Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1850-06-21

              COLUMBUS, FRIDAY. JUNE 21, 1850. VOLUME XIII. NUMBER 291. PRINTED A Nil PUBLISH Bp BT SCOTT & BASCOU. TII-BA9T CdltNKK OF HIOII AT. AND SUUAW ) i i ii :i: T.'liS- Invnrlnhly III mlvimii' The Daily, to perfAutn Columbus, y"r i! " iliirin? Hi" I ml ml. biiJ Tn .Weekly balance of year In Columbu. By dikII The Tri-Weekly by DUO in t 'i illtlll'l HI - ot or th.- city; b '''"j10 '".""..";;;'.; i B To club, of t ''l upward-, to one address. Pally, session TrlWockly Weekly, -... ; To clulia uf m and pWWM Allvertlnintt. Tl-tJlii-l.l iiWHl rule, of odmrtlsiiig have beenlM .nnWvm,t propri, tor -the Ohio Suite. I mid the Ohio StSoKrn.il, to I.o oUrvou.in all caacnltor 11.1. dte. July SO, 18411. Dully 1'nper. 3 00 1 i. ;i mi J IK. i n 1 no a on 1 (HI 50 40 iiu-h nilililiimiil 1 week 3 1 month. Ii IS..." (Shunting card, 5 lino, or 1....', per annum . . 4 coluinn.with 4 change-., " 3 l " " 13 ' l rhruitfeU weekly " il " dnily " I., " witli 4 BbMNM " "" k .., m changed weekly " ti mi 0 a.'. 1 50 I (HI 3 00 4 (XI II 00 8 00 1(1 00 U oo 18 00 10 (HI SO 00 n mi M (hi 90 (ID 80 IHI 35 (HI 1(1 (HI ' 45 Oil ' 55 00 130 on NKW JKWIil.HY KMTAl.INII.iIKNT. B II OW N 4; BUCK. Till': nadenii I bare foRped a partaertbtp with this till.-, anil taken (he room lormeily occupied ny C. It. Kilifi as a limey store, ii lew doors ...nth ol lint Anierieitli Hotel, an.t nearly opposite the Exchange Hank, where nii. lii'.l .. new ns--.rtl.ient fit Wild-lies, .leivi-lrv, Silver mill l'lntell Wnre, l.olu Paw. NiM-elneli-s. of "Tory doaorlptton, to suit all eyc. All'1 nil kinds et FANCY GOODS usunlly kept intlielr line. c Invito ail to call ami look at our btock. we will be pleased to how our goods whether ile-y wlsli to purchase or not. Watthcs anil clocks repaired III the best It tier .mil warranted lor one year, from their experience In the business they hope to bo able to five satisfaction to all who may favor them with their natron. ,2 J. it. HiitAvN, niayiri H. BUCK, t 1 08M0H. Cotmoa a sketch of a Phytic.! DeocrlpE if the I I'ni.i ii.i llv Ab-M.inler Von Humool.lt. Tranrli.tc.1 In.u. tlio (h-ruian, by K. 0, Otto. Now complete in I vols", l'.'mo. A'pcrUof Nalure, in ilitli-rent Lauds ami illller. l.t Climates ; with scientific elucidations. Ity Alex.ui.ier Von Humboldt. 1 vol 12nio. For ante at the ltookstore of plMkltW . N. WIIITINU & HUNTINGTON. -My atock ot Mantillas la now comnlete 0a0 1 ANTII.I.AS. LM and ace them. No. 4, I. t-MllVIII.ll, U.leon Buildings. JtOIKill AMI ItKAIIV HATS New stvle. wurr vhite and line quality, just received. At- in. a conioli'te stock, of nil prices an. I qunlities, to he open. ed in au.ty or two ny H. COWLErJ fcCO. other enaca not provided for, chargeable in conformity with the novo rate.. , , . Tho standard ot mensiirement to be nomoii tMie. For each tddltlODd snieire m the duly, Inserted one month, or a greater 1. n3th of time, mid for each additional square inserted under the yearly rates, half price. , . .i, . ... ..... ... i ,. i,l, .red hv the year, unless it la sno. cili. d on the nimo.s. ript, or previously ajrecd upon between th" '"poiih-bers not account..!.!.- fat tie- aeeuriu IJ of local...Iverti-.--ment-s bevond ft I ...nt Otogrf lor r , , , Aniio.ni. u c,..li,l..tes (lor olbco of every ,le.er.,.tion,) to be charged at the rate of filly cents per week, lor e.i-1. ..nine ; the same to lie, ill nil cues, paid in advance. All advert!, i iii.'iits from strangera or tnun.ent pe.aona to be ''''Alllmi'nleiits not marked on the copy lor a apecified number of insertions, will be . oi.tii.ue,l one uionlh. ...... and tmvi.ient w.ll 1 xncte.l accoiil...Kly The privileges ol vea.ly ad (heir reeiilnr business -. and all 'Z&ZnTAmvT (i.-neral Agenta, Rati lislate Agent-, not to be eonlractcl for by the year, but to he charged bv the niece, nt the u-unl rntea. No urn Krim-MKV. . an UK mam ORTVlTo9tv. Advertiaements lor cbaritnble institutions, tlri, e palues ward town.!,",, Z other public meeting., and aueh hke, to be charged half priue. , . . &tz$ invitationa, or obituary notices, and when au .uieo.np.in.ed, to be ''"itecu!ar..lverti.cra,....d all other. K-ndin? communication, or reiniHnenulie lesiring to call attention 1" Imra, ao...-e. .-on. .-..l.i:. 1, -..Mm lit - ,! I I " J I 1 I Li ' OH lUFItX. ' r I'V . ' n.-.w......,.n ..v..rv notitr oaknuHM FUHMTUUi:. WI linve jiidt rrcdvect n lut ot KusU-rn MidmuHny 1 urmturi-runaiitinvot1 diizt-n Mitlioiriiny Chain, ti iluzm I'irtiu huir srnt (-'Imin iinil Soina. dozen hiryo Itucking Chuirs. For mil,' chrnp by myO J. D. O8H0HN & CO. STATU COXSTITI TIONS. ri'Ili: Amfricim'a Own Hunk, or tht CoristituiiniiH of tin- fcvitiiI 1 .Stfit.-ri in tlio Union oiiiiiriu'iii tin- 1 Jr"!;n iihuii oi liuli'in'inl rnti-, Constitnliiiii of th Unit-'d .tnttn, Ilit Coiit-titmioii of i-urli Sth. Ac. A.C. 1W .1. It. lliL'clnw. 1 vol. Hvo. Tnid iti the Intot nud niont cmipleto compilittion of tlio State ) ii.-1l!iltni!K yt:t lUltili:liri1. 1 m1 ettlf iV nmyC I, ti. WHITINO & HLTNTIN(iTON, v iiimv CLASS. nOMMON RizrH nod nimlitii fi: nlso. Min.Tior AliKTii-nn and V Fn-nch (ilnf, of nearly all Bizos uaunlly wimtitl, at tbt 0f th.; Ullii raBiMWi ruarlH mli h .1 nut. rrtiepm, will lie confinrd rigidly to flrtwetnenuj imt pprtRimng imrr- riioss OUT saws. B Imvo juft let-oivod a Ireeli lot of RON vrry superior croia out WWI Wt Imvi- bouu fjrlltnfj uv hint two ycar-i. QERE, ABBOTT ft CO iji(hssi;i) TAiii.ow c.wDiiKiS "i th- wry Bril in 1 ti qui bo bid at til titruM at our foetory, eorner ot Front Also, l.anl unil .-olt sonp. irinn Kntvlt diaiest Clothing cst the Mountains. K IV 'I . Hi.-. (i-'iht.- rH Fi :ini. Si H i U hnliMiilr: Ucliill C'lullilfiff 3lrrrhanlN, City Hank Untitling, mnurof High and Matt itrerlt, L'oluntbui, HAV1-. now on niitxi, ntui IrO OonitaUj iroomn irura nw a i. .'.I. ... i.i .ii tin- city of Boltfnom fruh iup- pli.-H ol cv. ry di'-i-rijirioii .of (iKNTl.KiMKN'ri HKADi-MAUK OLOTBING mid PtTRNlSBiyG (it )()!).', fju'iUihle for all ffunoni, It up in tlii-jitrfttii-liioii ot thi! very lit t inntrrinlH r.tui wuni-i bin. In uli.u t. Ihrv riLiimit ho curiiusu'd iinvwhrri'. Th-'ii IMOrttaenl in ulromiy known to inotvnry ono to bo the lurgCHt in tint city. Ciiirii. iiml ftmii.'ii'i wi-hiui: lo tmrclri-'-(.luthiii:; will. Un'M'- foro. do rll to eive thi'in a cull ut once. lliivina purrliimi'il th.'ir cntiro Htook ol mutrrials trom import, rt i ti oaob. tbov uro tbH tooall tbon at a lowor oohIi pricotlmn i.ny other ("-tiibliirliniriit in tin- Went, and nt loait HO prr ('nil. Clicnper than thoio bouulit mi tiino by othur rncrchants in tin) muno lino of bminoM, Tlivir utork rotnpriT, in part, Finn Hindi and HI no l-r-'iith Cloth Frock mid Dt-n Coatu ; " " Gngltdtl " " I'iuo Hlaolt nnd Brown Hack Cuntfl, CnBulinoro Coats, different lil. - DriiltCitnfH Twi'fd SnrltA. for HiiriiiL' niiil HlioiuiT ; Brown nnd i herkered Linen Coat mid lioundubouts, Howdy Coats, dif- l. r. nt ni'iti ritilB ; mid the Inr:: "t a.-oriniciil ol i'ah i ai.uuft? arei oxblblM in no city ot Cuiuiuinis, nnme oi i iih-iiihtc, i'liim mid Finny. Also, Duo .-"kin, I'hnn ami Klark t-lottl ones ; Light Colored mid Brown Hummer CMrftnorfl and Linen 1'aiitn, HUniUl for summer Bca-.on. And a largo nnd mont bcnuliful stock of WAIPTCOA'IV, si'h as Black Hntiii, Fmicydo.; Him It .-ilk Velvet do., a lxnulilul article; Worsted, Cusiimcre, Bull', Hiid Murino VchIm, nnd a Brent nifiny more of ililferent rpiiilitios, from the finest lo the lowaM priced ones. AUo. all kindu of Furnirdi-ius (liiode, audi in FINK HIIIUTrt, a retil good artiele, frum the boot shirt makers in tho United Htntes. Also, Silk Pockuand .YecV ifandctrchitfn, Scarf; tmhrella, Tradl'ng flag, and a (in nt many more urti.di-H usually kept in nri'jmlnr Clothing Htore, nut nrOtmon to Ptftfrm. All they nakof tlicpulilic Is to cull tod eo thrm.nnd exmuinc their (iomN nnd prices, Herebanti wkblngto buy at wimlcuiiii' will do well by otUlM on them, ad their stor. i-- the ouly one of the kind Unit can sell at Eaitoni city Wholesale Prices. lEenn inhor the iihice City Hank Building, ,' Whiting 6f Huntington s Btok Stort. Myu UtJii Sl'CAIt CI KEI) IIAMH. W'B liuvc now on h ind, of our own putting up aud curing, war. Rated to I"1 very superior, 29,(HM) jjounds ?ugar Cured llnmi" ; IKMHH) " " Shoulder. ; -.''') tinoked " Rarun, which i now remiy lor iiwpection nnd sale by j.,. BVttf PECKKR &. HIBBfi. FOR SAKE. A KKW dei-irnble building lotd, pleu.-nntly situated, on tho cor-IV ner uf Town and Htxtli street. These lots will bo sold on jiood ttrtni if iDDlleAtloo !' OUdo soon. Iniiuire ot jum o HA K Kit A: AUMSTUllNli H (iKM INi; ANI IjATKST I.XIMtO Villi SAI.SAI'Altll.LA. NOW l.l, MKN, (but we have thi-. day lu.polnied It. . MKAKINCS. l tliiit innjili. our At'i lit tor the .-late ot (lliio at larirf, far the tnlr if lir.Juhti llt'U'x f intuitu mirrrd Ertrart uf Sartajntriila where nil person, or .wu,.-Ai:.Titw, will be supplied ;il tlic pri.jtri''tui'"' Inwy-t prices. eignod: JOHN BULL St CO. LouUville, Ky April 15, 1B50. E. Fberly, successor to P. ). Mcnkingi, at tho old ititnd, High iitriwt, i the only authorized Aflcnt for the mln of Dr. Bull' Mar-Uparflli in Colombui, whoro citizens and MtrHiigers may rely Qp-mi obtiiining tlio (Jenuinoand Improved Articlo. A thoro aro coimu-'rleiterH about, m sum to buy from the authorized Agent, mid then you will he suro of the Cienuinfi Aitli le. It. II. MEAKINGH, Oericriil Agent for Ohio. JI'HT liECEIVKI), ATTHE DEPOT for tho sale of Hull's HMrinpnrilln nnd other Popular Family Medicines, n largo und lr h numily of Bull't mproTfd and 0 OttO bfl HAraaparilln, QOmbtntni Yellow Dock, Bur Ijock, ;n i other valuable extracts, iuilieiiftoun to our Wet torn lele, put uj) expressly for t li j Aifcncy. Tins -.rent and invaluable preparation is tinding it way into tho bmoinof every altlicted tnmily, lor the wi ole world is challenged to produce mi nrticleso pleaoiint to tuko Hint will so elfectuutly purify (he hloud, trength-en the system, nnd guard It against any n lim -. or tpidotnlo whatever! It never faila to giro relief, and U warranted to be Miperior to TowiiHend's, and every other pretinintii.n before tin; public Iii thi-t city Iiunilrcdslmvo been cured of the worst forms ot Ser-dul.t, Krysijh-hiit, Dyt;peisiH, ItheuniHtlim, Neuralgia, Sciatic Piiins, lu.d dietics in the side and breast, and many who worn on Uw brink of conllrmed Consuniption. This ureinirntioti ot Dr. Bull's in no secret or patent medicine: Ii' Oca, BBOOHnd lof phjiciiiM practico nnd urii it in their prnctice. Dr. Bull Rikl no protection by "patent," nnd if anyliberal-minded M. 1).. who is not ever hidebound in his prejudices und not too strongly rivitedto the " Chaln-(inng," toinnke poopleawallow Oalotnel and other villainous minerals, (nolens foJettf) will write to hitn and satisfy him that he has not killed more than nino out of overv ten of his patients, ho will itbidly send him a full formu-bir of tlir ingredient- v.-. -d in his valuable preparations. "Mown wiih the leeches ! Down wilh mfl blood suckers! Down with Oolomol and other poisonous iiiiiienils, which hat suit thoiioands and term of thousands to it premature grave I PURIFY YOUR BLOOD I l-'trike at the heart of the disease, rumovo morbid secretions, give nction to your liver, strengthen your digestive orguna, and Daily l)io State Journal. Telegraphic Despatches. you cannot fail to build up new und pure blood for the sustenance nf the gOMTkl fiymem, To do which, nothing has been given to man nothing within tho reach of human agency begins to compare with Bull's Fluid Extract of tfarsnpanllii. Remember that in ciiso of any dtenttofttotiotl 1 will return the money, for I nm so authorized by the proprietors of this truly great and wonderful prepiinitioii. For sale by K. KHKRLY, Only aitent for Coluinbua. Flnit tide High street, next to Butler's oakery, and a few doors BOUlh of the State House. jutiel'.VwJ juni'U-dUm M, p. BOWLETT & CO. viNciii:sTi:it's imm-um m i)A(;ii:kkeo- T Y I IBs mUE subscriber takes this liiethod to inform the citizens id I Columbus und . traugers visiting the city, that his rooms may bo fMttd one doirnorlh of the Exchange Hank, where he Unow prepared to execute Diuttlerreolypc s In the latest ami most np-prQtd Style. LtdlttfOy1 W1W are re.-peetfullyinviU'dtocidl ami examine specimens. Minuatuies taken without rOfftfd to weather. 1 juiiee-dtlm- D. I). WINt.' 1 1K.-Tl.lt. enterpri ndmittnnce iB DOtlOOl of privnt4 designed to call attention to pmm !r,l".n: E , l li' i- tn be ,.id for. If intended t. bVlojertod in th Utori-d eobimn. the , nine will be riMioiianieil bv hi mtvertlr-emi m. All b'ailr.l ml vertisementH to be charged not le - nn'nU on thi insiue exclusively, to be ehar,ed at the mtj. of Jit) per ei'lil. 10 ;nl lilli'i' Oil 111- nm- i' Atlornev- irS b. boUforll prk Ol ...ertlB ..Jverttae-mant b. oulit in bf tliem. only l.e InMrtad itii eljnr. il ut only wba s thiol doubl. tl.e bove rnti-s A.lvertis. w. A. silt. Altomoy nt fMW anil Solieiior hi ehniii-i-ry. OFK1UK will. Win. ll.-m.iHimi Jr., no. r, - -- .tin Mnerelnrv of rltnte-a olllee. B. F. CONWAY. ! HO UK US, l'l H. V. CONWAY CO., IKAIi BEB IN PEODu o. L. K. TOMI.1NSON, na i u on. Co.nn.lasioi. noil Korwiirillim Alorelinnla, A. 11. BUTTIiBO . e .utlne nl l.nw. I OfflTe N"Ne,.; i-:"eli,,n,e, o,,si.e ts,re,ry of SIM. JTf ' " Ml M l ' W. Oll.MOUF. AllnriifVH nt l.nw ntnl Solieiiori in "".' OflMti N. tv corner Mam MM Hull-dly FORRBST GROTB. rpllE undersigned tuko pleasure in Informing the citizens ofCO--1 ranbttfi that they haM: taken th- farm kiiown us the Mow Farm. '4 miles north of Columbus, with the spneinu and splendid Iioum- thereon, and have titt-l up tho same in good style, tor the iicroinmodatinti of vi-iitors who may dciie to spend an hour in the country, nnd enjoy cool hhade. and pure ntmo-phere, The ptjrlon Of the house have been tilted up for Ladies mid Gentlemen, ice (.renin, Mrawlerne-, murine tneir season.; re-Ite him ut-, &c, at nil hourn during the day imdeveniim. e have erecti d ou the irrouuds alien patent revidving Swing, on which tight person can ride at one time, witli period salety, ns it iseotii-trui-teil of such materihls im to preclude the possibility iv..l.i.i'ntiirnilnii oiiins or exis'nse in inakini.' this nlace the m, t :l: li; btf::l r tr-'Kl in tin vicinity of this city. W?it:rswill tiud every thing that is de-iriihle for comfort or elegance, and ffhon tb' v eu enjoy lebrare, ftroo from the dtul and heat of the citv, during the summer months. . The urounds will be open for Vbtton OB 1 HUB8PAY, June l.llli, nl 2, I'. M. ; and continue ojten during thoevening. I' :T.'MII - IV-II. I I V " ' 11 Junell-tf HONOR AVL MHN LOVB THB BROTHHRHOOD, AND HONOR PBTBR HAVOIiN. V HO would think that I'eter UmydOtl the creat, with two bun-f di ed roui h in in i-oii at .'10 OQIttlO d ty, and olio hundred honett men nut. l(t DQ eenta day, to opport fknuUei Woold rtieak rouml in the Diilchshon shoos with three sides of sole leather begging for patronige, and claiming that he ouht to be supjmrted'becaUBc lie is going to he h dealer in sole leather. Well, we nre worker of sole leather and have got threo sldea for sale too, nnd cannot be undersold by this dihble-d.ibhlor in biunll wares in n small way. For stile three utiles of sole leather, from 14 to 18 cents per pound; upper French calf, Hull' Morocco Linings of all colorfl, nd Findings of all kind. , m propUion both in quantities aud nnres, at UW oiu etanti oi p meO A. 0. DROWN. .1. W. BUMMERS a CO. , QriBll.il i Ohio. a oliici' mwmaim itrwato. CINCINNATI, OHIO. WHO WANTS A HAIMaiNf 1.1(111 ,-ale cheap tor cili TWO OUT LOTS, situated on Wash I iBltQa i.vniue, lim tb of BTOOd t-trert. llUinre l.t fawdSi IIAKEH A" ARMSTRONO. e7MMTc;oi;iK worn iprifxvi!RKsi " OF ll" following vahialde book--Tl.e Live- of I AMES MAD-ISDN nud JAM MONROl'., fourth nnd tit'lii Presidents o the United Elates, by Jolis Qt'lNCY AliAMS, to which i- added a History of their Admiiiistrutiou." This wurk ii publi-hed in a lnrce siz- !2mo. vol. ot 4-10 pn-es, sub'taiitiully bound in cloth or leather, similar In style tiS'W-nrd'- Lib- id i. a Adams, "eoiituining accurate portraits on MtL Price iLHi ... j in ,1 There beinit no work extnnt ctvina the pri' ate anil pudlie liv. s ot the-e illustrious Presidents, mid the world renowned reputn- tion of tho author as a Statesman and a scholar, must secure an extensive sale for the above book. -?r AcenU WBtited. J. H. UILEY A CO., Aeent, fm", .1(1 At the MW BOOMOOrOi Loiumhiis. I Milt SVI.K A tew Lund Wnrn.iit-i reduced price:). In "uirhof (mny:Hl HAKF.R tc ARMSTRONG TBLBGRAPH NOTICE. rpHE stockholders of the Cleveland and Cincinnati Tclemtiph 1 company are nolitied to meet at the ollice of said company, in i I v. land, Ohio, on Thursday the iKJth ilay of June next, nt 10 o'clock A M.. tor the pnrpOM of electing n President, Hoard oi Director, Beoretary end TroMQrar for -aid company, nud t transact all other nitersury htisinei. The lino U now completed with one wire, and is in good work iiiL' Condition. lU completion has been delayed longer Ihmi was anticipated by reason of a delect in the insulators first used. This delect m won u it oonld be detected was imroediitely re moved try tho rabttitadoci of good totntetotl by the eontractur, so llnit the I;ne luiw urks well. 0. DKLANO, ) J V. RF.ZNOR, Vrrusteos. june3-.lljuiie20 A. WADE, ) BMAIiIi H0D8B AND JLOT FOR BAjLB, ON Filth street, a BKICB HOUSE with live comfortable rooms, Oheu and on hwI terms. SMITH ,t MILLS, Real Etate Agente. NOVICE TO ItlfMM.I. Itl ll,ll Ti-. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Auditor'fl offlco of Franklin county until Friday, tin 0th day of July next un til l! o'clock, P. M., for building a hi id go across Alum Creek, near Colonel Osborne's, in Itleiulon township, on the State road leading from Columbus to (ialrna. The Bridge to be built on Town's improved plan, with MOM abutment-?. Spcciticutiona of the work may be seen at the Auditor's ollice from and after the m int. junl7-dit-wtd THOS. J. MOORMAN, O. P. HINES, JACOB SLYH, County Commissioners. KOfiAKS' VARIATIONS OF l'OPERY. 1 vol. 8vo. Edited by Rev. C. I. N. WHITING &. HIJNTINOTON. rpHE Variations of Popery. Ity Rev. Samuel Eduar. D. O., ot m. ireuuta. Aim neen oajuon Spurry, F'or sidi mtiylrt jnnert i FRl'.SH sunnlv ol Ladies', Cents' and Children's Hioe- ot va- i. m. nous c-tyn BnyffJ s nnd iiualities iust received by . II. H' H. ItlLEY ft CO. OWLI'.TT'S INTER EST TABLES tor sale at the new bowutarooi mey3D 4 IN THE .HOI'D Id Region, ami Boonei ii. with Dtunerani lion revi-H-,1 ami eidurscd. 1 vol. rjmo. NEW HOOKS. 11 HE History oi the Confessional, by John Henry Hopkins, D. D.,1 vol. lJino. Tim Past, Present and FotUM of the Uepiiblic. Translated trom the Prenefa oi Ot F or sale by junlH Lenuuttnoi l vol. Unto, N. WH1TINO A- HIINTINCTON. rAMBS1 NEW NOVEE. James. ;tTl-jC. Hie Old Oak Chest, by G, P. It. Cc. Tin; Dalton's, by C. Lever No. JOAlg . N. WiHTlNO &, UUNT1NCTON, WM, V. BABB. SIIHITS IN THE t.ttl.l KE41ION. t.1li;HTS in tb,' (Jul, l Reui.in.and Scene- bv the Wnv. Hv The- o odors T. Johnua With numerous muetrttion. NewodJ- it iitrfTikl'K tV CO. i'ro.iuri..-i.s, h,.i i ohm "-;;;; -'!,';:;;;::: " XIiidsHWAy" co.m Iron Foundry, '"''' '"'"r ""' arMr' ' "U"'" hus, Ohio. . 3t.c. of all kind., a.i,l a (tr.-at vari.ily ot Castlns, always ..n MM. ocU,'41 "diiTiioiiekt tiiomi'son's oi-i-iei:, M0.4, lsv"l" Bxctuue.oppodtt th. BmTi 11 ofleo, Hlh It, Colambu "Till OEOlUiK E. WAI.eiTT, 910N AND BANNER 1'AIN I r.tl, , COt.I'MBUS, OHIO. II lliir.lwurc. OBBlli ABBOTT CO., inn of Ike mil Pudloek, No. If Hlak rtntt, AVK IH.w it. ston- anil in Irat.s.tM Irnin III. .-list, a very large k (.! l.anliv.ir.-. rml.-ry. In.ll-I' ..'.....in-: .in...- .... mini; an.l iiii-. haiikiil tools. o liavi- looir lsi-l. anxious ... nni-i our .ii'loiiii-r. on low .ri.-.-s. w.' lliiv.- now tlio ability to ilo so. Our cootls ivrrr la.imlit for raFl. tor.1 wo can an.l will s.11 to liromlit naviair t.iirrliii-.TS niion as u 1 terms, If not it Utile Let- 1. r, tlinll liny "tiler e-tnl.lisl. lit ... tills vicinity June. IIF.Kl-;, MIIIOTT . I'll. WAI.TKlt TIOIAl.l., Aiior... y .in.l OMMolte "t I-"" . 1 " uiiiliu", oi i I.MO..i Commissi not Hi- A.k.i,." l.-.la nt "I I Is A for the Wat.-of New York. ry-QbVm m Uil-Ii at., brtwjnJuvvnMid Rich. txa BOOMBLLBRS stationers, wnt .loot I., tin-1 ah" Bu. IIl?h .m-rt,C.,lun.l.n-,ohi... A lame -,..rt..,.-.it "I " " and Stationery i.lw.y. on hmd. r " " if. c- LAUAT, WM.SF.IBF.1.T. ....... HaBMKT LlXIsBT. BQOK-BINDKIIH, lllfili .treet, omm-it.- the ruhM ajJA9l lumbu.. b h BKMOTAIj. II.- ..... ... Ill MUM lili reii.lenee. and 0.pos.le tl.e urn naun.i -.,. dacil-dtl .-.tlier just I) i i: tii liit.-i" i .- !' 'rlV'iu-y in! .! ' No n Mam str.-t, CMnrinmUl ' TTtiwiw V it IK ITT A- flO.. HIALKBfl in Herdwire ind Cn&.lroQ; fGJg; U Ihulder,-inat.-rii.l-. rnruiile: and Merl.ameal oob, Llimry tlo.dB. &c, 4 1-.. No. Mil Hlgb itreet, tlgn of the Uilt ngg CO., MKItt I1ANTH, Wholr- Kldonnlo, or, A.lvenlutefl in the I'atb of Kmidni OOmpiUtBI n voyage to Cabtornia via. ranama; I. He in fan frnnctMO ami Monterey ; riorom ni Mie (oiia Kefjion nun fcxprnencoi oi mo-irnn Lile. Hy Itayard Tnyb.r. With illuKtratioiiM by the Author New i .lition. 2 vola. l-'iuo. Ilfi-k nnd Tort ; or. Incident- ol n ('nun.- in the I int. il Mates Frbrato ConeroN to OnHfornU, With iketthei ol itio Janeiro, Vh1i.i-i-o Luna. lb lulu, and rfnn Friuieirieo. Hy Rev. Walter Colton, 0, H.N. I vol. I'-Jmo. For f ale itt tho boukatore ot niayllt) L N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. St'OKTIM. INTKM.HJKNCi:. np ROTTING on tee Colombni euvmanrf dny until turtln r no- 1 tire No pOttponement mi OOOOant ot weather. IAIN ft Hlllf roN have ju-t r.-eeived by exprer!.?, nnd will enter, MlVX-li-iir-ivt- n-r-ortment of l'owib r I'ln-ka, Shot I'ouches, (innie linen, I 1 . "' Taekle, nnd noine tit and lieaiitifnl BtJ'len ot DrainItot-tle-, biei in iUalilv nnd low price can distance all other linjn. Hi:;n ol the HACK WW, tCI lliah ctr.et. iuay:iO ! 1 AC Itl-.S in 1 i. i n i-iniiiiy ; It-n in .-iiinlu- J9 in Darke: 4') in Louan : l-'. rome more rhoirp nmi i nil Potatoes for i, nt dm otliee nf tho OHIO CULTIVATOR. Rll,ROll AM) STKAMIIO.VT INSl RANCK. rptii; FRANKLIN HEALTH ASSURANCE COMPANY ofMo I HiiehUMltrt e-pecinlly em)iwered to insure neain-n AfCt- DRNTfl. Gnpilal ISP. , u , , ,, .ii, i, rt, nppni ite the i apitid Hon I i Inmtnil, jui.eliJ-.hf D. It HOAfl, Agent. .11 st IN TUMBl 4 r HKSII Mipply f 0p Orwiae itiU l.i-d, and a RTW additional Flower Heed may 1 II V l'l. FY'S HINTS towarda Refornu in Leotorei. Ad I imm nn.t other Writing. 1 vol. 12mo. Hy Hornce (iree I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. A iyWWial ""wh, RlCHAimfl'. oTladikhThold A M I HVff i " " RF.CF.IVFD ier exprens lat nieht. silk nnd Linen l'oplln". Linen nnd Worsted do., beautiful llontiet Hibbinn, fplendid fewa Silk in plain black, toured black, nml mnenincrnt eoi,rn. AVI I OR SAI.l! I.N OHIO. i MiiniluhKyrouniy; too I'ruro townohln. Prank lin county; 1H) in HWW town-hip: HQ m .Mercer county ; .Ml Petiaia-f ; two HO ac.n' lotn in I'ranklin county. Tlif-e landr- will 1m; wild nt prices varying trotn 4to 10. Some will In-traded for town property. CaiI and 00. hmith fc MILLS! tor ittfl very low by H, cowLn &. CO. 1-OH HALL- We are authorized to Beit ttie DAVIS, SMITH tV CO.. timber on n lot ol irround North of the ltnilnmd Depot, Mippoed to contfiio Hbout 7Mt wam, The timber com-M ol Ulekory, Mienr. nu ( ak, nod ime Heech, and will be sold nt a bargain if appbcaUon lie nmoo soon. iihuim- tn mayfi WAI. M ?0H S AIK AvaeMit lot on Rlob street, at n bargain, for 1. rash. Inquire ot nejrlfl BAKER A- ARHflTROHO, QaHen iu-t reoelTed nt the nien of the (iilt Hoot, nud lor fOM very chenii hy 4 PINE n iillimiiil of (b nth' Coinrre CI H. H. KIM HALL. XAILS. W take this opportunity to MS that WI have now In store and lor 1e at low prices, :W kOs' of the best nnila ever broiiclit to thin market. JSS GK.ni'., Aimo n- & Oft SIIOVFI.S. p DOZ. (). Amei' nvrented iboToli, meindloi long nmi short U htndlee, boo md itoel, bright and bteth. roend and equnre point, hack Ptrap nnd plain. , , , . . r j .. 1,1.,,..' .hnvoU- on .In biw or be. . tiirsrlebi iii. 111., iravi a - MMnmnrn av.h i- i AIMH N' i I . L.iUfl I I'r, I'nrt-iiuilllll. Ohio. Periionitl Attention civen to reeeivinynndlorwardinp t';"nd elling Produce com! pied for wie. jnuw BARK. honi.ai hisT..iM. J0N w. "KBR & ARMSTKOMm RFA1. ESTATE BROKERS and GENERAL l.AM AOI.v I OftVe, Houth room, F.xrhAtiee ltwkKuildiPI, OllMiMtS O "sUIfNT KAIiLE TRIPOLI, FORcleHTii-ine and burnimin8 ,dl MM Metahr and (.law surface!, suchM Gold, Silver, llittit, Uriliumin nnd Suel wurr, Vln-low.'itm. AlirrorP.. dtr. The Scientific American, in iiK-akin? ot tins article, M.y-. til f all the Bub,u.n, ert which hav.. I.vn applied to Vf met.ds. none can taunt that known by tin- name ol 1 I. a superior article to Ihatbrounht tnm Umy by the VM l and now (renernlly U-.h1 throuehout all hurope. It snotild be in every family and every workshop." . ThoiubtorilM-rs, tons the a-'ont for lbi citv, nro prepared to lurnish it to denlersat inanulneturera' pric-5. Uuftlieep-r-. an-l M.-charden are renuested to rail and try the article, ami m e,-. , where it does not dive the mo-t entire -MHta.-tion, he tn n.j U I-, n-hinilmi HAIM ft MKltiu, niaylG No. C. High it., aign of thr Back Haw CABINitT MAKERM 1,N tmd Veneer Vnniiah. Hnd Pap r, Glue, nnd nearly all 1 .,her iicl,. In their lin,. the -Ir. ohb fmML HA K Kit St AUMSTKONG KABSON. Ksilroad and Hlcani'Ts un Ilie UH RAILROAD and merchandize despAtch v i. ... .i-.ii.i-. , ,ii the Litke-.. train to Rnflnln in three day-., (Hundnys exeeptcil.) New York and Krie per express lreignt ktv-i. .. m V A- K It. IL. Care Win. M. kn-.-fin, shin per New York 4: Frie Hailrond, daily, nt5 o'clock, P. M., toot & r'or further particular'" call at tie- T ran -mortal ion OlTiee ol thi S Y Sit'.. II It. Cn. 'AH Chamb.rs street. New ork, or of Win M. Kn-aon, No. n, Marvin Hbck. Water street. Hufbdo. Tnritf of pricei p-r UK) lbs. lor dry ffodd. and other bht mcr chandise during Lake imvivntion, HjO: ST.W TORK to jail.;.". I.Hke I.ne ports i,w June" 1)API'R IIAN'GINCJM Now pattern: French and American, 'pi-mi din Tint '.Star.' and Gold. A full supply of Herders nml MM at wnoWalr- and retail, t tl.e new book.tore of mnSM J. H. RtLg 4: CO. M'AHD TAYLOR'S CALIFORNIA; or. Adventures in Ihfl Path of Kmpirc. Illustrated. Trnde supplied. For sale nt the tmoKsiore oi n i ay IK) JO:.i:i'H I.ICI'KNCOTT. LIFPENOOTT m BARB. M VM'KACTt'nFHI OK PlUKVIX FIRE PttOOK 3AFF3, Strand Strctt, tirticrrn IVond nnd Smithfifld Strctttt, N Tuesday afternoon. July ','.1, 19-18, the undersigned were nl .1 upon ny .M---1-. i.ipp.'ticnii .v t.iin-U'wnia'ssaunon- f-si anil iuii i. t-r oi oin' oi lie n i iiii iii'v .-'mi. !., i iki nn.un iiiL' nr. Han d, the Safe win nlace.l inside thereof with bookr!, pn pcrs nnd some money: when the d..or of the Safe wiw closed and the lire kindled at a quarter pnst o'clock, and in a short time the Safe WH red hot, and continued until hall past nix o'clock, beln ibotlt four nnd hnlf hours, when the committee express-ed their sntUfactiim that the time occupied with such heat was Mlilicient. I he luriiaee was then pulled .lown, Sale cooled, and the door opened the hooks, papers and money safe. The heat was so great as to melt oil- the bi as- mountings. Wo. tlurefore, lake pleasure in reeommetidinu these Hates to the public a- be-inir, in our judgment, entirely lire prooi. JARVIrt .V TRAIHIE, NOCK Ar KAWSON, COHNWAL 4 BROTHER, HItANNON 4 THATCHER, BENEDICT CARTER. ISAAC CltONlW. I nm engaged in the foundry business, and know something about furnaces nnd heat. I mtMMOd the buniing of ihe nbovo Safe, and enn freely say there whs no humbug about it, and with pleasure recommend them to tin- public as being, in iny opinion, etitirelv lire-nroof. WM. KAY. M. -srs Buttles, Comstock 4 Co nre our agents for the nbove Sales, where a -ample can I"' seen, and also at Ilie ollice oi tun Ohio State Journal. L1PPINCOTT 4 HA RH. Pittiiburg. June, USA JunlH dtim 1 V.V.V POST EH I'P ! I Kvery correct business man keeps IV DfJ books potted up, so that in liny emergency, or tor felf-satislaetion, he can tell at a ulance the eonditioii of his worldly pr.i-pects. It such then is necessary to our lecuniary eomlor;, and which w-anis us of any innovations or losses, how much more neressnrv is it to be posted up in matters far more important, and upon which haiiu'salt the hopes and happiness ot ourselves, our wives and little ones, in L'unnlinif the greatet sof all bleasings, Health ? The - nl i ()'!'( nl lust summer should not be lost upon us mid very wisely doth our City Fathers enjoin upon all, to look to our tenemenis, cellars, and enclosures, and to remove all otb tisive and deleterious onuses of impurity to the nir we breathe. Iliiini.il Au'-uev can do much lo alleviate it not entirely prevent a re tin.. n of the disastrous effects of thnt dreiallul scourge with which we were visited hist spring und summer, and which India- riniinalelv oliiciied tnnti mir lieaiitltul ear.len tlie rich liml ttie poor, the young nnd the ned I the loved lather, mother, sister ami brother, and hundreds whnrn congeniality of feeling nnd friendrhin had endearel one to the other, in ties not t be severed, onlv bv death! Noffcini thraOfb Human AflOSS has ever been given to the world 1 lint will so thoroughly guard the system against Cholera, or any sickness whatever, as the daily use of Hr. Hull-' i . i ii it la ill m I mum i.Miitciiu i-arsn pnniau too noeior has very lately made valuable improvements by the combination of Yellow Dock nnd other Roots uulicrrnous to our Western soil. that plnces " Hull s Sarsaparilla nt the head ol every prcpni ntion a- a "PoriAcr (d the blood," nnd " Corrector of the general sys. tem." No one can have sickness that uses this valuable preparn-tfon, ' . ititicates are pnniiiiL' in llooi every direction, speaking till' llijlie-tteniH.il the inn-t woinierlul i ores ever eltected, after every tboii-' else hud failed. To obtain the genuine and la t- -1 iliioioveii, procure irom iik1 Agcm lor i.oiuiiii.um. F 1 K. KBKRLY. Hureessor to H. II. Meakings, cast side High street, next to Rut- Icr's Bnkery. junelO iwjw FKIIJAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1850. The Apportionment Report. Tim committee mi Aportimuxteoi mada A rtpOfl a ihorl limosinci'. AHf.iruawe untlcrstniid it by a cur-H.iry reading, Iba tollowiAg arc its naJn attires : The Statu is divided into thirty-three permanent Sen-atonal district. The city of Cincinnati in one of them. To gat the ratio of population lor Senutors, tho entire Population of ihe State is to be divided by thirty, every ten year after taking the census. Tim fractions in the Senatorial Districts uro to bo provided for as follows: Being bieiminl Hessions, (the present idea,) the amber of leeifaini in ten years will nf course bo five. The number of the fraction above the ratio is to be multiplied by live, and this product to be divided by the ratio. As many limes ns the ratio is contained, so man? Senators xtra the district is to buve in the ten years. If one, then this one is to be elected for the Inst of tho five sessions; if two, lor the fourth aud fifth, &c. For the House, tho whole population is to ho divided by one hundred, for the ratio, and Cincinnati to be by herself, us for Senator. Each county hating more than half the ratio, is to have n niembor. If the county has tho ratio of one nnd three-fourths, it is to have two members, and then it requires three whole ratios to entitle it to three. The surplus over tho ratio to be disposed of as in the Senate, and flonts to he disposed of in the same way. Under thin plan, eight counties will not ho entitlod lo a Representative. They are to bo formed into districts, enough of them to entitle them to it Representa tive, and are to remain together until all the counties in the district have a population sufficient to entitle them to a Representative. These are tho main features of tho bill. It will he lean that the single district system is thrown over board. We do not like this. Wo think the people of Ohio are looking for, and expect this system. There is a justice and abstract propriety about it that commends it to the (avertible consideration of the thinking men of Ohio. The scheme, it will be seen, is perpetual, and beyond the control of future legislation. This feature we approve. If the details shall bo fairly made, so as to give all parties a proper clmuce, we .shall not feel, (us at present nil vised,) disposed to do other than support the report. Adjournment of the Convention. It is rumored that several members of the Convention talk of adjourning ou or about the 1st of July, aud leave the matter of a new constitution to rest in embryo till some time next fall or winter. We have some doubts of the expediency of this measure. We are afraid all these long winded speeches will be made over again if members go home and recruit till next winter. The people did not expect this. Heltter " finish the work," we think. Thirty-first Congress First Session. Washixgto., June 20, 1850. Editor Ohio State Journal: Senate. Mr. Clay presented resolutions, passed unanimously by the constitutional Convention of Kentucky, in favor of the Compromise bill. Mr. King, of commitloe ou Foreien relations, report ed u joint resolution authoriziag the presentation of a gold medal to Captain Cook, of the bark Surah, in to-ken ol appreciation of his services in rescuing passen gers aud crew of American ship Griiushaw, destroyed by fire atsea. Passed. The Omnibus hill was taken up at 1 o'clock. The question pending being upon Underwood's amend-Blent, providing for testing the boundary of Texas, in the Supreme Court, in case of rejection by that State, of tho proposition made to her in tho bill. The amendment, after additional debate, was rejected, by yeas l(i nayi 24. Mr. Berrien called up his amendment, providing for tho election of one Representative from California, and thnt election of members of Congress not to taku place until after tho pnssno uf tho former bill. After somo debate the amendment was lost. The Senate then adjourned until Monday. House. The debate on the bill granting bounty lauds to soldiers in the last war with Greut Britain, tho Florida war, and Gen. Wayne's Indian war, on motion of I'restun King, was ordered to close at I o'clock todny. The Houeo then went into committee of the Whole oil the state of the Union, and resumed the consideration of the bill. The committee then proceeded to vote on various amendments proposed, but one amendment was offered by Mr. Hubbard, pending which tho committee arose. The House then adjourned. Pittsburgh, June 21. Editor Ohio State Journal: River 4 feet. Heavy rains yesterday. Weather cloudy. New York, Noon, June 21. Editor Ohio State Journal : No tidings of Steamer having come to hand, markets nre still in good feeling in flour and Corn. Wheat, the stock is below that of several previous years, without transactions. Demand tor coffee and sugar firmer, holders asking an advance of yesterday's quotations on every article mentioned, and are looked upon as ruling prices thi morning. Cincinnati, June 31. Editor Ohio State Journal : Flour flat, no sales. Whisky down to 21c: sales of 300 hlids. Bacon $5,50 for shoulders, and $5,25 for sides. Cheese declined to So for best selected. Groceries firm and unchanged. Weather hot. River rose 6 inches. J. II. UH.KY St CO FOB WALK, A VKUY convenient Hrick llniiFe, on Onk Mreit, wilh It 17 k- un 1U..U ni writer iir.l (mine iliuiic fruit tree;.. i.irnMcry, ftC Thi property enn be purcliHcil un reaionable term'. Inmnrc ul ninyO.. BAKED fUUCSTHOHG. fifnevi. Ciuiiiinlniguft Itm-htrr - - Unto v in Attics Bnffiilo linr luJini: Detroit) IT, I, nke MkliiL'iii port 1,60 1,05 Vis Ht'mb't from RutUlo. 1,10 Cinciniinti Colnmlni, O. 2,25 1.30 Vi Huniliifliy H- It. Ht. I.ouif. Mo sVW N B. All nncVaiir h.ouM lie properly Mmpped nml the wr jpht of tlie name murkd on enrh pftcknc. No finiile prnknire will l cnll.il W th-n 50 lhn. A UVrsl le.laction from thee pnre lor ccoml cIsm or licnvy mcrchnn.li J"n17 PATKNT LBTBB CLOCK Vl HI ; , flbias. (juneSl BB( iW P & u iv NKW srticlcjuit received si Osfl aai JOHN CABLI Ml , (Late of Chillicntkf, Ohio.) Prntlnrr, Coniiiii-.-im nml Fnrw nnliiiu Men-limit. m.yl6d.-tn. CLEVZLAW. OHK BtDKimiK & MAUTIN, DHAPKRH AND TAILORS, High afreet, 1M door north of Totcn, oppotit the V. I Until, A RE prepared to execute nl) orders in tle-ir line ol ntmnc. in A the net nnd mo.tfs.hiona.de j."j,r)KIDGBi m-hmMS km tii'iM' l V I'AI.K SHINS. BfS'l . - 'm ,i I'. . vi' linmc.l ::rii:'l-- whlch I will be nolU ntnlowfitruret.y MMHAl.l myJ8 TAN1XBBS OIL. I in store ni nviy2f') r II ll-H. Miner -li n m -""' . A ut the tint llooi, ny H. H. KIMilAI.I.. "riUUKIHII EVEMIKQB. Ity Bmwn I Important IYIcssnKc. We call the attention nf the people ut Ohio to the following important message from President Taylor. We commend it to those whn behevo that tho mltmn-Is .ration is hvoritU the claim nf Tt;xas to nil the territory sail el' tho Rio Grande. Is is evident, from the message, that the President thinks this claim is all pretence, und that be will treat it as such. When will Congress net upon this subject, and settle this dispute 1 Washington, June 17th, 1850. To the Senate of the I.'nitcd State : I have received a copy ot" the resolutions of the Sen ate of the 1 1th June instant, requesting me "to inform the Seiiute whether any orders have been issued to any military officer or officers at Santa Ke, lo hold possession against the authority of Texas, or in any way to embarrass, or prevent the exercise of her jurisdiction over that ooontrv and to furnish the Senate wilh copies of any correspondence which may have taken place between the War Department and the military stationed at Santa Fa since the dale of my lasteonnnu-uirtilion on that subiect." In reply to that resolution, I state that no stu b orders have been given. I herewith present In ihe 18 nate copies of all the correspondence mfaWed to in the resolution. AJt the Other orders relating to tho subject-matter of the resolution have been heretofore communicated to the Senate. I have already, in a proper message, referred lo the fact that the boundary between Texas and New Mexico is disputed. I have now to state that information has been recently received, that certain Robert S. Neighbors, styling hiinBelf commissioner of the State of Texas, has proceeded to Santa Fo wilh a viow of organizing comities in that district under the mithority of Texas. While I havo no power to decide the question nf boundary, nnd no desire to interfere with it as a nuMtinn of lille. I have to observe that the DOMasflmi ol the territory into wtiicti u appears uw rnnir hots has thus gone was actually acquired by the Uni-led Stales from Mexico, nml has since been held by ti n United States, aud in my opinion ought so to remain until the question of boundary shall have been determined by some competent authority. Meanwhile, 1 think thi-ro is no leasnn for seriously appfaoesdlng that Texas will practically interfere with the possession of the United States. Z. TAYLUll. 53 The walls of the great Mormon temple at Nau-voo wero blown down in a gale, May 87uY COM M1U S 1IOHTKI LTIRAI, SOCIETY. The Society meets nt its room in Ciwynne's Block, every Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock. The public, and especially the Ladies, nre invited to nttend. Members are expected, and others nro requested, to present specimens of fruit, vegetables, tlowerf, Sic, Sic. On Saturday evening, June 23, the lollowlng premiums will lie paid : For the heft displiiy of Htrnwl terries 2,00 For tin; best Hjiecimenn oi Cherries 1,00 For the host Boquet of cut Flowers 1,00 jim31-ltd ALEX. E. GLENN, Rec. Sec'y. MADISON BOUNTY HTKA1I WOOI.KN FACTORY. rt) I IF, mibscrilier would inform the citizens of MRdison and ad-1 joining counties that he has commenced the above business, and is now ready to card rolls, card und spin, and manufacture clothx, blanket, eiitlnetts, flannels, Ac, hy the yard or on hares. V will give more than the cunli price for wool where we can pay for it in goods ; and our goods shall he as valuable snd si cheap as those from any other factory near. The factory Is one mile north of London. jun24-w:itJ WM. FISH (1A1U) CASK.1. New patterns in great variety, wrought in lit ( ver, iicnrl, shell, and ivory, carved nnd plain, nt apJ4 J. II. RILEY St CO'S. OM'K MOHE, m.Alt I.ADIl-:, WE A K IIEKF. to uit your tn'es and serve your interests. Just received another men lot of Boiuiets and Ribbon, French lce, Albonl, China Pearl, and new style of Koujh nnd Ready Honnets Hplindid white and other colors of watered ribbons; also, a scarce artieleof plain black do. sundry other nice goods arrivinf almost every day and se linn fast by II. COVVLEH &. CO. jnnel9 dlw Elevator copy. NEW MITHIC. Received by Livingston 4 Fargo's Express s, vrv lnrirc ncWtion of new arid votntlar Musk, 4 " i.. tr.j..: it 'J. M l J CIHI-IMIIli: Ol BOVpP VHimuuiiB, uuiiuui, imlu--i Wnltico. Pnlkns. Aid. Sic. jun33-d6t-w4t Two doors east of the City Bank. WOOD! WOOD! SEAI.F.D PKOFOAALI will be received At the office of the 8c-rrtnry nf SlHte until 12 M. on Monday, the 15th day of July, 1850, for wood for the uac of the Ptate, a. follow. : 2t)0 cord, of wood 2 feet long. 100 " " 3 " None but dry hickory, beech or suBnr maple Is wanted, llond. with approved wcurity will be required for the delivery of the wood in the Htate House yard before the 20Ui day of Octo- '"one hundred and twenty eight solid feet will be required for cord of wood. IIENKY. V. KINti, See y of State, A. A. BI.1H9, Treasurer of Htate, JOHN WOOD3, Auditor of Mom Columbus, Juue 19, 1850. dfcwtojuly20 apl6-iltf A. 1.. MARTIN. Itl .V IIIIIITON. iron M 0 N OS SB, IinlOl.KslAI.F. AND I1F.TAI1. llr.Al.i-.il.- ..... ....... Of HAHIAVAltK. irnn. : si. I House Trunmings. . Also, dealers ni 1 III I'late, fsueet iron. b.,ii f v.-tc tvn I ll.rtnl.i: f.AW HIHIHS. PHINCllMiE-i OF MKI1I:.M. jritll'ltUIlKSrF. d.-icned lor the Dr.ile.sinm of Law and Medicine, ny Amos fleiui, Pro-. f ss-j: i - - -- lo Urn All,nv I . The Admiralty, its Jurisdiction and Practice, with practical forms and direction.. Bv Krastns C. Benedict. Vol. B lliiw.nl'. I'nited States Court Reports. A full stock alw.y. on hand at the New MM JunlS J. II. HJI.KT I-Tslt M'LASF.S I.IVF.R PI1.I.S The demand for this grent IJ remeilv is rapidlv increasitiL'. and w,- are every day rcciv-in-orders Irom a distance for lot., which we lind it almostIm-po-.ilile to supply a. fa-t a. required. The train I', the remedy require, only trial to convince the most sceptical ot Its excel-lenee Wc -lcctfr.im n eie.it similar dm um. nts the following : "Co.-tl.0T05, Ohio. May 15. 1847. " f KM A l-.i (l-ntlem-n As I am en.'uacl in s-lliny a few i;-;. I An ..... cnn.iiler m. slock i niniilete un less I have asnpply of Dr M l.an.- s l.iv r Pills. I obtained a few dozen bow, of these Pill, from Mit hefl t Co, which sold very fart, and 1 wi.h a new .upply immedlsti 1 i- Wholesale aecnts. KKI.TON t BANC OFP. Sold Wholes and retail b, .. KILBOl'KNF. .'. JONKS, OrMM And hv IlrugH. and Merchants cenerafly. )unel7 dra-A 1 Another supply Uepresentative Men. Emerson V. ays oi un-Talhot and Vernon. Scarlet Letter. Hawthorn. llfinjaiian Revolution. By Pragay, Adjutant General under Kossuth. King of the Huron, fli-ck and Port. Col'on. Wahto-Yiih. ForsaleatthenewbiKikslorenl Trsle supplied. moy)) J- H. RII.F-Y & CO NKW BOOK-. , pKim: and Irresolution. A new .erie. of the discipline ot lite Pictoriarpielil Rmik of the Revolution, with (KX1 wood engra-,);. to be completed in M nnmber.. Part I. 2.i rents. Slandisb, the Puritan. A Tale of the American Revolution. 1 y of Tir.man s stock. ' Uga "l tli-' I'm h Haw, tin lh-ii -trei 1 may IS dtf CHARI.KH A BAIN JAMKH M. HORTUN. I, . 1 l.t. !, IIIIMIII .. I INI'. CITIZENS leavinit in the Cars, by callins at the Mae offie-. North Esst corner Nefl Houae, can secure Rsilroivl Ticket, and also have the Omnibus call for them In any psxt of the city. msW-dly B. O. REAM, Sec'y O. 8. Compsny. ( liPHtmil -t. nbnvr Sevcnlh -t., Philndrlnlu -i. fa central, in the immediate vicinity nf the tniMt importanT mil,-I lw Intit.itioiH. thelx-tand must fhiotiablc plarrs ol bus! new, and the attr-ctiv jrat.tic Hmiirefof the city. In the imjK.r-Unt renui-itesol litrht and ventilation, two pnnnpnlol.ject- simefl at in the recent enlargement and thorouah improvement ol this Iloose. it is nnt exceeded, perhap. hy any e-tabli-hment In Arner-les. To strangers, therefore. It- poiti.in is peeuluirly de-irable. The subscriber returns thanks to his friend- and th-public for the liberal patrons-" thy have extded to him. and aMire tliem that be wuienueavor wa mnmwunuiwo. . - , Yaa June 17, 1850. VALi:ABI,K DOORf-TIII MADISON PAPERS, riMIF. Pam r of J.mea Madi A, publi-he.1 by order of Con I ere--.; beil.t his Corre-pondenee and Iti-port of Pebates duriniither.,iiiire,-nf the ConM-ration. and his Report and llebate. in the Federal Tfrnvention : m,w piiMi-ne.i irom in-- ..r inal inunu-M ripts, deposit-'! nt Oepartmcnt of Htate. 3 vols. Tn- . . r fcSkaJkk. J O..... .1.. Hill f.sr rr. llehates in tlie Unniire"-. oi me rniieo - pealin-i th- Law "for th more convenient onjaniiation ot the MTU "f Ihe I'nited fUtrs." 1 vol. f-vo. The Con-titutions of the several ?tV of the I'mon ; ernhrn-cinR the Deel .ration of Independence, Con-titalion of the t rntrd Stilt' ", nml tie- ' t'li-innnnn oi earn - amendment,., snd much other matter of renenu interest authentic d- ruments. Emlwllished with the ft-sls of the ditfer- cnt 1 "' The Works of Thoma- Jefferson embracing his Correspondence and Mi-eellam-oss Papers. Svols. t?vo I.,.,.', it', ,-rvatiuns un the Writings of nioma-i Jetfrraon, 1 V"-V.-t IV. ver din us Mid IVbnte-of the Convention a-semMi-d ..nm. i.i.i.:.!. ti.. .r ITd? fnr the mirni.se ii! forniinif 'be rentitutii!n of the United HU.trs ; from note taken by the late IliptiirvV the Kedvral Government, for fifty yiws, from March, 171-9, t,. March. 119. By Alden Brsdford, LL D. I:'- fm sale at the B-joUtore PUOTECT VOI It PHOPEltTV! fltj using Wilton' Chocolate Colored Metallic Fire and Weather Prttof raint. fpiIE nbovep-int is of a ln-itutitiiUhiK-olate color, or reaem-I hlinii nearlv the Jersey tree atone, which is tin- most fiwhion able color of the day, lor sides or roofs ot buildim.', whether wood, stone, or brick. It is manufactured to a very tine powder, consequently It needn no preparini! but to mix with oil and be applied with a hruh, the same as "other paints. After an exposure for a tew month" to the weather, this coating becomes h.'bd cement, or artificial slnte. which is impervious to either tire or v-vathcr. It is now l eing extensively used, both tur sides and roofs lisi-dings. Direction n fm u$inn the ahore raint. Mix the powder with Unseed Oil to the confitency of thick paint and apply two or three ..J ........ u-.tl. b r. mitn ii hrllh. N, II. .u oruerci nir ine aoo.e Hum wwaiiu TJ'lS" m Uriidriiyii, i uyanogn cuunty. unio. BrCOX-UFNDATtONS. To Mtsrr. Wihon, Brooklyn, Ohio . a Sirs I have u-.e. nil te-tel to my "ini-inciioii ine nnr j-rounu Chocoliite Colon il Metallic Fire nml Weather Proof Paint which you sent me in October ln-t. I found it very much better prepared for use than any I had betore used, mixinj easy, and it lays nirnith and even with the brush. I have tested it as a weather proof paint fully. Of Its fire proof qualities I have no doubt, if properly applied. It commends itself also as a ( heap paint, and whi n fully introduced will be duly appreciated for all weather and tire proof aes. Your mpectfully. HsnduUy City, Jan. 24, 1?50. B. IIHJGIN3. I hereby eertilv that I have used Wilson Chocolate Colored Met dlic Paint, and consider it the best manufactured article of the kind now before the public. M. CARSON. Painter, Ac. Cleveland, February 7. MM u.... V,t .nv ll.irini' u.ie. ron-ider-tiile ol Your Metallic Fire and Weather Proof Paint, I hrreby certify that I have brand it, as every one rise has. the best prefervative Irom ft re and weather of anf thinii ever before used. cr oi an, u. s DAVID B. MASON, Painter, t'incinnati. Ot, March MM Airents . ROBERTA A CO.. rh-U2?ii't, corner of Hiah snd Broad streets. Columbus, O. ; J. C. Tharp Drupgist, Xenla, O. ; B, W. Parks. Hpringfleld. O. junl?d3t-wl i ll T I.HTH FOII SALE. Two small Iota on isy t street, near the corner ot Fourth street, ('heap and on ensy Kor tho Ohio Htate Journal. State Teachers Association. The semi-annual mreting ol' the Ohio State Teachers' Association will bo attended in Springfield ou tho third and fourth days of .Inly next. The people ol' Springfield have generously nth-red to entertain those who attend, free of expense. An interi-sting -session in expected, and it H hoped thut all parts nf the State will lie well represented. CP Tho Capital University, just commenced in this city, has now fifty or sixty pupilB, with every proapuct of a steady increase. V& A now counterfeit $2U Indiana Bank note has just been seen, which is a dangerous imitation ot the last ono issued by that bank, but Ihe paper is light ana thinner. ty By the latest news from Cuba it would appear that the prisoners have been giveu up, and there is no prospect of trouble there. SMALL FARM IN NORWICH TOWNSHIP. ABOUT eight mllea from the city partly improved. A good hewed log house, atsble, well and a young orchard on the farm Thi- farm is well adapted to raising all kinds of grains This tarm must be sold soon, and is offered cheap. Persons wish-iniz to make a small investment, or securing a pleasant home cannot do hotter than by calling on us. If this gOMMj suit we have others that win. 1 " ' , ' - m(iyl4 Real Estate Agents. drTwilliam blackstonb, rpENDKRH bin professional services to the citiiena of Colum- 1 bus and vicinity. Residence Bt the Capital Hoosk. Office on High street, opposite the United rftstes Hotel. BRFKR TO Hamuel Galloway, Esq., Prof. R, II. Howard, Wm. B. Thrall, Esq., Prof. 8. M. Smith, Dr. Robert Thompson, . , , ColumbUl. Prof. Daniel Drake, Cincinnati. mayH 7wd . FOR SALE Two houses and lots, with stshlei, wood houses and every other convenience attached, situated ou Friend .iP am hrifk hiiiliiiniiM and in comnlete order, and will he sold very late if applied for soon. Buyers will do well to call on us before purchasing elsewhere. aUTTir utt i a msyie ' 1 " ' A ( l!ll. OT1CK i. hr-rpby given that thd unilfrstrneii have thi. d.y cntrrcil into h co-jmrtnership, for thn purpo.0 of pr.cti.ioa i ii. ..,;.. sili;.,.. in.. .. nsiiiir m '.-tH MirVfVinc. aivi- n'in'anrt sufvdiviiliin of land, and loU, tho Collection of Claim, in cntral Ohio, and, also, to all bu.ine.0 jiU.fj.roUinJ. F. April 10, MgoattBt HAMUEL M. MILLS. WOOL POUNDS WOOL wnnb?d at their Warehouse, ndee, by FITCH 4 HALE. . . . . . ...... ItUI.I JUU near the National Boad nridire, li. f OSalMCra PITOHIAI. FIKI.D BOOK of the Re- 1j volution. No.. 1 and 2. For sale by t2 I. N WI11TINO Ic HUNTINGTON. SMITH i- Mil l.!.. Ileal Estate Acent. A. F. GLASS tna,6 L N. WHITING A HUNTINGTON. ti rras. juneg TO I'KINTKHS .l.HEhalf of a Hail, Paper in one of the principal eitie. -if 1 Ohio is held by a silent partner. This portion would be d. - - ,1 of on favoralile term, lo a printer, who would fo actively into business with the other n.rtuer. to whom, fur particular., a letter may lie addressed anner cover, post-paid, to Hon. Jot.n Woods. Auditor of Ohio, or ui the Editor of the Ohio State Jr.nr. n.l. who will forward a letter of inquiry. Either of thew genocmen can give a general reply. may-OII TO flONTRACTOIIS. SEALED PROPOSALS will lie received at the office i l tlie Board of PubVc Work, in the city of Columbus, until tlie hour ol II o'clock (noon) of Wt&nultl, t 10t day of J til art, for the construction of tne following work, to wit : OHIO CANAL. For the re building of Lock. No.. 51, 52 and M, near Tort.-mouth. k Fur the rebuilding of Lock. No.. 26 and 28, .outh ol Licking aurnmit, near Lockbourne. For the re buiding of Locks No. , eat of Newark For the rc-building of one of the flight of Locka at the MM of the Drcden side cut and the Muskingum river, near lire.- Hor building a Water Hate, with .ub.ttntl.l cut .tone abut-menu, on the ..outh-caat rmlnkoient of the Licking .-nmmlt Kc wvolr. HOCKING CANAL. ihji . .i..,.,i.i I.,!.,.- r ettl slnne loasniny, up portte Worthington'. milU in Hocking county, with the necesMry embankmrnt, A:c. , , , Connected with the above job. will be the embankment and other item, incident to such work-md they njMMMH worthy the attention nf contractors. It may be J re buil Lock. N 51, 52 and 55, oe.r ""r'""T present fall, which the bidder w.ll consider Thi. determinauon, ft concluded, will f Mi'Mlll fl!ll'.l!.'lg w , ,he ine masonry monor o. '' - . fcl-h ssasoooao most npproved rUalilles, anil trom qunrne. recently been fiirni-beil lor bOOOB near i . and Ilrelen-.nd lor the Lock new Newark, o be ,,f sbme to be approved by Ihe Engineer, a, n.u.l the rt.,ne ir'" ''T, 1' ans anil awsawsBowap sawj i "77" r- . . f ,.f u..i.iie w. rk. .1 l oluml.ui. at an, time alter the first day ot July, and information in relaHon to the work near IMM annear Lockbouroe. may be had at .n,jtimetter thh in- slant. Irom Wm. MeAboy, r.sci . sr. r.ua. - nivi.inn (an.l.nd from Samuel tl. l.ter. Re. 'ck Ohio I an.l, in reUtlon to the work near '' " ing Summit Reservoir and Hocking Cl Bidder, unknown to the under,. mu.t give -rT'CrMANYPENNY. jjg Acting ConiniissiciDeT B P. W. spl7 POH HAI.K. Two elpgant snd snbstantial DWKL-T INC, HOr-liH.m i'own street, between Fourth and Fifth. SMITH A MILI.H, North Room in Exchange Bank FOR HALE. cinir. Shinnlins I lmay'J7 C. SCOTT, Journal office. A LOT of Beerh Fencinn. Shingling I.sth, snd Beech Joists. il Inquire ot 1850. A. M. HALI ma FITCH ot nwl. (Suctnifirt lo AtrElrain s fitcA-J FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND Dealers in Produce, Flour, Plarter, Salt, Fish, and all kind, I. of Groceries, at wholesale and retail. N. B. The highest market price paid at all time., ill CAJH, for Railroad Ruildini, oppmite J. Bidgway A Co.'i FoMdrT. Co hjmio.Ohio. ImarSsitf HLHW11 ov rm.m.. ATTORNEYS AT LAW hxnbt r. paog. WF. will practice law. s. parmera, in tho C" "'J1? and adjoining ci.nne., id in the Cirmit and Jg S Courts. Ollice ,n f'lslt . new building, oppcolte SUIe Ho-!- m.ylttf stste street each FOR PlAI.B-lwo ver, uc.r.iiei --", . ,uildiM1 ,d containing si, room. : very "fT"Jl??SLM other improvemenu oo tho lot. lor .ale hW lZ maylB MA17.IKH F"H J'Ks, f i RAHAM-S AmTrienn Montbl- Msga.i. for June. U 0,rfej Ijjdy. Book tor June and for srie by Srtun-.!laga.incf"r 'q h HUNTINGTOII. JUSTrv and for , lWhrt. JjfA