Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1853-12-17

              NUMBEE 132. Til 12 JDoiln I)to State Journal IR PUIIMHIIKD EVERY EVKNINU, KXOKPT SUNDAY, JOlllUfAI, SIIILIIINOB, IIKIU AND PXABl tmURI IltTSAKOl OX 111011. TERMS Invnrinlily in alvanet ,- In Columbm, ffl.OOayearj by nuill, ,'1.(10. Dully during (lit session of the Legislature, and Tri-H'is-kly for the remainder of tlx yaar, 86.00. 'J'llJj UKIiKLY JOURNAL is fnriibhnl to olty subscribers nt , and by umil at gl.COa year. Oiilm of four mid upwards, H ii; often and tlpwitr.1, 1 Oil. i nn 1111-tt KKnJiY juuhnal Is JF3.00 year. R 4 TES OF AD VER TISINIUN THE DHL Y JO URNA L. TI10 following rates and rules have bean agreed upon between tlie proprietors of the Ohio Snuetman and the Ohio State Journal, to ho observed In all cases, after thii date. July 20, 1819. 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All advertisements from strangers or transient persons to be paid In advance. The privileges of yearly advertisers will be confined rigidly to their regular business ; and all advertisements not pertaining thereto, to be paid for eitra. Advertisements for Auctioneers, General Agents, Heal Estate Agents, &o., not to be contracted for by tlia year, but to bo charged by the piece, at the usual rates. Announcing candidate! (lor offices of every description) to be charged at the rule of fifty cents per week, for each name ; the same to bo, in all caaes, paid in advance. Attorneys will iw bolden fur the price of inserting advertisements bmnght in by them. Publishers not aeoouniahte for the accuracy of legal advertisements beyond the amount charged for their publicationAll leaded advertisements tn he charged not less than double the above ruten, and measured as If solid. Advertisements on tholnside exclusively, to be charged at the rate, of 60 per oent. in advance of the nlinvo rates. No ADVEai'IBEMENT CAM BB INgCBTBD ORAIOITOOSIT. Advertisements for charitable Institutions. Ore companies, ward, township, and other public meetings, and such like, to be charged halt' price. leaths inserted without charge., nnlesa accompanied by funeral Invitations. or obituary notices, and when so aooompauied, to 1m paid for. ' All persona sending communications or requiring notices of fairs, soirees, concerts, or any publio entertainmeuta where charges art maun iur sriuminnce, ana ail notices or private enterprises, can only he inserted with the understanding that the same are to I paid for. If Intended to lie inserted in the editorial column, the same will be charged at the rate of not less than 20 cents per line, and then only when accompanied by an advertisement. m SlM SS UMJS. W5t. DKNNISON, Jn II. B. CAUUINOTON. DENN1SON & CARRINGTON, Attorneys at Law (Office in Odron Bnildlngn), will attend to proles- ional husiiinss in the State and f ederal Courts; also, to colleu-linns, the law ot Insurance and ol patents. janl.'S I dly I.t'CIAN Bl'TTI.KS. THFO COMSTI CK. C1KO O. COMSTOCK. pUTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes- U ors to II. Comstock & Co.,) Forwarding and Commission Merchants, I.ard (HI Maiiulacturnrs.and dealers In salt, planter, liah and lumber. Head ol the canal, Columbus, Ohio, fg I.I beral advances made on consignments. niatti rOEFlFF. SMITH, Attorney at Law, ' Ken I KfUnro, lloiinir Tjnml nod Prnxlon At;' nl Two dnon enut ol Miuh, on Town ircft. Columbim. Ohio Will Atimrj to thn prHi:tfrn ut his pri)lpie.Uin,ott(iiDiii pniiaioDt.buy ln, flftlting mid ohtttiii.nf lund WHrrnnti, (K'Hinp- mid Muring rtml I'Atnto, fXHiulniiiff land titl, collwUon ot claimt, otc. t" Isfttnr Irom k diittHrirn muit be pontpaul. JuHO FaV PARTNERSHIP. SWA YNE & Ij MA UK It The undersigned will practice law In copartner ahip. I'S" Cffice in the City Rank IliiiUing. N. II. 8WAYNE, ap7-dly It. I'. I.. nAIII.lt. VeRE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard- V.T ware and Cutlery , Iron, null, plait, hnuici huiMeri1 mHt riU, inrruhip and mecbanlrai tnnU, mjlilnry poods, otn.t vtr No.XilHiliitrect.iignof tho (lilt 1'ariheP.. ASSA TACKY. W. A. JONKfl. STACEY'S HOTEL, southeast corner Main and Fourth street, nnevllle, (Iblo. sep22 dlf f RIDGWAY'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad Is street, near the bridge, Columbus, Ohio, rtioves of all kinds, and a groat variety ol castings, always on hard. T M. GUITEAU, Attorney and Counsellor at J s Law, and Cominlsslouer of Heeds and to take Depositions tor Ohio and othkx Wkhtkkn fTATRS, (lute ol Cincinnati,) Ims established hiiusell in h Is profession in New York city, where all communications will receive prompt attention. Holers to the members oi the liar ol .'oluniluit, Cinclnnat end Houthern Ohio. Ojpcs No. 14 H'oll Strut, AVw York. mart? mo p .L 2.'irei O PAPER DEALERS OU OTHERS. at the nlHee ol the 1 JyS-Vtl OHIO 8 I A1 K JuHllNAI.. INCINNATISTOCK A UCTION SALES iii:wnn a- iioi.niF-M, Salrg Uintmt B.I Bid B"i UViIrrI Strtrt, Pell every Wednesday and r'atnrd.iy, at 12M m., nt Inn Merchants' Ksehanse, lialiruad Konds, Itallroad, Hank and liunrance itoeks, Ileal K.stato and Monied .Securities, ot all descriptions. The advantages ol these sales am that they are hold during rknngr hnurt, aocfis they call togi ther all the monied men, securities will at all times sell at lair rates. Cincinnati, O., April 14, !.:!. f A DIES' FANCY FURS. Just received LJ I attha Hat. Cap and Fur Stunt of fJIIslaKTT A: '(., tlm iarftit vttrinty ever ottered in th'a mark t, coniislin oi Mull. Vict.rlne,Curts, awans' Oown, 4c, Ac, which we will stdla' tair prices. Tho attentdm ot the ladies is leipectlully solicited. 'Ct4. lATllsCiU UiUUl ilU. 1 ne unnersip"nca, I Anents lor the sain ot HKK it UOYTVcehibrated oreml s a pt- nt Klvllrd, Hlretebed l.rnlher llnnrlw, havo this d ty received a tutl aisortment ol all iizei, from lMt to 1 H inches in width. Wo would call the intention ol tht public to the above article, as one poiaeaning superif i..erit. They ar made from thethlekand solid parti ot the b.stoak tanned leather, and ar stretched by powerlul machinea, (invented and us d by it. V H. only,) wht-reby thev aremado to run straight and true, have a unilurm bearing on the drum or pulley, hold their widthsven!y, aad give from 15toS4r percent. morel'Tce than thoaemadeja thft ordinary manner. flold at manufaeturers'piices, with addition ot trelht-.nly, by KILBODKNK 4t K(rilN, j15 Sign of iheitilt Broad Axe, Columbus. O. SELLING OUT AT COST. N. S. Baser, desirous ol selling out his extensive stock nl Upholstery W.re, oilers rare bargains to those wishing anything in this line. ills stork conslata ol spring, ruHfd hair, cotton, moss, palm l at and knak mattraaaes; Warren's patent sola bed.; lounges, anlaa, ete. Also, material lor louneea, cnts and cnmlorts ; In fact, every nrticle in bis line ot basinets fllebas removed bis establishment from the Eschanse HI ica to the Hrondwar. Hotel, r.esrly opesit'S wbrre h will -ll his Bonds at prices that cai.nt l.il to bo satlslactory to all. flee. Hi, IKSl, tf COLUMBUS yJ FACTORY- J, WIG AND CURL MANU- W. 'Ol.rlEK,96 High strefl, opposite the Capitol House, maeulactnrer ol J K NTH1 VK.NTII.ATKU, fillSSAMKIt, l)IAM(INI) ard .KPHYR WlfiS, TOU-I'KKS. SCALTfl, A-e. I.ADIEr' WKLF-ADJIISTINO Win, HALF WltlS RANDI, Hit AIM, FRIZ Kl Tel. IM'Kl.f, aVe Nrnrn Wle. Fsn-Plerr neek-llnira and Curl.. lnis) varieties In OKN ANIENT A L nitainix.-. BACHELOR S INFALLIBLE HAIR PTE. I. ens Hair Ronghtor taken In r.x- ebang. J15-ly IV L'VtVn CM innf lw,t,.. nan ika hnnn nf W ...h.ir.eri!iriitut..iPeBim.n-snnw I and9n.m..attheMerrantile lnslitut,ln Peoniman's ne' HI. rk llish street. Msas Town and Kirk, ftndcntaeaneater er at an. time term .f study eirht wc ks. T eats; Cnehalf attb-evidnf the first week. p.meieship and Book K"--pinr "i 00 ylrifrnMie, Com-nereial CaH-slaHoa, Ac 8 K) Fermiftsbip.hnglihorfWman)ine'ndinc stationery 3 00 A el .as of ynang Iviiea will be taaght la a room expressly firfM for them, dnring the s.me boor. VM. W. IRHH, rriwripal. Oct 17 4tf At,rm:t Lirartsf, .slsnrat. J OHN R.COOK, DRUGGIST, npnoaitether'apitnl ffnaae. relwmbn. Ohls. Bl7 LADIES wishing card cases, port monies, tab- lettsj,ailetuaKkisa.fac7hwa,eosaba, Ire, e, will iad a (o4 aaavrtsjBtait at ruarL&itnsLL S- I NEW-YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. yOW W.H. M'DONAl,D'a ADVIiniBINO HOUSH, 102 NABBSUBT, N. V. "DAIRBANKS'S PLATFORM J. hCAI.Kri Long known Bororely leatca always ngnt 1110 Acsnowiedged mauoara. AGENT, IN C0LUMBU61 A. H. DKC'KKR. octl7 dllm-M piCKLES, PRESERVES, &C The under 4. slpnod otlbra tn purchatera a BUiorlor stork of Pickles, Preserves, to., warranted Ihn beat quality; to keep In all climates. 1 inciowf-erpricrs ana sccommonaiing vrmi. WAHDKLLsl TEASE. octlS-mn 8:14 Wabir it., New York. QEWING MACHINES. SINGER'S PA- KJ TKNTHTKAIOHTNKKDI.K I'KHPKN diciil a r action SKWINO niACIIINEH, which havn acquired uncqualed rt'iiuiiuiun iur fxcoiience. 10 a 1 nans ot me worm, fur vurv variety ut sowing, are now ollnrod at too reduced cash prlco ul (Ink HUNDiiKDDiit.t.Aiil. ThnclearproHtfrorathoutoolthnio macninea lsirom vouu to Vl,uuu a yaar,dcpendin( on tho kind oi wurk rfoue. Wuwish tu ca'l the attention of msnufActurora particularly iu uur nuwiy invtiiiiea ana entirely original MACHINK to sew with a single thread. This Instrument la an admirable In contrivance, and so unr foot in Its operation and result, thst it communis tbu unquall nea ipprovai ui an wno unanrstena tna art 01 sewing tiy ma chin-try. I'or linen stitching this is tho only midline that can muko a stllch, which will remain distinct and beautilul alter washing, h'or shoe work and every sort of leather sowing ban making mattrrssus and all sowing in which urtat tlrmmh of team itreiuired, tho work of this macblnn cannot bo equaled, it Is mnro simple in Its construction and much morn eaaily managed and upnraird than any utbur. Iloreaiter we shall be pruparcd to supply a variety of sowing machines each porli ct and complolu ul its kind, and at tho following csah prlcoa : I. Needln and shuttlo machine uf present slylo on wooden box tlOO 3. Nccdlo and ehuttlu macbiuo ot present stylo on iron Iraino no .1, Needle and shuttle machine with newly Invented feed auction and chocked spring 125 4 fiinitln threaded machines for linen and other light sowing 125 ft. Htnulu threaded michlncs for sewing bags, sacks and carpet bags 125 G 8lug'o threaded machines for sbuo work and leather stitching 125 7. Single threaded machines with apparatus tu bind mattresses, Ac. ins 8- tslmtle threaded machines of extra size for quilting coat llnlnga ; 140 0. feingi 1 itiruadeil machines of larger size lor quilting ex tra size linings J50 10. Mingle threaded inachluea adopted to lap loauilns coat sleeves, A:c J 60 11. Embroidering machine making an ornamental stitch with two thrntds 130 I'-', Machines of large size lor sewing awnings and ship tans wim nxiures ann apparatus complete irom sjiiiii tu 1,500 machines wu on fitted lor any unusual peculiarity ot work 011 ri'Ktunauiu terms. 1 ne macninea nro securely pacaed foi transportation to any part ui the world, and full urintedlnstruc lions tor uaing and ki euina Itietn In order are iuriiinhed with earn miicntre Machine needles, silk twist on spools 3 cord linen thread, r-c., always on ninu nnu lor sale at lowest cash prices. Principal OIHe. No. .'121 Uru.dway, . Y, BUANCII OKJ'ICF.S : 57 8outb Fourth treo', l'bilail..lphla. 150 Bdtlmoro street, lUliiiunro, il Washington stioet, Boston. 107 Kim atreot, Clnciiniali. nuvlH:uiH 1. M. SINGKlt cV. CU CPLENDID FURNITURE. BURR'S KJ nnw Varoroom(ln the Burkoy Rlock, Broad itrent), aro now tilled with choice and olcant Furniture, embracing tmw via btatitllul Ntylea in Koinwood, Mahojony and lilacs Walnut SOCIABLES. SOFAS. DIVANS. Mnrb!et p CVnter, SoU and TufU't Taljl.-i mid Waflhstanda IWItEAUS HoAMWond, Muhfiany and Hlack Walnut Marbln-tnp Oniaatn, crnnana plain jiuruaua, a vory largo aaiorimotit. CHAIRS Finn carved hack Mahogany and Mark Walnut tSprlng-neat iiaira ana jcorRi'ra; larg.) Miiy and f.iiznneihChatra. Cmtravd Wood mat CUairi, all varletki. nEPSTEADS. Frcnrh, Oottago and Common Bt'dRteada, l oungea. MATTRASSE8. Hair, Palm f.enl'and Uuuk. Window Miadoa; TaldnOil Clolhi; iJIninu, Doiiortand Kmaklnit Tablet; Hocrfitarlei, Itook Caoa, VMidrnb'; Clock, warranti'd good timnkoejMir8. LOOKING GLASSES, nd fookfnjt TIrhi Plntra, all aiKoi ; iilt, Komwnnd and Mating- ny NonKiny-iuaaiiana J'iriuro framei, CIAMREIl FURNITURE. Jmt rocolvod, annihor lot ol that iplrndid Chamber Ptirnihirn, atrtimnniy oriiamonttMi, ana plain. VENEERS.- gcoi aitortment of Jtoiewood, Mahogany, Black Walnut tin mnifioye vcneitri. JOHN HUU11, p-,M No. 6 Bunknyn Block, Broad atrnct r.TARD WARE. MEAD, SELDEN & CO., I X No 1.1, P.arMtreot, Cincinnati. Ohio, Invito tho attnn- tinnof MHrchanta Contrartora ol Public Worka, and Dealora in rump i-ixturcti 10 thmr amorted atork ot iltiavy andihell Hard witn, Cntli-ry; Merhanfca' Toula, i-o., &n. In part as follows : AnviU, fSbovels, Selvi vicea, Aires, Bill Drill., Hihss K.'ttles, .MpikiMHlls, Smiths' Mellows, .stock and Dii, Caat dto.il, Htngos, Curry (7ombs( Locks and l.atchci, Knives and Forks, Pocket Knlvns, Kazors, Sheers and Si'lsvora, Crow l.ars, Chains, llains. nrBcet ana nits, Files, Hatchets, Nail Hnmmnrs, Drawing Knives, Mhttocksd Plrlii, Hrrows, Masons and Sled go Steelyards, Hammera, Spoons, HUIFB, Cut. Wrought, and Cabinet Hrata Roods Squares, Floor Nails. I.ooktnir (ilassrs, Haws, Cotton nnd ManlllnJapan Wrih, Coopers Tools sud Itopo, Itazor strops, f lanes. Rpnetaclrs, Ac , Ac. Pi; Ml1 FIXTURES, Including llcel.s'lalvanic Chain, I'lno, Poplar and Zinc Tubing, wood and iron lurua. uct. ll.-ly l)ACON & RAVEN nnd STODART'S PI XJ ANOs, and trinrsi,ii Melodrona! at manufacturer's pri ce, lor cam or approved creuii. With tho above, a general assortment of brass and stringed Instruments, Flutes, Flageolets, Accordeons, Clolh, Hat and lUir Hruhes, and a variety of Fancy (ionda, including ehil dren's Toys. Call and see, at thn MUPIC STOKK, ju'JO .Id door north oi the American. 17AST MAIL LINE. 15 hours fromColum- bus to Portsmouth On and after Monday. Jim 2H. a MAI!. COACH will leave Columbus tor Circleville, Chilllcotho, and Portsmouth, at 5 o'clock tn the mornlnfr, and arrive, at Portsmouth at H o'clock In the evening connecting with the Kiver Parbeta to PitUburjjh and Cincinnati. Also. Ii-nre I'nrttinnnth at 5 o'clock In th mnrnlnv and urrlvn oium',usBt eocioc intneeveninniaiiy. I Y. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jewel- f I Hr, High $trert,bittcef ike American and NrilHmite Colum- ois, unto. Having purchased the entire stock of William Savage,! will continue the businrss at the old stand, whero I will keeps tirt rteasortm nt of WATi:UK.JEWEInY,HILVFR Fl'OONM. And a reneral variety ot FANCY (iWODM. For the present I will reside In Now York, and persons In want of goods, rray rely upon teeing all new patterns ot jewelry Id my store. With those assurance he hopes to retain the confidence of the former patrons l th1 concern, nd of the citizens generally. Thi H'ntrh Rfpairivtf will be attended to by W. M.Savafro, Ion known lnthssection as a first rate workman. julO J. Y. HAVACK,.ih. NOTICE. ffavlnff dlrpoted of my atock nl goods to Mr. John Y. Savage, Jr., 1 cbeerlutly recommend him to all of my old customers, and the public generally. As it is absolutely necesssry that my outstanding business should be closed, all porsoits knowing them net ve indebted to me will call and settle up. julfi) W. M. SAVAOK. OWAN'S MANUAL, for Administrators and J KxerutorB In the settlement of the rststea of deceased per sons a new and improved edition with practical forms adopted lo the new code of uract'ee. ocf.8 BURR k. RANDALL. A NY QUANTITY OF POINTED VEL- . VRT l:ini!ON9,Juat reeelved at sep':0 6HAPLFY at HALL'S. BONNETS ! BONNETS ! A few cases of Rosmeta, new and handsome styles, that cannot be found elae where in this market, fast opened at epA flBAPLEY HALL'S. INLAID GOODS. A great variety of wool and raw allk plaid dress gooda, for fall and winter, eaa nnwbeioundat aep 8IIAPI.KY II ilALL'8. A f ER1NOES. Merinoes of all the handsom 111 . est shades, just received at a-p6. PBAPLKY k. PALL'S. A larg stock of misses gaiters and shoes, of i V lloi-aeriptloes, forlsllsad winter wear, at Ko.l State st orril J.W.OONSTAN.-J. 1CKEXS' LAST AND BEST WORK Bleak Iloose, complete, f.0 eenta. Jaa r-wived.t oet21) PEARSON'S Depot. 'T-IIE COLUMBUS STONE & LIME COM- L PAKY are now aelling at their rsepnt in Columbus, ratting stone at f .1 Oil per perch. Faee S 00 t'renmefi Building stosas. ............... PO 11 six inch eaTbim""'.lYV""."'. 10 Per Lineal foot. Foar ' 07 Lima IS per full busheL wiycm iv. n.cnr.i.Lir.n, pupermveuumi. IV R W YORK A!)ViauISMEi IS. FailM W. It. W'P0WAI.D'S ADVaTIlXO HOtlSK, l6ilASSAO-8T.,N. CHOWCASES ! SHOW CASES ! A larrri KJ assortment constantly ou hand, or made to order at short nonce uasesearoiuliy packed and ahipped to any part ot ihi k...uuu; h. n. rr.r.tii.ta, 12IRrandst.,3 doors oast ui Broadway, Now York OCtll-3lIlM WEST POINT SCHOOLArranrremente have bnon niado with Prolnsaora from tho U. D. Military neauemyier instruction In their several departments from the nrstol November n-xt. Kvery opportunity will be offered for ""laining a tnnroogh education. l'romot sltendanrn fa re quested. octl'J-.'linuj i:i)WAI(U V. K1NMI.KY, A. M. ' FALL AND WINTER GOODS XVtJrJ. v. 11. KNOKPFEI,, 93 and 101 William at., New York, Importer and Jobber In Fronrh, German, RiicsIInIi nnil Dnineatle OooiIm. for 'I'nllnrM nnfl rlnil.u.. jie nas receiveu, oy late arrivals, a largo and well selected stock of German, Kngllsh and Fli nch Cloths, of all grades and styles, lieavv Cuatinaa. mlaed and elotirleH Whnni !.....-.!..,. ui nuiuu various colors, nutters DovnmlitiA Kerseva I'il., fsncy and black Caislmerea. Paletot ?katiiio 1 -Veitlngs in Velvet, (Ironndiue, Cshin.;re, Satin, and othor inuimsui newsivies and assorted oual ties, tosether with an TIMIIIMINnM. and other goods suitable fur the clothinir trade, on the most 11.um.11u ii'ims. ciiori nme auu casn buyers are particularly .ii-u hi rinniiuv uur stoca ueiore purcnasing r.isuwnern. T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF U DRV (;)OfiH! L. O. WILSON & CO., Imuorter nnd Jobhers of 7),u n,utAt no. IB VOUrtland Slrect. (miootttl the National atld WMrrm. Homi), and No.. II and J3 )ey Street, NEW YOUK. Invite the attention of Whoi.E3.ile IIdvkbs to their very lame assortment ot (foods, which Is kept complete) at all seasons of tuu jt-nr uy ion auauion oi ail tno new styles and tabrlcB that are constantly arriving by "steamers" and "packeu." We havolnrgo deparlments devoted exclusively to thosaleol cloths, Casslmcres, Vostlnsa. 'l'nilors' Trlmnrnes, White Hoods, Hosiery, Dress Goods, Shawls. Yankee Notions. Domestics, etc.. etc. In addition aro displayed largo lines of prints, Including Merrimacaand Cochecos. (iinirliams. Lswm. lbnu;ps. hlar-k and othor staple Hllks, Merinos, Uninliaziiu s, Alpacas, and thu nu-merous other ariicles appertiiiiiiui; to tho Dnv tloons TaAnpj. Also, agents for the sale of "Hoj le'a Koynl patent rlwansdown Sewing Cotton " Wo invito tho attention of tho closest buyers lor ca.h or credit maris ly-ai JjOR SALE, a handsome residence, with half lot, n tbo notili nidi) of Tnwn street, hotween High and Third streets. Also, avaloable llrli-k Uouioon Oott street, eatof7th street, low price and easy terms. Also, a small Home and Lot on the north side of Rich street oast ot 7th sin et. Also, a nice House, with 12 acres of Land, on the National Road, about ono mileeaatol the corporation line. 'I'haahovn property will all be sold at very low prices and goou i-Trns, u nppucn lor soon. JOfKPH F.HMITH. nct95 d Ileal Kstato Agent A NDREWS fc JESUP, No. 70 Pine street, J . New York, Agents lor the sale of all kinds of Hot Ion ami woolen illuonlocry, (luclu ling Drying, I'lckirur, Cnnling, Hurrlng, f pinning, MUoaring and other Ma:hlnea.) Machinists' Tools, Leather Belting. Cnrd Clothing, e, Ao. These aro all Irotn the bes mnkers, and nrn sold at their lowrit prim. also: ImporterB and Dealers In every variety of Mannfaf.tured Article, such as Hp o Tapes, Shuttles, I'icinr , Keller Skins anil Kuller Clolh, Lacing Leather, Ac, A n. nctl'l-dbm V 7OLIAN AND OTHER PIANOS. T. S J.X.J BKIIKV. 2N BROADWAY. Publisher of Music. and dealer wholesale and retail In Planes, Melndoous nnd AIu-sle Agent for the celebrated .'Kulinn, tirnnd, and other i'lanos maan uy linnet, uavis a t;n., Huston, whoso pianos arc ennsid ored superior let all other. Ureat bargains in New York i'lanos, and aecond hand Pianos ami M lodeona Musie supplied wholeaalo snd retail at the lowest rates. T. 8. Ilerry, 2117 Broaway. Pianos to let. P. 8 II. D. cV. Oo's Julian rianos have the latest Imnroved voicin. oot;it ly COLUMBUS STONE & LIME COMPA N Y. V DIRKCTdllS: K.R.NKIL, Prrsililcnt. W. 0. IIESHLRH, IVenaiiier. S. MRDAI1V, W. S. SIJIJ.IVANT, W. DRNNI8UN,.Itt., P. AMIIOS. R. A. 8H RLDRN, Siiprinl..iHli.iil. 'The above eomoanv aro now ureuared to contrHct for. and deliver any amount of Uiiililin?. lultin? and Lime Slonc and Liinr. At their Deoot In tluluinbua, or at any noint on the railroads or canals throughout the tftalo. All orders Irotn a distance, addressed to "11. A. S II HI. ! KM, Huperlntenilent, Columbus Ohio e III moat prompt nUeritton. acp-'l) dlim It. K. N KIL, Pres't. g. HoLares. c n. iioLtnag HOLMES & SON, Manufacturers and Im porters ot I'Al'Klt IIANlilNCH. A'o.1811 AMIa slrerf. Cincinnati, Ohio, keep always en band a largo mid acneralus. sortmnntof WALL i'AI'KK, HOIlllKKS, KIHKIID.MIII f'AT- TKIINS, WIDK CURTAIN PAPKIW, Ac., HAND IIOXK3 AT MANUFACTUltKIIS' l'RIOKS allot which thev oiler to the country trade at the luweat prlcea. persona vteiting the city In want ot sets tor parlors, Halls', Dining Rooms, or Chambers, will do well bv calling on the suit. scribersat No. ISO ,tlal , I bird dour below ilth afreet itlnrketKpftfe. msnll-dly TALLMADGE HOUSE Alvah Pkrry, JL Prmtrietor. The proprietor informs the public that several Oousand dollars have been expended In entirely refilling and urnishfni: tbis house. II" Hatters himHell tbat he can turnisb to lis boarders and to tbo traveling publlo Accommodations equal lot lose of tbe best Hotels In the Wait. Ills table is always Iur nisnad with the best the market allords his stable is large and n line condition. Ma vine hud considerable experience iu hotel Koepfliff, he hopes to receive a f ull shareof the public urUrouatfe Lancaster, umo, April 11, irj;.-aiy REASONED LUMBER, LOW FOR CASH. hJ Tho subicrihers have on hand a full assortment of sea oned lumber and shingles of all kinds lor building purposes. They have also, in addition to their flooring maehlne, put la operation one expressly lor surlacinr, nnd are prepared to tur-msh, on short notice, lumber dr tsed on one or both sides, from 2 inches down to hall' an Inch In thtekness. Yellow and white nine. Hih and oak Uoorinc always on haud. All orders from a dutanon promutly attended to. Warehouse and Lumber Yard head of the ciih1, Columbus, (Iblo. pi IJUITLK.-S COsMSiUCR &. (. QUEENSWARE AT WHOLESALE. TO OOLNTH V ilIICIU HANTH. We havenow n haud. and to arrive thin fell, a la rue and complex stock of Ware ot Mliainos. importing our goons direct irorn i.uro(e, wo can otlr'r derided inducements to merchants in this region ot country to buy their Crockery here, in preference to tho Kat. ui common ware, we nave a largo sloe a or an articles tn the ne. uur stock ol White and Colored rancy Ironstone Ware is very large, comprising tho newest styles and sliapr.s. w. x it. ru i mi. anglO lllfh street, betwen State and Front. 7-ALUA BLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. T lulnts Nos. L93 and 300. nn llfi?h street, west sldn. near the RftllrusB Depot. Also, ubdivtion No. 3 nt Outluts ("2 and onBrosdwuy south side. AUo, riubdlvfslon No H of ssme Outlots. Inquire ot tbe undersk'und, t Dneiuon fc Cwrrincton's Law Office, Odeon Huildins. leb'Jb-dtl it. is. tAuHlMiiON qOOL WORKS, corner of First and Lib- J- ERTT8THKKT8, PrrraBtTBOH, Pa. MdclilnistsToo'soferery Tsrlety.such aiiron pUners, slide snd hand turning lathe, drill. ng mschines, slluo rsts.ctc.etc , tnanu lart u red to order. julJ-omd JOKt II t. li iuiwn JUST OPENED. The subscrilxrs would re-pectfully announce to their friends and the public r general, that thev hare just opened a store on the earner ol Lone street and State Avenue, opposite P. Haydcn's Factory, where they Intend to keep constantly on hand, a larjre aiinrtmentol the very beat of Family Onreerh'Siueb as teaa, coflee, sugar, mol sestttour, rice, Huh, soap, candles, starch, cheese, ete.,ie.; tosether with every artlrleugcd by Umilies, whlrh they oiler to lion the lowest terms, !r cwa only. July u, lew. w. pixom St ro. DOBES, ROBES, ROBES Wholesale and M Retail. 10 b.les ol superextra Ruflalo Rnb-a Jn.t reeelved. Also, avaiie'v ol Fanev Rotvs. such as Wolf. Lynx. Wi'd Cat, Conn. are.. A;e , lined very nice at ; l.l.hTT at CO'S at, Cap and FurStorc, In the Neil ti .use iiuiiding. OC14 riir.N OF TIIK IIIO HAT. ar a MTv ei ne.n null SM1CM Iil! LJXliH1I.KIl.UO riIV Vt tlUIJIVC.11. 1 lillfl 1. and fianred Flannels, some very handsome snd new sty lea. Just received a' pt) .fll API.KY .V. IIAI.I.'S. AgfKxi assortment of gentlemen's French Calf and Morocco dress boots, at the new Boot and Phoe mporlum, No.l Plstt's Bnllding, State atreet. OCI! J. IV. I.UBSTall?. O UTLERY-A fine assortment of the best KJ makers, may be fnnnd at sepM BURR RANDALL'. CROCKERY, &C.-We have just received our usa. I Kail Importation of Ware, eomprisina a lar ra rlety of new and durable goods t)ur stock ol Ware of all de. acrlptinna Is now very large, and wear offering great Inducements to all pnrchaaers of Ware. ovu n.a u.ruM -H. FURS! FURS! SHAPLEY & HALL have rat reeeved the largest and best assortment ot Fnrs aver offered. In tbiB market, comprising all the near srvtes Boras very beauutul uspes varying tn price irom ?ivto vie-is. Also, large lot of rich velvet and Cloth Cloaks. oetl 4 1500KS & STATIONERY. NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS ! Lewie, or the llcnd. d Twig. By Cousin CIclly '1 ho lir. at Cities nl tho W orld. The Panorama ol Nali n. IVnlou's Adventure, of Travelers. Tho Faim and the I'lresldo, or the Romance of Agriculture Western Hide. At focl7j IJIJIIH tllANDALL'd Bookstore, i MUSIC AND FANCY GOODST choiot? assortment nf N.'W Mmic. iucluiiiuir Hiui. Waltcs. umi-a, tkv. ' Also, a line let ol Pocket Honks, anil (iolri. fillier. Bleel aed Glas Heads, Ae, 4e. Just received at l'KNNIMAN'3 nov3 Mu lo Store fULL SETS OF THE OHIO REPORTS. X. Thesubscribor has for sale, at a lew Drioe forcasli. a lew comulete sets ol tho Ohio Heunrrs. In 20 volumes, fine law binding, or he will poll the first 10 volumes, comulutu. by them solve., s purchasers may desire jufu,iriwi(W i. ri, wiininu. I7RENCII PLAIN CAP & FOLIO POST, JL bluo and white, lust received and lor sale luw. r). (i. (IIH)DMAN, aplO . 77 and 711 Walnut street. QAP ANI ) LETTER PAPERS. BURR & ItANDAI.I. are a;H,iti ol the celnbruted Houthworth Mann. fttcturiim (-'cirniHii v, and oil; r thef r papers by tho case or single roam ai iniu price, luriiitlifiy blue and wmto ruled cap, blue nu niiiiH luii ti oner, nam unit, a a ea com mere ai note. Ul ' JJ, IllllO pOBl, OIC. JUf TARRY COVERDALE'S COURTSHIP. J.J. and what enwf ol It. Ily tin. aut her ol " Frank Farli lgh," i.r'wis nruiHlt'l, aiariyiny Man, etc. etc. . . The autlior of " Frank r'tirl- ich." and "(., Arundol ." twool tile must Interesting" books of the ilav. has exc. lied even him. self in his new work of " Harry Covrrdalc's Cnuit.hlp." It is lull ol the most esipiiaile drawing, of the human cbarnct- r, and pieio wun serin s oi wn. patlios, ami liitcnso lulere.t. Just received and fur sale at Jul) I'RAHHON'.-. THE POPULAR EDUCATOR. This is .1. the most eomurehenslve E-t ucatlonal Period leal ever isdiicd from tho nre.B. it will include a rnnulsr emirse ol in .truclloii in every department of knewlrdgu. It proposes to iolioduee the peupl-i t.i all the departments ol Human Knuwlvd. i; and to adord to Individual man the means ol a secular education. I'or ' tcp-!lj rKAKciON'tl. ANE Sia'ON; or THE KING'S ADVO- rATK. II v Jamra Craiit, author of " Tho Romiieo ol War.' ThnAido do.Caim ' A e. . A Cl.ith 75 cents ; jmpor 5l eents. This itl a brilliant novel lit htia inad.i I'rnnt lmiirsiai!trt In England, whtii'tiiti uu'.li latitin ban bueii hmle.i. both bv thn null. tic and the ort'ss. with iinlverii.il admiration. Am a IU raiv our. Inrin iici. J tnH ieion mny ho Uiilv reurded an a chrf d aiivr. Iiilo lor high and uxcliinif interest, it h a but tew i-imals Hie Uhor haiiah s h s uo-i witn the hhbq aud hnldiua oi a ma.ti.r. lie tales bia n ikLt cnutivo at tho vrv outlet, an i aeti them hoe annin only wh- n th luar nt-nco u( the tor v (a n ach-d and told. Tho work is written wi-h a p'lwer and tresbtiess which reud-T it exiiOHdin.-iy ttriiciivg. To-ire Is a lascinttion initiun.-eswhih canu'it "H'-lly b rusiaUMl or deaorilted. The work la ailmiraliiy gotten up, and forma tho fourth ot Mrrs. tiliinptr t Townsend'a ele'Hnt Library orHtundard Novels. Just received at innvJ I'CAftHON'rt DKI'OT. TlIOUE NEW HOOKS. Cloister Lil'o of ItJL Charles V. Ilr Stirling. Hcirpturear.d Sculptors. 2 vols. Cod wlih Men. Ily Crgnod. - Kllot's I.eclurt!S to Young .Mi-n, Kliot's l.fcturcs lo Youni Women, Memoir o Pierre l-'oufpul, burn a abiVit In St. Domingo, iso i.oeu c oi eg1., ny eeern t. Inlidel.ty : it. causes, aspect, and arenclea dcc'3 Fur sale ly HIIHR A; KANDALI IU S T RECEIVED SPIRITUALISM fJ Ity Judgo Kdrnomls nnd Dr. (i. T. D.'xter. For sl by dec-i ItUltlt & KANDALIj. IPPARD'S NEW WORK New York x it For sale by novSH I1UIM1 A-. RANDAI 1 N EW BOOKS. Tlie Persian Flower; Memoir of Judith (irant I'eikins. Hlmllliudes Irom Ihn Ocean nnd the Prairie. Whitiier's ttablutn rftenni a Pia-m. no2S For sain by Hlllllt RANDALL, PUTNAM'S iMONTIILY FOR DECEM L HER Just received at PEARSON 8 PEPOT. novjtl 0FF ICE OF THE LITTLE MIAMI R. R, Proposals will be received at this Office tor the Loan lo the company nl J'JiHl.lloo, in sum. ol SjIIO and unwards. lor anv perioa ni iime irom six inontni lo two years, at the option ol the lei.der, and for which the conioanv will sivn their urnmls sory notes, hearing elcht percent peraiiuuui interest, payable pi-nti aiMiuioy m mu tiiiiiineiciai nana, in mis cuy This money Ib wanted lor the purposool prosecuting the making ol a Double Track, which Ihn large and Increailngbusi. noia of the company now Imperatively requires lobe made, wunoui uemy. ine securiiy to ine len "eisis ol tliemo.t utidi tilited cliarac ter. Thneapital stock paid up is ti fi3t,f5l. The debt ol the company now amounts to 1107,1X 0: ot wlil -h VI If, 01:0 Is pay. able in 30 years, gli 0,000 In 20 years, and tho residue nn len year bonds, payable Irom 1H"5 to Iflll ; and as an oll.et tu this debt, the company own $ 103,400 nl the capital atock el the Co. Iuml.ti.aie1 Xenln Itallroad, and $1.'I9.0C0 in Ihn SprlncKeld, Mt. Vernon and Pittsburgh llailroad. which would more ihaunav . . n I. .. ......... ....... ... ..... ' ' The rec hits ol the road lor freight and passengers are la rue, and Increasing, as Ihe I (lowing exhibit lor Ibe psst seven years nun .-iitv.'ii iiioiiin. win .now, TIZ I For the year ending 1st December, ISIS llr7,fl.r.2 08 isi 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st IHI7.. 221,135 5 J k'CO.W. 7H 321,30b M 1HIR ism If 50 lfi'.l IMS 4l'5.'i7 24 4e7,e45 P9 52fi.74 M5 And 11 months of .153 1.04, t Dividends ol net uretits at the rate of len i.er rent, eer annum ua uirn m.oe since icii, nun nneen per cent in Ir. a. Any lurther information required will belumished on amill. . ...'..Hi ... . n.ni.Y, i m..urer ur uimner oi ine nniiAiaianea JACOH MTItADKIt, ) JOHN Kll.l.tll'll. Commlllee el JNO. H. CHOK-IIKCK, I Finance. II. R. 8PRINflF.lt I nnvS-tf , wiAiMjta navinrr purciinsen ine entire . ml A M ,T! II ... X V stork of foods owned bv Mr RMIIDKLI.. Ho M Nell Home, and, in addition thereto, luntoneued a lame and well assorted slock of floods tor the f,tl and winter trade, direct Irom New York, ul the latest styles and l.e.t maleriala, I am now prepared to execute all orders in tn line in a manner Ih.t can. nut bo surpassed Last or West, Iur neatness snd durabi Ily. In short, my design is to make my establishment justwhat a first ria.s m rcnant lailnr rihop should be. Alter my thanks to my nldirienils and cintoin rs tor the patronacn they have heretofore given me, I re.peet'ully solicit a cominuanre ol tho same. P. R'IMK, ent7 At No. S ell llnn.r. DAGUERREOTYPES. The undersigned reipectlully caMs tho attention of ti e cltliens ami the pubheto bis U4t.IfCttRKOTVPK AM) PICTi It ti AT.IaKUV, on lliuh treei, wet sbbt, two d.mrs K.ulh il thClinln llank, third llitor. K(Mm he'-f-t'ilore o-eupied by A P. Mis n, where hr w'll i-e hhppy ti wait u;n.n tho who will furor htm with a call. IsS tlt s atid eentlemt'n who are hirers of Ncture'i bevutiful prnfiurtifini with th assistance of Art, are cordially invited to call and examine Picturi'S which am not anrpattedln thlaorany other city. ('rsiiDi wisblrff a Daguerreotype or not, a visit Is nllelfrf. IT? Doorsopen at all huiirs ol the day. I XT' Hours fir cbi dren lr-ni II a.m., till 2 p. m. :,,lriml.ii, Orto'-er 17, I -S3. d- im. A L. FKIJ.KR jVEW CARPETS AND OIL-ULOTHS. JL We hive juat reeeired at our Carpet Rooms 0i pa Venet tap(try erprt; &.I pf HrusM-ltdo di lr'm9l,t?to.l..1?; ?0 ps Kfiir!ih and snpr Inyrainsdn; l0 i all wool do at : tn ?.' cnts; ffl ps stripe, b-mp and eottoB incrsins; 10 pa stair cart8 alt prlcea; .ttj ps sopr henry oil elut is, w-'ll '.rt .t U width and pricp ; 1(K) nut from 3 to $,H)earh ; .mm door matt .5 ps cico mitltlrr ; Ml ps straw do. We rut. m e and putdoarc eirprls at hurfpttt notice. Our rood are as chp a mild t any nth r pUee. aop7 tlftOK N & KTI. WAB T. ; WINDOW SASII. We t v f Hare made an arrangement Wllhoneot the T.n.f erlthrated sash a, manufaetrrb-s In the Wnst. and nre H prepar d to fill all ordera for sash ,F. manulaelnree by prajetfeal worknw-a and el cihi m'ttertais. REFRIGERATORS, ICE-BOXES, WA. JL. TFR COOI.KHS PI HOWKR PATII. etc A fine a.,,. ment nst reeeired and for ats at mail JNO. K. cr.VL'S. PAPER HANGINGS. A now lot of Wall pap-T. R-vr-ra, Win tow Cnrf.ma Ae , e.. erm.istlna nt all 'b- ll styles, at RI'IIHat RANDALL'S s-Ti-'l His.tt..rs MEAD, SELDEN & CO., Importers and WbolotaU DeaWa In FOREHiN ASIt DOMESTIC nRDWARE, No. 13 Pearl at., Cineinnatl. oetl3-lyr .1 I and l sixJl m.leiiais. All order I E l!' at r.ur hardware stor Nn 150 I I C Hiiih str -et. sitn rf the fjflt llrnad 11 I B ae, willleeeive promptattentJ.as 9 In Kll P-Ol PKF. KrilNS TO rlK.' &SsJIL3 Ci.lumlras, April25, IrSI. TRANSPORTATION. 1S53. CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD CHANGE V OK TIMK. WINTER ARANnRl)IITNT. On and sflerThuraduv. December lit, Ibe trains upon .hs a uau UO I UU M lUUUWai EXPRESS NO. 1 MAIL. Leaves Zaneavl lie at '.' a m, arrlvos at News rk at .1:05 a m, and at Columbus at4::i0 a m. connecting with the Mall train lor Cln- cienail at null a m. 1 his train stuns so Inn west onlv at New, aik, whereit wlil receivepi.soncrsby8anduskyovenlngtr iln, RETURNING. Leavrs Columbus at 10.3(1 a m, immediately after arrleal of jj'fifuHntg i ram jrom Cincinnati ; a-i ives at Newark at '-.loam, receives passengers by acco'iimodatlon train from Manalield, and arrives at Zanosvllle at Lull doing east this train stops only st post unices, exneptallag Is displayed indicating passmgi-rs. 'This Is tho only train running ever tho road on c-uuusy. EXPRESS NO. 2. Leaves Zsnesvllla 8:J0am; arrives at Newark at 0:25 connecting with Morning Express Train lor Sandusky, arriving at i.uiuiio'u. hi i imub in, connecting witn i.tantning train tor t.ievr. land. Passengers by this train leave Columbus tor Cincinnati ai .-;,iu p in, . RETURNING. Leaves CnlunibllS at 3-,n n m aflnf arrival nt I .latiln Ih a Train from Cleveland, arrlvisat Newark at S:1U p m. connecting with iii-rnunn r, i press irom nana may, and also witn hxpresa train lor Mt. Vernon, ManshVId and Hsndusky, at 5: 35 p m, and arrives in Zanesvillo at ti:IA p m. This Train stops at all station. wumnpiiB.oiigej. are inuicaceu uy a nag. ACCOMMODATION NO. 3. Leaves ZaneBvilln at 3:15 p m, arrives at Newark at 4:50 in time to connect with 5:25 p in Express lor Csnduaky. I.eive Newark at 5:15 d m. immediately alter arrival of alter- n.ann Express Irom Sandusky and arrives at Columbus at 7:00 p ni. RETURNING. Leaves Columbus at 7:35 a m t arriving at Newark at 9:20 a ni. eonnectlng with Morning Kipross forSsndu.ky and arriving m .Hfii'bviiif- ai 1 1 ;,i j a nl. I if' This Train stops at a'l the stations. FUEIOIIT TRAIN NO. 4. Lenves Zanosvllle at 6:00 a m, arriving nt Columbus at 10:5(1 RETURNING. l.oave Coluinbos nt 12:30 p m, and arrlvos at Z iresvllle at .iu p in, 17. W. FULTON. Superintendent. Superintendenl'B Office C. O. R. 11., Nov. 30. deel fOLUMBUS, PiaUA & INDIANA RAIL- J RIIArt CIIANRE OF TISIK. for Winter arr.niro llicntol I S.III.' l. Ttoo Vai.y Traint. On and after itlondnr, Niivcnibor I4tli, 1853, until fur th.-r notice, trains will I mve the Depot, on High street, as lol unii Mall Train at 9 a. in. Express Train at 2:30 p.m. lloturniuu,will leave Urhana Express Train at 7 a.m. Mail Train at 3 n. m. Thn 9a. in. train Irom Columbus connects with the trains ol Mad River and Lake Erie Kail road at Urbnna, at 12:30 p m., 'orSpriiuti Id, llsyton, Hamilton and Cincinnati. And at the lamci tune, o rlh, with tha train lor Bcllelontalne, Tiffin, lydn and - aoduaky. (.'tinnectinir nt Belle onlaine with fhe Ifeib-foniaine and Indiana Itallroad lor IndlannpnllB; and at Clyde will! tho Toledo and Not walk Railroad tor Toledo and Chicago. Returning, leaves Urbnna at 3 p. m , alter the arrival of the trains Irom Cincinnati, Toledo, tim lusiy and Rellelnntalne; connecting with i he evening e. press train lor Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Zanosvllle, and with the packets fur Chlllicothe, Portsmouth and Lancaster. The ':30 p.m. traiu connects at Urhana with tbo Mad River and Lake Krle train going north, at G p. m. Helunilno, leaves Uibana at 7 a. ni , immediately on the arrl val ut the Mud lilver aid Lake Erie trains Irom Cincinnati and Sandusky; connecting at Columbus with the express train ul tho C, C.sv (I. ttailroad lor Cleveland, and C. O. Railroad Iur Zancavillea-id Wu elifi,,an I Creati ne with the Ohio and Pennsylvania itallroad lor Pitisburuhand Philadelphia. Passmgeis lor Toledo, Chicazo, Indianapolis, Terre-IIsuta Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton, will take the 9 a. m. train. This train connects at Urbuua with tbn Mad Rlverand Lake Krle trains, goir.g both north and Bouth at tho aame hour. I'hss. iijershy thi.train arrive at Dayton at a p. m, and at Cln clnliatiat4 30 p.m. Kare Irom Columbus lo llrbaua .1 00 . 1 40 . 1 1)0 ,. a 40 .. 1 0 . 4 AO . 4 511 11 33 Ppiingtield. ...... ...... Dayton Cincinnati Itellelontaine .......... Indianapolis.......... .. Toledo Chicago via Toledo. .... Chicago via Indianapolis l.nlayetto .... Terra Haute 10 SO 6 AU 6 50 On Monday, the 5th Inst., a train will bo put on the M. R. and i. c. it. it leaving- I'rnana at o:Jll D. m.. connecting at He le- lontalne for Indianapolis, direct. By this arranaemant nassen. gers h aving Culuinuua at 2:30 p ni. arrive in Indianapolis neat morning. For lurth r Inlormatlon annlv tn J B. Hobtlr. Aaent. Colum- uu; d.a. v ia.si.uw, Agent, urnana. JlillN ft. Hll.l.lAltll. MILt. rTbeComuany will not ho resnunsiblo for baaaaeeex eeeui gtllty dollars in value, unless the same is returned to tint Conductor or Agent, and freight paid at the rato ol a pas sage lor every tfjuu in value atiuve that amount. decs pLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAILROAD, V Winter Arrnunement. On and alter Mundav. Nov. Hlh. 1853. uasscnuer tralna will ium unity -unu.i rtac. pii-u as ioiiuw.i rouino n invision, via norwaia liolng Weal. Mail train. Day Express. Night Express. Leave Cleveland at 11:30 J:0u p. in,, and 7:45 p. m, 5:'J0 10:15 " 5:37 10:30 " :S0 " 11:81 " (1:4:1 " 11:50 l..ave Norwalk at 0:IHI Leave Monroevillo 9:15 Leave Clyile Leave Fremont 1II:IH " lo.:i.-. l!!:00 m. llcaeh Tolerto 7:55 " 1:15 a. m Caolntl Rnat. Mail train. Day Express. Nijlit Express. 1:00 a. m Leave Toledo at 9:10 a. in. l: 'll p. m , 'svo Fremont 10:10 " 4:45 S:S0 " 5:10 S:j5 Leave Clyde 11:07 " Leave Monroevllle 1 1:57 Leave Norwalk '.':15 p. m. Kearh f 'b veland V:40 5:55 " 3:15 li:li! " 4:03 f:'.'5 " 6:30 ' he 6:30 a. m. train from Cleveland, and 9:10 a. m. train irom T.iienn, stop at all stations. 'I he .1:00 n. m.trsm frem Cleveland, and 3:30 n. m. train Irom Toledo, atop at Oberlin. Norwalk, Monroeville. Clyde and Fremont only. Ine 7:15 p. m train Irotn Cleveland, and the 1:00 a. m. train Irom Toledo stoo at all stations exeent Camden. Waahincton and Stony llldgo. l onm-etinc at C leveland with Lake Shore and Cleveland and 1'itis iur Kailroaiis. and at Monroeville with Mau'tield and Han dusky llailroad, and at Clyde with Mad River and Lake Erie Itallroad, ard at Toledo with Michigan Southern and Northern inuiana naurnao. Northern Division, vlarianduakv Leave Ohio City at t.uj p.m. Leave r-andusky at 7:00 a. m., stopping at all Btailons. r. n.i'HII.LII'H. superintendent Ofllce C. AV T. R. Cleveland, No, la, 1853. pLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & CINCIN- Vy NATI, AND CLKVELAND AND KltlK RAILROADS. IIANCK II K TIK. On and alter Mooda. November 14th. 1853. Tralna wilt run as IoIIowb (Pundaya excepted) : j rains leave uoiumbus lor Cleveiann, r.rie, Dunkirk, Kuttalo nd New York, at 10:15 a. m ,l:l5o. m andlln m. Trains leave Phelby Inr Cleveland and Erie, at 1:05 p. m , 4:23 p. m. and 2:-i9 a. m. Trsiiis I ave Shelby for Columbus and Cincinnati, at 10:40 a. m.. f.:'J7 p. m. and 1 1:54 p. m. trains have Cleveland inr columhus ana Cincinnati, at 7:30 m , !!..n p m. and 8:30 p m. Trains I ave Cleveland for Erie and New York at 7:30 a. m , 45 p. m. snd 9:00 p. m. L. TII.TON, Superintendent Columhna Nov 14th, 185:1. novl5 N . SO 11 1 II A K D, A rent, Coin ml.ns. O EMO VAL. I respectfu Ily notify my patrons a . anu ire-nas, rnaionana aiinr l-ea, mv atork of Nusie, Piano tones, Vr.. will be re nt ..ed tu Ao. CI AVss flloek, (alidule Hteral. HVsl Foitrtk Street, hetweea Walnut and Vine. where, I rnty hereafter be found; and sball be hapn to Bunuly them as keretolore. I have an extensive assortment of Hate lrt, Davis Ac Cii-'s ( Roston) sunerlor P. anna, with and without tho jK ilian Atttehasenti alaj. New Voik Pianos, (tuitara, Ubljib, it'ina, Aeenrdeon.. Ae. Piano, to let. Cash paid for seeoad hand Pianos. Cincinnati, No. 14, 53. ly I). A. TKUAX. BRUSHES. A fine assortment of hair, hat, eto-h, to-ith. .having and flesh brnshes, a 1 atylea and pricr-s For sale by JNO. R. COOK, .e7 DrngBiat, High it., I oiumous I70R SALE a house and lot in Franklinton, X cheap lor cash Isqaire n KORERT ARMtSTIlONO.Jm, nnder Exchange Bank. A fine lot of rrentleinen's double-soled w ho As.of the best material sal Workn ansbip. at inter W CllN-TANf, No. 1 State street. curSi IfUESH ARRIVAL of Mason's Challenge 1 B.A Hl.rkii.i-. A'so. a aep'Tior article of Blvkicg Brushes, at the new Bout and shoe iBineivai, ho. I Wat.- slieet. tti r J W. CrNTANS. LIJStf Bea;rB. obsfh oxioaa IACKUS i!k GEIGElt, Attorneys at Law, Cf lrnSn.. tinin. will praetire rrgnlarly la the ttate.rd fedTal I'woit,. .ffireie Hvrrnn.'s Hioek. ller.-r It, IHVl. T mo. BURNING FLUI D and Phosgene Gas. Also, Fluid and Pbe. l.ampa-all aivea and prices. For sale by drH J. R. COOK. Do do H. . do Do do Do do Do do Do do Do do Do do Do do Ho do INSURANCE. TNSURANCE. CONNECTICUT LIFE X INSURANCE COMPANY. IIARTFOKU, CONNECTICUT. CAPITAL 2.O0O,00O. With (1300,000 loaned on real estate in Ohio. GovR. Phblps, Hec'y . Javkb Goodwin, Preat. HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT. CAPITA! 1S0,000. Chartered In 1810. II. IlnNTiNBiow, Prealdent. HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, WALL STREET, NEW YORK. FIRE AND MARINE Cnpltnl 9300,000. Cms J. Mabtiiv, Sec'y. 8. L. Loomib, Pres't. NORTH WESTERN INSURANCE CO., OSWEGO, NEW YORK. FIRE AND MARINE Cnpltnl Se Sprplna (283,000 Chartered lb33. H. D. Condict, Sec'y. Okoboe Fibhis, Pres't. Policies on Uvea and tbo cargoes of Steamboat., Canal Boatt and Sail Vault; also, against Insa or damage from tiro to build-ings, merchandite, machinery, furniture and other property, la ,ll"1 bT I). ADAMS, Jr., Agent, Columbus, O. sepl9 TNSURANCE ON LIFE AND LIVE X STOCK, avalnst loss or damage by FiBR. and against the perils nf the Ska and Inland Navigation, on property ol every description, taken in thelollowing companies i UNION MUTUAL I.IFK INSURANCE COMPANY, I'upiiiif siao.uuu. OHIO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCIN nan, WBtiu. Cnpltnl 9100 000. NEW ENGLAND LIVE fTOCK INS. COMPANY NEW HAVEN. CONN. Cnpltnl $30,000. EAOLK INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O JHpltlll v'uif.uiiu. F.QU1TARLE FIRE INS. CO., OF LONDON. Cnpltnl 82,500,1100. Risks taken on the mast liberal terms, and all losses nromptlw adjusted. raarU-dly T. STOCKTON, Agent. rRON BEDSTEADS. Comstock, Bromley JL it, Co., Manulseturers. HnlrKoom No 05 F.eonnrd Htreot, New York. ONE DOOR WEST OF BROADWAY. Common and folding, plain nnd oruamental Bodstesds of all kinds. Hotel, hospital, prisons, family, servant's and children's bedsteads ul ways on hand. Also, a general assortment ot Iron furniture, spring beds hair and other mattregiei. ihoio bedsteads are superior to all others in point ot cleanli ness, neatness and economy. They are always tree from vermin, and are exceodlnclv durable, portable and convergent. Ordera to any extcntoiay be a i dressed to No 85 Leonard street. New York. VF lcrents wanted lor thu sale of tho above. Descriptive circulars sentwfaerever requested. novlO 6ihm BRITANNIA TEA SETTS. Fine Briton-nla Tea Fetta. new and elcaant stvles. lust reeelved. and Iur aale low. N. Ac ti. Fodl'h R, High street. Journal Building, between Slate and Town. nnvH BUCKEYE MACHINE SHOP, COLUM-BUS. OHIO CM. Rim: WAV. Pranri.t.r Hl.i. Avenuo, Kast End of National Road Bridge. The subscriber having lilted up the building known as tba Old Paper Mill, as a Machine Shop, would most respectfully inform tbo citizens of Columbus and vicinity that be la prepared todo any and all kinds of machine work, such as steam engines of dittercnt aizes and patterns, tnachlnery, mill gearing, rauruaii irogs anu awuonna, wrougnt ana caBt fencing, &c. Particular attention paid tn Jobbing and repairing. All work warranted to give satisfaction. A share of public patronage Is respectluly solicited. ocCli-utt, VfORE NEW BOOKS. Salad for the Sol- XT A. Itary. By an Epicure. Mrs. Ben Darby ; or, tho Weal and Woe of Social Llle. BlIlircBD'a Visit to Europe. Uvula. For aale by bovSM BURR V RANDALL. MORE & GALLAGHER, Ridge Road and Court Street, Philadelphia. 1 HON POCKDsTlig ck M AN DFACTVKERM ot Wrought aud Cast Iron Railings and all kinds ol Ornamental and Architectural Iron Works, Iron Railings fur public and privalo (.rounds, Verandahs, Settees, Chairs, Tables, Ac. Particular attention paid to the enclosure of Burial Lots. Mora & Uallagher'a Hook of Original Designs and List of Prices sent to persons wishing to make a selection. nov3-d3mat r) AMERICAN PROTESTANTS ! Hear Jl tbe testimony of one who was himself a Priest. Father (iavuzzi'a Lectures in New York, reported in full, by T. C. Le-land, Phunograpber ; also, the Llle ot Father Gavazzf, corrected and authorized by himself, together with reports ol his Address In lisllaa tn bia cnuutrymen In New York. Translated and re. vised hy M'le Julie de Magnerltles. Trice 50 eenta, in paper, cloth 75 eenta. Also Just published, the nowest Novelty! Interesting to the whole reading public I Mark ilurdlestnne, or, tbe Two Brothers. Hy Mrs. Moodie, author ot " Roughing It In the Busb." Three vulumcs in one. Price 50 cents, in paper, cloth 75 cents. Jack Cade'a Rebellion, or, tho Boudiman'a Struggle, a tale ol feudal oppression. A full supply of the above for thn Trade at 11. B. PEARSON'S augl8 Periodical Depot. MEW GOODS. We have just received a 1 large aud splendid stock of dry gouas for tbo Fall trado, consisting In part of woolen goods, new styles, for men and boya' clothing. ilOO pa muslin de laincs at 12 to SO cents ; HOO pB calicooB at 6 to 1 1 centB ; 800 ps bruwu and bleached muslin at 0 to 10 ceuts j 10J psred and white flAnnelB; 75 ps barred flannnlB,er women andgirlt; V!0 ps black silks, very cheap ; 50 pB merinocB, alpacaa and thibet cloths ; 1100 ps fall ginghama, new styles ; 300 tall and winter shawls, tu sultaverybody. Also Largo assortment (wumenand girls') hoisrry, gloves, csmbricB, ribbons, trimmings, linens, A:c, Ate. Our tletftrininatiun fa not to be undersold in any article usually kept in a dry guod store. sep7 OHBORN II STEWART. ARMSTRONG & GORTON having re-moved their establishment to their new block, one door north ol the old store are now ready to serve customers and others with any thing In their line; such as Conk lag Motcm. both for coal and wood decidedly tho best patterns iu use. IIbatino 8tovks, of all pattern and varieties. Lotze' Improved Warm-Air turnance and Ventilator, Krgls-ters, c. Together with a large variety of lioute Furnifhlog Goods, such as are not usually found In a Tin store. AHMdlKONO & GORTON, sepd dtt High street, one door north ot Broad. THE LONDON ART JOURNAL, for Sep. lember, 75 eenta. Die Attorney, or the Correspondence of Jno. Quod. Paoer. 50cenla Count Chinstoval, by II. W. M. Heynolds, being tha srnuel to I.nrd Taxondale, 50 eenta Just received at urtisj PEARSON'S Depot. pOLLARS, SLEEVES, CHEMISETTES, - Cuffs, Flouncintra, Edging:, InBcrtinira, Dimity, Cam brie, Swiss bands Kng.ish Turcad, Valencienciea and tioiilben L-.ees, Ate. dta. a noauttiui assortment just opened at Septi ONOWDEN'g. r. is. r. hkwson, c.lvin molmkb. Of lair firm of Yorke t- Hemon. Late of ORielly Telegraph Co. HEWSON & HOLMES, Auctioneers and (;kehai. mhipmio.n niKRciiANTm, Nub. C3 and c5 Walnut street. West side, near Pearl, C'lnelnnntl. rae Begular sales ot liroceries at auction. Groceilea and Merchandise senerally at private aale. Cash advances made on consignments to their sd.lress. JanlH dly PAS BURNERS A full assortment ot VX Brackettsand Pendanu. one.lwoand three lliht, and tw. . three, four and aix light Cbandeiiers, received dlnct Irom the saanulactuiy.and lur aaln at reasonable prleea. Jf I till IHN BALDWIN. JR. OSGOOD, Ixist and Peg Mannjacturer, I ndlann polls, I ndlnnn. Boot and Shoe Trees, Crimps .lanip., a-o. js giKai .upp.j ui too sidoto arueiea on nsnd In the wnukasaleand retail trade. Wkulesale Dealera eupplled a short notice. fje All orders promptly tilled. dec-J4-dly O 4traw llunneta alt (i, Legboi a and Straw Hats for aliases , uV.d.y received by expie.,at MeCOY'S, ms;aj - neat door to tbe American I YMNDOW CURTAINS. Another lot of f T beiutitul Laee and Swiss Curtains, this day received at MCCOY'S. next door to the American. I31NT AND QUART FLASKS JL 10 gmsa Pint Fiaska; 5 do Uuaittiaeks; For aale at low ratea by !al4 N. A i. l-'UtOKU pOCKET CUTLERY. A fine assortment X of Pocket Cutlery, manufactured by Rogers, Woatenaolm, anlothers. Also, Raa.irs, Razor tatmps. etc. Furseleby Ju7 BIIKR k RANDALL. A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF FURS. iV JAHVIH A: fAIK'llll-l, Main st first door beltiw the ore. r M .in and Prwrlh. wi-stsioe.CinctrnaU. nov-iOdly IRON SINKS, Sower and Sink Traps, assor-ed sire., for sale at JNO. K. tlF.YL'8, jail. Town street