Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1853-09-21

              VOLUME XVII. COLUMBUS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1853, NUMBER 58. THE iWiIti l)io State Journal IH PUBLISHED EVERY K T ENINQ, EXCEPT SUNDAY, III SCOTI & SASCOM, JOUBtfAL DOILDINC13, mail AND I'BAIU VTIIUIS INT1UK01 ON UIIJU. TERMS InvnriaUy in advance i In Col unit) UK, SO 00 a juiir ; liy mail, $5.00. Dally during tin sawlou of the Leglslaturu, and 'i'rl-Weekly Cor the remainder of the yaar, S5.00. THR WEEKLY JOURNAL, in fuxnlahwl to city ulcrilK.rs at Ml, find liy mall at ffl.OOa year. Clubs of four and upwards, $J.2fi; of ten and upward, SI. 00. TUB THI-U'EEKLY JOURNAL Is $3.00 a your. HATES OF ADYERTlSINoln THE DAILY JO U UNAL. Tim following rates and rule hare bmn agreed upon between the proprietors of the Ukio ShUesman and the Onto Suit Jontnalt to ha obaerrod lu all casus, after this data. July 20, lHli). Ouo iiarti, 10 UnM or leal of this abed type, for one insertion, S0o. ; each additional insertion, lioo. 8 s So 8e So 1 squaro, 1 252 253 004 00,5 001 10. -I- ,2 squares, 1 873 S75 00 0 00,8 00 10. 12. 15. 3 squares, ,2 604 DO 0 008 00.9 0010. . 1 ! 1 1 1 IIS. lit. I squares, ,8 005 60 8 009 0010. 12. il4. 16. BI tun IIAH- Chan,! bio quarterly, 820, 6 squares, or 4 column, qimrurly,,...l!f:J5' mom lily, 15 wm'kly, ..fr: daily, l.'jt; column, I nionrhly, 25, weekly, ft; dally, 80l Standing card, 6 Unci or leu. for one year 910. No admnlneiuorit to be ooiul(lred by the year, unliwi spi-riflf d on tli o man u fieri nt, or previously airruud hood bntwonD t lit imrn.ui AdvurtLwtiHmM not markod oa the oony for a sntwiJii'd iiuiu) of inHprtioiin, will be contluued one uiouiii, unlem ordt)nl out, and payment will 1 exacted accordingly. All advertisements from strangers or transltmt persons to be paid fn advance Tli) prlrllegw of yearly advartUer, will be confined rlfiMly to nu'ir n'fruiar uumnwis ; ana ail .vmrttteinenrj not per taming thereto, to bti paid for extra. AdrertiV'Uicnta for Auctioneer, General Agents. Heal EstaLe A intB, &e., not to be MiitncteU for by Uieyear, but to be charged uy iiu niwo, ac i ne uhuoj rnu. Amiouneinic candidates (for offices of every duKcriptfon) to bn chargm! at tho rate of fifty conta per week, for each name ; the came io ut, in an cows, paid in advance. Attorneys will be bolden for the price of liiMrtlni advertisements brought in by thorn, l'liblbdiere not accountable tor the ai'mirucy if -anl adTortlsouieuta beyond the amount charged for their pub limfioii " All leaded advertisement to be charged not lea than donhle the above rates, and mwuured aa tf solid. AdvertlsementH on the liinllfl pxaluxlvely, to bo charged at the rate of 60 per cent, in advance of the above rates. NO AtiVEliriHRMENT 0A! BI INHRRTXD QRATDITO08I.T. AdvertiHemeiitH for charitable liwtlturlona, fire couipnnl.tf, ward, township, and other publio meetings, and such like, to be chared hnlf prico. JVnfhs inserted without charge, unta accompanied by fin-ril Invitations or obituary notice)., aiU when bo accompanied, to bo p.iid for. All pernoiu (tending commnnlcaMonfl or requiring notions of (him. Koireos, concerto, or any publio entertatntneuta where charges are miulo for alniitfaiR)t mi l all notices of private enterprises, run only in.-crti-l with tho undeixtamllng that the wuim aro to l pitid for. If hitemlcd to be lntrU'l hi the editorial column, the .-nine will 1 charged at the rut of not lens than 2Q cunts p?r line, :md tln'ii only when aecompaiiied by an advertiftmient. W3I DRNNISON. Jft. If. B. CABRINOTOM. nENNISON & CARRINGTON, Attorneys is at LAW (OJfieefn Odton Huiuingt), will attend to proloi-ional butlnoi. iu tho Stalo and hodorul Court. ; alto, to rnlloa-tioni, the law ot liiKurnuoo and of ptitt-nts. Jaiil,'oJ dly LTTCIAN BOTTI.K8. TUPO COMSTITK, OKO Q. CDMSTOCK. 13UTTLES, COMSTUCK & CO., (succes-) ion to H. Cometnck Sl Co.,) Forwarding and Core mi Ion Merchants, Lard Oil Munulctureis,and dt-ulcra U salt, plaster, '3h and lurabnr. ll:ad ol tho canal, Columbus, Ohio. ttf Liberal advances mndo on coniigmncnu. maiO "JOSEPH P. SAlTTll, Attorney at Law, ff Real Ehtnio. Bounty J-nnd nnrt lonlon A' iit Two doors en it ol fJiu, on Town it n ot, Columbus. Ohio Will attond to tho pr act toe of his provision, obtaining pensioni, buy lug, stilling and obtaininglttnd warrants, selling and leasing roal stato, examining land titles, collection ol claims, etc. ITf Letters from a diatimce must ho postpaid. juHO GERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard-ware and Cutlery, iron, nails, glass, houio builders' mate-rUls, tnrmfng and mechanical loots, military goods, etc., eto. No 101 High strent, sign ol the (lilt Padlock. N EW COAL YARD. A new Coal Yard has been opened on tho lots south of the Ohio Tool Com- tpany's Factory, where Northern and Hocking grate and black-smith's coal will bo so'd by the ton or busbel. dec3dlf V. It. DARNELL, Agent. ANNA UTACltV. W.A. JONKS. STACEY'S HOTEL, southeast corner Main sod Fourth street, Znrrville, Ohio. sep20 dtf T RIDGWAY'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad M street, near the bridge, Columhus, Ohio, titoves of sll kinds, and a great variety ol castings, always n hatd. M ERIC AN HOUSE, Hanover street, Bos- J.X. ton, by I.KWIn RICK I rnbullt.cnlargrd and elegintli luriii.hpd; possessing all the mudern improvements and eonvo. nlence. for tho accornmodation ot the traveling public, nnv.'n ly:l OTTuOTi'EAU, Attorney and Counsellor tit J . Law, and Commissioner of Deed, and to takn positions 'lor Omo and otiiku WKfliKBN r'TATXa, (Uto ol Cincinnati,) nianatabllshed himself In hlsprofesainn In Now York cily, where all enrnmunfcatinns will receive prompt attention. Holers to tho member, ot tho liar ol Columbus, ClnclnDat and Houthorn Ohio. Offii No. 14 H'nil Strtet, Kern York. marg,8 rpo PAPER DEALERS OR OTHERS JL 25 reams good Meilom I'UINTINO PAPER forsale at the nlflco ol tho l)j'A"lf tltllO B I'ATK Jol'IINAI.. CINCINNATI STOCK AUCTION SALES HKUXIN & IIOI.1IKS, Sulci Houmt and C U'nlnyt Stmt, Sell every Wednesdny and faturdsy, at I'J1 m., atthfiMrr-ehanta, Exchsnse, Uailrosd Honds, llailroad, Baukand Insuranee Htocks, Kn.l Eitato and Hotied Meruritles, of all descriptions. The advanUac of those ..lea aro that they aro hold during fhanfie knurl, aud aa thev call together all tho monied men, aecu rili-s will at all times .ell at loir rates. Cincinnati, O., April 14, 1pTi3. DR. It. J. PATTERSON Office nnd resi-dtuce, . mthweit corner ol Ftilo and Fourth .trcots. Jnl:t.:iind HOMAS SULLIVAN, Manufacturer of and Fourth streets, 'J doora a'.ova Ellis & Morton's Dank, tin cinhatl. janl I Dm r w. rrrrM w. naoww. I?ITCII &BROWN,Co!wmission Merchants, 38 Iiock and V. River afreet, Cleveland, Ohio, dealera In lVowr, Lttrd, Butter, t'Awe, Eg, and Product gtmtrally. lff Liberal advance, will bo made on consignment. Kel.n-lo II. KIT H.Colambu.. .plledon JOS. II. GEIGER, Attorney at Law. li (IHIce In Cwyone'. Block, over tha atora of Dwliiht Suntr Co .Columbu., O m7-dll OLUMBUS carriage manufac- Tdlt Y ft'itr the rmtr cf Third nd Guy nrrtu. Meors. K. A H.F. BOOTH are manufacturing and have eonttantlT on band, t their establishment at the location above nam. d, all kinds ot earriairea, bu inlca, etc , made of the best materiala, by the most experienced workmen, and warranted to do good aerv-lee. 1 ho proprietor ate both practical carriage maker., and all work ordertd Iron them will tive good aatisUcliun. Hep.iriui A Mie at theahorteU note. They bsva been carrying on the bu-ainesa in thi. city .ome ten year, and trust they have some claim to public patronage. oc7-dly LEATHER BELTING. The undersigned, Agents forthe sain of RKKS nOYTi? edobratKi preml nm patent Klvltrd Ktrs'trhrd I. rather Bnsidsi,have this day received a lull assortment o! all sises. from IV to I finches la width. We would call the atteution ol the public to the a Sore article, as one poaeeeslng superior merit. They are made from the thick and solid pans ot the best oak tanned leather, and are stretched by powerful machines, (invented and us d by K. Y II. only,) whereby tbev are made to ran straijrbt and true, have a nitons bearing on the drum or pulley, bold their widtbseTenly, and five fmm 15 to 25 percent, more force than those made im the ordinary manner. Sold at manufacturers' prtree, with addition of frHf htonly. by KII.ROIIKNK, RUHN8 St CO., julS Bfraot the iilt Hmad Axe, Columbus, O. TO JL F! FAMILIES AND RETAILERS OF FRFSII OY8 f'EKr? I am reerlvinar dailr freak Baltimore and Kew Haven oysters, which will be anld a. low a the loweaL in ran. or ball cana ; and in all ee. the oyster which 1 eil will be warranted g od. or no a.le. Order, trom the country earetally atu-nded to, with panrmality and dispatch, and by ao doing I hope to merit a ahare of public patronage, ocal C. P. L. BUTLER. NEW ESTABLISHMENT. E. Gayer, as-aisted by A. W. Reader, wonld mymetfnlly announce to the citlaena of Cotomha, and vimitv. that he haa opned COFFIN WAKEKOOH. directly opposite tbe Franklin Hoowt, hm be la at all time prepared to furalah coffin, sb roads, etc, with all tha armrioa and fixture, nerewary on funeral ornMine. and he wianee it dl.tinctly nnderatood that ha terms shall not be of o ohy-tinna. hie a character a toprevrntrwinsui.fKtiaa, oc7-dly A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY X. OROCKR1F.8. at price a low aa the loweat, nnd aa rood aa the beat, can be lonnd at the oth cant corner of Town and. High street. ap30Hf) 8. VY. AI GI STI'8. 1VE W-YO VERT1SO EMS. yno w.ii. M'ponAi,p'aapriTiaiNQ novait, ll)3NAsanaT, w. lRY GOODS.- Sthano, Adriancb & Co, X Importer, and Jotihon nt forrlun and dnrneatlo Drv flnndl. Iibth remurod to tholr new, ipaoloua and elot.nl .tors, 1 0H i. loony airert, a low aooia won ol lltuauway, ew York, wuuru wiry win ouct lor (ale on tno noil reaiouablo tormi, lull aud extomivo ai.ortmont ol f.ncy and ataple dry good, ovrry d.ncrliitlon. C'lotlilor. aud 'j ailor, will find at all time, i full and eomploto tuck of r'ronch, l iigllnh and Amorlcun good., dealgned for men', wear, to which thuy Invite tho attuntlon ot tho elo.n.1 uuynra. juia PATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRAS M... SKS, Madoundorannw and peculiar process, fur I'rlvate iwnimgi, iioion, DU'amuoHts, ouips, etc. Thean bids, together with bolsturs. nil lows, comforters, etc. re otlurrd t j tho public, alicr a tborouch trial, as tho best aii( cheapest known. They possess many and great advantages, among whii-h utuy bo mentioned tho following, viz I Thuy am cheaper thaa hair; will rotain tboir olaitictty always; nru pruoi against an aiuus 01 vermiut aro preventors, as wen ai rollovers uf ibeumatlem ; are awt oter aud fur more cleanly man any oiner: aie oaeny renewt u; aro vaiuaoio as LUO rre- wvi riTini ui i mi iiiniintM 01 (um maieriai ueing sumcientiy ouoy-ant to iUttoin a ucrson several davs. They will be i'ouud dcairalo iur foreign rnarket, particularly for California, Australia, China, and the Julxiuls in tho 1'ucUlc ucean, nearlnit close nucklnu. and on ounulnu rcturuinu' to their ui lyium uuk. rur sviie uy uoi(i';niu & NIXON, soio Agents, No. 1 Park I1 luce, find 18 Murmv tre.t N. Y. Uuholib'i'ors. cari-iaio mukera and others, aunulied with uioreiiiiig or mep iunu. rThc tra ie generally sunulted at a Ilhernl discount. tj. We aro pormifed to ue tho names of the lollowintt Rim ueuit'n, wno nave usi-a snu approve or tne articles: Ccori-e J,. Schuyler, Kiq., i;nntiea dhvis, usq.f Ker. II. VV.H.llows, Robert J. Itiiukin, Kq,t Nh hulns Dean. I'iiu,, j.iireen feerson, ixj., Klihu 'JVumoml, Kq., 11. Grower, H. 0., J W. Ilridhhaw, M. 0., Captain IJuZrirU, liutl tl , Criptrihi Uoluster, 11 Chu'wIu Joseph J. Conutock, Com. If. 8. Mall Hfamor Haliic. leblBDm TO WHOLESALE MERCHANTS. JNO -L V. IIKNDKIIMON & 8M YTH, No. Ituo du Fnu hour.', PoieaonnliTo. 1'aii.. and 17:!. 174 nd 17C Pearl .trout. Now Voi k, oiler tor l aof xlnn.ivo niiorlinent of Oatrlvhand K.ncy heaihiira Frrni'h aud American Artillclal FIowit. und Uinamcnti, Kil.liom, Bunnot Lining., Ittlian, EnglUb, Kronen arid American Htraw and Silk Bonnet., etc., etc., togotbor with a full assortment of good.iuitnhle tor hattora aud cap makers. Tho above, chiefly of our own manulacture, Otthracn tho largest and mint varied stock to bo found in tho United states. Smnpl-s may be seen at our Warorooins in New York. jjO :'m-M ICI1'S SALAMANDER SAFES. Long knownievorely tested always fnlthlul to their tru.t the only .ales inailo combliiing liirli ennd Wllilei- I'ntoiitx. si'HAKNS oi AUItVIN, (succnisora to filch Co ,) I4(i Water street, N. Y. iUOKI.KY ib HE VNOI.UM, Agents, Cluvelsnd.O. Jy7-3m-ai ''piIE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY, X manufacturer oi (jJNlOWl)KK. eotitluunto lumUh txinpowder ot all their well known brands, viz: "Kentucky nillV' "?ea Hboolinir," "American eoortiuif." "Indian Hi tie " " hit e trie, 11 Duck bhooting," In ke, hall and quarter kegs, and Chiiikters ol one iiound ouch. Also, a full nt-Borlmont ot powder lor Itlitatlng and Mining ptirpuses, and tor Kxport. 'J ho reputation ol their Cun I'owder la too well known to require comment It can he procured of the principal dealers in ("o-tumbus, and at liio oilice ot tho company, P!) Wall street, N. Y. city A. (j. ilAZAKD. President. a. rv. wor;LAS eurrcinry. Jy7.:im-; rVO IJhy Goods Dealers, Merchant Tailors, JL ClOTHtRflS AND FCllMSHINO STOnK3 V, IffAltlB it Co.. Importers, No. U Warren street. New York, have alwavs on lihnd, of thetr own importation, one of tha most extensive acsortmettta to be found iu New York city, of goods adapted to men's wear, cunslnittg in part of cloths, fancy easitmeres, overcoatings, silk serirei and linings, all makes ; black and laney silk Testings and v dvets, cashmeres, Marseilles and linen vesting!, drills, etc.; silk cravats, nnweat i'aris and London styles; cam-btic hndkerclilots, kid k'ov.'i, ruinendiirsj hosiery, undershirts, etc., etc, which they oiler at the loweat market prlecs, and to which they invite the attention of the trade. jyl-Im-M FAST MAIL LINE. 15 hours fromColum-bus to Portsmouth. On and after Iflondny, Juno 1S, a MAIL COACH will leave Columbus for Circlevilie, Cuilllcothfl, fnd Portsmouth, at 5 o'clock in liio mornlnir, and arrive at Portsmouth at 8 o'clock iu the evcjiini; connecting with tho River Packets to Pliuburh and Cincinnati. Also, Jcuvo t'ortsmoutlt at 3 o clock in tho morning and arrive at Columbus at H o'clock In tho evening, daily. ju2fl KltKIDER Si IIAWKKS. THE INVINCIBLE AND NEVER-FAIL- X INO ICI'MKIIY-A certain cure for MAN AND I1KAST. W. II. I'nrrell'a Celobrnlrd Orl;lnnl ARABIAN LINIMENT. This extraordinary preparation Is eot only far superior to all the Liniments and Ointments now beloro tho public, but posies hos specific qualities entirely unknown to tho moat learned ot the Medical Faculty. Its wido-apread celebrity has brought out a bostot article in imitatin ol it, with all sorts of names, but none of them beutn to compare with the superior, old-establish ed Arabian Liniment For l ho Nervoim Hynlem it operates like a charm, soothing down the most vlolentagonles and pain In a lew minutes alter its application. IWuinpa, More Thronl and Hre'iHts. Uspedily causes tho dissipation ot any possibility of matter forming iu the pnrta, and brings about a regular and healthy ao tiun ol the glandular system. A lieviiUlve, Anodyne and JtuNnin. lucaacsof Huptured Muscles and 'lend tint, its powerful re-TuUivu and healtog qualities cause the parts to unite without leaving the leaat sureuess or went ol power behind. In Hruives aud (Swellings, it acts on the prlncple ol a counter irritant and anodyne, relieving the pain almost initar-tly, nnd reduces the swellings in an incredibly short space ot time. A Nilmulnnt mid Nervine It Is a stimulant imparting tone and vigor to tho whole nerv ous and muscular system. For Klieumntlnm. or any othr intlamraatnry condition ot tbe muicular syttmi or chrotiic stitlness ol the same, it stands at the v ry head ot all tho remedies ever otlred to the public, and none can equal It. I'oNnnonH lteptilra, &c. For bites of poisonous snakes it may be confidently relied on as a prompt and effectual remedy, acting aa a caustic and specific In am h hitherto latal cases. For Chilblains, Burns, Old fores, Corns, Warts, Flryslpclas, Croup, Nervous Headache, tiure Kyea, even to partial rliiodnees, Itserlects aro atoni.bing The gn at advnnlage this artU'lo poisesses over ell other remedies, ts its brief operation on the system. It cures quickly It Is tbo most cerihiii remedy In exiatence, and it Is sold cheaper thau any otli.T medirine In uae. We learl.'ssly assert that ibis great AraMiin remedy will do uiore goud Iur lest money than any other Liniment or Ointment in tho world. For Horaes) mid t'tittle Its pflV-cts are equally striking aud salutary. In Sweeny It fans no equal, being an irdulliblo cure; also, in Poll Kvil, Big llesd, Fiftula, spavin, (ial!a, Htralut, Itruiaes, Hcratchcs, Wounds, no matter how bad, Sore Fyes, even to blindness, swellings ol every description, and mai y Inflammatory diaeaaes. fJUt.STKKFblTH, C:OL.TEKlVKITH. Kcwareol a bau Couuti rf- it called it. O. tarrell's Arabian Llnim nt. Ttvs spurious article is sold by so i e as " FarrU's Liniment, to those who are not can-In I to call fur the genuine W. K. Farrell's Arabian Liniment Always ask lor W. ii.FAK KEI.I.'rt ARABIAN LINIM KNT, and take no other. "fTbe genuino Arabian Liniment Is sold by DKNIO A II A Kit Y, J. fc R.T. COOK, (. KORKRTrt A CO., and WM FAIIKFNHOl.TZ, Columbus. J. 1'. (iatelfos, Carroll t Jothua Btta, Cottage Mills, Cherry V Htimmcl, Lock bourne. T. Jom s it Bro., London ; O. II Bliss fc Co , West Jefferson: K. (teobftjtan, Haltlmore; K. L. locum, Lancaster; J. N. Wilson, Newark; Taga V Ingram, Newark; Hpttieer 4 Channel, Polincgre J..hn D. I'arke, Cincinnati ; And Diutirirts and Merchants generally, Iu the L'nlted States and Cana 1S. marj3 I Y. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker nnd Jewel- 1 1 er, High ttrtrt, btttreen ike Amrirmn and Aril Him m, CWatav S, Ohio, Having purchased the entire stock of William Pavas;e,l will eontinee ih business at the old stand, where I will keep a first rateafsortnvnt of VATC'I1E8.JEWKI,RY,!IIVKH SPOONS, FORKS, (T'TLFKV, And a general variety ot KANCY t.uOON, For the prevent 1 a ill reside in New I ork. and persona In want of goods, n ay rely a pen seeing all new patterns ot Jewelry la sry atore. With ttteae assnranees he hopes to retain the confidence of ths) former patrors id th- concern, and of the eitixees tern-rally. The H'mtck Rfptttrtng will be attended to by W. M. Harare, lort knownfnthlssertloaasnfir.trateworkman Jul6 J. Y. SAVAGE, NOTirK. Havlnr dtfpoaed of my atnrk ol foods to Mr. John T Bavaye, Jr., I cheerfully recommend him to all cd my old customers, and the public general ty. As It ts atMolntely necevsary that my oatstandinf bnslneaa should beeloaed, a'l (ersons knowing them-elvs Indited to sne will eall and sottlenp. l)ol'. W. M.8AVA0K. LITHOGRAPHY. Every description of Maps, Plana, Viewsrf Raildlnra, Portrait. Anatomic Draw-inra, Businer. and Fhow Card., all hiap. off llrnaaist and other plain and fancy labela. Bill and Letter Ileadin Fae 8lmllea, et", ertnted in tbeb-ststyl. at reaannable rate, by atlDllLETON at WALLACE, Litkofrmfdura and Kngrarm, Nn. 115 (Odd Kellows' Handing) Walnut street, aVr8-m Cincinnati, Ohio. SOFT STRAW BONNETS. Indies' Soft Straw Hoaars also, labora and Ftraw ilata for Mlasea, thi. day received byeiprew, at Mecorf. ma-! eat door tn the Amricaa FINE LOT of No. 1 Blackish Brfsheh, x V of the eeleSrated matm'artery off P. Hiri a Co. Hew ork.atthraew Knot and Shoe F.mporinns of J. W COK-iTS, No. 1 Piatt's Ralldiag, hute atrret, fere floor, avert ot the Prat Office. jyll TNDIA MATTING White and Colored X Matting, an wtdtba, a on Carpet Room, aext 4nnr to the Aacrtcaa. Ima5 wViL i. C. McCOY Co. NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. aoU W. H. M'PONALD'S APVCBTIBINO HODtl, 103 NAS9AU-ST., J. V, FALL AND WINTER BONNETS. R. i T. WILDK No SS John street, New York, Manulaolumr 01 and I'eaier III all kinds ol sill, sutln, velvet, and in tact every kind of Pulley llonueu. Also, Importer of all kind, of French rlowurs, ot liio greatest variety and richness to be obtained in New York. Tha latest styles of Fronch Bonnet received by ovory steamer. All ot which will beottbred st the lowest possible rate by the case or dozen Milliners are particularly invited to call ana ex amine tile great variety at 1'stturn Bonnets, JuJU Jtn-M T OOKING GLASS WAREROOMS Art JU Kkpositobv ano Oalhhv WILLIAMS, BTKVKNfl It WILLIAMS, Importers and Manufacturers, 353 Broadway, New rora. Pier, Wall and Mamie Mirrort, portrait and picture frnmca, coroices, bases, interior decorations. A- c. Oil Palntiugt, Ariiitt' Maurial; English. French and (lorman r.ngravmgs, eto. For the Purchate and Sale of Fine Patnwige, Art Manulacturea, Illustrated Works. Works on the Finn Arts, eto , they are prepared, by their advantageous promises, loeatlou, and extensive connections, to oiler great facilltiea. Our QalUrla (replete with all that la new and beautiful In art), aro at all times onen to visitoi a. with tho aasuranoo to pur chasers that every article will bo furuishod at the most rnasona- 010 rsies. juy jin-a f ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF U DUY UOOD8! L. O. WILSON & CO., Importers and Jobber ot Drv Goodt. Nn. IS Courtland Street, (oppotlte the National and IVtelern HoleU), and Noi.W and 13 Vey Street, NEW YORK. Invito tho attention of Wiiolrsalk Buvkhs to tbelr very large assortment ol goods, which is kept complete nt all seasons ol tho year by tho addition of all the now styles and fabrics that are constantly arriving by "steamers" and "paekots." W'i , havolariie departments devoted exclusively to the Bale ol' cloths, Catsiinerea, Vesting, Tailors' Trinnn'ngs, White (ioods, Hosiery, Dress (ioods, Shawls, Yankoo Notions, Domestics, etc., etc. In addition aro di.played large linos of prints, including piernmacsnnd Cocnecos. (iinghams. Lawns, Borages, maca aua other staple dilks, Merinos, llunibiiaibies. Alpacas, aud tho nu merous olher articles appertaining to tho Dry (ioooa Thadk. iiso, agents lor tno sale ol "Hoyli.'u Koyui ratent ttwanauuwn fewing Cotton." VVo invito tho attention 01 the closest buyrr tor cnan or croiiit. tuarirj'iy-H TX7EST POINT SCHOOL. This well V T known lustitutlon is most nlensnntly and healthfully sit uated amid the Highlands i f the Hudson, a short distance from New York c'ty. Peculiar advsntaitHS are ottered lor pro curing a thorough and accomplished education in all tbo depart mentsot learning. Its military cxercisrs are louna to contno uto admirably to diftcinlinn nnd to tho man! and uracelul bo ir- ntrot its pupils, Tno immediate vicinity ot tno u. oi unary icaoemy secures the aid ot tho moat distinguished ami acoom- iiatied Instructors I'nnlls trom -i to In years 01 aite preier- red. Helerenees General Pcott. U. 8. Annv: Col. A. J. Pleas- on ton, Philadelphia: Chaile King, L L. II., New York city, rroleaiors ot Yale College and United State Military Academy. roriurmor particulars address J.UWAIIU V. IVlWSl.r.Y, A. 01. Ju23-3m-M West Point, New York. TMIE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON AND -1. TR1MMINI1 IIOIWE IN NEW YOllK. THOIilAM ii. STKAItNH. Iniportor and Jobber of SUke, Millinery and Fan cy Gaode, at nctt conk priete Time irinntoil by lailsllugg nlorcat loa Iiroadtray, iViio Jrorft, has now In store, and is ally receiving and ollering nt tno lowest unco, a complete as sorlmentof goods in his linn, embracing all the various styles and designs, consisting of black and fancy silks, marcelines, Flo rences, annwis, trimmings, bonnot notions, tattota annsut'n no-bom. dress trimmings ot all kinds. French and Englinh crapes, cra)elisss, silk cravats, embroideries, glovea of all kinds, silk lace mitti, bareges, laces, whito uoods, hosiery, L. C. liandkor-chiefs, etc. The undersigned invite, merchants from the north, outh, east and west, when in tho city, to fnvcr him with a oall, and exnmininn his stock betoro purehniog. thus. u. Hif.AKMH. ion Brooaway, d -e31 ly bet. Liberty st. and Maiden Lane, N. Y. pARPETS, &c We have just received this yj spring tho second largo let or ( iiipetB, oil noma, Kiiuh. Arc. making our stock of house lurnlshiug goods the largest In tho city, and consisting in part ol 10 p. loarain ana rnniea velvet i;arpoi 50 ps do do Tapestry Brussels carpet ; i'O ps superfine and fuiu Thr e-Ply do ; 90 pa do do all wool Ingrain do; SO pa wool and cotton do do; 15 ps cotton Ingrain and stripe do; 10 ps stair Ilrusaell and Venotlau do; 15 ps super Dutch dining room wool do; 10 ps do do hemp nnd silk do do do; 10 pi Hag and other low priced do; C) super and common ilugs; Ml wool, sea-trat and hemp Door Hugs ; 1(10 assorted kinds Door Mais. We cut. make and put down carpet on reasonable term and soonest notice For sale cheap by OS11UKN BTEWAKT, mai!5 opposite Capital II u-e, Columbus. REASONED LUMBER, LOW FOR CASH k) The subscriberB havo on hand a lull assortment of sea Boned lumber and shingles of all klnda lor building purposes. They have also, In addition to their flooring maenine, put in operation one expressly lorsurlnclng, and aro prepared to Iur mih, on short nonce, lumnararoflsea on one or bom siaeB, trom S Inches down to half an inch in thickness. Yellow and while pine, air. and oak flooring always on hand. All orders from a distaneo promptly attended to. Warehouse and Lumber Yard bead of the canal, Columbus, Ohio. apl HUTTLK.S, COMOTOCK St. CO. V 7ALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Y Inlota Nob. CM and .100, on High street, west side, near tno itauroad iiepot. Also, Subdivision No. .1 ol Outlot f2 and 63, onllrnailway south sldo. AIo, Subdivision No 11 of same Outlets. Inquiro of the undersigned, at Donnlson Ic Carrlngtun's Law Oflice, Odeon UtuldiiiK. febi!-dtf U. B. CAIlltlNOTON ATEW STYLES CROCKERY. We are J.1 nc now receiving, direct from manutRctorlea In Kurnpe, splendid assortment ol colored ironstone mare, comprising a larco vnrietv of new colors, stvlr and shanea. Our stock of ware ol all kinds la now very large, and all of new and destrabin goods. All l.uyers uf warn will And It much to their advantage to ca) aud cvaotlne our stock and prices beloro buying elsewhere. N. & (1. FUSTKH, juIO Journal UuildlngB, High street rpOOL WORKS, coknkr of First and Lib- JL kit? streets, PiTTsntTKGH, Pa. Machinists Tools of every variety, such at iron planers, slide and hand turning lathes, drilling machines, slide rests, etc., eto , manufactured to order. juU-Cmd JOLl'll F. HAMILTON fc CO. SELLING OUT AT COST. N. S. Baker, desrous of selling out tits extensivo stock ot Upholstery Ware, oilers rare bargains tothoso wuhing anything In this line. Jl la stock constats of spring, curled hair, cotton, muss, paira leat and husk mattrasaes; Warren's patent tola beds; lounges, sotas,ete. A Iso, material lor lounges, cots and com torts ; intact, evry article in his line ot business. IIJehas removed his establishment from tho Exchange Block to the Broadway Hotel, nearly opposite, where be will sell his eood a at prices that cannot tall to be satlalartnry to all. ap'-tf T A DIES' LEATHER RETICULES. A lj large and boautiliil assortment of Leather Ketlculcs, furnished and nnfurni.hed. Just received at the New Bookstora of ap6 J. 11. R11.F.Y At CO F IRST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS BY EXPKK.BR BIIAPI.KY & HAM. have now their lull stock of goods, comprising all the new styles ol Dress Good, Mii.linebs supplied with (ioods and Patterns at a very small advancefrom New York cost. Muslin work. Bonnets, Kibbona, ete. marl3 T "HIOMAS DOUGLASS, (late Bliven & DorcLA.asV Comm'sslon Merchant, manufacturer and wholesale dealer In every description ot AMKKIffiAM HARDWARE, No. 5 Piatt atreet, four doors I rem Pearl, New York,Msnula.-ta-rerof the Premium te l Square; Agent for Bee's Braces, Turn-screws, etc; also. Kendall ti Taylors Thermometers, Barometer, etc.; Vum Butt Co'. Butt., (late Hinge., Bracket., etc.; Brown At Brother', .heet Bra.. Brass .nd Copper Wire, Rivets, etc.; N. Newcomb' Smith. Bellows, etc. THOMAS DOUGLASS, ASA FARR, Jr, ovll-ly l.te ol the Arm of Child, Farr . Co., St. Louis. JUST OPENED. The subscribers would re-speelfully announce to their friend and the publicly general, that they have just opened a store on the corner of Long street and Slate Avenue, opposite P. Ilaydcn' Factory, wheie they Intend to keep eoo.tantly on hand, a large assortment of the very best of Family Groceries such as tea., coffee, sucar, v.ohM, dour, rice, hah, aoap, eandlea, .tarch, cheese, ete., etc.; torether with every articleased by lamiliea, which they oiler to sell on the lowest terms, for Cask only. Jnly M, 1H53. W. DIXON It CO. GILLETT & CO'S 4 Herend Vmmr Hmibi sf the Mnlm Kairanre. We are now receiving onr lunmcr supply of Hats, Caps and Ptraw Goods, to which we invite the attention of the citisns ot ( tra I Ohio. Onr goods are manafarrnred under the superin trtodnce of one of the Arm la Connecticut, and lor error, quail ty and variety cannot be aarpaaaed in the weat. Among oar aMnrtment can be found the following : Geota' FaahHmable Moleskin Data, extra: " drab Bearer Ilata, extra; an-l black Cast mere do; Citizens' fine Crime re Bata ; Opera " Seal Hata, Straw Good, of every stylo, Misaea' Flat, Ladle' BHlng Ilata and Cap ot every pattern. We have a larae atork of Soft Ilata for aale by the box, vrsr Low. .ad we res pert la! ly icit the attention of eoantry mer-cb.ar.. ap-.'O FEATHER DUSTERS. A larcre assort-meat of Feather Dorter, just opened nnd for le low by aaalff M. ac O. FOSTER. FANS, FANS. A small stock of new pat-trrmt, Mrsed, for rl cheap to clooe tmu fi J. H, RILEY CO. BOOKS & STATIONERY. NOTICE TO DEALERS IN PAPER HANtilNliS. Tho undersigned respocti'u'Iy give notlco Hint thov aro agent for tho following highly celebrated Maim. o ! ltd tucturer ol I'npers aud iiorders i JJeincourt ol Co , 1 rtolomon 4 Hart, French Uoods. Wm. Pehl t Co., ) M. A. Unwell, 1 Jones, Smith At Nnvors, I Christy & Constant, New York. Thomas Fayo It. Co., I It, McNamce, ) Melrose it Kay, Phlladelphis. J. F. Jlumstead It Co., liostuu. jy5 J. H. RILEY It Co, ATEW MEDICAL BOOK. A Practical XI Ti Treatlso on UrNT.it. Mkpicink, to which I ppendod an Inquiry into the use ol chlorolorm and other anesthetic agent. X'd edition revised and enlarged. By ihos. j1.. Buna, A.m. Just reeciva at liio new Hookstoro or jy8 J. H. RILEY & CO. DIGEST OF THE OHIO REPORTS, BY 8 NAM If, being a Digest ot the 30th Volume or the Ohio Hepnrts, nontslulng together all I ho esses ever reported at law ana in equity, In tno .-upremo court in nana. This is not a more Index to the Reports, but a complete syn opsis of tho law decided, and ovory point of law and legnl pro position recognized by tho Court In coming to tholr nnal roiuii. jyo At tno new BooKBtore oi -i. n. nu.r-x ol iu. TVf E W LAW BOOK. A Treatise on the Law 1 1 and Practice of Voluntary Assignments, for the benellt of creditors, wtiu nn Appendix ol forms, oy Alexander ni. uurrni. Ju.t received slid lor sine nt tno new iioosstore. Jy5 . J. If. HI LEY it CO NEW BOOKS. Rhymes, with Reason and without! by I! P. r-hlll-ilier (Mrs. Partington) j "scourges on tno iieiitituoi iy ft. u. i;napin; Memoir of Mrs. Jul' II. Scott, with nor Poems, and seloctions Iioiu nor rroao; by Mrs. c. M. rawyeri Thoriibloin tho Counting House i a Coarse of Lecture to Merrhants; by II. A. Konrdiuan, D.U.; i ruvola in Cuvot and Pa esllee; bv J. Thomas. M. D : Maria Do lb rnteto, a tulo ol the Croscont City ; by VV. (ill- mora Mmms. Juat received nt tho New Bookstore of Julfi J. H. ItlLEY & CO. IUST RECEIVED, nt SYKES' DEPOT, l The Hourbon Prloce the History of the Itoyal Dauphin of France, being tho only reliable history of the unfortunate Princo i-ouia too feventeentn. juii M EW PUBLICATIONS JUST ISSUED 1 " Fanny Fern, or Leave from Fanny' Portfolio s Doctor llirch nnd hi. Young Friends; by Thackeray; 8am Click's Wiso Paws, or what be said, did or invented ; Modern Flirtations; by Catharine Sinclair) Cyrilla; a Tela by the author of Initials. jiiiu rorsaieDy nutiit ac uAnunuu. MEW LAW BOOKS. The Ohio Codes, in jL 1 Law binding ; j no now lor a unite nnd iMgest; Nun Santvoord, l'leartlng under the Codo; Whittnkf r's I'mcllon undrr the Code: Together with a full slock ot law books, embracing all that Is now ana Vtminwe. or s iilo at ihe New Bookstore. juIO J. U. RILEY fc CO, f AP AND LETTER PAPERS. BURR & V- RANDALL are nirent of the celebrated Southworth Manu factoring Company, atid ntt' r their papers by tho caaoor single ream ar mm prices, jncnimnir ttam ana white ruiea cap, oiue and white ruled letter, UalJi post, all sizes; Commercial noto, flit eap, I0M0 post, eto. - .- ju7 IVfEW BOOKS JUST PUBLISHED. L Layard's fresh Discoveries in Nlnereh and Bibylon, with ill inn maps and engravings In tho Migiitu edition ; evo, imis.in. Lite and Letters of titeohen Olin.D.i) . LL. L.. with uortrait: 2 volumes mudin. The Old liouaohy the River; l2mo mualin. TliHckeray'a Knitlinh Humorists of tho IHth century; 12mo miielin. Itaiiko'fl Civil Wars and Monarchy in Fraure in Ihe Kith and 17th centuries; Idmo. Mrs. I-Hit's Slimmer Rambles in the Writ. ju27 For sale by II lilt It & RANDALL. "MEW LAW BOOKS. Reports of cases ar ll cued and aiijudired In tho DUtrlct Coutt of the Unitec Htates Iur tho Knatern District of Pennsylvania, from May, 18 )b', to Piny, jcso, inclusive, jty n. ti. ;ratum. Volume (i Nolaby, Hurlstone tV Gordon's Kxcheq .er Reports ; voiume u nngiiMi common i.aw; Volumes 4, 5 and b Kritiah Crown Caies; Youoc fc Jorvis' Fxchenuer Renorts: 3 volumes: Towtishrnd's Now Forme, in Practice under tho Now York uaan ; The Law of NM Frlua, by John Frederick Archbold, Esq third American, from the second London edition, with notes re ferring to the latest American decliinna, by John K. Findlay; ' volumes. Just received at the Now Rookstore of Julfl J. U. RILEY ic CO. rPHE MODEL ARCHITECT, containing -A- original designs of Cottages, Villas, Surburban Kotidences, etc., by ri.M'L M.ocu.w, Architect. Complete sots otvol 1 and 3 just received at tho Bookstore of mall J. II. ItlLFV It. CO. SAVE YOUR ICE BUR-NETS PATENT WATER COOL. EH. We are now prepared to oiler our Iri-'nd. and customers a superior article ol Water Cooiersol eutirely new styles, and at greatly reduced prices. 1 his article is the result ol the application ot acien-tilic principles to the purpose Intended, viz: to kuep water aa cool as possible, as long as possible, and with tho least quantity of ice. The proprietor has long devoted his at- -lic economy, &. passing trom onelmurove- nient to auoiher, has at length arrived as near perloetion as It Is possible to roach. A proof ol this is found in tliu very general use ot tnoie coolers in an paris oi me country, a simpiostHto ment of facts in regard to these Coalers, will satisfy every one ol their auperlorlty. Flrst.they are the onlv article of the kind ever patented. T hey aro lurnlihcd with two distinctnon-eon-ducting chambers, by means ot which, with two pounda o! lee to tho gallon, water is kept (at a temperature of ff0 above zero, or only 8 from froezinu) all day. Thus, at cost ot some three cents per day, a lamity of ordinary aize can be eonttant iy supplied with water as cold as ten ftseil; larger number lu the same proportion. This has been found by actual expert nentto be a saving of at least seventy-live per cent, over the Earthen Jars, formerly used for this purpose. Attain, these Coolers nxvkrswkat; in this way savlne much unnecessary waste and trouble. Being manufactured in the most workmanlike stylo, and hand somoly finished in every respect, they make a very beautiful or namcnt lor the Dining Room. Hotel or Steamboat. An important Improvement haa lately been added to Ihe Cool er, vizi A small Pan (capable of holding from six to eight lbs. ol Butter) inserted direcny unoer tne cover, nils quantity ol butter can bo kept perfectly bard all day, withnutadditional ire, (a very Important addition to the economy and com lort of famine.11 desired, the Cooler ran also hninrnished at a smallexpente with a FII.TEIIINU APPARATUS. which serves the additional purpose of removing all Impurities from tho water, rendering it perfectly clear and wholesome. The Cooler and filter may be seen In operation at any time at BURNET'S Homo Furnltbtna Establishment, No. 14 East Fourth street, Cincinnati, O For sale In Columbus by JNO. K. II KYI,, niar.il High atreet. I WINDOW SASH. Wc r VV have made an arrangement with one of tbo moat celebrated aaafa t- manulactorlea In the West, and are prepared to nil all orders for sash, manuiaciurca ny practical workmen and of good material. All orders left at our hardware store. Nn. 159 High street, .inn cf the Gilt Broad Aie, willrereive prompt attention. Kit noI'RNE, KUHNS & CO. Columbus, April 25, IrOl. NEW FUR STORE. Jarvis & Fairchild, H'J Main street, Cincinnati, have an extensive and well elected .tock ol none but new and fresh Fnra, tor ladies. We have this day received from New York eome beautilnl peel-men of Misset' and Chil Jren' drab and black Beaver Hats. nov.Tdly JARVIS at FAII1CHILP. BOYS, Youth's and Children's Call and Kip BOOTS and SHOES a goner.! assortment lor Spiing.nd Summer trade, at Im.liJ J. W. CONsTAIsS. HOSIERY. 500 dozen ladies, gents, misses, youth, and Infanta' hosiery. .11 ot the be intake, iuat op-n- ed by jap'JOl t-NOWDEN. EXCITING AND SUBSTANTIAL. The Senator' Son, or the Maine Law a last Refuse: by Melt. Victoria Fulkr. Solomon Nortbrnp: Twelve Year a Slave; Tne ft ura Plague, from the German of Zaehoxh. Jyl9 . Jnst received by BURIl At RANDALL. "JEW STORE, ODEON BUILDING 50,- 1 i 000 piece of Paper Uantlnas from the beat French and American .Manuf.ctrriea. A Iso, a full snpply of Border and Curtain Paper, Print for Fire Board., Decorative Paper, for Ceitiee. Hall, and l'nblie Roonm, at wholesale and retail. I 1 he trade supplied na the beat terms. Call at the New Store, Odeon Building. jy5 1. IL RILEY Co. AW PARTNERSHIP. S WAYNE & J FARE R The on deralrned wi II practice law la copartner- hip. (3- Offict ra lt C"y Ktmk Building. n. ii. evvarnr, ap7-dly R. P. L. BARER. T M PORTANTTO THE I NDUSTRIOUS. A. M Sewia. Bird.." a Terr areat eoavv-vtenee. tor aalo at the New Book.tnre. ma-lj J. H. RILEY At CO. PARASOLS. New styles just received by X apM SHOWDEh'S A I f. 1-1-1- TRANSPORTATION. ffjf -.nvn'nir f ir1" f-r.r3tV'WSE! MWTir CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD NOTICE On and after Monday tlie 12th inst., the rate of Tare over tha Central Ohio Hailroad wilt OS as lollowsi From Zanesville to Dillon's Fall SO cents, Flemant Valley 30 " " Claypools 40 Black Hand SO Uockdaln 60 " Clay Llok 65 " " Newnik 80 "i Unbin $1 05 " Klrkorsvlilo 1 SO Patatkala 1 30 a Columbia 1 35 " Black LlolC 1 .15 ' Taylor 1 60 Columbus 1 80 From Columbus tn Taylor. 30 i ' Black Lick 35 " ' Columbia 85 " " Pataskala 60 " Klrkorsvlilo 70 a ii Union 85 ' " Newark (I 05 " ' Clay Lick 1 S5 ' a Rockdale 1 30 " " Black Hand 1 40 a " Claypool 1 50 " Pleasant Valley 1 55 " " Dillon' Fall 1 60 ' " Zsnesvllle 1 80 Adlscount of Scents on any of the above rates over 50 cents will be made to those who purchase ticket of tho agents at Zanosvll e. Columbus or Newark -or to such aa oiler even chance in the cars from other point. A like reduction will also be mado by tho oaents ana conductors tor late oi ou cents ana under when the even cnange la ottered. Superintendent's umco, C. u. K. it. sepli) D. W. KULTON, 8npt Vfiwarjr- L1TTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROADS. Sumhbb Abba.vokmxnt, to commence May 16, 1851). Four Pateenger i raini Daily, ( Sundaye excepted.) Trains run by Columbus time, which is seven minute taster than Cluclnnatl tune. Until further notice. Passenger Trains will leave the Depot on E.ote tront street, as toiiows: Express Train at 0 a. m ; Accommodation Train at 7::i0 a. tn.; Hillsborough Train at 8:30 p. in ; Mall Train at 5 p. m. ForLlnwood, Plnlnsvlllo, Mllford, Loveland, FoiUir', DcnrAeld, Morrow, Fort Ancient, Oregon, Corwin and Wayneaville, Spring Valley, Xonin, Codarville, Selma, South Cbarlnston, London,' West Jeliorson, Columbus, lellow Spring and Mprtngnnia. Returning Irom Columbus Mall Train will leave at 4:5 a. m ; Express Train will leave at 1:30 p. m ; Accommodation Train will leave at 5.15 p. m.j Returning from Hillsborough at 7 a. m.; Returning Irom Springfield at 5:5 a. m.; Returning from Spriuafield at 5 p. in Train! Kill ilnp at follomt : The Express Train. 6 a. m., from Cincinnati, at Loveland, Mor row, Xonia and London, only ; 1:30 p. m., from Columbus, at London, Xenla, Corwin, Morrow, Loveland and Plainvillo, only. Accommodation Train, 7:30 a. m, from Cincinnati, and 5:15 n. m . Irom Columbus, at Plainvillo. Mill'ord, Mlamivllle, Love land, Foster's, Doertield, Morrow, Fort Ancient, Frneport, Corwin, and Wayneaville, Spring Valley, Xenla, Ccdarvlllo, Selma, South Charleston, London, and West Jefferson. Also, on proper notice by flag or to conductor, at Lionwood, Claysvllle, Florence aud niton. Mail Train, 4:5 a. m. from Columbus aud 5 p. m. Irom Llucln. nail at Wear J, ll'erann. London. South Charleston, Selma. Co. darvllle, Xenla, Spring Valley, Corwin and Waynevillo, Free. . .. . ...... . t ji.i.i n...vn,-l.'. port, rori Aoeieni, morrow, i.eeiiiuni, ru.iei ., uuimi-,iiu. Water Station, Loveland. Millord and Pluinville. Also, at Clays vllle, Florence and Alton, on notice. Uillsborouuh Train at 7 a. m. from Hillsborough, and 2 30 p m. from Cincinnati, at Lyoehburgh, VVestboro', Hlauchester, Goshen and Wilmington pike, Loveland, Polktown, Mlamivillo, Mllford, Plainvillo and Llnwood. Also, on notice at flag stations. Paisencers lor Hillsboro", Chilllcotho, and lnlermeaiate point, will takn the 830 p. m. Train. Pnsscnaers lor Springfield will takn tho 7:30 a. nt. or 5 p. m. Traiua. Lines of Hacks and Coaches run In connection wun tne trains to the following towns: Lebanon troin ueerneid; Wilmington and Clurksville Irom Morrow aud Corwin j Uoahen, and points abovo,lrom Mill'ord. Tho Trains connect with the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad ntSpriuglield; Columbus and Cleveland Railroad at Columbus; Central Ohio Railroad to Zanesvllle, and line of coaches from Zanesvlile to Wheeling. &c. On Sundays but one train will be run, leaving Cincinnati at 3:30 p, in., and Columbus at 6 a. m., stopping at all way stations nn nntien. Faro from Cincinnati to Xenla II 10 Do Do Do Do do Hillsborouch 1 75 do do do do do do do do Chillicothe 3 75 Snrlnafield. 8 (10 Clevelund.. 6 00 Shelby 4 75 Columbus 3 00 Znnosvillo 4 SO Do Do Do Do Wheelinir 7 16 Do Pittsburub 7 75 For other Information, and Throuch Tickets. annlytoP. W, Stbaorh, Oeneral Ticket Agont, st tbe Ticket Otttco, southeast corner Broadway and rront streets, Cincinnati WM. U CLEMENT, Superintendent r The Comnanv will not be resoonsible lor baaffauo ex reeding Ally dollars in value unless tbo same Is returned to the Conductor or Agents, and freight paid at tbe rate of passage tor every vmiu in value aoovoiuat amount. mat. CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS & CINCIN. J NATI, AND CLEVELAND AND ERIK RAILROADS. New Abbanofmknt. On and after Monday, May ICth. Pas- sengor Trains leave as toiiows (Sundays exceptea) : Cleveland lor Erie, Dunkirx ana Bunaio, at ciu a. m.,j:io p, m. and 8:15 p.m. Cleveland tor Columbus and Cincinnati, at 8:00 a. in., 10:00 a, m. and 8:15 d. m. Cleveland for Toledo and Chicago at 7:10 a m., 10:00 a. m. and 6:15 p. m. Columbus lor Cleveland, Erie, liunain ana iiunsio, ai iuiio m., 1:00 p. m. ana 11 p.m. Shelby lor Cleveland, Erie, Dunkirk and Buffalo, at 1:05 p. m., ,:u.ri p. in. ana u:vo a. m. Shelby for Columbus and Cincinnati, at 10:35 a. m., 1:35 p. and 11:J5 n. m. Erie tor Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Toledo and Chicago, at 2:50 p. m ; 11:00 p. m.and 2:15 a.m. Cleveland. May 13th, 1853. ina!7 N. SOUTHARD, Agent, Columbus. rpOLEDO, NOR WALK & CLEVELAND X RAILROAD, Chnngo of Summer Arrangement. On and after Monday. tu. SOlh, 1S53, pasaenaer trains will leave dally (Sundaya excepted), as follow : t.oing wear.. Leave Cleveland at 7:15 a. m., 10:00 a. m, and 7:45 p m. Leave Monroeville at9:43 a. m.,S:50 p. m., and 10:35 p. m. (aolng Eaat. Leave Toledo at 8:30 am., 8:35 p. m., and 11:45 p. m. Leave Mnnroevllloatll:flOa. m , 4:45 p. m.. and 8:35 a.m. Cnnnrriln. at Monroeville with Train of Mansfield and San- iliiRkv Italiroarl. at Cleveland with Train ot Lake Shore .nd Cleveland and Pittsburi Railroads, and at Toledo with Train of Mlchlnan Southern Railroad. E.B.riiii.L,ira. aug30 cupenntendnnt. CHEAP STEAM COMMUNICATION Between Philadelphia & LIVERPOOL. The Liver. pool and Philadelphia Steamship Company Intend sailing their new steamships aa follows: CITY OF MANCHESTER, 3.135 ton, Cpt, Robert Lellch. Cl'l Y OF GLASGOW, 1,610 ton, C.pt. William Wylie. CITY OF PHILADELPHIA. 3,300 ton now building). From Philadelphia. City of Manchester ..............Saturday, June 11th. City ol (ilasrow .......Saturday, July 3d. City ol Manchester Saturday, July 30th. City or (ilasaow Saturday, August 30th. City of Manchester... Saturday, September 17th. City of Glasgow Saturday, October 8th. From Liverpool. C'ty ofniatgnw Wednesday, June 8th. City of Manchester Wednesday, July h. City id (ilasaow Wednesday, July 47th. City of Manchester Wednead.y, Auut31th. City of Glasgow Wednesday, September 14th. City ol Manchester weanewiay, ucuioer i.in. RATES OF PASSAGE. From Philadelphia. Prom Liverpool. Saloon alter staterooms.. .90 I Saloon after Staterooms, 90 ga. " midship ... 65 ' midship in gs. lorward ... 55 1 " forward 13 ga. Including stewards feea. THIRD-CLAlSS PASSENGERS. A limited number ol lh:rd-claa nuacnaer. will be takea from Philadelph'a and Liverpool, and found In provision. r rom rnii.oeipnia......vj rrona uorijiuu, Certificate nf naa.are will be tuned here to partlea who are desirous ol bringing out their Irienda at eorrmpoadia rate. Freicht on fine rood. 80. per ton, and eoarae gooda, hardware, etc., will be taken aubj,ct to agreement. An experienced surgeon will be carried oa each .hip. For freight or pwiaap. app'T tn THOMAS RICHAHD.sON, 15 Broadway, New York, and t Walnut .treet, Pbil.delphla RICHARDSON, BROTHERS CO, Liverpool. JyiA-o'y TJ'EEP COOL! FANS, a pood assortment. Jti7 Fnraaleby RUHR ft RANDALU PORTE MONNAIES. A few gross just arrived from the snanafertory, which art fc-liin. at very low price,, twholenle or reUiL at R. I. DUNBAR'S Watch and Jewelry Store, 1st door North off tha Neil Hnaae Entrnee.Co'lBb...OBlo. fy'e-fiar PAPER WAREHOUSE. Cap, Letter, Folio Port, Rank Port, Bank Note Paper, Commerci-I aaxl rw-ket Post. B.lh and 8vo. Toat, of the Carver and Kassell and Victoria Mill.. America, Eaglish and Freaefc Tuavaa Paper. Ledrer Paper For ansa ia quanUtiea. . jhs J. H. RILET at CO. INSURANCE. INSURANCE ON LIFE AND LIVE X STOCK, against loaa or damage by Fian, and against the perils of tho Ska and Inland Navioation, on property ot every description, token In tbe following companies i UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSUUANff'E COMPANY. ff'npltnl 150,000. OHIO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCIN . . NATl.OHIO, (iiplmf 9100,000. NEW ENGLAND LIVE KTOCK INS. COltlPANY NEW HAVEN, CONN. Cnpltnl tSO.OOO. EACLK INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O t npiliil V'-iOU-OOO. EQUITABLE FIRE INS. CO., OF LONDON. Cnpltnl 82,500,000. Risk Ukon on the moat liberal terms, and all losses nromntl. adjusted. (marildlyl T. STOCKTON, Agent. TNSURANCE HEAD-dUA RTERS, Three X door wot of the Postofflce, up stslrs, Columbus, Ohio i.oo, rirr, murine, ana Heulth In.iirnnre. WARREN JENKINS. General mrn,. Aa -,-.,, .11 person wishing Insurance to call and Investigate the claim ot tbe following companies to tbelr unlimited confidence. IN LIFE INSURANCE he represents The Mutual Beneht, of New York and New Jersey one ol the best established and moetrellable compsnlesnow doing business In the United State. Assets about $1,500,000. Also The American Temperance, of Hartford. Connection!. altering ample security and many extra advantages to Tempo ranee men . Capital, 1 1 00,000. ALSO The American Mutual, nt New Haven Cnnneellenl Thi. ComuanV haa aomo feature, believed tn niwiraln vei-v henn. liclally to the policy boldera. Capital, $10,000. Call and examine the statement, and prospects ol each and all of tbeso companies, and select lor yourselves. IN FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE, tho following companies are with confidruce recommended asemlnnnilv deaervlii. of unbounded coutidenee The Franklin, of Now York. Capital, $300,000; Tho Etua, ot Utica, Now York. Capital, 1 170,000; The Springfield, ot Massachusetts. " (U50,000; Tho City, of Cincinnati. Capital, (300,000 ; The Granite, of Utica, Now York. Capital, 300,000; Tho Hudson River, Now York. Capital, i300,0U0j The Rensselaer, New York. Capital, t'JOO.OOO ; IN HEALTH 1NRSURANCE. the Peoule'a Mutual Health A.. ociatlon, of Sprlngfiold, Massachusetts, Incorporated by tbe Lrnmiurnui iriuaancnuaoii., oners testimonials ol unqu.tlona- bio weight and credibility. Capital, M.OUO. "l''-''-'-'y WARREN JENKINS, Oen'l In. Agent. CONVEYANCING and NOTARIAL Business. warren JENKINS. Notarx Public and Con. vuyancer, will attend to all calls In this line, at reasonable char go. 1 llles Investigated and abstracts ot titles furnished, to any lauds in Franklin countv. on short notice. Otneeln I'lntr '. hl,.,.w auuth aide of State street, up stairs. ep2!My y"Nfir TTMDTTd a z"ll?tTrit7 ir'ivrrnrTT-xr ' MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Qvarantv Fund. 100,000. This Company otter to tbe Insured all theoourltv audadvantaaeaol the Mutual and Jointstock nlanaias hnreio. foreaunlled) combined. namelv: Low rateaof nremium : an an nual return, In cash, of the por oentage required for the contlu sent risk ol the year: an adeuuato butnntexcesaiveurovialon tor the luture security of members for tho whole term ot Use, with anadequatelntorestluthe accumulating lund ocurod to uch members, at death, byorodlta upon tholr policies; (guaranty fund designed lor the permanent security ol shortterm mem. oers, aua aiso lor inopresent soourlty ol those lortbe whole term ol lite. Thlsl the only Mutual Llfelnauranoe Company whoaerate of premium aro lixod at a fair reduced atandard, with a provision for an annually increasing accumulation of funds(for luture security) In exact proportion to the amount of business and the Increasing risk Irom advancing age among the members. Pamphlet, Tract, Ac, giving in detallthe plan and rates ol the Company,, urnlsbed gratis, and applicatlnnsrncelved, by . R. TUTTLE, Agent. 8. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. oc)-d pOLUMBUS WIG AND CURL MANU- J FACTORY J. W. COLLIER, 96 High street, oppo site ine iapuor tiouse, manuiacturer oi GENTS' VENTILATED, GOSSAMER, DIAMOND and ZEPHYR WIGS. TOUPEES, SCALPS, duo. LADIES' SELF-ADJUSTING WIG, HALF WIGS, BANDS, BRAIDS, FRIZ-ETTS. CURLS, 7o. Megroe' Wlga. Fore-Plecea, Bnrk-Unira and Curia. 1000 varieties In ORNAMENTAL BKAIDINff. BACHELOR'S INFALLIBLE HAIR DYE. irCLoiiB HalrBouihtor taken In Ex change. JulS-ly rpo AMERICAN PROTESTANTS '.Hear JL the testimony of one who waa himself a Priest. Father uavazzi l.eclures in new l on, reported in lull, oy I . u. Le-land, Phonographer ; also, the Ll'e of Father Gavazzl, corrected and authorized by himself, together with reporu ol hi Address In Italian tn bis countrymen In New York. Translated and revised by M'le Julie de Magnerlttes. Price 50 eenls, In paper, cloth 75 cents. Also Juat publlihed, the newost Novelty I Interesting to the whole reading publio I Mark Hurdlestone, or, tbe Two Brothers. By Mrs. Moodi, author of " Roughing It In tbe Bush." Three volumes In one. Price 50cents, in paper, cloth 75 cent. Jack Cade'a Rebellion, or, the Bondsman's Struggle, a tale of feudal oppression. A full supply of the above for the Trade at LI. B.PEARSON'8 augIS Periodical Depot. BMTISH REVIEWS. SYKES has re-ceived thi day, by Express The latest numbers of Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine; T he London, Edinburgh, North British and Westminster Review.Bank Note Detectors, for 15tb June ; Lite In the F'ar West : or the Adventure of a Hooaler In the Mound City; The Now Orleans Sketch Book; ' Sam Slick's Wise Saw ; A new supply of Dawson' great Novel TheSilgnr Camp. Also, a large supply of new and aheap publications. Forsale, wholesale or retail, at the New Periodical Depot, Journal Buildingt. jul7 yALUABLE MILL PROPEUY for SALE. V I will otier for sale the mill Drouortv known asthe" Lock- villo Mills, now owned by Tcnneut at Brother,- in the town of Lookville, on the Ohio Canal, in Bloom township, FalrBeld county, Ohio. i his property embrace eleven acrra of ground, on which Is a Flouring Mill. Saw Mill and Distillery, all In excellent order- dwelling bouses, store rooms, eora cribs, stock scales, and every fixture necessary to carry on an extensive business. This property is situated in the most Oourisblnggralnxrowlng portion ol Fairfield oounty. The object of tbe sale is to close up a partnership business-Terms made tn suit purchasers. For further narticulara. lnaulre of H. H. Hunter. Esa.. In Lan caster, or of the undersigned, on the premise. wat. r. TENNKNT. Lockvillo, Fairfield county, Ohio, I May I , 18.'-3. ma!6 dim COLUMBUS WATER-CURE AND MED-ICAL INFIRMARY, formerly known aa tbe Mifflin House. for ladles only, is now open. For further particulate address W. SUr.r Anl), N. U., ma33-d3m Columbus, O. r. at. r. hbwson, c.lvin iiolmis. Of late frm of Yorkt It Hrmon . halt of ffRitllt Telcjrrattk Co. HEWSON & HOLMES, Auctioneers and GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 3 aud e5 Walnut aireet, Weat side, near Pearl, Cincinnati. r tf Rniular aale. of (iioeerie. at auction. Groceries and Merchandise generally at private aale. Cash advances made oa consignment to their addres.. jaalS dly WINDOW CURTAINS. Another lot of besutllul Lace and Swiss Curtains, this day received at McCOYS. ma5 next door to tbe American. PINT AND QUART FLASKS X 10 gros Pint Flasks; 5 do Uuart r lask For aale at low rate by ( aa14 ) N. ft O. FOSTER. T7ASHI0NABLE DRESS GOODS, in great JL variety, at ap20 SNOWDKN'S. FANS New and fashionable patterns for sale at the New Bookatore uf J. H. RILEY ft CO. WRITING FLUID.- -This article will not II corrode, and (low. freely from the pen. and la worthy tbe attention of banker, lawyer., and a:l other consumer, of Ink, It cannot be eraaed by eride. For aale by tbe pint or gal km by eepfl JOHN R.COOK. REFRIGERATORS, ICE-BOXES, WA-TER COOI.F.R3. SHOWER-BATHS, ete A law ...ort ment lust received and for aale at m.8l JNO. K. Ilt.ll. ll. VTEW SPRING GOODS. We have just X 1 received lam atock of spring gooda, aad we caa a to onr fr tendr that they are cheap. We invite a e!oe tnapeetlnn. Barm nrnu, . m. Dlbnani KID GLOVES, EMBROIDERIES, DRESS SILKS, DeLalnea. Berage DeLaiaea.ete., Ju.t operea maris SNoWDI K S. POCKET CUTLERY. A fine assortment of Po-ket Cutlery, aaaaataeturej by Roger, Worteoholm, and other, ahio, Razor, Razor Strop, etc. Forwleby J7 UVHR tt staailiAL.1. 1 SITPERR ASSORTMENT OF FURS. 1 JARVIS A- FAIRCnil.D. Maia sr. first door below Uee,roerl.ia.edFoairth,..t.iOe,Cr-lmiatJ. aonsDitly IRON SINKS, Sewer and Sink Traps, assorted zea, foraaie at JNO. K. UF.YLS, )al I own atreet BUFF HOLLANDS, FOR CURTAINS Tarlona widths, freaa 4-1 to M wade, lor aale ckeaa at Ibr Paper Uoaee. (ma.1 J. U. RILEY ft CO .