Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1847), 1848-05-15, DAILY.

              a i z R PUBLISHED DAUT, ft nv Wtr.TIAM 11 TUT? ALT. TO, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. urrici .oui.-eaai cornur or iiiiiu street anu aagar au.y TERMS. Daily par annum, ..... f 7 00 Tii-wcokly pur innuin, 00 Weekly p.rannnin, ...... z uu Terraa of Advertiiing. Twelve linn or leas, one or throe ImiTliont, Jl and !6 centa tor each additional insertion for three month. 6 for til nionllia 11 lor 12 monies 12 Longer advertise-Bieuli in the aiiiiie proportion, with a deduction of SO per com. on me amount over ju in six monius, Ur Tlip. V LA II. For twelre linen Jl': fourth of a col' awn 5-0 "all a column 30 whole column 40. BUSlNESHCALtl)S. matthews a buttles, ATTORNEVS and Counsellors nt Law, Columbus, Ohio. Ollice one door south of 1, N. Whiting & Huntington's Uook.ilora, up stairs. Nov. 1, 1815. F. J.M iTiicwa. A. II. Buttlm. UOADWAY IIOTIX. Iy 1MV1U Mil'diKLL, uniiui iireHL, cuiuinimi, umo. April u..uu. i. n. hiutinc; a jicistin.ton, BOOKSKIXKliS und Stationers, next door to the Clinton Baitk.Miffli street, Columbus, Ohio. Alary assortment if Hooks mid Stationery always on hand. B lOOK-BINDKHS, High treat, opposite tlia Public Offi- I eM.Colutnbui. Autr. 2ll. 18-16. Uh. Skirkrt. M.t. Ln.i rr. Uillitim II. Jnrvis A Henry Jnrvis, COMJX'IOKS and Account Settlers, for f rauklin and J djoiiiin counlin, will attend to nil business entrusted to them, with punctuality and deipatch.aiid upon reasonable terms. Ollice, up f taira, firit door north of McCoy's store. April I I. KMu. y. Columbus, Ohio .i;i.e, ABBOTT A CO., pKALI'HS in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, Nails, Glass, J 1 1 on so Builders' motcrials, Farming and Mechanical Tools, Military Cioodi. 6ic. fitc., INo. IbTfligli street, sign of the (iilt I'adWk. WISH A ItH H AUUH DEALERS in Koreiyn and Domestic L)ry Coods, Clroce-lici, Bnota and Slioes. tic. &c., wholesale and retail, No. I, (joodale's liow, 1 1 ifzli street. DF.ALF.Rin Law, Aledicul.Thcological.Clnssical, School and Miscellaneous Books, superior Stationery and Wall Paper, at Derby old stand, opposite the State House. J. H. WIIEATON. DRUOGlST.and Uealeriu Patent Medicines, Paints,Oils, Dye Stuffs, Ghiss, &c. &tc, w holeiinle and retail, corner oi i up n and lirouo srreeis, cniuinnus, umo. FAY A lilLBOl ItiNi:. DRALF.RS in Dry Goods, Groceries. Hardware, Drus. Medicines. Paints, Oils, Dye Stud's, Leather, Boots aud Shoes. 6. C., tiiph street, Gnliinihus, Ohio. Oct. I, IH-tl C. H. MN(i. D KALKR IN DRY GOODS, ice, oppositn Fxclmnge lim.k, i.oiumiiUK. rvnv. i:i..ii M. II. BATKHAM, EDITOR of the Ohio Cui.i ivatdk, a Journal of Aprlcul-ture and Horticulture, published on the lttt and l.'th o ach month. TennB $ I per year $ four copies for S3. JTOHice in the Bank Building, near the State House. 4t TroKAUI)liNCi A!iV COMMISSION AII'RCHANT.S, X Produce Dealers, and Lard Oil Alunulacturers, Canal Jtanin. Columbus, Ohio. Vl J. K1DGWAY A (t)'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near the Bridge, Col urn buy. Ohio. Stoves of all kiuds, and a great variety oft as-tines, always on hand. Oct. I, 1811. COM 3iHLS HAT SiOBi;. 1 K IICD1SILL, I hull street, opposite the State Build-J inirt, alwnys keeps on hand a pood assortment of Huts and Caps of the latent faRhions. Hats made to order. IS ML J IOC SC. IT" WINNF. ii 'at home" in the Neil Hoime, and will k. render all so who make their stay with him. A Dec 10. dtf N. II. lAYI.OIt. F.(;iiAVi:it. OFFH'K on JS'orthenHl corner ol High and Town Street., up atnirc onpitiite t'uilcd btatca Hotel. Dec. 22 dtf lKf. PB. WILCOX and A. K. I'mnr will practice Lnw, aa . parlnerp, in r'rnnklin and adjoinini; countiea. Ollice on eat aide of Hixh atrcet, opposite I. JN. W hiting & I lent-ingtou a Uockstore Feb. Ili. ,t-wlf wjiTvii.i.snininMi.EYl StWilCAL unci Mel II1IHI1...I l.u.iM.i, wiuulliuua, Ulllll. Apenlfor Ali nck'a I'rcniium Teeth. For anle linker tc Kilej'a I'atenl Forcep key. Ma 13..t-wly. CITY MVKRY STAULF.. THE nuliscrilier line removed to the new bin k atnble buill by t. L. tinotlale, corner of SSupnr and Fnir alleva, a few B'eim from Hiiih atrcet, and rear of the Capitol House ITT IIOllSES AiD CA1U11AUE8 TO LI T JT n' 2 r. j. massk.y: vv. a mvwMi I10I.F.SAI.K AM) UF.TAII. Iil'.ALF.KS in Fancy and w Staple Hrv (ionda and C.rorcriea, opposite the atate House, High street, Columbus, Ohio. (.IXllUii: E. WAI.CUTT, SOA AAV DANGER PAINTER, Nov.!!.. .dtf. COI.UMW'S, OHIO, - 8. N. IUCIIAKUSON MANUFACTt'HI'.K and De.ler in BOOTSl.. -MIOF.S ami H.l)IMiS.t,( every kind andjtv vancty.No. 13d High at.,C'ol,'nibus, Ohio. Miivilily AX;S. 50 dox. Chopping Axes, of dilrercnt brands, varranlcd of good quality, for aa e ntlhe sifti of tlie Uc. II. U1LT 1'AULOCK. VL8 AND VICES. llenuine Armitnire Mouse-liole Anvils, assontd weiglitaj also, the beat Vices in the country, at the sign of the Oct. I. CILT 1'ADl.OCK. AKKW of tl.o.e line steel KIKK SKTI'S, left at ih aisnofthe Dec. II. GILT 1'ADI.OCK A(!OOD assortment of all the diflerent kinda.jnst received, and for aale at Iott prices. We have some of the fittnt that were everoflcred in this market. June 27. W. A. I'l.ATT aV. CO., Neil House. AFHl'.SH supply of Coopers' Tools, just received and for sale at the sign of the March II. CILT PADLOCK rcriUitnl ripectaclri'. ALSO, double convex and concave Spectacles, for all ares, and in a (treat varietv of frames. Also. Spectacle ;lasa,of all kinds, tilted in old Irnmes at short notice, and low price. ice, by v. A. rui i i j t cb. . Aril lloltlt. Ivinipa'H Arconslie llil lor Denlurss. AKhKSH supply for aale by J. B. WIIKA'ION Columbua. Aur. 7. :orner llipjb and Broad at BI.AI'KSMITS' BELLOM S, roal Arinitage Mouse Hole Anvils. Common, ('otter-Key and Solid boi Virea. For sale at 1611, High atrect, aiun of the Broad Ave. Dec. 7. KAY & Kll.BOl.KftE. CAKRIAC-E TBIMJIlNf.S. Hulber Cloth. 1st-J em Leather, Lace, Baii'ls, iJamask Liniliga, llindinga. 1 nits' Springs, Axles and W hips, at the Oct. I. ' CULT PADLOCK. C'AMIlAt 1. HJilM e.-'icpaira Humy and Car J rinpe Spring.. Hi setts Buggy and Carriage Ailea. just received and for aale low at the aign of the (ill.T PADLOCK. TANNEK'S OIL. I70R SALE Ion, by the barrel or gallon. atthe Dreg Store 4 of J. B. WHF.ATOiN, Oct. 53. Comer of High and Broad street.. lead Pin:, FOB C1STF.P.NS, Wells and Acquedncts, for aale at the aign of the t.ILT PADLOCK. Mil l, AND CROSS CI T BAM S. FAY t KIl.BOl hftK keep t constant supply of Row. land'a Mill and Cross-cut Saws, at the lowest price YAHNJMI. FUnKITl'PF. VA1IMM1 Aos. 1 aed I. Also, Poliih-ing and Coach Body Varnish, for snle by J. II. WHF.ATON, Draygist, March 29. ('ornerof High and Broad atreeta. ANVILS. GF.M1NF. Mouae-Hole Anvils, at the sign of the May 13. tilLT PAI)I.OCK. GOLD PENS. A fresh supplv received this dav. sod for sa e very low. VV. A. PLA'I T i O, April 3. IK-17 Neil Hons. GL'If 83IITII. will please notice that we have foraalt. st.the sig. of the (iilt Padlock, llil. High atreet, 100 Bifle Barrela. assorted, from ',0 to !20balla to the pound. Alao, Oub Locke of varioua kinda. Bulla. (Guards and Thimbles, (lermaa Silver, Sheet Brasa and almost all other Miit.risl. GERE, ABBOTT Jr. CO. uec. v. NEW DRESS t.OODS. GINGHAMS. Printed Lavras. Balionne.. Bsrares.Ma lis Ginghama. Knibroid.rcd ditto. De l.aina. tc. All aw si; las, lor sal. ky W hNCi fc RitUAKDS'. OHIO VOLUME XI. HAWS. T I Of! & CO., and Wilu.otfc How laud's Mill and Cross XX cut Haws j Hoe V Co. and Wilmot A Rowland's Circulardo.) Spear A Jackson's and other Hand do.) l'auncl and rippinji do. ttutcliers' and Hack do.; Hilleltaiid Turning Webb do. July in. gi:kf abbott a co. UAItDWAKi;. t.KKK, ABHO'JT A CO., at Hie siun of the (iilt l'ndlock. are now receiving a fresh supply (ji goom, wmcn mukes their slock embrace more ar titles in the hardware line, than any other store in the Stnte. Tliov are disposed to sell coeds at lair rates, and would re spectfully request purchasers to call mid exnmiiic their ponds ana prices. uci. 1. PL'HH U ATI II. rl'NNISON'S Patent Diaphragm W ater Filter. We hare just received a few of these very valuable articles which are nipriiy reconimcmiea uy all wiio have seen mem in uie, and w hich we are rend to sell at manufacturer's pricei, with cost of transportation! GLUE, AUUOTT 6t CO. iNor. ii. (.UNLINK MOISK-JIOLE ANVILS, flrST received aud for sala at the sipn of the I Sept. 10. GILT PADLOCK. 200 KIIGfS fCMATA KAILS, just received and for sale at the sign I of the Sept 10 PAD PADLOCK. N EW BONNETS. JUST receired by the subscribers, a new and well selected assortment of Neapolitan. Prince Albert, Fancy Braid and plain Leghorn and Straw Bonnets, which can be afford ed at unuHUiilly low prices. FAY & KILUOUKNK. LL'JUbEltl LtitillERl The subscriber has on hand lor sal. at hie Steam Saw Mill,3niilea west of Columbus, a large and complete assortment of Country Lumber of almost evcrv variety and description. Having erected Dry Houses, will also have a large quantity of aea-aoned llooring on and after the 1st of Murch. . Also, a quantity of Befuse Lumber that will be sold at reduced prices. All good ordera for Lumber will he promptly attended to. (Feb. G. .ti'.J M. L. SULLIVAN'.'. CARRIAGE TRL111H1NOS. LAMPS and Bum!. ; India Uubber Cloth and Whips; Oil Cloth and hints; l'utent I.eatherund Bindings; Pntent Cloth and Dash Frames ; Light Frames and T'aasells; Springs and Axlca. GFJ'.F., ABBOTT &. CO. JAD1ES' MIOEN. Just rrccived a line aanrtnteut J of Ladies' French Morocco and Kid Grecian Tioa and Buhkius, at Ihe sign of the Golden Bout, which are selling oil cheaper tlan ever before sold in line city. Jan SI. II. 11. KIMBALL LAMP OIL. lib'O gallons Bleached Winter Strained Sperm Oil, a superior article ; 'JOU gallons Whale Ooil, torsnle by FAY & KII.BOl'liiNF., Pec. 7. No. L")li. High Street. MACHINE CARDS. IMI seta of Machine Curds, just received from the Manufactory at Leicester, Mae- snchusetts. and lor aale at No. lj". Inch street. Dec. 7. FAY & KILBOURNK. M AHKET HASKETS.-Willow Market Baxkete, a line article, at tlio GILT PADLOCK. Oct. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Ginghama, Balznrmea, Lawns and Barages. just ere 'd by April Ii. WING &. KICHAHDS. 100 dozen Eih'. OF Spear & Jackson. Aiotlram, Ibbotson, Butcher and other celebrated luakcra, for aale at the siirn of th. April 7. GILT PADLOCK. NO. 1(11 HIGH STREET. ONF. Hl'NDHKD pairs Lliptic Springs lur buggies and carriagca, just received and for aale at the sign of th. Sept. 10. GILT PADLOCK. spu rn's vices OF Domestic Manutacturo, the best in the market, for sale at the sign of the GILT PADLOCK. Sept. 10. Solar Lnrd Lamiik. Cornelius & o.,ttrnninil'acture(.t .AJso, Lamo Trim- Fcb. 7. VV. A. I'LATT 6t CO., Aril Koiwe. VAIKIiANK'S PATENT PLATF011M Sculea and Counter Balanccaat manufacturer pricea. For aale bv ur.nr., nnmri ul vj. Aprils. Sign of the Gilt I'ad Lock. CfiuniMf. Armitmrn Mou.ehfile Anvils. s OLID hoi and comuiou Vises, tor sale at the sign of th A mil 7. GILT PADLOCK. Senln mul i'refis. tl'.ALS Kncraveil, ami i reDPes lurnisiieu, vn mm tO nes Public, Common I leas and supreme oun. io- M.- J,- .1 Inw nrii-a flml slllirl nnttre. llV Unrc'li 17.' '' W. A. I'l.ATT ot 10., Neil Home. SEIVES. Ui dm. Seues, assorted numbers ; ol iron, bra,a, ami hair, at the GILT PADLOCK. SAVVsTSA S!! SO Mill Savia, of Cast and German Sled, for aide at the sign of Ihe Dec. 11. GILT- rAHLUCN. SHOEMAKER'S TOOLS of nearly every dcacrip. 5 tion. lor sale at the Shoe and Leather Store of Mav 20. 11117. H. II. KIMBALL. STARCH. T11F. Columbus Starch Factory is now in operation. Th. attention of dealers and others is requested to the beautiful article of I'rarl Starrh now being made. Countrv Merchants and uthera aupphen Irom the depot at the Ohio Drug Store, by S. CLABK & CO. Cash ami th. highest market price at all times paid for White Corn. Sept. 3. While Lead. Oil and Itrnshes. TWF.VI Y hhls. Linseed Oil, in whole aud half barrela) 1( 0 kega White Lead ; Varnish, Paint and vvuitewssn lirusnos. July If,. GF.KK, ABBOTT &. CO. GLlti , ALLOT T A O. No. Itil High street, THRKK TMOUSAiND lbs. Iron Wire, assorted, rrom jNo. 3 to 3C. J(K,() lbs. Lop Chains f 6(10 pnir Trace Chains SO dot, Ames' Shovels and Spades; 10 dm. Manure Fork a. July 1G. W IKE. 0,000 Iba. Iron Wire, assorted, from tht coarsest to the tinest, for sale at the ipn of the Oct. i. ;ilt 'A1hk:k. WOOD hi ItEWH. 3,000 coca New England Premium Screws, at the sign of ihe Oct. 1. GILT PADLOCK. Wi; IIAVF. plenty of f. 10 SASH, with Class and l utty. it Hie siuD of the Dec. II. CILT PADLOCK. ()( CIIORS-C IT nnd CIRCVI.AU SAWS, 1 vVuow id stora, ai.d tor sale at the njin t the . n. GILT PADLOCK. tUUU 2.W0 lb. Cotton Bits. Vi k i am and ( arpet t ruin. Just received and for sale by Feb. If TAT KILROCRNK. SEED STORE A AGItH I LTlTl AL WAKE- KOOJI. f Tirw Ffort. nert door Wttt of 0e Pout Office.) Jl'SV rereived. a In rye and peneral assortment of (Jjir. DFK ah FiKi.n Sr Ki, ciubriicinfr every desirable varietv adaiitrd to this elirmte. Now is the time to obtain perds for choice vegetables, ss planting time is at hand. Am to the ladies we bave to nffar a select and larpe variety of Flow it Heed, Catalogues of seeds and fruit treea at the store. Also, in store, rratt s Com Plinter. which the farmer ar trenersH iavited to cll and examine, together with plonirhs. ike. 60 bushels timothy seen, imatrt ornnce, and mustard seed : also,oa consignment, a large lot of fruit trees, for sale very low. Auclio The room is now ready for the reception of goods to oe sold at mMic axle. anJ we shall eicrt norselvi to frire satisfaction to ail who may favor ns with gnodn to be told in that manner. JNO. BIRR. April ft. .dtf. KOTICE TO PHYSICIAN. TI1K undersigned has jnst received, and will keep con-lantanttv on hand, a iuiwIv of Leeches, whirb he will apply by prescription. He is also pit pared to bleed snd cup by prescription. Prompt attention will be paid to all pre erription. Knquire al Denig at- Son's, corner of lzn m d Rich streets. C. K. IWVl.L. Rtjtrencz Dra. Denig, Snith and Butterbcld. Sept. 17.. dtf. NEW MEDICAL COOKS. FFMAFF.S and their deatve a tnes of letters to hit clsss. by Charles l. Meif, M. D : joatpublisbed, frorsaieatthAew Bvok Stoft, Aeil Hrmte. Ftb. I& J. H. KiLi h CO. STATE COLUMBUS, MONDAY. MAY 15. 1848. WAREHOUSE OF PRINTS ONLY. Ao. Ui, Cedar if., A tu l or. LEE, JUDSON & LEE, f I. AT it i. :k and J U 1) son.. "V'CCPY the snncious flvn itorv n rehouse. No. 5G KJ Cedar it reel. the wiiui.E of which is devoted to Ihe exhibition and sale of tho ainylo article of PHIXTED Their present stock conits of ncnrly One Thouannd Pnckiitfts, euibritcinff somo thousands of different pniterni and colorings, and compriiintr every thing desirable in the line.FOUKKiN and DOMF.ST1C. All of which are offered for sale, lor cash, or NatitiOictory credit, nt the lowest Dricea,by the l'iece or PticktlKC. ew Styles ore received almost every day, and many o( mem are gut up lor our ow n lalea, and uut to be lound else-where.ID Printed lists of prices, corrected from dny today, Willi every variation in lite market, aro placed in the bauds ui ouycrs. Merchants will be able to form some idea of the extent and variety of our assortment, when we atate. that the val ue of our ucual stock of this one article, is at least twice the value of the entire slock of dry Roods usually kept by our largest wholesale jobbers. This fact, together with the fact. Unit our means and our attention, instead of beinji divided among a vast variety of articles, are devoted wholly to one will render the advantages which wo can oiler to dealers perfectly obvious ; and it shall be our care that none who visit our esiauiisumeut snail meet with any disappointment.Our assortment is complete at all seasons of the year. LLK, JCDSON & LF.E P. S. B. F. LF.F.. formerly of tho firm of Lord & Lees, and lute senior nartner in tho original linn of Lee & Rrew-ster, from which connection ho withdrew no me time auo. has resumed btihinrss in connection with Mesnrs. Lee & Judsnn, um.'er the firm of LLK, Jl'DSON & LF.F.. mid he ventures to assure his friends and the nublic. that the new- firm will maintain the same pre-eminence in this branch of the trade, which lormerly distinguished the other two houses io wmcn ne ocionjxea. iew iorK, JUiy u..iyiw. PAPER HANGINGS DEPOT, A'o. Ill, CourllitmU A Y., opponUt the W'nltrn ffottl. -rm: croton mamjtacturino company X (organized under tho (-cneral Manufacturing Law ol the Slate of New Vork) ollerat wholesale. in miantities to suit purchaners, at manufacturer's lowest prices, for cash or approved credit, jfitfr Jtmntnn. of every variety of stvlo and price,, aud Hordera to match: lire 1 hard' Print a in grent variety, yVmisyrfni' Window Sutdea, Oil Puinted window tluuit nuil Wide Window Curtain 1'apera. ol mo intern suies and superior nnn.li, all ot their own manu I'acture and importation. As the.r Stock is larwe and eniiro It nt'W. lIlPV invito Mcn'Marif ltonLtc.llr nn.l ll.nlnn in thepe articles, to call and examine their stiles and nricea. wnciiever mey vibii me t.ny. country Merchants can ex- amino this Stock Irom 6 o'clock in the moniimr til 10 o' clock in the evening. xw lork, rob. lIH!I..7md. 31 a ii urn W ORK. TIIF. attention of gc-mleiiiHi deftirous of purchasing Mar- tic Mantels, Monuments or Statiutrtf. is requested. The Subt-crihers. h.ivinir been enuaired in the Miirb e bu- sineFslorthe last thiity jenrs in Philadelphia, and having inrinufactured work for almost every part of the Union, can refer to nil who have favored them with their custom, nnd to their work, (cousideiable of which has been put up in thia place. ) They have nlwaya on hand n full supply of Marble Mantels, und new and' origin;.! Designs for Monuments and other work, copies of which, with orices will be forwarded. ID All work shipped is insured Irom brcakace. They can refer to any Mercantile house in Philadelphia or standing and diameter ns workmen. JOILN tTRLTHF.RS &. SON, Feb. 20, li1in...3md. No. 3(i0 High street, Pliila. N. R There ia nothinn in their line which thev do not fnrnish, either domestic or imported. STEAM MARBLE WORKS, Ridge Road, above Spring Garden street, rhiliidelnbh. This extensive eBlnhlitliinent is urected on an improved plan, nnd by the i aid of Steam Power manufactures all kindu of Plnin audi Ornamental Mahble U'uuk, in a snpetior style aud at the 1 iuwpbi prices. 1 he liirL'eFt and nest assortment of Alarbln Mantles. im ported Parlor and Gaiden Stnluarv, Vases, nnd Fonntnins, utVid urciypninnr ia'rifipeHiuiiy Ynvited Mnrlile t utiers supplied at all times witn any numner oi finished Mantels and Table Tops, Italian Tom In and Mon-uments cut to sizes or finished also, constantly on hnnd , n arue assortment of American Grave Stones in the routfh or fiuitlicd. Marhlein the block;&c. JOILN IMIRD, Knlpe Road, above Spring Garden st Philadelphia. March 2l)...(J. New Tailoring nnd Dry Good. E.tnbli.lnncnt. L. P. PRESTON &, CO., fa SOI, llish Mwt, Corntr of Rich Mrttt.) HAVING secured the services of Mr. Skwki.i. as foreman, (whose well known skill in fitting need, no oraise.) nnd also aomn of the best iournevmen Tailors in the city, are prepared to manufacture all kinds of clothing in the neatest mnnner, and on short notice. Cutting for others to make up, and repairing, will be promptly attended Thev have also enlarged their store room, and aro receiv- ng a large supply of Dry Goods ; so they can safely say hey have one of the most desirable nssoitmciits of both trif iiovas ami Llothnig lis roe t. uy. N. R. Groceries. Boota. Shoes. Hats. Caps, Bonnets, &c. always on hand, nt prices that will not fail to suit buyer.. coiumiius April Hi7...tw. NEW ASD FASIIIOHAnLE Tailoring; Establishment. f ,1- lu'lK 0I"' WM- (,'-u,i" lnv iu"' opened . new Tailor nhnp, on High street, in the eity of Columbus, opposite the I'nited States Hotel, where they will give strict attention to the Tailoring buai-nesa in all ita branches. Particular attention paid to cutting, and work made up on short notice, and in tho most approved style, ro.age. 1 hey respectfully solicit a share of ihe public pat-JulyS'J..twtf,tt'nlrhcs, Jewelry, Silver-Ware, Lnmi, &r, it. Win. A. Plntt A Co., m the Hell llon.e,) HAVK on hand a good assortment of Wntchea 'PL Jewelry, Silver- are. fo(r i-umrn, reriumery. - & Cn...l.l-.. II ...... t'nnvpv nr.,) Perifocal Din. mond nninted Gold I'ens. (b"l makrr't J Gold and Silver Pencils nnd Thimbles. Combs. Brushes for the Hair Clothes and Teeth. Plated and Hritania Castors, Candlesticks. Cake Raskets and Tea-fets, superior Razors, ( tear ranhd.) Pocket Knives nnd Scissors, Genuine Hemmings rteenies, liesl quality, risiois win, un. mm .irn;is CIH-ks. I.nmn Glass and Lamp Wick. Watch Makers' Tool, and Materials, ft: c. oVc, all of which they ar. now aelling at eerv low print. Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired by experienced workmen and warranted. A Iso. seals Engraved for Motnries 'ounty ami State officers, Societies, &.c. Arc, nnd Seal 'resscs of an excellent and cheap construction furnished at short nulire. Iee. IS SUPERIOR C O L O H li l 1 AGCIHH I". O ITVI'I'N Tie subscriber would trspccilullv an nounre to the cilirens of ( olumbus anil its vicinity, that he has taken rooms in Amboa- block, where h. i. prepared to etecute Papucrrentvpe likenesses, by an improved process, which gives to the pict'jre . much iiu.rtou. tban mode, ol operating. rersmi. wishing anvining in me iiu oi inis an. are re-pctlully inviled to call at his rooma. Perfect satisfaction given, or no charge. Persons are 'aught the art of taking likenesses and preparing all kinds ol Chemicals used by Dagnerrean artists, o. he most reasonable term.. I'.. A. S I OUUII'l O.N. Oct 30. .dtf. OHIO JMI'TI AL FIRE INSl RANCE CO. Fire and Life In.nrance. THIS Company conlinuea to take risk, on Lives and Property, on the mmt approved principle, of Mutual Insnranre. . Fire Depnrtmeiit. ITT The average cost ol Insurance in thi. Departneot.is less than onr-Jourth per cent, per annum. Policies issued on me itiuTLSL or cash plan at th. op tion of tlie applicant. IjIID ocsnrirarni. Policies on Live, issued daily .t out-half th. usual rates of premium. h. K. Advsntnges made available on two or more contm gencie.. For information, apply at th. office. Carpenter'. Building between lb. Exchange and City Hanks, High street, Cu lunihos. ll.MUllli GHimi H. Sept. 16. I15. twy. Urmlarf. FIRE Fin E FIRE. TIIF. PnoxrtTio. lnsi RA.cn Cosiessr, of Hsrtfotd Conn., continue at their acency in this city in insure Dwellins? House,. Store, end W .rehouse.. Mills. Mamifae tori... Ac. and the content, of each, together with every other similar specie, ot property, .oaiiist Los. on Past-act nr rmt. The rate, of premium offered are a. low a. thoae of anv otheraimtlar institution ; and settlement, ol losves characterized by tbe well known liberality of thi. lonf established Cnmrsanv. Othe. in the City Bank Butlrfin?. np siaira. Oct. M..l;d. I. WM. BALDWLS, Agent, BOOKS & STATIONERY. J09EPH R. SCROGGS, nookuller and Ulaliontr. oppotitt Ihi Matt owe. VALUABLE LNGLIS1I HOOKS-CHEAP. CAUUINAL WOLSEV, by John Gait, with addttionul II. lustratioiia from Cavendish-. Lif. of VVolsey. and oth-er aoureea. 1 vol. The Lile and 1'ontificate of Leo the Tenth i by William ftoscoc 'i vols. r'reuch llevolution from 17C9 to IBM; by F. A. Mignet. Th. Literary History cftha Middl. Agca.comnreliending an account of the stale of learning from the close of the reign of Aagustustoiu revival in the fifteenth century; by Kev. Joseph Uerington. 1vol. History of th. Counter Kevolutinn in England, for th. re-establishment of I'npcry under Charles 11 aud James 11; by Arinuud Carrol. 1 vol. Lorcuzode Mcdid, called th. Magnificent: by William Koseoe. 1 vol. 'i h. Italian Painter.. Life of Michael A ngclo; by R. Duppa, L. L. B. Lue of Koflaelloj by Qualremer. da Quincy. I vol. Noriiwn Conquest. History ofthe Conquest of England by the Normans its causes and its consequences iu Kng-land. Scotland, Ireland, and on the Continent; bv Aucustm Thierry. 2 ,, ' Life of Luther, wriiten by himself. Collected and arranged by M. Alicln let. I vol. The Honinn Republic, by M. Michelet. I vol. Cinq Mars.ora ConspiMjcy under Louis XIII,. historical Romance ; by Alfred do V igny. 1 vol. History of Civilnation, from tho fall of the Rnmsn r.. piro to the Krench revolution ; by V. Guitot. 3 vols. , a -wm. no,., mv uounu in uniiorin binding, nnd will imko a fine addition to a library, for sale verv chean bv 'ob. 2U. J. K. SCTiOUgS. ' . . , AVALUARLE HOOK. A MANUAL of Ancient aud Modern History, contain-ing the political history, geographical position, and so-rial state of the principal nations ol antiquity, cnrcl'ully revised from the ancient writers. 1 he rise and progress of the principal Kilri)icau nations, their political history, nnd th. changes in their social condition, with a history ol the colonic, founded by Europeans. Bv W. ('. Taylor. LL I)., M. II. A, S.,with questions adapted for the use' of schools; I vol, pp. tot salo by ''h -' J. R. SCROGGS. A) 1SVOLLT10N. In ennsequc"re of tho reee"t rev-t olution in I- ranee, and the nrc senl encilcd stme nl- rope, the siihscriher is selling Hooks, Stationery, ate., at greatly reduced prices. His stock of Hooks, Stationery, I aner Hanging., etc , is very full, and great bargains are to be hud " I'rogrcss " is the word, and we intend selling oil very low, to make room for a new stork, purchaser, will find it to their ndvan'age to call on us first and Inst. " So mote it he." April 13.1 J. K. SCUOGGS. iv t vivsrwitr OF Young Arlists and Ainnleurs in Oil Painting; being Clliellv a comoihllion from the rnlchrnt..! Mn:,l Houvier, and othere. The whole ailnpled, by the method of its arrangement, and the completeness of its detail, aa well for a text book in Academics, of both sexes, aa foi self-instruction; wilh a new explanatory and critical vocabulary ; for anle by Feb. 2I.J J. R. S( kOGGS. AI'EIl II ANGLNGS. A choice tnd well aelected assortment of evcrv variety aid nrim fmm tfl !fi i JJI8 per di.zen bolt, j Bordering of almost every description, vnrying in price from 2Jc to 4-2,o(lier strip, of 10yds. We invite particular attention to II e above Paj.ers and Unrdcrincs, fcelinir confident that thc-v will nmiiin, f.v,,r. ably wilh any other stock in the city. 'For snle nt the Bookstore of IMorehMl J. R. SCUOGGS. ARNOLD'S CLASSICS Comprising Arnold', lint and second Latin books; Cornelius Neoos: Latin prose composition; first Greek Lessons; Greek prose composition ; and a variety of olhcr classical works. For aieoy Jan oj j. k. SCKOGGS. LIFE OF N A POLF'ON. History of Napoleon, from the French of M. Laurent He lArdcche. with five hundred illustrations, after designs by Horace Vcrnet, and twenty original portraita ; for aale cheap, by - .nr.-WftV. AX Selected and arranged, with short biographical and critical nnticea, by Charles Knight; for aale by Feb. ill. J. R. SCROGGS. GOETHE. Tho Autobiography of Goethe Truth and Poetry, iiom my lile. Edited by Parke Goodwin. Peh.21 For sale by J. R. SCKOGGS. A PLEA FOR AMHSEMEiVrSj b Frederick W. Sawver. For sale by Feb.2l'. J. R. SCROfiGS. GOLD. A beautiful article of GoltTFrescn Wall Fa-- per. French sti lo, for sale bv J. R. SCUOGGS. Apr. I II. UNTIED STATES EXPLORING EXPEDITION. Ii vols. 4to., and mapa, by Wilkes; for aale at March 27. SCROGGS'. MEIUCANStATirrPICRS.-tlne sett of the above work, ol 21 larue folio volumes ; for sale very eheapat March 27. J. R. SCUOGGS'. IO. O. F. A few verv finely embroidered Encampment Regalia, (P. G. nnd R. P.) for sale by Apri: 10. J.' R. SCUOGGS. 110 H7i"S IIYdEIAN IIOARIIOVKt) ASD LIVERWORT COVUH CAM)Y. THIS celebrated Candy is now the most pnpnlar of all reroediea tor the cure of Cougha, Colda, Hoarseness, Brnochitis, Sor. Throat, Phthisic, and genera) affections of tho Chest and Lunga In all the above cases it is known to have alforded drcided and permanent relief, which accounts for the rapid sales of the COUGH CA.M)V. W. are now selling two thousand packages per week in the Western States. Thia ia enough to convince the public, that it ia just th. article it is represented to be for curing. We do not say it will ever cure all disease., but no person that baa ever used the Candy for diseases of th. Chest and Lungs, will say it done them no good. Circulnra with cer-titicatra and opiniona of the press concerning the Candy have been issued, which we respectfully r.queatall persuna to read. We warrant a cure for the above diseases in .11 cases, and challenge any person in the United States to produce a bet. ler. cheaper, and more effective remedy. A lilieral discount will be allowed to country purchasers and others who purchase for cash to sell on comoiissinn. Sold by the principal druggist, in this city, and .very city in the United States, and by Ihe proprietors. HOWE & CO.. At their Depot, No. I, Colleg.i Hall, Walnut street, Cincinnati, 0. Sold in Columbus. Ohio, by J. II. WIII'.ATON, corner of High and Broad street.. S. CLARK At CO., High street, DEMO &, SON, corner llich and Rich. GEORGE 4t BROWN, comer High and Friend. Dec. 7..(md. cronos: l. hhoiifs. William gkks:. RIIODEM GREEN, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Forwardera. and Agent, of Clinton Line, on Erie Canal, and Oswego Canal Line of Lake Boats, C'ievelsod O. Atmttnf Clinltm .inr O P. Scoville, 11.1. Broad St New Vork ; W. Mnntealh A, Co., Albany. N. Y. ; Iluvd. llontealh A Sherman, Buffalo. N. Y. (grna of Oswego .ins Joseph Gilbert, 17 Co-Mies Slip. New York ; Bennett Adams, Sjracuse, N. Y ; Truman Wiman, Oswego, N. Y. mar2l$5 V A LI; A nrETTY PROPEIlWlFOR A LF." g, 'I HAT very desirable residence lormerly occupied by ,','. ,i Sarnue- Crosby, adjoining the city of 'Columbus on Jbtke east, and opposite the Blind Asylum, together with ten acres of Laud, rontaininf an excellent fruit orchard attached thereto, will be sold on favorable terms, by Colombo., Dec. 11, 11117. J. RIDG WA Y A CO. r.,.t. , ATTENTION I fpHF. undersigned. . Plu.nlogist. and graduate of . cel.-L brated foreign University, will be ready to give lesson, in the Greek. Latin Md German language., at ny hour. Terms very low. Rclrmctt: Hey. Mr. II. L. Richards. Dr.. Jone. A Caa. and Prof. Dr Smith. P. JOHNSON, Dr. of Phil. Nov. la. .dtf. LUMBER. P(C nPlfi rnt Lumber. ) .11 .ire. and UVIVJJJJ 300.0C0IVPoplardo. J qualities. 310.000 Pin. Shingle., warranted. A large and well ..sorted lot of all kinda and size, of country stuff, together with assorted sizes Window Sash. W. ask the attention of builders, mechanic, and oth era to our stock ; .nd would stste ttist wc h.v. made arrangement, .a that we shall always bave a larg. atock on band, and wUi not b. .adenoid bv anv one. A.f . 18. B. COMS TOCK fc CO. OUENAL NUMBER 251. WOOD'S STEAM IRON RAILINU M AMI. nj , FACTORY, I l'fdxt Roadalmvt Uutlonwood it. Philadilphia. HOrt railings tor public and private buildings and publio squares, of evcy variety of form .nd pattern. Ceni.tery railing, of classie and unique design., .mbra-cing upwarda or one hundred diflerent vari.tie. newatyle !or gdcn, hall, and piazza. Veranda, and Pilasters, for cottages, made in .very ityle. Superior Wrought Iron Gate., fur carriage entrance.' New atvle Balcony Brackets, Ac i. i- si m'"-ni.,wun wi.it. and go Id Italian Marble lop. 'I n... labl.s bay. been introduced by .. ... . ,, nr.iaurauis, ice (.ream Salooua, Ac. I hoy are beautiful article, of furniture for Hat Store, and other establishment, wher. it is desirable to make a grand display. uy He baa recently constructed an elegant substantial " " ."in i-u,i. in lorm aomiraoiy adaptdl to per- manency of position, highly ornamented, and representing a well executed HKADofthatnoblc animal, the Horse. Such an article has long been a desideratum, and ia now olfored to thagooil tast. of the public. Stranger, visiting Philadelphia, are respectfully invited to call at his Warerooms, and eiamino Ins dillcr.nl specimen, ol new and beautiful work. ROBERT WOOD, Proprietor, Ridge Roan, above Buttonwood at.. Philadelphia. Uj- ne naa recently published, at great expense, an ori-ginal work exhibiting the new designs and patterna which ore executed nt his establishment, embracing all the above articlea, and Ihe varioua and splendid patterna of Cemetery, Balcony, Step and other Railings which have been man-ufaclured for Laurel Hill aud other celebrated Cemeteries, designed expressly for his own establishment, and which may be sent to nuv part of the world i, il... .h. .)..; make a aelection. Undoubted refer.nc. will b. required to ensure a prompt return of til. work, .tier an opportunity for making the ael.ction. Philadelphia, April 19.. 4wd. TVJOT1CE. The co partnership heretofore existing be-J.1 tween the undersigned, was thi. dav dissolved by mnlual consent. All persons indebted to the late firm ol D. S. Fornian A Co . or having claim, against them, nr. respectfully requested lo call and settle the same with A. IV. Brown A Co., who are authorized to close up th. busi. ness of the firm. II. BIIOVY N Marcb 1, 11)111. I), s. FORM AN. II. Brown and A. W. Brown will continue Ihe business of Merchant Tailoring, under the name of A. W. Rhoh . A Co. David S. Forman ia employed to execute the cut 'ing and attend to manufacturing as 'heretofore. mar. FURS AND HATTERS' TRIMMINGS. THE aubaenbers have just receired a large atock ol Fur. and Hatter'. Trimming., which they oiler for sale at the lowest prices. 50 lbs. Nutria, aides. f0 " double and aingle Ring Russia, blown 100 11 Carroted Russia. 100 " Raw and Carroted Coney.' 1C00 Saxony and Spanish Bodiea. ilso A first rate assortment of Silk and Cotton sidie an. Tips, Bandingnnd Binding, Hat Leathers, Bow Stringa Skiv ers, all colore, Black and Drab Silk Pluab, F.xtrnct Logwood Gum Shellac Ac. Feb. 12.1 FAY A. KILBOURNK. DAGUERREOTYPES FOR f,I,50.-Thia ia 100 p.r cent.. Ipwer.tii vi sur JafAos. tot-eny taWvn lit any place. Rooms, High street, opposite the Cspitol House. umce pour, irom 0 A. M., lo b j". M. March to. H. LYNDALL. SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR MAY, 1848. J. IF. JUAL R ' A- U, AJunagert. 910,0001 Virrnni. f ni.,u An.lnu.i V ...1... A J . ..R . ...... .j, L.c.,a,i,iK ntmioinj and for other purposes. Class No, i, for II! HJ, to he drawn ,u nicMtui,., ., on oaiuroir, uie toin oi may, ItHU. 1. drawn numbera out ol 7tt! SPLENDID SCHEME. I nrire nf V 10 htm I of .rs.n I r 1 uui l.rilwl t 3,000. I of 2,i-ua, 1 of 2,000, 30 oi- 1,000,' 30 of 61 0,40 of 300 Ac, Ae. I ickots S10 Halve. SS Quarters J2.50. Certificate, of package, of 2ii Whol. Ticket. SI.10 00 Do do 2f, Half do 65 00 Do do sti Quarter do 32 60 835,000. Viruinift State Lottery li.r .mlnwin. r 1 1 and for other purpoaca. Class No. 20, for IB-la, to he drawn in Alexandria, Va.. on Saturday, May 20, 11)111. io numner l.nlterv III drawn ballots, SIT.F.NDi'D SCHEME. 1 nriso of ffftifilitl 1 rf l.tonii l r n iwm 1 .rsooo i . 4.000, 1 of 3.U70, 10 of 2,000,' V) of I Ofaj. 25 of 6U0, Ac. iuwi. iu nuives xo ijoariera S,oil. Certificate, of Package, or 25 Whole. 130 00 Do do 25 Halves (,j 00 Do do 25 Quarter 32 60 Mncnifieont Lntterv ..l.vnnn. J O prizes of j! 1,000, being th. lowest three number prize. ! Virginia Stale Lottery, lor endowing Leesburg Academy and for other purposes. Class No. 21 for lll-ll), to be drawn in Alexandria, Va., on Saturday, the 27th of May, loTtl. BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 prize of R55.000. 1 of 20.000. I of 14 .'(!. 1 of 10 000 S ol C.000, t ol 6 000, of 4.000, 10 of 1,000, 200 (lowest 3 No. prizea) of 1 000, Ac, Ac. ill number Lottery 12 drawn ballots. Ticketa only JI5 Halve. 7,50-Quortcre 3,75 Eighth. a 1,014. Certificate, of Packageaof 2ti Whol. Ticketa SJOO 00 Do do 2ti Half do 110 00 Do do 2li Quarter do 80 00 Do do Sti Eighth do 25 00 - Orders for Tickets and Shares aud Certificates of Pack-aces in the above Splendid Lotterie. will receive the most prompt attention, and an official account oi each drawing sent immediately alter it ia over to all who order from us Address, J. A. fj. MAURY, Agent, for J. W. Mauri dr. Co., Managers, April 23. " Alrxandrw, Va. MANAGERS' OFFICE, RODT. ARMSTROXO CO.. HOLE AGENTS, WHEELING, VA. Splendid Scheme, lor Mny, 1848. 53.0001 Leesbiirgb Lottery, Class 21. draws May 27, 1818. 78num- oers n tisiiou. I prize of $55 .COO, I of SO.OUO. 1 of 1000. 1 of 10.000.2 of earh 6.000, 2 of 6.UU0. 2 of .(T0. Ill of 2.000. 200 of L- 000, 6ii of 300. Tickets 15; . certificate of !li whol. tick- u coal ftjjfj sha'ea m proportion Leesburgh Lottery, Clas. 19,draweMay 13, 1818. 78num- oers 1 a uallota. I prize of JT 10.000. 1 of 12.000. 1 of 7000. 30 of 1.000. 30 of 5(10, 40 of 30-J. Ticket. $10; a c.rtificat. of 26 whole. win coat $140 sharea in proportion. Leesburgh Lottery, Claa. No. 20, draw. May JO, 1810. 75 numuera 13 oallota. 1 prize of 35.000. I of I4.( 00. 1 of 7.0011. 10 of i 000.15 of 1.000. 25 of 600. Ticket. SIOl a certificate of a nackaca will coat 5140 .hare, in proportion. Monongalia Lottery, Clas. No. 18, draw. May 16, 1818. 78 .u, ,1,11V, T 10 UIIIUII. 9. nr,.a nt CO', fiiJX 1 nt 1 In -C A LI.L s.rs oon on of 1 ,000. 50 of via. Tickets' $5 '; . certificate of 2b whole, will cost 70 .hare, in proportion. Monongalia Lottery, Clas. No lS.draw. May 53, 1C48. 75 numner lottery la oallots. 1 prize of SJO.doa. 1 of 5 (100. 1 of 1 000. I of 1.763. ol 1 .000, S of GOO. Ticket. 5 1 . certificate of 25 whol. tick et, coat 70 .haras in proportion. Monongalia Lattery, Class No. 20. draw. May 30, 1818. 78 number lottery l-t ballots. 1 prize of .C25.(IO. 1 of lO.iWO. 1 of 6.000. 1 of 3,000, I of 251,0, 1 of 1.600, II of IJJ00, 10 offiCO. Ticketa 5; a certificate of 26 whole ticket, coat 70 aharea in propor. lion. Addrea. yonr ord.r. to R. armstro.no A CO., April tt..- Agents, Wheeling, Va. NEW supply ol Webster's qusrto Dictionary; Chambers' Cyclopedia of English Literature, t vol. - Just received, and 1'vrsaie by Muck 18. i.a. RILEY 4t CO. CINCINNATI. MVS SILR mm tl.Nth.Vlil. iikgibvTdbkioh, or rnii.Anii.pHiA AVE OPENED A Wholesale Silk and Fane i ia rc,'!, t"ood, EelHbli.hnient, in Cincinnati, .' , comrr 0 Ptarl and Walnut itmtt.ovvo- tilt Hit Ptarl Stmt lloutt, wher. they oli'.r for sal. ai the lowest New York and Philadelphia cash Drices. . rll ...J entire new ...ortm.nl of GOODS in their lino, composed in part of ' i'irts Eitra superior Brocaile, Pekin Amours. Ore de Rhine, plain I'laid. Slrip.il. and Chameleon Poult ,1. Knl Broeha, plain and fancy Gro de Swiss, do. Gro de Naples, Foulards, Lutestring. Glace, single and double, plain Plaids, and Chameleon Florences, India Satin, Ssnschew, Foulard Greiiadin.s ) also, 3-4, 4-1, and 5 4 Gro de Rum. for Alan. Jloroift fti'iA:. Giac Sntin. and Gro de Naplc.. P'rgrs Black and fancy colored of all width, and grade.. fUlfllll Block, rnlnr.,1 f-... 1 . ...I A- I'L.n. for dresses. ' ' ' IViiniM Satin. Silk n,n...i. ... i sr.. eilles, Barathea, Veuitian and Damask. ' ' Aid Olovtt Meznnders. white, black and dark colored. Also, a splendid aaanrt. raent of Ladies' and Geuta' Silk. Hie Nicnn,! i:,,it,.n Miti. and Gloves, of all colors. Ladies' and Gents' Silk I lose. O'rntfi' ,S'iV C'ravalt Enaiish. French. Italia.. German and Canton llandktrchifft Damask. Corn.. Printed Pongee. Chop pers, and Linen ambric. I-uiiei' llandkerclntft and Cratiai Satin, Silk, Lin.n Cambrics, plain Revere and French Needlework, French' Swiss, aud Scotch Needlework, and Tamboura Collar.. Cnpea. C'himazettes and Habit.. ' S.wing Silk, Nett Points and Tie.. Forty throe different style. Bounet Ribbons, embracing ill qualities and styles. Misses and Can Ribbons. Valval. Satin, and Tnll'elta Ribbons and Galloons. Aringis Linen, Mohair and Sewing Silks for Mantillas, Gimps, Buttons, graduated Leave, and Braida. t'rapfs Black, white, blue and ma. ; alao, Crape Leise. '"-ana nrocaue, uro oe tthine, Hersge, Bleu, de Lainea, plain and embroidcr'd color'dTliibit, Romeo, Enib'd, Pellet, Linen and Cotton Nett. Lacrt Valencia, Gimpure, Egyptian, Thread and Silk Run, Silk and Cotton, iletts for Clips. Sewing Silk, of Ihe beat qualities. French, German and British Dross Goods, consisting of Linen and Mohair Lustres. Linen and Woolen Borages, plain and colored. Grenadinea. Cerro Gordo., Plain and fancy Mousseline de Laioca. Lsua Plsids. Prince Albert Cloth. French. Germnn and Mancheater Ginghama. Also A full assortment of Fancy Lawns. All of which have been purchased within the last sixty daya, and additiona to the stock are daily being made by a competent buyer residing East. Cincinnati, April 4. ,lw3m. SOUIHGATE, HAWTHORNE & Co., "IVHOLESALE GROCERS, Manuiactpbkrs or Toff BACCO, AND IMPOKTKKS or FoKKlON WlKE. AUD LIO.UOKS, Ao. 24, C- turnout ttrttt, Cincinnati. Ohio. Jan. 22 C1ALABKIA LIQUORICE. y 5 ires Calabria Liquorice, in uiasa. suitable for Tobac. co manufacturers, in atore, nnd for aale by SOUTHUATE, HAWTHORN A CO., Cincinnati, April 10. 24 Columbia at S IX TWIST TOBACCO. " 150 kega No. L 6 twist Tobacco, our own manufacture, will be ready for delivery on Saturday, 22d inst.. for aale by SOUTHUATE, HAWTHORN A CO., Cincinnati, April 10. 24 Columbia at. bTgodari) brandy ' s 10 lit pipes J. B. Godard Brandy, this day received per ateaincr Duchcaa. and liir sale bv SOITHGATK, HAWTHORN & CO., Cincinnati, Afiril ID. 24 Columbia st. SPARKLING HOCK 2u cases Sparklinu Huck thia dav received per steamer Duchess, and for sale bv SOUTHUATE, HAWTHUKN A CO., Cincinnati, April 111. 24 Columbia ft, OIJRRON WHISKY. 200 brla. Bouibon Whisky, comprising aome very old and choice lot. in stores, and fo sale low by SOUTHUAIE, HAWTHORN A CO., Cincinnati, April 10. 24 Columbia at. 1RECT IMPORTATION 20 casks Alexandre Seiunette Brandy, per ship Orlan do, direct from Rochelle.-now reccivingperatenmer Alham Dra and oilier noata, and lor snle on fnvoraolc terms, by SOUTHUATE, HAWTHORN A CO.. ROCHE LLE BRANDY 15 hf and qr pipes Alex. Siegnette Brandy in store ; SOhfandqr do do do to arrive. Are offered for aale on favorable terms bv SOUTHUATE, HAWTHORN A CO., April 10. 24 Columbia street. LONDON PORTER 40 casks R. B Byasa' London Porter and Brown Ki.hii in n,m.,. and I i lug from steamer Buckrye. and for sale by ouu I IIOA 1 fc, HA IV I rlllltlN ec CO., April 8. !4 Columbia street. SCII EI DAM GIN. 5 pipes Hymbend's Pin. Apple Gin, thi. day landing from aieauier Hucketo,-and lor salebv SOUTHUATE. HAWTHORN CO.. April 8. 21 Columbia street MAGLORY BRANDY " 3 half p.p.. Maglory Brandy 10 qr do do do. Now landing from steamer Buckeye, and for sale by SOUTHUATE, HAWTHORN A CO.. April 8. 24 Columbia street. SOUTHUATE, HAWTHORN & CO., bavTia store and fur sale oa liberal teria., 60 hf and qr pipes Alexandre Seignetto Brandy ; 25" " " Maglorv Brandy, Vintage IHlOu 10" " J. B. GiKlard do. 1805 1 16" Otard, Dupuy A Co., do; 6 " Lafayette do; 10" J.J. Dupuy do; 60 qr cask. Madeira Wine., various Brands 100 " ' Port do do do; 60" " Sherry do do do; ' 30 " " Sweet Malaga do do i 25 Ory do do do; 20 cases Cabioet Champaign Wine 30 basket. Napoleon do do ; 20 " Sun A Eaglo do; 10 " Crown do do; 20 " lleidsick do do; 60,000 Regalia Cigars, various branda ; 10 tiercea Calabria Liquorice. " i. mass ;" 60 boxe. Cut and Dried Cnewing Tobscco; 100 " Mo. 12. Tobacco, ' our own brand;" 100 " lb. do do; 100 w Va. " do various branda j 100 " ' do do do 100 bags Rio Coffee ; 60 ' Old Uov't Java Code. ) 10 " Pimento; 60 basket. Ssllad Oil ; 20 cheata do do in flask. ; 0 cases Hudisheimerbeig " Rhine Wine " III " Sparkling Hock ; 200 brls Bourbnrn Whisky, 3 to 8 year, old ; 6 punch.ons St. Croix Rum j t " Jamaica do j 10 pipes Pin. Apple Gin ; SOUTHUATE, HAWTHORN A CO.. Cincinnati, May 4. 21 Columbia at o.A.BIBWrt ;. f.lllSIAH III1AII. . A. Ill V? I'.l.L, CC to,, Commiaaion and Produce Merchant., NiO 13. West Front .1 I'inriniiati LIRERAL Cash Advances made onconaignmentsorPro duce or other marchandizo. MRt'ER TO Messick, Taylor A Walts, Daggett. A Brace, John Kugler, James Calhoun, T. H. Yeatiuan. Marsh A Co. M. Kugler A Son, Ellis A Morton, L. Worthington. D.e. 17..dly. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. WE beg leave to lul'ora tba Merchant, of the Western countrv that we are now receivine in addition to one former atrock a very extensive varietv of Goods in the Hard ward line, of American, English and German manufacture. We particularly request the Merchants losn examination of our atock before they make their purchases in other markets, ss we are confident that our prices will be found correspondingly low with those of New York and other Eae-tern cities. Our stock is comprised in part of th. following : Collin's, Simmon'., aud Maiin'a Axes; Mill and X Cut Saws ; Grasa and Grain Scythea ) Scythe Sueatha ) Sickle. ; Hay and Manure Fork. Hame. Trace.) Hoee; Anvil. ; Shovel, and Spade.; And Looking Glasses. Also, a complete assortment of Shelf Hardware. Prompt and narticular attention will ba eive. to .11 or ders entrusted to our care. . MF.AD A WINSTON, Msrch 4. .1-wtf. No. 15 Pearl street. Cincinnati. PARKER'S PHI LOSOPIl V .4 school compendium ot Natural and t.spcrimcntal Philosophy, iust re ceived at the new bookstore, Ned House. April 14. n. niLi.1 at uu.