Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1853-05-19

              '.I. VOLUME XVI. COLUMBUS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1853. NUMBER 264. in THE JDailjj CDIjia State Journal IS PUBLISHED EVERY" EVENINO, EXCEPT SUNDAY, 8C0IT BASCOM, journal Bcaswai, maa and ruu iTnuiTa ixtbanci on maa, TERMS Invariably in atlvante .In Columbus. SO.OO a voar by mail, 8C.0O. Daily during I lie kmbIoq of tlio Legislature, and I'rt-vteemy ror me rcinaiuuor 01 tno your, eo.uu. TUB WEEKLY JOURNAL la furnbiliod to city aulwcribors at 2, ami ny man at viuua year, Liu us or lour and upwards, ri.i often and upwards, 1.00. TUB Tltl-WEEIUY JUL'ItNAL la 93.00 a year. RATES OF ADVERTISING IN THE DAILY JOURNAL. Tho following rates and rulei have boon agreed upon between the proprietor or tne viio atatrsman anu tno unio mate journal, to o ouaerveu in ail ctuies, alter tnu uato. juty av, iihu.j One square, 10 lines or leas of this ailed type, for one Insertion. COo. i each additional insertion, 26o. 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Deaths inserted without charge, unless accompanied byfunoral invitations or obituary notices, uud when so accompanied, to bo paid for. All persons sending communications or requiring notices of fairs, soirees, concerts, or any public entertainments where charges uro made for admittance, and all notices of prlvato cntorprit-es, can only be inserted with tho understanding that the same are to bo paid for. If intended to he inserted In tho editorial column, tho tamo will bo charged at tho rate of not lens than i!0 cents per line, and then only when accompanied by an advertisement. EDUCATION FOR THE PEOPLE. On the Hnt day of Mat, Part First of TUB POPULAR EDCCATOK will be publlthed at No. 17, Spruce atrcot, Now York : Price, twelve aud a half cents. Tbia will be tbe mod comprehensive Educational Periodical ever Issued from the press. It will Include a regular course ol instruction in every department of knowledge. It proposes to introduce the People to all tho departmenta of Uumnn Know!, edge, and to atlordto individual man tho menna of a complete secular education Tne tollowlug Programme can be made to cover the whole field of Unman Knowledge. Each number of the Educator will contain articles ill several of tlio departments. Tbe Lesions in Geography will be accompanied with mapa engraved on copper; and tbe I .easona in every other Department which can admit of it will be illuitrated by diagrams, Engravings and Drawing.. Nothing which artiitle .kill can do, to embellish the several sub-tocta. will he neirlected. The Populab Educatob embracea the following Departmenta and Bubjects: 1. Language Tilts Includes Language, Grammar. Philology, and Belles Letters. II. Nntural History. Geography, Botany, Zoology, Mlnorology, and (leology. ill. Mathematics Arilh-motto, Alsebra, Geometry, Mensuratli n, 4 o. IV. Physical Sciences. Mechanic, Static. Dynamic, Hydraulics, Optica, Acoustics, Chemistry, Astronomy. V. Industrial Sciencea Flthlng, Hunting, Agriculture, Manufactures, Miolng. Metallurgy, Coin-ing; Modca of Communication, Impnivementa. VI. Flue Arta Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, Muaic, Poetry, Or. namental Landacape and Hardening, Ornamental Art. VII. Anthropology Man, Anatomy, Physiology. VIII History His-lory; Biogrophy, Ethnology. IX. Philosophy Mental and Moral Science, Logic. X. Political Science Law, Government, Political Econony, Statistics. XL Utilization Newapapera, Journals, L-'Cturea, Learned Societies and Institutions. All; Miscellanea Notices ot Books, Anawera to Correspondence, c Tbe sucoeeding parts tf thePuFULAB Edpcatob will appear on tbe flrat day ot every month, Price 12V4 certs $1,40 per annum: Postage, 1 cent, in advaueo. 8 ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY, 17 Spruce Street, New V ork, And sold by Booksellers generally : Ageuts wanted. aprS3dlm-T S' AVE YOUR ICE BUR- I NET'S PATENT WATER COOL 1C It. We are nuw ureuaied to oiler our friends and cuatomera aauporior article ol Water Cix.ler.of entirely new atyloa, and at greatly reduced prlcea. Thla article is the result ol theapplit-alion ot acien. title principles to the purpose intended, Til! to keep water aa cool as poaaible, aa long as possible, and with the loaat quantity ot ice. The iiroivrletorhaa long devoted his at- 3 tention to tbia parlirular branch of domes-zS!i4ilH,.niinniv. &. uaaainitrom onelraprove- ment to auulber, haa at length arrived aa near perfection aa it la possible to reach. A pronl ol this is found in the very general use of these Coolera In all parta of thecountry . A aimple stale-ment of facts in regard to these Coolers, will satisfy every one ot their superiority. First, they are tbe only article of the kind ever patented. They are lurnisned wiin two nisnnctnon-con-ducllog chambers, by means ol which, with two poandsot Ice to the gallon, water la kept (at a temperature of 40 above rero, or only 8 from freezlns) all day. Thua, at a coat ol aome three cents per day, a lamily of ordinary sire can bo constant ly supplied with water as cold aa Ice itself j larger number in the ssme proportion. This has been found by actual experiment to be saving of at leaat sevonty live psr cent, over tbe Earthen Jars, formerly used lur this purposo. Again, these Coolers Nitva awAT ; in this way aavlng much unnecessary waste and troublo. Being manufactured in the moat workmanllkeatylo, and hand somely nniahed In every reapect, Ihey make a very beautiful or-nament for tbe Dining Room, Hotel or ("teamboat. An Important Improvement baa lately been added to the Cooler, Tin A small Pan (capable of holding trom sla to eigbt lbs. of Butter) Inserted directly under the cover. This quantity ol butter can be kept perfectly hard all dny, withoutadditional ice, (a very important addition to tho eeooumy and eomlort of lam. If desired, the Cooler ean alao be furnished at a small expense with FILTERING APPARATUS, which serves the additional porpoeeof removing all Impurities from the water, rendering it porlectly clear and wholesome. The Cooler nod Filter may be seen in operation at any time at BURNET'S House Furnishing Eatabliabment, No. M East Fourth street. Cincinnati, O. For sale la Columbus by J MO. K. II KYI. , martl High street. ZINC PAINTS. The New Joraey Zine Company are now maaulacturing these paints, of k superior quality. 'Ibrlr advantages mover otner pamuarci I 1 They are not Pofsaaeas. Pleep-I n anartments recent I v nalnted may 1 tw ocennied with ImoanilT. and paint- era using these painu are not subject to the diatreasing maladies arising troaa the aae ol Lead. 9. Their fiomt ad DaraMYify. i Inside work, becomes mnrh harder than any otler iinc, o...o w. .., ------ t. rar. hiu; i -a. pa nt, and la dm eaany aoiiru , - e--.- - ,7 ' and a. it retains its whiteneand brillley unatteeted by bi g eoal or sulnharous a It Is unrivaled aa apainwor snip. and ateamboaU. For oataide exposed to weauier or water Zinc Painu will reiain their color and preecrving qualities long .TlA-". , .k.. Ind-thia. In connection with their greater durability. makee,im the long run, the coat of paint, lug with Zine lese tbaa baU the eoat with Lead. ma. Jnani Brown Surme CoUrr Zine Painta, which are sold at low prices, are arell adapted lor painting rooi.,ouuu...., all metallic auriaeos, partieelarly trc. which tbey etreetuaby . , .1 1 , i,V. tn Lmi at weather. protect ir , u.uup, u ,i" , Xbeee painta are prepared la tbe seme manner, and may oe . . .j i.k. whiu I m.1 Ther are for sale by many of tbe principal dealers la tbe citie end large towns of the L'a- a,- K--7 --Ammo t fiQttlF.R, 45 Der street New York, H. B. All Petals ananulaetureal by thia compaaj are warraat- r4 wm. n?i. w CM nil REWARD. Broke Jail, on the 11th tJlUU liwtaat.CHASrpionE.Bxr bis, about 1 Tears of age, ! narh ska .nrMrur. ot a wosnaa. aboat seet 8 lacitee huh i aa4 sxa a drab box coat ; committed for pasaiag eoaaler- aIV.'hJm Itvrr, aht SS veara of ace : about S feet 7 ineh aahlgh; an-U aaade, ol good baild; rather of still appearance and pleaaaat eoaatniaaea. black hair aa dark eyea; marked arlthladlaa iak oa the bark ol osw head aear thethamb; bad sea black frock eoat, black aatia reet, aad black paata. Com- Htad tnr tmnrlarv. Gcoaax WaDrwoarit, aboat 33 years old, heavy act, aboat S PCt t iachea high, of abarp featarea ; committed lor burglary. TwiaTT DoLLaaa Rxwaaa will be ped tor each of tbe above . if delrvend the tail of Frnaklia eosratr. ll.Tr. Dotxaa will be patd lor Wat W'ATton. ared aboat i aaontS leat sacaea high t cwmitted for aeaanh and battery. JOHN UREEhLfcAr, J-aena Cohtsabas, AprO 14, Iffil-apl6tf PLUG INEW-YOKK ADVERTISEMENTS. MOM W. II. M'nONALP'S ADVIBTIBINO IIOCSI, 109 HASSAU-ST, N. 'IX) MEUCtlANTS AND DEALERS. -L W. J, DA VIM & CO. beg to rsmind merchants and ocaiers mat tney are tueaoie agenta lor M. F. CI.KAVKRM LNItl VALID HONEY SOAP. the only genuine alao, for hla celebrated Muik Broun Windtor, and other Toilet soaps t Hear s greaso, clarilied marrows, anav-log creams, military abavinz aoao. eto. J'beT are conatantlT imnortlnir the finest Qualities of Enzllah and French Hair and Tooth Bruahea, shell, horn and Butlslo ureaaing uoroos, and every description ot goods in tbe Fancy sud Perfumery lino, which they will sell at the Lowbst cash PniCES. Price lists and samples sent on when applied for. Merchants will find it well worth their while to give them a call w. i. uAvta & CO., No. 40 Courtland street, Now York, morKI-3m-M Hole Agcnu for the United Statu. GEO. M. TRACY & CO., 84 William St Corner of Maiden Lane, Acts York, impohtkbs op OENTXEIUEN'ti FUUNIHUINO GOODS. In this establishment, belnir the largest in tho eltT. mhv he found a larira and well selected stock, eonalstlns: in nart of rich scar I a and crnvata, bnaiory, glove., under garmenta, suspenders, atocka, London and Napoleon Ilea, shirts ot all qualities, etc. uaving ueen engaged in mis ouaineaa tne lasctwenty years, comment is unnccesaarv. na thev have made auch arramzements in Euroue that they are recelvinar br almost everT atoamer the cnoioeai gonaa tne maraet atturda, and pnrchnaers need only call to salialy thcmaolves that every article in the furnishing line may oe louna nero. lonuu-jm-K ATNT ELASTIC FELT MATTRAS 8ES. Mado under a now and nocullar nroceaa. for Private uwniiiDga, jiuieia, oieamooaia, snips, etc. These beda. together with bolaters. nillows. comforters, etc, are ottered to tbe public, alter a tnorouiih trial, us the beat and cheapest known. They possess many and great advantages, among wtnen may do mentioned tne loiiowing, viz i Tbey are cheaper than bair: will retain their elaatlcity alwava; aro proof against all kinds of vermlu are preventcra, aa well ni reucvera oi rueuiiiatism ; are aweetor aua iar more cioaniy man any omrr; are easily renewed; are valuable aa Lllo Pre- servers a oerio mattinsa ot tots material bi log sufficiently buoy' ant to sustain a person several davs. T'hey will be found desirable for foreign markets, particularly for California, Auelralia, China, and tbe Islands in tbe Pacific Ocean, bearing close packing, and on opening returning to their ungiuai ouia. ruraaiuoy DUKHMUH it. NIXON, Solo Agents, No. SI Park Place, and 19 Murrev street. N. Y Lw1, Uobolsterers. carriaeo malccra and others. auuDlied with me reiiing oy ine pnuno. T ino traaegenoraiiy supplied at a liberal discount. ST We are permitted to uso the names of tbe following ucn tieuien, wuo navo uaea ana approvo oi tne articles George L. Schuyler, Esq., Charlca Davia, Ksq., j. iireen rOBrson, t'.sq., Klihu Tuwnsead, Jiq., II. Hrewer, M. D., J W. Ursdshaw, M. D., Captain Hazard, Butl'slo, Captain Holliater, ' hot. H. w. tseiiows, Robert J. Rankin, Esq., Nicholas Dean, Esq., Captain Joaeph J. Comatock, Com. U. S. Mail 8teamor Baltic. Iebl8 9ml 17NAMELED COTTAGE CHAMBER XU FUNRITURE. MATTIIEWS & ST A C Y , 526 Broad- way. corner Spring atreet, New York, opposite St. Nicholas Hotel. Preacott and Cullnmore Houaes. now oiler at wholeaale and retail, the must extenaive aaaortment of Enameled Furniture to be tound in tho Unittd Stutes, all Irom original designs, including Oriental, Serpentine, Opi-n Cottasn, High Post and otber patterns. Alao, Rosewood. Mabognny, Oak and Black Walnut chamber and parlor suitea. M. & S., devoting themielvea exclusively to tho manufacturing departmert of tbia bu.inens, nesure purchasers they can procuro ol them well ansoned, durable and elegant furniture, at prices varying from $5 to $fj0u per suite N li. ro connection wuuany otner arm in tne city, fcl.9-:im-M lffEW SILK HOUSE TULLER, HUTCH- ll INS Sc I.A3KLL. Imnorters and Wholesale Dealers, 91 Lib erty, N. Y., are now receiving and opening a Tory large and en- uieiy new atoex ot HII.KM AND FANCY DRY ftOODH. comprising dre.-a silkB, dresa sonda and trfmniiuga, bonnet and larteta ribbons, sbawla, kid, ailk and Llsie gloves, whito gooda, lacea and embrolderiea. tout ther witii a general assortment of every variety of goods in their lino ; eaah and time buyers from every section will find this a very desirable stock, and at low prices. WW. U. J ULI.XR, rTKPHRN LASEI.L, Wm. 8. UcTCiiisa, Wm. D. IIabt, II. M. McCobklx, fc bH-llm-M All late with Bowen McNamee. I7RENCI1 FANCY & STAPLE GOODS. 1 nCOIIKS, Dtj'l'UY fc OHKIIANtiR. 73 Williom street, New York, Importcra and Wbole.alo Dealcra in French Fancv (iooda. havenow in atornnid are receiving br every pack et trom Havre, a large and desirable asaortuicnt of gooda lor the aprlng trade, which they offer to the trade at the lowest market prlcea. Among llleir atoca inny oe lounu Aaate, ailk. Ureas, vest and laocy buttons of all kinds i percussion caoa. Oil and tB. riobed and ribbed and unlit : fans of all descriptions, a most complete assortment; bruahea teeth, nail, hair audahaviog; aceordeona and ftutines ol the mott superior quality ; purses silk, buck and cotton i kid and leather gartera ; Imitation jewelry, none nraceieta, jas gooaa- etc.; auapenaera, Irom low to hlch prlcea, a complete aaiortmcnt; silk guards, steel pens, neat chains, violin strioga, etc., etc : game bat., dice, mirror., eyelets, penholders, eto ; together with many other tan-cy articles. lebll 3m- 1NEN GOODS. The subscribers, Import- J ers of Linens, etc., oiler lor sale a full assortment ot the moat approved manulaeturea, conaialing in part as lollows ; lirown and oieacnea oiaperana oamasx, an wioins. Table olotha, ol all qualities and sizes. Napkins and doylies Snowdrop and satin damsak. Birdaeyu Diapers narrow lu very wide, and from coarse to very fine. Pillow cases, linens and sheetings. Drillings Plain and tancy Irish, French and English. Ilnllanda Brown, bleached, black and alato. Pantaloon Linens 3-4, 7 8 and 4-4, blay and yellow. Linen cambric handkerchiefs, a large variety, whirling Linens Llgbt, medium and heavy. Printed Shirting Linens Choice snd now patterns. Mosquito Nettlog. GREENWAY, BROTHERS & CO., febl 3m-M SI Park Place and 19 Barclay at, N. Y. GILLIES & BYRI.E, Manufacturers of KNAMRr.KD OKNA1M KNTAI. COTTAfiE AND CHAAIIIBK FDKMTll K K, 4.VJ Broadway, cast side, below Grand atreet, manutnetory No. 49 Greene atreet, New York, take pleasure in inlorming the cilizens ol Columbus and its vicinity, that tbey alill continue to sell a warranted first class article at prieea so lew as to otler the greatest inducements to all who intend purchasing, to call on us belorn making up their bills. All articlea ottered at our eetablisbment warranted to be constructed thruus hout ot kiln-dried wood, and ot the beat quality of materials, li-ing the first to manufacture this lurniture in tbn United States, vesrs of experience baa enabled oa to produce an article that is st once a perfect combination of beauty end utility. Being encaged exclusively In Inia one line, we nave tne largeat aaaortment in thia country, made after the lat-st Parisian and Italian atvlea. Heine the most varied and unique aaaort ment ever belure offered, tbe most particular tastes in regard to culor, shading, ornamenting, etc., eto., can always he auited. All onlera through tbo Post promptly attended to. Mattresses, feather beds, pillowa, pai'laissee, etc , at the abortnst notice. Greatest care taten In unxing. un.i.ir.n at oinnr.. No. 4 i'.' flroadwny, oast side, oeiow orsno street, n. i. Will remove on May 1st to No. 540, a lew doors above Spring street. janaMm-sr WILLIAM SIMPSON, Manufacturer and Dealer In KI IIMTIIItRAMI UPHOLSTERY. In all its branches, wholesale and retail. Nos. 89 Bowery and 131 rhetr street New York. Tbe CHEAPEST i URSlTUgE ESTABLISHMENTS the United Statea. Hunprinr roaeanod lurniture In suits. In brocatetle, plush, etc, etc; alao, every extensive stock of msbogany, black wal. nut and other furniture, wblcb be warrants equal to any in tbe city, to which he calls Iho particular attention of country mer-cbantaand others. N B. Goods carefully packed and shipped to any part oi tne urld. jamluVlm-it TNDIA 11UBBER GOODS. The subscriber L would reanactluIlT rail the attention of hla old customers and mercbanta throughout the United State and Canada to bla stock ol Rubber (Iooda. manufactured by himaclf expressly for the aprlng trade oi io.'.i. ma atocx oi SLlJlsrsnsf. i.a.ir a aas c,, a narticularlT deserving ol Inauectlont aa it has never before been ao complete, nor the artirlea more perfect. Aa Exlenalve Hloek tf Coats, Carriage Cloth, Machine Belting, Capes, Wading Pants, Engine Packing, Pants, Piano Covers, Lile Preservers, Overalls, Gloves, Air Ralls, lj.inirs. Caoa. Whips, and every deaerlptlon of Rubber Gooda, constantly on hand. The above are warranted to aiana any cumais, ana win on mom at most reasonable prices. Orders solicited, and promptly attended to by D. HODiiMAN. ili Maiden Lni nnt ci'TImt iruiu Diiwuway, janl9-3m:M and 59 Nassau street. New York. F1 LOOR OIL CLOTHS AI.BKO cb HOYT, Hoi 78 and 74 Jorm stbkkt. N aw Ynax, Manufacturers of Floor Oil Cloths, lnr in tbe trade, oa liberal term a. a aeneral assortment ol the above goods la various widths, of 3 ft, 3 ft , 4 It 8, 5 It 3, ( ft, 9 ft, 12 It, 15 ft, 18 It. and at It; also. la widths of 3-4ths, 7-8ih aad 4-4tha ; also, Table Oil Clatha, 4-4tba, 5-tlba. and C-4tha wide. Tbeae gooda are well seasoned aad will endure any climate. lanl8-3tn:BT SPRING GOODS, 1S53. Wm. H. Knoep-fbl, 99 William atreet, New York, Importer mid Jobber in Frenrk, Genaiaa, iurl'sa aad Domntic Goods, for Tailora and Clotbiera, haa received by late arrivals, a large aad well selected stock la . (iermen, English and French cloths, of an gradea and styles. Mohair coalings, drap d ete, qaeea's doth, alpaca aad worsted coatinsa, caabmerette. Mixed and clouded xepbyr Hoth. plaia and twilled Faaey Frrach and Baraaley drilla. Browa aad yellow liaewa. Faay plaid and figured Marseille. White and RalT do do Drab silk and liaea enatinrs, together with aa extensive assort meat of trimming, and otber goods suitable lor the Clothing Trade, oa the afost favorable terms. i-.w ah or abort time barer, aad in who study tbetr mpreets, will call aad exasniae his stock before purchasing else where, jasua-tyim NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. PSOM W. H. M'DOMALD'a APVKBTIS1KO UOVSI, 103 KA8SAO BT., N. V. "7HOLESALE BOOK HOUSE. COR- v Y NISH, LAMPORT & CO., No. 8 Park Plane, New York, being extenalvelT ens send in the fublithinir. Bookselling and Stationery Bueineie, are prepared to oiler every variety of goods In tbelr line on the most liberal terms. Their own publications embrace many Taluable and popular miscellaneous works, to gether with an unrivaled selection of school books, Including Studdard celebrated series or Arithmetics u. L. At uo. are also large dealers In and manufacturers of every varloty of Cap and Letter rspers, wnicn tney onur at manuiaoturera wooie. am prices. Orders from tbe Trade respectfully solicited. epC 3m-f TNDIA RUBBER GOODS. The Union In- -I. dia HCBDKB . co., warenouse no, iv nassau atreet, New York, extensive manulactnrers, under Good year's patents, of Coals, , Lllo Preservers, Piano Covers, Capos, Air Beds, Tarpaulins, Caps. Pillows, Surgical and Army tt Navy Goods, Cushions, Chemical Apparatus. The iooda made by this company are warranted to stand all climates, and are superior to those mane under any otner patent. u. m. wiLBOn, president, F. M. Siixpabd, Treasurer and Secretary. apb'-3m-M T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF JJ DItY GOODS! 0. 0. WILSON & CO., Imnorters and Jobbers of Dry Qood: No. 12 Courtland Street, (opposite tke National and Western Hotels), ana Plot, n ana u vey street, ' NEW YORK. Invito the attention of Wholksalx Botebs to their very large assortment ol goods, which Is kept complete at all sessons of tne year oy tne addition oi an tno new stytes ano laortcs tnai are constantly arriving oy "steamers" and "pacieis. we nave targe departments devoted exclusively to tnesaieot eiotns, L'asBimerea, Veatinia. Tailors' Trimm'nga. White Goods, ilo liery. Dress Goods. Shawls, Yankee Notions, Domestics, etc, etc. In addition are displayed large lines of prints, including Merrlmacsand Cochecos, Ginghams, Lawns, Beruges, Black and other staple Silks, Merinos, Bombazines, Alpacas, and the numerous other articles appertaining to the Dnv Goods Tbadk. Aiao, agenta ior tno sale ot "llovlb'a Kovai rsient swanauown Sewing Colton." wo invite tbe attention ol tbe closest buyers ior casn or credit. mano-iy-M T7AIRBANKS' PLATFORM SCALES. X Long known Severely tested Always right- The ac knowledged standard. Agents llKC'lVKll K UliSUM, coiumous. mar8 4m-M BILLIARD TABLES. The subscribers offer for sale Tables ten per cent, less than any other establishment In tbe city of New York, with improved cloth or patent India Rubber cushions, which are prelerred to all others now in use by the best players in the United States for correctness and elasticity, and are warranted to stand in their place for years, without repairing. Gentlemen wishing to purcbaao ia-bles of all descriptions, with Marble, Mahogany or Pine Beds, can bavo thoir orders filled tbo same as it they woro present, by sddressing us by mail. Always on hand, tables, cloths, bolls, cues, French leathers, pockets, pool boards, and cue wax of tho neat description, ready ior snipping ni ine snoneac nonce. umrriiu at iiuurtcu, marO-3m-M 00 Ann street, New York. SALT. The subscriber, being largely engaged In the salt busincaa in the citv of New York, would in form merchants and conaumers that he keeps constantly on hand, Aahton's, Wortbington's and other brands of Llvorpool fino salt; Liverpool ground alum do.; Turks' Island, Bonulre, bt. uoee and oilier iinaa courao ssit, and renned ground rocs salt, in bags of 15 and 7 lbs ; also mineral aud Asbton salt, in tbe same sized bags; also, casea and haga of Saline do, andcuaci of ground rock do, for salo upon tbo most favorable terms. Orders are solicited, and promptly attended to. by BAMUKL IIU l ALljlilU, At his Salt Warehouse. 101 and 103 Brond street, and 297 Washington street. fobl-3m-M BENHAM, WHITNEY & CO., No. 272 Pearl street, New York, manufacturers of PLAIN, JAPANNED As PLANISHED TIN WARE, and Dealers in Hardware, Britannia and Glaaaware, such as Ta-hln Cutlery, Britannia Urua, Tea and Coffee Pota, Candleaticks, Table Castors, 8oup Ladles, Fluid and Oil Lamp., Pitchera, Turn-blera, Table and Tea Spoons, Plated aud German-allver Spoona, Forks and Ladles; Tinned and Enameled Sauce.l'ana, Muslin Kettles, Fry Psns, Shovel and Tongs, Sad Irons, Iron and Brass Wire, Brass Kettles. Sheet Iron, Tin Plate, Block Tin, Antimony, etc. All gooda carefully packed and uarranted. tebl6-3in-H HILLMAN & NEAR1NG, 105 William ttreet.New York, wholeaale doaWa In Yk AND nilLLINKRV GOODS. Invito those visiting the city to examine their choice and carefully aelected stock of Silks, Paris Ribbons, French Flowere, La. ces, t(C.. Embracing the largest assortment necessary for tbe MPlinory trade. Wo oiler advantages to those buying Jor VASH or Avrtiuv-ED CREDIT. JanltJ3ra-. YOUNG & LEAVITT, ISO BROADWAY, NEW YORK, (opposite John atreet,) Importers and Dealers in WATCnEM, DIAMOND. JEWELRY, Gold Pena, Plated Ware, Fine Cutlery. GUNS, PISTOLS. POWDER FLASKS, Sltot Belts and Pouches, Game Bags, FANCY GOODS, Aceordeona, Violin Strlnge, Plated or German tilvor Forks, Spoons, eto., etc, janl8 3m-M BROOKS' GREAT EXHIBITION PRIZE THREAD. This six-cord Thread, made principally from Sea Island cotton, Is warranted not to kink or knot in sewing and the atrnngeat and smoothest in the world. It la now taking tbe lead of all other makes. FOR SALE BY Twoedy, Moullon dt Flympton, Hunter, Buckley at Co., Calhoun, Vanderburgh at Co., Lee, Fenton at Phelps, Avery, Hillard & Co., Henrys, Smith & Townsccd, W. dt J. Morrison at Co., John Martin, jr., Co., Freeland, Stuart at Co., Claflin, Mellcn dt Co., Lord, Warren, Salter at Co., Greenway, Brothera & Co., George Opdyke sV Co., L. it V. Kirby at Co., Lathrop dt Ludington, Ilurlbut, Ainswntth or Plcrson, John Steward, jr., ft Co., Smith, Carey at Moaely, Brooka. Brothera aV Co. etc. And by all the leading Jobbers, Ac, in New York, Boston, Phila delphia and Baltimore. febl63m-M PREMIUM PIANO FORTES. GROVES-TEEN dt CO.. No. 481 Broadmty. Nem York, would call the attention of those about purchasing to their apleadid atock of 6 to Tii octave Pianos, wnicn tney ueneve eannoi oe excelled oy anT other in the city, either in tone, finiah, quality of material. or workmanship. Medala have been awarded by the Ametican inaiuuie to lueir instruments ire years in tim. Having recently purchased the entire stock of the late firm of Dubola dt Warriner, formerly Dubois and Stodart, lavorably known for Fortv Tears as I'lano makers, they would invite tbe continuance of the favors of their friends and customers with Ike certainty of giving equal satisfaction. For tbe southern market wo are mazing witn jjouoie iron Frames and detached cases, peculiarly adapted to the climate. tcb8-d3ra-H TO WHOLESALE MERCHANTS. John C. Hkndebson dt Co., No. 62 Rne du Faubourg Foiaaon- nlere, Paris, and 174 and 176 Pearl street, New York, orlcr lor ale an extensive assortment of French aud American Artiliical Flowers, Feathera and Ornaments; Italian, French, Lngliah and American Straw Bonnets, Ribbons, etc The above, chiefly ot oar own manufacture, embrace tho largeat and moat varied stock to be found in the United Ststes. Samplea may bo seen at our ware room in New York. janll-3m-M NEW YORK SALTPETRE WORKS The attention of dealera and conaumers 1. Invited to the Refined Ssltpetre produced at theeo works, being warranted au-nerlor In aooearance and quality to any otber. Crude Saltpetre for sale in lots to suit purchasers, at tbe lowest market price. mi ! u , 1 1.' 1 1 . i,r mart! 5-1 m-M 139 Maiden Lane, New York. THE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK. TIIOMAM i. ST EARNS, Importer and Jobber of Sides, JMimaeryoaa fancy Goods. 164 Broadray, New York, has now in store, and is daily receiving and offering at the lowest prices, a complete assortment of goods In his line, embracing all the various style snd designs, consisting of black and fancy silks, marcelines, Flo-rences, .bawls, trimmings, bonnet ribbons, tafleta and sat'n ribbons, dress trimmings ol all kinds, French and English crape, crape liases, silk cravata, embroideries, gloves of all binds, silk lace mitts, bareges, laces, white goods, hoaiery, L. C. Uandker-chiefs, ete. Tbe undersigned invites the attention of the Trade, and bis friends generally. Great inducements uflered to cash and short lime buyers THOS. G. STEARNS. 1(53 Broadway, bet. Liberty at aad Maiden Lane, N. Y. dee3t ly THOMAS DOUGLASS, (late Bliven & Dovolass), Commission Merchant, manufacturer and wholesale dealer In every description of AMERICAN HARDWARE, No. 5 Plstt street, four doors from Pearl, New York, Manufacturer of the Premium Steel Square: Agent for Bee's Brace, Turn-screws, ete t also. Kendall At Taylor's Thermometer, Barome-tm, etc.; Unloa Bett Co's Butts, Gate Hingea, Brackets, etc.; Brown at Brother's sheet Brasa. Brass and Copper Wire, Rivets, etc: N. Newcomb's Smiths. Bellows, ete. ' THOMAS DOUGLASS, ASA FARR, Jr., aovll-ly lata of tbe firm of Child, Fair At Co., St. Louie. JUST OPENED. The subscribers would re-tppctfully eaaounce to their friend and the public lo general, that they have just opened a store oa tbe corner of Long street aad State Aveaufl, opposite P. Hayden' Factory, where they intend to keep constantly on hand, a large aaaortment ol tbe revy best of Family Groceries sack aa teas, eofiee, (agar, . An.r rim. nan. noan. candle, atmrrh. eheeae. eteetd together with every articleased by families, which tbey offer to aellositeioweasrnut,ioriaoaiy. July 14, 1654. W. DIXOM CO. BUSINESS CARDS. Wal. DXNNISON, JB. H. (. CABBINOTON. TVENNISON & CARRINGTON, Attorneys XT AT LAW (Ci in Odeon Buildings), will attend to proloi aional buainesa In tbo Stale and Federal Courts ; also, to colloo lions, the law ot Inauranca and ol patents. junl, o.l diy LUCIA M miTTIKS. THRO. CO SI STOCK, OXO. O. COSMTOCK, BUTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes-ors to B. Comatock It Co.,) Forwarding and Commission Mercbanta, Lard till Msnulaeturer., and dealers in .alt, piaster, nab snd lumber. Head ot tbe canal, uoiumous, unio. Liberal advance, made on eon.lgnments. mar 6 TOSEPH F. SMITH, Attorney at Law tt Real Estate. Bounty Land and Pension Agent Two doors east ot Uigb, on i ownstreot, Columbus, Ubi -Will attend to the practice of his profession, obtaining pensions, buy Ing, selling and obtaining land warrants, selling and leasing real estate, examining land tines, collection ot claims, eto. py- Letters irom a distance must ne postpata. juau nERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard VJI ware and Cutlery, Iron, pails, glass, houto builders' mate rials, farming and mechanical toots, military goods, etc, eto. no. lui iiign sirees, sign ui iuo uiii x-auioca. NEW COAL YARD. A new Coal Yard haa been opened on the lots south of the Ohio Tool Com pany's Factory, where Northern and Hocking grate and black. smith's coal will be sold oy tbe ton or Dusnei. decj-dtt w. n. A!Alinci.ij, Agent. ANNA KTACXT. w. a. Jones, CTACEY'S HOTEL, southeasttorner Main KJ and Fourth street, zaneavllle, OHIO. sep'-ft-ati NATIONAL HOUSE, Circleviile, Ohio JONATHAN BOYD (formerly of the Carlisle Houto), Pro prietor. P. S I have in the office a " Private Stock Register," ior the benefit of those buying and selling the same, which enables me at anv time to slvo satisfaction in regard to the sale, location, etc., ol all the stock In Pickaway and adjoining counties. Circleviile, Ohio, Llao. 17, iVM-aum j . ou i u. T RIDGWAY'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad I s atreet. near the brldeo. Columbus. Ohio. Stoves of all kinds, and a groat variety of caatinga, alwaya on band AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston, by LEWIS RICK I rebuilt, enlarged and elegantly furnished ; posaeaaing all the modern improvementa and conveniences for the accommodation of the traveling public. noviM iy:is L. P DtTNTON. W. P. THUBSTON. DUNTON & THURSTON, Wholesale and Retail Pinna Forte and Music Wareroomi. No. 80 Fourth atreet (llrat door west of Smith dt Nixon'. Hall), Cincinnati, O. janie-diy JRI. GUITEAU, Attorney and Counsellor at Lnw. and Commiaaioner of Deeda and to take Depoaitlons for Ohio and othkb Westbbn Htatrs, (lsto of Cincinnati,) i as establisbed himaeir in bis profession in New York city, where II communications will receive prompt attention. Relers to the member, ot the Bar ot Columbus, Cinclnn.t and Suuthern Ohio. Office No. 14 Ifalf Street, Ncu York. marati TVTEW ESTABLISHMENT. E. Gaver. as- 1N alated br A. W. Reader, would respectfully announce to tbo citizens of Columbus and vicinity, that he ha. opened a COFFIN WAREUOOm, directly opposite tbe Franklin liouae, where be I. at all tlmea prepared to furnish Collins, shrouds, etc, with all the attention and fixtures necoiaarv on funeral ocenatona and he wishes ft distinctly understood that his terms shall not be of so obj,'Ctiona- bie acbaritcter aa to prevent enure sauaiaction. oci-uiy- ni irunrio nADDlAnc IWAYfTPAP. ' TOllY JVrnr the corner of Third and Gay streets. Messrs. E. dt H.F'. BOOTH are manufacturing and have constantly on hand, ut their establishment at the location above named, all kind, ol carriages, buigies, eto , mado of the best materials, by the most experienced workmen, end wnrranted to do good service. The proprietors are both practical carriage makers, and all work urdered Irom tbera will give good sstislactlon. Repairing done at Iho ahortest notice. Tbey have been earning on tbe bu ainesa in this city some ten years, and trust tbey bavo some claim to public patronage. uci-uiy LEATHER BELTING. The undersigned, I Agents for tbe .ale of REE9 at HOYT'S celebrated premium patent RlTlleil, Stretched Leather Bnmla,have this day received a full assortment of all sizes, Irom 1 to 1 8 inches In width. We would call tbo attention ol thepublic to theabove article, a. one poaaossing superior merit. Tbey ate made from the thick and solid parts of the beat oak tanned leather, and are atretcbed by powerlul machines, (invented and usf d by it. dt U. only,) whereby Ihov are made to run straight and true, have a uniform bnarine on the drun or pulley, hold their wiUlbaevenly, and give from 15 to 25 per cent, more force than tbose made in the ordinary manner. Sold at manufacturers'piices, with addition ol frelghtonly, by KILBODRNC, KUUNS dt CO., JUIO mgnoi mo , nit Drunu axu,uuiuiauii,,u. MMewm&K. -xT! WINDOW SASH. We P TT hare made an arrangement witn one oi tne raoateeinoraieo aaan manulactnrie In the Weat, and are prepared to fill all order for saab, manufactured by practical workmen and of good materials. All orders left at our hardware store, No. 1S9 fjUigh street, sign of the Gill Broad Axe, wiureceive prompt attention. KILBOURNE, KUUNS dt CO. Columbus, April Si, 1851. lias A CARD. Mrs. FRAN lvKJN jiEmi respectfully announces to her; friends, and tbe nubile goner-allv. ili.t. nn thn 17ih of March inat . abn intends to open a MILLINERY SHOP, In the now brick building ol Mr. Kannemaknr. on Third elreet, below Mound and South atreets, next to Dr. Fisher's residence. She will be prepared to have on hand all auch articles as are tound In a Millinery Shop, and to furnish them according: to tbo latest French fashion. A. .be intend, to .pare no efturt. in thn prompt and mo.t exact execution of all orders with which she may be favored, .he most respectfully solicits tho patronage of her Iriends and tbe public Straw bats, Ate, will be washed, colored, and made up in the most fashionable style. A 11 kinds of embroidery will be taken, on commission into the Shop, and sold to the best advantage of too manuiacturer. ""'u rpHOMAS SULLIVAN, Manufacturer of JL GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS, Walnut, between Third and Fourth streets, S door above Ellis dt Morton's Bank. Cin clnnatl. janll 9m LITHOGRAPHY. Every description of Maps, Flans, Vlewsnf Bulldlngs.Portralts, Anatomic Drawings, Business and Show Cards, all klnpsof Druggiatand oilier plain and I'ancT labels. Bill and Letter Headings, Fae Similes, otc, executed in the b.-st style, at reasonable rates, by MtUULKTuN at vvAum.t, Lithographers and Engravers, No. 115 (Odd Fellow' Building) Walnut atreet, dec8 6m Cincinnati, Ohio. NEW FUR STORE. Jarvis & Fairchild, 14'J Main atreet, Cincinnati, havo an extensive and well aelected stock ot none bat new and fresh r'urs, fur ladies. We have this dny received Irom New York ome beautiful specimens of Misses' and Children's drab and black Beaver Hats. nov'.'7-dly JARVIS dt FAIRCU1LU. A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF FURS. JARVIS A- VAIRCniLD. Mln st. first door below tbe corner Main and Fourth, weat side, Cincinnati. aovSO diy IBSON HOUSE, Walnut street, between Fourth and Filth. Cincinnati. Ohio. O. II. 4JKFFKO Y. Proprietor, late of the Walnut atreet House. p7 tf WALNUT STREET HOUSE, Walnut st., between Sixth and Seventh streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, jyfj-dtf J. W. 8 WEN EY, Proprietor. WE ARE NOW opening large and beautilul assortment ot WATCHES. DIAMOND WORK Ac JEWELRY. Our stock of fine London and Gene va Watches Is superior to any in the Slate. Diamond ring, and oin. wti ufTer at New iur prieea. Jewelry, .nvcr ana plated ware, fine mantle clock, and cutlery, at wholeaale and retail. All are Invited to call, examine, and purchase if suited. NOTARIAL and other SEALS engraved, and PRESSEStar-nlshed, at the ahortest notice. Watches repaired In the best manner. . . ,, Firat door south of entrance to Neil House. jail BLYNN dt BALDWIN. TO FAMILIES AND RETAILERS OF FRESH OYSTERS. I am receiving daily fresh Baltimore and New Haven oysters, wbicb will be sold as low a tbe lowest. In can or ball can. ; and in all casea the oyater which I eil will be warranted good, or no sale. Order from the country carefully attended to, with punctuality and dispatch, and by so doing I hope to merit a share of publie patronage, ocal C. P. L. BUTLER. JY. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jewel- er, High street, strawta (As American end Aril Haute, Coltm-bus, Ohio. Having purchased the entire atock of William Savage, I will continue the buaine. at the old a tend, where I will keep a first rate aa.ortmnt of WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, CUTLERY, And a general variety ol FANCY UMODS. For tbe present I will reside la New York, aad persons la want of goods, may rely upon seeing all new pattern ot jewelry la my store. With tbeae eurnee he hope to retain the confidence of th former patrona of the concern, and of the citizens generally. The Welch Repairing will be attended to by W. M. Savage, long known lathis section a a firat rate workman. iul6 I. Y. SAVAGE, Ja. ' NOTICE. Having disposed of my atock of goods to Mr. Joha Y. Savage, Jr, I cheerfully recommend him to all of my old eaatomen.and the public generally. A. it I absolutely necessary that my outstanding business should be closed, a'l persona knowing theoseive Indebted to me will call and settl ap. f ja16j W. M. SAVAGE. TRANSPORTATION. H3w3 T ITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND XJ XENIA RAILROADS. Sdhueb Abbamoxment. to com. mence M.y 16, IBM. Four Passenger 1 rains Daily, (Sundays ezceptea.) i rain, run py Columbus time, wblcli Is seven minute laater man Cincinnati time. Until further notice, Pasaenger Trains will leave tbe Depot on bnt rrunt aireei, aa loiiowai , Express Train at 6 a. m.; Accommodation Train at 7:30 a. m.; Hillsborough Train at Sli30 p. m ; 'Mall Train at S p. m.; ForLlnwood. Plaln.vllle. Mlllord. Loveland, Foster'.. Deerlield. Morrow, Fort Ancient, Oregon, Corwln and Wayne. ville. Spring valley, Aeuia, ueaarvuie, peuna, houib unarieaton, London, west jenerson, voiumous, leiiuw npringsanu fpriugueia. ' Returning from Columbus Mail Train will lenve at 4:5 a. m i Express Train will leave at 1:30 p. m ; Accommodation Train will leave at S.15 p. m.; Returning from Hillsborough at 7 . m ; Reluming Irom Sprinulleld at 5:5 a. ra.; Returning from Springfield at 5 p. m Trains will ston as follows : Tbe Express Train. 6 a. ui.. from Cincinnati, at Loveland, Mur row, Xeniaand London, only ; 1:30 p. ni., from Columbua, at Loudon, Xeula, Corwln, Morrow, Loveland and Plainville, only. Accommodation lrin, 7:.lti a. m, irom Cincinnati, ana o: 13 p. ni , Irom Columbus, at Plainville, Mill'urd, Miamlville, Love-and. Foster's. Doerlield. Morrow. Fort Ancient Freeuorr. Corwin, and Waynesville, Spring Valley, Xenln, Ccdarvllle, Selma, South uuariesion, Londuii. and weat jenerson. Aiao, ou proper notice ay-nag or to conductor, at Llunwood, Clayavllle, Florence and Alton. Mail Train, 4:5 a. m. from Columbua and 5 n. m. from Clocln nati, at Weat Jerl'eraon. London, South Charleston, Selma. Ce- darville, Xenla, Spring Valley, Corwin and Wayneavillo, Free. port, fort Ancient, Morrow, ueorneid, poster's, nutterwnrtn water station, Loveland, minora and riaiDvme, Alao. tt Clays ville. Florence and Alton, on notice. Uilliboronsh Train at 7 a. m. from Hillsborough, and830n. m. trom Cincinnati, at Lyncbburgb, Westboro', iiianchester, Uosben and Wilmington pike, Loveland, Polktown, Mlamiville, Milford, rjainviiie and i.inwnoa. Aiao, on nonce at u.g stations. Passengers for lilllsbnro', Cbilllcothe, and intermediate points, will take the v .ll) p. m. Train. Paaaengers lor Springfield will toko the 7:30 a. m. or 5 p. m, Trains. Lines of Hacks snd Coaches run In eonnoclion with the train. to the following town.; Lebanon from Deerlield ; Wilmington nd Clarksvllle from Morrow and Corwln ; Goshen, and points above, Irom Mlllord, Tho Trains connect with the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad at Snrinirtield : Columbus and Cleveland Railroad at Co- lumbua; Central Ohio Railroad to Zaneaville, and lines of coaches from Zaneaville to Wneciing, Ate, On Sundays but one train will bo run, leaving Cincinnati at 2:30 p, m., and Columbus at 6 a. m., stopping at all way station on notice. Fare from Cincinnati to Xenla . fl 60 Do Do do Hillsborough 1 75 do Cblilicnthn 3 75 do Springfield 9 00 do Cleveland 6 00 do Shelby 4 75 do Columbus 3 00 do Zancsvllle 4 80 do Wheeling 7 15 do Pittaburuh 7 75 Do Do Do Do Do Do Do For other Information, and Tbroush Tickets, apply to P. W. Stbadeh, General Ticket Agent, at tbe Ticket Office, southeast corner Broadway and Front street., Cincinnati. WM. H CLEMENT, Superintendent. fS" The Company will not be responsible lor baggage ex- ceeuing filly dollar, in Talue, unleaa the same is returned to the Conductor or Agents, and freight paid at the rate of a paaaage lor every a juu in value above Mai amount. mail 'POLEDO, NORWALK & CLEVELAND X RAILROAD Forming In connection with the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, tbo Lake Shore, and Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroada, tbe only Entire Railroad Linn between the Enet nnd Weat. The bett and most expeditious route between Eastern cities and St. Louis. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. . On and after Monday, May 16th, 18S3, passenger trains will run daily (Sundays excepted), as follows : Leave Toledo, Accommodation, at 9:10 a. m. stopping at all way station.. Day Express, at 3:15 p. m. .topping only at Fromont, Belle-rue. Monroevllle and Norwnlk. Night Etprets, at 11:15 p. m stopping only at Fremont, Belle-rue, Monroevllle, Norwalk and Oberlin. Lenve Cleveland, Day Express, at 7:00 a. m. stopping only at Norwalk, Mon roeville, Bellevueand Fremont. Accommodation, at 10:00 a. m. stopping at all stations. Night Ezpreis, at 8:00 p. m. stopping only at Oberlin, Norwalk, Monroevllle, Bullevue and Fremont. Connecting, Directly, At Toledo, with trains of Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad for Chicago and way stations, and through tbe Chicago and Hock Island llailroad and staamsrs on Illinois river, to St. Louis. At Believue, with Trains of Mad River and Lake Erie Road for Sandusky City, Springfield, Dayton, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, etc., etc At Monroevllle, with trains of Mansfield and Sandusky Railroad for Sanduaky, Shelby Junction, Columbua, Zaneaville and Newark. At Grafton, with, trains of Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad, for Columbua, Cincinnati, and way stations. At Cleveland, with train of Lake Shore Railroad for New York and Bu.ton, via Bullalo and Albany, and for New York, via Dunkirk, with trains of Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad for Pittaburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Waahlngton City. E. B. PHILLIPS, Su'pl. Oppici T. N. and C. R. R. Co., I Norwalk, O., May 14, 1853. $ CHEAP STEAM COMMUNICATION Between PHILADELPHIA At LIVEHPOOL. The Liver-pool and Philadelphia Steamship Company intend sailing their new steamships as follows: CITY OF MANCHESTER, 2.125 tons, Capt, Robert Leltcb. CITY OF CI.A8GOW, 1,010 tons, Copt. William Wylie. CITY OP PHILADELPHIA, 2,200 ton now building). From Philadelphia. City ol Manchester Saturday, 23d April. City of Glaaguw Saturday, 14th May. City of Manchester Saturday, 11th June, City ot Glaagow ...Saturday, 2d July. From Liverpool. City of Glasgow Wednesday, 20th April. City of Manchester.... Wednesday, 18th May. City of Glaagow Wednesday, 8th June. City of Manchester Wednesday, 6th July. RATES OF PASSAGE. From Philadelphia. From Liverpool. Baloon alter Stateroom... .$90 I Saloon after Staterooms, SO ga. midship u ... 65 " midablp " 15 ga, forward " ... 55 1 forward " 13 gs. Including steward's fees. THIRD-CLA$S PASSENGERS. A limited number ot third-clas. pasaenger. will be taken from Philadelphia and Liverpool, and found in provision.. From Philadelphia '-") From Liverpool $35 Certificatea of paaaage will be iaaoed here to partlea who are dealrona of brtning out their frienda at corresponding rate. Freight on fine goods 60s per ton, and coarse goods, hardware, etc., will be taken anbjeet to agreement An experienced surgeon will be carried on each ship. For freight or paaaage apply to THOMAS RICHARDSON, 15 Broadway, New York, and 9 Walnut atreet, Philadelphia. Rlt.'UAHDSON, BROTHERS at CO Liverpool, julfi-dly FAST MAIL LINE. 15 hours fromColum-bua to Portsmouth. On and after Monday, June "2S, a MAIL CCUCtf will leave Columbus for Circleviile, Chilllcotbe, and Portamouth, at 5 o'clock In tbe morning, and arrive at Portamnuth at 8 o'clock In tbe evening connecting with tbe River Packet to Pittsburgh nd Cincinnati. Also, leave Portamouth at S o'clock in the morning and arrive at Columbus at 8 o'clock in the evening, daily. ju26 KHEIDER . HAWSES. NEW GOODS. Families requiring Dry Goods will find It to their Interest to visit Cincinnati, and inspect l.eorge Whlte'u celebrated atock of silks, shawls, mantillaa, tinedreta gooda, linena, embroideries, tancy gooda aad domestics, where they csn select from an unlimited atock the newest style of every article connected with the trade. N. H. Country buyer will find It particularly advantageoua to purchase at this eatabliabment, aa tha oae price yatena Is strictly and positively adhered to. 56 aud 58 Fifth atreet between Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati, Ohio. marti-U w. at. p. Hxwaoiv, c.ltin holes. Of 1st' frm of Yorke A Hewson. LaU of GRielly Telegraph Cm. HEWSON & HOLMES, Auctioneers and GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Ho. 83 and 85 Walnut atreet, West aide, near Pearl, Cincinnati. 7 Regular ale of Grocerir at auction. Groceries and Merchandise generally at private sale. Cash advance made oa consignment to their addresa. jaal8-dly DRESS SILKS. A large lot of new and beautiful style, just received at tbe cheap eaah More of 8IIAPLEY BALL ' 5 CENTS. Columbus and Franklinton Oxrwiar. Oa and alter Monday, the 7th inat, an Omninua line will ma between Shapter Tavern in F ranklinton, and the American Hotel. Fare 9 Canta aaly. Leave tbe American every hour during tho day, commencing atC.40. A M. Leve Shapter' every hoar daring tho day, control ncf eg at 7. Gentlemen win be expected to nay In change, or call at the office and purchase tickets. B. O. REAM tnar.S. dtf. I7IRST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS BY - EXPRESS snAPLEY ot HA I.I. bare now their full atock of good, comprising ill the new style ot Dresa (iooda, Muxrnnas supplied with Good and Pattern at a ret j small advance from New York coat. Maalia work, Bonnets, Ribbon, ete. marls INSURANCE. INSURANCE ON LIFE AND LIVE -L STOCK, againat loaa or damage by Fun, and against the perils of the Sxa and Inland Navioation, on property of every description, taken in tbe lollowlng eompaoiei i UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Cnpltnl 9190,000. OHIO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. CINCIN , . NATI, OHIO, Capltnl f 100,000. NEW ENULAND LIVE STOCK INS. COMPANY . . NEW HAVEN, CONN. Cnpltnl $30,000. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O. Capital 9400,000. EQUITABLE VIRB INS. CO., OF LONDON. Capital tp'J,S00,000. Risk taken on the most liberal terms, and all losses nromotlr dju.ted. mar3dly T. STOCKTON, Agent. TNSURANCE HEAD-QUARTERS, Three X door weat of tbe PostolBce, up lslrs, Colombo, Ohio. Lire, rire. Marine, and Healta insurance. WARREN JKNKINH. flxnml Insurers AaenU reoueSt all persons within Insurance to call and invealiaate the claim ol tbe following companle to their unlimited confidence. IN LIFE INSURANCE he represents The Mutual Benefit ol New York and New JeraeT one of tbe best established and tnoatrellahla eompanleanow doing business in the United States. Assets about $1,500,000. Also Tbe American Temperance, of Hartford, Connecticut, florlog ample socurlty and many extra advantage to Temperance men. Capital, $100,000. Also The American Mutual, of New Haven. Connecticut. This ComnanT haa aome feature believed to operate very bene ficially to the policy holder. Capital, $10,000. Call and exam. Ine tbe statement and prospects of each and all of these oom- paniea, and select lor yourselves. IN FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE, the following companies are with eoaMenee recommended as eminently deserving of unbounded ejnidenee The Franklin, of New York. Capital, $300,000; Tbe Etna, of L'tica, New York. Capital, $170,000; The Springfield, ot Massachusetts. $150,000; Tbe City, of Cincinnati. Capital, $200,000; The Granite, or Utica, New York. Capital, $300,000; T'he Hudson River, New York. Capital, $300,000; The Reusaelaer, New York, Capital, $200,000 ; IN UKAI.TH INRBURANCE. the People's Mutual Health As- ociation, of Springfield, Maaaachusetts, Incorporated by tbe Legialature of Massachusetts, oilers testimonials of unquatlonn- Die weignt and credibility, capital, f ou,uuu. opiHMy Wt VARREN JENKINS, Gen'I In. Agent. CONVEYANCING and NOTARIAL Business. warren JENKINS. Notarv Publie and Con. veyancnr, will attend to all calls In this line, at reasonable charges. Titles Investigated and abatracta ol titles furnished, to sny land In Franklin county, on abort notice. Office in Piatl'ablock south side of State street, up stairs. ep29-ly COLUMBUS AGENCY KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Guaranty Fund, lOOOtar This CnmnanT ofiora to the Inaured all the security andadvartageaoftheMutualandJolntStock plana (as heretofore applied) combined, namely i Low ratesol premium ; an an nutlratiira. In oaah. nf tin nr centers rjoulred for the contin gent rlak ol lh.,Mr-an adnnuatn bulnotexeeaaiTeprovialoBfor the future security of member for the whole term ot Hie, with anadequatetntereatlnthe accumulating fund secured to such members, at death, byeredit upon their pollcle; a guaranty fund designed lor the permanent security of ahorttern mem. bere, and also for the present security of those for the whole term oi me. Tbia la the only Mutual Llfelnaursnce Company wnoaeraiea of premium aro fixed at a lair reduced itandara, witn a provision for an annually lncreaaiug accumulation ot funda(for future security) in exact proportion to the amount of bualneaa and the Inereaaing rlak I rom advancing age among tbe member. Pamphlets, Tract, Ate., giving In detallthe plan and rates ol the Company, furnished gratis, and sppllcatlonsrecelved.by I. R. TUTTLE, Agent. S. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. oc23-d THE INVINCIBLE ANDNEVER-FAIL-INO REMEDY A certain cure for MAN AND BEAST. W. B. Farrell'a Celebrated Original ARABIAN LINIMENT. This extraordinary preparation I. not only far auperlor to all the Liniment, and Ointments now beiore the public, but possesses speeifio qualities entirely uuknown io the moat learned of the Medical Faculty. Its wide-spread celebrity ha brought out a host of articles In imitation of it, with all aorta of name, bat none of them begin to compare with the superior,old-established Arabian Liniment. For the Nervona System It operates like a charm, toothing down the most violent agonies and pain in a lew minutes alter its application. mumps, Sore Throat and Breasts. It speedily causes tbe dissipation of any possibility of matter forming in the parts, and brings about a regular and healthy action ot the glandular ayatem. A Revalaive, Anodyne and Balaam. In eae of Ruptured Muscles and Tendons, its powerful revulsive and healing qualities cauae tbe part to unite without leaving the leaat aoreneaa or want of power behind. In Bruise and Swelling, it acta on the priocple of a counter Irritant and anodyne, relieving tbe pain almoat Inataatly, and reduce the welling In an incredibly ahort space of time. A Stimulant and Nervine. It I a .Umulant imparting tone and vigor to the whole nervous and muscular ayatem. For Rheumatism, or any other Inflammatory condition of the muscular system or ehroolo atifiheas of the same, It stand at tha rery head of all the remedies ever offered to the publie, and none can equal It. Polaonena Reptile, dec. For bites of poisonous snake It may be confidently relied on a a prompt and ettactual remedy, acting as a cau.tlo and spa. cifie In such hitherto fatal eases. For Chilblains, Burns, Old Sores, Corns, Wart. Erysipelas, Croup, Nervous Headache, Bore Eyes, even to parUal Blindneaa, it etlecta are aatonisbing. The greet advantage this article possesses over all other remedies, I it brief operation on tbe system. It eure quickly it I the moat certain remedy In existence, and It I old cheaper than any other medicine in nae. We fearleasly assert that tbia great Arabian remedy will do more good tor lest money than any other Liniment or Ointment in the world. For Horaea and Cattle, It etfecta are equally striking and salutary. In Sweeny It ha no equal, being an infallible cure; also, in Poll Evil, Big Head, Fistula, Spavin, Galls, Strain, Bruise, Scratches, Wound, no matter how bad, Bore Eye, even to blindneaa, swellings ol every description, and many inflammatory diseases. COUNTERFEITS, COUNTERFEITS. Beware of a base Counterfeit called 11. G. Fsrrell's Arabian Liniment Thisspurlou article Is sold by some a "Carrel! Liniment," to tbose wbo are not caretul to call lor tbe genuine W. B. Farrell'a Arabian Liniment Alwaya aak lor W. M. FAR-BELL'S ARABIAN LINIMENT, and take no other. r9 The genuine Arabian Liniment la sold by DKNIG at HAItRY, J.i R.T. COOK, G. ROBERTS dt CO, and WM. FAURENHOLTZ, Columbua. 1. V. Gatelina, Carroll t Joshua Betta, Cottage Mills, Cherry dt Stimmel, Loekbourne; T. Jonr dt Bro., London ; O. II. Bliss dt Co., Weat Jeflerson; E. Geohegan, Baltimore ; E. L. Slocum, Lancaster; J. N.Wilson, Newark; Page It Ingram, Newark ; Spencer at Channel, Bollnggreen; John D. Parke, CincinnaU ; And Druggist and Merchant generally, In tha United State and Canada. mar23 SEASONED LUMBER, LOW FOR CASH. Tbe subscribers have on hand a lull aaaortment of tea oned lumber and ahlnglea of all kind for building purpose. Tbey have also, in addition to tbelr flooring machine, put ia operation one expressly lor surfacing, and are prepared to furnish, on short notice, lumber dressed on one or both side, from 2 inches down to half an Inch In thickness. Yellow and white pine, ash and osk flooring always on hud. All order from distance promptly attended to. Werehoua and Lumber Yard head of the canal, Columbus, Ohio, apl BUTTLES, COMSTOCK At CO. w1 RITING FLUID. This article will not corrode, and flow freely Irom the pen, and 1 worthy tbe attention of banker, lawyera, and a'l other consumer! ol ink. It cannot be eraaed br acid. For aale by the pint or gallon by laepiO) JOHN R.COOK. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Inlota No. 29d and 300, on High atreet, weat aide, near the Railroad Depot Also, Subdivlaion No. 3 of Outlet f3 aod 63, onBroadWay south side. AUo, Subdivision No 11 of same Outlots. Inquire of tbe undersigned, at Dennitnn at Carrington' Law Office, Odeon Building. , fcb'tf-dtX U. B. CARRINGTON SB. II ANNUM, Conveyancer, Accountant, Corrrsr snd Notabt Pcblic. may be lound at all time at the office nf N. H. Swayne, Esq , (City Bank Building), prepared to make out, la a neat, uniform handwriting, warranty, quitclaim, mortgage and sheriffs' deeds; wills; article ot agreement; account of executor, admlniatratora, guatdlana, aad other; Buainesa notice and advertisements, and do every deaerlptlon of Copying;. He will alao perform all the duil-a of a Notary Public Having bad about loar year experience in Double Entry Book-Keeplag, he will devote some attention to that and hope, that by close application and moderate prices, he will merit and receive a hra of public patronage. BEPraxxtT. Buttle, Comatock It Co, Lewi Hey I, N H.Swayn, George M. Parson, E. Backus, Wm. A. Plstt, Swan ar Andrew, M. Halm, Wm . Wing, Decker A Hibb. marl d3m TO MAIL CONTRACTORS, Late Post- L wastxbs Axn GovtxsmbktClaihakt. Thennderalgned for.ome years past has beea rrpased tn the Oetwral PoatOfbee Department, and now otlera bis service to Mail Contract r, la'e Postmaster, aad other having unsettled claim with tbe Government. Persona ean have their buaine promptly attended to without visiting Vahington, and any balance due tbem remitted, ft r deducting whatever sum msy be a, reed on, aa compensation. ... . , .. levator, patentees, sad persona desiring irtormation of aa; kind irons Washington, may address O. B. AHAM3, Washington, D C. Reference Wa T. Bc.xt, E-q , Editor Journal; Hon. J. L. Tat'lob. Chillicotor; Hon. J. C. Vviioht, Cincinnati. ;,9-dli TAR. MORRISON'S OFFICE REMOVED I J tmm Tnwa to High street, corner of Sugar Alley. Ea-tr.no lrt door Weat ol High street, oa the north tide of Sugar Alley. aaarl7-d3m