Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1853-08-16

              1 " " 1 - jt ,i. i4.u U..TJ., .L jl l-. ... .i'ijui mi ri t r Jr .rrr"- Tr.nminiwrrnitiirir-'i"" "" " " 1 ' ' i f VOLUME XVII. COLUMBUS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1G, 1853. NUMBER 27. THE Ulailn (DI)to State journal 13 PUBLISHED EVERY V ENING, EXCEPT SUNDAY, nr SCOTT & BASCOM, JOURNAL BIIIIDWOS, UIOH AND PIARL tTllirrS ENTRANCE ON UIUU. TERMS InvariaMy in advance : In Columbus, S0.00 a year j by mnll, 5.00. Dally during th session of (ho JicgUUituro, ami Trl-Weekly fur Hie mimilndi r of the year, 66.00. TIIK WEEKLY JOURNAL la lurnbihed tncltysubnorllKiiH nt 3, ntnl hymnil (it SI. Mil year. Clubs of four and upwards, ttl.'JTi; of ten nnd upward., 1.00. Tllll Till-WEEKLY JOURNAL Is S8.00 ycar. RATES OF ADVERTISINoIn T1IS DAILY JOURNAL. The following rates and rules hare been agreed upon between the Kroprlotora of the OAio Statesman and the Ohio State Journal, to a observod In all cases, after this date. July 20, 1S4!). 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The privileges of yearly advertisers: will be confined rigidly to tlifir regular busiuow ; and all advertisements not pertaining tliere (o, to be paid for extra. Adrertinements for A uctloneerfl, fleneral Agents, Iteal Kstare AireuU, &c, not to bo contracted for by the year, but to be charged by the piece, at the usual raffl. Announcing candidates (for Offices of every dtwcrlptlnn) to bo churned at tho rate of fitly cento per week, for each name ; thnpamo to hit, In all cast's, paid In ad ranee. Attorney, will Iwj liotden for the price of Inserting advert Unienfn brought in by them. 1'uhlishoM not aceountiihlu for the act'iinicy of lt'iral advertisement beyond tho amount charged for thtdr pub Ik'alinn All Icadi d admrtlsoinenta to he charged not Inns thnn iloiihlo the nnovo rate, and measured OA it noil a. AdvertifMiiuenrM ou ttielTHi'lc cxcluvivcly, to bo charged at the rate of 60 iH'r cent, in ndrnnro of thn altovo rates. No ADVKUTI8EMENT CAN DB INSERTED ORAT(TITOI7tttT. AdvortlsenientH for charitJiblo institiUionn, lire coinpanlrn, ward, township, and other publio lueutlug)), and such like, to bo charged h.'ilt'prico. Deaths inserti-d without chargo, unless accompanied by fuui'ral iiivilutioua ur obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to lnj p:iid for. All persons neniling communications or requiring notices of fairs, Roirifs, concertM, or any publio entertainments where chirtjeH aro mndo for admittance, nnd all notices of private unterpriH-s, cun only he inserted with the underHtanding that tho rhiim nro to be paid for. If intended to be inserted lu tho editorial minimi, t lie l iinie will bo ehargi-d at tho rate of not less than 2U cent-t pur line, and then only when accompanied by an ad ver linemen t. KHSIMiSS CAKIJS. W1W. DKNMSnN. Jit. II. B. CAIUUNGTO.N. lENNISON & CAURINGTON, Attorneys XJ at Law (OJJicein Odmn HnUdiug will attend to prole siotial buaini'H in tho tStato ind t (inrwl ('nul ls ; alio, to cdlec tions, the law cd Imuranco and ot patents. janl.Ti l dly LK CI AN UltTTf Kfl. THRO. COMSTf'CK. OKI. O. CiMfiToCK. BUTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes-sor tn 11. Cnimtock b t'o.,) Forwarding and Comml union alirhnnls, Lard Oil MunulHCturor, and dealers in Halt, plaster, (lib and lumber . liirad of tho cannl, Columhm, Ohio. ri(f I.ibtMal ailvanees mndo on con sign men Is. rriflrfl JOSEPH F. SMITH, Attoiiney at Law, i Kcol Kwtuie, liounty Jinnl und I'eiiNlon A dent Twu doors tast ol lilgh, on Town stn ot, (.'olumhus, Ohio Wl't attend to thn practiro of hit profession, ohtafnltg pnsinntthuy Ing, selling and obtninlng Und warrants, scllintf and Irnsing roil i.'statn, nxamiiilng land titles, collection ot claims, etc. f1 Leltors Irom a dittanro must be postpaid. Ju3() p J3RE, ABBOTT & CO., Dualers in Hard- v7( waro and Cutlery, Iron, nnlli, glass, hiiuio builders' mate, rials, farming and mechanics! tonl.. military couds, etc., etc. No. mi iiif-h street, sign of thfl (iilt 1'aillnck. NEW COAL YARD. A new Coal Yard has been opened on thn lots south of the Ohio Tool Company's Factory, where Northern and Hocking grato and blacksmith's coal will be sold by tho ton or bushel. d.;c3-dtf W. It. DARNELL, Agent. ANNA STACItV. W. A. JONFS. s TACEY'S HOTEL, soulhoast corner ftlnin and Fourth street, Zimravlllc, Ohio. scpUJ dtl T RIDG WAY'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad f t street, near the hridpn, Cnlumliui. Ohio, gtnvo of all kinds, and a groat variety of callings, always on hard. AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston, by I.KWIM It If'K ; rebuilt, enlarged and elegantlj furnisbed; pnsicsiing all the modern improvements and conveniences for the accommodation of the traveling public. novi:ily:l J. M. GU1TEAU, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and Commissioner nf Deeds and to tako Depositions for Ohio and otiikb Wkstkhn Htatks, (ltn ol Cincinnati,) has established himself In hia profession in New York ciiy, where all communications will receive prompt attention. Helen to the members ol tho Bar ot Columbus, Clnclnnat and tftoulhorn Ohio, Office No. 14 Wall Sirttt, Nrn York. maraa CINCINNATI STOCK AUCTION SALES HKWPON b HOI.HIES, Mm Ittums b'i and H.t H alsm Slrert, Sell every Wednesday and Saturday, at iU'i m., at the Merchants' Exehsne, llnilroad Honda, llailroad, Bnk and Insliranre Htncks, Heal Estate and Monied rVcuritica, ol all descriptions. Tho advantages of thnso sales aro that they are held during change kourt. and as Ihey call together all the monied men, securities will at all times sell at lair rates. Cincinnati, O., April I i, MM. nR. R J. PATTERSON Office and resi dence, amthwest corner of Htstn and Fourth streets. juLI-Jmd rpi-lOMAS SULLIVAN, Manufacturer of X IJENTI.EJIIJN'H BOOTS. Walnut, hetwe n Third and Fourth streets, a doors above Ellis At Morion's Hank, Cin clnnatl. Janll Uin DR. MORRISON'S OFFICE REMOVED Irom Town to High street, corner ol guner Alley. Entrance lirstduor Westol High stre-1, on the north sideot Sugar Alloy. marl7-d:im k. at. riTcii. w. a. BRUWN. FITCII &BROWN,Commission Merchants, i!8 Dock and 81 Rlvor slmet, Cleveland, Ohio, dealers In Flmir, Lard, Bullrr, Ckirtt, Egg; 1'rodurt gtnerailf. rje Liberal advances will ln mado on couilgum.nta ly-ItelertoH. FIT Colnmbus. apl6-dfin TOS. H. GEIGER, Attorney at Law. l Office in Owynne'a Rlock, over the store of Dwigbt Stone at Co , Columbus, O maT-dtl COLUMBUS CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY .V'r lAe eimiT of Tkird and (Jap ttrrtu. M-s.rs. I-;. U.K. BOOTH ar manulaeturine and have constantly on hand, at their establishment at tho location alve nam-d, all kinds ot carriages, buscies, etc., mado of thn best materials, by the trost experienced workmen, and warranted to do good eerv-loi. 'I he proprietors are both practical carriage makers, and all work orderrd Irom ttirm will eive good sstislsclion. Repairing done at the ahorteit notc-. 1 hey have been carrying on the bu-siness in this city some ten years, and trust they have some claim to public patronage. "cT-dly LEATHER BELTING. The undersigned, Aacntalorthesaleof REE k II OYT'S celebrated premium patent HiTllrd.KtmrhrsI I.rnthrr BnniU,have this day received a tali assortment of all siars. Irom It to If inches in width. We would call the attention olthepoblic to theabov article, as one possessing superior merit. They are made from the thick and solid parts ol thr best oak tanned leather, and are stretched by powerlul machines, (invented and d by R. eY II. ool y, whereby Ihev are mace to ran stralsht and trim, have a naitorrn bearing on the drum or pulley, hold their widthsevenly, and give from l5to' per cent, more lorce than thofcmadein the ordinary manner. fold at manataetnrera'prlcM, with addition ol fretxhtonly, b. KII.BOI HNK, KUHNit at CO., ja15 8ltnolthe(iilt Hrnad Axe, Columbia, O. TO FAMILIES AND RETAILERS OF 1 FRFrII OYSTERS I am receiving daily fresh Baltimore and New Ilavesi oysters, which will he sold as low as the loweit. In cans or bait cans ; and in all cases the oysters which I sell will be warranted good, or am sale. Orders Irom tneronntry rarvdnlly attended tn, with punctuality and di.patrh, and by so duiog I bn to merit a ahare of public patronate. oeal C. V. L. BUTLER. NEW ESTABLISHMENT. E. Gaver, as-sifted by A. W. Reader, would respectfully announce to the cilir-ne of Colnmhna ar.d virinitT. that he has opened a COFFIN WAKKKOOI, directly opposite the Franklin H ,", where lie h at all time prepared to furnlih coffins, ahronds, rtewith ail th attentioa and fixtures Becesaary on funeral reea.ina and he whines it distinctly understood that his terras shall ma be of toobj-rtHx-blea character a to prerent emrrrsatislaetioa).. oc7-dly A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY .ATV GROCERIES, at price as low aa lh lowest, and as (nod a toe beat, caa b fomd at the aoath east corner of Town and HighetT-. apS0tf S. W. AlCl'STf. MW-YORK ADVKRTlSEHEm FROM W.H. M'PONAI.n's ADYlnTISINO HOt'SK, 102 NASSAU STN, TiRY GOODS. Strang, Adriancb & Co JJ Importers and Jobbers of foreign anil domestic Dry floods, have rcmuvud tn their now, spsdous anil ologsnt stnro, 10!l Liberty atrrrt. a Innr doors west of Jliuadway, Now York, whore they will oiler lor sale on the most reninunble terms, s lull and extensive assortment of fancy aud staple dry goods uf every unicripuon. Clothiers and '1'ailors will find at all times a lull and complete stock of Fiench, Fngllsh and American goods, doslgncd for men's wear, to which thoy Invite tho attention of the closest buyers, juij PATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRAS X Mstlo undor a now and ueculfar urocess. fur .Private iwi uirjfj'H, iiiiutii cioamDoaif, Diup, cie. Thoso Uds, together with botstors, pillows, comfortors. ote, am ofiirircd to tho public, alter a Iboruugh trial, as tho best and c ii en pest known, limy possess many and great adrnntagcsi among which may bo nmntioned tho following, vizi Tbny are cheaoor than hair; will retain thuir oiHSllcity always; aro proof agsinst all kinds of vonnint nro nroventors. us well aa relievers of rhemimtietn ; sro swector and far morncleunly man any oilier am oasiiv renewed : arn vaiuanio as J-iio rru servers a berth ruattrais ot this matorial being sutiiclentty buoy-ant to fiiitHln a venum sevorul dHvs. They will be found desirnble for foreign marliit, particularly fur California, Australia, China, and tho Iriltiids in the I'Aeific Ocean, bearing close packing, and on opening returning to their nrigtnhi ouik. ror buio ny IJDRKMUH & NIXON. Agents, No. 21 Park l'laco. and IB Murrav -trcot. N. V. Upholtterers, carriage makers Mod others, supplied with me veiling ny me pound. r'Tho traiofjenorallv sumilled at a liberal discount, Wo are perniltlod to uto tbu names of tho following gen uriiien, wno nave used and approve 01 inn ariicies Oeorge i.. iScbuyler, Kin., Chsrlea Davis, Ksq., Iter. II. W. Bellows, Robert J. Itnnkin, Kfq., Nidi )las Dean, Ksq.. J. (irten Pearson, Kiq., Kliliu Townsond, Kfq., II. Hrewer, M. !., J. W. Urddshaw, M. D., ('aptuin Hazard, HutUlj, Chptain Uoliister, ' Captain Joseph J. Comstock, Com. U. S. Mail f turner Bultic. fobl8 9m-M HX) WHOLESALE MERCHANTS. JNO, 1 C. HKMU:ifSON & H.tlVTlT. No. Hun du Fan buurg. Puibsonnioro, Paris, and 171!, 174 and 170 Peart street, New Voik, cller for sale, an r xtoniivo assortment of Ostrich and Fancy Fn.vhers French and American Artificial Flowers and Ornainents, Itihbniis, It on net l.iniogs, luliui, Knglii-h, French and American Straw and tiilk Bonnets, etc , etc., together with a lull assortment of goods suitHhle lor hatters and cap makers. The above, chiefly of our own manufacture, ombraeo tho largest and moH varied stock to be found in the united t-tales. Hauipl'-s may bo seen at our Waroruoms in New lurk. Jjb ;hn-M IMCH'S SALAMANDER SAFES. Long known severely tested always fiithful to their trust mo only sal s made combining ICIeli a mill Wilder h rntenu a i n a un cc aiaiivih, (successors to Rich A' Co.,) 14G Water street, N. V. if(n(li;V iV KEVNOLDH, Agents, Cleveland, O. Jy7-'Jm-H r-piIE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY, JL mfiiiufaeturers ot l-t'M'tlWDKKi eoutinueto lurniah (itinnowder of all their well knuwn brands, viz: "Kentucky Kill "fea Shooting," "American Sportinir," "Indian lllllo," "Mfctrlc," " luck Shooting, (n kecs, halt and quarter kegs, and cnnUtors nf ciiin pound each. Also, n full assortment nt powder tor J tl nit loir and Mining purposes, and tor Kxport. Tho reputation ol their Cun Powder is too well known to requiro comment It can tm procured ol tue principal dealers in t o. lurnbus, and at tho oltico nt the company, H) Wall street, N. V, city A. C. HAZARD, President. A. K. DonnLAsi, Secretary, jy7-Hm-M rPO Dry Goods Dealf.r.s.Mkrciiant Tailors, aL Cl.OTlllKUA AND Ft?BM3HIN aSTOQRl. SJ, IA1(IR &1 C'o., Importers, No. II Wmrcn street, New York, hsve always on hind, of their own importation, one of tho most extensive assortment!) to bn found In New York city, of goods sdnplnd to men's wear, consiaiing iu part of cloths, fancy caa lime ret, over-coaliuga, silk serins and lininfjs, all makes ; black and Taney silk veitina arid vdvets, cssbmores, Marseilles nnd linen vesting, drills, etc; silk cravats, nnwest Paris and London styles; cam hi ie hHndkercliieli, kid glove,, suspenders, hopiery, undershirts, etc., etc , which they oiler at thn lowest iiiarkit prices, and in which they invite the attention of the trade. jyl-lm-M F 'AST MAIL LINE. 15 hours fromColum- MAIL COACH will leave Colutnbua lor CIicIkviIIh, Chillicotha, sud I'orisinoiith, at 5 o'clock in tho morning, nnd arrivn at Portsmouth at H o'clock in thn evening connecting with tho River J'at-kets to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Also, leuvn Portsmouth at .1 o'clock In the morning and arrivn at Columbus at b o'clock in tho evening, daily. jutitt KUKIDKIl & IIAWKEfl. TNDIA MATTING. White and Colored X Matting, all widlhs, at our Carpet Room, next door to the American. in.rj) W. A. & J. C. WcCOV at Co. A FINE LOT of No. 1 Blacking Brushes, of tho celebrated manufactory of 1'. Haven A. Co., New York, at tho new Hoot and Shoo Emporium of J. W. CONSTANT, No, 1 Piatt's Building, Htato street, livo doors west ot the I'oi (JIHee. iyll ri-MlK INVINCIMLK AND NEVF.R.FAIL. .1. INIi ItKMKDY A ceitaio cure forMAN AND BEAST. V. It. I'nrrell' t'rlelirnlril Orlciiml ARABIAN LINIMENT. This extraordinary ureuaratlon fi not only far superior to all the Liniments and Ointments now before the public, but posses set apeolic qunlttlps entirely unknown to the most learned ot thn Medical Faculty. Its wide spread celebrity has brought out a hostel artiulei In imitati m of It. with all sorts of names, but none ol them ben in tn compare with the superior, old established Arabian Liniment For Itm Nervous 8vHlrm It operates like a charm, soothing down the most violent agonies and psin in a few minutes alter its application. Irlumitis, Mors Throat nnd UrciNi. It spee dily causes thn dissipation ol any possibility of matter forming in the parts, and brings about a regular and healthy action ot the glandular system. A KcviiUlve, Anodyne nnd RnlNnm. In cases of Kmttured Muscles and Tendons, Its powerful ro vulsivoand boHliug qualities cause the parta to unite without leaving tho lean lunmu or want ot power behind. In Bruin and Swelling, it acts on the princple of a counter Irritant and anodyne, relieving tho pain almost tnitattly, and reduces the swelhnks lu an incredibly short space ol lime. A Htiiniihint nnd lN'ervInt. It Is a stimulant imparting tone and vigor to tho whole nerr. ous and muscular system. for itiiruii.niina, or any other inflammatory condition ot the muscular system or chronic si illness of the same, it stands at the very bead ol all the remedies ever oil red to the public, and none can equal It. rolaonouN Itrplllra, Vr. For bites of poisonous snakes It may be confidently relied on as a prompt and effectual remt dy, acting aa a caustic and specific In such hitherto futal eases. For Chilblain. Burns. Old Horei, Corns, Warts, Lrysfpelas. Croup, Nervous Headache, oro fcyes, even to partial Blindnras, Ha r Hoc Is are astonishing The sreat advantacn this article possesses over all other rem edies, i ita brief operation on the system. Jt cures quicklyit lathe most certain remedy in existence, and it is sold cheaper than any oth-r medicine in use. We iearb ssly aasert that this reat Arabian remedy will do more god tor lesa money than any other Liniment ur Ointment iu thu world. for iioreen nun nine, Its rfl'.ctsancauai!v strikina and salularv. In Kwrcny It has no equal, being an iolalliblo cure; also, io Poll Kvil, Big Head, l-Uiula, hpavin, (tails, strains, Bruises, Hcratcbna, Wounds, no matter how bad, Sore F.yns, fvvn tn folindncaa, swellings ol or-cry description, nnd mar-y inflammatory disease. ('OL'NTHRKKIT?, t'OL'NTKK iVKITW. Fewaroof a baan Counterf. it called Jl. farrell s Arabian Liniment Thisspurioiis article is told byaonea "Farrells Liniment, to those whe are not caret u I to rail lor the genuine w. H. rarrell a Arabian Liniment. siwaya asa K.r w. H.r AK-KF.LIH ARABIAN LINIMENT, and takn no other. I'STTho genuine Arabian Liniment la sold by DKNK1 4c lUttttV, J. &. R. 'J'. COOK, 0. KOBKRTi CO., and WM. FAHRKN110I.1 Z. Columbus. J. P. (.atrlins, Carroll; Johua Bettn, Cottage Mills; Cherry sv ttmnM-l, Locktiournn; T. J one V Brn London ; 0. 11. Bliss sfc Co , Wi!t JehVraon K. (icohogan, Baltimore; K. L. S locum, Lancaster; J. N.Wi'w.n, Newark; Page it Ingram, Newark; Fp.-nctr aV Channel, Bolinsgreen; John D. Parke, Cincinnati; And DnigeiiU and Merchant generally, In the United Plaice and Canada. martJJ "I Y. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jewel- tf it. High ureet, httmern tke Amtriran and Aril lionet, Coffin. , Oki: Having purchased tho entire stork of Wii'lam Savatr.I will continue the business at the old stand, where I will kerp a flrt rat, assortment ol WATCIIE!. JEWELRY. SILVER HPOO, FOKKS.f I TI.FK Y. And a general variety ol FANCY lilHHH. For Iheprtwent I will reside in New ork. and persons In want of goods, stay rely apoa areing all new patterns ol jewelry In sny storo. With these assurance, he bnpra to retain th e.-mfidenee of th former patrons of the concern, and ol tho eilizens ceoeraliy. The M.lea Krpah-ing will bo attended to by W. M.favag long known In this section as a first rate workman julfi J. Y. RAVAGE, j. NOTICE. Having disposed of my ntnrk ol goods to Mr. John Y. 8aragn, Jr., I ehe-rti.lly recommend him to all ol sny old cast mirs, and the pnblir generally. As it is arlntely neeeMary that say ontst-ndlng buslnoaa should beelrwd, all nersoaa knowing ttmnwlve. indited to SM will call andMtlle.p. lj.H. W. M-HAVAOE. IITHOGRAPHY. Every description of J Nap,riaax, Views rf RaiH inaa. Portrait.. Anatomic Draw-inrs, RasiiM-M and chow Cards, all kmp. nf IhTirtirt and otlM-r plain and fancy lahela. Rill and letter Headtnrs, Fae Simile, etc., ex rented in tlie b -at atjK at reaoaWo rate, by aliniil.Kron WALLACE, I.ifknrrarm and F.nmvm, Ho. 113 (Odd Fellow.' Kaiiding) WalaatHrort. deeS-Cm CharlBMiLOkm. SOFT STRAW BONNETS. Ladies' Soft a -raw Rnatneta also. Lswbora arai Ftraw Hat. for Mhssea, this d.y relved by Fxprfaa, at MeCOY. ma30 art donr to th-j Aawrtetus. MVl YORIUDVERIISBJIEIVIS. room w. n. m'donaid's advrbtisino houdk, 1W nassau-at., n. r, T7ALL AND WINTER BONNETS. R, X T. WII.DK, No. S2 John street, Now York, olsmilaoturnr ol and Dealer In all kinds ol silk, satin, velvet, and In tact every kind nt I'll lie y llonnela. Aim, Importer 01 an sinus n Krmich Mowers, of the greutest variety and rlchnoss to bo ob talned in New York. Tho latest stvles ot Ernoch llonnols received bv nvory steamer, All nf which will bo ottered at the lowest possibhi rates by the crso or dozen milliners aro particularly invited to can ana ex. amino me great variety ol raitnrn ttonneia. juju .Jin-M T OOKING GLASS WARE ROOMS Art XJ Rkfositobv and (lALLinv WILLIAMS, 8TEVENH WILLIAMS, Importors and Manufacturi'rs, 303 Broadway, Ne York. Pier, Wall and Mantle Mirron, portrait andplcturd frames, cornices, bases, interior decorations. Ac, Oil l'aintlngi, Artlttt' Mattriali, English, French and Onrman Engravings, etc. For the Purchase and Sale of Fine Palntinge, Art Maiiulaclurcs, Illustrated Works, Works on Merino Arts, etc , they are proparod, by their advantageous prcmlsos, location, and extensive connections, tn oiler ureal facilities. Our (ialltriei (reulutn with all that Is new and beautiful In art), are at all times open to visitors, with the assurance to pur cinisms tnatnvery srticm wilt tin tin mined nt the most roasnna- bio rates. juu Jm-nt WEST POINT SCHOOL. This wcl T T known Institution is most nlrmnntlv and healthfully sit uated amid tho Highlands of tho Hudson, a short distance from New York city. 1'eeuliar advantage are offered lor pro curing a thorough and accomplished education In allthedepurt- mcntsol learning. Its inllltury exercises aro tound to contnu-uto admirably to discipline ana to (he manly nnd crarnlul bow ingol its pupils. The Immediate vicinity of tbo 0. H Military Academy aocures the aid of the most distinguished and accom plished Instructors, l upus Irom VJ to in years ot ago prmor. red. llelerenees Gonenil Scott. U. S. Army : Col. A. J. l'leas onton, Philadelphia; (,'hailes King, LI,. 0., New York city, I'rolesiora ot Yalo College and United States Military Academy, For further particulars address f.UWAKO V. MNMI.r.r, A. 111. Ju2.1-3m-ir West 1'olnt, New York. T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF U OltYt.OODS! I,. 0. WILSON & CO., Importers and Jobbers of Vrv Goods. No. IS Courtland Street, (opposite the National and Western iioicts), ana to. ii ana id vey street, NEW YORK, Iuvlto tho attention of Wholksalk Huvkbs to their very large assortment ol goods, which is kept complete at all seasons of ino year uy mo audition ol nil tno new siyies aim lauries tnai am constantly Arriving by "steamers" and "packcis. vvo have largo departments devoted exclusively to theaaln of cloths, Cfltsimercs, VosliniiB, Tailors' Trimm'iios. White (ioods, Ho siery, Dress (ioods, Hhawls, Yankeo Notions, Domestics, etc., etc. Iu addition aro displayed largo linos of prints, including Merrlmncsand Cochecos, (iingharas, Lawns, lleruges, black and other staple Silks, Merinos, hVunbazim s, Alpacas, and tho numerous other articles appertaining to tho Dnv (ioous Tbadk. Also, agents for the sale of " floyhVs lloyal Patent Hwanndown fen-ing Col ton." We invito the attention of the closast buyers for cash or credit. mnrlBly-M qIIE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON AND A. TRIMMING I10IJ8K IN NKW YORK. TIIOMAM ST FA ItNS, Importer and Jobber of Silk, Millinery and Fan cy Ooodt at nrtt cash prices Time ginnted by nCdliiR Inlrroat 112 Broadway, Ntw York, hns now in store, and is daily receiving and offering at the lowest prices, a com pie to as sortment of goods in his linn, embracing all the various stylos and designs, consisting of black and fancy silks, marceliucs, Flo. rences, shawls, trimmings, bonnet ribbons, taffeta and sat'n rib bons. dress trimmlnvs ol nil kinds. French nnd Kngllsh crapes, crape Hsbs, silk cravats, embroideries, gloves of all kinds, silk lace mitts, ban yes, laces, white goods, hosiery, L. C. Handkerchiefs, etc. The undersigned invites merchanta irom the north, south, east nnd west, when in tho city, to lavi.r hirn with a call, and exuminine his stock before purchasing. i nwfl. t, nir.Aitna, jua nroaaway, derSI ly bet. Liberty st. and Maiden Lane, N. Y. CARPETS, &c Wo have just received this spring the second large lot of CnrpelM, OH C'lotha, UutiN, rn., maktug our stock of house luruishing goods tlm argesi in ine ciiy, nnn conaiaitug in pt.ii ot 10 ps ingratu ana rrimeu velvet i;srpo,; Pops do do Tapestry Brussels carpet; SO ps superfine and tine Thr- e-l'ly do ; 'JO ps do do all wool Ingrain do; 20 ps wool and cotton do do; 15 ns cotton Inaraln and stripe do; 10 ps stair Hruasell and Vei)etinn do; J 5 ps super Dutch ditiing room wool do; 10 ps do do hemp und silk do do do; J (J ps Rng and other low priced do; ft) super and common Rugs; HI woo), sea grass and hemp Door Rugs ; U'O auorted kinds loor Mats. Wo cut, mnko and nut down carpets on reasonable terms and shortest notfee- For sale cheap by OSHOKN sV STEWART, mnQ5 npposito Capital II ue, Columbus. REASONED LUMBER, LOW FOR CASH. O The subscribers have on hand a lull assortment of sea soned lumber and shingles of all kinds lor building purposes. 1 hey have also, In addition to lliatr nooring mat-nine, put iu peraiion one expressly lor surfacing, and aro prepared to lur. ish, on short nonce, lumiararesseu on one or ooin siues, irum inches down to halt au Inch in thickness. Yellow and white bine. ah and oak tlooring always on hand. II orders from a distance nromiitlv attended to. Warehouse ami Lumber Yard head of the canal, Columbus, Ohio. apl llUl'lLKS, UUMSlUUJt i tu, V ALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. the Railroad llennt Also, Subdivision No. 3 of Outlots f2 and 03, onilrnailwiiy south side. Alto, riuhdlvislon No 11 or same Outlots. Inquire of the undersigned, at Deiinison ft Carringtnn's Law OKIce, Odeon lluildiu ja. Ieh.b-dtf A, n. Allium, lun TVTEW STYLES CROCKERY. Wo are iy n now receiving, direct from msnulactories In Furope, a plendid assortment ol colored Ironstona Ware, comprising a rge variety ol new colors, set i, a anu snapra. Our stork ol warool all kinds Is now very large, and all of new and desirablo goods. All tu vers of ware will find It much to their advantage to cal and examine our stuck and prices before buying elsewhere. ri. it. run j r.it, julO Journal lluildlugs, Uigb street. r OOL WORKS, corner of First and Lin- xbtt STBKR-Ta. I'lTTsiiDBOii. Pa. Machinists Tools of overy variety, auch as Iron plsners, slido and hand turning lathes, drill, lag mschines, slide rests, etc., cte , manutactured to order. juU-bmd JOSKi'll F. HAMILTON ft CO. SELI dealt rous of sellinf out his extensivs stock ot Upholstery Wsre, oners rare bargains to those wishing anything la this line. Ilisstock consists ol spring, curled hair, cotton, moss, palm leal and husk mattrasses; Warren's patent aola beds; lounges, solas, cte. Also, material for lounges, cota and comtorts ; Intact, every article in bis line ot business. "Jfll-h.s removed his establishment from tho F.xchante Blocs to the Broadway Hotel, neariy opposlto, where ha will sell bis goods at prices that cannot 1.11 to be satlslactory to all. ap'j:-tf TADIES' LEATHER RETICULES. A -Li larceand beautiful assortment ol Leather Reticules, furn. Ished and unfurnuhed. Just received at the New Bookstora of ap26 J. II. R1LKY ft CO THIRST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS BY JL' EXPRKtsfl. MIIAPI.EY II A I.I. have now their lull stock of goods, comprising all the new styles ot Ureas (ioods, Mn.LlNxas supplied with (ioods and Patterns at a Tory small advance Irom New York cost. Muslin work. Bonnets, Ribbons, eta. marl a qHOMAS DOUGLASS, (late Bliyen & JL Dofolaas), Comm'ssion Merchant, manufacturer and wholesale dealer In every description of AMERICAN IIAICDWARE, Ho. S Piatt street, four doors Irom Fesrl, New York, Manufacturer ot Uie Premium Pteel Hquarr.; Aeent for Bee's Braces, Turn-screws, etc : also, Kendall Ac Taylor s Thermometers. Baromo-ters,etc.; Union Itutt Co's Butta. tiste liniros, Brackets, etc.; Brown ft Brother's sheet Brass, Hrasa and Copper Wire, Rivets, etc.; N.Neweomb'sfmilhs. Bellows, e'e. TIIOMAH l)OU(il.AS, ASA FARIt. Jr., aovll-ly late of the firm of Child, Farr ft Co, BV Louis. I UST ( )PENED. The subscribers would re- f I spectfully announce to their friends and the pnblie Ii general, that they have Jaat opened atnre on lh corner ol Long street .ad State Avenue, oppo.it P. Hayden'. Factory, where tbey Inu-nd to keep constantly oa hand, a larg4 aMortment ot the very bertof F.mlly Oroeerfew .neh aa lea., eodee, .near, aaolaae.. Hoar, rice, h.h. aoap, candlea, starch, rbeeae, rteete Unretber with evi-ry articlenst-d by tamilies, which they ofler to srlloa the lowest terms, for Cark only. July 1 4. IKSi W. DIXON ft CO. 1853. GILLETT & CO'S NKII, IIOI -.K HAT UTORE, Sieeaaj Daar Ha.lh mf she Mala Kntraarf. We .re now receiving oar maimer npply of lists. Caps and Ftraw ioods, to which we invite the atteetloa nf the ritizees of Central Ohio, Oar goods are maa.laetared nnd.-r the aujierin-keadenee ol oae ol the firm ia Coanertirat, and for frfce, qnall ty aad variety cm not be aarpaeerd rathe west. Aasfg oar aMortment e.a be fiand I be following : tie-.ts Fs.hioa.ble Mole.kia Hats, rstra: drab Beaver Hats, extra; t m m and blark CMsimern do; Citireas' line Casslmere Hals; Opera " feal Data, Plraw Oood. of every Kyle, Miiaea' Fists, Ladies' Riding Hats and Cap. ol every pattern. We have a isrre stork of f tt ll.ts rw aale by the box, rear Low. and we reapertfally solicit tbe atteatioa ol eoantry merchanta. ap'JO FEATHER DUSTERS. A large assort-meat of Feather Dattera, ) opened aad for aale lew by n. at (i. FOSTF.IL FANS, FANS. A umall stock of new pat-aera. aasoraM, for sate rbeap W eloaa oat. J. H. RILET ft CO. noons & smi(iM:iiv. N OTICE TO DEALERS IN PAPER that they am agents for tho lollowlng highly rolnhrated Manu- laolurors nt fnpers mid iiornors : Ilollivourt Si Co, 1 Hotiimnn Hart, French floods. Win. 1'ehl aV. Co.. M.A. lfowoll, 1 Jones, Hmlth ft Nnvurs, J Christy & Constant, New York. Thomas Fayo ft Co., I It. McNainro, J Rulroso ft Fay, I'hiladelphio. J. F' llumetcod ft Co., liostou. J. II. ItlLRY ft Co. MEW MEDICAL BOOK. A Practica T roatUo cn Dkntai. Mkdicink, to which It appended an Inquiry Into thn up.o ot chloroform aniUithtir anesthetic agents, Ud edition revised snri enlarged. Ily Thos. F.. lloud, A.M. Just receirt d at ine nuw Moossiore ni Jyll J. II. ItlLF.Y ft CO. .IGEST OF THE OHIO REPORTS, BY N A If. bcinir a Uimat ol tho 20th Volume of the Ohio Reports, containing together all tho esses ever reported at law anu in equity, in mo fupremo court in cans:. This Is not a mora index to the Reports, but a complete syn opsis of the law decided, and every point of law and legal pro poaitloa recognized by tho Court lu coming to their final remit. 1l .1.. kl I! ......... e f II fill IV V A. a-a TVTEVV LAW BOOK. A Tieatise on the Law J-l and Practlco of Voluntaiy Assignments, tor the benefit of creditors, with an Appendix ol forms, by Alexander in. currin. JUftt rccuired situ lur sale at the now uooisiore. Jy5 J. U. HILEY ft CO ATEW BOOKS. Rhymes, with Reason and XI without; by II 1'. Shlllabor (Mrs. Partington); Discourses on the iinaiiiuues-. by r.. 11. unsuin: Memoir of Mrs. Julia II Srott, with hor rocini. and selections from hor Prose ; by Mrs. O. M. riawyer; ino in n lo in tno counting House: a loursooi Lectures io Merchants; by II. A. Knnrtlinsn, 1)1),; J ravels in Lgypt and 1'alestino; by J. Thomas, M. D ; Maiia Do II, rniero, a talo of tho Crescent City; by W. Oil morn c'ilums. Just ineoived nt tbo Now Bookstore of julfi J. a. RILEY ft CO, 1UST RECEIVED, nt SYKES' DEPOT, l Tbo B jurhon Prince the History of the Royal Dauphin ot France, being tho only reliablo history of tho unfortunate Princo tsouii inofevi nieenui. juii EW PUBLICATIONS JUST ISSUED 1 1 Fanny Fern, or Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio; Doctor Birch and his Young Friends; by Thackeray; Hft.ni Hliek's Wicu tiws, or what he said, did or invented ; Modern Flirtations; by Catharine Hinclair; Crilla; a Talo by the author of Initials. julO For sale by BURR tfc RANDALL. XTEW LAW BOOKS.- The Ohio Codes, in 11 Lnu w binding : The New York Code and Digest; Nun Hantvnord, Pleading under the Code; Wbiltakf r'rt Practice undtr tho Code: Together with a full Ho.'k nt law books, embracing all that la new ana vatimoip. For sale at .he New Bookstore. julO J. H. RILEY & CO. n AP ANU LETTER PAPERS BQRH & RANDALL areacents of the celebrated Soutliworth Manu facturing Company, and oll'-r their papers by the case or single roam at mill prices. Including blue and white ruled nap, blue and wliitn ruled letler, Hath post, all sizes; commercial note, tut cap, loito post, etc. jiu NEW BOOKS JUST PUBLISHED. Layard's fresh Discoveries in Nineveh and Bihylon, with 1 tho m&pfl and engrnviugs Ju tbo i'.nglirh edition ; pvo, mus.in. Life and Letters of Stephen Olin.D.l) , IX. !.. with portrait ; volume; mti tlin. Tbe Old House by tho River; lijmo mur-lin. Thankeray'a Kngliah Uurnorifits of the IHih century; 2mo mualfn. Ranko's Civil Wars aud Monarchy in France In thn 1Mb find 17th centuries ; ltimo. Mr. I'.UtOa- Bttuimnr Uatnblns In the Welt. Ju27 Fur sale by HUUR A ltANlHl.l,. NEW LAW BOOKS. Reports of cases ar-gued and adjudged in thn District Court of the United tSttttos tor the Kastorn District of Pennsylvania, from May, Jg.tu', to May, lNd, inclusive. By M. ii. Crab bo. Volume Ii Nelshy, lluristono Jt (Jordon's Ksreheq :er Reports; Volume 70 Kngliah Common Law ; Volumes 4, 5 arid (I British Crown Cases; Young it Jervis' Kxchequor Reports ; 3 volumes ; Townshend'a New Forms, in Practlco under the New York Code ; Tho Law of Mni Privnt by John Frederick ArchbnM, Ksq third American, from the second London edition, with notes re. ferring to the latest American decisions, by John K. Find I ay; 2 volumes. Just rocelvcd at the Now Rook store of JulO J. H. RILEY &. CO. 'PIIE MODEL ARCHITECT, containinrr -JL original deslgnsof Cottages, Villus, Hurburban ReMences, etc., by Ham'i. Hlocum, Architect. Complete sets olvols 1 nnd 2 lust received at the Uookstorn of mall J. II. ItlLKY ft CO. SAVE YOUR ICE BUR-NEra PATKNT WATER f H1.. Eft. We are now prepared to otler our Iri.nda and customers a superior article of Water Coolerso! entirely new styles, and nt greatly reduced prices. This article Is the reault of tho application ol scientific pilnelptes to the purpose Intended, via: to koep water as cool as posflble, as long aa possible, and with the Ic4it quantity of lea. - 4, Tho proprietor has long devoted his at-" tentlun tothispsrilrulnrbranch of domes- iaiiceoonomy, At psssiug Irom ouelmnrnvH- ment to another, has at length arrived as near pcrfoctfon as it is possiblo to roscb. A proof ol this is found in the very general use ol tneso uooiers in an parts oi tuncouurry. a simplcstato. ment of facts in regard to these Coolers, will satisfy every onn ol their superiority. First, they are the only article of the kind tver patented. They are fumltbed with two distinct non-con. ducting chambers, by means ol which, with two pounds ol Ico to the gallon, water is kept (at a temperature of 40 above loro, or only b from froezins) all day. 'Thus, at a cost of some three cents per day, a family nf ordinary size etn be coniUnt ly supplied with water ns cold aa Ico itself; larger number In thu ssmo proportion. This has boon found by actual experiment to be a saving of at least seventy-tive por cent, over the Earthen Jars, formerly used lor this purpose. Again, these Coolers nkvkb swkat ; In this way saving much unnecessary waste and trouble Being manufactured in tbe most workmanlike style, and hand omely finished In every respect, they make a very beautiful or nament for the Dining Room, Hotel or Steamboat An important Improvement hsa lately been added to the Cool, or, viz i A small Psn (capable of holding from six to eight iba. ol Butter) inserted directly under the cover. This quantity of butter can bo kept perfectly hard all day, without additional ico, (a very important addition to tbe economy and comfort ol fntn. illes. II desired, the Cooler can also be furnished at a smallaxpense with a FIl.TF.KINIl APPARATUS, which serves the additional purpose ol removing all Impurities from tho wnter, rendering it perfectly clear and wholesome. The Cooler and Filter may be soen In operation at any time at HURNKTH'House Furnlihinr F.stabllabmcnt, No. 14 Hast F'ourtb street, Cincinnati, O. For sain In Columbus by JNO. K. IIFVI,, mar:il High street V WINDOW. SASH We t VY have made an arrangement L with one of the moat celebrated sash manutacturlea In thn West, and are prepared to flil all orders for sash, . manulartnred By practical workmen snd nt good materials. All orders Jieil as our Mia.un Blum. no. i.tif High street, sign of tho (iilt Broad Ase, wlllreceive prompt attention. KILBOURNK, KUIINS ft CO. Columbus. April 25, ItCil. TEW FUR STORE. Jarvis & Fairchild, ll 149 Main street, Cincinnati, have an extensive and well selected stock ol none but new and Iresh Furs, tor ladies. We have this day received Irom New York some bcautilul svl mens of Misaea' and Children's drab and black Beaver Hats. noV7-dly JAKVIS ft FAIRCHILD. BOYS, Youth's and Children's Calf and Kip BOOTS and SUOK9 a general assortment for fprlngand riu-nmer trade, at mtC J. W. CONsTAhS. HOSIERY. 500 dozen ladies, gents, misses, yon the and Infants' hosiery, all ol the best make, lust op-a. ed by ap'JO t-NOWIIKN. WE ARE NOW openinrr a large and bcautilul aanrtmrntol WATT II Fl. fSIAHIOND WOKK dV JIWkl.HY. Our stork of fine Loodi.a and Oene- va Watches is snp-rior to aay in the Plate. Ili.mond rinca and nine we ner at New k ura price.. Jewelry, silver aad plated ware, fine mantle clocks, and cutlery, at wholesale and retail. All are I,.-vited to call, examine, and par-haae if snttrd. NO TAMIL aad other SEALS enslaved, and rRES.SESfar-nlshed, at the eaortest notice. Watchea repaired In the brat avanm-r. First door Math of entrance to Nell House. jail BLYNN ft BALDWIN. LAW PARTNERSHIP. S WAYNE & BARF.R Tkeon4erslgned will practice law ia enpartaer- ship, rf Olkrt ta lc dit Hank HiiUitur. H TI. SWAYNK, P. I.. BAIIKR. ap7-dly &. T M PORTANT TO THE INDUSTRIOUS. A- " Sewtag Birds," a very great eoavraleaee. lor aale at tbe New Bookstore. ma.'l J. II. f.lLKY ft CO. PARASOLS. New stylos just received by p90 SNOWDEh'S a , l - -1 LU X.l . I IT! i ,t JV TRANSPORTATION. 1853. t&WW&Ml l853' flENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD CHANGE J OK TIMK (Kith an additional EXPRESS TRAIN). On and alter Thuradny, Juno IfOlli Inst, until further no- Ilea, tne trains on tnis road will uo run as iohuws EXPRESS MAIL NO. 1. Leave Columbus at 3:45 n.tn.i arrive at Newark 5:15 (after ar rival ol EvoDlug Train from Sandusky), und at Zauesvilleat8:lS p. tn. RETURNING. I.cnvo Znnntvillo 7:30 a in ; arrlvo at Nownrk 8:30 .bnforo do- puturuol Morning Train tor Sandusky), and at Columbus at 10 a m connecting wnn tin morning r.xpress i rain lor icvei.nu, This Train stops atTavlor's, Columlils, Pstaakala, Klrkersville, Union, Newark, Clay Lick, Kuukdalo, Black Hand, Claypool's, sud at Pleasant Volley only. EXPRESS NO. 2. Loavo Colnrebus at 10.15 a m, immediately after arrival of " Lightning Train " from Ctnnnnatt t n-rive at mewara ortore the departure oj Aceommoaation I ramjor mansjicia, ana at .sncs- vine at l'.':4D p m. RETURNING Lnivn Znnnsvlllo at 2 d m : arrive at Newark at 3 p m, and at Columbus at 4:40 1) m. in time for Evening Accommodation J'ruia jar utnctnnatt. uoina r.ast. tnis train wn siod at invior a. i-bibbkhi., ah.' nrsvllln, Union, Newark, Black Hand, Claypool's and Pleasant Valley on!; coming we.t, at ricasant vauoy, uiaypooi s, disc. Hand, Newark. Union. Kirkersvllle, Pataikala, Black Lick and Tavlnr'a onlu. With bot the Express Trains, the coaches of the Ohio Ftage Company between Zinnsvllle and Wheeling will run in closu connection. At Wheeling they connect with the Trains on the Baltimoro and onto llauroaa. FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. T.eava Columbus ntfi:30 a m s arriving- at Newark before the departure of the Morning Train for Sandusky, and at Zanosvllle atii:iuam. RETURNING. Leave Zanoavllln at 9:45 nm.naaslna- Nowark after arrival of Evening train from Sanauiky, ana arrive at coiumuus at i:ju p m. 1 his Train stops at all way stations uy oroer, a. B. GRAY, Agent. Columbus, June S8th, 1853. H4H 1 1 ail J MJi..tt4',!"J 1TTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND J XF.NIA RAILROADS. Somukb Abbanobmeni, to com mence Mav lfl. 153. Four Passenner 7 rains Vatly, (Sundays excepted.) Trains run by Columbus time, woicn is seven minutes fBStor than Cincinnati time. Until further notice. I'aaaonger Trains will leave the uepot on East Front stroet, as follows ; F.xpross 1 rain at b a. tn.; Accommodation Train at 7:30 a. m.; Hillshorough Train at 2:30 p. m.; Mall Train at 5 p. m. For Lluwood, Plalnsville, Mllford, Loveland, Foster's, Dcerlield, Morrow, Fort Ancient, Orogon, Corwin and Waynesvllle, Spring Valley, Xenia, Cedarville, Selma, Month Charleston, London, West Jcll'urson, Columbus, Yellow Springs and rlpringtield. Returning from Columbus i Mail Train will leave at 4:5 a. m ; Express Train will leave at l:.10p. m ; Aeoommodation Train will leave at 5.15 p. m.; Returning from Hillsborough at 7 a. m ; Returning Irnm Sprlnglield at 5:5 a. m.; Returning Irom Bpringfinld at 5 p. m Trains Kill Hop as follows : The Express Trnln, (i a. in., from Cincinnati, at Loveland, Mor row, Xenia and London, only ; 1:30 p. m., Irom Columbus, at .ondon, Xenia, Corwin, Morrow, i.oveiana ana i-iainvnio, amy. Aecommortotlnti Train, 7:;m a. m , irom i iDcinnaii, anu o:m m . irom Colnmlxia. at Pliiiuville. Mllford. Mlamlvillo, Love- iaud, Foster's, Dnerlielil, Morrow, Fort Ancient, Freeport, Corwin, and Wayne-iville, Spring Vulley, Xenia, Cedarville, Selma, South Charleston. London, and West Jefferson. Also, on proper notice by flag or to conductor, at Linnwood, Claysvllle, Florence and Al'n- . Mail Train, 4:5 a. m. from Columbus and 5 p. m. from Cincinnati, at West Jefferson, London, South Charleston, Bolma. Cedarville, Xonla, Spring Valley, Corwin and Waynesvlllo, Free-port, Fort Ancient, Morrow, Dnerfield, Foster's, Butterworth'a Water Station, Loveland, Mlllord and Plninviile. Also, at Claysvllle, Florence and Alton, ou notice. Hillsborough Train at 7 a. m. from Hillsborough, and 2 30 p. m. from Cincinnati, at Lynchburgh, Wt alboro', Blauchnstur, lloshen and Wllinlngton pike, l.ovolund, Polktown, Mismiville, Mllford, Plainvill.) and Llnwnod. Also, on notice at flsg stations. Passengers lor llillsboro', Chillicothe, aud tiiturmeaiate points, will tako the 2311 p. m. Trnln. Passengers for Springfield will tako tho 7:30 a. m. or 5 p. m. Trnln. Lines of Hacks and Coaches run In e .nnoollon with the trains to tho following towns: Lebanon from Denrtield; Wilmington and Clurksvilln from Morrow snd Corwin ; Uoshen, and points above, Irom Milinrd. The Train, connect with tho Mad River and Lake Erie Hall- mad tit So, inuli.-lrl Columbus andajlevnlund Railroad at Co lumbus: Central Ohio Railroad to Zanesville, aud lints of enaebe. from Znncavillo to Wheeling. &C. On Sundays but one train will bo run, leaving Cincinnati at 2:30 p, m., and Columbus at 0 rn-i stopping at all way stations on nutlce. Fnro from Cincinnati to Xonla $1 60 Do do Hillsborough 1 73 Do do Chillicothe 3 75 Do do Hnrlnsfinld 2 00 Do do Cleveland 6 00 Do do Shelby 4 75 Do do Columbus ....................... 3 00 Do do Zanesville 80 Do do Wheeling 7 Iff Do do Pittsburgh T 75 F'or other lnlormatlon, and Through Tickets, apply to P. W. Stbadkb, (ieneral Ticket Agent, at the Ticket Offlee, southeast corner Broadway and Front streets, Cincinnati WM. II CLEMENT, Superintendent Tho Company will not bo responslblo lor baggago exceeding litty dollars in value, unless tho ssme ia returned to the Conductor or Agents, and freight paid at the rato of a passage for every f.'iOO in value nbovn that amuunt mal4 rpOLEDO, NORWALK & CLEVELAND X RAILROAD Forming In connection with the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, the Lake Shore, and Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroads, the only Entire Unilrnnil Line between tne Knar nna west. 'J he best and most oxpeditiout routo between Kastorn cities and St. Louis. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. On sml after Monday, May 16th, 1)153, passenger trains will run daily (Sundays excepted), as follows; l.cnve Toledo, Accommodation, at 9:10 a. m. stopping at all way stations. 71.iv Erprest, at 3:15 p. m. stopping only nt Fremont, Belle- vim, Monroevillo and Norwnlk. Night Erpress. at 11:15 p. !. stopping only at Fremont, Hello- vue, Monroevillo, Norwalk and Oberlin. Leave Cleveland, Pay Erpress, at 7:00 a. m. stopping only at Norwalk, Mon- rocville, Bellevneand Fremont Accommodation, at 10:00 a. m stopping at all stations. Nieht Eimest. at 8:00 o. m. stopping only at Oberlin, Nor walk, Monroovllle, liollevue and Fremont Connecting. Directly, At Toledo, with trains of Michigan Southern and Northern Indi ana Railroad lor Chicago and way statinna, ana tnrougn ine Chicago and Rock Island Railroad and steamers on Illinois river, to St Louis. At llellevue, with Trains of Mad Rlvor and Lake Erie Road for Sandusky City, Springtield, liajton, utncinnati, inaiaaapous, etc., etc. At Mnnroeville, with trains of Mansfield and Sandusky Railroad for Sandusky, Shelby Junction, Columbus, Zanesville and Newark. At Gralton, with trains of Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad, lor Columbus. Cincinnati, and way stations. At Cleveland, with trains of Lake Shore Railroad for New Yors and Boston, via liuttaio and Albany, and lor new tora, via Dunkirk, with trains nf Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington City. K. B. PHILLIPrt, Su'pt. Orncx T. N. and C. R. R. Co., Norwalk, Om May 14, 1853. J CHEAP STEAM COMMUNICATION Between Philadelphia ft LIVERPOOL. The Liver pool and Philadelphia Steamship Company intend Bailing their new steamships aa follows : CITY OF MANCHESTER, 8.125 tons, Capt. Robert l-eltch. CITY OF CLASGOW, 1.010 tons, Capt. William Wylie. CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, 2,200 tons now building. Frost Pkiladelpkia. City of Manchester Saturday. June 11th. City of Glasgow Saturday, July 2d. City ol Manchester Saturday, July 30th. City ol lilasirow... ......... ........ ...obiutubv, ar ".u. City of Manchester... ....Saturday, September 17th. City of Glasgow Saturday, October Bth. from Liverpool, City of Glasgow Wednesday, June Bth. City of Manchester Wedneaday, July dth. City of (ilaat-ow Wednewtay. July 27th. City of Manchester.......... Wednesday, August 21th. I Ity ol ttlasgow ................ weonosoBy, eepievnoer i.in. City ol Manchester Wednesday, October 12th. RATER OV FARflAGE. From Philadelphia. From Liverpool. Saloon alter Staterooms.. .00 I Saloon atler Staterooms, 20 gs. " midship ... 65 midship " is ga. lorward ... 55 1 " forward " 13 gs. Including steward's feet. TBIIID-C LAfcH PASMENGKR!". A limited number ot third-class psavsian will he taken Irons Philadelphia aad Liverpool, and tound In provisions. r mm i nn.O' ipnia t-' ( rrooi ,.i,,-i Certificate, of Daaaare will be lasurd here to part tea who are desirous of bringing out their friends at rorrespoBrilag rstea. Freicht oa 11m aood. ikls tier ton, and eoarae gooda, hardware. etc.. will be taken enbjert to acreenient Aa experteared surgeon will ne cameo oa eaco amp. For Ireifbt or passae app'V to THOMAS RICHAIiD?oN, 15 Broadway, New York.and Walnut street. Philsdelphl.. KICHAKDSON, BROTHERS ft CO, Liverpool. Jji-diy ' TT'EEP COOL! FANS, a rrood i lVy.7 For sale by BURR ft assortment. RANDALL. INSURANCE. HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, WALL STREET, NEW YORK. FIRE AND M A KINK-Cnpltnl 8300,000. . Ch Aa. J. Mautin, Sec'y. 8. L. Looms, Pres't. DIRICTORI. Simeon I. Loomls, late of the '.ifitna,' Hartford; Wm T Hooker, casbior Continental Bank ; jnoouoro aicnamee, nrmol Bowen ft MeNamee Jasper Cornlua, Cornlna ft eo . iilchsrd Bigalow, Wm H Mullen, fieo Bliss, Amos If Eno, Oliver E Wood, I.ovl p Stone, Honry G Kly, James Low, Charles II Hatch, John B Hutchinson, William (1 Lambert, Charles A Bulkloy, Lewis Atterbury, jr, Levi P Morgan, Amos T Dwigbt, John G Nelson, Charles P Baldwin, George C Collins, George D Morgan, Lueius DComan, David Sanford, Cephas H Norton, Chariot Ely Stephen Paul, Buckland W Bull, Alired 8 Barnes, Roe Lockwood, Lucius Hopkins, Lyman Cook ; James A Dwlght, Isaac H Frothlngbim, John H Swift, Curtis Noble, Ward A Wotk, Nathan H Stockwell, James Humphrey, Danforth N Barney, Homer Morgan; George Pearco, JulO-ly Doano, King ft co ; Clatlen, Mejgn ft co ; Geo Bliss ftfco; Eno, Mahony ft eo ; Willsrd ft Wood I Stone it Starr; Kly, Ciapp ft Iloweo ; James Low ft co ; O B Hatch ft co; J C Howe ft co ; ASc A Lswrenco ft co; Uulkloy ft co; Lewis Atterbury, r, ft co ; J M Buebe, Morgan ft co; Trowbridge, Dwlght ft co ; Nelson ft co ; Baldwin, Starr ft co; Sherman ft Collius; E D Morgan ft eo , Coman, Lathrop ft co ; Johnson ft Sanford ; Norton, Butler ftHnyt; Boyd ft Paul; Haskell, Merrick ft Bull ; A S Barnes ft Co; Lockwood ft Bon ; R Hopkins, Allen ft Co Brown, Palmer ft Daight; Frothlnsham, Newoll ft co ; Swift, Uurlbut ftco; Cnndltft Noble; WorkftDrskef Gibson, Stockwell ft co ; Harney, Humphrey ft Butler Wells, Fargo & co ; George Pearce ft co. D. ADAMS, Jb, Agent, Columbus, O. INSURANCE ON LIFE AND LIVE JL STOCK, against loss or damage by Fibs, and against tho perils of the Sba and Inland Navigation, on property ol overy description, taken In the following companies i UNION MUTUAL LIFE INHUltANCK COMPANY, Cnpllul I30,U0. OHIO LIKE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCIN Cnpltnl 9100,000. NEW ENGLAND LIVE ATOCU INK. COMPANY NEW HAVEN, CONN. Cnpltnl $30,000. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O Cnpltnl VttUUjUiiu. EQUITABLE FIUK INS. CO., OF LONDON. Capital $.,300,000. Risks taken on tho most liberal terms, and all losses promptly adjusted. mar3-dly T. STOCKTON, Agent. TNSURANCE HEAD-Q.UA RTERS, Three X doors west of the PostofAce, tip stairs, Colomdus, Ohio Life, Fire, Marine, and Health Insurance. WARREN JENKINS, General Insurance Agent, requests all persons wishing Insurance to call and Investigate the claims ol the following companies to thelrunlimited confidence. IN LIFE INSURANCE he represents The Mutual Benefit, ol New York and New Jersey one ol the best established and mostrellable compsnlesnowdoingbusiness In the United Statcau Assets about $1,500,000. Also The American Temperance, of Hartford, Connecticut, shoring ample security and many extra advantages to Tompe ranee men. Capital, $100,000. Also The American Mutual, of New Haven, Connecticut. Tbls Company has some features believed to operate very beneficially to the policy holders. Capital, $10,000. Call and examine tho statements and prospects of each aud all ol those companies, and select for yourselves. IN FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE, tho following compa-leaare with confidence recommended ssemlnently deserving of unbounded confidence The Franklin, of New York. Capital, (300,000; The Etna, ot Utlca, New York. Capital, $170,000; The Springfield, of Massachusetts. " $150,000; The City, of Cincinnati. Capital, $200,000 ; Tho Granite, of Utlca, New York. Capital, $300,000; The Hudson River, New York. Capital, $300,000; The Rensselaer, New York. Capital, $200,000 ; IN HEALTH INRSURANCE, the People's Mutual Health Association, of Springfield, Massachusetts, Incorporated by tbe Legislature of Massachusetts, offers testimonials of unqoaliona-bla weight and credibility. Capital, $50,000. op29-ly WARREN JENKINS, Gen'l Ins. Agent. CONVEYANCING and NOTARIAL Business. warren JENKINS, Notary Publio and Con. veyancar, will attend to all calls la this line, at reasonable charges. Titles Investigated and abatraets ol titles furnished, to any Jandsln Franklin county, on short notice. Office in Piatt's block outh side of State street, up stairs. sop20-ly COLUMBUS AGENCY KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Guaranty Fund, 100,000. This Company oflers to the Insured all tke security andadvantagesal thaMutnaland JolntStock plans (as hereto-foreapplled)comblned, namely : Low ratesof premium ; an an aualreturn, In cash, of the pereentage ruqulred forthecontin gent risk ol the year; an adnquatebutuotexcesslveprovlslon for lhaluturesccurltyol membersforthe wholetorm of Hie, with anadequatelnternstlnthe accumulating fund secured to such embers, at death, by credits upon their policies; a guaranty fund designed for the permanent security of short term mem. bars, and also for tho present security of those for the whole term ol life. This Is tbeonly Mutual Llfelnanrancn Company wboserstes of premium are tiled at a lair reduced standard, with a provision lor an annually Increasingaccumulatlon of funds(for future security) In exact proportion to the amount of business and the Increasing risk Irom advancing age among tke members. Pamphlets, Tracts, Ac, giving In detalltha plan and ratea ol Ihe Company, lurnlshedgratls, aad applleatlonsrnceived, by J. R. TUTTLE, Agent. B. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. oc23-d Y ALUABLE MILL PROPERY for SALE. V I will otler for aale the mill property known aa the " Lock-ville Mills, now owned by Tennent ft Brother, In the town of Lockvlllo, on tbo Ohio Canal, In Bloom township, F'alrleld county, Ohio. This property embraces eleven acres of ground, on which Is a Flouring Mill, Saw Mill and Distillery, all In excellent order-dwelling houses, store rooms, corn cribs, stoca .scales, and every fixture necessary to carry on an extensive business. This property is situated In the most flourishing grain.growlng portion ol Fairfield county. The object of the sale ia to close up a partnership business-Terms made to sutt purchasers. For further particulars, inquire of H. H. Hunter, Esq., in Lsn-caster, or of tbe undersigned, on tho premise.. WM. P. TENNENT. Lockvlllo, Fairfield eounty, Ohio, 1 May 12, 1853. 5 mal6d2m COLUMBUS WATER-CURE AND MED-ICAL INFIRMARY, formerly known aa tbe Mifflin House, for ladles only, Is now open. For further particulate address W. 8UEPARD, M. D., ma23-d3ra Columbus, O. w. at. r. hbwson, c.lvin holmbs, Of lattfrm of Yorke It Hcmtm. Late of CRiellf Telegraph Co. H UYVSON 60 HULiM&S, AUCTIONEERS AND GENERAIa commission merchants, Nos. fcJ and fc5 Walnut street, West tide, near l'carl, Cincinnati. Regular sales of Groceries at auction. Groceries and Merchandise generally at private sale. Cash advances made oa consignments to their address. Janl8-dlj WINDOW CURTAINS. Another lot of besutllul Lace and Swiss Curtains, tbls day received at McCOY'S, ma5 next door to the American. PINT AND QUART FLASKS 10 irois Pint Flasks; 5 do Quart Flssks ; For sale at low ratea by malt) N. ft O. FOSTER. FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS, in great variety, at ap20 SNOWDLN'S. FANS New and fashionable patterns for sale at the New Bookstore of J. H. RILEY ft CO. 7RITING FLUID. This article will not T I corrode, and flows freely from the pen, and ia worthy the attention of bankers, lawyers, and ai other consumers ot Ink. It cannot be erased by acids. For sale by the pint or gal Ion by sepiO JOHN R.COOK. 1JEFRIGEKATORS, ICE-BOXES, WA XI.' TER-COOLERS. SHOWER-BATHS, etc A fine aswirt- ment tust received and for aalo at a2l JNO. IV. BML tl. -VEW SPRING GOODS. We have just X 1 received a larae stock ol spring goods, and we caa aay to our li lends that Ihev arecbeao. we inviie a ciose inspectn. marlO OSHORN ft BTF.WART KID GLOVES, EMBROIDERIES, DRESS SILKS, Del. sines, Berage DeLalnes,ctc., Just openeda snar!2 SNOWDhN'a). POCKET CUTLERY. A fine assortment of Pocket Cutlery, manufactured by Rovers. Wostenholm, and nthrts. Also, Rasors, Rasor Strops, etc. For ssle by - Hi 7 IH KIt Si. HAKIMI I.. 4 SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF FURS. 1. J AKVIS V FAIRCHILD. Main at. firstdoor below the corner M tin and Fourth, west aide, Cindnastl. aov-JOdly I RON SINKS, Sewer and Sink Traps, assort- fatsos, for sale at JNO. K. MEYLf, Jal6 Towaetreet BUFF HOLLANDS, FOR CURTAINS various widths, from 4-4 to -4 wide, for aale cheap at Hew Paper House. imeJi A. u. KlLtr at CO .