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Life Members .- Moses Coffin, C. D. Dana, B. Urner, J. Waggoner, Samuel Scott, J. J. Haskins, George Graham, jr., S. Soards, John H. Carver, A. B. Roff, B. R. Phelps, T. J. Adams, Jos. Thornton, Eden Marsh, A. S. Reeder, N. S. Hubbell, J. L. Wayne, C. Westcott, S. Easton, L. Broad- well, William R. Smith, Thomas McLean, Hugh A. McLean, B. Keeler, John O. Clark, N. M. Noble, Joseph Pierce, jr., M. Murray, James F. Noble, C. C. Walker, William Pierce.
Honorary Members .- Allison Owen, E. S. Haines, W. Greene, S. E. Foote, N. Longworth, John P. Foote, J. Law- rence, T. D. Carneal, Wright Smith, sen., T. Walker, J. C. Wright, H. E. Spencer, R. B. Bowler, R. Buchanan, D. H. Horne, D. Gwynne, J. Kilgour, G. Luckey, E. Robins, Ca- leb Jones, J. S. Bates, C. Broadwell, Charles Duffield, S. S. L'Hommedieu, D. B. Lawler, B. Matlack, William S. John- ston, Vincent C. Marshall, David E. A. Strong, C. S. Burdsal.
Independent Fire Engine and Hose Company-No. 2.
David Griffey, President ; Francis G. Miller, Vice Presi- dent ; Jos. Cartwright, Treasurer ; Jos. Phillips, Secretary.
Deluge-Engine. John H. Empson, First Director ; Ed- ward Shields, Second Director; Casper Castner, Third Di- rector ; John Bailey, Fourth Director; John H. Empson, Wm. Hoon, John Boggs, Brown Gillaspie, Jos. Clements, Jas. McCandless, Jno. Reiley, J. L. Cordingley, Wm. Cars- well, Jas. A. Loder, Lewis Weaver, Jas. O'Brian, Jas. Clan- cy, M. Edgar, Rich. Tudor, Edward Shields, Francis White, Sumner Whidden, Casper Castner, J. Baum, C. Turner, H. T. Newton, J. Bailey, David Barr, John Johnston, John Townsend, Wm. Fosdick, M. Laughlin, Wm. Benson, J. C. Guelick, M. Macnamar, A. Clements.
Cataract-Engine. F. Clements, First Director ; Robert Alexander, Second Director ; Samuel Boggs, Third Direc- tor ; Hiram Banks, Fourth Director; Richard T. Waite, Jos. Cartwright, H. G. Hamlin, S. Boggs, Wm. Aarons, Hi- ram Banks, C. Sharp, B. Hatmaker, Robt. Alexander, James Hall, John Aarons, D. A. Powell, Furg. Clements, Richard Conkling, Lewis Breese, James Thompson, Joseph Conrad, Henry Plunkett.
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Pioneer-Hose. E. Clements, First Director ; R. Harvie, Second Director ; James Irwin, Third Director; John Reid, Fourth Director; Geo. D. Allen, Jas. Irwin, Rup. Harvie, J. Davis, J. Christie, Jas. W. Hobson, John Lovejoy, Joseph Phillips, Enoch Clements, F. O'Reilly, Wm. G. Crippen, John Boffinger, P. J. Kelly, Geo. Hale, Geo. C. Eaton, J. Kiersted, Frank. S. Carpenter, James Hudson, J. B. Reid, Anthony White, A. S. Clements, A. Swaney, Arch. Little.
Hook and Ladder Company.
James S. Chamberlin, Foreman; A. B. Shaw, Assistant Foreman; William Murray, Treasurer; Wm. G. Chamber- lin, Secretary ; Charles B. Frank, Steward; Jacob Houg, David Pfisterer, David Farmer, J. B: Covert, J. C. Brady, Christopher Retwiger, John H. Reid, John Bowring, John M. Clarke, Thomas Scully, Wm. Passmore, James Murfey, A. Fulwiler, Nelson Coddington, Edward Cruis, E. T. Kur- fiss, George Berriclo, Theron Hilton, Montgomery Stevens, H. B. Riddle, Oliver S. Tuttle, Jacob B. Hart, Wm. Reid, Frederick Vischer.
Protection Society-No. 1.
G. P. Torrence, President ; E. Hinman, Vice President ; B. Smith, Secretary ; W. Schillinger, Treasurer; E. Poor, Chief Director ; C. Andress, J. C. Copelen, P. Evans, C. F. Hanselmann, Wm. Medary, Jas. Saffin, Directors ; J. Arm- strong, C. W. Burt, J. Banks, M. Brown, D. K. Cady, J. Carr, G. Conclin, J. B. Clark, C. Cropper, R. Cohoon, J. Elstner, J. Ewan, J. Evans, J. Fobes, P. Gibson, J. K. Green, J. Hampson, G. W. Harlan, A. Higby, J. W. Jack- son, J. Jones, L. Kent, jr. G. Kinkead, H. Kesler, E. P. Langdon, J. McCord, S. Musgrove, H. Morse, O. Owens, J. W. Piatt, R. C. Phillips, S. Reed, J. Stout, S. Smith, W. See, J. Taylor, J. L. Vattier, J. Vaneaton, B. Vandergrift, J. Whetstone, Wm. Wiswell, J. Walker, G. Whann.
Honorary Members .- Wm. Burke, S. Burrows, D. Cor- win, J. Davis, E. Dodson, A. Gibson, C. Smith, J. Smith, J. Shalley, C. Tatem, E. Woodruff, Griffin Yeatman, A. McGrew.
Cincinnati Fire Guards.
D. C. Wallace, Chief Director ; M. R. Taylor, Director of first division; E. A. Swasey, Assistant Director; E. Holman, Director of second division ; J. Schwegman, Assist-
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ant Director ; Benjamin Tappan, Director of third division ; D. H. Shaffer, Assistant Director; Philip Hinkle, Director of fourth division; P. J. Richardson, Assistant Director ; Robert J. Wharton, Secretary ; John P. Foote, Treasurer ; Charles Barnes, William S. Merrell, John Swasey, George Tait, Samuel Cloon, G. A. Kerr, Charles Davis, R. A. Little, Amos Gove, G. T. Williamson, Ezra Carpenter, George Crawford, J. L. Granger, Enion Singer, William M. Wool- sey, A. A. Wilkins, M. P. Cassilly, Allen Cullum, jr., Israel Wilson, William Orange, Jacob Traber, jr., Charles Mc- Micken, Robert W. Burnet, George W. Phillips, E. Winters, Jesse Justice, J. H. Woodruff, Daniel Butler, John F. Kem- per, T. J. Strait, John Hall, Henry Albro, Moses Hasson, S. S. L'Hommedieu, Henry Pearce, John Spring, Joseph Alex- ander, Wm. T. McMillen, James Egner, S. B. Munson, N. C. McLean, H. M. Florer, W. H. Henrie, Benjamin Atkin- son, Wm. Schillinger, jr.
Fulton Company-No. 6.
James Lowden, President ; Samuel Startzman, Vice Pre- sident ; J. M. Bishop, Secretary ; William F. Curren, Mes- senger.
Robert Fulton-Engine. A. B. Latta, Foreman; John Wainright, Assistant Foreman; W. L Hazen, Jesse Bell, William Clark, William C. Hurdy, Alvin Davenport, William Jones, M. C. Meeks, Philip Behill, Caleb Moss, E. Atkins, Thomas Casey, Edward Murren, E. R. Hamilton, S. Mos- tosky, Samuel Tompkins, Wilber Wheeler, William Knowles, C. Shortzman.
Fountain-Hose. D. H. Morton, Foreman ; Thomas Jones, Assistant Foreman; Thomas E. Young, Frederick Shortzman, A. Weaver, M. G. Gaston, James Wentworth, James Byington, A. F. Temple, Thomas Jones, Philip Dis- tadt, Isaac Atkins, William Douey.
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CENSUS OF OHIO, 1840.
Free whites.
Males.
Females.
TOTAL.
Under 5
143,039
137,379
280,418
5 to 10
111,893
109,870
221,763
10 to 15
96,638
89,065
185,703
15 to 20
81,633
84,822
166,455
20 to 30
137,473
126,978
264,451
30 to 40
85,649
75,695
161,344
40 to 50
54,969
48,293
103,262
50 to 60
40,844
25,007
65,851
60 to 70
18,060
14,617
32,677
70 to 80
7,734
5,554
13,288
80 to 90
1,597
1,354
2,951
90 to 100
192
170
362
Over 100
48
20
68
Total
779,769
718,824
1,498,593
Free colored.
Males.
Females.
TOTAL.
Under 10
2,523
2,601
5,124
10 to 24
2,671
2,729
5,400
24 to 36
1,717
1,631
3,348
36 to 55
1,178
1,032
2,210
55 to 100
527
464
991
Over 100
21
8
29
Total
8,637
8,465
17,102
RECAPITULATION.
Whole number of free white males
779,769
Whole number of free white females
718,824
Whole number of colored males .
8,637
Whole number of colored females
8,465
Total population of Ohio
1,515,695
White.
Colored.
Deaf and dumb
522
22
Blind
348
20
Insane and idiots at private charge
347
52
Insane and idiots at public charge
797
47
Total
2014
141
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Employments.
Mining 620
Agriculture 272,662
Commerce 9,186
Manufactures and trade 650,071
Navigation of the ocean
98
Navigation of canals, lakes and rivers 3,413
Learned professions . · 5,362
Total number of
Pensioners for revolutionary and military services 616
Universities or colleges . . 16
Students in universities or colleges 1,577
Academies and grammar schools 66
Primary and common schools 4,974
Scholars in common schools 164,317
Scholars at public charge . 37,249 White persons over twenty years of age who cannot read and write
34,552
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OHIO CANAL COMMERCE.
Abstract of the business of the Ohio Canal for 1839 and '40.
Of property on which toll is charged by
weight, there arrived at Cleveland, by
way of the canal, during the past year . . 280,233,820 lbs. During 1839, there arrived 186,116,267 lbs.
Being an increase of
94,117,553 lbs.
The following are the principal articles of property that ar- rived at Cleveland, by way of the canal, during the years 1839 and 1840:
1839.
1840.
Bushels of wheat
1,520,477
12,151,450
Do.
corn
65,825
72,842
Do.
oats
15,901
22,881
Do. mineral coal
· 140,042
167,046
Barrels of flour .
266,937
504,900
Do. pork ·
30,535
23,000
Do. whiskey
6,020
9,967
Pounds of butter .
119,727
782,033
Do.
cheese
200
22,890
300
APPENDIX.
1839.
1840.
Pounds of lard .
769,805
413,452
Do. bacon
1,316,273
683,499
Do. pig-iron
767,300
1,154,641
Do. iron and nails
48,659
2,242,491
Hogsheads of tobacco
327
932
Pieces of staves and heading
778,931
634,954
Cords of wood .
3,0702
2,8092
Of property on which toll is charged by weight, there were cleared at Cleveland, by way of the canal, during the past
year . .
42,772,233 lbs.
During the year 1839, there were cleared . . 64,342,351 lbs.
Being a decrease of
21,570,118 lbs.
The following were the principal articles of property that were cleared at Cleveland, by way of the canal, during the years 1839 and 1840 :-
1839.
1840.
Barrels of salt
110,447
76,729
Do. lake fish
9,062
8,959
Pounds of merchandize
17,454,703
9,463,396
Do.
furniture
1,623,155
1,215,167
Do. gypsum
2,631,730
1,770,046
Feet of lumber
3,050,192
1,265,656
M. of shingles .
3,2162
2,5602
Pairs of millstones
30
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D. H. BEARDSLEY, Collector.
Taiprents
Bouses.
THOMAS EMERY
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THOMAS EMERY
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LNIDE RUNOK UNU ALVESA No. Il East Fourth Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
700,000 ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS,
PUBLISHED AND SOLD BY
TRUMAN & SMITH, Main, between 4th and 5th Sts.
CINCINNATI, Up Stairs.
This valuable series of School Books has met with a degree of popular favor believed to be unparalleled in the annals of the country. They have now become the
STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS
of the West and South, and information has reached us of their introduc- tion into the Schools of Texas. The strongest possible evidence of their superiority over other School Books before the public, may be found in the simple fact that more than
SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES
of these Books have been published within the short time they have been before the public. The following works comprise the Eclectic Series:
Eclectic Primer,
Eclectic Spelling Book, Eclectic First Reader, Eclectic Second Reader, Eclectic Third Reader, Eclectic Fourth Reader, Ray's Eclectic Arithmetic,
Ray's Little Arithmetic, Ray's Rules and Tables, Miss Beecher's Moral Instructor, Mansfield's Political Grammar, Mason's Young Minstrel, a new Juvenile Music Book.
The demand for these Books is very heavy; but none need apprehend that the supply will not be commensurate with the demand.
Published and Sold in any quantities by
TRUMAN & SMITH.
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BRITTANIA WARE FACTORY.
SELLEW & co.
MANUFACTURERS OF BRITTANIA AND PEWTER WARE Main-St. between Fifth & Sixth, CINCINNATI.
Į All kinds of Brittania Ware repaired at short notice. £E
E . B . HINMAN, DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE-STUFFS AND WINDOW-GLASS. No. 2, Lower Market Street, GINGINN o
{} Agent for the sale of David Landreth's Garden and Flower Seeds.
P. F. BANGE.
DEALER IN
HATS, CAPS, FURS AND TRIMMINGS, 148 MAIN STREET, CINCINNATI.
The highest market price paid for FURS.
ISAAC YOUNG,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTURER. No. 100 Main Street, Cincinnati, Keeps constantly on hand and for sale, a superior assortment of
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Also-a general assortment of PLATED WARE, Suitable for country trade. Do
STODDARD & ALEXANDER, COAL & COKE
M RCH.
Fast Front, between Pike & Butler Streets,
CINCINNATI.
N. L. COLE,
EAST FIFTH, NEAR MAIN, OPPOSITE DENNISON HOUSE.
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS,
holesale Retailo
Whalebone and Bone for Corsets, and Corset Eone.
Repairing neatly done at the above store.
FRENCH BURR MILL-STONES.
T. BRADFORD & CO.
May be found at work on the corner of Walnut and Second Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, and are prepared to furnish French Burr Mill-Stones, of a superior quality to any establishment in the western country. Also,
GENUINE DUTCH BOLTING CLOTHS, Screen Wire and Plaster of Paris, MILL-IRONS, &C. &c.
{ All work warranted, and bargains given for cash.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &G.
C. & F. CLOUD, 20. 38 Bast Front Street, CINCINNATI, Have constantly on hand
LAW, MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC BOOKS, With the current literature of the day.
JOHN KELLY!
DRAPER & TAILOR, No. 261 Main Street, CINCINNATI.
W. TEASDALE, NEW YORK DYE HOUSE. WALNUT STREET, WEST SIDE, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH. GING JATI.
DYING, SCOURING, STEAM FINISHING, &C.
Carpets, Table and Piano Covers, cleaned.
KOLP & MYERS, EDGE TOOL
SOUTH-EAST CORNER OF BROADWAY AND EIGHTH STREET,
CINCINNATI.
Edge Tools furnished Wholesale and Retail, at short notice, and on reasonable terms.
LOTZE LOHN! TIN, COPPER & IRON PLATE WORKERS, AND MANUFACTURERS OF
HOT AIR FURNACES, STOVES, &C, VINE, THREE DOORS BELOW FIFTH ST. CINCINNATI.
2. 3. Coach Lamps made and repaired.
UPHOLSTERY AND CABINET WAREHOUSE.
PETER FITZGERALD
MANUFACTURES And keeps constantly on hand, at wholesale and retail, Bureaus, Sideboards, Lotas, Chairs,
TABLES, BEDSTEADS, BEDS, MATRESSES, &C. Of the best quality, at reduced prices.
NO. 23 FIFTH STREET, SOUTH SIDE, BETWEEN WALNUT AND MAIN, CINCINNATI.
UPHOLSTERY, THIRD STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND SYCAMORE, CINCINNATI, Where are Manufactured and constantly on hand
MATRESSES OF ALL KINDS,
Well made, of Good Materials, and the Lowest Prices.
CUSHIONS, CURTAINS & CARPETS, Made to order at the shortest notice Captains and owners of Steam-boats are requested to call and judge for themselves. W. R. JACKSON, Ag't.
J. WALTER.
CABINET FURNITURE WAREROOMS, NO. 14
A few doors east of Main Street, CINCINNATI. Elegant and fashionable Furniture always on hand.
ROWLAND ELLIS,
Stock
Exchange Ebroker,
WEST THIRD STREET,
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Solvent Bank notes, Gold and Silver, and Exchange on New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, bought and sold at the most favorable market rates.
H. H. GOODMAN & CO.
EXCHANGE BROKERS, No. 117 Main Street, 4 CINCINNATI.
W. M. CORRY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, NORTH WEST CORNER Main & Sixth Streets,
CINCINNATI.
OFFICE OF THE WESTERN
FARMER
GARDENER, PUBLISHED BY E. J. HOOPER; EDITED BY E. J. HOOPER & THOMAS AFFLECK, AND
AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL REPOSITORY, No. 93 Main Street, third door below pearl, [UNDER THE MUSEUM] GINCINNA
The " Western Farmer and Gardener" is a monthly periodical, of 24 octavo pages, highly illustrated-the six first numbers of the second volume alone containing thirteen highly finished copperplate engravings, by Foster,. and as many wood-cuts-published at one dollar per annum, in advance.
PRINTING OFFICE.
CARDS, BLANKS, PAMPHLETS, HA JDBIL 5 AND EVERY VARIETY OF BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
Done at the shortest notice and in the neatest manner, at the Office of
THE CINCINNATI CHRONICLE,
NORTH WEST CORNER OF MAIN AND FIFTH STREETS, CINCINNATI.
PAPER HANGINGS.
NDBESS .
Manufacturers & Importers, No. 193, Main Street, WEST SIDE, BETWEEN FOURTH & FIFTH,
CINCINNA
WAGONS, CARTS AND DRAYS.
JAMES DEERY,
SOUTH SIDE FIFTH,
Between Plum Street and Westernrom, CINCINNATI, Makes and repairs all kinds of
CARRIAGES, WAGONS, CARTS, DRAYS, &C.
Blacksmithing in general, also.
H. H. BORGMANN, DRAPER & TAILOR?
THIRD STREET, Opposite the Post Office, CINCINNATI.
NUTZ & TIMPSON,
Mathematical
Philosophical
INSTRUMENT MAKERS, Third Street, 2 doors East of the Post Office, CINCINNATI.
PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS & APPARATUS.
G. W. COFFIN & CO. 194 COLUMBIA OR SECOND STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND LUDLOW STREETS,
CINN TA
GEORGE W. COFFIN & CO. BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS, No. 194 COLUMBIA OR SECOND STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND LUDLOW STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
CHURCH, ACADEMY, STEAM - BOAT AND TAVERN B Composition & Brass Cocke, HOSE, & SALT-WELL JOINTS. Brass Castings of any weight not exceeding 3000 lbs. cast on a day's notice.
Old Brass and Copper taken in exchange.
CABINET, CHAIR & SOFA
BARTON WHITE, MANUFACTURER, No. 142 Sycamore, one door above Fourth St. CINCINNATI.
Wm. H. Ross.
John Geyer. WESTERN CHAIR MANUFACTORY.
ROSS
EYEB.
ourth
treet, 4 Spots
ast of Estain,
CINCINNATI.
SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.
ELON FRANCISCO,
HOUSE CARPENTER AND JOINER.
JOBBING OF ALL KINDS DONE WITH PROMPTNESS.
North side of Third, between Race & Elm Sts. CINCINNATI.
LUMBER, SHINGLES, &C.
LOUIS H. SHALLY & CO. Corner of Race and Second Streets,
CINCINNATI.
IG Constantly on hand all kinds of building materials.
O. McDONALD,
cont treet, afnut and fine, CINCINNATI, Makes every description of PLANTATION WAGONS, OX CARTS, Timber vwheels AND HOISTING WHEELS FOR STORE HOUSES.
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PROCTER & GAMBLE, SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS AND STARCH FACTORS, 224 Main Street, CINCINNATI.
No. 300 Main Street, Cincinnati, Dealer in
HIDES, OIL, LEATHER, BARK, &C. Has on hand and for sale-
25,000 lbs. best quality city tanned Sole Leather. 1,500 dried Hides of superior quality. 278 Calcutta Hides. 13,000 Horns, with a general assortment in his line.
. W. BROOKS, PLUMBER, PUMP AND HYDRANT MAKER, fifth Street, between Main and Sycamore Streets, CINCINNATI, Has on hand, and will furnish
CHEMICAL APPARATUS, WATER CLOSETS, BATHS & PUMPS.
Orders from the country will be executed with neatness and despatch.
Stock Factory AND
GENTLEMEN'S LINEN STORE.
C . E . MORRIS 9 LEVASSOR'S ROW, CORNER LOWER MARKET AND BROADWAY, CINCINNATI,
Manufactures and keeps constantly for sale every article in this line.
WESTERN PRINTING INK
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EAST SIDE OF THE CANAL, HEAD OF EIGHTH STREET, CINCINNATI.
Messrs. WITHAM & SCHARIT respectfully announce that they have sufficiently completed the above establishment, to enable them to manufacture every description of Black Ink in quanti- ties sufficiently large to supply the market of the western and southern country, and at least thirty per cent. cheaper than an article of eastern manufacture, and of equal quality-thus at once obviating the expense, delay, disappointment and conse- quent loss to printers in not being able to procure a constant supply from the east.
The craft are informed that this is no experiment, as one of the partners is a printer and has had a practical knowledge of the manufacturing of ink for the last eight years.
PRICES.
News Ink, per lb. 25 Fine Job Ink, per lb. 1,00
Common Book Ink, per lb. 37 1-2.
Superfine Job Ink, per lb. 2,00
Best Book Ink, per Ib. 50 Superfine Card Ink, per lb. 2,50
Colors will shortly be manufactured at proportionable prices. Agencies will be granted- to respectable houses throughout the south and west, to whom any quantity will be furnished at the shortest notice.
JOHN T. WITHAM, AUGUSTUS W. SCHARIT.
CERTIFICATE.
This is to certify that we, the undersigners, have used News Ink manufactured by Messrs. WITHAM & SCHARIT, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and sold by them at twenty-five cents per pound. We pronounce the same to be good and suitable for all the purposes of newspaper work. We consider that the article we have used is a sufficient guaran- tee that Messrs. Witham & Scharit will be able to produce the various qualities of Ink, equal to other manufactures, and at least thirty per cent. cheaper.
WILLIAM OVEREND, Morgan's Power Press Office. CALVIN W. STARBUCK, Daily Times Office. JOHN WHETSTONE, Gazette Job Office. DAWSON & FISHER, Advertiser & Journal. WM. L. MENDENHALL, Star in the West.
SIGN PAINTING.
VESTERN,
Malnut Street, between Third & fourth Streets, OPPOSITE BAKER STREET, Cincinnati.
All kinds of Sign and Ornamental Painting, Military Standards, Badges, '&c.
WARREN RICHARDS,
MANUFACTURER OF VENITIAN BLIND CHISELS, Street,
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH, AND [ELM AND PLUM STREETS, CINCINNATI.
Stamps and Brands cut to order.
JAMES HOWARTH FLORIST AND EXOTIC CULTIVATOR, Corner of Plum and Seventh Streets,
CINCINA
KEEPS on hand for sale on the most reasonable terms, an extensive assortment of Flowers, Plants, Fruit and Shade Trees and Shrubbery. Cut flowers at all seasons. Orders from a distance promptly attended to, and trees, &c., carefully packed.
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand at his warehouse, No. 221, Main street. between Fifth and Sixth streets, a general assortment of paper, viz .-
Double-medium, Imperial, Super-royal, and Medium, Printing. Yellow, blue, green and pink, printing.
Flat Medium, white and assorted colors, for steam-boat bills.
Foolscap, Nos. 1, 2 & 3,-ruled and plain. Letter, No. 1 and extra fine. Map, Drawing, Lithographic, and Copperplate paper. Hardware and Cotton-yarn Wrapping paper. Common Wrapping, various sizes-Bonnet Boards. -ALSO- Bank-note and Tissue paper made to order. Paper of any required quality and size made to order, at short notice.
Cincinnati, March 1, 1841.
JAMES GRAHAM, No. 221, Main street.
NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT, Superior Blue wiriting Fluid, BLACK INK, PATENT MEDICINES, &C.
THE subscriber is manufacturing and has constantly for sale, at the very lowest pri- cex for cash, or approved credit-Nerve and Bone Liniment, Superior Blue Writing Fluid, Fine Black Ink, Lemon Syrup, Pepper Sauce, Soda and Seidlitz Powders, Bate- man's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, British Oil, Haarlem Oil, Bear's Oil, Japan Shoe Var- nish, Lee's Pills, Essences, Opodeldocs, &c.
Together with a general assortment of Drugs and Medicines, to which the attention of country merchants is invited. JAMES J. BUTLER, 221, Main street. Cincinnati, March 1, 1841.
SHUMARDIS UNRIVALED PASTE BLACKING,
WHICH has for ten years given satisfaction to consumers in this market, is manufac- tured at 221, Main street, and sold wholesale at low prices, according to quantity, in this and various western and southern cities. Orders to any extent supplied by Cincinnati, March 1, 1841. JAMES J. BUTLER, No. 221, Main street.
IVORY BLACK manufactured and for sale as above.
AGENTS FOR BLACKING.
Louisville, Ky. -Wilson, Pettet & Smith.
St. Louis, Mo .-
H. L. Hoffman.
Alton, Ill .-
Marsh, Hankinson, & Co.
· Memphis, Tenn. - Dr. William Rives.
Nashville, Tenn. William W. Berry.
Vicksburg, Miss. Q. O. Woodman.
Natchez, Miss. .J. S. Wilson.
New Orleans, La. Arthur, Fulton, & Co.
Mobile, Ala .- Oliver S. Beers.
SCHOOL BOOK STORE and PAPER WAREHOUSE,
SIGN OF THE
FRANKLIN
HEAD,
NO. 10 LOWER MARKET ST. CINCINNATI.
J. W. ELY.
PUBLISHES & has for sale at Wholesale and Re- tail, the most extensive and valuable collec- tion of SCHOOL BOOKS to be found in the western country, which he offers to his customers and to the public on his usual liberal terms.
BLANK-BOOKS of every description,
WRITING, WRAPPING AND PRINTING PAPER,
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS, BINDING MATERIALS, &C. &C. Constantly on hand, and for sale as above.
N. B. RAGS WANTED, for which the highestl price, in Cash, will at all times be given.
SHEPARD & STEARNS,
Stereotype Founders and Printers,
THIRD STREET,
Opposite the Post-Office,
CINCINNATI,
C BEING SUPPLIED WITH A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF TYPE AND OTHER MATERIALS, ARE PREPARED TO EXECUTE THE
STEREOTYPEN G AND PRINTING
OP Books, Pamphlets, Almanacs, Nylographic Work,
And Jobs of all kinds,
In any manner that may be required, and with dispatch.
THEY HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS FOR
Wm. Hagar & Co.'s Type Foundry, New-York, Will always be supplied with the latest style of
FANCY TYPE, FLOWERS, CUTS, &c., and will execute orders for any amount of Book and Newspaper TYPE, or other Apparatus for Printing, from the above well known establishment, on as favorable terms as they can be obtained in the Eastern Cities.
Stereotype Blocks, Printers' Furniture, &c., furnished to order.
SAMUEL LUMSDEN.
Manufacturer of
GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 239 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH,
CINCINNATI.
First Premium Boots.
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, June 27th, 1840.
The first Premium for Boots was awarded to Samuel Lumsden by Samuel Martin, John Hudson, Jesse O'Niell, Henry Sanders, Henry M'Grew, Matthew Redman, Charles Thomas, Judges.
MANUFACTURER OF
PATENTED RICHT LEFT Mood Screw and Smelled Rail
BEDSTEADS,
NORTH WEST CORNER OF BROADWAY & EIGHTH STREETS, CINCINNATI,
Would respectfully inform all those who wish to purchase a superior article of furniture in BEDSTEADS, to call at the wareroom of the subscriber, corner of Broadway and Eighth Streets, and examine for themselves. This newly invented Bedstead is warranted to be superior to any other ever offered in the West :- possess- ing the following decided advantages over all others heretofore in use :- they can be put up or taken apart in one fourth the time that is required to do the same with oth-" ers, without the possibility of a mistake ;- are more firm and less apt to become loose and worthless, and without a single harbor for vermin. As soon as their supe- riority over the common kind becomes known and duly appreciated, they must of necessity take the place of those now in use.
F
J. FIIALKOWSKI, From Warsaw, Poland,
BRASS FOUNDER AND FINISHER, Broadway, between Fourth and Fifth streets, CINCINNATI.
FANCY WORK IN BRASS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
, WISWELL. LOOKING-GLASS & PICTURE FRAME
NO. 151 MAIN, Between Third and Fourth streets,
NGINN 0
Looking-glasses of every variety of pattern, at Wholesale and Retail, at the lowest eastern prices. Portrait and Picture Frames made to order. Old Frames re-gilt, Plates set, and Looking-glass Plates of all sizes for sale.
GEORGE W. PHILLIPS, TANNER AND CURRIER, And Wholesale dealer in
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