 Advertlelng. m.. fnllnw4n rate, and ruin of adrortlflnff hare boon aerecd upon between the proprietor, of the Ohio Htateaman and the Ohio state journal, to tie uamw,in " w,iwr ,, 3), lb4. Dally Paper. One .quire, 10 Hoe. or leu, onelnaertlon... ,i eaeb additional.. M.... i 1 we. i . " 9..." A 3 u 1 month , it it 9...'' . " 3 ..." " ' it ,i u ft ..." ... , it it 9 ..." ii ii 19 ..." Standing eard, 8 llnee or leu, per annum coluum,wlth tobangee, " 14 st " 8.... ;; i9...." " " ' changed weekly " " " dally k " with 4 chanaee " M 2 ' 6..... " "19 .... " " changed weekly " " ,. (0 90 ..0 99 .. 190 .. 9 00 .. 3 00 .. 4 00 .. 00 ..too .. 10 00 .. 19 00 .. 18 00 .. 10 00 .. 90 00 .. 93 00 .. 99 00 .. 30 00 .. 80 00 .. 35 00 ,. 40 00 ,. 45 00 .. 99 00 .1.10 00 aaiiy Other eaaaa not provided for, chargeable In conformity with the novo ratea. The atandard of measurement to be mtnlon type. For each additional aquare In the dally, Inaerted ono month, or a greater length of time, and for each additional aquare Inaerted under tho yearly ratea, hall price. No adrertUoment to be oonildered by tho year, unleaa It la t pacified on the manuicrlpt, or previously agreed upon between the '""'bhtheranotaccoiintablefortho accuracy of legal advertlee-BWiita beyond the amount charged for tholr publication. Announcing candidate! (ler office of every deacrlptlon,) to be charged at tho rate of fifty cent! per week, for each name ( the aamo to be, In all oaaei, paid in advance. All advernaomenta from atrangera or tranalent peraona to be paid In advance. Advertiiementa not marked on the copy for a apeculed number ol inenrtiona, will be continued ono month, unleaa ordered out, and payment will bo exacted accordingly. ..... . 'file privilege! of yearly advertiaera, will bo conhned rigidly to their regular bualneaa ; and all adverttaementa not pertaining thereto, to be paid lor oxtro, AdvertUomrata for AoctJoneera, Oeneral AgnnU, Real Eatate Ageuu, to, not to be oontracted for by tho year, butto bo charged by the piece, at the uaual ratea. No anvnaTiaiMEirra oN miinii oiuTUrrooaLT. AdrertiaemenU lor charitable Inatitutiona, Uro companlea, ward, townihip, and other publie meeting!, and aucb like, to be charged hall price. , Marriage notice, to bo ohargnd 99 oenta. Death! inaerted without charge, unleaa accompanied by funeral invltatlona, or obituary noticea, and when io accompanied, to be ''Ifeiu'ar advertiaera, and all othera lending oommunlcatiom or requiring noticea, dealring to call attenUon to felra, aolreea, concern, or any public entcrtainmenta where charge, are made for admittance all noticea of private aaaoclatjona every notice deaiimed to call attention to private ootorprlaea, calculated or In-tended to promote Individual internet, can only be Inaerted with tbe unuVratandin, that tho aema la to bo paid lur. If Intended to bo learned in th,i editorial column, the aamo will bo charged at tbe rate ol not lea. than 90 oenta per line, and then only when accompanied by an advortieement All leaded advernaomenta to be charged not leeathan double the born ratea, and meaeured aa It aolid. Advcrtleomcnta on tho Inildo excluaively, to bo charged at the rate of 90 per cent In advance on the above rrtea. Attorney! will be holdon lor the price of inaeitlrn advertlae-menta brought in by them. -SO Counting House Almanac for 1851. JANUARY. 1 M T. wJJLTjIL 77 .. .. 1 2 3 4 5 fi 7 8 9 10 U 12 13 14 15 l(i 17 18 19 211 21 22 23 24 25 2li 27 28 2!) 30 31. rEBHPABT. M. t. w T. r. 2 3 4 '5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 1(1 17 18 III 20 21 22 23 24 25 2(1 2728 " " MAHOHr ''lillit -T'Li " 7." 1 2 3 4 5 fi 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 If, 17 18 11120 21 22 23 24 25 2(i 27 28 29 30 ;il -Jma AFRIL. i..t.w T.r. s. 7777T2 3 '4 5 (1 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 10 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 20 27 28 29 30 .. MAY. i,.t. wt. f. a. 12 3 4 5 fi 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 lfi 17 18 10 20 21 22 23 24 85 2(i2728 29 30 31 JTJNB. ..ln.LTjwiT.lr. 1. 1 2 3 4 5 fi 7 8 9 III II 12 13 M 15 lfi 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2fi 27 28 29 30 .I": wt 31 HI AUGUST. w t. r. j 2 9! Hi 23! 30 8EPTEMBEB. OCTOBER. I,h,t. w T.r. 12 3 5 fi 7 8 9 10 12 13 14 15 lfi 17 19 2021 22 23 24 20 27 28 29 30 31 NOVEMBER. w T DEOEMBER. I. M. T. w t. r. I. .. 1 2 3 4 51 fi 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 lfi 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2(127 28 2! 30 31 UAIXOWAT 4k PAUB. vTti paeVH AT LAW. WK Will practice law, aa partnera, in the Court! of Freak!? aTd iflohlng counUea.'and in tie Circuit and Di.trlct U. r!. Ctmrtf. oincB in r w u"u"'i "fr A. B. BUTTLEH. A mmmr at I.MW. I lllVMg OHItJ. Otflce, No. i; Neil'i Kchme, opputile eJecro-mrj of offlc Jy37 WALTER THRALL. Attwraey BMHtllr sit Law, VarianfcM, 0l. ALSO, a fcommlssioner to take the AcJuwwledgiiient ol Deed tor the State of New York. mw. iw . ui.h t hiitwDMi Tow and Rich. oet30 U "-a r - - loaaimrrn-M. tho. comroca:. ao. o. conrroca. BUTTI.KS, COMHTOCK V 0., (Aucmaaora to B. Comatock, Co ,) . . .. FORWARDINU AND COMMIBHIuN MKHC1IANT8 Lard Oil liuralMnrara, and dralora la Halt, flaaur, Fi.h and Lumbar. Bead of tb Canal, Colambua, Ohio, ry liberal advancoa made on cwnalgnmenta. lmaro J. HIDtlWAV aV CO.'H In. FMarirr, Br-a mUmmwlkt Bridge, Cl.a. in. Okie. . . Stovn of all klnda, and a groat varlotv of Oaattnga, alwayi oa hand. DR. ROBRHT THOJirmanT, tii'rii.H, 0.4, Nell'n Knkauw, oppoallo U Becmar, ollome. 1. (Knee, HiKD tn., uumm"-" HBIBRRT MI.LBY, raOOK-BINDEIla, Wfh atreet,'.ppiiaite tbe Public Oflm, CO LT hamma. k- aiKatilVAf.. DR. MARIB'S OFnCE, orar ol Rich and Third atrertl, ad-Jolnln. Ua raaklmme, and ofpotiu tba tint Bapoat Cb.rcm. auetl-aa m?UH taaivn AV fin.. raEALERS In Hardware and Catiery. Iron, Halla, Olaal, Honaa J U Balld ' matrnala, rarraini aau ok ., -" OoodVaVc, to, Mo. 11 Hit m , llj ot tba UU' Padloch jona w. MIL . . "" u.acaraa aV IRMIVDnNti. O EAL K8TATB BROKER8 and OEHKKAL LAND AGEHT8. a. oBoa, Bonth rooaa, a.cnana- nana pmuina, """""--" N trTICR-TbeawM and aewmta ef Qeorfa Oere aVC,ara leftwltk lot aenlcMt aa4 collection. The aaaatb nM wltaraMaelar. umus, ainui a Corul-M, Jar, f, l4t. IIQ AB BANNER tAlTEB, r. 0. IIMION. L. . RABBII, F. V. BEMHIONS e CO.. WHOLIIill AND BITAIL DIAL I IN DRY GOODH, B00U, HboM, HbU, Cape, 8trw Good c Pour doon fuuth ot tho American, Colurobm. oc!6 Hardware. OBRE, ABBOTT 4c CO.. Hltfn of the OHl FnJIock, N. 161 HI ah atreet. II Ave. now In itora and in tranaitu from the mil a verv Urn M.X i tock of hardware, cutlurf, hooe building material!, far-ming tnd mechanical tooli. We hare long been anxioui to meet uur uusuiDwrs un iuw pneue, wo nave now ine ftouiiy to ao Mi. Our guodi were bought for caah and we can and will tell to prompt paying purchRarn upon aa good tenni, if not a little bet tei, uitui wij uioer eiHuinomeni in wim ticidiit, Judo7 OERB, AHBOTT A CO JMirU V. SMITHa bajkubx m. miuj. HIHITn 6c MILLS. ATTOKNKV8 AND COUNSELORS AT LAW. Kent Batnte Agnta, Hurreyore mad Netmrlee Pnblle, muia aiunrg wnvaiva, uniu, ATTFND to tho practice of tholr profesaion, ohtalnlng pfmiloni, cllina and leulna real eitate. iurvivintT uid riiviHintr Umla. uuiiwjuuu ui omima, examinnuoD oi iana auef, iLC, ttc., ate, aKVMEtfNCKfl t Swan A Andrewa, Cohimbua, O. Alfred Avery, New York City. Wm. MUiord. Cleveland. O. Tweed. A WriohrCin't. J. A W.FimiBV. SL Lonii. Mu. flnn T. WilUHmutn rininnH JQttTH U. aiLIYl JOflirU BULLIVAKT. J. H. RILEY & CO., BOOKSELLER AND STATIONERS. AND Dealer in Papur liRngiogi, Itordora, Window flhadea, Window Cornicea and fancy goodi, regpectfullygire notice that tbe? have received avenrextcniive aaaortmentoi fiwnnM to which the attention of the public it Invited. no9 EI.DRIDGB & MARTIN. DRAPEH8 AND TAILORS, High itrttt, Ut door north of Toten, oppoiiu the U. S. Hotel, ARK prepared to execute all ordttra in tholr line of builneia, in the ncate at and moat fathiunable style. JOSEPH ELDR1DGB. plO-dtf A. L. MARTIN. WINDOW l.l.AKM. COMMON alzea and qualitlea; alao, auporlor American and French Glaaa. ot naarlv all aizea uinailv wanted, at the iiim of the GILT 1'ADLOCK. NEW JEWELRY ESTALIHIIAIENT. BriUWN A HUUK, THE undenlgned have formed a partnerablp with thlf THE uno wiW title, and I JpAKIngaaaf, BklSilotul, and laacn ma room formerly occupiea uy k. fancy ilore, a fewdoora aouth ot the American and nearlv ounoilte the Exchanira Bank, where th-;y have optmed a new aiiortment of Watrkca, Jrwelry, Silver nnd Plntrd Wnrt, Jold Feaif Spectacle of every deacription, to ault all eyea. And all kindi of FANCY (JOODel niually kept in their line. We invite all to call and look at our atock, we will be pleaipdto abow our gooda whether they wiab to purchaae or not Watchea and olocka repaired in the beat manner and warranted for one year. From their expvricnco in the buafneta they hope to be able to give aatiaiaction to all who may favor them with their patronage. J. H- BROWN, mayi a. ttuL.n. COLUMBUS FOUNDRY. J. RIDG WAY & CO., MANUFACTURE STEAM ENGINES. FROM new and improved patterns, among which (a ono for the MULKV SAW MILL, ol compact form, with MILL IHUN8 tnd fixtures complete. Tbcy also mnkn tho celebrated PARKERS PATENT WATER WHEEL, RAILROAD CAR W UK EL 8, and all other IKON and BRAHS C ASTlNUt usually made at Foundries. HACHINiaV of all kinds made promptly to ordnr. BUCK'S CKLKIIRATEO COOKING STOVE, Premium Cooking .Stoves, Parlor, Shop, and Church Stoves and Furuacea. Firo Uratea, and PLOUUUS. all warranted, are con stantly for sale at wholesale- and est ail on lilwral tenua. Mercbnnta and otliers dealing in Ploughs andHtovee are re-ppctlully invited to examine our stock and price. Columbus, fcblU-tt CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. 1 AA PAIR Kltutic tarings; SO sett Iron Axles; 100 sett Brass 1WU HubbBands;3bHlesMosi: Patent Leather; Lacn,Tutts. Damask Llninga; I'alnted and Gum Cloth; Tacks(Samex Cord, Malleable Casunga, Ac. For sale by juno7 ubiw, Aiinun et tu. A DESIRABLE SMALL FARM FOR SALE. WK art) authorized to sell a SMALL f ARM, con- MfA tninlng 45 acres, 35 of which are improved, with a jf Frame Cottaire llouae. aood stabllna, together with- fruit and shrubbery, and all other necesaary fixtures. Knquireoi scpivj OAivr.n Aimnmunu, PAINTS. WE have on hand and for sale at the lowest market ratea, Linseed OiL White and Red Lead, Coach and Furniture Varnish, Also, a superior article of Picture Varnish, together with a great variety of paiuU, brushes, Ao. At the sign of the TO rANOI.OIIDS! PERSONS having bousita to rent or leaae can find good and ready tenants by calling at our office. There is hardly aday isses but we have cans lor nouses mat wo cannoisuppiy. SMITH A MILLS, apQM Heal Estate Agents CITY TRADB. THE attention of the Ladles is respectfully Invited to the elegant stock ot Dress tfilks, Cashmeres, All-Wool Delaines, Shawls. Scarfs, Embroideries, Ribhons, Laces, Ac.. now be ing received and opened by P. T. SNOWDKN, No. 4, Odeon Building. Ills stock of Dress Silks, alone, will richly repay an examination. We take pleasure in showing our Goods to all wno may lavor ua witn a can. iapuw ZEIMIYR WORSTEDS. Enough to supply all. iMrUl P. T. SNOWDKN NOTICE. Ik 1 EflflllS. SMITH A MILLS. Real Estate Agents, have afow IV 1 nf those choice, buiiillnn lots on Town strwt nnd Washing ton Avenue still left Purchnters wiahing to build residences on tho best building ground, and In one of the best uelghborhooda in the city would do well not to be too lata. no-Jl d 1 A MANDEVILLE'S SERIES of Readers, for sale lUsUUU in quantities, at the New Hookstore. de3 J 11. RILEY A CO. HARDWARE. WE have now In store Ht the sign ot the Out Padlock, and on " the wav from the KhiL the largest assortment of Hardware we have ever bad. Having purchased from itrst hands, and most ly lor cash, we can oner better goods, ana at lower price man formerly, and believe that in variety, quality and style of goods we oan equal any in Ohio. ... . .. . .. ..,. nitii nrna lire ii i Ire run numi'r.iwi unir, 1,000 boxes window glass, assorted lrumoK8 to 33X46, both American ma lureiKn. 000 kegs nails assorted, including the best eastern and western mils and SDiltes. 9,000 licliU window sash, and more coming. 1,UUU lOCKS ana latcnm UI Uluj union in ivavvcii,-, mtiutnuj mi ine taie unprovenienw ut iiwu auiu muiuoi wu uwi tenings for door blinds, gates, Ao Ac. Alao. White Lead, Oil, Putty, Paints, Varnishes, Sand Paper, AC, AC, n,,il UatrfDIl Wa hmwm tiktiint ami en am fled Leather, oai n ted and ffum Cloth. run iiAiininuci nrinriitn plain ana lancy colored uunuu, iamps, oanav, lhco, orumu cloth, Tutts, Ac. Hiiijritviviz.r.riiiu uuuun, We have Tuba and Bucketa, Knives and Forks, Tea-trays and Waiters, porcelain and tinned Stewpans and Kettles, and a vari ety oi very neceeeary inwiw n-i rnuinurnivu. run wunarai i nn We have Barrels. Locks. Mountinas. Shot Bags and German sil ver Powder Flasks and Horns. MECHANICS' TOOLS In great variety, among which may be found many superior tools not oiwsn louna m ue rvess. M Olfl Uf.HK, AH BUTT t UU. BOSTON CHURNS, fi 7 R hftTA Inst rfrAniTAd few thermometer churn. ff Also, the justly celebrated Boston cylinder chums, the moat universaiiT usea oi any cnurn in i iniwuwra. ii juh tbe genuine, call at No. 161, High street. OEU.E, ABBOTT A CO., jT3 Sign of the Gilt Padlock. M4I.R itU riOI.LEGK LANDSi THE larger and better portion ot these lands still remain unsold, and they are now offered at private aula on accommo dating terms a part only of the purchase money being required In nana. ai. f mI building and out lot in the villus of Gambler, which are unsurpassed tor beauty of location, and all tho more important advantages to be desired In such property. A good hotel la specially neeaea in ine Tiunge, Mia a 101 ir ine purpose win do rarmsneu on inTuri.iH . .i i u. ri.MhU Knnw ormni- "f 3 M T.C.WIHG,Ait. VR HALE. THOSE two well known Lota Noa. 7A6 and 757, on tbe comer nf Mieh and Blitli atreeta. with atrerU and altera all round them, fornwly the property of Cbeater Johnaon, on Mhleb are a groat vanrty ot choice fruit ana enruDoery, ano auuoiviuea in-... u.m. ii. rt. tn .ui, numhaaara. ALSO Two Lota on tho corner of Friend and Seventh afreet! anhdfvldrd Into aeven paru to anlt puThaaera. There ia an alley I'JUi fnet in widtn mnnlne tnrouan una lor Benarai cunvvnieiwv. The whole ol tbe forraoing property will be aold on very ao-eommodaUQg term. For particular!, Inquire of Tbomaa Wood, agent, iieusj . PAP BE HANCilNC AND BOjUDUUH NBW PATTKIINH. JU8T received, a fine aasortroent of i'sper Hanfrinfra and Bor ders spring patterns of French and American manufacture. AIM rAi tr.nno run a,r.i,,li.a.IO, isj panels and plain, with and without centra pieces. ColimM.CftMnndHasjM, in oak, marble and stone colors, lor finishing Halls. Drawings for Ceilings and Hails made to order. WINDOW HHADKH, a good assortment of ftne patterns. Window Coralcea made to order. Also, Gilt Moulding, tor Pariora. ror sale at toe new sooaaiura. mum J- U. RILEY A CO. N. H Tim Trade n trolled with papers b pattern books, and goods or lie red direct irom we iacwry. A ITINK CHANCE ! FOR SALE A Brick Cottage Houae and lot on Eaat Oak atreet, for a amaU payment down, and the balance In Bve equal Inatallmeota, with Inler-tereai. The houae contalna alx finely Bntahed and conveniently arranged rooma well, clatem, ite, by SHU M at MH.L.B, Real Eatab, Agenta. KIHRHIllflKBlin (IliRTAINS. TMBROIDEKKD Lace and Hualin Curtaina, aooe vary Ine, AJ end will be eol low, by . xaarll t.T. BNOWDEN. axrfMrinTAT rnBMirBH. 1 rf SETT bentlful Window Cornicea. Juat recelied. and narl f I A I ft BHVSHBH -A fine auortmrnt, for aale at the New M.M. ttouaatora i. U. nILEI & uu FOR HUNT I A mug dwelling for imall rarallr, In a can tralaltuatlon. Apply to H. COWLKcf ai CO. EAHTEUN WOOL YARN, white, black, blue, mixed an acarlet, Juat opened by H. COWLEd 4 CO. Elevator copy. oelO LEDGBK PAPERH, CAP, Demy and Medium, from the beat makera. For aale a Kaatem prieea (auglOJ J. H. 11II.EV Co. UT RBC'KlVEDr A large and handioma aaaortmenl of v plain and fancy DeLatnee and caahmerea, by octS . J. D. OtfBORN CO, wonn and willow warm,. WILLOW Waggona, Cradloa and llaaketa, Palla, Chnrna, die " For aale by nolDJ OERE, ABBOTT it CO. IUVINO'H WORKH, VOL. 14. Conqacat of Unmade. For aale at the new'Booketore. auglO I. H. RILEY CO. WEHKTKK'K UNABH1DUKDDIOTIONARV-Co-lumbua agnncy, J. 11. RILEY t CO. fjtT Trade aupplled on the beat term!. - tviajnntv HHtDRfl. AN eaeortment of new pattern!, juat received at the New Book atoreof (maylll J. H. RILEY It CO. FANHI PANH1! A BEAUTIFUL aaaortment of Fana juat received at the Maw Bookatoreof Imayll J. H. RILEY k. CO. PATENT LEVER CLOCKM. A NEW article Juat received at i 1 Uall and aee them. Uune8 BROWN it BUCK'g. NAIL8. JY. uke thla opportunity to aay that we have now In atom T r and tor aalo at low prlc icoa, 3UU kfffa of the beat naila ever tllTllE, ABBOTT CO. orougnt to ima maract. WAHIIINGTON AND TUB REVtlLKTION, an ore-Uon deUvered by K. P. Whipple, before the Municipal an- boritlna of boaton. J. 11. RILEY it CO. INDIA AND TUB HINDOOS. Miaaionary at Madraa. By F. D. W. Ward, late J. U. RILEY It CO. ocie MEDICAL DELUSION8.-A prita eiaay, by Dr.Hookoi ocl8 J- U. RILEY ft CO. flARLYLB'B NEW BSSAYSLatter uay rampnicia, bound in one volume. ocia . II. RILEY CO. JL'MT RECEIVED. A large aaaortment of Monalr green and other colore French Morinoa. For aa every low by octal J. l). uanuitn t;u. STEEL OOOna Beada, Rlnga, Claapa, Blidea, Baga, Puree,,! to. Alao, Pen Knivea, a iplendld aaaortment. SUMMER SHAWLS AT A I.OBnV to be had for a aong, for aale by -A Ana lot, allghtly Injured, H. COWLEB It CO. apl A FA 11 .11 FOR HALE OR RENT. . THIS farm la iltuitcd wtthln two milea ot the city, and contalna 80 acrea. 66 of which are improved, bnqulre ot aepia BAKER It ARMSTRONG. t'UOMH CUT SAWS. WE have Juat received a frcih lot of thoae very lupeliororoia cut aawa we have been aelling the laat two yeara. June7 UEKK, AunUTt at uu BAYARD TAYLOR'S CALIFORNIA; or, Adventure. In the Path of Empire, llluatrated. Trade eupplied. For aale at the bookatore of may30 J. H. RILEY V CO 1.000 BOXES WINDOW GLASS, amongat which may be found alnsle and double thick French, tbe beat rituourg. of the Alao, cheaper glaa! ol aU the uaual alaea. Attnealgn Ujij OILT PADLOCK. DERATES rN THE NEW YORK CONVENTION.- 50 coplea Juat received L at the New Bookatore of mayll J. H. RILEY It CO. nnn i.ivrh mi,. A CONSIGNMENT of a email quantity from Rnahton, Clark t Co., New York, for aale at tho New Bookatore of mayll 4. n. niuci t rpo PEDLARS. A case of Faucy Articles, Perfumery, Ac on Y Afiniiirnrfioni. fir anln nhnan. Alao. an assortment of French Jewelry, new styles and of superior quality, for sale cheap. mnl J. U. H1LEY A CO. PHENCII PAPER tlANGINUS. A CASK of very choice pattern, of Kmboaaed (luld papera, for n. pariora, and uordera to raatcn. At the new Bookatore. auglll J. H. RILEY CO PIMTfll.M. REVOLVING alx ahootera, togothor with double and tingle barreled piatola, for aale at the aign of the marl ,iu. inuvn. LIFB OP BARMAN BLENNERHAS8ETT, comprl alns an authentic accuunt ol "The Burr Exhibition," con tainina facta not heretofore publlabed. Trade auppllod. r or aaie at toe now oou..wro u, may3U J. U. RILEY at CO. FOR SALE. WE baveafewverydeairable Lota, on State Avenue, wblcb bid be biiuaht at a barirain for caah. or will oxohanga them or atock In tho Xeuia or Cleveland Railroada, at par. Inquire of JnlyiW HARLH at nr.MOtn.wm. SMALL HOUSE AND LOT, . . . .... SITUATED on Eaat Frlond atrcct. The lot la 831 by lm feet and Frame Houae. For aale cheap, by rJMlTil at mills, mar. Real Eetate Agenta DESIRABLE DREHS OOODS. . NEWitylei of Baraaea, Tlaauea, Mourning Alborlnea, tllng bama, Lawna, plain and ligured black Silka, and new atyloa of colored allk!, a nice eaaurlwent Juat opened by ,5 H.COWLEStCO. o . u ..uiauwif f'URAPUMTt We have tor aale a new brick houae and lot on eaat Oak Rt atreet a deairable pli pleaaantly altuatea, convenient, SMITH MILLS, Real Eatate Agenta. awMacbeap, and on eaay tcrma, aep4 TBLT1NU.- Vulcanlied Rubber Belting for driving all klnda MJ ol I mirhlnerv. Plain and mixed Rubber packing aquare rope and atulling box rlnga for piaton roda and lace leathor WOOL BED BLANKETS. n e PAIRS flue 13 by 10 qr. Circleville uuuiaeia. t neae Dian-m iJ keta aro finer, loiter and heavier than any other make. For aale by (ocMJ J. P. OoHUKH at vu. THE ONLY ONE LEFT. A VACANT LOT on Town itrect. aee to It. It can De purcna-aed cheap. Inquire of . aed cheap. OC31 BAKER ARMSTRONG CABINET MAKERS . .. CAN And Veneer Varniah, Sand Paper, Ulue, ana nearly all other article! in their line, at the aign of tho marie tLT fAULuun. GERMAN SILVER PLATED SPOONS AND BUT TER KNIVES. Uerman silver Spoona tuoao lame popu lar good!. Juu received by maraf n. COWLES t CO. I IUI I FVII.I K wnill.KN YARN. JUST received, U0 pound, white, mixed and black wool Slock Ing yarn. . . For aale by J. D. OBHOKN at CO. 1 On POUNDS of white, black, dark gray and blue mixed A.VVT 1 Woolen Stocking Yarn, by J. D. OSBORN aV CO. rpHR UIUUEST MARKET PRICE IN CASH wll X be paid by ualoruo,uuuioa.ol wooiaiouraiore. mayll-d.w M. COWLKg CO BONNETS AND RIBBONS, In great variety. Alao, boya, Mlaaea and childnsn'a Sauaaier Hnla. Juat opened by nus U. COWLES U CO. . & urn.. , 1MIITPRD AM It I.tESMfl. IORSALE, one of the moat deairable building Iota on Town J. atreei, inaulreol tnoviai nnaf,n. k .wioinunu. rnMnu A LARGE lot ol new atyle Sboll and Buffalo back end dree. ina enmtrs. usi receivra m , . ANNlJAI Or BUlKMTiriu uiBtUTnai, ur vi For side at the new Bookstore. - rt mars J. H RILEY ACO. nu uma BT Attn A-tT a"! IU UOHI WUV TTUUIllalvlDlal! H"T v uwarvsua f TjiOH Ladies, Misses, Children, Men and Boys, a complete as- M. anrtment, particularly lor new wintTt jusi nwniwi "j oclU H. COVVLKU A CO. THE OHIO HAHMONIKT. NEW Revised Udition, tor sale by the doien or hundred cop lea, on the best terms, at the Haw Bookstore, defl J. H. RILEY A CO. NEW LAW BOOK. T'-W. 4 MERICAN CHANCERY D1UEST. voU. 1 l ti. w . vvitermaa. . . . i . I. .1.. HmWm. mart) J. H. RILKY v iVVMIlltn. ftecnnd anuolv. jLi The Pntnaaa. Complete edlUoai. For aale at the new Bookatore. ImerBJ 1. a. RILEY uu. rliHE aubacrlber will pay the hlgbeat price far any quantity ol 1 Cm, Wheat, By, Onu, Klnx-eeeal, Clever ecd. and TlnaalkyMal. HblS K. ril'i BAfJGH AND HEADY HATS. Jaa. Nwatyle,prllandnneouallty,)uatrecelved. Al jTT ae. complete atock, of all price, and quelitiee, to be open ied Uadayortwoby H. COWLES it CO. eOODIN aV NAUON, V.1HOLE8ALE and Retail Dealer. In gaa Diturea, Cincinnati, y nhin. 411 Main St.. above Court. Cbandrliere, ata, al Eaalern price. a7 a'l.nxn AND CAHHIMRUH. nvnt tBH VMrh and American Clntha and Caaaimera In- Ej eluding aome fancy colored clothe, m which may be founda rare eombinauon ol aaaarf eaw law prKM. 4uat openeo, dj ielO H. COWlES A CO. mUEOtDRnSiinarroN. Hugh Miller. Juat received at l-BookKce. J, H. RILEY A CO. Ba1T 3 V WV B A VatTa ajmaf - -1 a uu. Mill fl.ara Alan, narrow MU J andCrosscatsawa. Por sale at flw sin of the OUt Mock 11 OEKK, ABBOTT UU. TIMES OF UOLOING COURTS IN OHIO. HUPRKMK nOIIRT. BY the act paaaed at tbe laat Lnglalature, the Supreme Court in the eovera! countiee of thla State, for 151, will be holden h lutiuwa I Hamilton... Mar. 10 1 Hancock.. Clermuut...Aiirll ID Putnam .. June 3d (Licking ....SepLlD " 38;Coabocton.. " 33 3D Uolmea 39 Brown at , Van Wert .. Adami pg p.ulding ... Highland... 30 iDcnancu .. . fay.tle Hay 9 I Wllliama ... July 1 : Tuacarawaa. ' 39 u ntarx Del. i Carroll 4 Coiumllana. " 6 Madiaon . . 5 Pulton . 7 Henry . " i.ucai , ' 19Wood Clark Oreene Clinton Warren .... Butler Montgomery Proble...... Darke Miami Jcfleraon ... " 11 IlarrlMn ... IS Belmont .. . " 16 ttiUtuway.... 17S.nduaky... Monroe 90 nuemaev . . 33 hi 1 r.ne. 16 Muakiomim. S3 ail Huron ' IV Morgan " 37 33 1 Waahington, " 38 36 Melgi 31 ao (iiil Nov. a 31 ' Lawrence .. M S 4 i Scioto 7 7 Pike " 10 . " !W Lorain . ' liD Cuyahoga.. " . " 31 Ocauga .. .. " .June 3 1 Lake ' " 4 Aahtalmla ..Aug. . " 8 1 Trumbull... . " 7 Mahonlug .. " Shelby . Mercer . Auglaize ncn Hardin Loiran . " 14 Jackaon .... 11 . SO Vinton " 13 . 33 Athena 13 . " 37 Hocking ... IS . 38 1 Perry " 17 .Sept. 5 Pair Sold.... 10 . 6! Row 33 . " Hi Pickaway... "' 35 . " 16 1 Franklin.... " 37 viroriagn 11 Summit.... " Mndlna... Wavne... Delaware... Marion Crawford... Wv.ndot... IB Aahland .. UO Richland . 31 1 Morrow . . Seneca UJ Knox. And tbe Court in Ban on tb first day of December. COURTS OP COMMON PLEAfl. mst ciacuu. Dark April 1, July 22 and October 15. Atomi April 15, Aunust 19 and November 4. . Preble June a and September .10. SECOND CiaCDIT. Marion March 4, May 27 and October S9. Detaieare March 18, June 3 and November 11 . CVo-sord Anrll 1, June 17 and November 95. Sentat April 8, June U4 and Dfcemlmr 8. Wando April July 1 and December 16. THIRD CIRCUIT. AfaAoafn Fohmary IS, May 14 and November 4. Portape February urt, May !i8 and November 18. .9ummtN-Marcb J a, June 17 and Decfmb-r 0. Anluabula April 9, July H and 8eptemler 94. Trumbull April Id, July 99 and October 9. FOURTH CIRCUIT. Perry March 18, June 17 and Hnptember 16. Lie kin if April 'f, July 99 and October 28. Mu$king urn April 1, July 1 nod geptembet 30. Firm CIRCUIT Columbiana March 19, June 18 and September 17. Carroll Aprils, Heptember S and November 11. Tutcaravat April 93, Autrust9Und November If). Stark May 0, August 6 nnd Octobor 99. SIXTH CIRCUIT. Pickaway March 10, September 1 and November 34. FairjitldHnrch 94, May 9l and September 16. Hocking April 91, July 7 and November 10. tow April lit), Juno 10 and October ft aEVKNTH CIRCUIT. Butler February 94, May If and September 39. (fijrett March 24, July 98 and November 10. Urtene Marvh 10, June 9 and October 97. Clinton April 7, August 11 and November 94. BIOHTH CI ECU IT. (.ett Mnrch 4, May 90 nnd September 9. Vinton March 18, May 97 and SptcmbRr 15, Mrijf March 34, June 9 and September 39 Washington Apri 8, June 10 and October 15. Morgan April 91, June 93 nnd October 97. jY0W June 10 and November 0. NINTH CIRcriT. Chit Term February 17, May 16 and November 7. Criminal jfimai January 17, March 91, July 4 and October 3. Superior Court January 3, April 4, July 4 and October 3. Commercial Court May 6. Criminal Court January 3, April 9, July 9 and October 1. TENTH CIRCUIT. Adam March 4, July 1 and September 93. FaytUt March 16, July 15 and October 7. Clermont March 95, July 20 and October 91. Highland Ayr 15. Aupunt 19 and November 11 Brown April 99, September 3 and November 99- ILKVKNTH CIRCUIT. Holme January 90, April 31 and September 1. A$hland February 10, May 5 and September 15. Afrfiao March :i. May 19 and October 6. Wayne Marcn 17, June 9 and October 37. TWELFTH CIRCUIT. Franklin March 11, June 9 and November 10. Champaign March 31, June 16 and September 15. Union April 14, June 30 and September 99. Clark April 31, August 4 and October 30. Logan filny 5, July 31 and Octoher 6. Madison May 10, August IB and November 3. THIRTEENTH CIRCUIT. Erie February 3, May 13 and September 99. Huron February 24, June 3 and October 13. fcindusrVy March 10, June 16 and October 97. Wood March 17, Juno 23 and November 3. Luca March 31, Juuo 37 and November 7. Ottawa May 5. September 15. FOURTEENTH CIRCUIT. Superior Court February 3, May 5, Auuust 4 and November 3. uuyahogaimMTy l, marcn io, June in ana uciaoer o-Lorain February 3, May 5 and November 10. Qeauga February 17, May 19 and Soptembcr I. Lake April 14, July 91 and September 15. FIFTEENTH CIRCUIT. Belmont March 4, June 3 and ricptfmber 16. Harrison March 25, June 24 and October 7. Monroe April 8, July 90 and October 31. Guernsey April 39, August 12 and November 4. Jefferson May 6, August 9(i and November 18. ' SIXTEENTH CIRCUIT. Shelby March 6, Juno 5 and September 9. Afwetrr Miirch 17, Juno 16 anil OrtnlMir 20. Hrdin April 7, August 4 and Novrmber 3. jVobmcA April 14, luguit 11 and November 10. Allen April 21, August IB aiid November 17. Auglaiit April 98, June 93 and October 97, SEVENTEENTH CIRCUIT. Scioto February 10, Mny 1 and Pnptcmber 1. P. February 37, May 19 and September 15. Lawrence March 10, Alay 99, and September 33-Gallia March 24, June 19 and Octobor It. Jackson April 1, Juue 36 and October 90. KIOinEKNTH CIRCUIT. William March 4 and Sf ptember 9. Paulding March IS and September 9. Van Wert March 95 and October 7. Putnam April 1, June 17 and Octobor 91. Hmry April 15 and November 19. J-'wlKjuApril 39 and September 93. Defiance April 39, June 10 and September 16. NINETEENTH CIRCUIT. Cotkoeton March 17, Juno 11 and October 15. Richland March 31, August 18 and November 94-AOTrew April 28, July 7 and September 99. Knot May 5, July 98 and October 27. TWENTIETH CIRCUIT. MontgomeryApril 15, August 12 and November 4. EAGLE FOUNDRY. AM BOB tV KKNNO.Y, Mnrhlniata, Engine Bui Idem, and Iron Fosjndeny WEST END OF NATIONAL ROAD BRIDGE, COLUMBUS, OHIO, MANUFACTURERS ol high and low pressure Sutam Kngtaea, nui&e Ltithea, and Steura Hollers ot all doacrlptions ; Ku- gtnos Tor Muley and other Skw Mills. Wrought and Cast Iroa work, for Saw and tlrlst Mills, made to order Cold water Pumps, double and single action. We have, at great expense, purchased the right of tho celebrated Union Water Wheel, which stands superior to all others now in use. iney require one-iourui less water, ana oo mure fui than the celebrated Parker Wheel. Wa also manufacture all kinds ot Ha lroad wori. VII t DWif chee, Switch'Stands, Frogs, Cast Iron Turn Tabus, Cast In. Girders and Suspension Bridgpsi A. Ac L. are agents for Fabcr's patent Gauge, and Carpenter's patent Reverting Fluea and timoke Consumer. REFERENCE FOB RAILROAD WORK. S. Medbebt, Esq . Columbus. O. . W. il. (Jlchknts, Esq., Cincinnati. REFERENCE FOB ITS AM ENOINE9, Messrs. Hall, Cum, at Co.. Columbus; Peter IJayden, " M. L. 8ullivRnt, K 1, G. Dryer Sl Co., " Amor Keese, Franklin county. Doddridge At Co., Circlevilie; liays 4l Uefger, H Jonathan Stout, REFERENCE FOB WATEt WHEELS. Messrs. Pyatte, Pyatte Milts. R. Mochcllar. Scioto Mills. E. Chatworth, Harrlsburgb Mills. J. Kandall, Madison county Mills, 9 T. Cartmill, Jefferson " J. Celler, Delaware 11 41 Henry Rhodes. CHAi. AKBOf. JAMES LENW. febll-dtf fllHK UNDERSIGNED respeattal- a. ty imorms ine people or im citv Rod tbe adjacent eountrr, that he has opened a Shop at tbe rsrwr rsntftir Aiiev ana himm ef. wltcre he Intends to ktep tor sale al -- : articles in his line ot bnslnesa swcl -k aa Haddlea, Uarneas, Trunks, Carpet Ami. Ladies' Uatehels. Whips. c. Act wL-ifh hnutends to on as good If not on better terms than .no mm 1 article can bs nan eisewoere, Two dosen Hogsxins, tor seating, lor saie mw ana sen. rjff Repairing done on short notice cbai v.- low. jSaa-ly WILLIAM STARR- Railrad Car Jlaiinfactory. nmnWAVM sV. KIMRAM.. relnnhua. Ohio. H AVE established at this central point the manuiaentm su for Railroads, and sssurn all western Railroad companies that Will be their constant aim to procure the best materials an wor mnA fen ti,r mit iha Keat kind nf work at fair Driefta. 8 MnsBaaybesmontbeCohimbusandXralaRaUroad. l9jps Bronage 01 juiirooa oompanies is resuecuuu uunwu, febl3-tf s fiARn It u m oarnoM tn resume the practice of Law A In the Supreme Court of the United States, the Circuit Courts for the districts of Ohio and Missouri, and la the Supremo Court In bank of the State of Ofelo. JmlT Ma i860. T. IWINO. THE KNOX INH If RANCH COMPANY-A JOINT HTOCK. COMPANY, OF VINCBNNKM, INO. C. M. Allen, Secretary. W. J. HFHERD, President W. J. 11 breed, Treasurer. SIMON HOri'ORFF. Vice Praa't Capital, ft9vOOO,00O. INSURANCES can be aft ec ted with the abovn Company against loss or damage by Are in property ot every descripuon, Al so on merchandise or produce in the course of inland transpor tation, or on the seas ; and alao on money transmitted by mall or otherwise, at aa low a rate as safety will permit, by applying at my office, one door south of City Bank Buildings, east side lilgb street, over Sloe urn's Saddlery Shop. Columbus. myjl-dfim J. R. TUTTLE, Affent. UNION MUTUAL LIVE lNHUKANCK COMPAYN, OgTON, M ASB AOHUnSTTa. Capital 9100,000. THIS Company Injures lives on the most lavorable tenns, and f rant California risks, overland or by sea. Premiums can be paid quarterly, or semi-annually. Amount avsilable for pay-Bnent of losses, 165,910, On tbe 1st of July but, this company declared a dividend of 75 per cent, credited to holders of Life Policies. Persons desirous to insure In this corapanv, will be furnlshe-l with pamphlets and blank applications, gratis. T. STOCKTON, Agent, Office No. 73 High it. Dr. Wm. TREvrrr, Medical Examiner. U""-l VT1CA INMURANCB COMPANY, UTICA.N.Y. T.. . Cstpltnl 9100,000. HK undersigned, agent for the above Company, Is prepared to take insurances on property of every description, against loas or damage by Finn, and against the perils ol tho sea or inland navigation. Risks taken on favorable terms, and losses promptly adjusted T. aiUi,n.lun, Agent, JanH-Jy Office No. 73 High st BAG LB INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI. Cnpltnl $100,000. INSURANCES takon In this company against loss or damage by fire, and against the nerlls of the sea or inland w avioatiun. on property of every description. u iosm promptly aujusieo, ana runs taaen on as lavorauie terms as any in the city. Jol4-ly T. STOCKTON, Agent. THE HARTFOHD LIFB AND HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY. HABTFORD, CONNECTICUT. C1AP1TA1, STOCK, 9lOO,OOOt This Company, by the lib-f oral provisions of its charter, ia enabled to oiler advantages superior to thoae presented by any other Company in tbe United Statea combining as It does the Mutual, Joint Stock, and Life and Health principles ; in all of which the rates are as lavor to those assured as safoty to them and the Company will adm t. This Company Is tbe first and only one In tho Union, or In the world, ft Is believed, that has thus combined its operations, and ottered to grant insurance with benefit both present and prosy tc rt For full details In regard to terms and conditions reference may be made to the pamphlets to be had gratis of the agent, or ot W. M- FINCH. GEO. G. COMSTOCK, Agent. Columbus, O, August 90, 1850. CITY INSURANCE COMPANY OP CINCINNATI. Capital IJilOCOOO I Offlre opposite the Cnpiiol Honae. rilHE undersigned nas been appointed Agent of the above com X pany for the city of Columbus, and Is authorized tn insure property of every description against loss or damage by Firs, nnd tgafnst tbe perils of the Sen or Inland Navigation. C" Risks taken on the most favorable terms, T. STOCKTON, Agent. DIRECTORS. E. B Reeder, William Burnet. George CaxllaW J C. Thorp, J. M. Blair, H. Raper, J- P. Kilbreth, E. S. Haines, H. L. Hoffman. . B. REEDER, President N. O report, SccreUry apldtl OHIO LIVE HTOCK INHCKANCB COMPANY. Cnpltnl 930,0001 with privilege f Increase It to 91 .10,0001 rpHIS Company Is now prepared to Insure Horses, Mules, Cat-X tie and Sheep against death or damage, either by lire, water, accident or disease of anv or til kinds. All losses liberally adjusted and promptly paid within 30 days jut mo prooi 01 toss. This Company will take risks upon horses and mule used lo the city and country, and upon horses, mules and cattle being shipped or driven to the eastern or southern markets T. STOCKTON, Agent E. M. Williams, Inspector. Office, Blake ft Harrison's Livery Stable. WM. BURNET, President 8 W. Reeder, Secretary. (mayla COLUMBUS INSURANCE COMPANY, FIRB ANO J.HAK.11NK. THIS Company continues to insure ovary spades ot building, and the furniture, machinery, goods, wures and merchandise, and other prooertv contained therein, airainst loas or damage be ore ; also, steamboats, and all sail vessels, and tbe cargoes ot steamboats, sail vessels, keel boats, and other water eratt.agalnattbe penis 01 seas, taxes, ana rivers, on ine most isvoraDie terms. JuncJO-dtf DEMAS ADAMS, Jr., Soe'y JBTSA INMVRANCE COMPANV. OF Hartford, Connecticut Capital paid m and safely Invested J70.U00. The subscriber, Agent tor this Company, la pre pared to take every description of Fire Insurance, upon liberal terms. IJe25-dtLj V ALEXANDER, Agent Commbua. JUIKiB LEAVITT'H JU8TICKrt OCIDK. IMUKACINO the duties of Justices of the Peace, Constables and other township officers 1 including otnoers actins under tho school law, with appropriate Forms Also, Direct ions and Forms lor Executors, Administrators and Guardians, with treatises on the law of Partnerships and Bailment End the duties and liabilities of Common Carriers, Carriers of Passengers, and Inn keeters ; with a collection of Forms of Deeds, Articles of Agree ment, Bonds, Powers of Attorneys, Wills, See., to. By Humphrey II. tcavitt Judge of the District Court of the United States lor tho district ol Ohio. 1 vol. flvo. , 630 pages. Price reduced to 1.75, in good law binding. The present edition of tbe above work has been compiled with great cars, and Is now presented to tho nubile with many Important additions and improvements. Tbe publisher indulses a strong confidence that the preasnt edition will prove a valuable assistant to Justices of tho Peace, Constables, and other township officers. The principal statutory provisions, relating to the duties, with the constructions, sanctioned by the laws of the dtate, nnd otHor legal reference, are embraced under appropri ate heads. The forms ot thoae officers have been carefully revised, and large additions made to their number. To the Justices of the Peace, and the man of business, tbe compendius Treatise on tho law relating to partners and partnerships, as also that relating to bailments, including the duties and liabilities or common carriers, carriers of passengers, and inn-keepers, will be of great pravuvai huiii. The Cnnatnblci'n nnal Twnahln noteer'a ft aid. Embracing the duties of Constable and other township officers, iucluding officers acting under the school laws, with appropriate) forms t also, directions and forms for executors, administrators and guardians, with treatise on the law of partnership and bailment, and the duties and liabilities ot common carriers, carriers of passengers, and inn-keepers j with n collection of forms of deeds, articles of agreement, bonds, powers of attorney, wills, Ac, Ac, by Humphrey U. Leavitt, Judge of the District Court of the United States for the District ot Ohio, 1 vol. Svo. Price $1.35. The forms of articles of agreement conveyances, and other Instruments of writing, necessary In the daily transactions at life, 111 ue lounu 01 great convenience 10 every man 01 ousiness. The Township Officer Manant. Comprising, first, the powers and duties ot township officers, wiui aii weDeceaaary lorms iot ine iranaacnonoi tneir ousiness, Ac Second, of the settlement of estates of deceased persons, and of tbe duties of executors and administrators. Thirdly, forma for conveyancing, agreements, bonds, bills, accounts, notes, Ac, Ac 1 voL 13mo. Price 50 cents. A full supply of tbe above valuable works constantly for sale the Bookstore ol HUNTINGTON A MacINTIKK. Thev may also be bad, at the publisher's price, of the follow tog persons, via ; Joseph Jones, book seller, Chlllteothe J Wil liam Mc Arthur, Circlevilie; Jas. Stephenson, Portsmouth 1 San ford A eo., booksellers, Newark; W. W. Heed A Sons, and A. w.reriey, ooa&anesvuiet Btepnen ureesinger, at Clalrsviiie; rraser, eteuoenvtiie ; o. u. st 1. nanna, new Lisoon nee DC Elklns, booksellers, Akron : Greely A Sewell, do., Marietta ; D. Bigger A 00., Maaslllon ; J.J. Fast do. Canton; B. Little co.. Ravenna ; C. W. James, clerk of the court, Logan, Hock Eco.i Sam'l Kemoer. Woostert John BealL Cadis: Martin Walker, clerk of the court, MUlersborgh, Holmes co.; V. Rich, EsqMcConnelsvlllei Wm. H. CanHeld, Medina; II. C. Young-love, bookseller, Cleveland 1 C. Bertlett, do., palnesvllle; W. A. Porter, Warren, Trumbull, co.; Abner Kellogg, clerk ot the court, Jefferson, Ashtabula co.; David Campbell A Son, booksellers, Sandusky City 1 J. J. Beach, bookseller, Msnsfleld; W H U Potter, Ashland : J N Knrt, bookseller, Springneldi Rich erd Millican, Washington, Fayette co.; Chsc Ells, bookseller, uaytoni rranci Harris, Aema; James siorruoa and u Urn-boeker, Plana; Thomas Brodie, Postmaster, Lebanon 1 H W Derby A 00., booksellers, Cincinnati ; 1 F Desilver, do. do., Clark A MllUkan, Rossville, Butler eo.; Wm W Fay, Delaware; G C vvono, upper oaaauaay; v.uru Alien, ssnnon 1 soau jneivin, London. Madison ce.i Geo Ebert Tiffin 1 Wm Hood. Pernrs trargn ; u r, newman ana w st urosoy, norwain 1 u bamo, rind- lay 1 Otto M Moeller, Somerset, Perry ecv, Parsons A cc, Elyria; B LfppaU, Mt Vernon ; L Jewett, Athens : J Medill, Coshocton 1 Auditor of Morrow 00, MtGilead; E hi Huffman, Greenville, Darke co.; Mevlns A McLaughlin. Bellefontaine ; George Swee ny, Kenton. tsoiumou, apni 10, leoi-uaw A FARM FOR HALS. WE are authorised to sell a splendid Farm of lOfl acres, situated nine miles north of Columbus, on the State road to Cleveland, on which there Is a new Frame House, with other convenience. Fiftr-nve acres of the above land Is in a bleb state of cultivation, and the balance well timbered with blue ash, walnut sugar and oeecn. i nis rannns wen watered, oetng oounam m the east by Alum creek. Persons wishing to purchase s good farm, would do well lo call on tha subscribers. un JulyUfi BAKER A ARMBTKUwu. a RTnr k vidm vab aai.n. A CO' ACRES ot Land In Fulton eonnty, Indiana, situated on 4(Ja4l trt flteta Rnul Uarll. Imh Ijinninnrtto MlcfalSaa, ana within 13 milea of the former place,-300 aeras of which is nrarie and oak openings, the residue well timbered, principally mth xane mnmr .nrl Mfkn Imm This Land is Well Oal anilKtovi fnr arawmar fana hutm an hsndance of UvlnE Water the year round, and will be sold at a bargain, or wiliexchange for improved eity property or 1 Enquire of fjviy85 . ImmA lam tha. jcil.lt Of COlOtOOUS. BAKr.K tww iw-j. BEING a digest of decisions of tbe courts of common law, equity and admiralty In the United Slates for the year lfc)4t ny Joan rneips rutnam. ror saw at ue new oooEsiore, J. H. RILEY CO. FOR BALK. A VERV DESIRABLE RKSIDKNCKi hosted on Broad street. ', and all in good repair. Thla property ean be pMcbaaeof cheap, or wiUexchea. forKrilroW lh mocto. inqre R fc ARMSTROIIQ. ALL at t. T. 8HOWDt a. and exenitoehla ateck erf Cravrta, n..-f. Mm A. h!nm DUTC la hi eowuieia. aw wm a. -v"-. eealrablaarjkt. Tin; Westeri AnicaKarist. Prnf. W. W. MATHER, EdlUr, Cor. Secretary of the Ohio StaU Board of Agriculturt, Aided by several gfmttemen weU known as able scientific and practical Agriculturists. COLlUlBlH, OHIO. ' A MONTHLY Agricultural paper will be published In Columbus, Ohio, oommanolng January 1st lffei, devoted to the interest of Agriculture. It will aim to collect and diffuse such knowledge cocinected with agriculture, domestic and political economy, arts and man-nfacturoa, aa will advance the Interests, and elevate the sentiments of Its readers. The editors teel that unaided, they cannot redeem this pledge, yet they rely with confidence on the aid to bo derived from other sources. The work will be of royal octavo size, of good paper and type, with 33, pages, and put up In neat covers. Terms, one dollar dot vear-.pavment in adtme. and all sub scriptions to commence with tbe drstnumber of the volume. All matters connected with the editorial department may be addressed to W. W. Mather, Columbus, Ohio. All business letters (postage paid) directed, to dell J. H. RILEY A CO., PubUshera. PROFESSOR MANDEVILLK'x Series f Readiig Btk. L Prim art, on First Rjudeb. II. Second Reader. THE design of these two Readers Is to combine a knowledge of the meaning and pronunciation of words with a knowledge of tholr grammatical functions. III. Tutao Hunt-m. IV. Fourth Reader. The leading design of these Readers, is to form a natural, Sen Ible and varied deuvery-a-containing a series of exercises on articulation and modulation, and a treat variety of examnles for practice on the elementary sounds, and for training the voice. V, J HE riFTH HEADER, OR, t'ODUI OF HEADING. VJ, Tm Elements or Reading and Orator. These Books are deslsmed to cultivate the literarv taste, as Well as the understanding and vocal powers of the pupils. i nn aoove series 01 neaaers osve oeen approved ana aaoptea by tbe Directors ol tbe Public Schools of this city, and are to be introduced at tbe beginning ot next term. A full supply constantly nept tor sale by mar39 HUNTINGTON A MacINTIRE. STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS. Davlee Cenraw f Mathematics. FIRST Lessons tn Arithmetic, School Arithmetic, University Arithraetio, Elementary Algebra, Elementary Geometry, Practical Geometry, Bourdon's Algebra, Legender's Gesmstry, Surveying, Analytic Geometry, Calculus, Descriptive Geometry, Shades, shadows, Ac Pnrker'e Nrheol Philosophies. Juvenile Philosophy, First Lessons in Natural Philosophy, School Compendium, Rhetorical Reader. Mra. Bbbbm Wlllnrdn Heriee ef School Beeka. Willard's History of tha United Stales or Repablio of America, Willard's School History of the United States. "Mrs. Willard's School History of tbe United States Is one of those rare things, a good school book, infinitely better than any 1 of the United States histories fitted for schools which we have at present" Cincinnati Uaietts. Northern! Elocutionary Works. Little Speaker- American Speaker, School Dialogues. Watts on the Mind. Thinker's Botany, Bartlett's Philosophy ot Mechanics. fnauwrjariHiiu nuiericao riUUCaUlUU. Page's Thoory and Practice of Teaching. Mahow on Popular Education. Fulton A Eastman's Con Book, desloned for schools and Academies. ldcV7) HUNTINGTON A MacINTIRE, LIVER COMPLAINT, JAUNDICE. DYHPBPBIA. CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, ALL DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, and all diseases arlsin from a disordered Liver or Stomach, such as constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness, or Blood tothe Head, Acidity of the Stum ach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eruptions, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit ot the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart Choking or Suffocating Sensations when In a lying posture. Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight Fever and Dull Pain la tbe Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, Ac, Sudden Flushes ot Heat Burning in the Flesh, constant Imaginings of Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits, can oe effectually cured by DH. UUOFLAND'S CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS. Prepared by Dr. C. M. JACKSON, at the German Medidns Mora, Ao. ISO Arch sr., Philadelphia, Their power over the above diseases is not excelled, It equalled, by any other preparation In the United States, as toe cures attest, in many cases alter skillful physicians bad tailed. These Bitters are worthy the attention ol invalids. Possessing great virtues in the rectification ol diseases of the Liver and lesser gland, exercising the most searching powers in weakness and affections of the digestive organs, they are, withal, safe, certain and pleasant BEAD AND BE CONVINCED. The Hon. Charles D. Hlaellne, Editor of tbe " Camden Democrat," tho best paper In West Jersey, says, July 81 1 " Hooflnnri's Oermaa Bittern. " We have seen many flattering notices of this medicine, and tbe source from which they came induced us to make Inquiry re specting Its merits. From Inquiry we were persuaded to nse it and must say we found It specific In Its action upon diseases oi the liver and digestive organs, and the powerful innuenee it exerts upon nervous prostration is really surprising. It calms and strengthens tho nerves, bringing them Into a state of repose, ua "If this medicine were more senerallv used, wa am smtit there would be less sickness, as from the stomach, liver and 1 vous system the ffreat maturity of real and Imacinarv disei emanate Have them In a heath? condition, and von ean bid defiance to epidemics generally. This eJUraoidinary medicine we would advise our friends who are at all indisposed to give trial it will then recommend itself. It should, in fact be-In eve ry family. No other medicine ean produce uch evidences ol merit. (Prom the ' Boston Bee."l The editor said, Deo. ittd t " Dr. HootansTs Celebrated German Bitter for the euro of Liver Complaint Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous Debility, is deservedly one of the most popular medicines of the day. These bitters havs been used by thousands, and a friend at oar elbow says he has himself received an effectual and permanent cure of L,Ttr vuiujyiKui iium ma use ui wis remeay. wears convinced that hi the use of these Bitters, the patient eonstentlv nlna strength an vigor a fact worthy of great consideration. They are pleasant In taste and smell, and can be used by persons with tbe most delicate stomachs with safety, under any circumstance. We are speaking from experience and to the afflicted we advise their use.1' Scott's Weekly." one of tbe best Literarv nanera nnMiariuui said, Aug. 25 1 r ' Dr. HoofiansVs German Bitter, manufactured by Dr. Jackson, are now recommended by some of the most prominent members of the faculty as an article of much efficacy in rtssce of feenale weakness. As such is tbe case, we would advise all mothers to obtain a bottle, and thus save themselves much sickness. Persons of debilitated constitutions will find these Bitters sdvsntageons to their health, as we know from experience the salutary enoet then hav bnnn wmIt avatnma.' Judse M. M. Noah, a gentleman with treat scfentlfle and Hftmrtf attainments, said In his " New York Weekly Messenger,' January "Dr. HooHand's German Bitten. Ben Is a nrerwmtion wteh aha leading presses tn tbe Union sppesr to bo unanimous h. recommending, and the reason Is obvious. It Is made after a prescription fu"tshed by one ot the most celebrated physicians of modern times, the late Dr. Christopher Wilhelm Urodane, Professor to the University of Jena, Private Physician to the King of Prussia, and oue of the greatest medical writers Uermany has ever produced. He was emphatically the enemy of toe humbug, and thasrefore a medicine of which he wan the inventor and endorser may be confidently relied on. He specially recommended It in Liver uompiain, vyv"Y"t wutuij, verugo, Acidity of the flbimaeh. Comti nation, and all complaint arum frnm ai. dered condition of the stomach, the Uver and the intestines. Nine rmiaaeipnia papu eiii uwr cuhtkhor 01 us xeeUfMe end several of the editors speak of Its effects from their own Individual experience. Under these circumstances, we fee) war ranted, not only in calling the attention of our readers to tbe present proprietors (Dr. C. M. Jsckson's) preparation, but tn recom-mending tbe article to all afflicted." The " Philadelphia Saturdav Gasette." the haaCI miIi per published in tbe United State the editor says ot vk. nuuruAavm uekmaji BITTERS. It la seldom that we raeotnuwnd what era bntaad m Mfdiclnes to the confidence and natron are of nnr mUh , mj therefore, when we recommend Dr. HooSand's German Bitters, we wish it to be distinctly understood that we are not speak la uf no-trum- of t Amy, th arts uuUea about tor a brief period and then forgotten after they have done their guilty raoe of aai. chief, but of a medicine long established, universally prised, and which has met tho hearty approval of the Faculty lUeU" Evidence upon evidence has been received (like the forworn) from all sections of the Union, the last three years, and the strtmm. est testimony In its lavor Is, that there ts more of it used In the practice of the regular Physicians of Pbiladephla than all other nostrums combined, a fact that can easily be established, and fully proving that a scientific preparation will meat with their quiet es-proval when presented evnn in this form. That this medicine will cure Uver Complaint and Dyspepsia ao line can doubt r ning It as direcwd. ft sets spectScaiiy upon the stomach and liver It la preferable to calomel in all bilious dlarase tbe effect Is immediate. They can be administered XofrmsU or infant with safety and reliable beneit at any time. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS, ThfS medicine has attained that hiah character which la sary for all medicines to attain to induce eounterieiters to nut forth a sparioTs article at the risk of tbe lives of those who are bmocentlv deceived. LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF THE GENUINE. Thev have tiv written i .mature of C. M. JAnKsoM anna tha wrapper, and the name blown in the bottle, without which they or spartoas. ror saw, wnoieeaie ana retail, at tne GERMAN MEDICINE STORE. 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