Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1849-11-01

              DAILY OHIO STATE JOURNAL VOLUME XI IT. COLLI MBUS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 18i!) NUMBER 97. PUBLISHED BY SCOTT & BASCOM. W. T. BASCOM, Emum. Orricr. south-osst corner of High atruol unci Sunr allejr. TERMI lnvariuMij in advance. Daily Slain Jutiri.nl, per annum $ 00 Tn-Weekly ' a Weekly " " ! 'XI Daily per week, (paynblo to tho Outlet (I I2 ADVERTISING: 'I'liu following rales and rules of sdvertising liavn been agreed upon between the proprietors of tho Ohio Stntcsman and the Ohio Slate Journal, to be obacrved, in all casus, alter thli date. Jul) 20, 1849. DAILY PAPER. One aquare, 12 linea or lesH, one insertion $0 50 " " " each additional " 0 '2 ' 1 week IN th I 2 " 2 00 sT ii 3 " 3 00 I I month 4 00 S 3 f! 9 fi 00 8 00 10 oo 15 IX) Ill IX) II) (III 20 (X) 22 00 25 bO 30 00 BO 00 33 00 .HI 00 45 IX) 55 00 130 00 in conformity Standing card. (I linea or lean, per annum. .. I column, with 4 changes, " " . 14 fl " u ,,, II It II II II ,., " changed weekly, " " ... 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Advcitise.nents not marked on tho copy for n specified number of insertions, will be continued one month, unless ordered out, and payment will be exacted accordingly. The privileges of yearly advertisers, will be confined rigidly to their regular business; and nil advertisements not pertainin; thereto, to bo paid for extra. Advertisements for Auctioneers, General Agents, Real (fjtate Agents, Arc, not to be contracted for by the year, but to be charged by the piece, at tho usual rates. No ADVERTISEMENTS CAN HE INSERTED OBATOITOM" LY. Advertisements for charitable institutions, fire companies, ward, township, and other public meetings, and such liko, to be charged half price. Marriagn notices to bo charged 25 cents. Deaths incrrted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral invitations, or obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to bo paid lor. Regular advertisers, and all others sending communications or requiring notices, desiring to call attention to lain, soirees, concerts, or any public eniertaininciits w here char-ues are made (or admittance all notices of private associations every notice designed to call attention to private enterprises, calculated or intended to promote individual interest, can only be inserted with the understanding that the same is to be paid lor. If intended 10 bo inserted in tho editorial column, the Mine will be charged at the rate of not less than 20 cents per line, and then only when accompan ied by an advertisement. All leaded advertisements to be chargotl not loss thnn double the above rates, and measured as it Bolid. Advertisements on tho inside exclusively, to be charged at the rate of 50 per cent, in advance on the above rates. Attorneys will bo holdeo for the prico el inserting advertisements brought in by them. BUSINESS CARDS. CLINTON HOUSE, ADAMS'S BLOCK, CHILLICOUHE, OHIO. 3. CARLISLE, f ti ATI O ' CIRCLEVILI. K.) June 22, '49. UTd B. F. CONWAY. ! E. TOML1NSON. n w I'livii v .v .. ' ... Vaniliiiin I'nr mil a . w I I I ' . . Hit. ii i a m ii v . Ann Commission & Forwarding; merchants, FRONT STREET, jy3-lyd. Portsmouth, OHIO. JOSEPH F. SMITH, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, WILL practice in the Courts of Franklin and adjoining ounties. Office, in the Exchange Rank Building, High street, Columbus, Ohio. jyll-dft-wfim. CARLISLE HOUSE, BY J. BOYD, Opposite the New Court House, South Main street, April'lt-wotwtf. cibci.evii.i.e. Qui". A. B. BUTTLES. Attorney and Counsellor at Lnw, Columbus, Ohio. Office, No. 2, Neil's Exchange, opposite Secretary of State's Office. Jf" WlLLIAM E Gl I.MORE. I HAIII.CS W. till, MOKE, W. E. At C. W. ttlLMORK, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY. Office, N. E. corner Main and Seventh streets, aul t dly CINCINNATI, O. JOHN ROW. A. 8. DOANE. oow fv. n n A N P . Forwarding & Commission Merchants, rum Siiiui' i it, nmu. CF Agents for (Riddon St Co's Iron Furnaeus. May2t, mm-tltim. C. H. KING. BALER IN DRY GOODS, Sic, opposite Exchango 1 I. f...l..U. ' Knv 10 tl' Rank, Columbus. B. COMSTOCK A CO., FORWARDING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, I'roduce Dealers, and Lard Oil Manufacturers, Canal Rasin, Columbus, Ohio. J. KIDOWAY & CO'S IRON FOUNDRY, Rroad street, near the Bridge, Colum bus. Ohio. Stoves of all kiuds,and a great variety oft as-lings, always on hand. Oct. 1, 1811. nil. HOIl'T 1 IHiyii'SOVS OFFICE. N O. 4, NEIL'S EXCHANGE, opposite the Secretarv of Stale s Office, titgn st., i.oiumous. uccn. Will. WILLSHIRE HILEY, SURGICAL and Mechanical Dentist, Columbus, Ohio. Agent for Alcock's i'remium Teeth. For sale Raker & Riley's Patent Korcep Key. May i3..t-wly. GEORGE E. W AI.CUTT, SKIN AND BANNER 1" A INTER, Nov. 9...dtf. IOLONCIi oiiio. WALTER THRALL, ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Columbus, Ohio, (LT Also, a Commissioner to take the Acknowledgement of Deeds for the Slate of New York. (LT Office on High St., between Town and Rich. oct'iO. ijrTm a!i"s'sopfice, BASEMENT of Judge Swan's new building. High it. Reiidtncc Southwest comer of Rich and Third sts., onnosite Hantist Church. decll dtf. r , - . ItllO A lV AY 1IOTI.I,. B Y DAVID MITCHELL, Rroad street, Columbus, O- hio. April Ii. .iltr. I. n WHlTINIi nuiiTiniiiun. OOKSKLLKKS and Stationers, uexldoor to the Clinton R:im1c . II i.-'ti Ntrprt.( .'nlu inhufi. Ohio. A lirire ussortinnni B Booki and Stationery alums on hand. SF.IBERT LILLJCY. B (K)K-RINDERS, High itreet, opposite the Public Offl ces.l-oiumous. Aug. ityin. W. Siibtrt. M.C. Lili.ev. GERE, ABBOTT A CO., pvKALEKS in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron. Nails, Glass. 1 7 House Builders' materials, Firming and Mechanical Tools, Military Goods, &c. &c. No. 161 High street, sign of the Oilt Tadlock. JOHN SIMMONS & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN READY MADE CLOTHING, QUINCY HALL, BOSTON. TIIK ATTENTION OK DEALERS IN CI.OTIIIKH 18 SOLICITED Tl) TIIK Allow ESTABLISHMENT. MESSRS. SIMMONS & CO . keep o.onsla nthoiihiiid every varioty lad style of READY MADE CLOTHING ndnpiod to tho Western 'trade. They have innny facilities lor obtaining tho raw material, and inanufucturiiig at low prices, not enjoyed by any other house. Western Merchants, visiting lioston, will do well to ox-aminu tho above STOCK, before making their purchases hi New York nreliowhere. Ohiif.ks lor Ready Made Clothing will meet with prompt attention, at lowest prices. JOHN Si ll HONS & CO., QUINCY II ALL. BOSTON. Aug. 8, 1846. auLi d3m CIUCKEHINU & GILBERT'S Premium llostoii Pianos, J net received and for sale at manufactu- A. REED, Agent, Four doors North of tho Neil House, Columbus, Ohio. ror h pricee. aulll-dlv HY 0LOVOH A WOODS. V. STALKY, ('i.khk BrmiioriiLD.O, THE Office of the Ohio Stage Company's Lines to Sandusky. Columbus, Wheeling and Dayton, is kept at the Ruckeye House. Passengers taken to and from the depot freo ! charge. Meals atwnys ready on the nrrival of the cars We refer tho traveling public to the proprietors of the Stage Conipanio,, who are willing to certily that there in a rtogi ojjkf at tiu Ituckrije limine, that receipts for fare tu any point on the lino. au'21-tf NATIONAL HOTEL, SPRINGFIELD. THE proprietor of the above Hotel washes it distinctly understood, that there is no Stage Office in Springfield tXttpi at tun house that there is neither agent, drivers, horses or stages at any other house. ISAAC THAYER, Proprietor. Springfield, July Hi, Hill). jyl'J dtf. C0LMIBW company, FIRE AND MARINE THIS Company continues to insure every fpecien of hiiildiiig, and the furniture, machinery, oodfl, wares and merchandize, and other property contained therein, a-gtiitiHt lotl or damage by fire ; i)lO( lt6ftnb0ftUf and a Mil vesselB, and the MfgOM of steamboats, mII veHnels, keel boats, ind other water 0rafl;tnlDtt the perils Ofteu, lakes, and rivers, on the most favorable terms. DCMAS ADAMS. Jr.. See'. June 2.5, 1840-dtf, EKirKSON Ac THEADWELL, pOM MISS ION MKRCHANTS. tor the purchase and W sale of WOOL,. Rochester, New Vork, and o.64 Pearl utreet, Boston. A A HON KKICKSON, Rochester, N. Y. GEORGE rKKADWELL, Boeloi aeolt dlv. THE SOUTHERN MINSTREL. A COLLECTION of Peeln and Hymn Tnnee, Odes and Anthmns : In three parts, selected from eininnnt authors, together With a number of new tunes never before published Suited to nearly every metre, and well adapted to Cherokee Of every denomination, Singing Schools, pri vate Societies, with plain rules for learners. IW L J. Jonos, of Missibbippi. Just received at the new bookstore, Neil House. ttSB .1. H. RILEY tV (-0 cTSvrK ENT, SONk CO " AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. WE have removed to No. 13b, in the corner huildiug oi llih and Kich street, one door north of Oenig & SonV Drug store, where we will be found ready to attend to all consignment that wc may receive, such as Heal e tatc, Drv (ioods, CJroccries, etc. Liberal advances made on consign monts. nov3 1yd. To Country Mmlinnts, CALL on C. K KINOtad buy poods below the market prices. Cenie along, and make yourselves known ai caph buvera raepondingto this call, and you will buy, For a low days onlv. C. K. RING. May 17, 1840d&W. ,'.&C. NEIL HOUSE II AT HS JwieHB3Si3ti ru now lR hue operation, and this OettgnUHl, cneap and neauny luxury, can now be enjoyed in full perlec-tion. Warm, Cold and Shower liath, at all hours. (Jjr3 Ticketa obtained nt the OHice of the Neil House. Ladies' ilatbs. The Baths lor Lndies are now open, and tickets can be obtained by ringing the bell in the ladies' parlor of the Neil House, where a female attendant will bo in readiness, jet 6 dtf. Hats and Caps. J. D. COFFROTH A CO., 82 High street. D GOD'S White and Black Beaver Hats. Do. Moleskin and Silk do. With a general assortment of CAPS, &c. Just received and for sale cheap. je23 dtf. MOREEATHER OF ALL KINDS. HH, KIM BALL has just received, in addition to his former Btock, an extensive supply of Spanish and Slaughter Sole Leather, Upper do.. Calf and Kip Skins, Morocco and Kid Skins of every variety, Pink, Cochineal and Fair Lining!, Bindings, &c. Alio! which will be sold at great bargains, at his old stand, sign of the Golden Boo Columbus, June 19, 1840-dtf. riicn Lawn Cemetery. NOTICE is herehy given that Lots can be procured in Gieen LewoCemet ry, until tho first of August next, at the following prices : first Class Loti JJJ cents per square foot. Second class Lots liij cents per square foot. Third class Lots fi cents per square foot. On and after ths first of August, the prices will be as follows : First class Lots 10 cents per square foot. Second class Lots 7 cents per square foot. J hint class Lots i) cents per squire tool. The Superintendent will bo on the grounds, in fair weath er, from 11 o'clock A. M. until o" o'clock P. M. By order Of the Board id Trustees. Jyl&MfcttW ALEX. F:. GLKNJN. Clerk. TOOTH PASTS. A SUPERIOR article of Charcoal Paste for the Teeth, highly recommended. The best quality of Cologne. Fine Almond Soap. Kau Lustral. a Snc article for tho Hair. Anti-Mephitic Aromatic Vinegar, for the sick room. Kxtracts, assorted kinds. Ox Marrow. A fine nihility of Hair Brushes. For sale at the new bookstore, Neil House. jyXD J. 11. RILEY & CO. TO HINDERS. RULING MAUHINK, iron frame, in perfect order, for sale cheap for cash. C. SCOTT. jef. hXW REFORM. TRACTS on Lnw Reform just published, and for ssle at the new bookstore. Neil House. jy25. J. II. RILEY & CO. Port FollOS -American Scenery. TIIK Tomb of Kosciusko, West Point. View of Wilkesbarre, Ponn. Yale College, New Haven, Conn. Aim. a fine assortment of Folios, in Turkey Morocco, cap and 4to sizes Fine Stationery. &c. dec JyffO, J. H. KILHY & CO. NEW HOOKS. "piiNDKNNIS, No. t. by Thackeray j IfiC. X Scenes where the Tempter has triumphed ; by the author of "The Jail Chaplain ," 35c. Mornings among the Jesuits at ROOM ; by the Kev. M. H. Seymour ; fiAc. Bogue's Theological Lectures; I vol. Hvo. Ju.t received by eett L N. WHITING A HGNTINGTON. WUITE FISH. Jbbi7 a half do. Lske Superior Fish, in very excellent condition, line and large, at W. M. FINCH'S, jy27 4 and fi Buckeye Block. OI TUNES OF ENGMN1I MTI RATIRE. A COMPOUND of Knglish Autliors nnd their woks, by Shaw. F or sale by sepl J. B. BILF.Y At CO. I )U DEMS PIRATES, No. 13, is now read: for JJ tho subscribers, tell J- H K1LKY & CO. CI OLD PBNB. A yery superior article of Gold Pens T lor sale by ap53 W. M- SAVAGK. jlor PROPOSALM FOR ViOlAS GOODS. I)KPAKTr:srr THI laTXRIOlt. On n i Indian ArfABUj September 99, 1840. OKA LEU PROPOSALS will be received at tho Office of O the Commissioner of Indian Allan ut Washington City, until It) o clock on Thursday, the 1st day of Novumher next, for furnishing tho following good in the quantities annexed, or thereabouts, for the use of tho Indians, and del. veiable in the city of New York, vii : Juunlcettt. 2,100 pairs 3 point while Mackinac blankets, to moasurc do by nt inches, uud weigji eight poueda j 1,1)00 pairs JA point white Muniiiiac blankets, to measure 6I by (tb inches, and weiju six pounds; 1,175 pairs 2 point white Mackinac blankets, to measure 12 by tiQ inches, and weigltive and a quarter pounds ; 'JiiO pairs U point whito Mackinac blankets, to measure 3d by 50 inches, and weigh four and a quarter pounds ; 900 pairs 1 point whito Mackinac blankets, to measure St by 'hi inches and wcih three snid a quartet poands; 400 pairs 'A point scarlet Mackinac blankets, to inoasure b'O by 11 inches, and weigh eight pounds ; 3C0 pairs ti point scarlet Mackinac blankets, to measure 64 by tilt inches, and weigh six pounds; 100 pairs point green Mackinac blankets, to measure GCi by Hi inches, and weibten pounds ; 300 pairs ;! point green Mackiuac blankets, to measure i0 ty 11 inches, and weigh eight pounds ; 250 pairs point green Mackinac blankets, to measure 61 by So inches, and weigh six pounds 100 pairs 3 point gentinella.btue Mackinac blankets, to neilttre (t by ii t Ineheii and weigh ten pounds j 400 pairs'3 point gentinella blue Mackiuac blankets, to measure GO by 72 inches, ahd weigh eight pounds ; 300 pairs point gentinella blue Mackinac blankets, to measure 61 by 66 inchos, and weigh six pounds. Dry Goods, 1,000 yardu scarlet strouds j h'(H) yards blue strouds 1,1100 yards fancy list cloth, bluo ; 750 yards fancy list ckth, scarlet j 350 yards fancy list cloth, green j 1,000 yards gray List cloth, blue ; 3,000 yards saved list cloth, blue; IJ300 yards saved list cloth, scarlet ; 800 yards saved list cloth, green; 225 pounds worsted yarn, 3 fold ; 100 dozen cotton Hag handkerchiefs; 2110 dozen cotton Madras handkerchiefs ; 175 dozen black silk handkerchiefs ; !10 dozen 3 4 cotton shawls ; 30 dozen 04 cotton shawls ; t5 dozen 4-4 cotton shawls ; 40 dozen 3-4 woolen shawls ; 23.000 yards domestic calico ; 6,000 yards English and Frsnch calico; 10,000 yards Merrimack calico ; 3,5oo yarda blue drilling ; 8,000 yards (ieorgia slripcs ; 4,000 yards blue denimi ; 1600 yards eoitoinulc ; 7,000 yards domestic shirting, bleached ; 15,000 ytfdi domeatio shining, nnbleaehed ; 15.000 yarda domestic sheeting, unbleached 3,000 yards checks, stripes, and plaids ; 400 dozen woolen socks ; 7,000 yaida plaid imsey; lyfiOO yards Ihinncls, assorted lioo Hannel shirts 70O calico shirts ; 430 pounds linen thread ; 550 pounds c otton thread ; 400 doxen spool cotton, Noi. 1 to 30; 30 pounds sewing silk ; 700 pieces riband, assorted 4..SO0 yards bed ticking; 1,000 yards Kentucky jeans ; 500 yards saltiuets ; 150 gross worsted garterin;; ; 200 pounds Chinese vermilion; 20 dozen silk haudkerchicls. bark and Bandana ; 150 gross fancy and cluv pipes. Hardware, 1,730 pounds brass kettles ; 1,090 tin kettles ; 7o nests of japanned ketas. 3 in a iii's t : 270 doaea butcher knives ; 23,000 gun Hints; 25 gross squaw awls 7,000 Bah hooka j 25 dozen fish lines ; 25,000 needles, assorted ; 100 dozen combs, assorted; 10 dozen scissors, assorted 10 gross gun worms ; 13 dozen axes, to Weigh from 4 to 04 pounds ; 50 dozen half axes, to Weigh SA pounds; 2 1 dozen hatchets, to w . i--u I.1, pouads, Agricultural Implements, 7.Wt ax's, to weigh from ! to 6 pounds ; 400 half axes, to weigh pounds ; 200 hatchets, to weigh W, pounds ; 25 broad axes; 200 drawing knives, 12 inches in length ; 700 ingen, in equal proportions of I, 1, , and inch ; 150 pairs hames ; 750 pairs trace chains: 300 pounds brass kettles 1,500 weeding hoes ; 175 baud saws ; 40 cross-cut saws, 7 feet in length ; 40 cross-cut saws, u feet in length J 100 hand saw liles; 100 cross-cut saw fitee '10 log chaina, to weigh 25 pounds each ; 600 Whittcmore cards. No. 10; 700 quarters socket chisels ; W planes, foro and jack. Northwest Guns. C50 Northwest guns, two-thirds of which must measure 3b inches in length of barrel, and one third 42 inches, to be delivered in the city of New York Of Phil adelphia, as may bo rcqjired. Samples of all the above articles are deposited in the office ot the Commissioner of Indian Affairs ; and it may be proper to remark that those or hardware, igrieultotal implements, and northwest guns, am entirely new, and of better quality than the articles herctnloro furnished under former coHtracts. The proposals may be divided into four parts, viz : 1st. Blankets. 2d. Drygoods. 3d. Hardware, to include agricultural implements, &c. 4th. Northwest guns. The lowest competent responsible bidder will receive the whole or any part of the contract according to the above scale, the Oepartment teserving to itself the right to determine whether the bidder is coinptent and responsible, or not. The whole amount in money to lie applied to the purchase of goods will be about $10,000, but the Uepartment reserves the right to increase or diminish the quatitiiy of any of the articles named, or substhuto 0 Ultra in lien thereof, or to require, at similar prices, such goeda as may be wanted (f.r presents or other purposes, in the administration of the affairs of the Department. Goods of American manufacture, sll other tbinga being equal, will be preferred ; but as all the samples of blankets and cloths am of foreign manufacture it Will be necessary when a domestic article is bid for. that a sample ot it should accompany the bid, to enable the Department to decide whether it is of equal quality with the samples to be exhibited. 1 he party proposing to supply the articles will make an invoice of all the items embraced in the above list, and affix the prices, in dollars and cents, at which he or they will fui-oisti them, deliverable in New York, (or if the contractor prefers it, about one half of the quantity may be delivered in St. Louis, Missouri, free of expense to the Government.) on or before the 15lh day of May next, assuming the quan-t ty of each article as specified in this advertisement, and extending the cost, making an aggregate of the whole invoice constitutiing the bid. The goods will be inspected in New York (and in St. Louis, if any portion of them should be delivered there.) by an agept ot the United States, who will bo appointed by the Department for tho purpose, and to ascertain the conformity of the articles purchased with the samples exhibited, when the contractshall be made, and with the termB of the contract itself, which shall contain a clause that if the articles are not tarnished within the time prescribed, or if they are ot insufficient quality in the opin ion of the agent aforesaid, and if within five dsys alter no tice of such insufficiency , the party shall not furnish others in lieu thereof of the required quality, the United States shall be authorized to purchase them of others, and to charge in- rn-.cn of nrir-n Irias BH n MM 1 1 1 , i , I In HIV thorn. for. to the contractor, who shall pay tho said difference to the United Stales. Bonds will be required, in the amount of the bids, with two good sureties, the sufficiency ot whom to be certified by a United States Judge or District Attorney, for the Faith-Oil iifHormancfl of the rnntracts. I'avmeiit will be made alter the contract is completed and the delivery of the goods as alorcsaid to nn agent oi ttie 1'epartment. upoir ft duplicate invoice certified bv him. " Communications to bo marked Proposals for Indian goods." The bids will be submitted with the following heading, and none will be received that are not made in the form nd terms here prescribed : ' 1 (or we) propose to furnish for the service of the Indian Department the following goods, at the prices affixed to them respectively, vn : (Here insert 'he list Of goods.) Deliverable in tie city of New York (or St. Louis) on or before the day of next ; and in ciwo of the no Oeptahoe of this proposal, the quantity being prescribed by the Department,! (or we) will execute a contract according to this agreement, and give satisfactory security to thn Department within ten days after the acceptance of this bid ; and in case of failure to enter into such contract, and give such security, 1 (or wo) will pay to the United States the difference between the sums bidden by me (or us) mid the sum which the (Jolted Slates may be obliged to pay for the me articles." Kadi and every bid must also be accompanied with a gua ranty in iiie lonowiug iiirm, i oe sigiien oy one or more responsible persons, whose sufficiency must be certified by some one who If known to the Department, either personally or by his official position. ' I, (or we) hereby guaranty that ,thoflbovo bidder, will comply ntth the terms of the advertisement, lor proposals for Imban oods,' dated 21th September, liiVJ if the contract should be awarded to him. and enter into bond for tho execution of the same within the time prescribed." L. 1.1 ORLANDO UKOwV Commissioner of Indian A (lairs. oct5 3tawtlstNov. IET NOTICE. The time for opening the bids is exten- dod to the 1st dav of December next, at 10 o'clock A. M. and the time 0? delivery of the goods to the 1st June, iBOvi i tie regulation toroiaami ezirtotj to n' canon iron the contracts of former carn, has been icacinded. ocxo-wei u. u. d O bd fed AFRESH supply oi" Canton Tens ilat received, ma 1 d&W, C. K. KING. J. KIDGWAY & CO., BROAD STREET, OLVMBVU, OHIO. MANUFACTURERS of Steam Englnea, Stoves, Plows and all kinds of Machinery. They are the exclusive manufacturers in this part of the State of Date? improved uouiHt una oingu uctn uooktng otovti And have recently procured an. entire new set of patterns, containing late improvements made under the special direc tion ot the patentee. I his Stove, they are now prepared to say, is the v.ry best family Cooking Stove which hah ev er been made, either hero or elsew here. There are four sizes, from Jo. 2 to No. 5, varying in size and price so as to suit any flunUy. r (,v Z' WTf-, ' subscribers also make TtsaAsfr'sCalr the I'remium Cookinir Stove of a superior pattern. This is a good and cheap Stove. i heir stock ol Stoves con sists, in part, of the following ; Buck's Improved Double and Single Oven Cooking Stoves. Premium Improved Cooking Stoves. Wager's Air-tight Parlor Stoves elegant pattern. Peckhain't; Vermont " " and Box Stoves. Coal, Parlor and Shop Stoves. 7 and 10 Piste HtrWen. Plate Boxes, four sizes. The subscribers also continue the Plow buaineaa. as for merly, nn i make a variety of kinds of the very best mate rials and workmanship. In addition to their lormer business, they have prepared hcmsclves at great expense, and are now manufacturing STKAM KNGINKS, of various sizes and patterns, hut all embracing the latest improvements. Their prices will be as low as work 01 the same quality can be procured lorelse-wheie. Machinery of all kinds nude to order, and repairs prompt! attended to. 1 he suhscntjers are also the exclusive manufacturers of Parker's Patent Water Wheel In this Stale, the best saw mill wheel in use. A continuance of public patronage is solicited. dee!3d&w. J. R IDG WAY & CO Ho, to every one who waits a Carpet! llecclyed nt Curpct-Ilall, this day 1 Tflfl ',fi' 'aK n,1(l l.i"t ("nrpcH. from 13 to bd. LOVXJ fOOOrdi, Striped, Cotton and Wool do. 4000 " " Cotton ind Wool Ininin do. 5000 " All Wool do. do. 9000 " Impprial S ply nnd BrutWelt. Our stock is tlio limit, and wo can fell Caroots lower than over olt'urcd in the city ALSO, RECEIVED 4 pes II I'eet wide, super extra Oil Cloth. 15 6to9ft" a ' from (12 tn 150 yd. M " 3 to ii ft a ' 50 to 1S5 We cut Oil ('lo'lis to puit any size room or hall. also, on hand A large assortment of mlendid Ran, from Si to ?20. and Coco, Manilla, Crass and Kope Malts. ALSO A splendid assortment of all kinds of Curtain material, Win dow Blinds and I'uinted Curtains, to he sold nt a very low figure for cash. J. I). OS BORN & CO. ocl-d&w.iin BAKER'S PATENT PREMIUM GATE. IT is evident this (late possesses many valuahlc qualities over the Swioc (lute or any other which we have seen, among which we notice tho following : 1st. Its self-halancing principle obviates all difficulty of sagging 2d. Its simplicity of structure renders it easy of manufacturing. 3d. lis durability is secured by bearing its entire weight on the rollers, and only in a perpendicular direction. 4tn. A team may approach it on either side without backing up to open it. 5th. It slides parallel with the fence which renders it outol Iho way when open. Oth. Time and lahoraved in opening nnd shutting, equils fifty feet travel atenrh operation. 7th. 1 hedlthculty ol swinging against wagons while passing thro is obviated. Ilth. Ml, or more is actually saved on each Cate by obviating tho expense nl iron hinges anil fastenings, as the expense ol the rollers will notexceed 23 cts. j hese Gates took the hrst Premium at the New Vork State Agri cultural Fair, held in Auburn, October, 1646) also, several county Premiums. Tho Self-Shutting Wicket Cate. also, the Karm (late has been built in front of the Institution for the Blind, wnere thev may he inspected. The subscriber has the right for franklin county, for the hove dates, and will hoII rights on reasonable terms. Columbus. June lo..d&Wtf. JOEL SSARLG8. VALUABLE IIEAI, ESTATE FOIl SALE. Tho labecriber offari for sale, on very liberal terms. the billowing described leal estate, situate on the National road, in the immediate vicinity of the eastern boundary line ol the corporation of Columbus, and Oppoeitf the Blind Asylum, to wit: out lots los. IJfi,!i:, 100, 108 and 100, or Crosby's addition of out lots. Abo .Vis 1 , 2. 4 nnd 5. of Ramsey's addition. 20. 27 and 30. of Champion's subdivision ol hall section No. IS. Also, in lot No. 23. on Town street, of Champion's addition to the city of Columbus. On out lot INo. 80 there is a good two story brick house, together with suitable out-houses. Sic. There is ulso on in-lot No. 23. on Town street, a small IVamn house. For further particulars, as to price, Stc. inquire of tho subscriber on the premises. aplS..dfcwtf, AMOS 8. RAMSEY. NE W HOT A NIC MEDICINE STOKE. TOn HigkltriA, opposite. A. I'. Stone's S'ore. HE subscriber has taken Howard's Botanic Medicines, and is rilling up with Iresh and well prepared articles, such as all persons who desire freedom from bodily suffering, upon rational principles, may use to profit Also, a supply ot those well known Liniments for external application, that ho has been employed n manufacturing for yenrs past, tho of. feet of which is' to excite in the system that kind of action that will assist nature in removing the obstructions that causo suffering. The different Syrups, Bitters, Tinctures, Sic. thst are in use, can all be had on short notice apIS dstwlj ROBERT CLOUD. A CARD. THE subscribers having, at considerable expense, erected a Fuuodry and Machine Shop, such as will moet the increased demand of Ihe city of Columbus, respectful-It solicit n share of the public patronage. Thankful for past favors, they would atk for a continuation of them, and pledging themselves to making il worthy 'he confidence of an enlightened public. AM BOS Si LENNOX. Columbus, July 5, IIH'J-lmdtwfcwtf. FOR' REiCa THE dwelling house formerly occupied by Cant Henry S. Mallorv, opposite the Blind Asylum, Colnmbus, with ten acres of ground adjacent thereto. For terms, sp-ply to B. T. CUSIIINO. oclO-d&wtf CINCINNATI. CINCIJNNATI. TIN GABY A BURTON, S. E. comer of Pearl and ll'alnut streeti, Opposite tho lv.nl Slicct House. DEAR Sill Permit us to solicit a call from you to our superior stock ol Seasonable (ioods, recaived by the latest arrivals ftotn Europe, censistiug in part of Silks and Fancy Ooods. Silki. Blk India Satin, Blk Ore do Rhine, all widths and qualities, Blk Senchew, fig'd and Satin plaid Amore, Blk watered ditto, Camclion Qio do Rhine, Csmelion Satin de cline. Hound Silks. Satin, all colors, (ilace, Whito, Bluo nnd Chorry White Cro (,c Afric, Plushes and Velvets, Crapes, all colors. Itibbona. Bonnet, Cap. Velvet, Mantua and Satin Silk nnd Mohair Fringe., Velvet, Trimmings, new urlicles. Dress Ooods. A splondid stock of Ursis (ioods, consisting in part of all wool Ho Laincs . solid colors. Ilg'd nnd new styles.Cashmeres. part and all wool, solid colors, and handsome printed. Alpacas. A cnmnli.ti. .(.., !. nf llllr l,..,.. Ci IL C 1 Silk Warp, ike; Qingbtmp, Scotch, French, and Blk and! yrniivtio. VcatinR. Blk Satin, all prices. Btocade. Satin. Merinoes. Silks. Sic, Ae. Shawl. A general assortment ; 'I hilict.Terkerria. Csmelion. Silk. Woolen, Plaid do.; Silk Hdk'ls anil Cruvats. a full stock. Lnce Oooda. Embroidered Silk Laee, white and col'd for evening dres-ses, Black, Chcrrv, Pink, Ornen and Bluo Silk Lace, Silk Illusion white and col'd Linen and Cotton Laces and Edg- ngs. (doves. Superior make Lndies' nnd (ient's Kid White, Blk and Col'd Silk, Cotton, Merino do , Mitts. Sic. Hosiery. Silk, Merino. Cashmere and Cotton, nil prices. White Goods Irish Linens, Sheetings and Diapers ; Cambrics, Chack do , Jackonetts, Swiss, Bishop Lawns, Mulls, Book, dtc. Cloths ami Cnssimeres. We have fitted up an nilditional room for Cloths and Cat-ttmsTM, all of which w e offer on the most reasonable terms. TINCLEY St BURTON. P. S. Hood", ordered will receive carejul and prompt attention.Cincinnati, Oct 1, lllli). THE CINCINNATI PRICE CURRENT, COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCER, AND MERCHANTS' TRANSCRIPT, IS ISSUED KVKHV W KtlSKSDAY MOHN1NG, FHOM THI MERCHANTS' EXCRAJtOS), WALNUT ST., CINCINNA'SI, Bf SMITH & III ( II.WAN. nHE PRICE CURRENT is now in the scventh vor.-A DMX, and having n large and general circulation in the priucipal Western States, is n very valuablo advertising mo- dium. This publication is devoted exclusively to commercial matters, and to every merchant, either remotely or intimately connected with the trade of Cincinnati, or the West generally, it cannot fail to be worth ten times the subscription price, as we publish weekly information to be lound in no other Cincinnati paper. Our market reports are prepared wild the groatest caro, and may be relied upon, at all limes, as strictly correct. In addition to our reports of the Cincinnati markets anil a large amount of commercial intalli-goace, in which is included ever;, tiling of importance that relates tn the trade of the United States or Europe, wc have made arrangements to issuo in a lew weeks, a Haul; Note. List nnd Counterfeit Detector. This v.ill give weekly the Cincinnati value of all Bank Notes circulated in the West, and, monthly, a full nnd accurate description of all counterfeit Bank Notes in the United Slates. All new counterfeits will be reported weekly, as they may be detected, Our arrangements for making this department of our paper valuable and reliable, arc most complete. The Drr Goods Market. Are also faithfully reported, so that the Pmrr Cuhrekt will, as soon as tho Counterfeit Detector is issued, combina n variety'and an amount of commercial informatiou not to he found in any other publication, and it must therefore bo iuvnluablo to every merchant. Our terms, including the PRICE Cubhknt asd Detector, are fi per year, invariably in advance. O" No paper will be sent until paid for. LT Remittances may bo made at our risk all letters however, to ts pre-paid. 03" All communications must be addressed to OCJ SMITH ft. BUCHANAN. MACK & BROTHERS, M Anil FACT I' REUS ANII WHOLESALE DEALERS IH BEADY 1! tin; CLOTUING, 307 Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio, RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Columbus and vicinity, that w o have opened in this place, in Mr. Wal-cult's new room, nearly opposite the Capitol House, a new and fashionable stock of Fall nnd Winter Clothing, Consisting of Broad, Pilot, Felt. Blanket and Beaver Cloth Over Coats. Cloaks, a large assortmentof Frock and Dress, Business and Walking Coats, &c, Arc. An exlensive lotof Plain, tiaiters, and Spring Bottoms Pantaloons, of all colors, stripes and figures, made up of the most fashionable materials. A largo varisty of Vests, ol the latest cut. Gentlemen's Linen Drawers, Undershirts. Cravats, Scarfs, Suspenders, Hats. Caps, Carpet Bags, Sic ; a lot of other articles too numerous to mention. All of the above nrticlcs : ro offered to the pnblic at pri-ees lower than any other establishment of this kind in this city has done before. Purchasing as we do our materials at the Eastern markets, and manufacturing tha clothing our-self, we think us safe in saying that wc are enabled to sell clothing from 10 to 1i per cent, cheaper than Ihe rest, without less profits to ourselves Being those connected with our inanufaclory, we shall be constantly in receipt of new clothing, made of the latest stylo of goods and cut in the latest fashion, by one of the best cutlers in the west. We respectfully solicit the calls of the Gents to examine our stock, nnd if they find anything to suit, wc are confident the prices always will. Give us a trial, is all we ask. Columbus, Oct. 8. ini!) d3m. M. & B. CAPITOL HOUSE, COLUMBUS. OHIO, ' JM. NORTURUP, PROPRIETOR. THIS new and popular Hotel is located in the most central part of the city. It has been enlarged, and is now furnished in n stylo eqiial to that of any Hotel in tho West. The Table d'Hote is furnished with every luxury th. market affords, and no pains will bo spared to make the guests feel at home. Stages for all the routes, oall at this house dWIy for passengers.Convenient, and first rate Stabling and Carriage Hoase attached, and experienced and careful Ostlers, always in attendance.September 10, 1819. j-d Fr. SKINNER, f Late of New Lisbon, (Vno,) CENEBAL Agency, Commission and Forwarding Mer-J chant, deals in Butter. Cheese, Lard, snd Produce in encral, No. 13 East Front St., near steamboat landing, Cin- ulti, Ohio. ..el'er to Justus Wright, snd A. G. Richardson, Bro. & Co., Cincinnati; B. W. Snodgrass &, Co., New Lisbon) GnggiV Elliott, Philadelphia; John Smith. New Orleans; S. B. Ross, Portsmouth; Lawson Si Covode, Wellsville ; Ewult and (iebhart. Pittsburgh; John Scott, Nsshville ; W. C. Scott. St. Louis. scp2j dtf. S'U6ARANDS. II. MOLAESlII 200 brls. Refined Sugars ; 60 do. S. H. Molnssea, prime, landing from Belle Isle, and for sale by npd KING & HEFFNER. Cincinnati. ULFN. Mi very tine Mules, suitable lor Caiilor' i.VJL nia rdvenlurcrs, may be had by applying to apfi KINO fc HF.r'I'NER, 27 Main at. Cincinnati. RAISINS. 200 boxes, 100 I boxes, 100 i boxes, Isnd-ing IVotn John Adams, and for sale by p6 KINO 4c HEFFNER. Cincinnati. jl7IOLASSE8. 1 ,000 brls Moiass.landi7g"f7on7lleii' 1V1 Isle, and for sale by KING & HEFFNER, nfi 27 Main st , Cincinnati. 100 aph BAGS Pimento; 50 tints Java Codec landing from I "ni'ed States, and for sale by KIM! Si HEFFNER. Cincinnati. FATHER 100 bundles I 'iipci and Skirling Leather I just received by KI NG Si I1EFI- iNr.K. apii No. 27 Main st . Cincinnati. SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-.V0 hdds. Sugar. Tatr snd prim. ; 1,200 Mils. Molnstes. For sale by KING , HEFFNER, 27 Main street. mnr22. Cincinnati. TAR. 100 brls S. C. Tar, lust received and for sale by apf, KING St HEFFNER. iceinnatt. NOTICE. THE notes snd accounts of George Gere tV Co., ire left with us lor settlement and collection. They must b paid without delay. GERE, ABBOTT & CO. Columbus, July'6, 184'.).