Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1853-08-29

              aW!'.-. .w.M-W."- t 7 NUMBER 38. VOLUME XVII. COLUMBUS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 29, 1853. ' '''''' '''' ' ' ' ' ' I THE JDailn (Dl)to Stale Journal IB PUBLISHED EVERY E VENINQ, EXCEPT BUN DAY, SCOTT & BASCOM, JOURNAL DUILDISal, UlllU AND riAllL STRUTS ZNTIUNC8 ON Utau, TERNS Inrariahlv in wlvanes .-In Columbus., S0.00 a yoor by mull, $5.00. Dally during dm Mulnn of Mia Legislature, anil Trl-tteekly for tin remainiier of th. year, $5.00. THE WEEKLY JOUIINAL U furnished to city .uuwrllwra at S3, ana oy mult at i.w year, uuos 01 tour ana upward., w.aj. 01 ten and upward, Ml". HID Till-WEEKLY JOURNAL la C3.00 a year. RATES OF ADVERTISING IN THE DAILY JOURNAL. The following rates and rulei bare been agreed upon between the proprietors of the Ohio Statesman and the (Mio State Journal, to no observed In ail cases, after tins ante. July a), itnu.J One square, 10 line, or leu of thU lized type, for one Inaertlon, ovo. , eacu auuiuonai uuvurtiou, tw. i 1 1 $ I g g HC-sc9-i-a.essosp0).-i lo fs 9fl ffl I $ 8 S 9 fi 1 square, 1 252 253 004 IW5 00 8. 8. 9. !l0. 15. 13. 2 squares, 1 87 3 87 5 006 wjiQ0 10. 12. sT TT Bsquares, 2 60 4 COO 50 8 00,9 00jl012. 11. .. 7T7 i square., ,8 0060 8 009 00 iolla MHa. TT BI Till TlAfr II LI. S squares, qUHItlfry 820l .833 ...6) .l.'Wj l mtiiy bui , tidily, Stnndlnf? card, 6 lines or toss, for one yew 810. No adftrt Influent to tw cowldtirtid by the var, unless spnrifled on the niam.rH.Tipt, or previously airraid upon DHtween the parti,. Advert tauten ts not marked oo tint copy for a spmifittd number of insertion, will be continued one month, unless ordered out, aud payment will be exacted accordingly. All advertisement from straugers or transient persons to be paid in advance. The privllenea of yearly adrertlMrt will be confined rigidly to their regular business ; and all adrertlaemeDti not pertaining thereto, to be paid for extra. , A1 vi.' rt Memento for Auctioneer, General Agents. Knal Eritata A stint s, &o., not to be contracted for by the year, but to be churgvd by the pim:e, at the usual rates. Announcing candidates (lor offices of every description) to be charged at the rate of fifty cent per weett, for each name j the smoe to Ims In all cases, paid in advance. Attorney! will be holdt-n fnr the price of inserting adTOrtifc'nientJj brought in by them, rublinlmnt not accountable tor the iienumey of IpiI advertisements beyond the amount charged for their publicationAll lauded advertisements to be charged not lean than double the above raterf, and measured as if solid. Advertisements on the Intl'ln exclusively, to be charged at the rate of 50 per cent in advance of the above nUn. No ADVKRTISBUICYT OAS BI IN BERT BP QBATUITOOrJtT. AdvortiKemeuts for charitable institutions, Are companies, ward, townsiiip, and other public meetings, and such like, to be charged half price. Deaths inserted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral invitations or obituary notices, aud when so accompanied, to le paid tor. All person sending communications or requiring notices of fairs, soirees, concerts, or auy public entertainments where charges are made for admittance, and all notices of private enterprises, run only be inserted with the understanding that the same are to be paid for. Jf Intended to be inserted in the editorial column, the name will be charged at the rate of not less than 20 cents per hue, and then only when accompanied by an advertisement. m muss cakus. WM DHNNISON. Jtt. H. B. CAHKIN OTON. DENJNISON & CARRINGTON, Attorneys at Law iOfictt in Odeon Building), will attend to prolps-sional busmen iu the irim and hedttrul Courts; alo, to crdlec-tions the law ot liuurauue and of patontfl. junl.T1 dly LPCTAN BI'TTf KS. THKO COMflTnCK. OKO. O. COM9TOCK. BUTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes-ore to K. :imst(tck &. Co.,) Forwarding and CommUslun hlitrchaiits, Lard Oil Muiiuhiclunm, and dealers in salt, pluttur, fish mid lumber. ll;ad ol tho canal, Columbus, Ohio, ft? Liberal advances iniide on coiisignmcnts. mar6 "JOSEPH F. SMITH, Attorney at Law, f I Itenl Eatnie, Ilounlr I.nnd nnd I'enalon ARcnt Two doiirs eaat ot Hlt'h, on Town atrcot, Columbus. Ohio Will attend to the practice of hi. profession, obniu!pg pcncinni.buy log, aelling nd obtaining l.nd warrants, soiling aud Irulngrual ealaln, examining land title., collectlun of cluinn, etc. ipy LettKr. Irnm a diilance mutt bo pottpaid. JuM EmVABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, nalli, gla.a, home builders' mate-rial., tarniing and mechaniea! tool', military goods, etc., etc. No lfil High .treet. ilgn ol the (illt Padluck. EW COAL YARD. A new Coal Yard has own opened on tho lots south of the Ohio Tool Company'. Factory, wuere Northern and Hocking grato and black. amiib'. coal will bo sold by the tun nr bushel. decMtf W. It. DARNELL. Agent. ANN STACHV. W- JONKS. STACEY'S HOTEL, southeast corner Main and Fourth atreel, Znoc.ville, Ohio. .epga dtf RIDGWAY'SlRONFOUNDRY, Broad .treet, near the bridge, Cnlumbu., Ohio. Stove, of all kinds, and a great variety ol casting., always ou hand, MERIcXlHOlaSErHanover street, Bos- ton, by I.KWIH It ICE ; roliullt, enlarged and e!egauil furniihed ; pos.es.iug all the modern improvements and convenience, lor the accommodation ol the traveling public bot?3 ly:l JM. GUl'i'EAU, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and CommlMloner ol Uru da and to take !)"poiition fur Ohio and oriiaa Wkstkbn ptates, (late ol Cioclnnatl,) ha. e.tHbli.bed b'maelt In hi. prulei.lon In Now Yurk city, where all cummunicatiou. will receive prompt attention. Kolera to the member, ol tho Bar ot Columbu., Clnclnnat and Southern Oh'u. OJ!m No. M Wall Slrerl, New York. Pr2B CINCINNATI STOCK AUCTION SALES I1KWKIIM 5 IIOI.IMF.S, Sain llotiml P3 and e" Walnut Strert, Sell every Wednesday and Saturday, at IUM4 m., attheMer-rhants' Exchanie, Railroad Bonds, ilailroad, Bank and In.urance Stocks. Real E.tate and Mocicd Mecnritlea, ot all ileterlptlons. The advanUgea of tbete .ales are that they are held during ekanut koun. and ua they call together all the inonied men, aecu-ritiea will at all timi-s .ell at lair rates. Cincinnati, O., April 14, ifM. DR. R. J. PATTERSON Ofiico and resi-denee,ajuthwe.tcornorot bttteand Fourth .trecu. JaCKIind' rpilOMAS SULLlVrAN, Manufacturer of JL (JKNTI.KSIEN'XI BOOTS. Waluut. between Third and Fourth streets, a doora above Ellis it Munon's Mark, tin cinnatl. "I)B R. MORRISON'S OFFICE REMOVED ' imm T.iwn in llfph at nvt pomer of Sucar A lley. r.n An Wmmt nf Ilfsh atmot. ud the north sldeidSuuar AU-y. marl7i:im at. FITCH. w. a VBOWN. ITCH &BROWN,Commission Merchants, " 33 Dock and el River street, Cleveland, Ohio, dealer. In Flrmr. Lard, Butlrr, Ck'tu. Eefl, and Product frtntnllf. ItT Liberal artvann-a will ue maue uu cou.ibuii"" , iVllelertoH. HT H,t:olamuua. Plfl-nt" TOS. II. GEIGER, Attorney at L,aw. J Ofliee in (iwynne'a Block, over the atore of Dwlght S'one Co,Culumbu., ') mhl-iti COLUMBUS CARRIAGE MANUFAC-TOlt Y Nrnr 1 he cmtr of Third and Cny una: M.-aars. K H F. BOOTH are mauulacUring and have conlantly on hand, at their Mtabli.hmeat at the location above named, all kinda ot carrlaeea. boreiee, etc, made of the beat meteriale, by the moat experienced work meD. and warranted to do good aerv. tc. 1 ha proprietors are both practical carriage makera, and all work ordered Irom tbem will rive good aatisliction. Repairing done at the anortc.t none-. They nave been carryingon the hu-apneas in this city some u-n yeare, and trust they have .ome claim to uublie uatronace. oc71y T EATHER BELTING. The undersigned, mm pat-01 Klvlled. Utrrtrhnl l.rnthr-r Bnnd.,hav(! this day reeetved a lull a.aortment ol all ailea. from 1 V to 18 incbe. la width. We would call the attention of the public to theabove article, at one poeestn( .uperlor merit. They are made from ..thi-k !.! ..ltd nuol the bent oak tanned leather, aid are stretched by powerlnl maehiiiea, (Invented and usid by R. at H. only whereby thev are made to ran atraitht and true, have a aaltorm bearlns on the drum or pulley, bold their widihsevmty, and rive from 15 toS per cent, more lorce man inoaemaneia imoiuiB.ij w"- , , i , , I T. jl.l.t I Sold at anaoulacnirrrs p""''- by R 1 1. !' ' 1 I I. ( rv 1 11." . - m. .vr.f Signofibe (iilt Broad Ale. Columbua.O. )a!5 T0 FAMILIES AND RETAILERS OF L FRFPIl OYS rKKS. t am receiving daily fre.h Raltimore and liew Have, oyatera. which will be aold aa low as the lowest, la eras or halt cans ; and in a'l cases the oysters which 1 aell m .-a nr mn aale. Orders from the country eareroily attended to. with punctuality and dispatch, and by so otng(. top. to or.t . aa o, puuuc P--- prjT,ER. N1 EW ESTABLISHMENT. E. Gayer, as- I td bv A. W Reader, would respectfully announce to the citizens of Colombo, ard vremirv. mat ne naa openea a KIFrlV WAKEROO.VI. dlreetry npprclto tho Franklm Hoase, where hei.atalHim-s prrpaivHl to turni.h roffina, ahroada, etc. with all the attention nd iatnres iieceasary o foveral occasions and he wisnea it distinctly nnderatood that his terms shall be of so obj-rtlooa- .w a enaracver - - i A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY at the twit, eti b fomssl at tbe tomtk eut comer of Town ead NEW-YOKK ADYERTISEMEMS. rBOWW.lt. M'DQWALD'aADVIBTiaiNO HOV9I, 103 NASSAC .T, K. T, TARY GOODS. Strand, Adriance & Co. U Importers and Jabber, al foreign and domestic Dry Goods uavn removed 10 tneir new, .paciou. ana elegant .tors, l u.l Liberty street a lew door, we.t ot Hioadwov. New York where they will oiler lor .ale on tho nioit reaionable term., a iuii ana exten.ive aa.ortmcntol fancy and staple dry good, ol every description. Clothier, and Tailor, will And at all timet a full and com (ile to .tock of French, r-ngll.b and American goods, deilgned for inn s wear, to wmcu mey invite me aituuiiua ot mo eioae.t uuyeis. juia I3ATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRAS X. SKS, Mktdpundera now and peculiar process, lor Private uweinngi, itoiuii, niramDOttis, snips, etc. These beds, together with bolsiurs. Dillows. comlorters. etc. are ottered to the public, alter a thorough trial, as the best and CQPepesi Known, iney possess manv anti great advantages, among which may bo mentioned the lollowinu. vizi They are cheaper than hair; will retain their elasticity at wsysj are pi oof against all kinds of vermin are preventers, as well as relievers of rheumatism ; are sweeter and far morn cleanly man any otner; are easny renoweaj are vaiuaoio as mm j'ru servers a b.-rlh mattrass ot this material being sufficiently buoyant to suitniu a person several days. They will be found deslrablo for foreign markets, particularly for Calllurnia, Australia, Chios, and the Inlands in tbe i'aciiiu Ocean, bearing close packing, and ononnnint! returninir to their origuihi duii, r or ame ny liUKi.nus u niAUiv, due Agents, No. 21 Park Plnen. and lfl Minrsv itrm;t. N. Y Lj Uuhol.t rer. carriuuo inHkers aud others, suuutied with me railing Dy me pounu. I Wl 1 u0 lra3e gonorauy supplied at a liberal aiscount. 12?' We aro portmt'ed to uiu tbe names of the following urn lienien, who nave used and approvo ot tne articles UeorKfi L. Schuyler, Eiq.. Charles Uavis, Esq., J. (ireen J'earson, Ksq., Klihu Townsoud, Ktq., 11. K rower, M. I)., J. W. Ilr-ilehaw, M. l., Captain Hazard, Buttrilu, Ceptnin liolllster, ' Hv. II. VV. Mellow, Hubert J. Honkin, Kq., Nicholas aJefio. Ksa Cauiain Joseph J. Cotnitock, Com. V, B. Mail Ht-smer Raltic. Iebl89m-n TO WHOLESALE MERCHANTS. JNO. X V. iriM)KN(JN fc 8.MYTH. No. 2 Hue du Fau- bourj, Poissonniero, Paris, aod 1TJ, Vi4 and 170 Pearl street, New yotit, oner lor salo aaextenitvo aisonmi'iit ol Ostrich and Fancy Fonthnrs French and American Artificial Flowers and Ornaments, itibbons, Butinot Lioiugs, Italian, Euglih, French aud American Straw and Silk Uunnots, etc, etc., together with a full assortment of goods suitable for hatters and cap makers. Tho above, chielly of our own manufacture, eaibrnce (he largest and most varied stock to he found in tho United l-tales, Samples may be seen at our Wardrooms in Now York. DICH'S SALAMANDER SAFES. Lonrr -LL known rufcrely tested always faith! ul to their trust ttiH unly sates made combining ICiehVnnil Wlliler'n HotentM. (sucreisnis to Kich 1 Co .) Wi Water street, N. Y. .llOUMiY KKVIOMS, Agents, :ii!veland, O. Jy7.;im-M HjUIE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY, X manulaclure,rs ol CI t'NPOVV I) lilt continue to furoiib Cunpowder of all their well known brands, viz: "Kentucky llirtu," "f'ea Shooting," "American Spotting," "Indian it J do," "Flfctric," " Iuck Buooling." in kegs, halt and quarter kef's, and canUters uf one pound each Also, a full sseortment ol powder for JMaiting and Minim; purpusee.and lor Expott. The reputation of their (iun Powder is too well known tu require cummunt It can be procured ol the principal dealers in ''o- lumbus, and at iho uflicH ol the company, H!) WrU street, N. Y. city A. i. HAZAftO, Prnsideut. A. J.. Douglass, oeretary. Jy7-.im-M n O Dry Goods Dealers.Merchant Tailors, ('o. Importers, No. 9 Warren street, New York, have always on hand, ot their own importation, one of the most extensive assortments to be found In New York city, of goods adapted to men's wear, consisting in part of cloths, fancy caaalmeros, overcoatings, silk seriea and linings, all makei black and fancy silk veitings aud velvets, cashmeres, Marseilles nnd linen Testings, drills, etc j ii!tc cravats, newest Paris and Lun'ion styles? cam brie handkerchiefs, kid glove, suipenders. hosiery, undershirts, tc, etc , which they oner at tho lowest market prices, snd to which they Invite the attention of the tradn. jy 1-lra-M E 'AST MAIL LINE. 15 hours fromColum- bus to Portamouth. On and after Itlonilay, Junn 'JS, a MAIL COACH will leaTe Columbu. lor Circleville, Chilllcothe, ud I'ortsiuouth. at & o'clock In tho morning, and arrive at fortamouth at 8 o'clock In the evening connecting with tho River racket, to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Also, leave Portimouth at 5 o'clock in the morning and arrive at Columbu. at B o'cluck In the evening, daily. juSO rilfr.IUr.il a HAWM'.n. TNDIA MATTING. White and Colored X Matting, all widths, at our Carpet Jtoom, next door to the American. lm.5 W. A. CC J. j. BICXJIJ I Ol UO. A FINE LOT of No. 1 Blacking Brushes, of the celebrated manulsclory of P. Haven Sr. Co., New ork,atthenew Boot and Shoe bmpormmot J. W.CUN.M anc, o. 1 Piatt's Building. rJuto atreot, tivo doors we.t ot tbe I'oi OBiee. Jyll T U1E INVINCIBLE AND NEVER-FAIL- INOKKM ED Y A certain euro for MAN AN II BEAST. W. B. 1'lirrell'a t'e lelirnted Oriinnl ARABIAN LINIMENT. Thla extraordinary preparation I. not only far superior to all the Liniments and Ointments now before the public, but posies-sirs speriric qu.litte. entirely unknown to the most learned of the Medical Faculty. Ita wide-.pread celebrity has brought out a host of articles In Imitati in of It, with all sort, of name., but nn of tlium begin to compare with the superior, ald-ost.bli.h- ed Arabian Liniment. For the Mervoua Sialein It operate, like a charm, auolhing down the most violcntagonie. and pain in a low minutes alter Its application. ftlumna, Mar Tliront nnd llreim. It speedily causca the dla.ipalion ol any po.sibility of matter lormlng In the parts, and bring, about a regular and bealthy ac tion ul thoglaudularayatum. A KevulKlvn, Anodyne noil llnlNnin. In ca.ea of Kuutured Muscle, aud Tendon., it. powerful ro vulsiveand healing qualitlo. cause the parts to unite without leaving the lea.t .oreues. or waut ol puwer behind. In lirulte. and riweliins.. it acta on the urincule of a counter Irritaut aod anodyne, relieving the pain almost Instantly, and reduce, the .welling. In an incredibly suortsp.ee 01 time. A mimuinnt nnu rtervine. It Is a stimulant imparting tone and vigor to the whole nerv ous and muscular ay. tern. For Khrmnntiaiii, or any other Inflammatory couditiou ol the muscular aystem or chronic stiffness of the same, it stands at the very head of all the remedies ever ottered to the public, and none can equal it. I'olnolious Iteptnea, eve. For biteaof noi.onou. .nukes it may be conlidentiy relied on a. a prompt and erlt-ctual remedy, acting as a caustic and .pe. Cltic in such hitherto latal cases. For Chilb'ain.. Burn.. Old t-orea. Corn.. Warta, fcry.lnela.. Croup, Nervou. Headache, eore Eye., even to partial Blindness, luetlect. ore astonishing 1 he great advantage this arlirte poi.eesc. over ail otner rem- fJlfs, ii It. brief operation ua tne system. It cures quickly It Is the most certmn rerneuy in cxi.i. nce, ana it i. soia cneaper than unv olher medicine In uso. We tearleasly a.sert that tbl. great Arabian remedy will do rnoro good lor leai money than any other Liniment or Ointment in the world. ror iioraea nun t.nisir, Ita erlecta are equally .triklng and salutary. In Sweeny It hn. no equal, being an iulaliible cure; alto, in Poll Evil. Htg Head, fistula, Spavin, Calls, Strains, Bruises, Scratches, Wounds, no matter how bad. Sore Rye., even to bliudncss, .welling, ot ev ery description, and many inflammatory diseases. COUNTEKKKITS, OfJr.TKKKKIT. Beware of a base Couut.-rl. it called II. u f arrelt s Arabian Liniment. This spurious article i. aold byanneaa "Farrell. l iniment," to thoto whe areh.it careful to call lor tho genuine W. B. Farrell'. Arabian Liniment. Alwuy. ask for W. B.FAR-UKI.i.'t- ARABIAN I.INlMKNT.and Uke no other. rT The genuine Arabian Liniment I. aold bi-DENK ti HMIItY, J. at K.T. COOK, O. UOI1ERTS cS .and WM. FAIIRENHOI.TZ, Columbu.. J. P. (iatelina, Carroll; Joshua Hetta, Cottage Mill.; Cherry rUimmel, 'Lockbournei T. Jonra at bro., London ; O. H Bliss & Co , Went Jelleraon E. (ieohegan, Baltimore ; K. L. S locum, Lancattrr; J. N. Wilson, Newark; Page. A Ingram, Newark ; Spencer 4. Channel, Bolincgreen; J.iho D Park. Cincinnati: And Druggists ud Merchants generally, In the United Stales and Canada.. marJ JY. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jewel- er, Higk$trttt,bttwt the American and Neil Hovte.Colim' am, Ohio. Hating purchased tbe entire stock of William Savage,! will continue tbe business at the old atand, where 1 will keep a first rate a.aortment of WATCUKS. JEWEbRY, MI.VfK f l"Utl,N, FORKS. ( I TI.KHY, And a aeneral varietv ot FANCY ;oOUS. For tbe nreaent I willresidein New York, and persona In want of goods, may rely apon seeing all new patterns ol jewelry In y store. With these aaaurancea he hopes to retain the confidence of tha former Datrona of the concern, snd of the citizens generally. Tbe HaicA Rqniring will be attended to by W. M. Savage, long known In thla eectloe a. a nrst rate wot. man . jul6 J. Y. SAVAur., ji NOTICE. Having disposed of my stock ol good, to Mr. John Y. Savage, Jr 1 cheerfully recommend him to all ot my old caatomer,and the pnblic generally. A it i. abmlntelT necesssrv that nr ontst.nding business shoald beetosrd, all perMm. knowing themselves indebted to ma will call and eettle up. JulB W. H.SAVAUE. T ITHOGRAPHY. Every description of I J IT n Vl.nf DnIUI... P..P.P.T ,a . 1 tlrflW. 1J inrs s, Rusitmsa and Show Card., all kinpe of Druggist and other in and fancy labels. Bill and Letter Headtnga, Fae Similes, plai etc liinni i.Tiw sv winder Lilkogrtpktrt and Engraven. Ho. 115 (Odd Fellows' Building) Walnut street, decMm Cincinnati. Ohio. COFT STRAW BONNETS. Ladies' Soft O Straw Bonnets lso, Legbora aad Straw Hata for Misses, this d y received by ex press, at nct-ui f. maJO next door to tbe American NEW YORK ADVERriSEMEXTS. raOM W B. al'DONALD's ADVXBTUINO HOUSE, 103 NA59AO-8T., If. V, l?ALL AND WINTER BONNETS. R X' T.WILDE No 52 John ttreet, Now York, Manulaclurer ol and Dealer In all kinda ol .Ilk, satin, velvet, and In tuct every kind of Fnncy Ilonueta. Also, Importer of all kinda ot rrencn r lower., ol tue greato.l variety ana rtennaa. to be ob talned In New York. Tbelateat atylea of French Bonnota received bv every steamer. All ol which will be ottered at tbe lowe.t possible rates by the ca.eorooien Milliner, are particularly invited to can ana ex. amine me great variety ol rattern nonnets. ju ju jm-x T OOK1NG GLASS WAREROOMS Art XJ Hepositoev and Oallkbv WILLIAMS, STEVENS k WILLIAMS, Importers and Manufacturers, 353 Broadway, New I org. Pier, Wall and Mantle Mirror; portrait and picture frames, cornices, basea. Interior d cor.tlona. aY e. Oil Painting; ArtitW Matiriali, English, French and (lorman r.ngravinga, etc. far tin PurcHaie and Sate of tine patntmgi, Art Manulacturea, Illustrated Worka, Work, on the Fiuo Arts, etc , they are prepared, by their advantageous premise., location and extensive connection., to otter ureat facilities. Our Oalltriet (replete with all that is new and beautiful In art;, are iu an limes open to visitors, witn the a.surancs to purchasers tbutevery article will bo lurnlshed at the moat reti.ona- Die rsiea. juium-M w EST POINT SCHOOL. This well known Institution la most oleasantlv and healtbiully .It- uatcd amid tb Highlands of the Hudu n, a short distance Irom New 1 ork city. Peculiar advantage, are ottered lor pro curing a thorough and acnoinpli.hed education in alltbedepart-mentaol learning It. military exercl.e. are found to contiib-ute admirably to discipline and to the manly and graceiul bear ing ot It. pupil.. The immediate violultyof the U. 8 Military Acauemy mourns tue aiu ot the moat di.llngulsheu and acenm. plishod Instructors. Pupils from 12 to Hi year, ol age prefer, red. Rrlerences General Scott, U. S. Army; Col. A. J. Pleas unton, Philadelphia; Cbailea King, I. L. D Now York city, rrnii aiors ol l ale uoiiego and unitca statea Military Academy, for lurtuor parttcuiara adores. rJUWAKU V. MBSLII, a. si. Ju'.3-3m-u West Point, New York. T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF JU nitvfjoons! L. O. WILSON & CO., Imnorter. and Jobbera of Drv Quods. No. VI Courtland Street, (oppotite tin National and Western NEW YORK. Invite tho attention of Wholesale iitrsiciia to their very larao assortment ot fioods, which is kept complete at all seasons ot the year by tho addition of all the new styles and fabrics that are cnnitautiy atrivlng by " steamers " and 41 packets." We have large departments devoted exclusively to tho sale of cloths, (,'AssImeres, Veilings, Tailors' Trimm'njjs, White Goods. Uo- iery, Dress Goods, Hhawls. Yankee Notions, Domestics, etc., ftc. In addition are displayed largo lines of prints, including Merrlmacaand Cochecos, Ginghams, Lawns, Berages, Mack and other staph) Silks, Merinos, Hnmbazinea, Alpacas, aud the nu merous other articles appertaining to the Dhy Goods Tbadk. Also, agents lor the sale of "Uoylia Jiuyiil i'atent Swauedown tewing Cotton " We invite the attention of the closest buyers for cash or credit. marlR ly-M THE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK. TIIOMAH KTF.A RNH. Importur and Jobber nf SilltM, MilUnav aud Fan cy Goottg, at ntti cah prlcrn Time) igiantcil by muling Interest 1113 Broadvay. Ntw York, lias now In store, and 1. daily receiving and ottering at the lowe.t prices, a complete as aortmentof goods in hi. line, ctubrscing all tho variuu. .tvle. and design., con.i.tiog of black and fancy illka, marcellnc, Flo. rence.,iiiuwi9, trimmings, honuet ritibons, taticta and sat'n ribbon., dre.. trimming, ol all kiads, French and Kngllib crapea, crupe lisaoa, .ilk cravats, embroideries, gloves of all kind., silk luce mitt., barege, lacea, white gooda, hosiery, L. C. llandker cbiela, etc. The undersigned invlt 's merchant, from the north, south, enit and wes t, when in the city, to luvor him with a call. nnd exnmlolne hi. stock before purchasing. niua. it. b l AAiiao, ios uroauway, d"0Hl ly bet. I.perty at. and Maiden Lane, N. Y. CARPETS, &c We have just received this spring tho second Urge lot of CiirpelH, OH Cloth, Kami. &e..makinir our stock of houB lurnishiua good, the large.t In the city, and con.istlng In part ol 4U p. ingrain ana rrimca vevei uarpei, tOp. do do Tapestry Uruasel. carpet ; SO ua anDerfine and fine Thr e-PIv do ; 00 p. do do all wool Ingrain do; 20 ps wool and cotton do IS p. cotton Ingrain and . tripe 10 p. .tair Uruasell and Venetian IS p. super Dutch dining room wool 10 p. do do hemp and .ilk do do 10 p. Hag and other low priced fU .UDor aod common Rugs: do; do; do; do; do; do; t() wool, sea graia and hemp Door Rug. ; 1( 0 ai.orted kind. Door Mat.. We cut, make and put down carpets on reasonable tonus and shortest notice- , For aale cheap by osiitJHN at btkyvaht, muO.I opposite Capital U u.e, Columbu.. REASONED LUMBER, LOW FOR CASH. O The subscriber, havn on band a lull assortment of .en soned lumber and shingles of all kinda lor building purpose.. They have al.o, in addition to their flooring machine, put in operation one expressly lor surfacing, and are prepared tu lur niah, on short notice, lumber dn .sed on one or both .idea, from inch' s down to halt an Inch in thicKneaa. Yellow and white nine, ash and oak Mooring alwaya on hand. All order, from a di.tance promptly attended to. Warehouse and Lumber Yard head of the canal, Columbu., Ohio. pi BUTTLES, UUMalUUh at Uu, VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Inloti Nos. 898 and 300, on High street, west side, near tbe Railroad Depot. Also, PUUdlVUlon WO. U Ol tlUUOlS OX ana UJ, uunrunuwuj outh side. Alto, Subdivision No 11 of same Outlots. Inquire of tho undersigned, at Dcnnison & Carrington'a Law OfficiJ, Odeon Uuildtns. . . ' .... c ii n muni Wi'Tam leb.tWlll u. ii. LrtUHiiMnoii NEW STYLES CKOClviiK Y . We are now receiving, direct from manutectorles In Furope, n aulendid assortment ol colored Ironstone Ware, comprising a large variety of new colors, atyb a and ahspes. our stock ol ware ot all kind, is now very large, and all of now and desirable gooda. All r uyera of ware will find it much to their advantage to cal. and examine our atock and price, before buying elaewhere. ... OL VI U O . l.ll, julO Journal Building., High street. qiOOL WORKS, corner of First and Lib- L laTvaxnvxTa. PiTTanrjioii. Pa. Machinists Toolaofevery variety, auch as iron planers, .lideand hand turning lathes, drill tng machine., slide rota, etc., etc , manulactured to order. jui-Mma jusmii r. uaniijiun SELLING OUT AT COST N. S. Baker, deslrona of aellinir out hi. exten.ive .tock ot Upholstery Ware, oiler, rare bargains to those wishing anything in this line, llisatork ennsiataof aDrinir. curled hair, cotton, moaa, palm leal and husk niHttra.se.; Warren's patent sola beds; lounges, sola., etc. Also, material fur lounge., cot. and romlorts; Intact, every article in hia line ot busine.a. Clle has removed hia establishment from the Exchange Block to the Broadway Hotel, nearly opposite, where ha will anil hi. good, at prices that cannot tail tu be .atlslactory to a:L np'-SMi TADIES' LEATHER RETICULES. A 1a large and beautiful assortment ot Leather Reticules, furn ished snd unfurnished. Just received at tho New Bookatora ol .p20 J. H. RILEY t CO TNRST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS ts i I 1,-Ypnvaa yttlPl cv A- IIAI.I. have now their full stock of good., comprising all the new styles ot Kress Hoods, MILLlNKau suppuea witn uooua ana i aiMirii. i j Ivance from New York coat. Mualin work. Honneta. Itibbons, etc. ""'ir1 'TUioiAS DOUGLASS, (late Bliven & I DncoLAsa), Comm'asion Merchant, manufacturer and wholesale dealer In every deacrlption of AMERICAN Ii A IC1 vv Ann, Mn. .1 Pl.tt street, f.iur rfnora trom Pearl. New York, Manufactu rer of the Premium Steel Squares; Agent lor Bee'. Braces, Turn-acrewa, etc.: ai.io, Kendall Ii Taylor a Tbermometera, Barometers, etc.; Union Butt Co'a Butt., Oatfl Hlngea. BraeketJ, etc.; Brown It Rrotfaer'a .heet Braaa. Brasa and Copper Wire, Rivets, etc; N. Neweomb'a Smitba. Bellows, etc. J llll.a uuoui-.ij, ASA FARR,Jr, novlMy late ol the firm of Child, Farr Co, St. Loula, 7 UST OPENED The subscribers would re- I ..uM-ifnllv aonounce to their frienda and the trablie I" gen eral, that they have juat opened a store on the corner of l ong street and State Avenne, opposite P. Uayden's Factory, where they Intend to keep constantly on hand, a larg-assortment ot tbe very beatol r amity tiroceriea ancn a. veaa. rauw, i.r.i, moJ.ases, flonr, rice, ttsh, aoap, candles, atareh, cheese, ete..et- together with every artlclensed by families, which they oSer to sellon the lowestterms, lor un oniy. n July 14, 1952. w. i'iau m. 1853. GILLETT & CO'S HI! II. HOITSK HATHTORK. KN..d Daair Massth nf lht Matin Kslrssrs We are now receivlna oar su rimer so only of Hats, Caps nnd Straw Onoda. to which we Invite tne attention of the ctilena ot Central Ohio. Onr foods are man a I acta red nnd-r the aoperfn- tendence ot one of the firm in Connrctlcnt, and lor sviea, qoail ty and variety cannot be aurpaased in the west. Among onr aasoraneni can oe ioana ids i.wwij : Uenta' Fashionable Moleskin Hats, extra: . drab Beaver Hats, e-vtra; u m M and black Cassimere3i Cittzcna flrse Cassimere HaU; I Iner. " Peal Hata. Straw Goods of every style, Viiaee' Flata, Ladies RlHm. II. t. and Caoa of ctttv osrtem. W. h.re a larae atock of Solt Hata foTSaVs by the bex, VXSV Low, and we respectmiiy solicit id. iiimur. m cunnry chants. 'V TPPATHM linSTR.RS A Inrms siaanrt 1 mrat of Feather Dustera, yast opened and lor aale low by i . H AV 13 FflSTrg FANS, FANS. A small stock of new pat terns, assorted, for sals cheap to cke cut. JbS J. H. RILEY 4k CO. BOOKS & STATIONERY. XTOTICE TO DEALERS IN PAPER X 1 HANfJINOS. The undersigned respectfully give notice that they aro agents tor the (allowing highly celebrated sianu laotiirer. or rapers ana noruers; Dellicourt & Co,) Solomon Hart, French Goods. Wm. Pehl It Co., J M. A. Howell, 1 Jones, Smith it Nerers, I Christy & Constant, New York. Thorns. Faye it Co., I K. McNamee, J Belrose it Fay, Philadelphia. J. F. Bum.tead & Co., Boston. jy5 J. II. I1ILEY fc Co, NEW MEDICAL BOOK. A Practical Treatise on Dihtal Mkdicinb, to which la appended an Inquiry Into tho use ol rblorotorm and other ane.thetle agent., id edition revl.ed and enlarged, ny 1 no., r.. Bona, A, n. Just rtcoin d at the New Bookstore of Jy J. II, RILEY & CO, DIGEST OF THE OHIO REPORTS, BY S NASH, being a Digest ot the 2Jth Volume of the Ohio lb-ports, oouuinlng togethur all the ease, over reported at law anu in equity, to tne ruprerae court in uanx. This Is uot a mere lndtx to the Kenorta, but a complete .yn- op.ia of the law decided, and every point of law and legal pro. pusitiou recognized by the Court la coming to their final rosult. L"n A', tne new iioosaiore ot j. tj. mi.r.x tu. VE W LAW BOOK. A Treatise on the Law 1 1 and Practice of Voluntary Assignment., lor the benefit of creditors, witn an Appendix ul form., ny Alexander a. nurriu. JUU received sud lor aale at tue new nooiaiore. jyS J. 11. KlLEY ic CO "VTEW BOOKS. Rhymes, with Reason and A., without; by H P. Shilluuer (Mrs. Partington) ; lll.cour.es on tbe Beatitudes bv E. ii. Ch.pin ; Memoir of Mrs. J ulia II Scott, with her Poem., and selection. fiom ber Prose; by Mrs. C. M. Hawyert Tbe Hibiein the Counting House t a Conr.eof Lectures to nercnant.; oyu.A. itonnimtn, V.U.; 'travel, in Egypt aud Palestine; by J. i nomas, n. I ; Maria Ue II. ruiuro, a tale ol tbe Crescent City; by W. Gil- more Simuis. Ju.t received at tho New Bookstore of jul6 J. U. HILEY It CO. IUST RECEIVED, nt SYKES' DEPOT. f I The Bnarbnn Prince the History of the Itoyal Dauphin of France, being the only reliable history of the unlortunate Prince Louts tne tfevi-uteenth. lull EW PUBLICATIONSJUST ISSUED Fanny Fern, or Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio t Doctor Birch aod hi. Young Friends; by Thackeray; Sam Slick's Wise Saw., or what be .aid, did or Invented ; Modern Flirtations ; by Catharine Sinclair j Cyrllln; a I sle by tho author of Initial.. julO For .ale by BURR It RANDALL. EW LAW BOOKS The Ohio Codes, in J. 1 Law binding ; Tbe New York (Vide and Digest; Nati fiatitvnord. Pleading under the Code; Wbittaker's 1'iAftlce under tlie Code: Together with a lull stunk of law book., embidcuyg all that ii new and valuable. For .ale at ihe New Book.tore. julO J, U. RILEY It CO. PJAP AND LETTER PAPERS BURR & RANDALL are agents ol the celebrated Southworth Menu- ficturlng Coratmnv. and ott'-r their naners by the ca.o or single ream at mill pricea. Including blue and white ruled cap, blue and white ruled letter, Bath po.t, all size.; commerei.l note, flat cap, lolio post, etc. ju7 MEW BOOKS JUST PUBLISHED. 1 1 Layard's tresh DI.eoverie. in Ninoveh and Babylon, with 11 the mapa and engravingain the Engli.h edition; Svo, mu.iin. Lite and Letter, of Stnuhou Olin.D.D .LL. D.. with portrait; 8 volumes mu.iin. Tho Old House by the River; I2mo muslin. Thackeray's English Humorist, of the 181b century; 12mo muslin. lUnke's Civil Wars and Monarchy In Franco In the 16lh and 17th centuiiea; 1-Jmo. Mrs. r lllt'a Summer Ramblra In tho West. ju37 Foraaleby BI.'RR Ac RANDaLL. NEW LAW BOOKS Reports of cases argued and adjudged In the District Court of the United Statea lor the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, from May, 18 JO, to May, 184H, inclusive. By M. 11. Crabbe. Volume fi Nelsby, HurlstoneAt Gordon a Excheq ier Reports; Volume 70 English Common Law ; Volumes 4, S and 0 British Crown Cases; Young It Jnrv!.' Exchequer Report.; 3 volume, t Town.hend'a New Forms, in Practice under the New York Code; The Law of iVisI Prius. by John Frederick Arcbbold, E.q. third American, from the second London edition, with notes re. lerring to the latest Araorlcan decision., by John K. Findlay; 3 volumes. Ju.t received at the New Book.tore of JulO J. U. RILEY It CO. THE MODEL ARCHITECT, containing original designs of Cottages, Vlilaa, Surburban Residences, etc., by Sam'l Slocum, Architect. Complete seta ot vol. 1 and it Just received at the Bookstore ol mall J, ll. lliutl at uu. SAVE YOUR ICE BUR-NErs PATENT WATER COOL. IC It. We are now prepaiod to after our Irienda and customers a. uperlor article ot Water Cooleraof entirely new .tyle., and at greatly reduced pricea. This article ia the result ot theapplication ot aeien-tilic princlplea to tbe purpose Intended, viz: to keep wster aa cool aa possible, a. long aa possible, aud with the least quantity of ice. s- Tbe proprietor baa long devoted his at-Vten'loii to thia particular branch ot domes ttcoconorr.y, it pasaing trom onelmprove ment to another, has at length arrived a near jierle-tlnn a. it la possible to reach. A proot ol this I. found in tho very general use of these Cooler. In all pirts of tbecountry. A simple statement of Iscta in regard to theae Coolera, will satisfy every one ot their auperlorlty. Firat, they are the only article of the kind ever patented. They are lurniibed with two distinctnon-con-ducting chambera, by means ol which, with two pound, ol Ice to tbe gallon, water la kept (at a tempera'nre of 40 above zero, or only t) from Ireezlna) ail day. Thus, at a coat ot aome three cenu per day, a lamilyof ordinary aize can be con.t-.nt lv aunnlled with water aa cold a. ice Itself: Jarser number In the aame proportion. Thla haa been found by actual experi ment to ne a aaving oi i ren.i aeTeuiy-nv. par cent, over the Lnnhen Jars, formerly nsed fur this purpose. Agsin.theM Cooler. NKvraswKAT; in thiswayaavlnrmucb unnceaaary waste and trouble. Being manulactured in tbe moat workmanlike style, and hand aomely finished In every respect, tbey msken very beautiful or nament lor the Dining Room, Hotel or Steamboat. An impoitant Improvement ha. lately been added to the Cooler, viz i A .mall Pan (capable Jl holding from six to eirht lbs. ot Hatter) Inserted airecuv unaer roe cover, l nt. quantity ol butter can be kept perfectly bard all day, withoutadditlonal lee, (a very Important addition to the economy and cum fort of tarn, illes. It desired, the Cooler ran stso no turnnned at a .mallexpen.e witha FILTEKINti APPAIIATUS, which serves the additional purpose ol removing all Impurities from the water, rendering It perfectly e!.ar and holes orre. Tha Cooler and r titer may ni.een in ep.-i.tlon alany time at BURNF.TS Hou.e Furnishing Establishment, No. 14 East Fourth street, Cincinnati, O. For aale In Columbus by J yo. K. II KYI., mar.11 High atruet ; iv,.a,i.v....eJ. " WINDOW SASH We r ff hare warn an arranirmetit i with one of the mstofHRbratrd iwh L ..,.U4nrliai iaa tha. IVmI ... J ... ! prepsrr d to til all orders lor sash. wanuiaciareo oy praciicai wornn.cn and ol ftKMi matertais. All orders it-it at our hardware ton. No. Ih9 liigh trrrt, iifD ol tbe liilt Broad Aa. wtitrrceive prompt attentii.n. Kn.nol'KNK. KU1IN8 1c CO. Columbus, AprilS-, lf-01. VTEW FUR STORE Jarvu & Fairchild, 1 1 149 Main .treet. Cincinnati, have an extensive aed well selected stock ot none but new and Ireak Fore, tor hadie.. We haw thia day received Irom New York aome beautiful apeei mnos ! Mis-a' and Children's drab and black Beaver Hats. nov-Tdly jakvih ft r Aim nu.u. BOYS, Youth's and Children's Calf and Kip BOOTS and S HOES a general assmtmert for Sprier and Summer trai, at (ra.fi) J. W. CONr-TAnS. HOSIERY 500 dozen ladies, rents, misses, AL yoatb. and Infame' hosiery, allot torn be tasake. tnat ore. ed by lainui nnuwvr.n EXCITING AND SUBSTANTIAL. The r-enatrvr'a Son, nr the Maine Law a taat Refers; hj Hetta Victoria ratter. Solomon Northrnp: Twelve Yea, a r-uve : Tee Hunt flame. Irom ttc Germa of Zarhexk-!. )yl Jart received by BI.'KK ak RAKDALL. 7WSTORlOEOirBUTL i. 1 0t) piece, nf Paper Han ring, from the b-t French nnd ABseriesn Maantacteriea. Alau, a fall nnply of Bnrd-ra and t:.n!a Papers, Prints for Fire Boards. Decorative Far-era, hnr QlHera. Halt, and Pabtir Rnooma. at wboh-aale and ruit- f5" Tn trade rapplied on tee -t ts-rnas. c. at the New St. -re, Oden Baildirg ivS J. H. RILEY A Co. LAW PARTNERSHIP. S WAYNE & BAKER The amr-p-- art'l prarrJee as lacojjs-tlwr-ahip. (jr Qfiet in tkt City HUtn n. h swath1:, apT-dly R. P. L. RAKFtt. TMPORTANTTO THE INDUSTRIOUS L " iVwtng Bu-da," very trreat enareaipnen. for Mt Se Rew Boukatore. raa3 J. H. RILEY A CO. PARASOLS New styles just received by sro'jf 8HOWDEl-'S r .a tii I I TRANSPORTATION. 1853. ia3 I853- CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD CHANGE J OK TIME (teitk an additional EXPRESS TRAIN). On and alter Thuraday, June 3llli Inst, until further no tice, tbe trains on int. road win ue run a. louuwa EXPRESS MAIL NO. 1. !... rnlnmhii. at 'A.4!i n. m. , arrive at Newark 5:15 (after ar rival ot Evening Train from Sandusky), aud .t Zsnesvllleat :15 p. m. RETURNING. Leove Zanosvllle 7:30 a m ; arrive at Newark 8:30 .before departure ot Morning Train lor Sandos.y), and at Columbuaat 10 a m connecting witB tne Morning express i ram mr omnimi, Thl. 1'r.lr, .Kin.utT.vlnr'.. Co umlna. Pataskala, Klrkersville, Union, Newark, Clay Lick, Rockdale, Black Hand, Claypool'a, and at nea.ant valley only. EXPRESS NO. 2. Leavo Coiurcbu. at 10:15 a m, immediately after arrhal of Lightning Train" from Cincinnati i a-rive at newarx oejort the departure of Accommodation Train for Mansfield, and at Zaiiea- vine at into p m. RETURNING. Leave Zauoivllle at 2 p m ; arrive at Newark at 3 p m, and at Columbu. at 4:40 n m, in time for Evening Accommodation Tram tar Cincinnati. n. . 1 1 . rt 1 .1. n..-b-.1. ITIvl.. on no .nit. in i r-m vi linn is, uri. i ni...n,.i ...,..- eraville, Union, Newark, Black Hand. Claypool'a and Plea.ant Valley only; coming Wet, at Pleasant Valbiy, Clayprol'a, Black-Hand, Newark, Union, Klrkersville, Patakala, Black Lick and Taylor's only. , , , , With bot . the Express Trains, the coaches of the Ohio Ftafo Company between Zsnesvllle and Wheeling win run in ctoso connection. At Wheeling they eonnoct with the Trains on the Baltimore ana omo luuroao. FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Leave Columbu. at 6:30 a in ; arriving at Newark before the departure of the Morning Train for S.udu.ky, and at Zsnesvllle otilMUam. RETURNING. Leave Z.ne.vllle at B:45 p m, paasing Newark after arrhal of Evening Train from sanausHy, ana arrive at uoiboioui ni put, Jhis Train .ton. at an way .latiuu.. By order, D. S. GRAY, Agent, Columbu., June 58th, 1853. 1TTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND J X K.N I A KAII.HOAUS. SUMMEB ABRANOKMINT, to com. mence May lfl, 185a. Four Passenger 'trains Daily, (Sundays excepted.) Tralnarun by Columbu. time, which 1. seven minute. taster tlmn Cincinnati tlina. , Until further notice, Passenger Train, will icavn tne uepot on Eaat Front street, a. foliowa i Express Train at o a. to ; Accommodation Train at 7:30 1, m j Hillsborough Train at 2:30 p. m.; Mall Train at 5 P. m.t ForLlnwood, Plain.ville, Milford, Loveland, Foster's, Deerfleld, Morrow, Foit Ancient, Oregon, Corwin and Wayneavillo, Soring Valley, Xenia, Cedarville, Selma, South Charleston, London, We.t Jefferson, Columbus, Yellow Spring, and Springfield. Returning from Columbu. Mall Train will leave at 4:5 a. m; Exprea. Train will leave at 1:30 p. m.; Accommodation Train will leave at 5.15 p. m.; Returning from Hillsborough at 7 a. m.; Returning trom Springfield at 5:5 a. m.; Returning trom Springfield at 5 p. m rrains Kill stop as follows; The Pvnre.. Train li a. in., from Cincinnati, at Loveland, Mor row, Xenia and London, only I 1:30 p. m., from Columbu., at London, Xenia, Corwin, Morrow, Loveland and l'lainvllle, only. Accommodation Trsin, 7::J a. m, irom uinciunau, nnu.. a. m, Irom Columbus, at Plainville, Milford, Mlamiville, Love-.n.i i,-n.ta.'. na..re.,i,i. Morrow. Fort Ancient Freenort. Corwin, and Wiiynesville, Spriug Valley, Xenia, Cedarville, Solma, South Charleston. London, and West Jefferson. Also, on proper notice by flag or to conductor, at Linnwood, Clayaville, Florence and Mail Train, 4:5 n. ro. from Columbu. nnd 5 p. m. from Clncln. nsti at West Jefferauo, London, South Charleston, Selma. Cedarville, Xenia, Spring Vallry, Corwin and Wayneavillo, Free- port, Fort Ancient, Morrow, Oer.rneld, Foster'., Butterwortn s Water Station, Loveland, Milford and Plainville. Alao, at Clayaville, Finn nee and Alton, on notice. Hillsborough Train at 7 a. m. frem Hillsborough, and 3 30 p. m. from Clncinuatl, at Lynchburgh, We stboro', Blanchester, Ooihen and Wilmington pike, Loveland, roiaiown, mi.im.u.o, uiuuni, Plainville and l.inwood. Also, on notice at fl.g .tallona. Passengers for illllsboro', Chilllcothe, and intermediate points, will take the 930 p. m. Trnjn. Passengera lor Springfield will take the 7:30 . m. or 5 p. m. Linea of Hacks and Coache. run In eonneetlon with the traina to tha Inllowlnir towns: Lebanon from Deerfleld ; Wilmington and Clarkavllle from Morrow and Corwin ; Qothen, and points above, from Milford. The Train, connect witn tne maa iinrruu in.or.iwn.ii-nt An-inotioM - Cnlumhua and Cleveland Railroad at Co- lumbus; Central Ohio Railroad to Zaneavllle, aod lines of coache. from Zane.ville to Wheeling, ite. On Sunday, but one train will be run, leaving Cincinnati at 2:30 p, m., aud Columbu. at 0 . m, .toppiog at all way station. on notice. .... Fare trom Cincinnati to Xenia ' " Do do Hill.tiornueh ............. 1 75 Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do do do do do do do do Chlllicothe 3 75 Springfield ! 00 Cleveland 6 00 Shelby 75 Columbus 3 00 Z.ne.ville 80 Wheeling 1 15 P f r.hn ri.h 7 75 do Fnr other Inlormatlon. and Thr ouch Ticket., apply to P. W. Stbadek. Orneral Ticket Agent, at the Ticket Office, southeast corner Broadway and Front .treet., Clnrinnatl WM. it Cl.l'.Iur.n A, puperini.ou.-" neTh. rmmn will not be resuonsible torbaggagoex eeediog titty dollar, in value, unlesa tbe nine Is returned to the Conductor or Agent., and freight paid at the rate of a passage for everv i30C in value above that amount. mal4 151 mrrmjrmmmMiim 'POLEDO, NORWALK & CLEVELAND JL RAILROAD Forming in connection with the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, the Lake Shore, and Cleveland and Plttaburgh Railroad., the only Knllre tlalircinti i.ine aeiwera tnt- r.u.i imu ,-t-,,. Ihe best and must exueditluua route between Eaatern cities ud St. Louie. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. i .r,A. ainH. .r. lilth .L.tn. iiH.fln.er traloa will Vll Bin. -IIIC, ...uuun., - , - run daily (Snndaya excepted), aa tollows: Leave Toieoo, Accommodation, at 9:10 a. m. stopping at all way atatlona. tio Emeu, at 3.15 n. m stoDDtng only at Fremont. Belle- rue. Monroeville and Norwaik. Night Express, at 11:15 p. m stopping only at Fremont, Belle-vue, Monroeville, Norwaik and Oberlin. Leave Clerelnnd, rtm tZmms. at 7:00 a. m. atooDlng only nt Norwaik, lion roeville, Bellevue and Fremont, Accommodation, at iu:uu a. m. slopping at an raum. u.-L. l- . Q.iw. n. ,,n,iinv onl at Oberlin. nor j.rfn ifi t -. y -- ri walk, Momoeville, Bellevue and Fremont. Connecting, Directly, At Toledo, with train, of Michigan Southern and Northern Indi ana Hallroad tor tnieago ana way .isituu., menu" Chicago and Rock I.lanJ Railroad and ateamera on litinol. river, to Ft L,ouie. At Bellevue, with Traina of Mad Rivor and Lake Erie Road for Saauu.ay City, Dprmgncia, uayiun, -.ucidhu, iiwimwi,. At Monnlevllle, with trains of Mansfield and Sandu.ky Railroad . i i . -1- . I , I. . . kn. V .wi , I n mA lor panausay, cuoii j .uacu-., - At Oral!,' with traina of Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Italiroan, i , ,u , " .. vimh.., - j-At Clc-velaifl, with tra'na of Lake Shore Railroad fur New 1 or i and Hoaion.vin dbuiiu snu ihniuj, .uu . --- Dunkirk, with traina of t'k-veleud aad Pittsburgh Railroad for PitttburgU, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington City. s K. B. PUILLIPri, Su'pt. Orrrcal T. N. and C. R. R. Co, I Njrwalk.O, Mayl4.1S53. ( fWEAP STEAM COMMUNICATION BE- J TWFEN PHILADELPHIA sk LIVERPOOL. The Liverpool and Philadelphia Steamship Company Intend Bailing their newat-a-nanip. aa foliowa: CITY OF l NcnESTER, 8-125 tona, Capt. Fnbert Leltrh. CITY OF CLA-I.OW, 1,610 tona, Capt William Wylie. CITY jF l'IIIl.Al)KLPIHA, 2.20U tona (ujw buildtnrl- mat rkiUdclpklm. City nt Mas.ehe.ter..., ....Sstnrday, Jnne 11th. City ol lilatrnw ............. City ot MMK-bester.. ............ City ul l.l.giw City of Mani oeMrr. ...... .....-.- ........Saturday, Juty Sd. Saturday. July :0!h. ...Satnrday, Autrust Solh. Satnrdav. !eptembeT 17th. ....Satnrday, Octjber Sth. City ol Olaagow. Frem LiverrHteL CitT nf C'mf.w Wedne.Iay, Jooefih. -. .j arinrn Wedneeday. Juiy t tb. City of Olaarow Wednesday. Jn-y S7ta. City .T Meneh-n Wedm-adav. Aoganxun. n,m rfllmin. ...Wednewi.v. teotemnev 14th. tiiy o Msmckester - Wednesday, October sta. R ATKM 4F PASS AG K. From rhi'iaoenhia. tr.m l.lverpor.L Salnoa alter H.trToo-n...$30 Falooa after Staterooms, W ga. - mit.h p ... l " tnidrtip - g- - tea-ward - ... 45 lorwaid - U ga. Iaclsd:ng srewajd'a f'T-a. vninru-i awet taTf;EK". A limh4 sinter of Unra-c:.s pawnee-, will be lake frt.rn rbikadelpb'a aixl l.rrerpooL mm fon-d m provlsi-na. Frn-a Ph:l.4. InhK I from l.lW1of ....- ivnitlcat'4 twnrv win tv iri here toprt.a wh,i ut a . . h. ...nut ibirlrwli at eorre.p.wirttn-' r.u Fre rfct on nee" rc-aa SO. per toa. aad euerse good., hrrl-. . etcvntl eet.a-n enbt-etto al'" u- An eri-erKiic-d rr--oa will be eri. on each .hip. THOMArl R1CHARD-.0X, 55 Bro.dwiy,!lcw rcrk.and3 Wa'-rrtit rtr--et Pbil.d-lpb'a. KirHAKDSon, BHorilERS A CO, UvrrpoeL jyl-dl ITEEP COOL! FANS, a pood arsortmc.it 4.j7 Fa aale by BURR A RANDAL' INSURANCE. HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, WALL STREET, NEW YORK. FIRE AND MARINK-Capltnl J500,000. CiiAs. J. Martin, Bee'y. 8. L. Loomii, Pre. t. D1RICTORI. Simeon L Loomla, late of tbe 'Mtan,' Hartford; . Wm T Hooker, cashier Continental Bank i Theodore McNamee, firm ot Bo-en at McNamee Jasper Coining, Corntnx A co . Klcb.rd Hlgelosr, Wm II Molten, eo Bliss, Amos H Eno, Oliver E Wood, Levi P Stone, Henry G Ely, J.mes Low, Charle. R Hatch, John B Hutchinson, William Q Lambert, Charles A Bulkley, Lewi. Atterbury , Jr, Levi P Morgan, Amo. T Dwight, John U Nelson, Charles P Baldwin, George C Collins, lieorge D Morgan, Lucius D Coman, David San lord, Cephas H Notion, Charles Ely t Stephen Paul, Buckl.nd W Bull, Alfred S Barnea, Roe Lockwood, Lucius Hopklm, Lyman Conk ; James A Dwlght, Uaao H Frothlnghim, John II Swift, Curtis Noble, Ward A Wolk, Nathan H Stockwell, Jamea Humphrey, Danforth N barney, Homor Morgan; George Pearce, JulO-ly Doane, King Aco ; Claflen, Mellen A co Geo Bill. A co Eno, Mahony A eo ; Wlllard A Wood; Stone 4. Starr; Ely, Clapp A Bowen James Low A co ; CBHatchAcoi JC Howe A co AAA Lawrence It co; Bulkley A co; Lewla Atterbury, jr, A eo; J M Beebe, Morgan A co; Trowbridge, Dwlgbt It co ; Nelson A co ; Baldwin, Slarr A co; Sherman A Collins; E D Morgan A eo , Coman, Lathrop A co I Johnson A Sanford ; Norton, Butter It iloyt; Boyd A Paul; Haskell, Merrick A Bull ; A S Barnea A Co; Lockwood A Son; R Hopkins, Allen A Co ' Brown, Palmer & Dwlght; Frothlngbam, Newell A co f Swilt, Hurlbut Aco; Condlt A Noble; Work A Drake Gibson, Stockwell A co ; Barney, Humphrey A Butler Wells, Fargo A co j George Pearce A co. D. ADAMS, Jn , Agent, Columbu., O. TNSURANCE ON LIFE AND LIVE X STOL'K.agaln.tlo.a or damage by Fibe, and against tbe perils of tho Ska and Inland Navigation, on property of every deacrlption, taken In tbe (allowing companies t ONION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, CInpltnl 8130,0110. OHIO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCIN NATJ, OHIO, Cnpltnl ....8100,000. NEW ENGLAND LIVE BTOCK INS. COMPANY NEW HAVEN, CONN. Canltnl .550,000. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, tjuplml tiuu,iiu. EQU1TAI1LE FIRE INS. CO., OF LONDON. Oapltnl 82,500,000. Risk, taken on the most liberal term., and all losses promptly idjusted. m.r3 dly T. STOCK I ON, Agent. INSURANCE HEAD-QUARTERS, Three JL doors west of the Poslofflce, up etaire, Coldmbds, Ohio Life, Fire, Murine, and Henltta In.urnare. WA11HEN JENKINS, Utneral Insurance Agent, request, all person, wi.hing Insurance to call and tuveatigate theclaima ot tbefollowingcompaniea to tboirunlimited confidence. IN LIFE INSURANCE he represents Tbe Mutual Bern lit, ol New York and New Jersey one ol the heat established and moatreliable companlesnowdoingbuainea. la tha United Statea. Assets about 1. 50(1,000 Also Tne American Temperance, ol Uartford, Connecticut, ottering ample security and many extra adrantagea to Tempo ranee men Capital, $100,000. . Also The American Mutual, of New Haven, Connecticut. Thia Company baa aome features believed to operate very bene ficially to the policy bolder.. Capital, 810,000. Call and examine the statements and prospects uf nsch and all of these companies, snd select tor yourselves. IN FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE, the following companies are with confidence recommended aa eminently deserving of unbounded confidence Tbe Franklin, of Now York. Capital, 1300,000; The Etna, of Utlca, New York. Capital, $170,000; The Springfield, ot Ma.aachu.ctta. " $150,000; The City, of Cincinnati. Capital, $200,000; The Granite, of Utlca, New York Capital, $300,00(1; The Hudson River, New York. Capital, $.'IUO,000; The Rensselaer, New York. Capital, $000,000 ; IN HEALTH INRSURANCE, the People's Mutual Health Aa. ociation, of Springfield, Massachusetts, Incorporated by tbe L-egisiature oi aiassacnusena, oner. le.umoniaia oi unquauona-ble weight and credibility. Capital, $50,0110. eeptst-iy vvArinr.n jr.nn.ins,uen iina. Agent. CONVEYANCING and NOTARIAL' BU-8INE8S WARREN JENKINS. Notary Publio and Con. veyancer, will attend to all call. In thl. line, at reasonable ehar-gea. 'J'ltloa Investigated and abstract) ot tltlea furnished, to any land, in Franklin county, on abort notice. Office In Platl'a block outh aide of State .treet, up. taira. I aepSM-ly OLUMBUS AGENClt KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. 3rair Fund, 100,000. This Company otter, to th. Insured all the .ecurlly andadvantageaoftha Mutual and JolatStock plana(aa hereto tore applied) combined, namely t Low rates ot premium ; an an nual return, In oash, of tbe per eentagt required tortheeontln .ent riskol thevear:an adnauata but not exceaalve provision tor tbe future security of memberslorthewholetnrm ot lite, wlta anadequatnlntore.tlnthe accumulating tund aecuredto sveh member., at death, bv credit, uonn their Dollclea; a guaranty fund designed tor the permanent security of ahorlterag mem. bera, ana atsu lortnopreseniaecuriiyoitnoaeior.uvwooie term ot lite. Thla la tha only Mutual Llfnlnauranco Company whoseratea of nremium are fixed at a fair reduced standard, with a provis ion lor an annually Increaaingaccumulallunol tunda(for future security) In exact proportion to the amount of buainea. and the larrea.ing rl.k Irom advancing age among the members. I'ampuleta. Tracts, Ac, giving In detailthe plan and ratea ot th. Company, furnished gratia, and applicationsreceived,by J. R. TUTTLE, Agent. S. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. ociei-a VALUABLE MILL PROPERY for SALE. V I will otter for aale the mill nronertv known aa the " Lock- ville Milla, now owned by Tennent at Brother, In tbe town uf I (ickvillo, on the Ohio Canal, In Bloom township, rairneia coun ty, Ohio. 1 his property emoraces eleven acrea oi growiu, on wuicd ia n Fl.mriua Mill. Haw Mill aud Distillery, all in excellent order- dwelling housee, atore rouma, corn criba, atock scalea, and every tixture necessary to carry on au exiensive business. This property is situatrd ia the moat tlouri.hinggraln.growlng portion ul Fairfield county. I ne ODJOCI Ol loe aaio 1. iu ciuao up p.i mci uip uimindn Terms made to suit pnrcbaaera. Koriurtber nariiculara. inquiie of H. H. Hunter, Esq., In Lan caster, or of the undersigned, on the premi.es. was. I. i i.nni,ii. Lockville, Fairfield county, Ohio, I May IU, 18.')3. 5 malOdSm pOLUMBUS WATER-CURE AND MED- J ICAL INFIRMARY, funnotly known aa the Mifflin House, for la-iiea on.'y, Is now upeu. Forfuriher particulara address VV. i-UI.1 AllV, M. I.., ma23-d3m Coluuibua, O. r. HxwaoN. c.Lvm holhxs. Oflatifrm of Yorke l,Iltmon. Late offfRicUy Ttligrapk Co. HEWSON & HOLMES, Auctioneers and UENEl.AI. CO.M.rllHMlON MKRCHANTS, Koe. i'J and tJ Walnut street, wtat aid', near roarl, Cinrlnnntl. rT" Regular sisle. of Groceries at auction. Groceries and Mercnaudise generally at privnte aale, C.h adv.ucea nwtie on consiuamcnt. to their address. jaclc-dly TVINDOW CURTAINS.- Another lot of f f bc-jQlilul Lace Lave and Swiss CarUina, thia day received at ain-ui'ti, next door to tae American. tnaS PINT AND QUART FLASKS Jl 10 gross rint rtasxs; o an uaart r laaaa i For ..In at low ratea b v ! mal 4 1 HAG. FOSTER. FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS, in great fANS New and fashionabe patterns for sale aT A" PUk""' J- H. RILEY A CO. , "7RITING FLUID . his article will not ' a a. . . . . .nM ,).. M1IA 1. wnr, H, v v cnrTooA ana now. ireeiy " e ' . .u , . 1 , , Bn.l . 1 inh-r MnuBmmH inn anention 01 vai.acr i'.j'ii . , , .. . . . l-.j, anle hv the ulnt or sell ina. 11 CBQUus nr rrwn " ..... - t,rV.i..,,r I Ion by taep-Ol nnmr.pij TADC lfT-PlVPS. WA- Kr,r ruui.iv.ijiie, " . TERCOOLEKS SUOVftR BtTUS, rte-A fine .a.ort-1 ment -nst rec tvea ana lor ,...,. P.w SPRINO GOODS We have iustl N rreHvrd a larre aiaek el spring goods, and we ean ay to " IvM " ' OSBORN A STE VV A R F T ' ID GLOVES, EMBROIDERIES, DRESS IV -ilLK-, tlel.nra. iVrsge llel.alnea,etc, juat openeoa TJOCKET CUTLERY A fine assortment X oi I o-k-tCrA - rv. n-amfactored by Rogers Wo.tet.holm, .... ..tlvr. Al... Kar Kor " EUPERB ASSORTMENT OF FURS V JAItVl! eV VAIH IIII.O. Mam at-rat dnrw Wow .-. e ei'. M inr.'iF wrtb, wta-fle,Oincitinti. novskldly RUN SINKS, Sewer and Sink Traps, assort- I -t :zf. lo: fate et jzikj. s. nr.it.r-. Town street j.lfi PUFF HOLLANDS, FOR CURTAINS D v.r.o-1. wid-.l.a, frtrm 4-4 tj M wiie lor case. at ri- vP.rl' sise. ma3 J. IL RILE 1 A CO .