Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1853-08-10

              VOLUME XVI. COLUMBUS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1853. NUMBER 332. M1 i.V it THE ails Ij'ta State Journal 18 PUBLISHED EVERY XTKNINO, EXCEPT SUNDAY, 8C0TI BA8C0U, JOURKAI, BOILDIKaf, BIOS AND tUU mjUTS IHIIlANOB ON UIUII. TERMS-mTHIMrtohtn t4 uwhm Tn nAliimktiM AA nn ...... . by mall, 86.00. Dally during tlit session of the legislature, ami jn-vreeKiy ror tne remainder or CM year, So. 00.-T1IK WEEKLY JOUKN AL la furnished to city subscribers at 2, mm v; mau m ei.oun year, uiuos oi lour aua upmras, 91.20 j oi auu uuwuruit, vi.vu. TUK TRI-VVEEKLY JOURNAL la W.00 a year. . HATES OF ADVERTISING IN THE DHL JOURNAL. The following ratal and rule, hava bmn agraed npon between tha proprietors of the (Mia Siataman and tba Ohio Stale Journal, to ue vuowi run m tui oases, aiier uui uate. rfuiy , join. J One square, 10 Unea or Ion of thla tiled type, for one insertion, Kiln A.h .l.lUtnK.l I .1 IK ill s So o e It IS II square, 1 25 2 25 8 004 005 OOl 8. 9. 10. 18. 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Advertisements for Auctioneers, General Agents, Ileal Estate ngeuuj, an., noi to ue coniraccea ior oy we year, nut to be charged by the piece, at tba usual rates. Announcing candidates (for ofllcea nf every description) to bo barged at the rata of fifty cents per week, for each nmue ; the saiue to be, In all cases, paid in advance. Attorneys will be uolden for the price of Inserting advertisement! urongnt in oy mora. I'uoiishers not accountable for the accuracy of leal advertisements beyond tha amount charged for their publication " All leaded advertisements to ba charged not less thnn double the niiuve raws, aim measured as ir solid. AdverMsementa on the Inside exclusively, to bo cbargod at the rat. of 60 per cent In advance of uie aiiuTU raws. NO ADVEllTIBIUsNT OAIC Bl INSERTED QRATtTITOtlBLT. AdverMsementa for charitable Institutions, fire companies, ward, tomuihlp, and other public meetings, and .ucu like, to be charged lmi'L!;,rh?-in.. i.. i ...... n..i,i,v vt.n.v, uum uvuuipiainvu uy innanu Invitations or obituary notices, aud when so accompanied, to be paid for. All persons sending communications or requiring notices of fill, soirees, concerts, or any public entertatiuuenU where charge. nj made for admittance, and all notices of privnte enterprise., Bin only be Inserted with the understanding that tho sauie aro to Iw paid for. If intended to bo inserted iu the editorial column, the same will lie charged at the rule of not leu than '20 centa per Una, and then only when accompanied by an advertisement. . UUSIMSS C .UliS. war DKNNISON, JB. RENNISON & f!AT?RIlV(Trr)M Aatva 1 1 ,i , 1 UJN ATTORNEYS IT iW (fi'ce. ' odem BaUiingi), will attend to profes- II. B. CARBIf. QTON. sionsl business in the Slam aud Federal Courts Hons, the law nf Insurance and of paient.i. alio, to coIIho- Jaul,'53dly LOCIAN BUTTI KB. THRO COMSTOCK. flKO. O. COMaTUCi: RUTTLES, COxMSTOCK & CO., (succes ori tn H. Cumituek it. Co.,) Forwarding and dimm.Mlon nuTciiHint, t.aru uii oi-DUiHCtui nri, and dcaiura tn laic, pluater, hsu mm muiuur. iiubu oi iDocanu. i;oiuinoua, UOIU. I"" Liberal advannoi made on comiguinooti. inarU OSEPH F. SMITH, Attorney at Law, ' n.alEal.ie, Boiinly T.nnd nnd Pcnalon Asrent i wo uoora eaat oi men, on lownatn i)t, Columbus. Obio win attend to tbe practice of his profession, oblainlcg penslous,buy lug, selling and obtaining land warrants, selling and leasing real www, cii.iiiiiuiig inuu tinea, cmiectiuu ui ciniiua, eic. tip Leltera from a dlatance must bo postpaid. Ju30 .OERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard- VS ware and Cutlery, Iron, nails, glass, house builders' mate rials, farming ana mocfisnical tools, military goods, etc., eto. No 161 High street, sign nl tho Gilt Padluck. TEW COAL YARD. A new Coal Yard 1" ha. been opened on the lot. south of the Ohio Tool Com psny's Factory, where Northern and Hocking grate and black. smun a coai win uo soia ny tne con or nusnei. dec3-dtf W. R. DARNELL, Agent ANNA BTACRV. W. A. JONES. CTACEY'S HOTEL, southeast corner Main KJ and Fourth street, .nneavllle, Olila. sep02 dtf JRIDGWAY'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near the bridge, Columbus, Obio. Stove, of all ainas, ana a great variety ol castings, always on hard. A MERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Bos ton, by I.KWIH RICK rebuilt, enUrgf-d and clcpanUv luruunea ; poiieiamg nil tne rooaern improvemrnt nnn conv. nlencpa lor the accuinmodatiou ot the traveling public. BnTJ31y:la L. P DUNTON. W. P. THUHSTON. .UN I ON & THURSTON, Wholesale and Retail Piano Forte and Music Warcroon. No. 80 Fourth street (first door wnt of Smith At Nixon's Hall), Cincinnati, O. janm-aiy JM. GU1TEAU, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Commissioner of Deeds and to take Depositions for Ohio and othsb Wcstkbn Status, (late ol Cincinnati,) has established himself in bis profession in New York cily, where an commuuicauonswiii receive prompt attention. Rclera to the member, ol the Bar ol Columbus, Cinclnnnt and Southern Ohio. Office No. 14 Wall Street, New York. mart9 GIBSON HOUSE, Walnut street, between Fourth and Fifth, Cincinnati, Ohio. O. II. GEFFROY. Proprietor, late of the Walnut atrert House. ap7 tf WALNUT STREET HOUSE, Walnut st., between Sixth and Seventh streets, Cincinnati, Obio. Jy6-ltf J. W. SWENF.Y, Proprietor. THOMAS SULLIVAN, Manufacturer of X GENTI.KJIKN'H BOOTH. Walnut, between Third and Fourth streets,'.1 door, above Ellis At Morion's Bank, (.'in cinuati. jan!19m DR. MORRISON'S OFFICE REMOVED Irnm Town to High street, corner of Sugar Alley. Entrance drat door West at High street, on tbe north side of Sugar . Alley. mar 17-d.lm l. w. fitch. w. I aauwH. FITCH &BROWN,Commihsion Merchants, 38 Dork and Fl River aireet; Cleveland, Ohio, dealer. Iu J-'totir, fAird, Butler, CArett, Eggi, end Product generally. ffi8 Liberal advaneee will be made on consignments f" Reler to H. FIT JH.Colomhus. aplfi-dtim OS. II. GEIGER, Attorney at Law. I Office In (Iwynne'a Block, over tha .tor. ol Dwlght Stone At Co .Culunfbua, O ma7-dtl c OLUMBUS CARRIAGE MANUFAC- TORY JVifr the comer of Third and Oat $trtet$. Mf lira. K.mY II. P. BOOTH am manutwturtnr and have eonttatitlv on band, nt their establishment at tbe location above named, all kinds ot carriasjpa, barfiina,etc made of thn best materials, bj lb a most exprriencrd workmrn. and warranted to dn Rood serv-Ion. The proprietors are both practical carriage makers, and all work ordered Irons tbcm will ejre food satisfaction. Kepairlnf done at the ahorteit nottc. They hare bn carrying on tbe business in this city some ten years, and trust tbey hare some claim to public patrouaf. oc7-dly LEATHER BELTING. The undersigned, Ageautortbe.aleof REE At HOYTS eelebratrd preml-am patent KlTlled.Himrhed l.entlirr Bund., have thla day received a lull assortment of all sixes, from I1 to Is inches la width. W. would eall tbe attention ot thrpnblic to theabove article, aa oae possessing anperior merit. Thry aw made frttra the thick and aolld parte ol the beat oak tanned leather, and are atretched by powerlul machine., (invented and sa d by R. At H. oaly,) whereby tkev am made to ma straight and true, have a aailorm bearing on the drom or pulley, hold their widthsarenly, aad give from 15 to 23 percent snore force thaa those made la the ordinary manner. Sold at maaafaetarer.' price., with addition ol In-lp btooly, by KM. BOURNE. KUUKS At CO., JelS Sigaofthe Gilt Broad Axe, Columbus. O. ) FAMILIES AND RETAILERS OF FRPSU OYSrF.ftS I am mrlving daily fresh Baltimore aad New Have oyatere, which will be Mid aa luw aa ibe lowest, la eana or kail eao. t and in ail cases tbe oyster, which I Kill wiU be warraated good, or so Bale. Orders from the country earelally aUradrd in, with punctuality aad dispatch, and by so doing I hope to aierit a .bare of pnblie patronage, owl V. P. L. BUTLER. NEW ESTABLISHMENT. E. Gaver. as-slrted by A. W. Reader, aoald rrvpectfany anaonaceto tbe eilixoct. of Cohambua atd vicleity. that he haa opened a COFFIN WAKEUflOX, directly orrpofite tba Fraaklia Hoaan, where be I. at all time, prepared to farnisb eoffiae, ahroads, ete with all the attratioa aad ixtore. aeeessary oa foaeTai ocraainna and bewisbe.it diatiaetly aaderstood that hia tenna shall a o be of so objecticsia-ble a character a. to prercat nuira aaiisfactioa. oc7-dly GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY GROCERIES, at price, as low aa tbe lowest, and aa rood aa tha heat, eaa be foaad at tbe .oath eaat enraer of Town aad High .treat.. apHf) 8. W. AUGUSTUS. JOT-YORK ADViiRTlSIiMEMS. raoM w, ii. w'donald'j advbhtihino Hotax, log Nassau st, n. v. DRY GOODS. Strang, Adriance & Co., Importers and Jobber nl furt Ion and .moat Iff Tirw (Utniim . . ... , " . . ---- , , have removed to ttiolr new, spacious and elegant atore, 103 Liberty atrert, a tow dnora west ot Rioadwav. Noar York, f.,Vi ., j . . . "'"'1 """" surma, lull and extensive assortment nt fancy Mnd llHii n drw nnnda ..r.??"-'"!"1""- i.iuiniors ana j anora will End at all times a lull and complete IflCk nf ir)nMl. Imliah Onii at mil Inun snia JnalnnaJ 4. .at n,, "" :r? r . , , b uo'bhcu Hlflri Wniir. fi tvlill Ihau invito tlio nttmti... n' uuyers. jul3 PATENT ELASTIC FFTT MATTRAS IJAIUM1 JLiAOXIO fJMjl MAI ilvAtJ llaMllln..' llnll. u.l...... ut.T. .7. r ' ni.n, niHiie unuor a new ana nnru ur nrnnnir nr I'rivuiM Ibeao bi ds, tjuttliiT nlth bolslort. oillnwa. cumlorlnrs. etc.. am ottered to the public, alier a thorough trial, aa the best and cliuapi-st known. Thuy pi.stess many and great advantages, atnoug which may be montlonod the following, tIzi 'f hoy aio cut.knoer tbha hair: will retain their Hlasllelta alvava: aro proof against all kinds of vermin are preventers, as well at relievera of rheumatism ; are awebtnr and far more cleanly than any oilier) aio easily renewed; are vsluablo aa l.tle Pre-lervurs a bortb mattrasa ul this material belnir tutiirienil v bunv. ant to sutlaln a person several duya. 'J'hey will be found dealrable lor forclpn morkett, psrtieularly for (.'ulilurnia, Australia. China, and tint Islands In I ho Parilic Oman, bcarlOK close Darklim. and onnueninu retnrnlna to their orlgiuul bulk. Koranleby DOKKMIIS It NIXON, tiiAn Agents, No. 21 Park Pluce, and 18 Murray street, N. V. litibotttorert. CarrluL'fi inukers Alid nthera. tnnnlled Willi the Felling by tbe pound. . fcf j ne iri lft pemirally suiplled at a llliernl discount. & We aasakorinlt ed to lun the tiainea of the fullowiuu uea. wiiu iiuiu uten auu aiinrove oi 1110 ariiries : (jnnrijo I,, fehuylor, Etq., C'hsrles Davis, Ksq., . Itev. 11. W. Bellows, Hubert J. ltankln, K&q., Nhdlolus Dean, Ktq., Captnin Joaeph J. Comstock, Coin. U. S. Mail Bteamor j. iireen i oarsou, I'.tq., KHhn Ttiwnsend. Eici., II. Brewer, M. I)., J W. Kradsbaw, M. II., Captain Huzird, llullalo, C'uptnln Uollibhr, Bui lie. fi:hl8 9ra M TO WHOLESALE MERCHANTS. JNO. J- '. II KMIEIMIIN lb K1IVTH. tin liL lino Hi, R.n. uuurir, i-onsiinniero, rails, and 17a, 174 and 178 Pearl street, Now Yoik. oiler tor sale an extensive nainrimiMit nf iiitrlch and rsncy reaionrs rrench and American Artificial Hownra and Ornaments, Ribbons, lionnot Lininis. Itulian. Knell. h. French anil American Htraw and fctilk Bonnets, etc , etc., together wilh a lull assortment of goods suitable lor bailors and cap makors. The above, chiefly nf our own manulacturo, embrace the largest ana most vanea sines: to ue lound In lbs Uii ted vtaini. Samples may be seen at our Warerooma in New York. jy'j jm-M TIOH'S SAI.AMANDFIi SAPPS T nnn Ik l """5 aiiuwu .n.mcijr ir-Bwru uiwnya iniinilll lO lueir HUSI the only sales msde ooiiiblnmg Kirh'a nnd Wllder'it Pntenta. CIBSIIS9 Ot BIAKVIN, (succmsnrs to Rich A Co .) 140 Water street. N. V. itioiii.r. x a; uisinuiiUK, Agent., uiovelsnd, O. jyi-jm-m KIHE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY, .4- manufacturers of GUNPOWDER, continue to lurniab (iuupowder of all their well known brands, viz: "Kentucky little,'1 "rJea Shooting," "American Sporting," "Indian Rifle," "Flectric," ' Duck Shooting," in kegs, ball and quarter kegs, nu eniiiaunn oi one pouna cacu. Also, a lull aasnrlinnnt ol powder for Blasting and Mining purposes, and lor Export. The repulnllun of their Gun Powder it too well known to rtimlra comment It can be procured of the principal dealers tu Co. lumbus, and at tho ullL-n ol the compauy, V9 Wall street, N. Y. cuv a. (i. HA.AKl), president. A. K, Doom.Aas, Sorretary. Jy7.3m-M rPO Dry Goods Dealers, Merchant Tailors, L CLOTllIliUS AND l'UIIMSIIIKO STOBES V. IIIAUIK iff Co., Imuorturs, No. 9 Warren street. New York, havaalwnva on hand, ot their own Importation, nun of tho most extensive ,ornontt tI, bo found in New York city, of goods adapted to men's wear, consisting in part of cloths, fancy ciualmeres, over- enaiings, silk screes and linings, all makea ; black and taucy silk veaiinjjsuud velvets, casbrnnres, Marseilles and linen vestlngs, drills, etc; silk cravat., newest Paris aud London styles; cain-blic handkerchief's, kid glovoa, suipendors, hosiery, undnrsblrta, etc., eto , which they oiler at the lowest market prieea, and to which they invito the attention ul the trade. jyl-lm-M 'AST MAIL LINE. 15 hours fromColum- bus to Portsmouth. On and alter Irlondnv. Junn 2tt. a jwir. iiy.toi win leave t.oiumuus tor uircieviiie, ctiilllcotne, sud Portsmouth, at ,1 o'clock in the morning, and arrive at Portsmouth at H o'clock in tho evening connecting with the River Packets to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Also, leave Portsmonth at 6 o'clock in the mornina and arrive at Columbus at 8 o'clock in the evening, daily. Julio KlfEIDEIt At 1IAWKF.S. TNDIA MATTING. White and Colored X Matting, all widths, at our Carpet Ho. in, next door to the American. ma.r) W. A. Si J. C. McCOY At Co. A FINE LOT of No. 1 Blacking Brushes, llol the celebrated manufactory ot P. liarn & Co., New York, at tho new Boot and Shoe Emporium of J. W.CONSTANS, Nn. 1 Piatt's Buildinir. State street, live doora west ol Hie Pos tunpj, ' iai Jvll rPHE INVINCIBLE AND NEVER-FAIL- X ING REMEDY A certain cure for MAN AND BKAST. W. B. Fnrrcll. C'elebrnlcd Orlt-ilinl ARABIAN LINIMENT. 1 his extraordinary ureuarallon la not onlv far sunnriur tn all thtj Liniments and Ointments now before tho public, but puflfes-fi sueritic Qualities entirelv unknown to the most learned ot the Medical r'arulty Its widespread celebrity has brought out a none of them begin to compare with the superior, oM-esUbllab to Araumn j.inimciii For the Ncrvoim HvHirin It operates like a churm, soothing down the most violeut agonies and pain fn a luw minute alter ita application. Mil in ph. More TlirnRt nnd ItrenHia. It speedily causes the dissipation ot any nnisibiJiiv of rastler fiinuing iu the pttrts, and bungs about a regular and healthy ac tioa ot the glandular system. A KerulNive, Anmlynf nml llnlHiim. fn cases of huptured Alusciea and Tendons, its powerful re vulsive and healing qualities cause the parts to unite without leaving the least soreness or want of power behind. Jn Brui.es and Kwrllings, It acta on the princple ot a counter Irritant and anodyne, relinvingthn pain almost instai tly, and reduces the swellings In an incredibly sbnrtrpftcc ot time. A tM i inu inn I una fNcrvine. It (a a stimulant imusrtioaT tone and vieur to the wholo nerv ous and muscular system. For JlheuinallMni. or any other intlatntnatory condition ol tbe muscular system or chronic stint-ieas of tbe same, it stands at the v.-ry bead ot all the rt'aiedies ever ottered to tbe puMic, and none csn equal it. roinonuu) KepnieM, tve Fori)it3s of poisonous snakes it inv bn confidently ri'lird on as a prompt and effectual remedy, acting ns a caustic and specific in surb hitherto fatal rases. r'or Chilblains. Hums. Old tiorrs. Corns, Warts. Fn'iiDolm. urn up, nervons neaaacne. oie r.ves. even to nartia! unndness. ita effecta are astonithing Tim great advantage in is article possesses over all other rem- edifS, is its brief operation on the system. It cures quickly it is the most certain remedy In existence, and it is sold cheaper than any other medicine in use. We fearlessly assert that this great At abfna remedy will do more good tor Jcs money than any othfir Liniment or Ointment In the world. For Iloraesj nnd Cntlle, Its effects are equally atriking and salutary, fn Sweeny ft has no equal, bring an infallible cure; also, in Poll fclvil. Big Head, Hi tula, spavin, (.alls, IS trains, Brufsea, Scratches, Wounds, no matter how bad, More Fyes. eten to bliudneas, swflllnos of er cry description, and many inflammatory diicase. JIIUaTEUKKITH, t'OlJlNTlill rlilTH. Rcwareof a brum ount rMt called H. ii I-rrell's Arabian .inlrocnt. Thiasourions article Is Bold by ao ne aa "Farrell's .inimetit,' to those whe are not careful tu call for the eonuine W. B. Farrell's Arabian Liniment. Always ask lor W. B. FA It it HI, I. '8 AUABIAN LINIMENT, and tak) no other. Tba aenuine Arabian Liniment Is aold by DKNIO Jr IMltitY, J.Ac H.T. COOK, O. JIHUKKT A fOHand WM. FAHBENIIOI.IZ. Columbus. J. P. tlstelins, Carroll; Johua Bett Cottage Mills; Cherry A Htimmel, Lockboarnn; T. Jones k Bro., London ; O H BlisiikCo , West Jefferson K. Ocohegan, Baltimore; R, L. f locum, Lancaster; J.N.Wilson, Newark; Page it Ingram, .Newark ; Fpeneer sV Channel, Rolinfrgnn; John D. Parke. Cincinnati: And DracsUts and Merchants neneraliy. In lha United Htatos and Can ad as. man23 JY. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jewel- er. High street, between the American and Neil Unite. Colum lea, Okit. Having purchased tbe entire stock of William Savage,! will continue toe businc. at the old stand, where I wilt keep a first rate asKrlmnt of WATCI1KS. JKwKLRY, HII.VKR faPOONH, FOItKS, t I'TI.EKY, And a general variety ot rANCY titOIK. For the present I willreaidVin New tork.and oeraonainwant nf goods, may rely npon seeing all new patterns ol jewelry in ay store. With theae assnraneea he hone, to retain the confidence nf th. former patrone cf th eoaeern. Lad of tha citlz-ns generally. Tbe H olrA Repairing will be attended to by W. M. Savage, loag known tntbia section as a flrat rate workman Jolts J. . SA V AUK, JB. NOTICE. Mavtng dispowd of my stock of goods to Mr. John Y Savage, Jr-1 ebeerluily recommend him to all of my old castomers.and tbe pablic generally. A. it i. absolutely aec.aary that my outstanding business should be closed, all uroae knowing themselves Indebted to me will eall and aellUap. ali W. M. SAVAOK. LITHOGRAPHY. Every description of Maps, Plana, Viewerf Bolldlnrs, Portmlta, Anatomic Draw- inn, Basineea and Show Cards, ail kinpa of Druggist and other plain aad fancy label. Rill and Letter Ueadlnre, Fae Simile., etc., executed ia the bat style, at reasonable ratee, by an unit, run at wal.i.ai.-k. Lithographer and Engravers, Ho. 115 (Odd Fellows' Building) Walnut street, deelMna Cincinnati, Obio. SOFT STRAW BONNETS. Ladies' Soft Straw Boa nets also, Leghora and Straw Hat. for MisMB, thn day received by expreea, at MCCOY'S, maw aeait door to tne Amencaa. IVIiW YORK APVEttriSKMBiVrs. MOM W. U. at'DONALD's A0VXBT1SINO HOU8B, 103 ItAASAU ST., H. V. T?ALL AND WINTER BONNETS. R. I I' V Ull Til.' U.. nfi . a. m u i a . m . inuvu.nu uuu ii rot., nuw iur, nanuiauiurvr of and Dealer in all kinds ot silk, satin, velvet, and in (act every kind nf .. n. ...... ai. i '.....' .. n a rroncn r lowers, ol ma greatest Tariety and richness to bo ob- nf I tlnA in N vn.b ' The latest styles of French Bonnets received bv every steamer. All ot which will ba ottered at tba lowest possible rates by I .1 a. lit, ... . a . , . . i uuouruDiHo niitmnra are parueuiany mvued to cm index. I i .1 t i f . . I , I W" GLASS WAREROOMS-Art - l J.J llRrnsiToav and UallIuV WILLIAMS, 8TEVF.NS 4l V.I ' ' w . jamh. mnnrton ami Umr.ntnn.. ir.q D.n.j.u York. Pier, Wall and Mantlt Mirrort, portrait and pictur. frames, cornices, bases. Interior decorations. Ae. Oil Fainting; Artlitt' Material; English, French and Gorman Engravings, etc. For the Purchau and Sale of Fine Fainting i, Art Mauulaclurea, Illustrated Works. Work, on the Floo Arts, eto , they ar. prepared, by their advantageous promises, location, auu exiiiuinv cunuecuouv, , oner .real lacll lira. Our QtUleriu (replete with all that is new and beautiful In sit), are at all times open to visitor., with tha assurauc. to purchasers that every article will be furnished at the most rnasona- nie rsiea. ' uil 3in"" V7EST POINT SCHOOL. This well T T known Institution la most pleasantly and healthfully situated amid tba Highlands nf tha Hudson, short distance trnra New York elty. Peculiar advantages are ollerrd lor procuring a thorough and accomplished education In alltbadepart- iunroiug. us military exercises are louna lo conirin-utosdmlratily to discipline ami to tha manly and gracelul boir- manr-na pupiis. i ne immcniti'i vicinity oi mo u. Military neaueuiy secures me aia oi tne most aistinguisnea ana accom- r ..tut.. j uiin. iiuiu 1 4 iu ei ein ui in uraiir. red. Relerencca General Scott, U.S. Army; CoL A. J. Pleas- onton, Philadelphia: Cbailc. King, L.L. D., New York city, t' ...ri r " .7 . -s. j" " iui luriuer parucuiara aouresa EDWARD V. KINSLEY, A. M. JliSH-Sm-ai West Point, New York T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF AA DRY OOODNI L. O. WILSON & CO., Importers and Jobbers ol Dry Ooodi. No. 13 Courtand Street, (oppoeite the National and Western aotete), ana not. 11 ana 13 Dry street, NKIV YORK. Invite the attention of Wholesaii Buvkbs tu their very large assortment ot goods, which is kept complete at all sossona ol the year by the addition of all the new ttylea and fabrics that am cuutianuy arriving oy steamera" ana "packeta." we I a8vn,Br(Ie departments devoted exclusively to thn.alaof ninths, untsimeres, vasungs, -I'aiiurr Trlinui'ng., Whito UoodB, lio- I Biery, U lery, Dress Goods, Shawls, Yankeo Notions. Domestic., etc.. etc. In addition aro displayed largo lines of prints, including Marrlmacsand Cochecos, Ginghams, Lawns, Berages, Black and inner siapie nuas, aiarinna, uomnazioea, Alpacas, and the numerous other articles appertaining tu Ibe Duv Goods Tbadk. Also, agent, for tho .ale of "Hoyfe' Hoyal Patent Swantdown Sewing Cotton." . , . m,"B U1H ncn"on eioaesi ouyer. lor ensn or mario iy-M THE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK. THOMAS i. 8TRA KNS, Importer and Jobber or Siltt, Millinery and Fancy Goods, at neti cask prieei Tims irrnntrd by adding iniercai ina uroaaysay, dent lorK, baa now In store, and is daily receiving and ofleriug at the lowest price., a complete ... sortment of good, in his line, embracing all tho varioua style. i nuw in sitirf. aim la and designs, consisting of black and fancy silks, marcelines, Flo- rences.sunwia, iriiimiioes, nonnni riDoons, mneia ana sai'n no. bons, dross tllmmlnas of all kinds. F'ronch and Fiicllah eranea. crape llsscs, silk cravals, embroidurie., glove, of all kinds, silk lace mitts, bareaes lares, white goods, hosiery, L. C.Uandker- ohiels, etc. The undersigned invites merchants from tba north, south, east and w ""d e'l""o hi, souin, nasi uhu west, wnen in mo cuy, to lavor btm wnn a call, s stocx neiore purcbaaing. TilOS. G. S i EARNS. 10-J Broadwav. dec31 ly bet. I.i'ertv at. and Maiden Lane, N. Y riARPETS. &c We have iust received this O sprint; tho snennd large lot of C'uipctH, Oil Clotha, HufM, 3Lc,, making our stock of buuso lurntsbing goods the inrgi'si in tne city, aua consisting in pare oi 40 ps log rain and Printed Vlvt Carpi; ftO ps do do Tttpeitry Brusso'i earptst; HQ ps supHrilne and fluo Thr e-I'iy du ; DOps do do all wool Tngraln do; 0 ps wool and cottou do do; 15 ps cotton Ingrain and stripe do; 30 pi stair Drusicll and Venetian do; 15 ps super Dutch dining room wool do; 10 ps do do hemp and silk do dn do ; JO pi Uag and other low priced do; iV) super and common Hugs; HI wool, sea Rrats and beiiip Door Hugs ; ICO snorted kinds Door Matt. Wo cur, make and put down csrpots on reasonable terms and shortvst notice Fur sale ( benp by OSBOiiN I STEWART, ma05 oppnsitri Capital II ue, Columbus. QEASONED LUMBER, LOW FOR CASH. , . ... . 1 " .uuscriuers nave on nana a iuu assortment ot sea sonrd lumber and shirnles of all kinds (or building miruoscs, They have also, in addition to their tioorinti machine, out in operation one expressly tor surfacing, and aro prepnred tu furnish, on short notice, lumber dn-saed on one or both sidra, from u mend down to hail an men in tnickness. Yellow and white pine, nth and oak flooring always on hand All orders fiora a distance oromptlv attended tn. Warehouse aud Lumber Yard bead of the-CMiri!, Columbus, Ohio. apl .lU m.Kci, COMSTOCK fc CO. TALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE iiiiuib num. eSifs auu --o j, on iiiaa street, west siae, nsr the lUilrnari Depot. Also, Subdivision No. 3 of Outlots f9and63, onBroadwoy SOU ID Slllt'. AImi, HubiHvlston Nu 11 of same Outlots. Inquiro of tbn undersigned, at Donnisnn At Carring ton's Low "JUicr, viiruii itUllUlUg'S. libJ6-dtf II. B. CARIUNllTON VIEW STYLES CROCKERY. We are 11 now receivina. direct from manufactories In F.urope, splendid assortment ot colored ironstone Ware, comprising a Urge variety of new colora, atylr. and shape.. Our stock of ware ol all kinds fa now very large, and all of new ana aesiraDie gooas. All I uyer. uf wsre will find it much to their advantage to cal and examine our stock and prices before buying elsewhere. N. At O. FOSTER, julO Journal Buildings, High street WOOL WORKS, corner of First and Lib- X fbtt 8TBBBTS, I'lTTsBCBOH, Pa. Machinists Tools of every variety, .nrh as iron plsners, slide.nd hand turning lathes, drill ing machines, siido rests, eta, etc , manutnetured to order, julil-hmd JOSEPH F. HAMILTON At CO. CELLING OUT AT COST. N. S. Baker, r-e aeairous ot selling out nis extensive stock ot Upholstery Warn, otters rare bargaina tn those wishing anything in this line. His stock consists of spring, curled hair, cotton, moss, palm !e.ai and husk mattiasses; Warren's patent aoia bedai lounges, solas, etc. Alsu, material Inr lounges, cots and comlorta ; in tact, every article in his line ot business. tT& He bes removed his establishment from the Exchan.e hiocb to the rtroadway Hotel, nearly opposite, where be will sell his oods at prices that cannot tail to b. satisfactory to all. apau-tf T A DIES' LEATHER RETICULES. A J-i large and beautiful assortment ot Leather Reticules, furn Ished and unfurnished. Just received at tbe New Bookstora of apSf. J. H. 1ULEV At CO PS IRST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS BY XPRESS HIIAPLBV fc II A Is I. have now their lull stock uf goods, comprising all the new styles ol Dress fiooda, Mii.linb.bs supplied with Goods and Patterns at a very small advance from New York cost. Muslin work. Bonnets, Uibbons.ete. ra&rl'J THOMAS DOUGLASS, (late Bliven & DncoLAS.), Comm'ssion Merchant, mannftctorer and wholesale dealer In every deacription of AMERICAN HARDWARE, No. 5 Piatt street, four doors from Pearl, New York, Manufacturer ol Ibe Premium Stat 1 Squares; Agent for Bee's Braces, Turn-screws, etc; also, Kendall At Taylor'. Thermometer, B.rome-ters, etc.; Union Butt Co's Butts, Gate Hinges, Brackets, etc.; Brown At Rroiher's sheet Brass. Bras, and Copper Wire, Rlveta, etc.; N. Newcoinb'a Smiths. Bellow a, etc. THOMAS DOUGLASS, ASA FARR, Jr., novll ly late ol the firm of Child, Fair At Co, St. Louis. JUST OPENED. The subscribers would re- tf apectfully announce to their frtenda and the public la general, that they have Just opened a store on thn corner of Long street and 6ute Avenue, opposite P. liny den's Factory, where they intend to krep constantly oa hand, a large assortment ot tbe very best of Family Orocerl',s anch aa teas, coflee, sus-ar, mohases, flour, rice, fish, soap, csn d tea, starch, cheese, etr.,efc.; together with every aitlrlensed by families, which they fflur to sell on the lowest terms, fur Cak only. July 14, IKV3. W. IHXON Ar CO. 1853. GILLETT & CO'S Mill. noi'HIt II AT STORE. Mec.ed Daer Heath of the Mala Kntraare We are aow receiving oar summer supply of Hats, Cap. and Straw (ionda, to which we Invite the attention of tbe rltiaena of Central Ohio. Our goods are manufactured under the auperin-tendence ol one ot the firm la Connecticut, and for farter, qaall ty aad variety cannot be aurpasaed in the west. Among our assortment can be foand the following : ; ta' Fashionable Moleskin Hats, extra: " drab Beaver Hat extra i " " aad black Caaalmere dn; Clliicna fine Cassimnre Hats; Opera - u Seal Hata. Straw flood, of every atyle, Miases' Flat., Ladle.' Riding Hat. and ;apa ol every pattern. We have a large stock of Bolt Hat. for .ale by tbe box, Txar Low, and we respeetlally solicit th. attentioa of country roer-ebant.. apO FEATHER DUSTERS. A large assort-meat ot Feather Dusters, just opened and for aale lew by malt M. At G. FOSTER. FANS, FANS. A small stock of new pat-tern, assorted, for sale cheap to clcaas out. Ju6 J. H. RILET At CO. HOOKS & STATIONARY. NOTICE TO DEALERS IN PAPER UAN'GINUd. The undorslgned rcipwtlully glvo nolle. mat iney are arnn ior tno loiiowing nicuir ccicurniru piunu. laeturors oi rapKrs aua noranrei . IMIUcuurt 41 Lo,) Pnlninnn at lart, Freneli (iouila. Win Pehl Co., ) M. A. Howoll. the I Jnnni, diulth & Kevera, Christy & Constant, ew York. 'l liomm Kaye Ic Co., I ft. luonamee, '" j Helrose t v, ibiadhliiii. 1. 1', lluraBtcml. io., Bostuu JyS J. II. llll.KY ti Co. NEW MEDICAL BOOK. A Practical Treatise on DxNTar. nlKnicin, to which is appende d an inquiry luiu me use ui cninruiorm ano niair anastuetin asents. sa edition revised and enlarged lly ibos. E, Build, A.M. jobi rcceivi a ut inu new Hooistoio ol W; i j i J.1J. KII.KY it GO. DIGEST OP THE OHIO REPORTS, BY 8 NAHII, being a Digest nl the 31th Volume of the Ohio itep iru, containing together all Ibe cases ever lepoited at low nu iu vquuy, iu inu c-uprcme iouri in nana. This Is not a mare Index to the Itnoorls. but a enmnletesvn opsls of the law doclded. and overv uuim ol law and leunl tiro. puaiuoo recoguizea oy ine i;ourt in conneg io ineir nnai reiul. lyo 1 ai ma new Botmetom or J. H. KH.f.i a-i;i). TVTE W LAW BOOK. A Treatise on the Law i-1 and Practice of Voluntarv Asalunmeuta. for the benefit nf creuuors wim an Appennix ol forms, by Alexander M. Ilurrlll. rfiiai receivcu snu ior saie at tne new uoossitiro. JyS J. II. UILEY & CO . TniiT nr r r?- rt tti t I VlJliVV JtSOOKb. KliymeS, With KeaSOIl and ll without j by B P. Shlllabor (Mrs. Partinsloii) ; Discourses on tba Beatitudest Lv K. II. Clianln ' Memoir of Mrs. Julia 11. Bcott. wilh her bun. and aelnellona from hor Prose i by Mrs. C. M. Sawyerj TheKiblein tho Counting House t a Courso of l.eeluiei to nercnants; ny u s. Huardman, II I).; 1 ravels in r.ilVDt and Palest no: ho J. Thnrnsa. M II Maria Da Brruiere. a tala ol the Crescent i:ta- t,v w (111. uioih cimms. Just received at Ibe New liooliti.ru of JulO J. II UILEY At CO. ITJST RECEIVED, ut SYICF.S' DF-POT The Boarbon Princn th Hlafnea nf tin. It France. bHng thn only reliable hUtory of tbeunlotluiiii'til'rlrice tauuii me ruvKiiiBODUi. mil MEW PUBLICATIONS JUST ISSUED- i Fanny Fern, or Leaves from Fannv's Portfolio . Doctor Birch and his Younii Friends: bv Thaekerav Sain Slick's Wise Saws, or whin be ssid, did or invented ; Modern Flirtations: bvCalhurlne Sinclair: Cyrilla; a Talo by the author of Initials. joio Korsaleby IIUI1R At RANDALL. I "rVTEVV LAW BOOKS. The Ohio Codes, in i Law binding ; Tha New York Code and Digest: i Nan Santvnord, Pleading under l lie Code: Whiltakrr's l'ractlce under thn Code; Together with a full stock ol law books, embracing all that la w and valuable. For sale at the New Bnokatore. J"0 J. II. RILEY & CO. . . r. zrrr If ) AP AND LETTER PAPERS. BURR & J RANDALL are agents ol the celebrated Sonlhwurth Mnnu- facturing Company, and olf r tbe-Ir papers by the case or singlo raill alt mill tirirfAt Itillnrrlrio hltin saaaal aa-Uit.a ..... I.i..n aud white ruled letter, lluth post, alt slzen; cnromorcisl'noto, flat rap, lollo post, etc. ju7 N EW BOOKS JUST PUBLISHED. l.ayard's fresh Discoveries In Nineveh aud Babylon, with u me maps ana engravings in iuu r.npll.n coition ; bvo, uus.ln I. He and Letters of Stooben Olln.Il.ll I I. II with ,nr.li 3 volumna- uiuilin. The Old House by tho River; l'Jmo muslin. Thaekerav 'a Enullah tlumuriate of the lHili centurv: l"mo muslin. Hankn'a Civil Wars aud Monarchy In Franco in the llith and 17th eenturU-a: Main. Mrs. Hill's Summer Humbles In tho Writ, - )u;S7 For .aio by BURR At RANDILL NEW LAW BOOKS. Reports of cases ar-Bund and adludned in lha District Court nf thn finite Slates lor the ICasturn Diatrict of Pennsylvania, from May, )8Jfi, w I'iny, join, inclusive, ni, II. l.TBIIOe. Volume 6 Nel.by, llurlstone At Gordon's Excheq or Reports Yolumo70 Fnglish Common Law; volumes 4, 0 and 6 British Crown Cases; Young At Jervia' lxcbeauer Renorts: 3 volumna . Townthend'. Now Forms, in i'lartlra under the Nnw Vmk t.nne ; Tho Law of KM Prius. bv John Frcriarlek ArehhnlAa P.n third American, from the second London edition, with notes re erring to tne latest American dec a Ioli. bv John K. F nil au 3 volumes. Just received at lha New Bookstore of Jul" J. H. RILEY at CO. TMTE MODEL ARfiHITP.r-T ennla.'nin. ungiuai ae.igiiaoi uounges, vinas, c-urouruan ifeitrfences, etc., by SABt't, Siocosi, Architect. Coinplelo scia ol vols 1 and a juai receivea at ine nooxstore oi J. II. RILEY At CO. CAVE YOUR ICE BUR- NE I'S PATENT WATKH I'llll h. R- Wa are now propaiod lo oiler our tiieuda and ruatoracra asupeiior article oi vaier i.nnicrsol f-ntlrely tew styles, and at greally reduced prices This arti cle is mo result ol theappllcaiinn ol scien-tine piinclples to the purpose intemled, viz; to keep watir as cool as posilhle, aa n,i a aa uoaaioie, ana wun tne least quantity ut Ico. Tbe proprietor has long devob-H 1,1. at- 5;.ii niioii to mis par icuinr urancli ol domes. iic economy, A: psssina trom ouelinurrivH. ment to auoiber, bas at length arrived aa near perfection as it la possible to reach. A prnol ol Ibis is found in the very general use id these Cooler, tn all parts of theootintry. A timplestuto ment of Lets in regard to these Coolers, will satlafy every one ol their superiority. First, tbey srn tbe only article nf the kind ever paiemea. sney aru tuiouueu wuu ivro uisttnct non-con ducting cbsmbers, by means ol which, with two pounds ot ice to thn gallon, water is kept (at atempera ure ot 40 above tern or only 6 from Ircezinn) all day. Thus, at a coat ol nns three cents per day, a family of ordinal y sire can be ennrtant iv sunnnea wun water a. com as ice Itself: laranr anmh.. In the same proportion. This has been found by actual experiment tu be a saving of at least seventy-live per cent, over the Earthen Jars, iormerly uaed lor this purpose. Again, these Coolers nkveb sweat: in this wavaavlnanmel. nnneceaaary waste aud trouble. Being manufactured in Ibe most workmanlike itvle. anil hand anmely finished fn every respect, they makea very beautiful or uamrni tor ano inning iionru, iioiel or t'lentuuoat. An Important iimirov. miit haa latelv heen added tn thn rtnni. cr, vlxt A small Pan (capable of holding Irnm six to right lbs. ni nailer) inanrn-a nireciiv unner me cover. I his quantity oi batter csn be kept perfectly hard all dav. wiihnui additional c. (a very important addition to tbe economy and comfort ol lam. iline. II desired, the Cooler ran alio he furnished at a amallexnenan with FIl.TEItlNfl APPAhA'lll.i, which serves the additional purpose of removing all Impurities from the water, rendering it periectly clear and wholesome. I neuooierana ruier may neaeen in operation Many time at BURNKTH llouae Furnlahinr Eatabliahment, No H Eaat Fourth itreet, Cincinnati, O For aale In Columbus by JNO. IC. IIKVI., "v:it Hit;b6tiMt. r WINDOW SASH. We . H..n luwin an arrangement with one of tho n nst releorsted aaah manutactories In the West, and are tf prepand lo fill all ordera for aaah. mauuiaciareu ny practical workmen and ol rood materials. All ordera 1. ft at our haidwarv store. Nn. 159 llirh atr.rt, sign of tbe (iilt Broad Aae, will receive prompt attention. Kll BOURNE KITHNS At CO. Columbus, April 23, 1851. NEW FUR STORE. Jarvis & Fairchild, 149 Ma n street. Cincinnati, have an extensive and well selected atuck ot none but new and Iresh Furs, fur ladies. We have this dsy received trom New Ynrk some oeautifol sped- ens ni niaaca ana i.nuiiren e a ran ann niaca nearer tiats. nor?dly JARVIS A FAIRCHILD. BOYS, Youth's and Children's Calf and Kip ROOTS and SOOES-a general assortment fur Kpringaud Summer trade, at mafi) J. W. CON.SI AI.S. HOSIERY. 500 dozen ladies, gents, misses, youths and infanta' hosier,, all ot the bca tmake. In at nrxo. ed by ap-J(li bNOWDKN. WE ARE NOW opening a laj-fte and beautiful asaortm. nt ul WATT HEM. O I A M O N WORK oV JliWtLUV. Our stuck of fine London and tiene- va Watcbea is superior to ai y in tbe 8fat. UUnjoiid linrs and pins we offi-rat hew iutm prieea. Jfwelry, ailvpr an4 platt-d wnre, 6ne mantle clocks, and cutlery, at wholesale and mail. Aliaietn-yited to call, examine, andpur-base if suited. AOTARIsL and other SEALS engraved, and P It ESSES (irr-nlsbrd, at the shortest notice. Watches repaired In thn b at manner. First door south of entrance tu Neil House. jull BLVNN A& B4LDWJN. LAW PARTNERSHIP. SWAYNE & BARER'-Tbenndersirned will practice law ia copartner ship. I V Ofict fa rat Cuy Rank JlniUing. It. H. PWAISK, ap7-d1y R. P. L BAHKK. IMPORTANT TOTHE INDUSTRIOUS. A Sewhtfl Birds." a ver a real eonvenlenee. for ml. at ihe New Bookstore. Ima-l J. H. RILEY AY CO. PARASOLS. New styles just received by P 8NOWDEK9 J I 1 1 t I I Pj.'J'.i.ljfgtyl titaa. TttANSPORTATION. 1853. TSSm 1833. I pENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD CHANGE J OF 'nWK (villi an additional KXPUESS TBA1N. On and alter Thuradiiy, June ,'illth lust., until lurtber bo nce, inn trains on mis road will ba run as lollow. : EXPRESS MAIL NO. 1. Leave Columbus at 3HS n.m.t nrrlvaat Newark S:IS falter ar rival ol Evening Train from Sandusky), and ot Zauesvllleat6:IS 1. IU. J ' RETURNING. Leave Haiinavllla 7:30 a in i arrive at Newark S:30 beloro de- putureot Miiinltis Train lor f un.luaiv). und at Celumhus at 10 a m connecting wim tun Morning Kxnressl ram l.ir Clev. land. This I'rsln stops atTaylor'a, Columbia, I'atu.kaia Kiikeravllle, union, n, war,i;iuy i.irk.Huckdale, llliik Uand, Clnypool's, and m i n-aaaiii vnney only. EXPRESS NO. 2. Leave Colurebus at 1(1.1.1 a m. Immediately afltr arrival of 4 Mehtuinf Traill" from Cincinnati! Mrivn Ht Newark t,ftr I uir. avimrtureaj mommoaaiMn irainjor Maneuld, and at .noes- I viiin u i.:si p hi. RETl'RNINO. nave Zannsville at 2 a m : arrlvn t Newark at :i n m. and at Columhu. at 4:ID u ui. Iu time for F.oemnat Accommodation Train. (Jning I Hit. tol Train will ston at TutIcm's. Pataskalt. Kirk eravil e, Unlnr, Nitwatk, Black Hand. Cluyponl's and Pleasant I vaney only; rnilillx weal, at I'lemant Valley, IMiiyp iiU's, Klack Hand, Newmk, Unlou, Kirk.-rsvillo, Patuikala, Biack Lick aud Tsyloi's only Wiih bnt the Kxnress Trains, the conches of tho Ohio Ftuua Company biilwi en X. not vile aud Wheeling will run in cliito ronueitiiin. At U heeling they eounect wilh tho Trams on thai nsiiimnio ana miio Kiiroaa. FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Leave Columbus at fiiTJO a m : nrrlviusr at Newark befora Ibe deiarliire ol thn Morning Train for Sandusky, and at Zanatville at ii.'iu am. KETURNINO. Leave Zanesville al 2:15 u m. net, inu Newark after arrival ofi i.ttnutg train jrom banautky, ana amve at uolurutms at 7:ou I p ni. I bis I ruin stnpa nt all way stations. iivoronr, i. a. uifAt, Agent. Columbus, June 8th. 1853. LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND XENIA IIAII.KOADS. Knaiiiun AUBAVOKMKNT. to com- meuee May 16, leM. Four Pasentger 'I raint Daily, ( Sundaye excepted.) Trainarun by Columbus time, which isseven minute, fneter thun CincimiHti time, Until further norice. i'-8seni?rr Trulm will leave the Dennt on ciut rront sireru, as u nows : Kxprrtts i ruin at 0 a. m ; Accommudfition Trhln at 7:30 a. ra j Hitleborouh Tiam Ht Ui'M p. m ; Mail Tiuiu at 5 p. m.; ur I, in wood, Pliilnttville. Milfonl. LovnlBnd. FotterV Deer fi old. Morrow, Fort Ancient, Oregon, Corwinand Waynesville, Hiring Vullny, Xenift, CiH.arville, Hrlim, South Charleston, London, Went JeiiiTwon, Columbus, Yellow Hpriogsand Hprinlietd. Keturnfnp from Ctilumliuw Mail Trttwi will Unvoat4:5 a.ui ; Express Tntiu wHl leave nt hllOp. in ; Acuommotlittlnn Train will leave at 5.15 p. in.) Ilvturfiing from Hillsborough nt 7 a. in ; lioturnitiit liom Hprinptifld at 5:5 a. m.j Ket u ruing Irnm ppriitwneld aiD p. m Twin will tti p a follows Tli Ksincut Trnin. (i a. in., from rliicinnatt, at Lovelsnd, Mor row, aeinn and London, ony ; p. m., from Columbus, at Ioii don. Aetna, t urwin, iMorrow, lovelstid and I'lslnvtlle, only, Aecommodittion ir-.in, 7: i a. m , Irnm Cincinnati, aiid p. m, Iroiu Columbus, at Pluinviile, Millord, Miamivtlle, Love- Unil,l (i8t r s, Uefrtiold, Morrow, rort Ancleiit, rnoport, Corwin, and Wnynrsvill'', Spring Valley, Xetila, Ccdnrville, Selma, Mouth Charleston, London, atid Went Jelferson. Also, on proper notice by Uhit or to conductor, nt Linn wood, Clavsville. rlurcnce and Alton. Moil Triitn, 4:5 a. m. from Columbus and 5 p. m. from Clucln-nti, at West Jf Iffrnoii, London, Mouth Charleston, tVelma. Ce-dnrville, Xonia, Mprlng Valley, Corwin and Wajnesvllle, F'ree-port, Fort Ancient, Morrow, Ueerl.eld, Foster's, Butter worth's Wntrr MlHtioo, Lovlniid, Millord and Pluinville. Also, at Clays vllle, Flurfiice and Alton, on notice. I Ilillnhorouftb Train Ht7 a. m. frrm IliUsborouah,and230p m. I from (Mnclniititl, at Lyrchburnb. W siboio', Blauchester, (io.lien nnu Wilmington piftr, jjoveiitmi, imihiowd, nuintvitie, Mllturu, PlHinvillii and Lin wood. Also, on notice at rt stations. PsisengiTs for iJillslinrn', Cliillicothetsnd iulcriuediato points, wm iaae ine -j.iu p. m innn. PAtiengers fur Springfield will take thn 7:H0 a. m. or 5 p. to, i nuns. Lines of 1 1 neks and Cusrlies run in o iinnctlon with the trulm to thn following townst Lebanon from Deerfield ; Wilmington and ClnrksvillM from Morrow and Corwin ; (josh-!), und points arjnvtiTom niiuorn. The Trains connect with thn Mad Blvcr and Lake Krlo Ball rood atrpringtielri; Columbus and Cleveland lUilroad at Co lumnus; central un a uniirona iu .nnesvuie, aua nu cosi'hes from ZHncsvlile to Wheeling, ate. On Fundnys but one trwin wiUberun. leaving Clncfnnntf at 2:M) p. m., and Columbus at 0 a. m., stopuing at all way stations on notice. Faro from Ciuclnnntt to Xenta. ..$1 60 Do Hillsborough I 7A Do Do Do Do Do Do Do do UollIICnUH' J a Sprinuapld 2 00 Cleveland 6 00 f belby 4 75 Columbia. 3 00 Zmesvllle 4 80 do du do do do do Wheellnff 7 Do dn Pittsburgh - 7 75 For other IntormMlon, and Throuiih Th-kets. an!v t P. W, StiiADKn, Crneral Ticket Agent, at the Ticket Oliice, fioulbeast comer ..roadway and rront streets, Cincinnati WM. II CLEMENT. Suurlnteodeut FT? The Company will not be responsible for baj?gHueex ceedtng filly dollars in value, unless the smne is returned to thn Conductor or Aurnts. and frelirht nafd at the rate of a uassaoe ior every $ouv in vaiuo aoove mat amount. roai-i fTT7 yflia Wf YFl W"j'.,W!ilTT! BSPR; V-Vjfcrii'jL- 'i'zrw 3&-rj& rrOLEDO, NOUWALK & CLEVELAND J- RAILROAD Forming In connection with the Michigan Southern and Noithern Indiana, tbe Lake Shore, and Cleveland ana nitsDurgh Ifailrnsde, tbn only Kntlre Kallrond I. Ine between the Knat nnd Weat '1 he best and most expeditious route between Eastern cities ann t. i.ouis. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, On and alter Monday, May 1 tit b. IrM. oataengnr trains will run aauy (.uuusya excepteo;, as ioiiows: I.rnve Toledo, Accommodation, nt 9:1U a. tn. slopping at all way ststlons Van Express, st 3:15 p. m. stopping only at Fremont. Belle- rue. Mnnroevillnsnd Norwalk. Night Express, at 11:15 p. m stopping only at Fremont, Belle- rue, Monroeviiie, norwaix ana uoarnu. Leave Cleveland, Dan Ernrest, at 7:00 a. m. atooulna only at Norwalk, Mob roeviile, Helfevueand Fremont. Accommodation, at 10:00 a. in. stopping at all stations. flight Express, at a:fH) p. m. stopping only at Oberlln, Nor- wslk, Monioevillo, Bellevue and F'rftmottt. Connecting. Directly. At Toledo, with trains of Michigan Southern and Northern Indi ana Kailroad for Chicago aud wav sutlons, ana tliruuch the Chicago and Bock Island Railroad and ateamera on lllinoia river, to St. Louis. At Bellevue, wilh Trains of Mad River and Lake Erie Road fur Saoduaky City, Springneld, Dayton, Cincinnati, Indtanapi lis, etc.. clo. At Monroeviiie, wilh trains ot Mansfield and Sandusky Railroad lor Sandusky, bhelby Junctiou, Columbus, Zanesvuie and Newark. At Oralton, with trains nf Clereland, Columbus and Cincinnati Kailroad. Inr Columbus. Citeinoatl, and way stations. At Cleveland, with tra'naof Lake Shore Railroad for New Yor and Boston, via huttaln and Albany, and lor New tork. vis Dunkirk, with trains of Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad lor Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and wnshinaiua city. E II. PIliLLil'S, Su'pt Orrtrx T. N. and O. R. R. Co., I Norwalk, O., May 14, 153. ( "MIEAFSTEAM COMMUNICATION BE- J TWEEN PHILADELPHIA Ac. LIVERPOOL. The Liver- pool and Philadelphia Hteaaiship Company intend sailing their steamships as lollow.: CITYOPMtNCHETER,Sl tons, Capt. Ilr.heit Leltch. CITY OF CLASHllW, 1,610 tons, Capt William Wjlie. CITY OF 1'IIILAIU LI'IIIA. S,aoo p.ns now baildmg). From Philadelphia. City of Manchester Saturdav. June llln. Cuy nl (tlasgow . talurday, July Sd. City ol Manch-ater Saturday, July :t0th. City ol (ilaagnw Saturday, As.uat 9Ulj. ity ul Manchester... ......eaiaraay, eepremner i m. 1 Cily ol (ilasgow Saturday, October gin. From J.irfrpoaL C'ty nf Glasgow Wednesday, JnneSth. :ttv ol Manchester wedneauay, juiy etn. Cily ol Glasgow Wednesday. Juiy S7th. Cily of Manchester Wedmvdat, Ansuat 'Jllh. Cily ot Olasguw .....Wednesday. r-4-pb-nitM-r 14th. City ol Maacbeater Wedne.ilay, Uclober r.tll. RAT EH OP PASMAtJK. Fiom Philadelphia. Fn.-m Liverpool. Salooa alter Staterooms. ..fflO I Salooa after Suteroum., 20 rs. " midship ... 65 I midship " lo gs. forward ... 53 1 - forward " 1-1 g-Including steward's fee. TIIIRD-CI.A'-H PASf"E.V4JEfS. A limited aum''er ot thtrd-claaa pmener. will be taken Irom Philadelphia and Liverpool, and toand in provision.. . From Philadelphia ! From Liaerpjol 415 Certlfiratea nf paaiatre will he issued here to partb a who are desirous i bringing out their 'needs at rnrrcpon liat rate. Freltht nn fine .ooda tk at per ton. and enarae gnoda, bardwate, etr will I taken subject to arenet Aa experienced sal geoa will he ctrned oa each ship. For Imirbt or paaaape app'v tn THOMAS RiCIIARD--ioN, 15 Broadway, Hew York, end Walnut .trert. Philadelphia. Kli'HAKDSON, BROTHERS CO, Liverpool. jylS-diy KEEP COOL! FANS, a irood i Ju7 Fnvsaleby BURR At assortment. RANDALL. I1VSIIRANCB. HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, WALL HTHKhT, NEW YORK. VI UK AND IHAKINE-Cnpllnl 0300,000. (n J. iHabiin, Sec'y. B. L. Loom is, Pres't. uirictiir.. Simeon L I. omuls, late of tba 'jEwa,' llarlford; Wm T Hooker, caahier Continental Bank i I ijoodoiH McNamte, firm of Bowcn Ac McNamee Jaaper Coining, Cornlna 4c eo . iticnara riigeiow, Wm II Mellen, . Geo Blias, Amos H I- nu, Oliver E Wood, Levi P Stone, Henry U Ely, James Low, Charles B Hatch, John H llutehinion, William (I Lambert, Chin lea A Bulkley. Lewis Atte rbury, jr, Levi P Morgan, Amos T Dwiht, John i Nfl.on, Charles P Baldwin, George (? (nllius, George D Morgan, l.uciua D Coman, David Saulord, Cephas II Norton, Charles Kiy ; Stephen Paul, Ruckland W Bull, Allred S Barnes, Roe Lockwfmd, Lucius Hopkins, Lyman Cook ; James A Dwlght, .Iiaae II Frotlilucham John II Swift, Curtis Noble, Ward A Woik, Nathan II Stockwell, Jamea Ilunipbrey, Danf'nrlh N Barney, II omar Morgan; Dnene) King At eo Claflen, Mellen Af co ; Geo Bliaa & co Kno, Mahony St. eo; Willard At Wood 1 Stone At Starr; Ely, Clapp aV Bowen j James Low At ro; CB Hatch co J C Howe & cot A at A Lawrence t co; Bulkley co; Lewis A tterbury, Jr, & co ; J M Beeba, Morgan Ax co; Trowbridge, Dwight At co ; NellouaYco; Baldwin, Starr Ac co; Sherman At Collin.; E D Morgan At so , Coman, Latbrop tV eo ; Johnson Ar Sanlord t Norton, Duller At Hoy t ; Boyd Ac Paul; Haskell. Merrick & Bull ; A S llarne. At Co; Lock wood & Son ; 11 llopklus, Allen it Co; Brown, Palmer At Doight; Krotbiotharn, Newell aV. co ; Swift, Hurlbut &co; Condlt At Noble; Work At Drake ; Gibson, Stockwell At en ; Barney, Humphrey At Butler; Wells, Fargo & co ; George Pearce At eo. D. ADAMS, Jb, Agent, Columbus, O. George 1'oarce, JulO-ly INSURANCE ON LIFE AND LIVE I X STOCK, aialnat loaa nr rllmlna lv Pin .ul ...In.t lha perils of tbe Ska and Inland Navigation, on property ot every description, taken in tbe following companies i UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, t'npltnl 8130.000. OHIO LIFE 1N8URANCE COMPANV, CINCIN nail , uutu. CnpUal 8100.000. NKW liNGLANI) LIVB STOCK INS. COMPANY NKtV JIAVEN, CONN. Cnpltnl $50,000. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O. 1. npillll UU,UUU. F.QUITARI.B FIRE INS. CO., OF LONDON. Cnnltiil tg2.300.UOO. Risks taken on the most liberal terms, and all losses promptly "j"""d- mard-dlyl T. STOCKTON, Agent INSURANCE HEAD-QUARTERS, Three A doors west of tho Postofilce, up stairs, Colombo, Ohio. i, nt-, rirr, lrinriue, nnn uenlth Inaurnare. WARREN JENKINS, Oencral Insurance Agent, requests all porsons wlthtng Insurance to call and Investigate tba claims ol the following company, to theirunlimlted oonfidenco. IN LIFE INSURANCE he represents The Mutual Benefit, ot New York and New Jersey one ol the beat established snd mostrellablecompsniesuow doing business in tho United Stales. Assets about $1,600.1)00. Atso The American Temperance, of liartford, Connecticut, offering ample security snd many extra advantages to Temperance men Capital, $ 100,000. Also The American Mutual, of Now Haven, Connecticut. This Company haa some tcaiures believed to operato very beneficially to tbo policy holders. Capital, $10,000. Call and examine tbe statements and Urosoecfa of each and all nt lh.. mm. psnies, and aeiect for yourselves. ' IN FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE, tha following companies aro with confidence recommended aa eminent I v rieanrvino of unbounded confidence Tba Franklin, of New York. Canlil.an.nn nnn. The Etna, of Utica, Now York. Cupital, ino.OOOj The Springfield, ot Massachusetts. $150,000-The City, uf Cincinnati. Capital, $200,000 1 The Granite, of Utica, Now York Capital, $300,000: Tha Hudson River, New York Capital, $.100,000: Tho Rensselaer, New York. Capital, $JOt),000: IN HEALTH INIISURANCE, the Peoplo'a Mutuul Health Association, ol Springlicld, Massschutctts, incorporated by tbo t.cuishilurn of Massachusetts, oilers testimonial, m ,,. i... bio weight and credibility. Capital, $50,000. epya iy WARREN JENKINS, (Icn'l Ins. Agent. p( )NVEYANCINQ and NOTARIAL BU- J SI NESS. WARREN JENKINS, Notary Publlo and Con. vnyauc-r, aw ill attend to all calls in this line, at reasonable cbar-ge. Title investigated and abstracts ol titles furnished, to any lands In Frank lin county, on short notice. OiiJce In Piatt's block south aide of Slate street, up stairs. septiD-ly COLUMBUS AGENCY KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Guaranty Fund, $100,000. This Company ofiera to the Insured all the security andadrantagesoltheMutualandJotntStock plana (as heretofore applied) combined, namely : Low ratesol premium tn an, nual return, in cash, of the par oentage required for tho contlnj gent risk ol the year: an adequate butnotexceaslveprovlsloB lor the luture security of members for the whole term ot llln. with anadvquati interestinthe accumulating fund secured to anch BtOmbera. at death, bv credits Unon their nnlielna, naunl. fund designed lor the pnrmanent security of shot-Items mem. hers, and also for thepreaout aecurily ol those forthe whole term ol Hie. Thla Is the only Mutual I. (reinsurance Company whoserat.t of premium aro fixed at a fair reduced standard, with a provision tor an annually Incressins accumulation ot funds (for future security; In exact proportion to the amount of business and th. increasing risk Irom advancing age among tho members. Pampblcta, Tracts, Ac, giving In detailtbe plan and rates of tha Company, furnished gratis, and appllcutlontrecelved, by J. it. l Ul lLtl, Agent. 8. M. Smith, Medical Examiner, ocii-d TTALUABLE MILL PROPERY for SALE. I will oflerfor sala the mill nronertv knnwn aa thn " I.nr.tr. vllle Mills, now owned by Tennent At Brother. In the town of l.ockville, on tbo Ohio C.nal. In Bloom townshln. Fairfield conn. ty, Ohio. This property cmbracos eleven acre, of ground, on which 1. a Flouring Mill, s.w Mill snd Disiillurv. all In excellent order- dwelling houses, store rooms, corn cribs, stock scaleB, and every fixture necessary to carry on an extensive business. This properly is aituaud in tha most flourishing grsJn.g rowing portion ol Fairfield counly. Tho object of tbe sale is to close np a partnership business-Terms made to suit purchasers. Furlurther particulars, inquire of II IT. Hunter. Eaa.. In Lan caster, or of the undersigned, on the premises. wm. r. it.nnr.ni'. Lockville, Fairfield county, Ohio, 1 May 12, 1853. $ mti6d2ra COLUMBUS WATER-CURE AND MED-1CAL INFIRMARY, formerly known as the Mifflin Honsa. lor ladlca only, is now open. For further particulara addrea W. DllLPAsLD. M. D., ma23 dnm Columbus, O. . M. r IIKWSON, C.LVIN HOLBtlS. Of late (m of Yorke Ir Ilrteson. Late of O" Hulls Ttlerremk Co. HEWSON & HOLMES, Auctioneers and :eehai. COMiHIUHION merchants, ru.. id aim ci najuu, .Litma, weal Blue, near reari, Cinrlnnnll, ny Rnniar aslns of Grocerbs at auction. Groceries and Merchandise generally at private aale. Cash advances msde on e insignmenta to their addreaa. janlS-dly yiNDOW CURTAINS. Another lot of I T betutilul Lace and Balis Curlalus, this day received at BIcCOY'S, s.-i next door to the American. I )INT AND QUART FLASKS 10 grota Pint Flasks; a do uuarinasBSt For sale at low rates by mal4 N. At (I. FOSTER. TjWStllONABLE DRESS GOODS, in great A vartnty.at apgO SNOWDI.N'S. XANS New and fashionable patterns for sale at ine New Bookstore of J. U. RILEY As. CO. WRITING FLUID. This article will not T T corrode, and flows freely from the pen, and Is worthy thn attention of bankers, lawye rs, and a 1 o h r consumers ol ink. It cannot be erased by aeida. F or aitlo by the pint or gal Ion by (ep-.il JOHN R. COOK. RFKlfiF.RATORS. IOF..BOXF.S. WA. X TFR-COOI.KRS. SHOWER-BATHS. etc-A fin. tssort- ment 'utt rcr, ived aad for a Je at um2i JNO. K. IIEYL'S. NEW SPRING GOODS. We have just rereiv.-d a larte stuck ol sptins tnods, and we can Bay to nir i-n n... mat tuny antencap. We invite a e!ose inspection. mariu OSIUJHN At STEWART rmni ftvps t7nnninFniPs nRir.s.q SILKS, DeLalt-e Berage DeLaines,ete., Jost opened, marlt! SNOWDKN'8. POCKET CUTLERY. A fine assortment X rf Po'ket Cuti- ry. maeufaetured by Rogers, Woatenholm, an! oilers. Also, Razors, Razor Strops etc. Forssleby )u7 IU1RR At. RANDALL. 4 SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF FURS. V JAi;VI eV- PAIKCIIILD, Main at., first doer below ta-- ci-iH-r M dn and Fourth, w. at side, Cincinnati. aovOdty IRON SINKS, Sewer and Sink Traps, assort- 1 ed siren, for sale at JNO. K. IfKYL'S, J.ilG Town atreet pUFF HOLLANDS, FOR CURTAINS it various widths, from 4-4 tn 6-1 wide, lor aale cheap at new Paper Heave. ms3J J. U. RILEY At CO . If u .