Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1853-05-30

              nltT7 VOLUME XVI. COLUMBUS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 30, 1853. NUMBER 273.J THE EUailn (Dljio State lottfital IS PUBLISHED EVERY E V ENINQ, EXCEPT SUNDAY, . man. SCOTT ft BASCOM. jourxal iviLDwaa, moa aud run BTnrjrrs xrmu.icB ox TERMS Invariably in advance: In Columbus, 80.00 ayeari ma"' ' Dally during the session of tho legislature, aud .1 i'ttvukij iwr mo remnmucr oi tuo rear, iro.uo. TUB WEEKLY JOURNAL ia furnished to city snbscrlliorB at ?,, uu ujr umu , vi oua year. urnus of lour aud upwards, vi.'ja w inn uuu iifiwnruN, CLOU. TUB TlU-tVEEKLY JOURNAL la 83.00 a your. RATES OF ADVERTISING IN THE DAILY JOURNAL. Tho following rato and rales have boen agreed upon between tho proprietor! of tho Ohio Statesman and the Ohio Stan Journal, to uuottou 10, au cases, alter tuts uato. jutyvj, IBitf.J One square, no lines or leu of this slaod type, for one Insertion, 8 o 4o 8 o ; 8 o sole il square, 1 252 268 00 1 005 00 10. 2 Bquarea, II 87 3 81,6 00 0 00,8 00 io..ia. 16. S aiiuaros, 2 CO 1 CO 0 60 8 00 9 00 10. 12. 14. squares, ,8 006 C08 009 00:10. 12. 14. 1(1. BY inn TEAB squares, f Changeable t (Jhungcablo i squares, or column, nn.i4r CXI v quarterly, ....Si uiomitiy u , , , weekly,..'. s,, U column, daily, 80l! monthly, -If.; weekly Unlly, im Standing card. 5 lines or less, for one ve:ir No advertisement to bo considered by the year, uniVgs ppcolfiod on tho manuncript, or previously agreed upon between tho p'trrir-,. Advertisements not marked on tho copy for a spccilied numler vi luwniuuu, wui do coiitinueu one nioiitu, unless ordered out, and iuuiiii wm ue oxucwu accordingly. All advertisements from strangure or transient persons to be pali In advance. The privileges of yearly advertisers will bo conBned rigidly to iivu- nuinx uutiiiickut , auu nu auvt-nueineuts not purtuinui tiicru- 10, 10 do puu ior extra. Aitvcrtlsements for Auctioneer, General Aftvntfl, Real Estate Agents, &c, not to be contracted for by the year, but to beci.ai-Ke-by tho piece, at tho usual rates. Announcing candidates (lor ofllccs of every ilescrlpLlou) to hit t-nnrgou at mo rata oi miy cunts per week, lor enrlt numu ; tlie Millie to be, in all cor.s. paid in advance. Attorneys will be holden fur the price of iiifierliiiRadvertweiiifiiU brought In by them. I'ublUhcrs not necounUible for tho uvcumcy of logid advertisements buond tho amouut charged for their pub-licattuuAU leaded advertisements to be charged not lews than double the above rates, and measured as if solid. Advertisement on the iiibide exclusively, to bo charged at tho rato of CO per cent, in advance of uib noovo rates. No ADVEHTIHKUENT OAN IIK INSEDTRD GRATUITOIISLV. Advertisements for charitable institutions, fire t oinpanius, ward, township, aud other publio meetings, and such like, to lw charged uuii price. Deaths inserted without cliarcro. unless urcoiimtuitet hv fnti.ir:tl invitations or obituary notices, and when so accouipuuied, to hs ptiu iur. All persona sendimr communications or rediiirltiLf notires of falni. - soirees, concerts, or any publio entertainments whero charges aw innuo ior aumtttanco. una an notices or pnvato enterprises, can only bo inserted with the understanding that thn same aro to bo paid for. If intended to be inserted in tiie editorial t-oluiuu, the same will be charged at the rate of not less than '20 cent per line, uuu meu vuiy wueu uccoiiipauieu uy uu au veniremen l, (!3rrat Attain printing J) oust, JOIKNAL BlILI)i.r.S, HIGH ST., (OLIMUIS, 0)110, SCOTT & BASCOM, PROPRIETORS. rjNCOURAGKD by pust success, llio subscriber!) ro-J spoctfully call the attention of the Publio to the mi pot ior rturilities they now possess fur oxoentingeYery description of PltlNT-IN(1, In the first style of the Typogniphio Art. Ilimng for years been constantly adding to and enlarging their Establishment, they ran at present boast of an oMce worthy of tuo Cupitusof tiiis gmit ritjito. Tlio various dcpftrtmcnls hnvo been nrriinRed with ?peciril reference to the neat and expeditious execution of ALL K I Mj3 OP HOOK AM) Jul) PK1NTINU, from a card of asingle line to a volume of a thousand pages. The duToront descriptions of work are carried on in separate apartments, each division bcin:r under tho charge of careful and experienced bands. A sketch of tho premises niay convey soino Idea of the extent and facilities of tho JOURNAL STEAM PRUraNU HOUSE. THE BOOK AND PAMPHLET DEPARTMENT, - Occupying tho enstern from of tho Ihml lloor, is furnished vith extensive fonts of all tho newest styles of letter, from Diamond to Pica, and provided with every thing requisite for the r.ipid and accurate composition Of Lrgal, Medical, Theological and Miscellaneous Works; Reports, Sirntons, liy-Iyttt'S, Catalogues, iMcyrr's Briefs, and Pamililets of every kind. In this department, we print books iu all the branches of Literature, for Publishers aud Authors, as well as for Colleges, College Societies, Seminaries, and Jther Publio Institutions. Many of the works bearing tho imprint f this olllco havo met with the most flattering testimonials, as to their accuracy and typographical beauty, even from the first pub-dsher. In Itoston and other eastern cities. Among these we would notico Ursinus' Commentary on the Hcuiclbcrff Catectistn, 2l)a Vol. Ohio llejiorts, Tin Volume of the World, Bain Thoughts on Secret Sticieties, Brunner on French Nouns, Dr. Gleason'l Lectures on Lift and Healthy Poems by Mrs. C. A. Chamberlain, Christy's Chemistry of Agriculture, kcu &o MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS. Wo pny particular attention to this class of work, nml are printing some of th. best Periodicals, among which we refer with satisfaction to The lrVsfrnt Literary Magazine, The Ohio Journal if Education, The Ark Annual Proceedings I. O. O. K, Journals flf Episcopal Conventions, The Beauty of Holiness and Sabbath Miscellany, The Ohio Cultivator, &o. &o. THE JObTrOOM Occupies tho middlo part of tlio third floor of tho Journal Buildings, and contains an Immense assortment of all the various kinds of Type for the printing of Cards, Checks, Certificates, Circulars, Handbills, Showbills, Dill Heads, Posb-rs, Programmes, Large llllla for Country Merchants, Concerts, Exhibitions, &o. &o. In this department, our olllre Is unsurpassed in fullness and completeness by any in the West, and wo aro continually receiving all the most beautiful font, of new Type from the various foundries, snd intend to let nothing escape us which will add to the reputation already acquired. THE NEWSPAPER DEPARTMENT Occupies tlio west end of our spacious Composition Rooms, which ore 120 feet in length, and lighted by 60 ga. burners TEE FBESS K00M Containing A nu in Iter of tho most npprovej POWKK PIIKSSES of HOE'S and ADAMS' Patents, is on the first floor.-Our Presses print every description of work, from the smallest Card tn the Double Mammoth Poster, and are all driven by STEAM POVVKlt. We can produce the most brilliant and attractive tihow Cards, aod other Fancy and Ornamental Printing, in Colors, or in Gold, Silver and other It rouses, far mora showy and effective, aud tnurh less costly than Engraving; having all the improvement, necessary to render our Printing neat and attractive. THE B00KBINDEKY Occupies tlio vtholo witlth of tlio second lloor, niul is oxr. iiumikco and twkntv PEET in length, lucluding the Folding and Hilling Knoin, on tlie eastern front It is well fumihed withcxpen ive machinery from the East, among which are Adams' largest and Iwst Power Embossing Presae. nd hand Lettering Presses, with an ample supply of Bras. Type, Dies, Combination Ornaments and llonlers, fur fancy bindings in Cloth aud Morocco; also other machinery, for Law and Standard work, from which, with the aid of finished workmen, w. am not only enabled to execute any amount tT work for tbe trade, rapidly and of superior quality, but alo the rebinding of Books, Magazines, Periodicals, Shoot Muk, Pamphlets, e., in any required style and flniidl. In tho Blank Hook Department, we liave Hickok s best Ruling Machines, of the largest capacity, with every appliance for furniahing any required pattern In ruling, however intricate; nlso McAilams' Patent Pag(n Machine, now very popular in th. Public Omcce, and with Bankers, Merchants and Accountants at the East, for paging all kinds of Blank Books after they are bound, in a rapid and superior style. Wears also constantly supplied with a large stock of the best quality of Writing and Blank Book Papers, of everv s!e, from the beat American and Foreign Manufacturers, and can furnish States, Counties, Banks, Railroad and other Cor ptiralions, Societies and thn Trade, with Blank Books in any qnan-tity, of any quality and si an, made by superior workmen, and war ranted perfect, which wo ara willing to compare with those of any -tabluhment East or West. STEREOTYPING Of every description is al.-o carried on at this Hnose. Author, awhing tn perpetuate their works, are enabled, by a comparatively slight addition to the first east, to issue subsequent editions at tlie mens cost of paper, pres. work and binding. Iads east of any measure and tbJcknee. for tbe traite. Heads for Newspapers, covers for Magazines, Ac. stereotyped In good style ParUeuiar alien-txm paid to the stereotyping of wood cuts THE COTJNTINfJ P.00M Is on the first Boor, fronting; on High street. It is licro that all order, of customers are received, all contracts mule, and all tbe business, of the estahllahment transacted. Persons desiring Printing or Binding done will here Snd Specimen, of all the virions style.. We hnve nearly One TTnndrerl persons etifragetl in our various departmental at the Highest Wages, among whom are many nf tlie most skillful Workmen in tlie business, and all feeling an tnterettt In any work bearing the imprint of this office. This, eom-laned with the practical experience and personal mpervbdon of tbe Senior Proprietor, enables os confidently to Invite the attention of tit. Public generally tn our STEAM PRINTING KSTAM.IbHMKNT, trite ring that nowhere else can they secure Better Work or Better Terms. CITAKLES SCOTT, J WM. T. BASCOM, I rtoraicroas. CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS-WATtE. N. & a. FOSTER, Importer., and Wholesale and RAtail Dealer in Crockery, China, and Glassware i Walter, Tray, Lamp. Cutlery, Spoons, ate e, rjnnraal Buildings, High street between Town and Suite streets, Columbus, O. ; have constantly oa hand a large and well .elected etock of tbe above Goods, and to which we shall make large addition, during tbe eomlng Spring, by oar own direct importation, irons Enrope, making onr atock for variety and extent not surpassed In the western country. Raying onr good, direct from manufacturers la Europe and this country, we can, and will, sell all floods ia oar line as lew or lower than any hones west ol Mew York. We have always oa hand a large and complete mnrtaaeat of utaanrare, wnica we can km very low to dealer: aiso, superior aasnrtnant of Lamp. Candlesticks, Girandole. Waiter. Tea and Bread Trays, Spoon of all kinds ; Kntvee, and Fork, La tent, Brittanla Ware, Tea Bella, Lamp Globe, Chimney. aaa vv icaa, sea-, stc, . anwriw INEW-YORK ADVERT1SE3IMTS. FROM W.H. M'pomxP'S AnyiBTMINO HOP.lt, 103 WABBSP ST, 1. 'PO MERCHANTS AND DEALERS J- W. J, DA VIM 8c CO. beg to remind merchant, dealer, that the, a the.olo sgontfor H. F. CLKiVEIt'N UN HI VAl.nniiANirv snip. the only genuine: also, for his celebrated Muk RviMf& Windun. auu inner i ouei soap, t near', gresso, clarified marrow., hav. ins creams, mllitsrv .bavins' aoan. etn 1 hey aro constantly importing lha finest qualities of English tnd French Hair and Tooth llrushos, shell, horn nd Sull.lo Dressing Combs, and everv dnaerintinn nf irrwwta in thn Pane. uu roriumcry line, woicn mey Will .ell at tne LOWEST CASH Pbicks. Price list, and samples sont on when applied for. Morcbanta will And it well wunb their while to give them a call VV. i. DAVIS ec UO., No. 40 Courtland atreet. New York. MariBJtn-BB Sole Agents for the United States. EO. M. TRACY & CO.. 84 William St,. corner of Maiden Lane, Kev York, IMPOBTRK9 OF OENTLKMEN'S FUHMSHING GOODS. In till, filtablllhment. helnir lhA U..nil In 1h ! mBir found a largo and well aelected atock, consisting in part ot rich acarla and cravata, hoalery, gloves, under garments, suspender., stocka, London and Napoleon tiea, ahlrt. of all qualities, etc. .i.nuK urm cugsgea m mia ousiness tne nil twenty yeurs, comment la unnecessary, aa thev have mmln such . rranirempnta hi Europo that thny are receiving by almost every ateamer the choicest gooda the market atfordn. and tin rah user rH nni call to aatisly themselves that every article In tho furnishing line in mo luuuuacru. iem:o-um-Bi "PATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRAS- A 8E3. Mftdfl under . new and nnniiliur nrnejiif. (nr Prlv.ta Q'heSil beds. kfl0ethi. With hnlatnp. nillntwa HAnfA-lA.. .1. .re otlered to thonublio. .Iter a thnroush trial, as thn heat and cuenpem Known, they posseis many and great advantage.. .,u..g nuikii uiMjf uti iiieuuunea tuo following, viz t '1 hey are cheaper thiin hair: will rntaln their olaaticllv alwavs: re nroot against .11 kinds of vermin ; aro preventer., a. well ai relievers of rheumatism j are .weoter and for more cleanly thnnony other are eaiily renewed; are valuable a. Lllb Pre- i.i ui . ourin nmurass ut tnis materia be Inn suffic ent lv bum. ant to sustain a uerson several .lava. They will be found desirable for foreign markets, particularly for California, Australia, Chin., and the Islands in the Pacific Ocean, bearing close uackimr. and nn nnnrilno mtitrtiinir ti choir A-tni.l i.,ii. t? i i r a 9 uiigiumiuife, r ut lain uy DOItKMUS St. NIXON. Sole Airents. No. 21 Park Placn. and 1R Murmv itnuat N. Y t"S Ufjholstereri. Carrinirn mKlfpri anH nthr mnhllpH nrllh t 4l,.VL'.,lll ' l. .1 J ' ee Mm rv.-in.ig uj (iiupuUDU, J no tralpcenernliv sunullfd at a liberal discount. We areuormitted to uia the namr-i nf thn tnllnwinir ann. .,.- i ... ... d o itiriuuu, wnu ohvo dbl' a ana approve oi inn articles : (ieorgo L. Schuyler, Eiq., Charles Davis, Esq., Hey. 11. W. Bellow., Robert J. Rankin, Esq., Nicholas Dean. Esq.. j. ureen rearson, r.sq., Elihu 'l'owiistiod. Eso.. H. Hrewor, M. 1)., J W. Kradshaw, M. I)., Captain Hazard, liull'alo, Cajitain Halliater, " Captain Joseph J. Comstock, Com. U. ti. Mail Stearaor Baltic. iobl8-9m-v TTVTAlVfFT V Ti Pfll'TJPP ftIAMRt?D j u u u uuiinuu viiniuuuu run mi unr.. HI ATTJIKWW 5 tsTAfjy, 520 Broad- nv. corner SnrlngBtreoL New York, nnnnalte, Ut. Nlehnlna Hit. tel. Prescott and Callamore Houses, now oher at whoieaRte and retail, the most extensive assortment of Enameled Furniture to be found in the UniUd States, all Iroin original designs, Including uneiiiHi, ccrpenime, wpen ioitaso, ingn rosi and other pat terns. Aiau, iiosnwooa, m.nogHny, ubk ana iiibck walnut chamber and parlor suite.. M. & S.. devoting themielve. excluiively to the manufACturinff dopartmei:t of this bueincss, assure purchasers they can procure ut nit.-iu wii s--ii9finea, uuranin nna oiecani nirniture. at nr cos VarvlllfT frnm tn ft.'WIII r.er anltn n ii. no connection with any other nrm In tho city. fcb9-3m-M ' ATEW SILK HOUSE TULLER, HUTCH- XI INS 4V. LAHKI.L. Imnorter. and Wholesale Dealer.. HI Lib. erty, N. Y , i now receiving and opening a very large and en tirely new aiftcK oi MILK ANO FANC'V DRY GOOD. comprising dreis silks, droas gooda and trimmings, bonnet and tatleta ribbons, shawls, kid, silk and Lisle gloves! whlto goods. laces and embroideries, together with a general assortment of every variety ot goods In their line; cab and time buyers rrom every aection will find this a very desirable stuck, and at low prices. WM. ft. I Ul, FTP.PHr.N I.A8KLI., Wm. S. Hutciiins. Wm. D. Haxt, 11. M. McCo.KLR. febS-3m-M All late with llnwen & McNamee. 17RENCH FANCY & STAPLE GOODS. X m o II KM, DUPUY V OREIIANGB. 73 William iti.iiiiRn, itrtl IV v.:itE.ii.iit. ss, i.l William l - Tr T A w.t d ittn i ni vei a-Tir-ll-street, New York, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in French TLTILLMAN & NEARING, 105 William Fancy Goods, have now in stnrenad aro receiving by ovorypack- J.JL street. New York, wholesale dealers in et iroin Unit a largo and desirabl. aiaortmrnt of goods lor the spring trauo, wnien tnny oiler to tho trsdei at the lowest market prices. Among tueir stoca may bo found A?ato, silk, dress, vest and fancy buttons nf all kinds i nsreus- aiun caps, GD .nds II, ribbed and ribbod and split; tans of all descriptions, a mostconinletoassortmcnt: brushes teoth. nail. hair and shaving) accordeons and Uullna. ol the mod superior quality ; pursos ins. Duck aud cotton i kid and leather gartera ; Imitation Jewelry, bone bracelets, Jet goods etct suspenders, from low to hlch prices, a complete assortment; silk guards, steel pens, neat chains, violin strings, etc., etc.; gumo bass, dice, mirrors, eyelets, penholders, etc ; together with many other Ian- cy arucies. leui i jm-M tTNEN GOODS. The subscribers, Import- Xi eri (it l.in nf, etc , ofl'er lor ial a full assortment ot tbe nio-t oppruvpiJ uiHiiulautum, coDiiting io part as lollowa: Urn w ii aod hloachrd dipirand dumaik, all widths. Tab. clot In, ot all qualities and sizes. NapltiDs arid (lovlies Snowdrop and sn tin d urn ask. Hirdsyo Diapers narrow to Tory wide, and (roraconrsa to very nne. billow casoit linrns and ilhpotliiffs, Uilllitips 1'laln and Unv.j Irtah, French and Kngliph. Hollands Brown, bleaplifd, black and slate. l'nnttUooo Linens I'M, 7-8 find 4'4, blay snd yellow. I.lnen cambric handkerchiefs, a large variety. Shirtini; Linens Ltpht, mrdium and heavy. Printed Shirt in.? Liuens Choice snd new patterns. Mosquito Nrttuitf GltKF.NWAY, nitOTIIKHS Si CO., febl-3tn-M lit Park Placo and 19 Barclay st.N. Y. TALLIES & BYRIVE, Manufacturers of VT RNAMEIsKD OKNADIENTAL COTTAGE AND I I IIADlltfilt Fl'UNlTUUK, 453 Brondway, rat side, below (rrsnd strort, nianuluctory No. 49 (ireene street, New York, iK picaburiiiii iniorm'tig tbe citizens ol coiumuus ana us vicinity, that tbev at ill continue to sell a warranted first class art. el? at Uriels so law as to oiler the greatest inducements to all who Intend purrhaainx, to call on us before making up their j bills. Allarticli-sonVrtd at our establishment warranted to be cotutructtd throughout ot kltnlried wood, andot tbe best qual ity of materials, lining tbe firat to manufacture this furniture in the United ut'S, years of experience baa enabled us to produce an article that Is at once a perfect combination ot beauty and utility. Bring en Raped excluiively in this one line, we have tbe largest assortment In this country, made after thn latst Parisian and Italian stylet, living tho most varied and uuique assort-mont ever before offer d. thn most psitlcular tastes in regard to color, shtdlng, ornamenting, etc., etc.. can always he suitrd. All order throufri Iho Post promptly attended to. Mat trasses. feainer btxis, pillow, pslilaitst!, etc, at tho shortest notico.-Cireateat rare tnit n in boxing. (ULLIKrt &. BYKNK. No. 4'2 Hrnadway, east side, below (irand street. N. Y. Will remove on May Ut to No. 540, a few doors abov Fpring I sireei. jan.'a-m- m ILLIAM SIMPSON, Manufnctnrpr ond Dealer In FL ItMTI HK AND t'PIinr.RTEKT, In all Ita branches, ytbolesaleand retail. Nna. e Knwery and 133 t heater atree-t. New York. The CHEAPEST FUHNITURE ESVABLrsHMEXPin the United States. Superior rusestnod liirniture In suits. In brocstelle, piuah. etc, etc; alio, every extensive stork ol mahogany, black wai- nut and other lumiture, which he warrant, equal lo any in the cK.n" ?o.br". P tMaXTJ N B Good, carefully packed and shipped to any part of the world. jan-o-.im- INDIA RUBBER GOODS. The subscriber X would reapeclfully call the attention of hi. old euatnmer.nd merchant, throughout the United State, and Canada to hia atock ot Rubber Goods, msnulactured by himsell expressly for tbe spring tra-Je nf le.'.l Ills stock nf HCIIBKH 4 I.OTIIINH . particularly deserving ol inspection; as it bas never before been ao complete, nor thn article more perfect. Aa Exten.lye Nlock of Coats, Carriage Cloth, Machine Belting, Capes, Wading Pants, hatgine Peeking, l'ants. Piano Cover., Lite Preserver., Overalls, Gloves, Air Rails, Leggings, Cspa, Whips, and every description nf Rubber Goods, constantly on hand. The above are warranted to atand any climate, and will be .old .t most reasonable price. Order, solicited, and promptly attended to by D. IIODGMAN. 72 Maiden Lane, first comer from Broadway, Janl9 3m: and 59 Nassau street. New York. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. ALU HO sfe flOYT, No. 73 and 74 Johis stsiit, Naw Yoax, Sfnnufncturers of Floor Oil Cloths Oflr to the trade, oa liberal terms, a general assortment of the above goods la vsrions widths, of 3 ft, 3 ft 9, 4 It 6, 5 It 3, 6 ft, It, 13 It, 15 ft, 18 It. and 24 It: also. CARRIAGE OIL CLOTHS, la widlbsof 3-tths, 7-8th and 4-4th.; also, Tnble (III ( lath, 4-4ths, 5-4ths, and 6-4th. wide. These goods ore well snasowd and will endure any climate. Jm18-3ds:si SPRING GOODS, 1S53. Wm. H. Knoep-rxt, 99 William street. New York, Importer and JoUer in French, German, English and Domestic Goods, for Tailor, and Clothier, has received by late .rrirals, a large and well selected stock In German, English snd French cloth., of all grade and style. Mohair eoatinta, drap d ele, queen's cloth, alp s aad wonted coating., casbmerette. Mix- d and clouded zephyr cloth, plain and twilled. Fancy French and Rarnsley drills. Browa and yellow tinea.. Fancy plaid aad ngared Marseille. White and Ruff do do Drab .ilk and linen coaling, together with on extensive ...ort ment of trimming and other goods, suitable lor tbe Clothing Trade, oa the moat favorable terms. Partiealar cash or short time barer, and oil who (tad their tnteresu, will call and examine his stock before parch aslng eie waera. janis-ij:ai NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. T. I WOW, H. at'DONALD'S ADVSaTISINOHOUSB, 102 ASS1D ST.,N.T. T17HOLESALEBbOK HOUSE. COR- and VV NfHH I AMPOKT A CO No 8 Park Place. New York . being 1SI ta tn. 'aSaX Stationery llutinttt. are urenared to oiler erorv variety of voods 1 In tbelr line on the most liberal terms. Their own publications iSSrH luAum2.m,Ai s. ....... . , " . ' . Stoddard', celebrated aeriea of Arithmetic. O. L. alt Co. are also large dealer, in snd manufacturer, of every variety of Cap and Letter Paper., which thoj offer at manufacturers' whole. sale prices. orders from tne Traao respecuuny solicited. .po-jm Coat., Life Preaerver., Piano Cover., i.ajiei, Air ocas, isrpauilns, Capa, Pillow., Surgical and Army A Navy Goods, Cushions. . Chemical ADDiratua. The gooda made by this company are warranted to stand all climate., and are .uporlor to those m.de under any other patent v. ai. wiLBUn, rresiuent. F: M. Shiipabd, Treasurer and Secretary. apO 3m-m T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF J DIIYGOODN! 0. O. WILSON & CO., Imoortera and Jobber, of Dry Goods. No. 12 Courtland Street, (opposite the National and Western hmcwi, unu i,u. huh .u 4tv u.rc, NEW YORK. U..imI- J V... II -J 14 T 1 n. . Invite the attention of Wholkbalb Buvms to their very large the year by the addition of all the new styles aud fabric, that assortment ot goods, which ia kept complete at all seasons of aro constantly arriving by " steamers " and "packets." We bavo largo departments devoted exclusively to tho sale of cloths, Caasimeres, Vostinss, Tailors' Trimming., White Gooda, Ho siery, Dresa Goods, Shawls, Yankee Notions, Domestics, etc., etc. In addition are displayed large line, of print., including nierrimacs ana uocnecos. uingn.uns. L.wn.. tteragea. niaca: ana other staple Silks, Merino., Bombazine.. Alpacaa, and the nu mcroua other artiolea appertaining to the Dry Goods Tbade Also, agents for the sale of " Hovle'. Royal Patent Hwansdown Sewlna Cotton." We invite the attention of the closnst buyer, for cash or crcuit. msrio-iy-M T7AIRBANKS' PLATFORM SCALES. 1 i , r. i . . i . , i . m i ludi anuwn nevereiy u?siea Always rianb auu ac knowledged standard. Agents UKUHtElt (V HHiUS, l.'olumDus. marS 4m-M BILLIARD TABLES. The subscribers ofi'ttr fur .ale Table, ten per cent, less than any othor establishment In the city of New Y ork, with improved cloth or patent India Rubber cushions, which are preferred to all othor. now in use by the best player, in the United State, for correct ness and elastlcity.and are warranted to atand in their place tor year., without repairing. Gentlemen wishing to purchase Table, of all descriptions, with Marble, Mahogany or Pine lieda, I can nave tboir orders lined the same ae II they were present, oy i addressing ui By mall. Alw.y. on hand, tables, cloins, Dsns, I cues, rrench leathers, pockets, . Dool boards, and cue wax of tbo nest description, ready tor .hipping at tne anortest notice. uuirriiii ec utjrt.r,rt, mar9-.'lm-M 90 Ann street, Now York. CALT. The subscriber, being largely enira- KJ ged In the .alt business in the city of New York, would In form merchant, and consumer, that he keep, constantly on nana, Asnton ., wnrtnington'. na otner brands ol Liverpool tine salt ; Liverpool ground alum do.; Turks' Island, Bonaire, St. Uboa and other kinds coarse .alt, and refined ground rock .alt, in hag. of 15 and 7 lbs; also mineral and Ashton salt, in the samo sized bags ; alao, casea and bag. of Saline do, and c.scb ot grouna rock do, lor salo upon the most favorable terms. urdera are solicited, and promptly attended to, by SAmuii. nuiALiiinu, At hi. Salt Warehouse 101 and 103 Broad street, and 297 wasnington street. lebl-jm-w ""1?7VTfJ A TIT U7I-lI'll.TEiV AV Pf W (mi IJEjINHAM, WHllJNtal & CU., IMO. 14 J-r 1'earl street, New York, manufacturers of PLAIN, JAPANNED & PLANISHED TIN WARE, aod Dealers In Hardware. Britannia and Glassware, such as Ta ble Cutlery, Britannia Urns, Tra and Co Hoe Tots, Candlesticks, Table Castors, Houp Ladles, Fluid and Oil Lamps, Pitchers, Tum blers, Tan l e and Tea npoons, riatHCl ana tferman-suver epoons, foraa and ladies; Tinned and Jnameiea nauce-jrans, masim Kettles, Fry Pans. ShoTel and Tongs, Sad irons, Iron and Brass wire. Krais nettles, Hheet iron, i in riate, uiock no, Antimony. etc. AH poods carefully packed and uarrantcd. fcbl6-:im-M MILK ANO MILLINERY (300DR. invite thnso visiting the city to examine their choice and carefully selected atock nf Si'Msl Paris Ribbons, French Flowers, La res, (cc. Embracing tho largest assortment necessary for the mininery tr.ao. vve oner advantages to those buying lor vasii or Arriiuv-ED CREDIT. JanlS3m-i OUNG & LEAVITT, 189 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, (opposite John street,) Importers and Dealers in WATCHEH, DIAMOND, JEWELRY, Gold Pens, Plated Ware. Fine Cutlery. aUNS, PISTOLS. POWDER FLASKS, Shot Belts and Pouches, Game Bags, FANCY GOODS, Accordeons, Violin Hirln, Plated or Gorman silver Fork., Spoons, etc., etc. jsnl8 3m-H BROOKS' GREAT EXHIBITION PRIZE THREAD. This six-cord Thread, made principally Irom ctea Island cotton, is warranted not to amx or snoi in sewing and tho alrongeat and smoothest in the world. It Is now taking tho load ol .11 other make FOR SALE BY Tweedy, Moullon at Plympton, lluntor, Buckley & Co., Calhoun, Vanderburgh st Co., Leo, Kenton at Phelps, Avery, Ilillsrd Sl Co., Henrys, Smith Sl Townscnd, W. Sl J. Morrison St Co., John Martin, Jr., sY Co., Kreeland, Stuart ek Co., Clallin, Mellen A Co., Lord, Warren, Baiter it Co., Greenway, Brother A Co., George Opdyke St Co., L. Sl V. Kirhy it. Co., Lathrop Sl Ludington, Hurlbut, Ainaworth A Pleraon, John Steward, Jr., A Co., Smith, Carey at Mosely, Brooks. Brother. sV. Co . etc. And by all the leading Jobber., c, in New York, Boston, Pblla- j ticipnia ana uaitimoro. leniti jm-M PREMIUM PIANO FORTES. GROVES-TEKN A CO. No. 481 Broadway. Nest York, would call tho attention ol those about purchasing to their splendid stock of (il to 7H octave Pianos, which they believe cannot be excelled by any other in the city, either in tone, finish, quality of material, or workmanship. Medal, h.ve been awarded by the American Institute to their Inatrumenta fhe years in succession. Having recently purchased the entire stork ol tne late nrm ol Duboi. Sl W.rrioer, formerly Duboi. and Stodart, tavorably known for Forty yeara .. Piano makera, they would invite the continuance of the favor, of their frieod. and cnatomer. with the certainty of giving equal satisfaction. For the southern market we are making with Double Iron Frames and dutached case., peculiarly adapted to the climate. leoe-o.im-jf mf) WHOLESALE MERCHANTS. JOHN i- C. IlaNDS.sos, Sl Co., No. fix Rue du F.ubourg Pol.son. niere, Paris, and 174 and 176 Pearl street, New York, after lor sale an extensive assortment of French and American Artifiical Mowers, Feathers and Ornaments: Italian, French, English and American Straw Bonnet, Kibbona, etc. lha above, chiefly ol our own mannlactnre, embrace the lar gest and moat varied stock to be tound in the United State.. Sample may be aeon at our wareroom ia New York. Jan 11 -3m-si FIRST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS BY EXPRESS. 811 A P LEY at HALT, have now their lull stock of goods, comprising all the new sty le. ot Dre.. Good. MiLx.ir.Kus aupplied with Good and Pattern, at a very srosll advance from New York coat. Muslin work. Bonnets, Ribbon., etc. marl3 THE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK. TIIOMAt 41. HTKARNH, Importer and Jobber of Silks, Millinery and Fancy Goods, lfix Broadray, New York, ha. now in .lore, and la daily receiving and offering at the loweat prices, a complete as-(ortmentof goods In hi. line, embracing all the vsrious styles and designs, consisting of black and fancy .ilk., roarcellnes, Florence.,. bawl., trimming., bonnet ribbon., tatteta and aatn ribbons, dress trimmings of ail kinda, French and English crape, crape lisssis, silk erav.U, embroideries, glove, of .11 kind, .ilk lce mitt., barege, lace, white goods, hosiery, L. C. Handker-chlels, etc. The undersigned invite, th. attention of the Trade, aud hi. Iriend. generally. Great Inducement ottered to cash and short time buyers. I nu. u. r-i l.mi.-u, iiu Dtuaawaj, dec3l ly bet. Liberty st .nd Miiden Lone, N. Y. THOMAS DOUGLASS, (late Bliven & DoooLAS.), Comm!.sioa Merchant, monnfacturer and wholesale dealer in every description of AMERICAN HARDWARE, No. 5 Pl.tt street, four door, trom Pearl, New York, Manufacturer of the Premium Steel Square: Agent for Bee's Brace, Turn, screws, ete : also, KendaU sr. Taylor'. Thermometer, Barometer, etc.; Union Butt Co'. Butu, Gate Binge, Brackets, etc-i Browa A Brother sheet Brass, Bras, and Copper Wire, Rivet, etc: N. Nowcomb s Smiths. Bellows, etc. THOMAS DOUGLASS, ASA KARR,Jr, aovll-ly late of the firm of Child, Farr A Co-, St. Louis. TUST OPENED. The subscribers would respectfully anaoince to their friend, and the public io general, that they have Just opened a tore oa tbe corner of Long street end State Avenue, opposite P. Rayden Factory, where they Intend to keep constantly oa hand, a large assortment of tbe very best of Family Groceries nch a tea., eofiee, (agar, mot'sse, Hoar, rice, fiah, soap, candle, starch, cheese, etc., ete together with every artieleused by families, which they oiler to sell oa the lowest term, for Cask only. July 14, 1853. W. DIXON tt CO. BUSINESS CARDS. WI. PlifNIBON, K. H. I, OABRIMOTON. TJENNISON & CARRINGTON, Attorneys I (Office in Odcm Buildings), will attend to prefer !.frJ? !rfi5,Si01, ' ?.U.i' J?,0,0,"-00- tloos, the law ot Insuranoe and of patents. junl,'6:l dly t.naiAK miTTr.sTfl. runn rriMHTfirr. awn. ei. onHRTnric. TUTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes a I I 1 u f m. A; 1 rtnmmi..i.,n Merchants, Lard Oil Manulscturnrs.snd dealer, in .alt, plaster. nsn ana tumner. nesa oi me canal, uuiumDus, uaio. ry Liberal advances made on consignments. mars JOSEPH F. SMITH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ' Pension Agent US, UUIO Wl'l pensions, buy Ing, .elllng and obtaining land warrant., selling and leasing real eatate, examining lana title., collection oi claims, cto. If Letter, from a distance must ue postpata. juju HJERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard- V4 warn and Cutlery, Iron, nails, glaaa, house builders' mate rials, isrming ana mechanical tools, military gooua, etc., eic. no. Jtil rJIgh street, sign ol the .lit r.dlock "TEW COAL YARD A new Coal Yard 11 has been opened on the lota south of the Ohio Tool Com- paoy's Factory, where Northern and Hocking grate and black. .mitn s coat wiu be tola by we ton or nusnei. aec-ai v. n. unnnrjuu, Aguni. ANNA .TACKY. W. A. JONIS. QTACEY'S HOTEL, tauthenst corner Main and Fourth street, Zoneavillo, Ohio. sep'-M-ntl I "VTATIONAL HOUSE, Circle villo, Ohio- Jul JONATHAN BOYD (formerly ot the Carlisle uouio;, rro- urietor. P. 8 I have in tbe office a " Private Stock Hen later," lor the benefit of those buying and selling the same, which enable, me at any lime to give .atisiaeiion in reeara to ine sate, location, etc., oi an tne stocit in ricaaway ana aajoioing cououos. Clrclevllle, Ohio, Deo. 17, IBsy-uom J. oum. T RIDG WAY'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad ftt street, near the bridge, Columbus, Ohio. Stoves of .11 kinds, and a great variety ot castings, always on band. A MERICAN HOUSE. Hanover street. Bos- ton, by LEWIS RICE rebuilt, enlarged and elegantly iurnisnea : possosaing an tne moaern improvementa ana conve nlonce. tor tbe accommodation of tne traveling public tor.' j iyn. L. P. DDNTON. w. p. THcasroN. DUNTON & THURSTON, Wholesale and Retail Piano Forte and Music Warcrotms, No. B0 Fourth treat (first door weat of Smith fc Nixon's Hall), Cincinnati, O. janie-aiy T M. GU1TEAU, Attorney and Counsellor at J Law, and Commissioner of Deeds and to take Depositions tor Ohio and othxb westebn riTATKB, (Iste ot Cincinnati,) baa established himself in his profession in New York city, where all communication, will receive prompt attention. Rofers to the members ot the Bar ol Columbus, Ciuclnnat and Southern Ohio. Office No. U Wall Street, Neu York. m.r2g TVTEW ESTABLISHMENT. E. Gaver. as- 11 slsted by A. W. Reader, would respectfully announce to tbe citizen, or Columbus and vicinity, that ne nss opened a COFFIN WAItEltOOM. directly opposite the Franklin House, where bo Is at all tlmoa prepared to furnish cottins, shrouds, etc., with .11 the attention and fixture, necesssry on funeral occasions and he wishes It distinctly understood that his term, shsll not be of so objection.- bio a character a. to preventeiitire.atisiaction. oci-uiy- nOLUMBUS CARRIAGE M ANUFAC J TORY Near the corner of Third and One etreete. Messrs. E. A- H.F. BOOTH are manufacturing and have constantly on i n emmaiiimiil il m mm auuia piuiu, in kind, ot carriage., buggie., etc, made of the best material., by tbe most experienced workmen, and warranted to do gooa sorv- leo. The proprletora are both practical carriage makera, and all ork ordered from them will give good satialaction. Repairing done at thn shortest notico. Tbev have boen carrying on the bu- slness in Ibis city some ten years, and trust they havo some claim lo publio patrunage. oci-oiy -t-i . mnTin opt tiTP tiu ,.An,:mA T EATHER BELTING. The undersigned, ARenta lortliosamoi nr.r.a nu i i a ceieoraiea premi um patent KlTltert, Btrerenea i.enmer nnnia,nHvo mis day received a lull assortment of all sizes, trora m to 18 inches In width. We would call the attention of thepubllc to theabove article, as one possessing superior merit, 'i ney are roaaa irom thethlek and solid parts ot the best oak tanned leather, and are screioned bv Doweriuimacninns. tinreniea ana usca or ji. cc u. only,) whereby tbev are made to ran straight and true, have a uniform bearing on the drum or pullny.holdthelrwldthsevenly, andalvnfrora 15 to 25 per cent, more force than those made ia tbe ordinary manner. sold at manufacturer, price., wnn .aainon oi ireignioniy, by HII.HWUKNK, KUMNM IL CO., jnio nign oi tne uiu nroaa sis, uoiumnus, u WINDOW SASH. We I- VV have m.de an arrangement with one of the moat celebrated .ash m.nuLctorle. In the West, and are prepared lo fill all order, fur .ash, manufactured by practical workmen and of good materlala. All order, left at our hardware .tore. No. 159 High street, sign of the Gill Broad Axe, will receive prompt attention. KII.BOURNE, RUHNS St CO. Columbus, April 25, 1851. A I A If I ) Mus. r It AIN IVrilN oraltut res- 1 nectlullv announces to her friends, and the public gener- ally, that, on the 17th of March lnat., she intends to open a ItllLLINEKY IHIIOP, in the new brick building ol Mr. Kannemaknr, on Third atreet, below Mound and South streets, next to Dr. Fisher', residence, enewiiineproparea iuaivu hand all such article, a. are found in a Millinery Shop.and to lurui.n iacui .ucuruiufj w tuo '"-. a . intends to spare no efforts in the prompt and most exactoxecu-tion-ol nil order, with which .ha may be favored, aha moat mipocttully solicit, the patronage of her irlend. .nd the public mraw hsts, ate, will do wasneu. coioreo, nnu m.uo uV iu mn mosiiaanionameaiyin. subidqi oi pmunnunj wm.umcm, on eommiaalon into th. Shop, and .old to the beat advantage of the manufacturer. marlOdtf THOMAS SULLIVAN, Manufacturer of JL. I. B. I 1,1'. ill ouui e, " 'uw w . ' - " ' and Fourth street., 3 door, above Ellis A Morton'. Bank, Cin cinn.tl. J""" iu T ITHOGRAPHY. Every description of I A Mana. Plans. View, of Building.. Portrait.. Anatomic u raw- logs, Business and Show Carda, all kinpa of Druggist and other plain and fancy labels, Bill and Letter Headings, Fac Similes, otc, executed in the b?st tyl", t reasonable rates, by HlUUbClUS SL nSLIiAlir., Lithographers and Engravers, No. 115 (Odd Fellow.' Building) Walnut afreet, dec8 6m Cincinnati, Ohio. NEW FUlt STORE. Jarvis & Fairchild, 149 Main street, Cincinnati, have an extensive and well selected stock ot none but new and Irrsh Furs, for ladles. We havo this day received from New York ome be.utilul spec! men. of Misses' and Children's drab and black Beaver Hat.. nov27-dly JARVIS A FAIKCU1LD. A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF FURS. JARVIS cfc FA IRCIIILD, Main St., first door below the corner Main and Founh, west side, Cincinnati. nor-JO dly GIBSON HOUSE, Walnut street, between Fourth and Filth. Cincinnati, Ohio. O. II. UEFFROY. Proprietor, late of the Walnut street House. ap7 tf ALNUT STREET HOUSE, Walnut st., between Sixth and Seventh streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. Jy6-dtl J. W. SWENEY, Proprietor. WE ARE NOW openinrr a largo and beautliul assortment of t? a rt. ti r,g, ir s ja iTj s is is I M tf HIV K JSWEkkl. Our stuck of fine London and Gene. vn W.tche. ia superior to asy in tbe State. Diamond ring, and otns we offer t New lor. price.. Jewelry, .liver and plated ware, fine mantle clocks, and cutlery, at wholesale and retail. All are Invited to call, examine, and purrhase if suited. NOTARIAL and other SEALS engraved, and PRESSEStur-nlsbed, at the shortest notice. Watches repaired In tha best manner. ,. First door south of entrance to Neil House. Jail BLYNN A BALDWIN. TO FAMILIES AND RETAILERS OF FRESH OYSTERS. I am receiving dally fresh Baltimore and New Haven oystara, which will be .old .. low aa the lowest. in cans or hail cans ; and in all ease, the oysters which I sell will be warranted good, or Bo sale. Order from the country carefully attended to, with punctuality aad dispatch, and by ao doing 1 nope to morn a auare oi puoue patroosge. oc-Jl C. P. L. BUTLER. JY. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jewel- er, Bigk street, between the American aad Aril House. Coittm. kms, Okio. Having purchased tha entire stock of William Savage, I will continue the business at the old stand, where I will keep a first rate assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER SPOONS. FORK, CUTLERY, And s general variety of FANCY 4OODS. For the present I will reside in New York, and persons la want or goods, may rely upon seeing all new pstterns ot jewelry in my store. With those assurance he hope to retain th confidence of th former patrone nf the concern, aod of the citizena generally. Tbe Wttrk Repairing will be attended to by W. M. Savage, lo.g know in thi. section as a first rate workman jul J. Y. SAVAGE, Jsu NOTICK. Having disposed of my slock nf goods to Mr. John Y. rUv.se, Jr, I cheerfully recommend him to all of my old customer, and tbe pablic generally. As It I shsolotely necessary that say outstanding business should be closed, all person a knowing themselve. indebted to aie will sail aad settle ap. jul6J W. M. SAVAGE. rrr i1 I LLLJ TRANSPORTATIOIV. H!aCC--J!iH T ITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND J XENIA RAILROADS. Bcmhib Aiuxokmint. to com mence Hay 16, 1853. JW Passenger 1 rains Daily, (Sundays excepted.) Train, run by Columbus time, which la aeven minute. laaiur man isiacinnau Bros, Until further notice, Paasenger Trains will leave the Depot on cats irum sireui, a. louow. : Kxpress Train at 6 a. m i Accommodation Train at 7:30 sl m ; , Hillsborou,b Train at 9:30 p. m i . Mail Tvnit, a n n . ' ForLlnwood,Pl.in.ville, Mllford, LoveLnd. Fo.te.'., Deerfleld, murruw, run aucient, uregou, turwmssa waynesvuie, soring Valley, Xenia. Cedarvllle: Sclma, South Charloaton. London! west jenerson, voiumoua, xeuow nprings ana opringneia. Returning from Columbus Mall Train will leave at 4:5 a. m : Expreaa Train will leave at 1:30 p. m : , Accommodation Train will leave at S.1S p. m i ' Returning from Hillaborough at 7 a. m j Reluming trom Springfield at 5:5 a. in j Returning from Springfield at 5 p m Trains Kill stop as follous : The Kxpress Train, 6 a. in., from Cincinnati, at Loveland, Mor- row, Xenieand London, only, 1:30 p m, from Columbus f.nndnn. Venia. Ci.r.in Mntroflt. t.nvelanrf and Pl.inville. mil. Accommodation lrlo, 7::iu a. m, from uiacinnaii, ano o: n. m . Irnm Ci, ntnhna at P a n. In. MMlnrrl M lam y o. I. live, land. Knatr'a. Ilnprfiald. Mnrrnw. Vnrt Ancient FrAnnnrt. Cnrwftt. ana waynesville, Hpring Valley, Aenla, Cedurvllle, fcelma, Hutuh unancaiun, Lcnilun, ana west jenerson. Also, on proper nonce by flag or to conductor, at Lionwood, Clay.ville, Florence and Alton. Mall Train. 4:5 a. ni. from Columbus and 5 p. m. from Clncin. nati, at Weat Jetl'eraon, London, South Charleston, Saline. Ce dent! le. Acma. norms' Valley. Corwin and Wavneavil e. Pree. port, rort Ancient, Morrow, ueerneni, hosiers, Hutterworth'a Water Station, Loveland. Mllford and Plainville. Alao, at Cl.ya- vine, 1'iorenceand Alton, on notice. Hillsborough Train at 7 a. m. from Hillsborough, and 3 30 o m. from Cincinnati, at Lyncbburah, We.tboro', Blaucboster, Goshen and Wilmington pike, Loveland, Polktowu, Miamiville, Milford, riainviue ana Llnwooa. Also, on nonce at nag stations. Passengers for Uillsboro', Cbillicuthe, and intermediate points, win take the 2 30 P. m. TrainT Paasengera lor duriogtield will take the 7:30 .. m. or 5 p. m. Train.. Line, of Hack, snd Coaches run in eunneotlnn with the trains to tbe following towns: Lebanon from Deerficld ; Wilmington and Clarkaville from Marrow aud Corwin : Goshen, and nuinta above, from Milford. The Train, connect with tho Mad RlVer and Lake Erie Rail- road at Springfield; Columbus and Cleveland Railroad at Co- lumbn.; Central Ohio Railroad to Zaneavillo, and lines of coaches from Zaneavilla to Wheeling. Slc On Sundays but one train will be run, leaving Cincinnati at 2:30 p, m., and Columbus at ti a m., stopping at all way station. on nutice. Fare from Cincinnati to Xenia $1 60 Do Do do Hillsborough . I 75 3 75 do do do do do do do Cbllhcotbe Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Springfield 9 00 6 00 Cleveland. Shelby.... Columbus Zanesville Wheeling. Pitt.bumh 4 75 3 00 4 80 7 )5 7 75 do For other Information, and Through Ticket., avoly to P. W. STaaoKB. General Tickot Agent, at the Ticket Office, southeast corner Broadway and Front atreet., Cinelnn.tl wm. it. ii.rj!n&ni, aupenntenaem. FuF The Company will not be responsible tor baggage ex ceeding fitly dollars In value, unless the mas 1. returned lo the Conductor or Aients. and frelcht oald at tba rate of a passage for every $500 In value above that amount maU flENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD Open from J Zanibvu-lh to Colchbub. On and after Mbv 16th. 1853, t rains win run a. follows: Express Trains Leave Zanesville dally at 8 a. m. Leaves Co lumbus daily t 2:16 p. m. Accommodation Train Leaves Columbus dolly (Sunday, ex. cepted), at 6:45 a. m. Leave. Zanesville dally (Sundays except ed), at auup. m. The 8 a. m. Train connect, at Zanesville with coaches from Wheeling, which run In connection with the Baltimore and Ohio K.IIrosd, and at Newark with the morning train for Mansfield, Shelby. Sandusky and Cleveland, and at Columbu. with thetr.ln lor Cinelnn.tl. Thn 3:15 train from Columbu. connect, at Newark with the train trom S.ndu.ky, M.n.iield and Mount Vernon, and at.nes. villa with coaches for Wheeling. The 6:45 a. m. train connects at Newark with the morning train tor Mt. Vernon, Msnsneld, Shelby and Sandusky. The l!::iu p. m. train connect, with the train Irom sanausiy, M.nsfleld and Mount Vernon. 3-Through tickets c.n be had ol the agent at Zanesville for Sandusky, Detroit and Chicago. j nrongh tickets can be had ot r. w. Btraaor, oi uincin. natl, by this route, ior Zanesville, Wheeling, Baltimore, Pblla. delphia aud Washington City, Vanaa.illA Slav lit ItCYI G. L. CUASK, Sup't. CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & CINCINNATI. AND CLEVELAND AND EKltt RAILROADS. Nsjw AasiHOCHKNT. On and after Monday, May 10th, Pas- aenger Train, leave a. follow. (Sundays .xcepted) : Cleveland for Erie, Dunkirk and Buffalo, at 7:30 .. m.,3:45 p. m. and 8:15 p.m. Clovel.nd for Columbu. and Cincinnati, at 8:00 a. m., 10:00 a. m. and 8:15 p.m. Cleveland for Toledo and Chicago at 7:10 a m., 10:00 a. m. and 8:15 p. m. Columbua for Cleveland, Erie, Dunkirk and Buffalo, at 10:13 a. m., 1:00 p. m. and 11 p. m. Shelby fur Cleveland, Erie, Dunkirk and Muflalo, at 1:05 p. m., 4:05 p. m. and 2:25 a. m. Hhelby ior Columbua ana Cincinnati, at iu:jo a. m., i:.-u p. m. and 11:25 n. m Erie ior Cleveland, Columbus, Cinelnn.tl, Toledo and Chicago, at'.'isup. 1 11:50 n. m-.nd 2:45 a. m A. STONE, Jr., Superintendent. Cleveland, May 13th, 1853. ma!7 . , , , , ,, -.mii mi, , tStSWfllm.r&iri TOLEDO, NORWALK & CLEVELAND I TIAII Unan Vnmtln In .nnnAllnn with tlie Mlehlann gou,!,,,,.,, , Northern Indiana, the Lake Shore, and Cleveland Dd p it.hurah Ra roads, the only Entire Rallrand Line between the Kn.t and West. 1 he best .nd mo.t expeditious route between Eastern cities .nd St. Louis. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. On and .tier Monday. May 16th, 1B53, passenger trains will run daily (Sunday, excepted), at follows: Leave Toled. Accommodation, at 9:10 a. m. stopping at all way stations. Day Express, at 3.15 n. m. stopping only at Fremont, Bella- rue, aionroevtlle and Norwalk. Night Express, at 11:15 p. m. stopping only at Fremont, Bene- vue, Monroeville, Norwalk and Oberlln. T.pbtsi slevstlnnd. Daw Express, at 7:00 a. tn. .topping only at Norwalk, Mob rocvilio, nenevue ana rremont. Accommodation, at 10:00 a. m. stopping at all station.. Night Express, ntf M p. m. stopping only at Oberlln, Nor- walk, Monroeville, Bellevuo and Fremont Connecting. Directly. At Toledo, with trains of Michigan Southern and Northern Indi ana Railroad tor Chicago and way station., .no turougn in. Chicago and Rock laland Railroad and ateamer. on iinnot. river, to St. Lnui.. At Belle vue, with Train, of Mad River .nd Lake Erie Road for riandnaky City, Springfield, liayton, Cincinnati, maianspous, ete.. etc. At Monroeville, with train, of Mansfield .nd Sandusky Rsilroad for Sanduaky, Shelby Junction, Columbu., .snesvllle ana Newark. At Grafton, with train of Clereland, Columbnaand Cincinnati Railroad, irtr Col.mbua. Cincinnati, and way atationa. At Cleveland, with train, of Lake Shore Railroad for New Yor, and Boston, via Butlalo and Albany, and for Hew York, via Dunkirk, with trains ol Cleveland and I'lttsonrgn rtaurnao ior Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Bsltimure and W..hingtoa City. E. B. PHILLIPS, Su'pl. Orrica T. N. aad C. R- R. C0l I Norwalk, O May 14, U53. ) OHEAP STEAM COM.MUNICATIONBE- TWEEN PHILADELPHIA A LIVERPOOL. The Liver- poo ,nd pn'jl.delphla sjiaaaship Company intend sailing their new siesunsnips as ioiiow. CITY OF MANCHESTER, 1135 ton., C.pt. Robert LeUch. CITY OF CLASGOW, 1,610 tons, C.pt. William Wylie. CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, 3,200 ton. now building. From FkiUdclpkla. city 3 55:".:::: City of Manchester Saturday, 11th June. a-it. .a aa l . O-a l. 1VJ k City ol Glasgow Saturday, 3d July. City of Glssgow Wednesday, 20,h April City of Manchester....... Wednesday, IPth May. City of GlMgow Wednesday, "th June. City of Manchester Wednesday, Ah July. RATES OF PASSAGE. From Philadelphia. From Liverpool. Saloon alter 8Uterooms...f90 I Saloon after Suieroosnr, SO ga. - midship ... 651 midship 15 gs. forward ... 55 1 forward 13 g. Including .toward fees. THIRD-CLAfS FASSBN43ERS. A limited aumber ot third-das. pssaeogere will be lakea from Philadelphia and Liverpool, and tound in provisiona. From Philadelphia tiO From Liverpool tV Certificate, of passage will be Issued her to parries who are desirous of briasing out their Irlends at eorTospoadias rate. Freight on fine goods 6ias per ton, and coarse goods, hardware, etc., will be taken .abject to .rreement. An experienced rargeoa will be canted oa each .hip. For frei.ht or passtage app'y to THOMAS RICHARDSON, 15 Broadway, New York, and Walnut street, Philsdelpbia. RICHARDSON, BROTHERS A CO, Liverpool. JalA-dly DR. MORRISON'S OFFICE REMOVED from Town to Hlra street, comer of "agar Alley. Fa- trance (rat door Wert ot ilisfc street, o theaonai side of Pur Alley. marl7-d.)na IiSlRAICE. INSURANCE ON LIFE AND LIVE ntir, description, taken in tbe lollowln. eomnanle. i- UNION MUTUAL LIFK INSUUANCE COMPANY, tupitnl 9150,000. OHIO LIFE INHURANCK COBf PANV, CINOIN n . . nati, omof "Pl'"! 9100,000. tiiXW KNULAND LIVE KTOfJK INS. COMPANY NEW IIjYVEN. OONN. Cplfril.. tSO.OOO. KAa cJ-'SuY.1"1? ." 0OMPAM'' CI2SJli,TI' ' I w- - EQUITABLE FIBS INS. CO., OF LONDON, Uiipltctl ta.sou.ooo. Risk, taken on the most liberal terms, and all losses nromntlw uju.wiu. iiiaro-oiyi i. BlULSlUfl, Agent. INSURANCE HEAD-Q.UARTERS, Three L door, weat of the PostolHce, up .Ulr., CoiuaiBtJ., Ohio. ... '"". Fire, marine, and Henltk Jnasiraaice. WAUHEN JENKINS. General Insurants Aanl. ranue.t. all vt-i .un. wisning insurance to can ana lnvestliiate tneel.tm. oi tbe lbllowing companio. to their unlimited confidence. IN LIFE at ,NJlNfV,f, ifuiiAixe, ne ropresenu I The Mutual BeneflL ol New York and New JerSAT ABR nf thm 15 """"uiisneaaiiamosireiiauiecomp.nie.nowaoingDu.ine.. in US UDItOd State.. Assets .bout I1.50U.000. I ALBO The American Temoerance. of Hartford. Cnnneetlflut. I vuermg ampie seenruy ana many extra advantage, to i empe- joomtai- vspuai, iuv,uuu. Also ThO- American Mutual, nf New Haven. CnnnARftteut. This Company ha. .onie feature, believed to operate very bene flriaUy to the policy holders'. Coital. aUO.000. Call and exam ine tbe statement, and prospect, of each and all of these com psnies, snd .elect for yourselves. IN Film AND MARINE INSURANCE, the following companio. are with confidence recommended a. eminently deserving of unbounded confidence The Franklin, of New York. Capital, 300,000; The Etna, of lltica, New York. Capital, 1170,000; The Springfield, of Massachusetts. $150,000: The City, of Cincinnati. Capital, 200,000 f The Granite, of Utica,New York. Capital, (300,000; Tbe Hudson River, New York. Capital, $300,000 ; The Hensselanr, New York. Capital, $-..00,000 ; IN HEALTH 1NKSUKANCE, the People'. Mutual Health As sociation, of Springttold, Massschusetts, Incorporated by tbe i.ngiaiaiurv ui jna.sacouse.es. ouer. usiimoniai. Ol uuuu.MOU.- ble weight and credibility. Capital, $50,000. .epiiil-ly WARREN JENKINS, Gen'l Ins. Agent. .TvTtr rr'V a iT-ivri M-m ni a r nrr ON VEYANCING AND NOTARIAL BU- VJ 81NESH. WARREN JENKINS, Notary Publio and Con veyancer, win attena to an cans in tms line, at reaaonanie cnar. fes. Title, investigated and abatract. ot titles furnished, to any and. In Franklin county, on abort notice. Office in Plait', block south side of State street, up .tain. ep29-ly COLUMBUS AGENCY KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO Guaranty Fund. 100.000. Thi. Company otter, to the ln.ured all the security and advantages of the Mutuala nd JolntStock plan(. hereto-foreapplied) combined, namely Low rate.of premium i an an Bual return, In cash, of the per centage required for the contingent risk oi the year: an adequate but notexce.slveprovlslon lor the future security of members for the whole term of Ills, with anadequatelntere.tlnths accumulating fund secured to such members, at death, by oredlts upon their policies; .guaranty fund designed for the permanent security of shorl term mem- oars, ana aiso ior tnepresentseourityoithosetortnewnoia terra of life. This Is the only Mutual Lltelnsursnce Company who.eratea of premium are fixed at a fair reduced standard, with a provis ion for an annually inereasing accumulation of funds(for future security ) In exact proportion to tha amount of business and tbe Incraasingrl.k Irom advancing age among tha member.. Pamphlet., Tracts, As., giving In detailthe plan and rate, ol tba Company, furnlahodgratls, and applicatlonarecolved, by . 11. TUTTLE, Agent. 8. M. SsriTH, Medical Examiner. oc33-d THE INVINCIBLE ANDNEVER-FAIL-1NG REMEDY A certain curs for MAN AND BEAST. W. B. Farrell's Celebrated Original ARABIAN LINIMENT. This extraordinary preparation 1. not only far superior to all the Linlmenu and Ointment, now belore the publio, but po.se.-ses specific qualltlo. entirely unknown to the most learned of tha Medical Faculty. It wlde-.pre.d celebrity hss brought out a host of article, in imitation of it, with all .ort of name., but none of them begin lo compare with the superior,old-estblish-ed Arabian Liniment, For the Nervous System II operates like a charm, soothing down Ihe most violent agonies and pals in a tew minutes alter its application. DIampa, Sore Throat aad Breasts. It speedily causes the dissipation of any possibility of nutter forming in tbo p.rts, snd bring, .bout s rugulsr and healthy action of the glandular .y.tem. A Kevnl.lve, Anodyne nnd Balsam. In ease, of Ruptured Muscle, and Tendon., It. powerful revulsive .nd hosling qualities cause the part, to unite without leaving the least soreness or wsnt of power behind, in Bruise, .nd Swelling., It act. on the princple of a counter irritant and anodyne, relieving the p.ln almost Instantly, and reduces ths swellings in sn incredibly .hortsp.ee of time. A Stimulant nnd Nervine. It I. a stimulant imparting tone and vigor to the whole nerv-ou. and muscular system. For Rheamatlsm, or any other inflammatory condition of the musculsr system or chronic stillness of tbe same, it stands at ths very head of ail the remedies ever offered to the public, snd none can equal It. Polaonoas Reptiles, etc. For biles of poisonous snakes it may be confidently relied oa as a prompt and effectual remedy, acting as a causlio and specific in such hitherto fatal eases. For Chilblains, Burns, Old Sores, Corn.. W.rts, Erysipelas. Cronp, Nervous Headache, Sore Eyes, even to partial Blindness, It edects ara astonishing. The great advantage this article possesses over all other ram-edle., is its brief operation oa the system. It cure, quickly it is Ihe most certain remedy in existence, and it Is sold cheaper than any other medicine in use. We fearlessly assert that this great Arabian remedy will do more good ior leas money than any other Liniment or Ointment in the world. ror ii arses nna t ame, iU effects era equally striking and salutary. In Sweeny it bss ' bo equal, bring an ialallibls cure) alao, In Poll Evil, Big Head, ristuia, epavin, uaua, drains, Bruises, ecraicnes, wounds, no matter bow bad, 8or Eyes, even to blindness, swellings of ev ery description, .nd many inflammatory diieases. UUUISTJSUFKlTe), tJtlUNTBIir HlTn. Beware of a baae Counterfeit called U. O. Farrell's Arabian Liniment This spurious article is sold by .one aa " Farrell's Liniment,'' to those who ore not careful to call tor the genuine W. B. Farrell'. Arabian Liniment. Alway. ask for W. fi. FARRELL'S ARABIAN LINIMENT, and take no other. ITSr The senuino Arabian Liniment I. .old by DENIG A HAHKY, J. A R. T. COOK, G. ROBERTS A CO., and WM. FAHHENHOLTZ, Columbus. J. v. G.teilns, Carroll i Joshn Rett, Cottage Mills; Cherry st Stimmel, Lockbourne; T. Jone. A Bro, London ; O. H. Bliss A Co , West Jefferson: E, Geohegaa, Baltimore; E. L. Blocum, Lancaster ; J.N.Wilsoa, Newark; Page st Ingram, Newark ; Spencer A Channel, Bollnggreen; John D. Parke. Cincinnati : And Druggist, and Merchant, generally, la tha United Stales and Canada.. mar23 SEASONED LUMBER, LOW FOR CASH. The subscribers h.ve on hand lull .seortmenl of sea seined lumber and shingles of .11 kind, for building purpose. They have also. In addition to their flooring machine, put la operation one expressly for surfacing, and ara prepared to furnish, on short notice, lumber dressed on one or both sides, from 3 inches down to halt on inch in thickness. Yellow and white pine, ash and oak flooring always on band. All orders from a distance promptly attended to. Warehouse and Lumber Yard head of the canal, Columbus, Ohio. apl BUTTLES, COMSTOCK SL CO. WRITING FLUID. This article will not corrode, and flow, freely from ths pea, snd Is worthy tba attention of bankers, lawyer., and I other consumers of ink. It cannot be erased by acid. For sale by the pint or gallon by sep-.tl JOHN R. COOK. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Inlots Noo. 393 aad 300, oa High street, we.t ride, near tbe Railroad Depot Alao, Subdiviaioa No. 3 of Outlota f3 and C3, onllrnadway couth aide. Alto, Subdiviaioa No 11 of same Oullots. Inquire of the anderaigaed, at Dennlsoa A Caniogtoa'. Law Oflicei, odeon Bulldin,. tebxn-dtt U.B.l,aniauiu SB. H ANNUM, Conveyancer, Accountant, Comae and Noraar PrsLtc. may be found at all times at tha oBlec of N. U. awayae, Esq, (City Hank Building), prepared to make out, la a Beat, n.lform handwriting, warranty, quit-cl.ia, mortgage and sheriffs' deeds ; wills ; article, ol agree- icnt; aeonou ot executors, administrator, guardians, aad others ; Business aolire. and advertisements, and do every description ot t'e-syl". ., lie will also perioral aiiiueuuuevoi a eotary muuc na.iva had ahont lour yearaexperteneetn Double Entry Book-Keeplaff, be will devote ene .tteatioa to that, and hope., that by eloaw pplieatloa and moderate prices, he will merit and receive .bar of public patronage. Buttle., Cometoeh A Co., Lewis tieyl. N.H.Swayne, E. Ba-kns, fwaa Aedrews, Wm Wing, snarl drtsn George M. Parses, Wm. a run, M Halm, Decker tt Ilibbs. w m r H.wsoai c.tviw holms. Of hi' rm e,f Yorke s 7eria iMe of ORitlly Telegraph Co. fTEWSON & HOLMES, Auctioneers and JTl ('KNEHAI. -OMMIIO- MERCHANTS, Ft, t.l and r J Walnut alnet. Wrt aide, near Pearl, Clarlnanil. rjjf Heia sr .ales of Ur.teeri s at .action. Groceries and Mert-bat d'se s ewrr.1 y at pnrate aale. tol dv.Bcr made oa e t,-ments totlxir ddres. JaalS-dly FAST MAIL LINE. 15 hours fromColum-hc, tt rnrirmoa k On and after Meaday, Jane 2H, a Af 4L COACH mt I a-ave Corem'tas for Circievdle, ChillieoUHi, end rorrsaaow h, at 5 "'clock ia tbe moraine, aad arrive at Portsmouth at 8 o'clock ia Ihe evening connecting with tne Hirer Parkrts to Plitsban h .nd Cinchmaii. A'jsn. la-ave rortamoath at i o'clock ia the naoraini and arrive at CoiumHas at 9 o'clock in the ermine, daily. . jces KKEIDKR A HAWEF.3. - , .