Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1853-08-24

              VOLUME XVII. COLUMBUS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24, 1853. NUMBER 34. to THE JDailu (Dl)to State lottrnal IS PUBLISHED E VEHr EVENING, EXCEPT SUNDAY, SCOTT & BASCOM, JOURNAL SCILBIXaS, HlOU AND IUU (TEXITt INTKIKCI OK HIGH. TERMS Invariably In advantt .-In Columbus, 96.00 year; by mall, o.00. Daily during tin awwlou of the Legislature, and er iiv mnaiuuer pi en. yuar, no.uo. TlIU WEEKLY JOURNAL la furukhed to cltr subscribers at r2. and by mail at 81.50a year. Clubs of four and upwards, f1.26; ui urn anil upwnrus, ffi vf. TUK TU1-WEEKLY JOURNAL It 83.00 a year. RATES OF ADVERTISING lit THE DAILY JOURNAL. The following rates and rules hare been agreed u pon between the proprietors of the Ohio SiaMman and the (Mis Suit) Journal, to w uuMjrreu in au oases, alter una asm. juty aj, itriu.j One squsre, flO lines or less of this tiled type, for one huertion. ! I ! 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The prirtleges of yearly advertiser, will be oonflned rigidly to meir rvguiar uuninvM ; anaau aavertiseuwnt. notperuunmg thereto, to be paid for earn. Advertixeuients fur Auctioneers, Oeneral Agents, Real Entate Agent, &c, not to be contracted for by thsyeur, but to be charged uy lue piei-e, ni me unuhi rares. Announcing candiJntes (Hir 0 Bices of every description) to be charged at the rate uf ofty cents per week, for each name ; the same w ue, ,u an csmw, pam in auvenoe. Attorneys will be hohlen for the price of inserting advertisements brought in by them. Publishers not accountable for the accuracy ui legal auvertiftemenis oeyoua tne amount cuargeu lor their publicationAll leaded advertisements to be charged not leas than double the aoove rares, ami measured as u solid. Adrertisemeute on the luMide exclualvely, to be charged at the rate of 60 per cent. In advance of vile uuuve raiea. No A DVCKTItf EVBTfT 0A! B. IK.BBTBD ORATT7ITODHLV. AilVMrrluMHiutira fr. At.utuklu l..u.t,...i..... a n.1.. . 1 towiiKliip, and other publio uieetings, and such like, to be charged inn irn e. , Dearhs inserted without charge, unlens aceomDanied bv fiinaml inyiiations or obituary notices, and when so aoooiupauled, to be iaiu lur. All persons sending communications or requiring notices of fairs, soirees, coucerts, or any publio entertainment where charges are made for aUuitrance, and all notices of private enterprises, can only be inserted with the undersunullug that the aume are to lie paid, for. If intended to be Inserted in the editorial column, the same will be charged at the rate of not leas than 20 cents per line, and then only when accompanied by an advertisement. BIJSIMSS CtUDS. WM DBNNISON. H. B. CAUSINGTON. DENN1SON & CARRINGTON, Attorneys at Law (Ofrce in Odrjm Buildingi), will attend lo professions! business in tbe Hmie and Federal Courts ; also, to collections, the law ot Insurance and ol patents. Janl.'SJdly LI'CIAN BUTTi KS. THKO COMBTi'CK. OKO O. OdISSTOCK. BUTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes-sors to H. Com.tock Al Co.,) Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Lard Oil Manufacturers, and d valors In salt, plaster, flih and lumber. Head ot the canal, Columbus, Ohio. ff" Liberal advances made on couslgamenis. marfl TOSEPH F. SMITH. Attorney at Law, fJ Ileal Ektnre, Boiimy Lnnd nnd Pension Agent Two duors ea.t ol Iligh, on Town atreet, Columbus, Ohio Will attend to tbe practice of his profession, obtaining penslons.buy Ing, selling nd obtaining Unci warrants, selling and leasing real estate, examining land titles, collection or claims, etc. Cjr Letters from a distance mustbeposijoi'd. Ju30 GERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard-ware and Cutlery, Iron, nails, glass, house builders' mate rials, isrmtng and mechanical tools, military good., etc., etc, No 161 Iligh street, sign of the (jilt Padlock. ATEW COAL YARD. A new Coal Yard 1.1 has been ooened on the lots south of the Ohio Tool Com, pan, 'a Factory, where Northern and Hocking grate and black. amun s coal win ne sola ny too ton or nusuei. dec3-dtl W. R. DARNELL, Agent. ANN. STACKV. W. A. JONES QTACEY'S HOTEL, southeast corner Main KJ and Fourth street, .nneavllle, Ohio. sep22 dtf JRIDGWAY'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near tbe bridge, Columbus. Ohio. Stoves of all kinds, and a groat variety ol caatmgs, always on hard. A MERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Bos- XX ton. by I. ft WIS It ICE t rebuilt, enlarged and elegantlt lurnlshed ; possessing all tbe modern Improvements and conve nience, lor tne accommodation ot tne traveling punuc. nvl lv:U ' JM. GUI TEAU, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and Commissioner ol Deeds and to take Depositions lor Ohio and oTHia Wkstkb ftatk9, (lata of Cincinnati,) has established himselr In h la profession in New Yurk city, wbere all cotnmunicntlonswill receive prompt attention. Refers to tbe member ol the Bsr ot Columbus, Clnclnnut and Southern Oho. Ojia No. 14 Wall Street, JVesj York. marM CINCINNATI STOCK AUCTION SALES HKWl-ON V HOl.ttlEH, Suite Roonu 83 and Si Walnut Street, Sel every Wednesday and Saturday, at l'J m., at the Merchants' Kxcbsnie, Railroad Honda, Railroad, Bank and Insurance Stock., Ho.l Eatate and Mooted Kecuritlea, ol all descriptions. Tbe advantages of these sales are that they are held during change kauri, and as they call together all the m on led men, securities will at all times sell at fair rates. Cincinnati, Om April 14, 11353. R. J. PATTERSON Office and resi- dencn, southwest corner ol rotate and Fourth street. JulMmd- TMIOMAS SULLIVAN. Manufacturer of X ;eNTI.E1IE'M BOOTH. Walnut, between Third and Fuurth streets, a doors above Kills It Morton's Bank. Cin cinnatl. J'' DR. iMORRISON'S OFFICE REMOVED Irom Town to High street, corner of Sugar Alley. Entrance first dour West ot High street, on the north side of Sugar Alley. roarl7-d;!in ss. fitch. w. s nmowsr. FITCH &EROWN,Commission Merchants, 38 Dock and rl River atreet, Cleveland, Ohio, dealer. In Flavr. Lard, Butter, Ckeete, Egge, and Product generallf. lfF Liberal advances will Im mado on eonsigumMita l if- Reler to 11. FIT ;H. Colnahus. aplS-d6ni TOS. H. GEIGER, Attorney at Law. (J Office In (Iwynne's Block, over ths More of Dwlgbt Stone At Co , Columbus O ma7-dtl COLUMBUS CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY Niar ike cirner of Tkird and Gay strvats. Messrs. E.Ar H.F. BOOTH are manutactunng and have constantly on hand, .it their establishment at the location above named, ail kindaot carriages, bugies, etc., made of the beat materiala, by the most experienced workmen, and warranted to do good service. The proprietors are both practical carriage makers, and all work ordend Irons them will five good satistectioa. Repairing done at tbe snonest notice. Tbej have been carrying OB the business in this eiry some ten years, and trust they have some claim to public patrooage. oc?-dly LEATHER BELTING. The undersifrned, Agents tor the aale of REE HO YT8 celebrated preml-am pat-nt Klvlled. Mtretrhed Leather Bands, bare tbis day received a lull aasonment ot all aiaee. Irom IV, to If Inches in width. We would call the attention otthr public to theabove article, as one possessing superior merit. They are made from the thick and solid part, ot tbe best oak tanned leather, and are stretched by powerlul machine, (Invented and us d by L H. onlv,) whereby thev are made to ran strait bt end true, have a uniform beat-ins on the drum or pulley, hold tbelr widthserenly, and give Irom 15 lo 25 percent, more force than those made la the ordinary manner. .... Sold at ananulacrnrer. price., with addition of frelrbtonly, D KlI.mil'KNb, sunns as vu. Jal5 flgn of tbe Oilt Broad A se, Columbus. O. TO FAMILIES AND RETAILERS OF FRKCH OV8I EK8. I am receiving daily fresh Baltimore and New Haven oysters, which will be sold a low a the lowest, la cane or halt cans ; nnd ia all eases tbe oysters which I sell will be warranted food, or ao sale. Orders from the coantry ca retail, attended to, with fanetaaltty and dispatch, aad by so doing I hope to merit a share of public patroe.ge. oeSl V. P. L. BTJTLEH. FEW ESTABLISHMENT. E. Gaver. as- alrted bv A. W. Reader, woald reptully eaaoaaee to the citizens of Cototnhn ar d vicniitv. that he ha oprtwd a rOFPIN WAREROOM, directly opposite the Franklia Hoaae, where he 1. at an time, prepared to turnisa eofhne, afaroada, etc with all tn atreatioa and stares aecesajry rm funeral oeraaioais end he wjaae it dlstiactly aaderatood that his terms shall ant be of sooby-eonae-hie a character a V s."-vrat awttrraatistsctioai. oe7-dly A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY GROCERIES, at price as low a the lowest, and a good a. the beat, caa be foand at the south east corner of Town and High sleets. lap AMU . W. AUGUSTLS. XEff-YOKK ADVERTISEMMTS. yQ W. H. .IDONALD1. ADVf BTISINO HUfSIl, 103 NASSSUBT, It. DRY GOODS. Strang, Adriance & CoT, Importer, and Jobbers ol foreign and domestie Dry Goods, osto nuiovea to tneir new, tpscious ana eleitant store, 1UJ Liberty atreet. a low doora west ot Bioadway, New York, wbere they will oiler tor aale on the moit reasonable terms, a iuii ana extensive assortment 01 lancy ana staple dry goods ot every description. Clothiers and Tailors will And at all limes a full and eomulete stock of French, English and American gooda, deslgued for men's wear, to which they Invite the attention ol tbe closest "uyr. Jul J "PATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRAS- JL Mftdo under a new and necuiiar nroetiii. for I'rlvata 1 iwHiuDga, iiuwii, oteaoiDoais, enipi, etc. Thesa beds, toautnttr with bolsters, uillowi. coin (or ton. eta. are onereu to int uuoiic, alter a tboruugn trial, as tne best and cheapest known. They possess many and great advantages, amuug which may be mentioned the following, vizi They ru cbeapurthiu. hair; will retain their elasticity alwayi; are proof against all kinds of vermin are preventers, as well as relievers of rheutusttsm ; are sweeter and fur more cleanly than any other, are easily renewed: are valuable oa Lite Pre- servers a nertn mattress ot tbis material being sufficiently buoy ant to sustain a person several davs. They will be found desirable lor foreign markets, particularly for California, Australia. China, and the .blinds in the Pacific Ocean, bearing close packing, and on opening returning to their DUHKMUM ft 1NIAUN, Hole AffPntS, No. 21 Park Place, and IS Murray atrent. N. Y. KB" Upholsterers, carriaue makers and others. suuDlied with surc-M .1 : j wo reuiug uj tun pouoa, ir J & traae .generally sudd Med at a liberal discount. C-jtP We are Durmit'ed to use the names of tbe follow in c iren uciiien, wno npve usea ana approve 01 ine articles ; George L. fchuyler, Etq., Charles Davis, Kiq., (lev. H.W. Bellows, Robert J. Rankin, Esq., Nichulss Dean, Esq., j. tirecn fearson, Mq., Klihu Townsond, Esq., II. Hrewer, M. I).. J W. Br.dshaw, M. D., Captain Hazard, Butt'.lo, Captain rJollister, Cap'aiu Joseph J. Comitock, Com. U. 8. Mail Steamer Baliio. loblBUm-M rpo WHOLESALE MERCHANTS. JNO. X '. IIKNDEltMON ib H1IVTII. No. i-J Ituedn Pau. Duurt', I'oisaonniere, I'sns, aod lit!, 174 and 17U 1'earl stroot, New Y01 k, otter lor sale an extemlve auorlmeut of O.trich and Fancy Feaifaers French and American Ariilicial Flowers and Ornaments, Ribbons, Bonnet l.ioinm. Italian, Kncll-b. French aod American Htraw and 8ilk Bonnets, etc., etc., together with a 11111 assortment ui goonssuiisoie lor natters sna cap matters. Tho abuve, cbieliy of our own manufacture, embraco the largest and most varied stock to be found In the United Mates. Samples may be seen at our Wareroonis In New York, jyn im-M KICH'S SALAMANDER SAFES. Long known leverely tested always fsithlul to tbelr tiust meoniy saiesmauecumoining nu n inml vvuiier a rnlunta. BibAitrin at AiAttvin, (succmsore to Rich It Co .) 140 WHter street. N, Y. MOHf.liV & UEVNOLUMI, Agents, Cleveland, O. THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY, manufacturers ol GUNPOWDER, continue to turniih (unpowder of all their well known brands, vn: "Kentucky Rifl,., ' "Cea Hhootieg," "American Sporting," -Indian Hide," "Flectrir." Duck Kbootinc." In keei. halt and Quarter kess. and eanl.ters of one pound esch. Also, a full assortment ol powder lor Blasting- and Mininir purposes. and tor Export. The reputation of their (iun Powder 1. too well known to require comment It can he procured 01 the principal dealer, in l.n. lumbus, and at the ollice ol the company, M Wall street, N. Y, cnv A. u, 11AZAKU, 1'reaidnnr, A. K. DotroLABS, Hnrretary. jy7-:im-u rIO Drv Goods Dealers, Merchant Tailors, II .. T . -L Clothikbs and Fubmshino 1? to her (J- niAHJR fc Co. Importers, No. 1 Warren street. Nuw York. hvealwavs onhnd,of their own importation, one of the most extensive I assortments to ne found in New York city, ol goods ad spied to men wt'r, cfmoisung in part 01 cioins, isucy cassimeres, over eostings, silk serges uud linings, ail muks ; black and fancy silk veiilnKiaijd velvets, ciisbmeres. Marseilles and linen sestinjts, drills, etc ; silk cravnti, utiwest Paris and London styles; cam-biic bsudkiTcbieli. kid glovei, suinenders, hoiiery. undershirts. etc., etc , which they otter at tbe lowest mukct prlres, and to mien tuey invite ine attention oi tne traae. jyi-itD-M T7AST MAIL LINE. 13 hours fromCoIum- X bus to Portsmouth Oa and afu r Monilny. June 2H, mail coc wiineavocoiumbusiorcircievine, cbiiiicothe, and Fonsiuouth, at 5 o'clock in the morning, nnd arrive at niriamouin at B o'clock In ton evening connecting with the River Packets to Pittsburgh snd Cincinnati. Also, leave I'ortsmouth at 5 o'clock iu the morning and arrive at t.oiumoua at e o'clock in the eveninii. dauv. Ju'JU KHKIDKft At IIAWKE8. TNDIA MATTING While and Colored X Matting, all widths, at our Carpet Koom, next door to tha American. mtoj vv, a.cvj.u, aicuui uo. A FINE LOT of No. 1 Blacking Brushes, J ni' ths s?n1nhrstif1 miniirilnrv nf P Ha won Ar f.n K York, at the new Boot and r?hoe Emporium of J. W.CONSTANH, No. 1 1'latt's Building, Bute street, live door, we.t ol the i'os, Willi jyll T U1E INVINCIBLE AND NEVER-FAIL- 1N(1 REMEDY A certain cure for MAN AND BEAST. W. B. Fnrrell'a Crlcbrnled Ori-iniil ARABIAN LINIMENT. This extraordinary preparation Is not only far superior to all the Liniments snd Ointments now belore the public, but posse, ses specific qualities entirely unknown to the most learned ot the Medical Faculty. It. wldc-spresd celebrity has brought out a host of articles In iinltatlm ol It. with all sorts of names, but none of them begin to compare with the superior, oldestablib-ed Arabian Liniment. For the Nrrvoua Nvatpm it operates like a charm, euothing down tbe most violent agonies and pain ia a low minute, alter It. application. Mumps, More Thront nnd IlreiNia. It.peedily causes the dissipation ot aoy possibility of matter totming in tbe parts, and bnnga about a regular and healthy ao-tlonol the glandular avatem. A lievulalve. Anodyne nnd BnUnm. In cases of Ruptured Muscles and Tendons, iu powerful revulsive and healing qualities cause tbe parts to unite without leaving the least soreness or want ol power be hind, in Rruise. snd hwelhn.s, it acts on the princple ot a counter Irritant and anodyne, relieving the pain almost Instattly, and reduces the swellings in an incredibly snortsp.ee ol time. A Ntlmulnnt and Nervine. It Is a stimulant Impartial tone and vigor to the whole nerv ous and muscular system. For Rheumatism, or any other inflammatory condition ol the muscular system or chronic stillness ol the same. It stands at III very bead nf all the rcmedica ever ottered to tbe publie, and none can equal It. rotaonoua sfepiura, cvr. For bites of poisonous snakeaitmavbe confidently relied oa as a prompt and etlectual remedy, actiog aa a cauatie and spe-cilie In such hitnerto latal cases. for Chilblains, Burns, Old Sores. Corns, Warts, Erysipelas, Croup, Nervous Headache, Soro Eye, even to partial Biindneaa, Ita erlects are astoniabing Tbe if real advantace tbis article possesses over all other rem- ediea, is its briet operation on tne system. It cures quickly it is tne most certain remedy in existence, ana it ia sola cuesper thsn sny other medicine in use. We fearlessly assert that this sre.t Arabian remedv will do more sond lor lea, money than any other Liniment or Ointment in the world. far Heraes and Cattle, its enacts are equally striking and salutary. In Sweeny It has no equal, being an ietailible cure; also, in Poll Evil, Big Hesd, Eistuls, fpavin, (ialla, Straina, Bruises, Scratches, Wounds, no matter how bad, Sore Eyea, even to blindness, swellings of every description, aod many inflammatory diseases. juuni httrniTH, iiuunrnKrai i'is, Beware ol a base Counterfeit called 11. (J. rarrell s Arabian Liniment. This s mrious article ia aold by ao ne as " Farrell's Iniment," to tbose wbc are not carelul to call tor the genuine W. B. Farrell's Arsblsn Liniment Always ask lor W. U.FAR- REI.I.'S ARABIAN LINIMKhT.and take no other. far" Tbe genuine Arabian Liniment Is sold by DtNin Jt HaiiKV, J. At R. T. COOK. O. UOBEIlTd It CO, and WM. FAHRENHOLTZ. Columbua. 1. P. Gatelina, Carroll: Joshua Hetts, Cottage Mills; Cherry at ftlmmel, Lockbourae; T. Jone A Bra, Loedue ; O. H Bliss At Co , West Jeflerson; K. (teobegsn, Baltimore; E. L. 8 locum, Lancaster; J. M. Wilson, Newark; Page 4r Ingram, Newark; Ppeaoer A Channel, Holinggreea; John D.Parke. Cincinnati: And DrnttisU and Merchant generally, la the United State and Canada. mrS3 I Y. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jewel-it J er, HigkttneLbeusm tU Anuvictm and NeU Hcmtt, CMaav Aas, Okie. Having parehased tbe entire stock of WiHIsm Parage, I will continue the business at the old stand, where I will keep a Drat rate a.eortmfit of WATCHES. JEWELRY. IMT.v KK SPOONS, KOKKrs, I I TllRY, And a general variety ot rANCV liuOO. For the nreeeatl will reside ia New York, aad persons In want of gooda, atay rely a poo seeing all new patterns ol Jewelry ia iv store. With these eMuraneea be hone to retaia the eonldeaee of the former patrons of th eoacern, .ad of tbe citizens generally. Tbe H.tc Kejmtmg will be atteadeal to by av . as. cavage, loeff known ta tbis sectioa a a 0rt rate work man Jul s. I- SAVAut, jb- NOTICR. Harlas? disnosed of bt nock ot foods to Mr. John T Savage, Jr., I cheerfully recommend him to all of my old customers, and the pablie generally. As it I aneolutely necessary that my outstanding business should heeloeed, al oersoo knowing themselves indebted to as will eaU and settle ap. tjal6 W. M. SAVAGE. LITHOGRAPHY. Erery description of Map. Plans. Viesrsr-f Buildings, Portraits. Ana torn 'e Draw. fnra. Basins aad dhow Cards, all kiap. of llrargist aad other plaia aad faaey ashela. Bill aad Letter Headiasa, Fae Simile, ete, ezeeated ia the feat atyle. at reawiattle rate, by HlUDl.t loe ar vmuit, Litkwpkrre and Engraven, No. 115 (Odd Fellows' Banding) Walnat street, deeP-fiia Ctnesnnarl, Okio. SOFT STRAW BONNETS. Lad ies' Soft Straw Boaaets also. Law bora aad Straw Hats for Miseea, Ihss day iwsarved by express, at McCOrs. aext floor s in masei .. NKW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. V. I FBOM W. B. B'DONALD's ADVkBTISINO HOC.X, NABSAOST., W. V. T7 JL? 'ALL AND WINTER BONNETS. R. T. WILDE. No S3 John street. New York. Manufacturer of ana Dealer In an kinds 01 silt, satin, velvet, and in lact every kind of Fancy Itonnrta. Alio, Importer of all kinds of rreocn r lowers, 01 wo greatest variety ana ricnnoss 10 ne on-tained In New York. 'i'be latest styles of French Bonnets received by every steamer. All ot which will be ottered at tbe lowest possible rates by the caso or dozen Milliners are particularly luvuoa to call ana ex- amine tne great variety ol Pattern bonnets. JuJU Jm-a T OOK1NG GLASS WAREROOMS Art HkrosiToar and Uallkbv WILLIAMS, 6TEVEN8 ft WILLIAMS, Importers and Manufacturers, 353 Broadway, New xora. Pier, Wall and Mantlt Mirrort, portrait and picture frames, cornices, bases, Interior decorationa, A c. Oil Vaulting!, ArtliU' Maleriali, English. French and German engravings, ete. tm uu mrcnate and Sale of tint famwige, Art Manufactures, Illustrated Works, Works on the Fine Arts, ete , they are prepared, by their advantageous premises, loealloo, and oxteosive connections, to otter a rest lacilitlra. Our Uallttiei (replete with all that is new and beautiful in art), are at an times open to t isitor a, with the as.urance to purchasers tbat every article will be furnished at tbe most reaauna- nie ratea. ju27 Jrn-M WEST POINT SCHOOL This well known Institution Is most pleasantly and healthfully sit uated amid the Highlands of the Hud. on, a short distance trora New York city. Peculiar advantages are offered tor pro curing a thorough and accomplished education in all the depart ment! ot les ruing Its military exercises are found to contrib ute aamiraoiy to dttcipiine and to toe manly and graceful bear ingot its pupils. The immcdiattt vicinity of the (J. 8 Military ACAdemv secures tne aid ot tbe most dtstinnuubed and accom pli-bed Instructors. Pupils from 19 to I'i years of afte preferred. Kelerences General 8c'tt U. 8. Armvi Col. A.J. Pleas on ton, Philadelphia, Cbailea King, I, L. I)., New York city, Professors of Yale Colleiro and United States Military Academy. r or lurtuer particulars aanress auwaku v. ivin.'SL.r.x, a. pi. ju933m-M West Point, New York. T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF -U MYOOODS! L. O. WILSON & CO., Importers and Jobbers of Dry Qood$. No. 13 Courtland Street, (opposite the National and Western Hotels), and AW II end 13 Dey Street, NEW YORK. Invite the attention of Wholesale Utjykrs to their very large assortment oi goods, wblcb is kept complete t all seasons ol the yt-ar by the addition of all the new styles and fabrics that are constantly arriving by " stean.ers " and "packets." we Kme?".? iiery, Dress have larire departments devoted exclusively to the sale ot cloths veitings. Tailors' J rltnm,nr!S, White uoodi, no-Goods. Shawls. Yankee Notions. Do met tics. rtc. etc. in aaaition are disp'ayed larire lines ol prints, including Merrfmacs and Cochccos, Gingbami. Lawns, Heruses, Hlsirk and other suple bilks, Merinos, BirnbaziofS, Alpncns, and the numerous other articles appertaining to the Dav woods Tbadb. Also, agents for tbe sale oi HHoyib' Hoyal Patent tiWAnaduwn tewlnu Cotton." we invite the attention of the cinsast buyers for cnim or creait. miHrieiy- mHR TsARHPST SIT TC PIPRHM A MTY "-- i.j-fAiM .. uuvi , X TRIMMING HOUSE IN NKW YORK. TIIOIl A HTEAKNK, Importer and Jobber of Silk. Millinery and Fan cy Ooods, at nett cask prices Time inntrrt by luffling dailv receiving and otterini at the lowost prices, a comp'lete as. sortmentol eoods In his lino, embracina all the varl i.uaaiv es and designs, cousistlnji of black and fancy bilks, ma reel i ties, Florences, abawls, trimmings, bonnet ribbons, tarleta and atfn rib bons, dress trimming's ol all kinds, rrcnrn and hnglien crapes, crape ltsssi.siikcruvdts, embroidories, gloves of an hinds, iik I I .lll. human. I.,.. .uUl,n ...w, -4. i.. t r II.Hrlkle. are mitti, bareges laces, white eoods, hosiery, L. C. flandknr Cbit fs. etc. The undersigned invites merchants from the north, south, fast and west, whim in the city, to lavcr htm with a calJ, aud examiuine his stock before purchasing. luva, u. siCAKns, io uroaowny, d 'c'il 1y bet. Islerty st. and Mnlib-n Lane, N. Y. CARPETS, &c We have just received this spring tbe second large lot of C'nrpclM, OH t'lothtf I KtiUH, Arc. , making our stock of house furnishing goods the i laxi:i Bt Id tht city, and consisting in part ot 4U ps ingrain ana rrioiua vmvut urpet; FQ ps do do Tapestry Brussels carpet Si) ps super fine and fine Tfar-n-I'iy do; 90 ps do do all wool Ingrain do; 2U ps wool and cotton do do; IS ps cotton Ingrain and stripe do; 10 ps stair Hruisell and Venetian do; IA ps super Dutch dining room wool do; JO ps do do hemp and silk do do do; 10 ps Hag and other low priced do; 60 super and common Hugs; PO wool, sea trass snd hemp Door Rugs ; 1U0 assorted kinds Door Mais. We cut. make and put down csrpeta on reasonable terms and su or test notice. For salo cheap by OSKORN & BTttWAitT, nia5 opposite Capital II ue, Columbus. REASONED LUMBER, LOW FOR CASH. MJ - The .ubscriber. have on band a lull assortment nf sea soned lumber snd shiusles of all kinds for buildins puruuscs, They have also, in addition to their flooring machine, put in operation one expressly tor surfacing, and are prepared to furnish, on short notice, lumber dressed on one or both sides, from u inches down to hall an Inch in tblckuess. Yallow and white nine, ash aud oak flooring always on hand All orders from a distance promptly attended to. Warehouse and Lumber Yard bead of the canal, Columbus, Ohio. apl BUI ILLS, COMSIOCh, 6t CO, T7ALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, T Inlots Nos. t!9rj and 300, on High atreet, west side, nesr the usnroad uepot. Also, Subdivision No. 3 of Outlots f2 and G.1, onBroadwiiy south side. Alio. Subdivision No. 11 of same Outlots. Inquire of tbe undorslcnod. at Dennison It Carringtoo's Law UmcH, Odeon liuildUua. feb'.'G-dtf II. B. CARKINu TON ATEW i.1 now r STYLES CROCKERY. We arc receivinr, direct from manulaclorlea in Europe, a splendid assortment ol colored Ironstone Ware, comprising a larce variety ot new eulors. stvlrs aud auaprs. Our stock of warool all kinds is now very large, and all of new and desirable goods. All tuvers of ware will And It much to their advantage to cal and examine our stock and prices belore buying elsewhere. is. at if. rue i en, JulO Journsl Buildings, High street. TOOL WORKS, corner of First and Lib X KBTTSTRKET8, PiTTSBCBGH, I'a. Machlulata Tools of every variety, such aa Iron planers, sliduand hand turning lathes, drill ing machines, slide rests, etc., ete , manufactured to oruer. Jul3-b'md JOHKI'll F. HAMILTON It CO. SELLING OUT AT COST. N. S. Baker, desirous of selling out his extensive stock ot Upholstery Ware, otters rare bargains to those wishing anything in tbis line. His stock constats of spring, curled hsir, cotton, moss, palm leal and husk mattrasses; Warren's patent Boia beda; lounges, solas, ete. Also, mstnrlal lor lounges, cots and comlorts ; In fact, every article in his lion ot business. rjrMlehns removed his establishment from the Exchange Block to the Broad way Hotel, nearly opposite, where he will aell bla foods at prices that cannot tail lu be aatlslactory to all. ap'JU.tf TADIES' LEATHER RETICULES. A -Li large and beautiful assortment ol Leather Reticules, furnished and unfurnished. Just received at tbe Now Bookstore of apSG J. H- RILEY It CO FIRST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS BY EXPRESS 8IIAPI.EY oV II A LI. bave now their lull stock of goods, eomprtsint all the new styles ol Dress floods, MiLUNataa supplied with Goods and Patterns at a very small advance Irom New York cost. Muslin work. Bonnets. Ribbons, ete. marl! THOMAS DOUGLASS, (late Bliven & Dodolsss), Comm'sslon Merchant, manufacturer and wholesale dealer in every description nf AMERICAN HARDWARE, No. S Plstt street, four doors Irom Pesrl, New York, Manufscta-rer ol the Premium tt 1 Squsres ; Agent for Bee's Braces, Turn-screws, etc i also. Kendall aY Taylor s Thermometers, Barome-tenete.; Onion Butt Co' Buus. Gate Hlncea. Brackets, etc.; Brown It Brother's sheet Brass. Brass snd Cupper Wire, Rivets, etc.; N. Newcomb's Smiths. Bellows, etc. THOMAS DOUGLASS, ASA FARR, Jr., aovll-ly late of the Arm of Child, Fair At Co, Pt.Lonla. JUST OPENED. The subscribers would respectfully announce to their Irl-nds and the publie le gen-eraL that they have Jvst opened a store oa tbe corner of Long street sad State Avenue, opposite P. Harden' Factory, where tbey Intend to keep constantly oa hand, a large assortment ot the very beat of Family Groceries such as teas, eottee, augar, mol -aaea, floor, rice, fish, soap, candles, atarch, cheese, ete., etc.; toe etiter with every artlclenaed by families, which Ibey oiler to seiloa the lowest term, for Cask only. Jul, 14. lusa. W. DIXON At CO. 4 1853. GILLETT & CO'S NEIL nortB II 4T STORK SteeMal Dater steall. mf Ike .Mala Katrnaee, We are now receiving onr su tamer supply of Hats, Caps aad Straw Goods, to which we invite tbe attenOoa of the citizens ol Central Obto. Oar goods are maaafaetared under the aupetin-tendence ot one of the Aim la Connecticut, and for yrtce, quail ty aad variety eaonot be eurpassed in tbe treat. Among onr saeortment can be found the following : Gects Fashion able Moleskin Hata. ex'rs: drab Beaver Hats, extra " s "and black Caasimere do; Citizens' tne Csssimere Hats ; frper " (teal Hata. Straw Goods of every style. Misses' Flat, Ladle' Riding Hat and Cap ot every pattera. We have a lars elock of Sou Hats for sale by tbe box, txbt tow, and we respectfully solicit the attention of country i-cheat. apVO FEATHER DUSTERS. A large assortment ot Feather Duster, Just opened aad tor sale Inw by all M a O FOSTER. FANS, FANS. A small stock of new pat-terns, assorted, for sal cheap to ckwe out. t. H. RILET V CO. 'X BOOKS & STATIONERY, NOTICE TO DEALERS IN PAPER HANGINGS. The uudersigned respectfully give notice that Ibuy are agents lor the following highly celebrated Msnu lecturers ol rspers ana Homers i Delllcuurt 6c (Jo , 1 , Holomnn Hart, French Goods. Wm. 1'ehl Ac Co., ) M. A. Howell, J Jones, bin lib & Nevcra, Christy & Constant, S Now York. Thomas Fsye Sc. Co., I It. McNsmee, ) Belrose tt Fay, Philsdelpbia. J. F. Bumstead Sc Co., Boston. jyS J. II. H1LKY ii Co. ATEW MEDICAL BOOK. A Practical X 1 Treatise on Dintal Medicine, to which 1. appended an Inquiry into the uso ol chlorolurm and other anesthette agent Vd edition revised and enlarged. By J bos. E. Bund, A.M. Just recem d at the Mow Bookstore ol ivo - ,, J. II. RILEY & CO. TIGEST OF THE OHIO REPORTS, BY JUS 8 NASH, being a Digest ot the 23th Volume of the Ohio Uepnrts, containing together all the esses over repotted at law bdu in equity, in ine rupreme lyourt in nana. Tbis Is not a mere Index to tbe iteDorts. but a comrjlete svo opsls of the law doctded, and every point of law and legal pro position recognized by the Court In coming to their linal result. j)u At tne new tiooKstore oi 11. siu,r.x at uu, TVTE W LAW BOOK. A Tieatise on the Law X 1 and Practice of Voluntary Assignments, tor the benefit ol oreditora, with an Appendix ol Forms, by Alexander M. liurrill. just received sna lor sale at tne new uoosstore. JyS J. II. it I LEY fc CO XJEW BOOKS. Rhymes, with Reason and j. i witnoutioyu f. eniiinDer (Mrs. rarimuron); Discourses on tbe Beatitudes liv E. H. Chauin : Memoir of Mrs.JuLaU Scott, with her Foeuis. and selection. from her Prose; by Mr. C. M. Hawyeri 'i'bBMibleln tho Counting House t a Course of Lectures to Merchants; by 11. A. Hoardmsn, D.D.t 1 ravels in Esvnt and l'alestiae: bv J. Thorn... M. D.: Matia Do Iliruicre, a tale of the c'retcent City; by W. Gil, more tMrams. Just received at the New Bookstore of juld J. U. RILEY It CO. JUST RECEIVED, at SYKES' DEPOT, fJ The Bourbon Prince the History ol tbe Hoval Daunhin 01 France, bt'in tbe only reliable history oi the unlortunatePrince unuit ine cevruteeoin. juii M EW PUBLICATIONS JUST ISSUED J s Fanny Fern, or Leaves from Faunv's PortftJIot , Doctor Ittrrh nnd his Younir Friends; by Thackeray; Hani Hlick's Wise Saws, or what be safd, did or invented j Mod to FJiitationa; by Catherine tincluir Crilln; a 'J'uly by the author of Initials. JulU forsaleby UUKKtt nANUALLi. AJEW LAW BOOKS. The Ohio Codes, in ll Law hindlnjr : Tbe New York Code and Digest; Nhu Hatitvourd, Pieuiliru under the Code; I wnittaat r s praeticB uudt r tbe Code; lofietnerwi iih a full stork ot law books, cmbraclm all that i. ana vaiuaoie. For .ale at the New Bookstore. JulO J. H. RILEY It CO, fAP AND LETTER PAPERS. BURR & v RANDALL .re agents ol the eelebrsted Southworth Manu- ftaCturimr Company, and ottr thHr papers by the case or single ream at mill prices. Includimr blue and white ruled can. blue sna wnue ruieo letter, jiatu pot, all sizes; commercial note, tht '"p, folio post. etc. 1u7 jVTEW BOOKS JUST PUBLISHED. L Lnvard's fresh Discoveries In Nineveh and Bsbvlon, with all the maps and engravlnss In tho Knelj.h edition ; Bvo, mus,in. Lil and Lett' rs ol Stephen Oiin, J).U , LI.. I)., with portrait ; v volumes niu.lm. Tho Old Housebythe River: 12mn muslin. Thackeray's English Humorists of tbe If i It century : 12rao mualin. Ranke's Civil Wars and Monarchy In Frsnce In tho Kith and 17th centuries; l'Jtuo. Mrs. Ulit's Summer Rambles In tho West. lu27 l or sale by HUltll St RANDALL, N EW LAW BOOKS. Reports of cases ar sued and adjudged in the District Court of the Unitd KintHi tor the Knitorn District of Pennsylvania, from May, i8JC, to fiay, jrsn, inclusive, jty n. u. uranue. Volume (iNelitiy, Hurlfltitna fc Gordon's Kxnheq ;er Tloporti Volume 70 Knylisli Common Law ; Volumes 4, 5 Hi d J British Crown Cases; Vnuntr Sl Jervis' Kxchequer Reports; .'I volumes; Townthend's New Forms, iu Practice under tbe New York upne ; Tho Law of Nisi Prius. bv John Frederick Archbold. Esu third Amerlcsn, from the second London edition, with notes re ferring to the latest American decisions, by John K. Findiay; at Toiumei. Just received at the Now bookstore of JulO J. H. Ill LEY & CO. '-pilE MODEL ARCHITECT, containing jl. original aesignsol cottages, vinss, surburuan Iteiidencea, etc., by eura'i. fLocon, Architect. Complele acts utvols 1 and i: just roceiveu at the liuokstore ol mall J. II. KILEY St CO, CAVE YOUR ICE BUR- NET'S PATENT WATER COOI 11. We are now nreuarcd to oiler nur Iriends and customer, a superior article ol Water Cooiersol entirely new styles, and at greatly reduced prices. This arti cle is the result ol the application ot scientific principles to the purpose intended, viz: to keep wster as cool as possible, as long as possible, and with the least quantity of ice. Tbe proprietor hss long devoted his attention to tbis particular branch of domes-l!ceconomy,& passing irom ouetmDrove- ment to snother, hss at length arrived as nesr perfection as it Is possible to reach. A pronl ol this ia found in the very general uaeof theae Coolers in all parts of thocountry. A simpleatate-ment ol lacts in regard to these Coolers, will satisfy every one ol their suuurloritv. First.they sra the onlv article of ike kind ever patented. They aro lurnlihed with two distinctnon-con-ducting chsmbers, by mesnsot which, with two pounds ot ice to the gallon, wster is kept (at a tempera'ure ol 40 above zoro, or only 8" from freezing) all day. Thus, at a cost of some three cents per day, a lamily of ordinary size can be constant ly supplied with water a cold as Ice ltsell ; larger number In tbe ssme proportion. Tbis has been found by actual experiment to be a saving of at least seventy-live par cent, over the Earthen Jars, formerly used tor this purpose. Attain, these Coolets nrvrb swkat; in thiswarsavln? much unnecessary waste and trouble. Beinr manufactured iu the most workmsnllkearvle. andhsnd somely Unisbed In every rospect, they make a very beautiful or nament lor the Dining Room, Hotel or Steamboat An important Improvement haa lately been added to tbe Cooler, viz t A small Pan (capable of holding from six to eight lbs. ol Butter) inserted dirrctlv under tbe cover. This quantity of UUIter can oo aepi penrcwy n.ru an nay, witnout anoitlonnl ice, (a very important addition to the economy and comfort ol lam-Hies.if desired, the Cooler csn also be furnished at a smallexpente ritha FILTERING APPARATUS. which servos tbe additional purpose of removing all Impurities from the water, rendering it perfectly clear and wholesomo. Tbe Cooler and niter may be seen In operation at any time at UURNETg House Furnishm, Establishment, No. 14 East Fourth street, Cincinnati, 0. For ssle in Columbus by JNO. K. II KYI,, mar.'ll High street. aUse jiiss.'. WINDOW SASH. We t;' fl hsve made an arrangement . with one of tbe most celebrated assh , msnutsctorles in the West, and are prepared to till all ordera for sasb, mauuinciuir-u uj prncucai workmen 'and of good materials. AU orders left at our hardware store. No. 159 High street, sign of the Gilt llruad Axe, willreceive prompt attention. Klt.BOUUNE, KUHN3 4 CO. Columbus, April 35, lffll. 3aS! TEW FUR STORE. Jarvis & Fairchild, 1 149 Ma'n street, Cincinnati, hsve an extensive and well selected stock of none but new and fresh F'urs, lor Isdies. We bave tbla day received from New York some besutttul specimens of Misses' and Children's drab and black Beaver Hats. noK7-dly JARVIS A FAIKCHII.D. BOYS, Youth's and Children's Calf and Kip BOOTS and SHOES a general aasnrttrect tor Sprinrand Sanmer trade, at lms6 . W. CONSTATS. HOSIERY. 500 dozen ladies, gents, misses, youths and Infants' hosiery, all ol the bes tmske, Inst open- by ap-JUi fNOWDEN. WE ARE NOW opening a large and bcautilnl assortment ot tVATCHEH. DIAMOND WORK V JKWIXKY. Our tt.K-k of fine London and Gene va Watehea is superior to ai y in tbe Ptare. Diamond rinrs and bins we oferat hrm lura prices. Jewelry, silver an 4 plated ware, fine manile clocks, and cutlery, at wbolrtale and tt tail. All are, n-Tited to mil, examine, and pt hase if suited. flUIAHI 4L and oth-r ShALS enrraveil, and PRESSES Tar. nUhed, at the shortest notice. Watches repaired In the beat tanner. Firm door south of entrance to Nell Tfonte. Jull BLYNN & BALDWIN. LAW PARTNERSHIP. SWAYNE & BARF.R TheonderslrtH-d will practice law In copartner- b'P- IV OJlce in tkt City Bank Building. w. tl BWAYNE, sp7-dly R. p. L. BARER. MPORTANTTOTHE INDUSTRIOUS.- " Sewlna Rtrd. ' a very treat convenience tor sale at the roa3 J. H RILEY At CO. New Boukatoie. PARASOLS. New styles iust received bv anjo SNOWDEh'S sTi.SBwaaa4jjJaaw- ks 7' vtw.7jjcisy TRANSPORTATION. 1853. m&iwmm ' mm pENTRAL OHIO 11AILUOAD CHANGE J OK TlMKfwilAaasiddlliaasiI EXPItESS TWAIN). On and .Iter Thnradny, Juno .llllli Inst , until further no nce, tne train, on this road will he run as ioiiowsi EXPRESS HAIL NO. 1. Leave Columbus st .'1:45 p. tn. ; arrive at Newark 5:15 (after ar rival ot Evening Train from Baudusky), and at Zanesvllleatoilo p. in. RETDRNINO. Leave Zauesvillo 7:30 a m ; arrive at Newark 8:30 before departure ol MoniiiiK Train lor tfsudusky), and at Columbus at 10 . m connecting wan the Morning r.xprcss t rain tor t;ieveisnri, This Trsln stoDsatTavlor's. Columbia. Patarkals. Klrkersvllle, Union, Newark, Clay Lick, Rockdale, Black Hand, Claypool'a, snd at rieasant Valley only. EXPRESS NO. 2. Leave Columbus at 10. lft a m. immediattlv after arrival of "LtgMnmg 'ivam " from Cinrtnnatl) rive at newer, oejore the departure of Accommodation Train for Mansfield, aud at Znnes vine at rj.ro y m. RETURNING. Leave Zunesvllla at 2 n m : arrive at Newark at 3 p ni, and at l.olumous at 4:40 D m. tn time lur t-ccntng accommoaaiwn i rata for ctncinnrut. tioini r.ast. this Train win siod at l aTior s, ratsssBia, nira ersvil.e, Union, Newark, Black Hand. Claypool'a and Pleasant Valley only; comitif wet. at Pleasant Valley, Ulaypiol's, niscs Hand, Newark, Uulon, Klrkersville,.Pataikala, Bisck Lick and Tavlor'a onlv. Wilh bot lbs Exorrs. Trains, the coaches of the Ohio Ftnge Company between Zaitnaville snd Wheeling will run in close connection. At Wheeling they connect wilh tho Trains on the Baltimore and unto itauroaa. FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Leave Columbus at 6:30 s m : arriving at Newark before the departure ol the Morning Traiu for 8sndusky, and at Zaneiville at ii:iu a m. RETURNINO. Leave Zannsvllle at 8:41 o m. nassinx Newark after arrital of Evening iratn jrom sanauHty, ana arrive at oiumuua as r.ov p m. i bis Train stops at all way stations. ry oroer, u. a, uudi, ibcui. Columbus, June S8th, 1853. 1TTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND -A XKNIA RAll.liOAOS. Svmheb Abranosmknt, to com, meuce Mav 16. 1853. Four Patteiteer 'Iraint Daily, (Sundayi excepted.) Trains run by Columbus time, which is seven minutes luster than Cincinnati time. Until further notice, Passenger Trains will leave the Depot on East Front street, as follows i Express Train at S a. m : Accommodation Train at 7:30 a. m.; llillshoroukb Train at 2:3!) p. m.; Mail Train at 5 p. m.; For Linwood, Plainsville, Mlllord, Loveland. Foster's, Doerlinld, Morrow, Fort Auclcnt. Oregon, Corwin and Waynosville, Spring Vsllev. Xenla. Cedarville. felma. South Charleston, London. West Jefferson, Columbus, Yellow Springs and Springfield. Returnlnf from Columbus Mail Train will leave at 4:5 a. m ; Expreas Train will leave at 1:30 p. m.; Accommodation Train will leave at 5.15 p. m.; Returning from Hillaboroueh at 7 a. m.j Returning Irom Bprlnglield at 5:5 a. m.; Returning Irom Sprin.rjeld at 5 p. m 7'roiui Kill Hop at folloxt : Tbe Express Train, ti a. in., from i ,'lncinnatl, at Loveland, Mor row. Xeuiaand London, only : 1:30 p. m., from Columbus, at London. Xenla. Corwin. Morrow. Loveland and I'lainville, only. Accommodation Train, 7::iu a. m, from t;iocinna'i, anil a:i.i m . Irom Columbua. at PlalnvillB, Millord, Miamlrille, Love land. F oster's. DeerAeld. Morrow. Fort Ancient, Freeport, Corwin, and WHynesville, Spring Valley, Xenla, Cedarville, Selma, Suuih Cbarleainn. London, and West Jefferson. Also, on proper notice by Hag or to conductor, at Liouwood, Claysville, Florence and iton. Mail Train, 4:5 a. m. from Columbus and 5 p. m. from Undo nati. at West Jefferson, London, South Charleston, Helms. Co-darvilln, Xenia, Spring Valley, Corwin and Waynesville, Free-port, Fort Ancient, Morrow, DeerhVId, r'oster'e, Kutierwonh's water stutlon. L,ovr-lnno, minora ana riaiuviue. aisu, atias- lle, r lorence and Alton, on notice. Hillshoroueh Train nt7 a. m. Irom Hillabornush, and S .tnp m. from Cincinnati, at Lyncbburph. W, stboro', lllanrbeater, (ioshen and Wilmington pise, L-oveinnu, i-oihiuw, n,i.uitviim, mmuru, PlainviUe and l.inwond. Also, on notice at flK stallons. Passengers for Hillsbnro', Cbiiiicothe, aud intermediate points, will t'ike the 0 30 p. m Trnin. Pnaaengcrs lor Springfield will take the 7:30 a. m. or 5 p. m. Trains. LiueB of Ilneks and Cosehes run In connection with the trains to the tnlloeing towns: Lobanon from Drerfield; Wilmington and Clarkavllle Irom Morrow snd Corwin ; Goshen, and points abnvo, from Millord. Tbe Trains connect with the Mad River and Lake Erie Rail, road nt Springfield ; Columbus and Cleveland Unllroad at Co lumhua; Central Ohio Railroad to Zannavillo, and lines ol coscuos from Zanesvlile to Wheeling. &o. On Sundays but one Iraln will be run, leaving Cincinnati at 2:'.I0 p, m , aud Columbus at b a. m., stopping at all way stations on notice. Fare from Cincinnati to Xenla tl 10 Do do Hillsborough I 73 Do do Chillicothe 3 75 Do do Sprinsfleld a 00 Do do Cltveland 0 00 Do do Shelby 4 75 Do do Columbus 3 01) Oo do Zanesville 4 80 Do do Wheeling 7 15 Do do Pittsburgh 7 75 F'or other tnlormatlon. and Through Tickets, anuly to P. W. Stbadrr, General Ticket Aiinnt, at tbe Ticket Office, southeast corner Broadway and Front .treet.. 1 Inrinnstl wm. tt uubMcn i, pupennienaent- re The Com pan v will not be resoonsihle lor bauusso ex ccoding llity dollars in value, unless the same Is returned to the Conductor or Agents, and freight paid at the rate of a passage for every f juv in value above mat amount- matt stpts ww rrv prvwHwujrvmu'fmiwi'Uiiiiiw: irtH'rfaCxa'''.: TOLEDO, NORWALK & CLEVELAND L RAILROAD Forming in connection with the Michigan Southern and Northern ludinna, tbe Lake Shore, and Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroads, the only Kntire Itnilrnntl Line between the Fnat nnd West. 1 he beat aud most expeditioua route between Eastern cities ana Bt. Louis. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. On and after Monday, May lb'th, If XI, pataenger trains will run daily (Sundays excepted), as follows! I.cnve Toledo, Accommodation, at 9:10 a. m. atouuinii at all way stations. Day Eipreet. at 3:15 p. m stopping only at Fremont, Belle- vun. Monnasvuieand Norwaik. ivirt Eipreet. at 11:15 p.m. stopping only at Fremont, Belle- vue, Monroeviile, Norwaik and uoeriin. Leave Cleveland, Day Erprttt. at 7:00 a. m. alopoinit only at Norwaik, Mob roeviiln, Hellevue aod F'remont. Accommodation, at 10:00 a. m stopping at all stations. fright Ezprr.ee. at f:00 p. m stoupinf only at Oberlin, Nor walk, Mouioevllle, Bellevue and Fremont. Connecting. Directly. At Toledo, with trains of Michiaau Southern and Northern Indi. ana Railroad tor Chlrasn and way stations, and tnrougn ton Chicago and Rock Island Railroad and steamers on Illinois river, to SL Louis. At Bellevue, with Trains of Marl River snd Lake Erie Road for Sandusky City, Springfield, Da j ton, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, etc.. etc. At Monroeviile, with train, ol Mansfield and Sandusky Railroad tor Sandusky, Shelby Junction, Columbus, Zanesville and Newark. At Gralton, with traina nf Cleveland, Columbus snd Cincinnati Railroad, lor Columbua. Cincinnati, and way attfons. At Cleveland, with tra ns of Lake Shore Railroad for New Yor and Roaton,via Buffalo and Albany, and for New York, via , Dunkirk, with trains of Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad tor Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Balttmore and Washington i;iy. E. B. PHILLIPS. Su'pt. Orrtci T. N. and C. R. R. Co, Norwaik. 0 May 14, 1653. J fM 1 EAP STEAM COM.ti UNICAT10N EE- J TWEKN PHILADELPHIA Ac LIVERPOOL. Tbe Liver pool and Philadelphia steamship Company intend sailing their new ateamstnps aa follows: CITY OF MANCHESTER, 2 1S5 ton, Capt. Robert L!lrh. CITYOFCLA"(!uW, l,i0 tnna, Capt William Wylie. CITY OP PUILAUKLPIIIA.-J.auOtona now buildmgj. FVess Pkilaielpkia. City of Wancheater ; Saturday, June lllh. City ol Glaasow Saturday. Ju'y Sf. City ol Manchester Saturday. July :ih. City of Klasf w '.Saturday. Ausuat 2 'tb City of Manchester Saturday, eeptemwr I 'tb. City of Glasgow Saturday, October Sth Pron ATAPfrpoolt C'ty of Clnrgnw Wednetdsy, June pin. City of Manchester Wednesday, July Mb. City ol Glasrow Wednesd.y. Jnty Jtth. City of Mancbest-r Weln.sda, Au.uHOIlh. Ciiy of Glaseow IVi-dnesday. Se; temlT I lib. City ol Manchester Wedne.day, October litis. RATE'S OK PASM AC. F:. From Philace pbia. frtm Liverpool. Saloon alter WUterooms...t!0 I Saloon alter Statrrooms, S" ga. " midship " ... " I midship " 15 ga. " torward " ... K " forward " 13 gs. Including steward's fees. THIRD-CLA'S PASSENGER A limited numxer ol thrd-ciass picse'a w. II tie takes Irom Philadelphia and Liverpool, and .und fn provisions. From Phllad-lphia 1 1 From Liverpool $W Certificates, d paasase will he issuid here lo partiea who are desirous ol brin.tng out lh ir rrier.ds st corre.poodine rates. Freight on See bokIs 80s per ton. ana coarse goods, hard ware, etc., will be taken suhi ct to acre meet An experienced snrcron will he carried on each ablp. Forlreltht or p-ss-c-app v to THOMAS RiCHAKD-oN, 15 Broadway.New York, and 9 Walnut afreet Philadelphia Kfl'HAKDSON, BROTHERS As CO, Liverpool. jylS-dly K EEP COOL! FANS, a pood assortment. luT For sale by BURR. A- RANDALL. INSURANCE. HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, WALL 8TREET, NEW YORK. FIRE AND IHAHINE Capital 9500,000. Cujj. J.Mautin, Sec'y. 8. L, Loouta, Pres't. rilKECTORi. Simeon L Lootnla, late of the 'iEtna,' Hartford; Wm T Hooker, casbier Continental Hank Theodore McNatnee, firm of Bowen It McNamee Jasper Corning, Cornlnu St co , nicnsrd Higelow, Wm H Molien, Geo Illlss, AmosH Kno, Oliver E Wood, Levi P Stone, Henry U Ely, J.mes Low, Chsrles H Hatch, John ti Hutchinson, William O Lambert, Cbailea A liulsley. Lewla Attrbury, jr, Levi P Morgan, Amos T Dwight, John U Nelson, Charles P Baldwin, Geurge C Collins, George D Morgan, Lucius D Coman, Dsvid Santord, Cephas II Norton, Charles Ely : Stephen Paul, Bucklaud W Bull, Alfred S Bdrnes, Roe Lock wood, Lucius Hopkins, Lyman Cook ; James A Dwlght, Is. as H Prothingham, John H Swift, Curtis Noble, Ward A Woik, Nathan H StockweH, James llrmphrey, Danlonh N Barney, Homer Murgnn ; George Pearco, julO-ly Dosne, King At eo ; Clatlen. Mtlen It co ; Geo Bliss i. co; Kno, Mabony St co; Wlllard At Wood 1 Stone It Starr; Ely, Clapp at Bowen ; James Low at no ; C B Hatch St co; C Howe At co i AAA Lawrence aVco; Bulkley At co; Lewis tterbury, jr, At eo ; J M Reebe, Morgan St co; Trowbridge, Dwlght St co ; Nelson Sl eo; Baldwin, Starr & co; , Sherman At Collins; F: D Morgan Ac eo, Coman, Latbrop At co ; Johnaon St Sanford ; Norton, Butler It Hoyt; Boyd It Paul; Haskell. Merrick It Bull ; A S Karnes St Co; Lock wood At Son ; K Hopkins, Allen At Co Brown, Palmer St Dwlght; Frotbinthsm, Newell Ar-coj Hwllt, Hurlbut Atco; Cundlt St Noble; Work at Drake; Gibson, Stock well At co; Barney. Humphrey It Butler Wells, Fargo It co ; Georse Pesrce At co. D. ADAMS, Ja, Agent, Columbus, O. INSURANCE ON LIFE AND LIVE A. STOTK, against loss or damage by FiBf, and acainat the perils ul the Ska snd Inland Navioation, on property ol every descrlptitn, taken in tbe following companies i UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Cnpllal 8130,000. OHIO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, C1NCIN NATI, UIIIU, Cnpltnl 8100 000. NKW ENGLAND I.IVB STOCK INS. COMPANY NEW HAVEN, CONN. Cnpltnl 50,000. EAGLE INIUA.CE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O I'npllnl l'AUO,000. EQUITABLE FIKB 1N8. CO., OK LONDON. Capital $2,300,000. Rtsxs taken on the most liberal terms, and all loases promptly sdjusted. Imsrll dlyi T. STOCK ION, Agent. INSURANCE HEAD-QUARTERS, Three J. doors west of the PostotHce, up stslrs, Columbus, Ohio Life, Fire, Marine, nnd Health In.utnnre. WAitllEN JENKINS. Ornrrnl Jnsuraves erit. reouests all persons wishing Insurance to call and Investigate tbe claims ol tbe lollowing companies to their unlimited confidence. IN LIFE int-uuANCr. he represents The Mutual Hem lit, ol New York and New Jersey one of tbe best established and mostreliablecompanlesnow doing business in tbe United Stales. Assets shout tl 500.000 Also TheAmcrlesn Tempersnce, ot Usrtford, Connecticut, ottering ample security snd many extra advantages to Tempo ranee men Capital, $100,000. Also The American Mutual, ot New Haven, Connecticut. This Cumpany has aome features believed to operate very bene licially to the policy holders. Capital, tlu.OOO. Call and examine the statements and prospects ol each and all ol these com. panics, snd select lor yourselves. IN FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE, the following companies are with eontideuce recommended as eminently deserving of unbounded confidence The Franklin, nt New York. Capital, 300,000; ' The Etna, ol Utica, New York. Capital, $170,000; Tbe Springfield, ol Massachusetts. " (150,000; Tbe City, ul Cincinnati. Capital, $200,000 ; The Granite, ol Ullca, New Yurk Capital, $300,000; The Hudson River, New York Capital $300 000; The Renaae'aer, New York. Capital, g-JOO.OOO; IN HEALTH INRSURANCE, Ibe People's Mutual Health Aa-sociation, of Springfield, Massachusetts, Incorporated by tbe Legislature of Massachusetts, offers testimonials ol unqustiona-ble weight and credibility. Capital. $."4,0H0. sep-.tt-ly WARREN JENKINS, Gen'l Ins. Agent. CONVEYANCING and NOTARIAL Business warren JENKINS, Notary Publie and Con. veyaneer, will attend to all calls in tills line, at ressonsble char- f;ea. Titles Investigated snd abstracts ot titles furnished, to any soils in Franklin county, on short notice. Office in Plait's block south side of State street, up stairs. aoni'9-ly COLUMBUS AGENCY KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. 6'unranry Fund, $100,000. This Company offers to the Insured all the security snusdrsntagesol the Mutual and Jointstock plausfss hereto lore applied) combined, namely t Low rates ol premium ; an an oual return, in cash, ol tbe per centage required for the contln gent risk ol the year; an adequate but not excesalv, provision lor Ibe luture security ot members I or tbe whole term ol life, with an adequate intereat In tbe accumulating lund seiured to such members, at death, byeredlts upoa their policies; aguaranty fund designed lor the permsnent security ol shoilterm mem. bnrs, snd also for thepresentsecurityolthosefsrthewhole term ot lite. This Is tueouly Mutual Llfelnsurance Company whosrrstes of premium are fixed at a fair reduced standard, with a provision lor an annually increasingaccumulationol fundstfortuture security) In exact proportion to tbe amount of business and tba lacressing risk from sdranclng age among the members. Pamphlets. Trscts. Ac. rivins in detailthe nlan an! rate. ,l the Company, turnlshod gratis, aad apblicalionarecelved.by j, it. lui AL.C, Agent. 8. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. tct!3-d Y ALU ABLE MILL PROPER Y for SLE. I I will offer lor ssle the mill nronertv known as the 'M-nck. ville Mills, now owued by Tnnnent at Brother, In the town of Lockville, on the Ohio Canal, in Bloom township, FalrHeldroon-ty, Ohio. J his property emhraens eleven seres or ground, on whlcl Is a Flourlns MiiL saw Mill and Distillery, all in excellent urdie dwelling houses, store rooms, corn cribs, stock scales, and every bxture necessary to csrry on sn extensive business. This property Is situsud in themoaiflouriahinssrain.srowkis portion ot Fairrleld county. , The object of the sale Is to dose up a partnership business-Terms msde to suit purcbssers. Forturtber pariiruisrs. inquire of H H. Hunter, Esq., In Lan. raster, or of toe undersigned, on thu prtrolse.. W St. r. TENNENT. Lockville, Fairfield county, Ohio, 1 May I'J, ri. male d'.'m COLUMBUS WATER-CURE AND MED-1CAL INFIRMARY, formerly known as the Mifflin House. lur Isdtes only, Is now open. For further particulars address W. SUEPAKO, M. D, ma2.!-d3m Columbus, O. w a. r hswson. LVIN HOLtSSS. Of hv firm if Yitrke A Hrvmn. Late of O" Mill, Teligtapk Ct. I lEWSON & HOLMES, Auctioneers and XX (.EEKAI. COM (IIia-alON M faRCIl 4NT9. Nos. e3 and c5 r alnut atreet. West aidn, near Pearl, 4'lnrlnnntl. rir'Resuiar Bales ol Uroeerbs at auction. Groceries and Merchandise seneral y at private sale. Cash advances made oa consignments to tht ir address. Jaaltf dly tylNDOW CURTAINS. Another lot of T f botsutiiul LaceandSfriaa Cu ruins this d,s renred at ma5 next door to ttM A men ran. I 3INT AND UUART FLASKS 10 gross Plot Flasks; & do Uaart Flasks Forssle st low rates by ma14 N. Ac O. FOSTER. FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS, in irreat X variety, at lap'.MI Sr.OVVDKN'8. IjANS New and fashionable patterns for saie at tbe New Bookstore of J. H. RILEY St CO. V17RITING FLUID. This article wiU not V corrode, and now. Ireelv h-rtm the nets, and ta worths the att-otion of bankers, lawvers, and a I o h-r consumcreol na. it cannot be eraacd bv acids. For sue bv the rant or gal oaby I sep .01 JOHN R. COOK. IEFRlGEUATOUS, ICE-BOXES, WA- lt TKR-Ct.OI.FKS. SHOWe i; I.ATilS, etc -A ae assort ment ut received aud lor ssle at mail JNO. It. HEYL'8. XTEW SPRING GOODiS-Ve have just A. a received a lane .lock ol s-'ins .cods aad are caa say to ur f' senos that they are cheap. 'We tnvitea einse tnsp-ettoa. ariu lK(Wrs SltWtHT KID GLOVES, EMBROIDERIES, DRESS SILKS, Del.stn-s Rerage DeLssnea.etc, mat npetd SNuWUrN'S. T)OCKET CUTLERY. A fine assortment I of fo ket Cnt'-ry. m.natwtud by Rogers, Wrsssrabolm, and others. Also. Kas ira. Halor Strops ete. F,Mlebv ju7 BURR At RandaLL. A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF FURS. i V JAKVIr tV fgAlKCHII.U.Mamst.lrstd'vwrelow he corn-r M in and l-,Mirtfs. w. at aide,Ctaema.tl. aoraisly RON SINKS. Sfwerand Sink Traps, assort- L e.' aires, lor sale at jull, jao. a. Mr tla Town Mreet "DUFF HOLLANDS, FOR CURTAINS I) various wl.ttra, from 4-4 t" M wide, tor le rS-eap at Mew Paper rJoaaa. (maJj J. H. RILEY t CO .