Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1852-11-12

              u .1. , V i.,., I. i.i VOLUME XVI. COLUMBUS, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 18, 1852. NUMBER 106 THE JDailg l)to State Journal IS PUDLISHKD EVERYUOnXINQ, EXUKPT SUNDAY, SV BCOTT ft BASCOM, jovumaIi iuodinm, uiaa add mat, sntrirrs intiunoi on uio.ii, TER MS Invariably In ml rants .'In Columbus, ffd.00 a roar by mall, M 00. Dally during the suasion of the laigbilatura, and Tri-weekly lor tns remainder oi ins year, sa w. THH WKKKLY JOUIIN AI, li furnished to city subscribers at t?2, ami by mull at 1.6Qn yiar. Uluba of four and upward, 81.!(6 t Ten ana upwarus, im.uu. TUB XKMVJJKKLV JOURNAL If MOO a your. BATES OF ADVERTISING IN TUB DAILY JOURNAL. Tl following ratcii and rules have bean ograed upon batwoiin tha proprietors of tbo Ohio Stataman and the Uhia Stall Journal, to M ouwrred In all oases, after this date. July w, imv.j One square, 10 linen or leu of tills sized type, for one Insertion, sue. eaon additional insertion, zoo. illfllllfh fMS94tMeOlee4 elfe He to to S If 8 1 square, 1 212 263 001 005 00 0. 8. . 10. 15. 18. 2 squares, 1 873 87j8 006 00p 00 9. ioTl2. wT 8 squares, 2 604 DOjtj 008 00 9 00 ioTl2. tt'TTT 4 squares, ;8 00 5 60 8 00 9 OOlloT 12l5lfl. . . .. .. HI mi TUB Z squares, Changeable i quarterly,.....S20, monthly, weekly, 80! daily 80l 6 squares, or Chanaeabla ' quartrly,...t3n monthly, 5 or m column, 14 oolomn, weekly .65 dally, 181) Standing- card. 6 lines or less, for one year 810. No advertisement to be considered by the year, unless specified on the manuscript, or previously aimed upon between the parties. Advertisements not marked on the copy for a specilied number or insertions, will be continued one month, unless ordered out, ana payment will be exacted accordingly. All advertisements from strangers or transient persons to be paid - In advance. The privileges of yearly advertisers will bo confined rigidly to their regular business ; and all advertisements not pertaining there to, to no nam lor extra. Advertisements for Auctioneers, General Agents, Ileal Estate Agents, &c, not to bo contracted for by the year, but to be charged by the ploce, at the usual rates. Announcing candidates (for offices of every description) to be charged nt the rate of fifty cents per week, for each name ; the same to oo, in all cases, para in advance. Attornoys will be bolden for the price of Inserting advertisements brought iu by them. Publishers not accountable for the accuracy of legal advertisements boyond tho amount charged for their publication.All loaded advertisements to be charged not less than double the ubovo rates, and measured as If solid. A ivertisements on the Inside exclusively, to be charged at the rate of 60 per cent. In advance of tne aoove rates. n NO ADVIRTIS EVENT OA If BB IKHERTSD OBATUITonSLT. township, and other publio meetings, and such like, to be charged nun price. Deaths Inserted without charm, unless accompanied by funeral Invitations or obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to be paia lor. U persons sending communications or requiring notices of fairs, soirees, concerts, or any publio entertainments where charges are made for admittance, and all notices of private enterprises, can oniy oe inserted witn tne understanding mat. tne same are to oe paid for. If Intended to be inserted in the editorial column, tho same will be charged at the rate or not lens than zu cents per line, ana men oniy wnen accompaniea oy an auverusemenc SCOTT & BASCOM, Journal Buildings, High sheet, Columbus, PRINTERS, STEREOTYPKRH AND BINDERS. Blank Books and (Stationery of every description constantly on hand. Printing and Writing Papers, and Inks, ot iud imsc nianuiacturu, always lor suie. F.R. ROBERT THOMPSON'S OFFICE XJ No. 4. Nell's Exchange, oppoiitA tho Secretary of State's mace, iiigo at rem, coiumiiUi. uecu NATHAN BROOKS, Justice of the Peace, Office In tho room formerly occupied hy Juattco Kvans, uuiu ui vno rrnoHiiu ntiHH, up nnirm. GERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard-ware and Cutlery. Iron. Nails. (Hubs. House Buildor's Mb terials, Farming and Mich nlcal Tools, Military Goods, Ate, A c. no. ioi uign street, sign ot too nut rantock. WALTER THRALL, Attorney and Coun-scllor at Law, Columbus, Ohio. Also, a Commissioner to take the Acknowledgment of Deeds or ine city oi new x ora. ocru FC. SESSIONS & CO., Wholesale and Re-e tall Dealers in DRY GOODS, Roots and Shoes Hats, Caps, Straw Goods, Ac Four doors south of the American, Columbus. octlB JOHN. W BAKXR BOBKuT ABHHTR0NO. BAKER & ARMSTRONG, Real Estate Bbokebs and (ibnebal Land Aornts. Office south room Exchange Bank Building, Columbus, O. LOCUM BOTTLES. T1IEO. COHSTOCK. OXO. O, COMSTOCK. BUTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes-sorstoB. Comstock A Co,) Forwarding nnd Com-i mission Merchant. Lard Oil Manufacturers, mid Dealers lu Salt, Plaster, Fish and Lumber. liood ot the Canal, Columbus, Ohio. 135 Liberal advances mailo on consignments. mard JRIDGWAY & CO'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near the Bridge, Columbus, Ohio. Stores ol All kinds, and a great variety of Castings, always on hand. BLYNN & BALDWIN are again receiving new supplies of WATCIIEH AND JEWELRY. Among other styles ot Watches, wo invite atteution to a now lot of th'ise ine hunting case and open dial levers, ot our own Importation, which, lor quality and price, are nut excelled, jvlfl HAT AND CAP STORE. THX OLD STAND 1 The subscriber cornea greeting, to every Hat and Cap wearer in Central Ohio, wtlh nnn nt tf.n vnrv best assortments of HATS AND CAPS ever brought to this part of tho Stale, embracing nearly every variety of stylo now worn by the homan family. His Huts am made to order, by some ul tho best and most celebrated establishments East and Wont, vis t Keebo at Co , New York t Bertalett At Blynn, Philadelphia ; Dodd AtCo., Bates, Wbltcher It Co., an I others, of Cincinnati; all of which will be sold at lair prices and he wishes it to he distinctly understood that it Is all nonsenso tor others to say thny can sell lowor than he can. Doing a practical batter, and engaged in the business tor years, ha understands what a hat can be made and sold tor. His stock consists (in part) ol the following varietioa: Black and Drab Beaver, extra ; Black and Drab Moleskin, extra -, Black and Drab Brush, -extra; Otter and Seal Drab; Black and Drab Hungarian, very fine ; Black and drab Kossuth, in great variety ; A largo and well selected assortment of Straw goods for Men and Boys. A very fine assortment of St 'aw Hats for children, Ac, ice. His old friends and the publio are invited to call and examine the assortment and prices. J. E. UUDI8ILL, ap2.t High St, next door to tho Stage Office. HATS AND CAPS, WHOLE-SALE AND RETAIL. Wo aro now te calving our Fall and Winter stork, to which wn Invite tha attention of country dealers and tho . nnblie cenerallv. To too trade wn oner a large assortment 01 nosiuin ana ma-, gyar Hats, Silk Plush Caps, A-e., at mduced rates and leel enn-! lident that for stylo, quality and finish, our fashionable Ilat can-, not be surpassed. We have jttst received from Paris a CONFORIHATKUR, -which will enable us to ive unerring fit; and reinidy the in-. convenience experienced by so many in breakint In a new bat. Our assortment is complete, and prlrca low. To one and all we would say, give us a call in the Nell House Building. Mops GII.LKTT 6l CO. WE ARE NOW opening . a largo and beautiful assortment uf .WATCIIKK, DIAMOND WORK AMIS JKWEfiKI. Four stock of fine London and Gone va Watches la superior to any in the etate. Diamond Rings and Pins, wo ...... ...r. prl-M. Jnwclrv. Hilvrr and 1'lntcd Ware, Fine Mantle Clocka.itnd Cutlery,atwhol.-salcand retail. All are invited to call examine, and purchase if tuhed. NOTARIA L and other SKA I, enaravod.and PRKSsKS furnished, at tuo shortest notice. Wntoboa Kepntrcd in the best manner. First door south ot entrance u Jul I BLYNN II BALDWIN. JUST RECEIVED A new and beautiful assortment or WATCHES, DIAMOND WORK, and J fB'Ct'KY' 0t '" BLYNN & BALDWIN. EW GOODS. A lot of new and fashion able Watches, Chains, Breastpins. Ear-rings, e.. Ate., just received by IsepnU) BLYNN at BALDWIN. SEALS AND PRESSES Notarial, and all other descriptions of Seals, made In the best manner, and atshor, .otlce. and Presses lumished, by I SALIERS And many kinds of plain and .TUt (;u Rornrra. fnim one to six Hunt Inst ro- v. . . ., , i lj. ..r eeived.andtorsaioaiia5iBprice,pnnn D.,.in . . . ' Ul VVM A. llAt.IllVIN Jj NEW LUMBER YARD. The subscriber kas M band, at tbe Frankllnton Depot, a large assortment of country lumber, principally oak, of almost every sort, size aad leaath, whore builders and others can be supplied on short notice, ini have tbe Lumber delivered o tbe spot they desire, tbeasoortmentis seasoned Umber, suitable tor lintels long timbers, for frames; lolsta. of a great variety ol lengths ; scantling, boards, ore- ate. Also, refuse lumber, at reduced prices. By eppUeatioa at tbe Yard, or at the Mill, S miles west, oa tbe ailroad, to 8toawr or Kerr, almost any bill can be nllei by the Macreedoa. Teraaa cash. .m,.,... jafS-Ura H. L. 8ULLVANT.J Dk2 BOOKS & STATIONERY ANE HUNDRED AGENTS WANTED, V J to aanvuis Ohio. Indiana and the Wi lt ci'norallv. to obtaii subscilberii fur the lullowiug winks, visi I'kt .rlal Jllslory ol Amnrlc-a, by S. I-'. (loodrkh ; l'srlry' Panoramn, or Curiosities ol Natuie and Art; History and Biography ; Great Kvonls of American History i Plolorial liistury of tho United btatoa, with 1!UU Illustrations 1 Llfo of Christ, In (lormaui History of tho United Stutes in (ieriuan. Great Inducements will bo given to Book Agents. Inquire at the oolBJ JOURNAL OFFICK. PRINTING INK, book, news, card and color- JL rd, trom tho boat mauulucturers In the United Slates, Just received, una lor sh:o at tliu journal (iince. ocM SCOTT & BASCOM. COPYING PRESSES, of the best kind, and J of the uioit hbhly linl.hud description, tor sale tiy ucH SCOTT . BASCOM. T)APER.Lettcr, Cap and Note Paper, Ink, X Inkstands, Pens, and other articles of Stationery, for sale hv 014 HUUTT & BASCOAL MEW STOCK OF BOOKS AND STA 1 TIONERY. The new firm ol BURR & RANDALL, having refitted the storo lately occupied hy Huntington at Macintibbj, am now receiving an enure now stoca ni JtOOKM, HTATJONEKy, fAl'KR nANiilNUel, KAttl'V I1I111IIM. Ac. Am l.av;tirr.niil.inil nrruniraiiients with the various publish ing housra ol tho Eastern eltli-s, they will receive the new and oesiramo jiooks m ino earucni uuhiuiv iuuiiiiiib .nn uuwi.i.-"U?',lll i,n ihn aim ni' this eatabllshment to furnish every artl ele In their lino at the lowest possible prices, and by giving thi Ir persotinl attention to tlio wants ol their customers, Ihey trust to give entire satisfaction to all who miy lavor them with their patronage. All orders Intrusted to them will be attended to with fidelity and disnotcb, and at prices ibnt cannot lallot itiviiiirsuiisiaciion, r ' ' lit, nu 1. DlHhll I i,,ty- . High street, Columbus, Ohio. N1 EVV BOOKS. Burr & Randall btc daily recelvini sdilitloiis to their already well assorted stock ol Boons and Htationory, to wnicn ma tmuu ui mi...-. , l! rpHE CHRISTIAN MINSTREL. The la X test edition ol tho Christian Minstrel, for sole In quantities bv loclil IIUKlt ti RANDALL. nnHE PRESBYTERIAN PSALMODIST JL A collection of Tunes adapted to tho Psalms and Hymns of tho Presbjtorlbn Church, furaaio, ny iu noztn or singm cmy, lj ocfij BUitR A; RANDALL. A SUPPLY of the Publications of the Amer- XJL lean Traot Society, and Presbyterian Hoard or run ,i mrfi i BUillt & RANDALL. AT EW BOOKS. Restoration of Monarchy XliN Fbskck, LAMAnTiNR, S vols. , A Sb-p Irom tbo Now world to tne uia, oy inppaii, vois Time and Tide, or Pi rive and Win, by A. S. Hoo. M..,i,ni. nt Tinmn hv Alihntt: new edition. llliihedaloRomancu.by Huwthorne. For sole by aug3 BURR At RANDALL. CLINICAL REPORTS ON CONTINUED J uii-vs-n iiih nnnrki on tbo rnHninemont of continued fever, tho identity ol Typhus, Typhoid, Relapsing Fever, Ac, by AraTiN hint, pi. i'. . - .Kn., , Tr EEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE. The IV i . .i.. nu'Gnsi.WtNfiHLnScoTT.liy Edward it in l Vol linio ' the only authentic edition." A fresh supply Just received and lor sale by ..,,. PAPER and Borderinp;, Window iwiul rim Rnnrd Patterus. A laruo assortment of , . "r . . , , i r-I.w the latest pait.rns,Ju.cre.-.eiv,uu -"--' ANr.At.I.. ju;;u ui...... BIBLE DEPOSITOR i . l ne ueposnory i,l tho Columbus and Franklin County Bible Society, may now be found nt tho llookstoro ot ,. , .., J ... . , . r-, . T17HY HAVE THE TUUTti-AUHJis i t T Practical hints ou the Preservation of tho 1 eetn a va. uablo little book on tho treatment and pre8ervat,n f tho teeth. Price 23c. IsoplM BURR & RANDALL. BANCROFT'S History of the United Stales. Iu 4 volumes. For sale by .,w,, iu30 nunii . iini.i.i.i LIFE OF GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT For solo by the hundred or tho single copy, In rnoslin and paper binding, bv U3D BUltlt At RANDALL. ATEW WORK BY GRACE AGUILAR, en- IN entitled, Tho OuyH ofllk-ucei "Stoiy ol ;SeotiUh Ui.. tury. Fur sale by Uyu sunn a niim.i TTA.WTIIORNE'S LIFE OF PIERCE. XX . Just received, and for salo by ocd BURR 4: RANDALL. MANSFIELD'S LIFE OF SCOTT. The eoinpleto work. Also, au abridged edition In paper covorsf ,pl5 llUUIt At. RANDALL irOL. 20 OF OHIO REPORTS, tor salo by BUR It At RANDALL. TVTEW MAPS Of Muskinffum county and of ll the State. sepl6 1IUKR & RANDALL- purj X or UTNAM'S LIBRARY. The Eagle Pass; Lil'n on the Border. By Cora Montgomery. Wlilma nnil Or dltles. Bv Tom Hood. Homo and Social Philosophy 3d series. For solo at the New Bookstore. CC15 J. H. KILLI A. LO. vTEW BOOKS. Contentment better than M Wealth. By Alice B Ncnl. ,.,. Evenings at Donaldson Manor. By Maria Mclutosn. Dsnlel Webster and bis Contemporaries. A New England 'Pole, and Miscellanies. Personal Adventures ol "Our own Correspondent. Lite of William Tuttle The Master Builder. By Leo. . Woman, a Poem by James W.Ward. .., OCJ5 J. II. RILLY Ai CO. WALL PAPER. 8,001) pieces Wall raper of the lalnst New York, Philadelphia, and Boston styles. or salo st the Now llookstoro. lorti:i J. ti.itu.r.i at. ou. LETTER PAPER. 1,000 reams blue ana I white Letter Paper. 1,(100 reams blue end white Ci-pPaper . .... -...,...nt with the Eastern Paner Mills enable us to oBor rcat"iuduccments to purchaiers, either by the case or sin .lern.m. Inc'iai J. II. HILEY CO. . TnNVELOPES. 75,000-blue, white and bull I Letter Envelopes. SMJ.0O0 Legal Envelopes, At the New Bookstore. 1. II. RILEY Ai CO. OC'IJ rS) THE TRADE. Uur stock: oi acnooi. X L w M. ilio.l and Miscellaneous Boohs, Blank Bonks and tlorory is now complete, nnd we are prepared to i,tlr groat ueenif nts to tlm trade. octl31 J. 11. RILEY & CO. T AGAR. Hagar ; A Story of lo-day By XX Alice Carey, Author ol "Clovcrnook." At the New Book iaeDi-i ii. ini.r.1 w. i. 85 COTT & BASCOM have added to their es- I luhii.kmontailenartmentforthe sale of BlnnUa. IllnnU lionha and htutionery ol evory description. It is our Intention to keep up a full assortment ol evcrythina in this line which business men can desire. Tho Blank work will be matiulacturea by ourselves, ol tbe very best materials, and in tbe most substantial manner, and warranted to give satisfaction. Eniranco on llilih street T X) CLERKS OF COURTS. We now are printing lor several of-tlie Clerks of Courts, an elegant. style of Ulnnk Certiflrntre el natnraiizniioB. mm" who may wsst uicm, can i .nu , ug3U INK STANDS, Metallic Pens, Pen Holders, Psperand Letter Files, Notarial and common Wafers, Lcttor Miami Slates, and all the various little et cetcras io the Station ery line, constantly on hand at SCOTT & BASCOM'S. WRITING PAPERS Cap, Letter, Commercial, Note various shades and qualities ruled or nn. ruled by theream orsinplnquire, at ..... DlrUl 1 II fli'U V ! I I.'u STEREOTYPING. Books stereotyped from new and beautiful styles of type In a manner not inferiorto that of any Eastern Foundry. Particular attention paid to tho Stereotyping ol Wood Cuts. HCUTT st BASCOM. NVELOPES by the thousand, gross, or smaller quantity ol all sizes and descriptions, plain and embossed. Including a beautilul variety lor the Ladies, may be found at SCOTT Ac BASCOM'S. BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS, and Cards for Railroad Checks, Invitation Tickets, c, of any color and thickness, and cut to any sire, may be had at (SCOTT A; BASCOM'S. A RNOLD'S WRITING FLUID, Maynard& Xi Novcs'and Hoover's Inks Black, Red, Blue ond Green for aale by " SCOT1' At BASCOM. PRlNTlNG INKS, for News, Book, Card, and Jo! work, all the various colors in kees and cans, for sale at SCOTT At BASCOM'S. BLANK BOOKS, of every description, from a Bank Ledger to a sixpenny Memorandum, on hand, or manufactured to any pattern, at SCOTT At BASCOM'S. flLD BOOKS RE-BOUND, and Pamphlets and Newspapers bound to order, by SCOTT A BASCOM. s RAWING PAPER cut to any required size SCOTT tL nASIillH a. nun street. QCOTT SONGSTER. Songs set to music. O The best work of the kind ont Price 10c, sir-ale l per doien. sep!5 BURR At RAUDBI.L. THE LIFE OF GENERAL FRANKLIN PI EB.CE, by D. W. Bartlett, In 1 toL. lSmo. nrasttn 75e, paper 50. For sale by BURR At RANDALL. CINCINNATI. rpHE COST OF GOING TO HOUSE- X KKKPINO. The subscriber having determined to put bis E rices nt Ilio lowest reinunerstlvn point In view ul Increasing is sales, has no hesitation In showing his list ol prices to his euatomors, assuring them, (which Is -linost needless,) that lor the quality of artlclo presented, the price Is marked down to its lowest possible rate. Other articles may, aid doubtless will be nllt-r-d tor less prion, bearing the same sliapn and name, but union with avlew of making up tho dirlereuue, tho article cannot bo ul tho same quality, Having my line of Importation and manulactorei now fully complete, no other establishment can honestly undersell me. As my profits will necessarily be small, I oannot nllord to run any risk whatever in credits, therefore tho oath will be expected nn delivery nt the goods. In specifying my prices so closely, lam determined to hold to my usual ruin of selling only articles nt the best quality An Interior class ol goods would look cheaper on paper, but a year's use would show tho (inference In favor of the best. A rulo adopted In this Establishment four years since will be strictly adhered In that of naming the Inwf st price, and slriotly adhering lo tiiat price. I p-f'r to list to show what can bo done toward houin-kreplng fur $10. The tnllowluv Iltt of articles, of good quality, which are all requisite In going to house-keeping, may bo had for thirty dol Urs, or any part at proportionate rntoa i 1 Kitchen Shovel aud Tongs, 3 Painted Palls, 1 Tinned Iron Saucepan, 1 Cullender, 1 Flour Scoop, 1 CouVo Boiler, 1 Sugar Scoop, 1 Oraler, v 1 Barrel Cover, I Tin Dipper, 1 Half Barrel Cover, 1 Egg Whip, 1 Popper and Flour Dredso, 1 Bailing Spoon, .1 Tin Pin IMa'es, 1 rkimmnr, 1 Tin Wsnh-llailn, 1 Meat Fork, 1 Dish Pan, 1 Meat Knife, 3 Tublo and T- a-Spoons, iron, S Scrub Brushes, 1 Chopping Knife and Bowl, 1 Dust Pan, 9 Tea and Corleo Canister, 1 Dust Brush, J Japanned Lamps, S Brooms, 1 Match Safe, 1 Cortee Mill, 1 Chamber Pail, 1 Clothes horse, 3 Smoothing Irons, 1 Flour Sieve, 3 Largo Cedar Wash Tubs, 1 Oil Filler, 1 Wnih-Board, 1 Knlfe-Kox, n Dos. Clolhes.Plns, 1 Door Mat. I Set Table Mats, 1 Kitchen Table, 1 Briiaiinla CoHee Pot, 1 Potato Masher, 1 Do. Too Pot, 1 Flour Pall, 6 Knives & Folks, coco handles, 1 Spice Box, 1 Pair Carvers to match, 1 Pustry Board, 1 Corkscrew and Funnel, 1 Rolling Pin, 1 Largo Walter, ' 1 Clothes Line. BURNET'S, corner Fourth and Sycamore, itf November 1st we remove to our New Store, No. 14 East f ourth sireet, uincinnati, unio. oou YI7INNE HOUSE, Southeast corner of v v ltnnAnwAVAKn Third staketa. Cincinnati. Ohio This new, neat and commodious Hotel Is now open to the pup- Ik-. Iuc5-d4w K. WINNE, Pruprletur G1 1BSON HOUSE, Walnut street, between Knnrlh and Flllh. CINCINNATI. OHIO. O. II. liKFI'KOY, Troprlelor, lato ot Walnut street House. uuu-u WALNUT STREET HOUSE, Walnut st. T T between Sixth and Seventh streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. Jyfi-dtf W. HWENriv, rroprietor. E be! O. GOODMAN, West side Walnut St., nones of WltlTJNs.'.PIMNTINtt OTilEK PAPER. Agent tor aijttta t.agt bihik nruivg rajter. apiu T7NVELOPES JOj 500 M Buff Envelopes; 150 M White du; 55 M Legal da ; ICnMNoin do: ALSO Note Papers, a beautiful assortment, Just received by r- li 2fnnfA!u nplO 17 and 79 Walnut street. T7RENCH COMMERCIAL LETTER PA- X PKR. 30U roams Blue and White, lustrecelvcd and foreale atrnduccd pricea. H. O. (.OODMAri, apiu 77 and 79 Walnut street. T7RENCH PLAIN CAP and FOLIO POST, I ni inn.:- ' . - . 1 - J ., I I . 1 1-in -M limn flUU ,llllU',Jllllili:UCIIIiU niiuim .mum-i r.. u. tjjunnn, aplO 77 and 79 Walnut street, TINTED ENAMELED CARDS & CARD BOARDS. A beautiful article, manufactured by Messrs. Bliss, Potter At Co. 1 have tho largest and cheapest stock ol Cuius In trio city. 1!.. uuuoaian, apio 41 ana lr wniuuiai,, uiaiiuiauturiira jimnn. T AFFLIN BROTHERS' WRITING PA XJ I'Klts lhavn been dealinir In these I'auers lor more than a year, aud nnd them every tiling ono can witn, as to quality sou Drie.n. Tlinv urn tlm hlulieat crado of Puuer manulaclurori In tbe United States; always give sntisiaetion, and used oncearowanted again. A full assortment just received. I'j. yj. ' i uuu ni n , aplO 77 and 79 Walnut street. HERMAN SCHRADER, (successor to Charles Starch) Importer of Uernitm. French nnd bulili Kuni-v ;iols, Toys and Itlualcnl Inatrniiicnta, and H'holtsali Dialer in Accordem: Violin: Coml$, 1'iituls, Ptr- ctfssf'cm Cais, Pocket and 'J'able Cutlery. Simon. Spectacle!, Aa, Ac' NU. On MAIN STMKKT, HKTWKKN LOWES MAflKET AND COLU.HUIA, apiu-dom uincinnau, umo. JOHN H. DETERS, Manufacturer of BOOTH AND MHOES. No. 41, South Sldo 'l'hird Street, (oppusito Masonic Building,) CINCINNATI, O., Mr. D ketiDS constantly on hand a full assortment of tine Dress and Water l'root Boots and Shoes In all varieties, which will bo sold at very low prices N. B. Fine Boots (orworded by express, and wsrrsntfd to fit, upon all orders accompanied by the Cash and the measuro. apiu-tjv WINDOW GLASS. We are now receiving a largo stock of this season's manufacture of Belle, vernon Window Glass, and having taken tha first Premium at the Ohio State Fair, Mechanics' Institute of Cincinnati, and the Alleghany county Fair held at Pittsburgh, wo leui assured that wnulierto the city and country trade the best and most extensive assortment ot Gloss of the 1st, 2d, and 4111 qualities ; Druggists' were of all descriptions ; Tumblers and Jars ; , Pint and quart Flasks, Ac, Ac. All of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms by SPKKKS Ar. WRIGHT. Sole Afjents for Bellovernon Works, No. 1)9 Main st, Cincinnati. N. H. Also, a constant supply ol Diipont's Gun Powder ; Rifle, Blasting aud Sporting, Soda Asb, and bleaching Powders, aplU-d'm T3APER WAREHOUSE. The undersigned I o,.r n full assortment of PAPER, ambraclns News. Hook. Plate. Can and Letter Patier : Canillc. Tobacco, Msnillo, Wrap ping Papor, Bonnet Boards, Ate, Ac, ol the best quality, and at the lowest market price. Orders, solicited, which will be filled at tho same price as if purchased in person. We also make to oi dcr, at short notice, News aud Book Paper. niAun at --',, Nos. 77 and 79 Walnut street, ' 'Incinnatl, O. N. B. Tbo highest market price paid lorflAUS, in cash or exchanged lor papor. Jr-!4-d lm. G BULLET, Art Union Buildings, Cmcin nntl. Is constantly prepared to furnish elegant BUSTS, STATUES, MEDALLIONS and MONUMENTS. Re Orders solicited Irom a aistauco. jyiu-oum- UPHOLSTERY WARE ROOMS. West end Exchange Block, Broad Street, Columbus Ohio. 'I'hn siiliMnrilinr hus lust received a large and beautiful stock ot Material fur the manulactuie of MAT PRESSED ot evert de-scription, such as Spring, Curled Hair, Cotton, Moss, Palm Leaf, MubKs.ac. Also, material for l.ounees. Cots and Comtorts.andln fact, every uther article appertaining to his line ol business, . . i i i . l vnn 1 .... I m , r 1 . 1 ue uss spared no pains m iiiuvunugiuo w . llnhu.oiMn hiaerillrn attention to his business torthe psst eight years, and feels eontident thnt he can give entire satis lac tion. tie is also prepared to do (jpholiterlng in all its branches, t wit: Decorating ana Cushioning Pews of Churches, ouriain ami Cornice hanging, Carpet layiuir, lootn Co ers for Chairs, Solas, and every description of Cushionsfor Railroad ears and family purposes. ... . WARREN'S PATENTSOFA BEDS, so much In use and highly recommended in New York, Bullalo, Philadelphia, Boston il other ctties. rhi.nwrtlelelanow introduced into Furniture Establish ments of the very highest character, and is admi ted to be tar superior to any other Sofa Bed; It being a mora comlortsMe Holaand complete neo.ano cnaugea irom one m iav umn w,. reah-reaaeand deaDatcb tnan any other. It forms an elesant sofa without any appearance of abed; and with littlemnrethan a toncb, becomes an excellent bed. Columbus, July 13 SJtl. . p. TM PORTANT to NON-RESIDENTLAND- 1 Iini.rtKRS IN OHIO. The Ohio Lestslature. at its last ses sion, repealed all laws authorising the payment of taxes through tne state Auditor s urncr, in consequence oi wuicn an w must herealter be paid to the Treasurer ot Uie county in which the Isnd is situated by tbe ifOth ot December, or with a penalty of nve per cent tip to the Second Monday of January. This change of the law governing the payment or taxes by non-residents, which has been in torco more than thirty yeara, will cause them much embarrassment and loss. It requires the payment four months sooner tbsn under the former law, and In very many instances delinquency will have occurred before the chanse is known. It likewise renders it necessary toemploy an agent In each county in which the party happens to own land. To obviate, as far as practicable, tbrso difficulties, the undersigned has opened an office in the city ot Columbus for the payment oi taxes in the various countien in tho State, and for Ibe transaction of any other business pertaining to a (ienrrsM.and Agency, and particularly for the purchase and sale of Obioiands, for tbe redemption from tax sales, A c Tho undersigned has just retired from tho State Auditor's office a connection with which, of seventeen years duralioa. has rendered him lamilisr with all the laws and n-gulationa briug upon th rignts and interests ol the non-resident owners of Ohio land titles For farther testimonials, reference Is made tenia Excellency. Gov. R. Wood, Cluvelsnd, Ohio. Hon. John McI.ea, Cincinnati, Ohio. Hon. Thos. Ewino, Lancaster, Ohio. Hon. Thob Cnawns, Washington City, D. C. Hon. Jon Woods, former Auditor, Hamilton. Ohio. Boa. W. D. MoboaS, present Auditor, Columbus, Oblo. DEMA3 ADAMS. Columbus, Bept 38, lffi-dCm FOB WARDING. OHAMBERLIN &CRAWFORD, Forward-bss and Commission Mbchnts,ooi of SuporUit Street, Cteveltnd, Ohio, Dealers in Flour, Gralu and other Produce, (ex-eluslvrly ou cnmulliiion.) Proprietors of Now York aud Ohio Linn, Ohio Canal, and Union Line, Pennsylvania and Oblo Canal. C" Aieuts for Ibe following Lluesi urawloicl at co s northern )f)tisl $0. P. Kimball, 108 Stuto at., Boston. U R. Line of Steam Pro- Drtllera. Scuvoll.lUU " " Now York and Ohio Lake Boat Lino, 1 Chamberltn, Lee, At Co., new Turk ana Cincinnati i.tne, I Agents, Chambsrlin, Lee At Cu's Rxpniss, f No. 1, Camtltt Slip, Troy and Oswego Line, J New lork. nslU-Ain CHAM BERLIN, LEE & CO'S EXPRESS. I'bofbietors CHAM BERLIN, LEK At CO.,New York, and LEE, AHELL at CO., Bullalo. IJJp" Ship by People s Line Steamboats, Isaac Newton and Hi ndrlck Hudson, foot l.'ourtland street, North Hirer. Mark packages " C. Lee A Co's Eiprnss." For Freight apply to Jabks COatsiaN, )59 Brnsdway, New York ; Chambkblin, Lrb At Co , 1 Cosutles Slip, New York J S. Ciibnowktii At Co., Cincinnati, O ; Chahbiblin A i.'BAwroap, Clovolaud, O- ' mal3-6m CRAWFORD & CO., Forwarders & Commission Mkbcmants, Ogdcnibnrgh, N. Y Proprietors of tha Northern R. R. Line of Steam Propellers, between Ogdena-burgh, Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago. Dealers In FLOUR, UIUIN and other I'lloDUCIi, (exclusively on commission.) Liberal advances made on property tor sale at Ogdensuurgh, Boston and New York. uiulMiu VTOItrHERN RAILROAD LINE, between J.1 lloaion. New York nnd the West. CRAWFORD A CO.. Ogdensburgb, New York, Proprietors. This Line sonata's of tho following now first class Propellers, (leaving Ogdena-burgh three times a week t) OGDKNSBUKGH, WISCONSIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT. BOSTON, MICHIGAN. PRAIRIE STATE, J W.BRl OKS, CLEVELAND, and LADY OK THE LAKE. Connecting at Ogdensbui gh wllh the Northern Railroad, and the Vermont uentrni, nna ltiiunnn nna unninuiou un-ronda, botweeu Opdensburgh aud Boston, and with tbe 1iilte Chnmplnln & W hlte llnll Cnniil l.lne, between Home's roint auu new zora. APPLY TO Oth Kimball, Agent Vermont Central Railroad, 103 State tcii,! lln.tun O. P. Scovbll, Agent Rutland and Burlington Railroad, 100 Btato street. Boston. J. S. Maynabd, Agent Travis At Co's Lino, 33 CcontlesSilp, New Chas. B. Janks, Agent New York and Canada Line, 7 CoBntles Slip, up stairs. New York. Malcolm Canfikld, Agent Merchants' Line, 9Vi Coontics Slip, New York CHAMII F.KLIN At CRAWFORD, Cle.velond, Ohio. sna!3-6m ATEW YORK AND OHIO LAKE BOAT J.1 LINE ERIE CANAL AND LAKliS ClIAMIiKKl.lW LKE At CO., New York, and LEE, AUKLL At CO., Buffalo, Pro prietors. NEW YORK ANI OHIO LINE, OIWO CANAL. CUAMIIKItLIN at. CRAWFORD, Clovelund, Proprietors. - U.. irniLklnmitnl at TrnV ol- AlliuliV S t Annlv to N. Chambkomn and J. C. Oatjian, No. 1 Ceentles Slip, New York. o...,l a. ,1 M V A- ft T. P. I.llm " Shin dailv at Pier No. 8. East River, New York. malS-Brn i. Hasina. it. oabrxtson. n hanna. HANNA, GARRETSON & CO., Whole-salc Gbocbbs and Commission Mkbciiants, Harvey's Block, Morwin street, Cleveland, O. mau-uin- A. M. HAI.B. 1S5'i. JOIINTINUFB. HALE & TINKER, Forwardino and Com MiMttiv MRHCtiANTa. CAlumbuH. Ohio- Warehouse No. J, Exchange Buildlns, Broad street, (ono door west of W. A. Gill & Co's Agricultural Warehouse.) - Dealers In Flour, Fish, Sa't, and Water Llmo. Also, Agents Tor the following Lines'! Lslhrop Ai Co's Express. Merchants' Transportation Company, Ecktord Lino, I j,-rip ;,nB, Union Trausport'tlon Compt.ny, f Western Lake Ront Linn J fark psckogos ' Caro Halo and Tinker, Columbus, Ohio." N. B. Wo are prepared at all times to contract freight to ony part ot tno union. " Call and annus." mad 1853. EDDY & HALLADAY, Storage, Shipping and Commission Mbbchants, and JDciilerx In Suit, Flour, Flah, Water I.line, dVc. r Particular attention paid to the Purchaso or Solo of Grain, and Produce generally. K Warehouse and Office, foot of Front street, opposite tho C, 0. and C Railroad Depot, Clovelond. Oblo. Tjp" Also, AgnnU lor the following Lines on Erie conoi !-MEOCUANTS' TKANSI'OllTATION CO. APPLY TO H. N. Holt & Co., No. 9 Cacnttns Slip, New York ; Holt, I'ALMxn Ar. Ce loot of Washington streei, uunaio, nu- prietors. KCKFOUU LINE. IIuoh Allen, )Aontii, No. 127Hrond street, Now York, (1. B. Williams. J (up stairs.) Maxwell At Pattkn, i j. Wherf, Bullalo. John Allkn, Jr., J " J. w. Pattkn At Co.. Prourlctors, IDS, River street, Troy. pgr Mark packages Kckford Line," ship daily by "Old Line Troy Tow Boats," Cooiitieo Slip. UNION TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. Running in connection with Reei'g various Lines of Steamboat, on the Lakes. ruoPBiRTons. B. A. Root At Co., 113 Pier, Albany. Davis At Sutton, Agents Rood's Steamboats. Reed s Warehouse, Buffalo. A. It MnnrlAN. Buffalo. Geo. II. TUTTLBt, Agent, Broad street, New York. C. S. Kintior At CO., Agents, nurin marai-i, nusiou. r3-Mark nackaces "Union T. Company," ship by"8wllt. suro Lino of Tow Boot," foot of Brosd street, N. Y. WESTERN LAKE IIOAT LINK. Merchandise forwarded dnilv to and Irom New York, Albany and Buffalo, and all porta on tho Western Lakes -nd Canals, with despatch, without transhipment at Albany or Troy. y Car-a oca Insured between Now York and Bullalo. B .. ... ... ,, : .. . - , 1 1 1 D.-.J i u V 3. W. A ALL1UAU0K, rrupi i-n-i, a i.n'ou ... j . AGENTS. R. L. Howell, Broad street, New York, OLM3TRD At Daniels, 47 Quay street, Albany, J. J. Tallmadok, (foot of Washington struct,) Buffalo, Eddy At Ualladay, Cleveland, rn-Marknackaces" W. L. B. Line," and Ship by Western Lake Roat Lino, foot of Broad strett, New York fjjr Apply to U. FlTUli, cotumuus, u. r3P Our connections with the above Lines, and with Lathron At Cn's Kanmas. ara such that we can assure Merchants and Hhlnners in seneral. that we can forward foods to all points a little quicker and cheaper than any other Linn. Murk It. Mark ail packages legtuiy, ana witn ram. r.DKY HALLADAY, Cleveland. 11. FITCH, Columbus. apl6-m) A. IW. IIAI.K, General Agent on Ohio Canal. STARLING MEDICAL COLLEGE, Co r.iTsinns The rem: lar course of Lectures in this Institu tion, will commence on Monday, thel'tof November, and continue lour muntbs. The Preliminary Count, consisting ot six important specialities, beginning on the ISth of Octobkb, will continue until the latol November. FALTLTV. R. U. PADDOCK, M. D., Professor of Anatomy and Physiol ogy. CHAS. A. LEE, M. D-, Professor of Materia Medlca.Thcrapeu- tics and Medical Jurisprudence. r itr.Dr.KICK nlfclUUCH. M. u , rroiessoroi uucmisiry. SAMUEL M. SMITH, M. D, Profcsiorof Theory and Practice. R L. HOWARD. H. D , Professor of Surgery. FRANCIS CARTER, M. I)., Prolossor ot Obstetrics, e., and of Patbolosy. C C. 1'Altr.r.H, AI. u.. lemonsiraior oi ansiuiDj. PKKH Lectures 8f0.00. Matriculation 6.1,00. Graduation t:u,W. Iiisseeting Ticket $.r),00. By tbe expenditure of almost ten thousand dollars, during the Eresent year, on onr noble edifice, the Anato -nlcal Theatre will a finished, and the Hospital open for tho reception of patients, and many other improvementa completed, making the whole a moat perfect structure. All inquiries will receive prompt attention it addressed to S. M.SMITH, aug7 Dean of the Faculty. pROCKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE. J The subscribers invite the attention of purchasers, and tha publie genrally, to their large, new, and complete stock as above, to which they have just added a large variety of NEW GOODS, consisting in partol DINING, TEA nnd TOILET WARE, White Ironstone, Chlnn Fliilah. A Iso a large assortment ot COI.OHKD IRONSTONE WARE comprising Printed, Flowering Printed, Japan Lustre, Ate, Ac. In a variety ol new patterns and shapes. To our stock ot CROCKERY WARE we shall make constant additlonadnrlng theSprinr, by direct Importations Irom the moat celebrated Potteries io Euruie. French Gold Band aud White China. in setts or pieces to suit. Also, China Vssea, Colognes, Motto Cups and Saucers, Ate., Ac Solar, Hall, Hanging and Side Lamps, Lanterns, Lamp Chimneys, Wicks and Shades. With a lull assortment of Girandoles In setts or pairs : One Brittaania Tea setts, Brittannia Codec Tots, Tea Pota, Lamps, Candlesticks, Castors, Japan Wai-ers and Trays, Silver Plated, German Silver and Brittannia Tea and Table Spoons, Table Cutlery, AtcM A-c, Ac. I. AS WA It E. We have on hand a very larrc stock. In eluding Cut, Engraved and Plain. All of which we will sell at the very lowest prices, and invite ail interested to examine be-tore purchasing N. At O. FOSTER, apt Journal Building, Ilisrb St. between State and Town COLUMBUS UMBRELLA AND PARA-SOL STORE. First Poor North of the ll IT me Entrance. C.S.ELLIS bos re-opened his store, baring it In connection with Mr. R. D DrNSAa, thorousblv repaired, where he oilers a arre and extensive assort-neat of Umbrellas and Parasols, at the lowest prices. Being a manutacturerof Umbrcllaaand Parasols, be is able to make it aa inducement for those in want, to rail and look at his ext-usive assortment, every one being made of tbe best material A Iso on hsnd, a large assortment of Canes. Covering aad repairing done in the beat manner aad at short notice. Pinking done as usual. C. 8. ELLIS. Jaly 86, 1853. NEW-YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. fuom w. il. m'donald's adveetibino house, IOSnahsau-st, W. Vi T?OR MELBOURNE (Port Philip) & SYD- I? NF.Y. AUSTRALIA the welt known and favorite Packet Ship ' IIALTI MOKE," 1- 0U tons burden, Fhedebick II NoKTiiuor, commander who is well acquainted with tha trsdo, mi ih,i will sail on or about 1st November, Tlila lAvurite and fast-saillnz Packet Ship, A 1, Coppered and Copper fastened will havo Immidlato dispatch tor the above ports, tno DtiiK oi nor imiu unm, ri.BB. I,,.. n. ..ml mhera about DroeLcciliui to the fold Holds nf Aus tralia, ara solicited (o Inspect the splendid accommodations ol this ship, the owner Having utiea ner up rrxaruios ui ripcnse, lor th uonvenleneii uf all classes of naasenaers, boinii determln cd to msko her the most desirable conveyance ol any other ship in port having an excellent Library provided with beds and bedding. Her dietary will be upon tbo most liberal icalo, and will carry on experienced Kurt eon. i-artn-s rosining aiaais-tanro can, on application by letter (post paid) recolvo ony Inlor- mstion. i o v i ii - i ii i.n.-.j I. .j . i. ocl9 lm No. 9 West sfeet, Now York. METALLIC OVER-SHOES. The New-Brunswick Rubber Company would respectfully call tho aill'Iltlon Ol Dealers ill inn rimii, aim-iva iu lin n i-.wwiib ..u.. at their Warehouse, No. 89 Maiden Lane, Nat York, where tbey havo on hand and aru constantly receiving Irom their faclorleo, a full supply, whic h Ihov flatter themselves ate equal to any and inlorlor to nono manufactured either lor beauty or wear, and ueiore purcnosinir, wouia again issu ion nuouy ui i-mu"""- ...o .u. ,U.... ....,,.ll,,l nh Knot. unu lluill 1IIU ll nun) -in.il imj v,m to ', -- ' , Shoes, or any other kind of Rubber Goods, on the very best ' ..... . i,-i.. ,.i L-n,iiu u...i. terms. septsonij juuneun iiriiouniiini TNDIA RUBBER GOODS. D. Hodgman, X No. 07 Maiden Lsna and 99 Nassau street. Urst comer irom Urmdwav.l ri'snectiullv inviuis tho attention of his old custom ers and Mi-rcbaulo throughout tho country generally, to his stock of India Rubber Goods ol his own manufacture, vin Coats, Leggings, Carriage Cloths, Capes, Caps, Piano Covers, Ponchos, Gloves and Mittens, Machine Belting, Fonts, Life Preservers, Stoom Packing, nvrntl Overtime. Do-it Sorinss. A c. and evory description ol Rubber floods munulucturcd will also ue lound as aoove. Hi nnrula delv cnmnetltlon or comnarlson are worrontcrj proof ngainst docotnposition in any climate, and aro offered fur a e in larne or small quamiues, uuuuiuu umi mji vigi. solicited aud promptly attended to by 1) HOfJGMAN, aepl4 3m 7 Maiden Lane and 9!) Nassau st, N. Y. SEWING MACHINE. Singer's Patent Straight Needle Pirpeudicular Action Seaitig Machine. Patented August liith, Idol. Improvements, which render this inachino a p-rlnct instrument, patented April llilh, 1S53, To this invention, before tho great improvements wore ap plied, the first premiums wero awarueo ai ine nisi new lora Kim.. I.'ulr. and Fnlr of thn Ainm lean Instituto. As cow improv ed, tbr so macbluea are Inflnitcly ahead til competition, ai.d the Invention Is unquestionably tho most valuable one now belore tbo public, not excepting the pinning Much ne, Colt's pistols, or any other. All KltltlS OI eawing, on t liner ciuiu ui leiuui.-r, iiiiiiw by these machines in most beautilul atyle, so It cannot rip or ravel, and wiih immenio saving of labor. The groat shoo tuanu-fuetiirera at l.vnn. nud other nlacea uo theso niacliinns. The extensive saddlery estnllisbineuis of Newark. N.J. and Bridge- fiort, Ct UnC tticm, aim Wie manuiacturera OI ciuioiut; aim wura-nir taflnra in miinv narto of ibe country have introduced them. unit are employini! tlu-m with perloct sueceso. No sewing inachino previous to 'this was of any practical valnn, or stood the tc.t ol actual use, and no machinery lor stitching can evor be made that will be uselul wilhonl infringing on 1. M. Singer's patents.The public arc cautioned not to buy other machines containing I. M. singer s improvements, as uu uuriguurs win w pruwpuy and vigorously prosecuted. Price ot machines, with all apparatus complete for immediate use, incluiling the right to use under the patents, I -'.). (inters sent by mail, or tbrounb either ot the express liner, immediately executed. Country merchants coming to New York always lurnith a convenient medium lor the purchase ol machines. Town, county, or statu rights for the EXCLUSIVE USE ol thceo machines, lor sale on must luvorable forms. Machine needles ; also a splendid ariicln of silk twist on s pools, made expressly ior these machines, for sale at onr offices. Black $7. Colored $7.50 per pound. Principal oflices, 85d Broadway, N.Y.; 57 tiouih Fourth st, Philadelphia, and 10 Harvard Place. Boston. (opG-d3m 1. M. SINGER & CO. LOOKING GLASS and Picture Frame Manufactory 67, 00 cfc li Forsyth Mreet, N. Y. The undersigned, having devoted hla persona) attention for many yearn to theLOOH.INli-UI.ASW 4 Pit! '1 tHK-l'ltASIK UHSINKMiS is luliy competent by his experience lu execute woik (of every description) that will give sotisf action to Iho most particular. Being probably tho LARGEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT of ihe kind iu this country, It possesses advantnees ovor others In VARIETY ANDEXTEN-sivkmi-'.ss OK KTOCK i and tho long established and con tinual increase ul trade from all parts of tbo Union, with the msny Improvements the underaicned has recently mode in his machinery, enables hint to sell his articles at less prices tbun any other nioiiniacturer ; nnd lie respcctlulty solicits his Iriouds and tho public in general to call and examine his lanin assortment ol LOOKING GLASSES and PICTURE FRAMES provl. ous to purchasing. .r v.. urn i-iiin ui iiooiuv.hiI ml T on nana, uuni-.vvtji.fi.i, ivii.ni. i, iniiiwuni- ...... MOULDING, of every description, and all lengths, lor shipping. All communications tliroucli the- post cilice will be tliuiikiully received and punctually attended to. Direct to box 101, Chatham Square l'osl Office. augll-d3m S. J. SIGLE1L TYPE FOUNDRY. W. & H. Haoar would i,.i.,ii,llv nail thn attention of Editors and Printers in llto United states to thoir rslabllslimvnl, and solicit a continu ance of tboir patronage. Possessing, witn great experience iu the business, ample facilities, they hazard nothing in aayingthat allordero with which tliey may be entrusted will be tilled with promptness and rorrectnoss i and that the reputation hitherto possessed by the I'ounary.tn this respeot,win ue!unysusu,iui.-u Add tionswill constontly be mdu to tho already larse nud varied anorlment ot Job and Fancy Typo, Borders, llulcs, Ac , now to lie found In their Soecltm-ii Book rpeclmeno of which will Irom time to tlino tie 1. sued. A rroogorm-nt. have been mode by which the services of nn cmluent Punch Cutter have been so cured, and Book and Newspaper Type, ot an entirely new and beatiful cut, are now being executed by him, far surpassing sny thing yet produced for tho purposes of Mnchinoor Handprint. Ing -I hev keen constantly ou handover? article requircdin aPrlnt. Inn Office, such no Presses, Cbaoes, Cases, Galleys.Stands, Furnl. ture, Ac, which will oe turnistiea at manuiaoturer a pricea. Old type received in exchange, at u cents por pound. Mieeiuien books will bo furnished gratis, upon application by printers. realtors ana puuiisnera wimmg itbiiuium:- win with the same in detuil by Inlormlng us of the nature ol the work to be executed. Iausl0.d3uu W. Il li. HAGAll. rpHOMAS G. STEARNS, (late Cheescbor- JL ough & Stearns,) Importer nnd Jobber ot SI I. KN, 11 II.-1.INEH.V ANl FANCY fiOOD, 1G3 Broadway. New York has constantly on haud a oomulcio and carefully selected assortment of Black and Fancy Silks, Marcelines, Florences, Shawls, Ribbons, Embroideries, French and English Crapes, Lissci. Silk Cravats. Gloves, Lace Mitts, Dress '1 ntnmings. Bareges, Laces, White Goods, Hosiery, Linen Cambrie Handkcr-chiefs, Ac, Ac. The uudersigned would invito the attention ol bis Irlends and the trade generally, to an examination ot his stock. THOMAS O. STEARNS, 1 GO 11 rood way, between Liberty et and Maiden Lane. au30 3m TODD & BIXBY'S New PJaning Machine. JAMKS TODD & CO wutiM reip. cllully call the attention of the public, and uf all pri rons (in ony Stuto in tho Union) wishing to purchase Pl.niug Machine., to the new machine which they ore now building at their Steam Eugine and Machine Shop, eoruer seventh ana eimin airceie, uinciuusn. These m achines, with the samo power and an equal number of hands, willdo morn work than the eelebret'd Woodworth Machine, and do the aame equally as well tbey are well ea cu-laied for bard or aolt wood, lor working flooring, or fur surfs cing boards from 3 to 30 inches wide. These nio. hlnes (the right o run which we will warrant and defend) are the cheapest and beat ever uttered to the public, several of which are now in aucceoalul operation in Ibis city. We ara also building Planing Machines ot various sizes and descriptions, for plsninx boardsar timber, on new aud improved plana 1 i - u i. j n-j illli A. .-,k aut9.f-d3m cor Seventh and Smith sts .Cincinnstl. RUST PROOF, and Indestructible tooling. One of the most valuab'eatiDlicatloutof Science to practi col purposes, is that ot Electro tialvanisni, to iron pistes, by which means they become proof against Rust or oxydallou I ne tialrantied atteet iron IS tttereioro ine oeai material iddwb for Roofing. Th- Plateaarestrong.durableaiidincombustlbie thev are unaflectna bv raoia'ure ; ihey do not crack with heat or decay liko wood, slate or tin : they are cheap and easily pu together. Vaat numbera of public and private bui)dinf.-s, both In England ond in the United States, have been coveitd wilb this material and it Is a deserved favorite with tbe molt em. nent architects and engineers, whose certificates have been obtained. It is extensively usedfor Ventilstois, Furnocea.Water Bucketa, a e. witte, rcnutnu. In thlaeonntrv. Wire Fences, from lmoroprrconatructlun, have generally disappointed tbe expectations formed ol them, and this, mainly in consequence ot tho rusting ot the Wire. This difficulty is now entirely overcome by the use of Galvanised Wire,requiring no paint or eootins, and laoting alitetime. To secure the erection ol a substantial and durable lencr. directions should be lollowed, and such will be chrerliilly lurnuneony riiraiin nnnn aiinlii-atlnn- Ilia uartieularlv desiffnrd to meet aeonoinv in fencing Railways, Farms, Ac.socurmg a durable fence at a small coat. I'rrtlflrnie aa io the dnrabilily ef Galvanised Wire. Dear Sin You ask me to sive yon my testimony nt the c th eory of Galvanizing in protecting tbe Telegraph Wires In Eng. land from docay. I can a. sure you that we rind tbe Galvanizing process to preserve tho wire so much so that our wires, after ten or sweive years exposure no not appear 10 mi an iiaj- dized. and we have such an opinion of its protection against rust, that we have not aslnsle yard of plain wire in use. TiTiiMri.i lllrMrnv K. T. Co. Also. Galvanised Sheets lor Kootins. Soikrs. Bolls. Chains, Ltehtuini Rods. Hootilron. e . beine prepared toGalvanizeall articles of Iron which it Isd.-sirable to protect from rust. Under License from tne Patentee, lor sale ny MARSHALL LEFFERT3, 'Ul4-d6mls 10Rroadway,NewYork. JOHN C. HENDERSON & CO., 172, 174 and 176 Pearl atreet (up sfslrs) New Yarn, and fi-J Hue duFaniourt Pnlsaoaeierfl, Parte. Manufacturers. Importers, and Wholesale Dealers in Artificial Flowers, n.trieh Fratbera. Ribbons. Ac Also, Italian. English and American Strsw Bonnets and Braids. Tbe above description of soot's are chi-flf of our own manufacture, and Whole.a'e Mxicbants may rely oa Soiling the newest styles in onr wareronnr. he deviation in onr prices and terms, which are liberal. aagl3-'lm HARNESS MAKERS. Four irood Journeymen Harness Mkrrs wanted, to srhocn liberal wages will be paid, by the piece or week. Apply soon. . , irpa CUSUMAN HOWELL, 'ALL AND WINTER GOODS To Mer. chant Tailobs and Clovhikbb II I'KVH E. CRANK & f.'O.. fi-J niiilden l.nna. New Varlc. are HOW otlerlns sn enilre new and choice slock ot goods, adapted to Ren's wear, consisting uf Cloths, Cassmercs, Vesting i. Beaver and Pilot Cloths, Trimmings Ate., AO with every description of St ssonokle goods odspud io tha tiade, to which they Invlie Ino attention ol their friends and dealers generally '1 hose who wish to procure the latest styles at tbe lowsst prices, oan And them by calling upon ns. RUFU8 R, CRANE, auS4-d3m JOSEPH L. TAYLOR. GLORIOUS NEWS ! The most important Discovery yet made III I'll llll Pit' PATENT LIQUID CJI.VE, For Carpenters, Brush Makers, Book Binders, Cabinet Makers, Housekeepers, Druggbts, SiO 'ibis being a Psteni Glue, (u n liquid state, always ready for nse, requires no fire s it Is tree from smell, and will keep liquid in any climate i It also acts ss Cement lor Woud, Stone, China, Glass, Iron, Marble, Paper, or any substance as a paste or gum It stands unequuled j Its reputation, wherever it has been introduced, Is ol tbo first order ss saving to Meehauics, It is obsei vable nt first sight. Ws offer liberal Inducements to Hardware men, Stationers, Druggists, Ate , and guarantee it to cost less by SO per cent, than common ordinary Glue, We aro making extensive arrangements for lb s Fall Trade, and country merchants will do well to attend to this Immediately. We aro establishing Sole Agonts In all populous towus throughout ihe United States. Sold in Bottles ol three sizes, and also by the Gallon. Small samples sent to any part of tho United States, carriage Ireo. Also, tho British Furniture Polish, In bottles ofthroeslr.es. Country merchants attend to the above. Apply early 1-IllLI.H'S c uu. aue.1-3m 4 Cedar street, near Pesrl, New York. j AA PIANOFORTES. T.Gilbert &Co' -LVV New York Wnre room, 333 UrohdWBj.rorneroi Anthony meet, mid ojipoftitu Hnmdway Hauk d 1'brMre-wfacru the lurgoit avaortuieut of Planot, with aud without tbe eel-tab ruled improved Moh-an, may be tnuud all of which bxvetbe ui-ti.llio frnmp, nnd are warranted to Hand tiny elimatt, and give entire eatisaction, and will b Id at great bargains By an ex pericnt'fl ol eight yeare, waiting in mmiy Important Improve-mmita.tho JEultan hat been broujrht to a ptrfectitm attained bv no other. Nf'BrlyiiUWAsolpanshaveLiot'Dapplitd lor, and the demand ta rauiuiy locruarMifj, atifL-ani nouuoir or ivOEige nanoa. con veuifiit lor email ruoma. T. O. k i oe Piauoa are admitted to be tuper ior to all other e, owing to their finance and long etanding tn tune, rt icv earns aeai me manujaaory, uttt.ora tuppiiea at liberal diioounta. U. II. Wad' and thti enltro Uoaton Catalouuii of Music and loitructlon Books furnlibfd at thfa a lore at nhoic eaU. IJOiiACK WATKHH, fioie AaenU C'onitftDtly on hind, nn ext- nnvo asioruunnt of fraond'banil Plaooain Hcsuwood noii M6hopttuyra8fH,Taryjnfclnprlcpalrom $M to It 150. He .ond hnnd A.ulcan Piaiiot trorn $.0ito v7.W (.rami Piauoa Irom $M 0 to .01). Prince Ac Co'a Mtlodenna Irom $3f to Carhurt $j5 to 690 Guilara from $10 to $75. Ac. augl7-ilm HARDWARE . Delapierre, Baldwin At Co.. (Late Qumey ir Delapierre,) 31 and, 33 licy street, New York. WHoLKraxs Hahdw.ihk Miibchaatb. and Dcalrra in 8TUKL, IKON, aud other AIcTALe), Mails, Axes, Wire, Bprinirs, Axles, Ate. American Kuril nnd Heavy Ilnrrlwnre, of all kinds, torsolnnn Coinmlssjon at manulacturera' prices. aug4-d3m ''po DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY MER- JL CUANTrf The subscribers, successors to Phklps, f ow-lru At Co., and formerly lormany yi ars inlhe employ of (load-ley, Phelps At Co , are now prepared to supply the trsiie and Country Merchants with every artlclo In the line ol Drugs, Meaicinct, Paints, Dye Stvffs, Perfumery. 4t., Ac., and on the most favorable terms. Ilav.us lor some threo veora since been engaged almost exclusively in the Importing business, wo leel confident that we possess superior lacillties for obtaining our goods on tne very best forms, and we aredlsposcd to si II on cor respoodinly favoraf le terms to our customers. BTI'-DlllNS, tuuuiiAN at inn l.r.ll, Impor'enand Wholcsule Dealers, auglO-dnm v6 Clitl otreet, Now York. qX DEALERS in Playing Cards and Siatiotie JL ery. 'lake notice, thvt . it ib t'onsreso Curd and 8iatlon- ery Manufactory, Nu. io Vrsn trret, New York, yon can pur-chare Flaying aud Ennmeleii (Bids ot every description, LDBuuiaciureu ui a superiiir iiol-. aro oi uetter nniso, ana as LOWKIl I'RICKM, than can b -jjrebased ot any olher boose io lbs United States. He particular to coll and exaniino for vourtelvea beforo uur chaoina. aug94-3m FREDERICK HALDY, Jeweler & Walch- X maker, High street, betteeen Town and Rich streets, in Bachvs Building, has oorned a now assortment ot Jewelry, all ol which la ot the latest fashion, and ot his own manufacturing. As he bus been working for several yeara In New York, In one of the largest establishments In tbo East, he flatters himsell to do no work ncnt anil on cheap terms. Any kind of Jewelry or Silver Ware made to order niter drainas. in settlnu Diamonds Ate, ho flutters himsell to be one of the best In the country. Also, repairing Watches, Jewelry and Silver ware, will DO' done prompt anil on tliu most liberal terms. augl6-3ui him am) mmim. MRS. DE FLEUR informs her friends that nhfi has rnlurnrd. nnd whflit tbanaino them lor their lib ei ui putrotiARe, would call their atteution to the diflerent branch' et abt la prupurt-d to tr-aeh, aud hopei tor a continuance ol their lavrrt IMnntfi. vT.ultnv. nml vocnl Exerclara t Enamel Painting Pencil Droving, Monochromatic Drawing Colcred Crayon Draw ing, Paper ana feather Floictrt. 1 ATTIiBNa UKS1QNRD AND URAwN On PlUUTiaiB IOT VrOHCB, Buckt, c.for llmbruidrti v ot every description. jfRiiueiico on rroni aireei, nter embip. oci avm NEW MUSIC -Just received, by Express, a large lot ol thelaroat nuhllcattona. conditiDO ot Waluea. hurtgBf J'olkaf, Variationa. Marchea, Ate, tfec. At tno Aiiuic tore ot tf. mauhulu, oc4 dlw Near the Poit OlHce. TUST RECEIVED, a large invoice of Pianos, J from the celebrated manufnctoriea ot Cbickering and Ladd. ror aaie oniy, in una cuy, oy ocl REED & WATK1NS. AUGUST HAMANN, Teacher of Music, recently from Boston, oflers his services to tbo cltlzeno ol Columbus and vicinity. Orders tor Piano tuning promptly attended to. Uolorence, C. Rkkd. Address at Keen's Mnslo ritoto, H.ll. Mltuotion wanted ao Church Organist. Aueuststh, lp.r.2.-illy. BEED & WATKIXS' HIUSIC STORE. V K.W and I'OrUl AH MUr-IC, tbo finest collection ever bell lore brought to this city, which was selected for him In New ork snd Boston by conipctr.nt judges. Also, will be con- slantly receiving New Music soon as published Ue will been allied to furnish Seminaries and Teachers at Ibe lowest rates pussib'o. PI.iNOM The largos tstock everotlored In thlselty, from the ctileOratt'd manufactories rl cbickering, (Gilbert Ladrl. Ilollelt At Allen, aad various olher manufactories, which be will sell fur cash cheaper than any other establishment In this State Tho senior portuer having fa'-en a manufacturer of Pianos for the last eventenr, yeara. and bring stiilragaged in the business, in Boston, they are confident Ihry cansell lor less than any other establishmentintbi West M. II Pianos tuned and repaired at short notice. New and second-hand Pianos to rent. HEED Ac WATKINS. - telii 4 doors north of Nell House. NEW MUSIC, at REED & WAT- KINr-' Musle Store! fleceived this day a larvej supply ot new Standard and tssinona-jle Music Graud Polka do Concert, and Love Dream Polka. flrand Valso de Concert, by Old Folks at Uome, (comic.) Wallace. Allen Petcy. Gold Fever Gallop, by Strak- Blanche A I pen. oach. Tom Moore. Gaslight Schottlsefa. Old Vvtersn. Spring Sparrow Polka. ' National Schnttlscb. . Lexington Quickstep, by Cook. Auld Lsng Syne Wsltz. Happy Family Tolka. Ol for Baltimore, (comic.) Kathleen, Mavourpecn, as sung Walt fur the Wapon. bv Catherine ilaycs. There's magic in that little The Laat Kosn ol Summer. song : and many other songs Wedd-ng Polka. ((.robe, and pieces. apSS Lonaiana Belle, variations, by IWTVATCH, CLOCK AND JEWEL- JLl KY STORE. First Uaor Nnrtb of the Nell Honac Enirnnee. Tbe subscriber, in cocnaction wilb Mr. U. S. Kutt, having leased this Store lor a term ol years, have fitted il up lor tba purposeot making it pleassnt snd assy ol access, to the citizen ol Columbus, and vicinity. Is now openins one ol the best asiort. menu of Gold and Silvr Watches, Clocks Ladles' and Grntlr-men's fine Jewelry, in a1 1 its variety of nat'ern, style and price, now in market. Silver plated Spoons, Forks, B niter snd Fruit Knives, Gold, Silver and Steel i-prelacies, tegerncr with a general variety of furnishing and lancy goods. In ottering sny firstajvrrtisnment. lean only ask, on common with others, a shore ot your rolls and patronage. Goods will be sold at a moderate perrcnt-ge, and WABaarmD in every BK-rrr-r as bkpbksbktbd. All Sliver sold by me will be marked in tbe best style, without charge. Watch repairing done io the best manner, and raarantoed; having had more than twenty yeara prnetica'i experience, at tbe Fast, and iniendins to give my personal attention to this department, 1 would solicit your patronage, Kngravipt and Jobbins done in the neatest manner, at short aotice. Old Gold and Silver taken In exchange for seeds. Colamtms.JuljM,l852 K. U. IIUKBAR. SEASONED LUMBER, LOW FOR CASH. The subscribers have or. hand a lull assortment ot SEASON Eli LUMBER and 8 UINdl.Es ol all kinds lor building par. 'Thrj have also. In addition to ih'lr Flooring Machine, pnt In lperationoneexpreoslyiorSorfaciec.and are prepared to for-atsh,on short notice Lumber dn-ssed nnoneorbothsldes.frosa s 1- ches down to hall an ia-a thickness. Yellow anal While I'fne, Ann natal Oak Pleeriaai, always oa baud, ji.ior.l rs Iruiai a distance promptly attended to Wore hoes-i and Lumber id head of the canal, Colans-bao, Ohio. I apl B0TTLLS, COMSTOCK CO. F 1