Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1854-09-23

              fir- VOLUME xvin. liifiira I II If! If IWHi I I I I (iff! !! fl IP! Pi wmm sfisiiw aiM pip5 lllill Now Fall Goods Priws Down! Win, Richards & Co., A '1' N'D. 1 OWYNNE BLOCK, cor. of Third . V nn.l Town streets, respectfully nnwumco to thn public, in iiviiu tlicm tli-i fnllittih' c it.-ilotrni of arttuiVM, which U but n wnnll pnrt nf tlnwo In which H"y 'leal, thit m?;ii!i7JtSa f left union; on tlnir part, ti make p:iitf!mfH fro.n (licit (itnrli pr-ilitiUo to Ihfue who luvor tlim with their p-if:'ii;iiie. We havn t:ikou n-lv:itit;ip of the rodent tyrent rM tic I ion tf piic.i in irnmrto.l goo.W, in tho e.iAtem citle-i, mi l tuv purriusu 1 l.irtfMy Tor 111 Tall tni le, nf IHIF.SH SIMM, 'it l';nt 25 per cent, c lieu pur than evor before ; aUn 1'liin find FiVinel All-wool nplfiiflt's, Hiw Silk-?. AH-wo-tl VM Merinn. Phiii French Merino, fcc, &c. nvitiTiKs rv Tnrn market. ;i:'.tii: Ai.KjemtiM Kid i;r.o,'iM fur IvuHcs an;l fii:iU, all ioi, Mvk Vrvnrh Silk Mil, with ami without liners, l.i:nf mvl .Short I.-nlifV Vrciu-h (iauntlnt Hiilini? (Move.-, 1i'lies' t'ronch Work O.lhrftof Stvi-M. Jiickonvt, lloiiiton nml V.-ilonfinc I.icc. ftn I Crotoln't Work, ln1T Sloeves mi'l Cutler IMkfrf., ti ho n run' n-Hnrtinmit ofSwH, .luf.ko- nt't niil N'unsoiik KUin.4 aii'l Insorlf ntfrf, Flouncing, Dimity IUikU, nml Kinlro.l.'r;rl Linen llt.'kf. W'c iil-iii liuvo nil siiwji or the nev nnl a it per ior article of J Urw.ii in IATi:vr SKi.K-.uj.frsTivo Cket. to fasten nml unfasten in-'tuiitiinnou-ily wUhmit liicinpf. SHAWLS. Ilrorlm. Whitp ami Cliin-d Crapo, lllack Silk, Tliibat, pliiin color., lJLiin and Figured Cishincrc and livhino. C CUT A IX O00D3. Piimns'k, Moroon, l'l iin Ilulf Linyn, W'hito, Emhvoldeicd, Kiurt'd mi 1 I'l.iin, Oil l)n:4icd ami French CtirUln Chintz. DOMESTIf. Linen and Cotton Fheptinccii from 1 yd to 2,' y U widp. Pillow Cn-e Linen and Muslin 40 and 4f inches wide. Table, lliickahuc, Hussia and Iiirdseye Diapers, Napkin. Itle.iched and Browu Linon Tiiblo Clotli.i, Bleached and Hrown Crush, Tidic.-, Table. Stnnd, Bnraan and Via no Covers, lileached ami BrnwnShtrtinff.s.Fino White Welch, Silk, Warp and (!an7e Flunutds from to 1 yd uid, Wlitto M iroltf'H Quilt , all prices, nnd a Htiperior nrtirle of Allendulp Spread i, .lafinird Diuppra and Apron ("berk. Clolhi. Casimures an I Tailory' Trimming B)NN'KT.S AND MILLINERY. Soft Straw, Fi-iirh Luce, Losborn, Kapollten, Lawn, French and Ainpricun Flowers, Wreath, Crape, all tfolor(, Lining Siik-, Straw (lynip. Crown, Frame and Bcmnct Liwih, and a lurjjo stock of Uibboiu. MISCKLLAXKOU3. Linpn Cambrlf. ttonts and l.'idies Linen Hdkfs , Col'd and Black Velvet Itibbou-, Fmbrnblcrin Silk. Cotton and Linen Fbm, Pre Trimming of all detcriptioni, tJluvcn and Hosiery of nil kindu, Ladies' Embroidpred anl Corded Skirts, all kinds and prices, Parasol, Fans, Mosquito Nets, Green, Brown and Blue Borage aud Grenadine for VpiU, Bhck Dotted Lace and Iovo Veils, Black Silk Lace for Capes, Bhck Silk Trimming Lace, (ients' Black and Fancy Silk Cravats, al-to Lawn Cm vats, Black and Colored Silk Fringe, &eM Arc, &c. WiL BI011AR1W fc CO. Columbus, 0., Sept. 9, 1854. THOMAS DOUGLASS, SOU! AflEXT FOR BEE'S nil ACE, Commission Mcrchnnt, Importer, Mnnufaclurcr, and Wholesale Dealer In every -description of AMERICAN HARDWARE, No. 8 riiilt Street, THOMAS DOUOI.ASS, (Kour door, from Pearl,) ASA FARR, Jr., lato of the NEW YORK ftrm of Child, l arr k Co., St. Louia.) junolS-dlJmu CHASE HOUSE, CtHiXER OF SITPEUIOR STREET AND PUBLIC SQUARE, CLEVELAND, O. 0. A. C1USRA PO.t PKOrKICTORS. juned-dly. kfifi WILLOW AND OAK BASKETS. JWU Among whicn are a Rood assortment ef willow market baskets, round, oval and square, covoroil nnd uncovered, dideront sizes. , Hotel dining room baskets, lined with tin. A great variety of school, dinner, nursery, toilet and waste paper baskets for countings, reticule, work baskets Sc. Oak bushel and half-bushel baskets. At the Agricultural Warehouse, Exchange Buildings, Broadway, Columbus, Ohio. V.XI. A. tlll.L. oct'22-diwtf NOTICE TO DEBTORS. ALL PERSONS indebtod to P. T. H.vownRjt, are requested to call nt my otllce and make pavmcnt and save costs oi suit. JOSEPH F. SMITH, Jau21, 185J.-dtf Assignee. "10LUMBUS NURSERY. A GREAT VARI- J ety of the most choice Fruit and Ornamental Trees anil miruin. Tho undersiirned elves notice that he has made arrange mants with soino of tho most extensivo nnd most reliable Cursory establishments in the Stato of Now York, for a constant supply at Columbus of the very choicest Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, nnd will (111 all orders i it that lino on the shortest notice. Among them nro some ne,v varieties of great value. Printed catalogues will bo iu readiness for gratuitous distribution soon. Tho Trees will bo for sale in a very few days, and may be seen nt the .corner of High and Stato streets, or at Hose Cottago, one mlo nottli of Culumuus, on tho XVortnington Koan. uprfl-tf XVARP.EM JEXKIN'S. flAPITAL CITY DAGUERREAN ROOMS. V J Tho undersigned having permanently located in tho city, has availed himself of ovory advantago necessary to execute periect iMgucrrcoiypns Having a largo any j.uriii. he can take pictures without regard to weather. - He has just received a largo and splendid assortment of cases or every rarlety, from tne lull sizo uown to tne smallest that are taken. Every lady and gentleman is respectfully invilod to call at nt, rooms, on iitff a sireoc, v est nine, uoori oouiu o; the Franklin Bank, and examine specimens. Mas. Wtkw will be in attendance to wait upon the ladles. E. s. XX X K.US. , Columbus, June 1, 1854. janlD-dly fEW STORE 1 NEW STOCK ! Wai.i. Papi-.h ixn Wwnow Paper. 90,000 piece XVall Papers. i.uoti uuruun 2.000 " Borders. 800 pair Window Shades, Embracing every kind, shade, pattern and price, at whole sale and retail. Merchants supplied on the best terms, at tne now wall paper store, uunon uuuuing. jnne-29 J. H. lUI.F.Y ft CO ''PUB UNDERSIGNED UAVE THIS DAY J. formed a nartnorshlD under the name and atyle of MILLER, DONALDSON at Co., for the purpose of doing a general Banking and Exchange business, in tho ofHce formerly occupied by L. Donaldson & Co., on the corner of State and High streets, (City Bank Building.) JOHN MILLER, LUTHER DONALDSON, February 1, 1S64 dlf A. H GREEN. DR. It. J. PATTERSON. OFFICE, THE same formerly occupied by the late Dr. Howard, State street, east of the Post Office, Columbus, Ohio. Rianixoi Starling Hall, (Medical College Building,) State street. mar24-dly 11. 11. Kimuail TTAS UKMOVKI) TO II IS NEW STORE LI. ltmiin. No. 2 CWV.VN'K HLnCIC, wlu-n-1 cfivin Iliu moiit extonsive slocU ol itixits, Slior-s mid I.c-atlti-r, ovrr opi ned in tlii miirkt t. All old custom- :in-l n(;w one an- iuvitwl to call and cMiniino this well st-l-.-cti-d !H-Miirl moid, nathey may 1"' wwin-d "f lioine; ili'iied both In ijunlily aii'l piii-e. Tne i:irlic;il ir atlonlio!! of Country Ik'aliw.i jind Mnnu-factnrvM eullt-d to my Lirjfe ami fro.di KUily of !ot and .Slio.'H, I'allu-i-anili'in'liiii-i, .Morocco. Kid and Lining SI: ins. Lis!, Moot Trees, Hoot Crimp", 1'eH, c, whk-h are olTere.l very low at wholesale or retail. Al.-'o, a lartfe suidviif lir.st anil second iimtitv l'lsh Oil, in store and for sale cheap hy iluslll II. II. KI.MUAI.I STATIONEItY. A Urge and complete variety of Fancy and Staple Stationery, Ciu;li.h. French and American." Hanks, 1'llldic Olliees, &c, will tin 1 it to their advantage, to call before pnreliasin',' elewlu-ie. at tlioNVwi.'lioai l!..(lislorcnf S. B. DUKB & CO., jmu-l j Ohio Slato .lournal Itaildillg. TJ) niINTDREI).--TlKrlisloi'v (if tlm !.! J Hundred Psalm Tune, with Specino-ns, l.y tiio Ki V. II. llareival, M. A., and Prefatory Note by I. Ki-v .1. M. AVainwriurht, ). II. For sale by H. It. Ml-llil .V; Ol .lournal hilliiiir. noI3 MI1I.SD V.' '1I M1 VAI;M A!:: .'.Nil VI .s i 1 1. A fllllNAttU was m.h.l r : n- . i!v. r .Xi.-0.il ,n the World's l-'air, l.oudon, ls;',l, nn.l ol '.In-. , -,e!::l cf.ne c'nirs find-, nnd at. Ih latefiir of t!u- i iiii- Mv l,;uii,-:-' ho stlrilte. It Is aiiapred, too, ti.r buioi.it; elilier t.iu.i;.iiiou.-eoal, wiskI or coke, anil lor i-implii i-.v of loiolmeiioii, liurability, economical consmnp'ton of fuel and capueity fur heating, ia (jreatly nuperior to any furnace in u-o. The fin- pot uf tliis furnace is lined w ir 1 1 fre laii k, and not liable to crack or burn out, nor Is the italiry of the atmnsplii-ru dcsti-oyed by couiiuix in contact with red bos iron. We hare, during the past year, put them up in a great many public buildings and private dwellings, and have thoroughly tested their capacity for burning bituminous coal and coke. Pamphlets with outs, furnished, (,'ivins full description and tivery Information in regard to wariniiur and ventilation.Xt'e direct attention to this sulijcct at this time, a It Is of the utmost importauco in constructing a building, to uiako provision for warming nnd ventilating. XXo have removed our utock from No. 8 Iturnct House, to our store Nos. 2o and 27 Main Htreet, and have received in addition, a largo assortment of Kenisters. XVM. KESOll & CO., Cincinnati. The abovo Furnaces may lie seen nt ,1. 1!. HOD BRIDGE'S, who is our aRcnt In Columbus, 0. Store on State street, near High. tnar21 I 1 1. i m nl 1 i l..,. ciAITOM L,.y; . ..l.U Ci Will. i;l i-iit,.!!!) tlu'ir inteis-w oedi v.e oiler at the o Al l ot yt lloiiK FACIt. nnd printed tieads, iti i i (,1'VIMi i'KI'-SSES, I'A , i . ,-.:i.M'IMl, itc RIOH & ,,i., . i, cot, W. Y. Oity. Buyers i In . A.iioiiiiuirourextciislvesfwk, re.'.f tusiiltf o-ir.s. : ii.s.lis mode to pattern, paged ii-iy sljle reiiiiri'd. AIsob large loi- liauks, Insiinince and other t.in. k on ll.'lli.l SUItallli iiopiiaes, .Mereliauts, l-oorls. f;e.., also in large quuiiu- lies loi the Noi'ili, IX es , nod .-"oiun I rauu. X kitimi iMi'tr.s! Cap, Lett.-r. Note and u-dger rapers, from i lie o.-t JIilH In llio tl. n. I oretgn rupere, iissue, Li.i.iiui:. It t ifitig, Colored, kv. m.uy f ancy and .staple I . oods. a most extensive nod (n.iipleie assortment Hut-elopes, (.arils, inks, ooiu Pens tinil I'eiii-ils, fcteel Pens, &c. Kni.it a run ltfrl! Tin.e nod work Hisiks, -iariiror m L.S Interest, Advance, Pise.ouiit, i.xeliange una ouwr u el. it l:ooks liir the Counting Heuso. it rm.Misn of cheap C u ds, ihll lleails, l.anet, viiiku, l.:..v (..i-es, Points, &e. l.irmoiKti-in ami K.wnwiMj liotuls, mocks,(.ertm-i-ate i, l.ills of Exchange, hies cut, Cards mid Envelopes ..ili.i...-ed ill the h"t stjie il .- 'ii, i, ..-. in i-j Mi reliant and Dealers supplied: , .. in 'jieuiii'ii in suit Buyers. i. . I-, .'.I.iil evi-ciited with pi-olnptness. : ,r,l ft l.iili l lllil.,(it XXilllam St., New York, h.ieiiriii.,: nnd Manulacturing Stationers. 111- NI'.W YOIMC M'I'.AM lll.AXK lldOIi M.lSL'kVCTUillMI D'VrAlll.l.dlXIlINI-. in., i. Iioull'l. Iiinili-rous stles, h ets. pel- oil! e and PI no l'lue. iiow.i-t Line, l-i full bound, White. . with Ends and ll.imt hv and upwards ; i. White, 2!i" ; t ine pai'o.l. 2"ie. liems, Pine llluii, Russia corners, paed. Uar and upwards ni-liends and bauds, paged, 4 to and upwards; llu.eia with ends and bands, paged, 60c and upwards) ntiri bindings, paged, Gdii niid upwards. Mediums, Pine lllile, Russia corners, paired, (17c nnd upwards Russia ends and bands, paged, 7oe and upwards : extra bindings, paced, 87o nnd upwards. Iloyals and Super Royals, extra biiiiHiiE. paned. VI !3 ami upwards. A en-nt varietv of Pass Rooks, $1 per gross and upwards. Memorandum Hooks, Ssu per gross and upwards. Receipt Hooks, Petty Accounts, Minimum I'.limks, Is-ttor Copying Hooks, XX'riting flunks, I'jplieriug Hooks, r'ohool AlbtiniH, Kte., &e. l-oiit:iiitlv on hand. 10.IKK) reams of manufacture work of every quality nnd description, nil bound in tho most substanti.il manner, and in (lie neatest f Ivies; which are olfereil to Hook-sellers, Stationers ami Dealers generally, for cash or approved paper, by S JOHN O lIARA, lift" Nassau Btroct. New Vork N. R. A liberal discount whui ptireliased In large quantities. uinyO-dt "' WYNXK'S PATENT IMCAl :TION' CliNTiM VI KUUAI. PUMP AND I'lRH EXlliSE. Adiipl.d t any situation ; unliniited in power ; certain in action ; pel .milieu!, in iMi : and withal so low in eo-.t. I list I In", are ml Idly ruperscilillg nil othelil. It is especially recollltllelnli-d to ihealtenlionofall inlei-estnl iu r'li aluers. Manutaeloi ies 'l-iiniieries. Breweries. Distiileiic-s, Railrond XX tiler 'hiti"ii Canals. XV'ater XX'orks, Drainnire or Iri-lL-alioti, for the following properties : tronmivi, thtOjilt:tl, iini'tifi'i, f'r dom from abiltlijlo pel out n'oroVr, n tmgt rtsuHt fn Hit rmwtr amlitil. For Mining, (iu.irryln", ColTer-daii Sc., they are peculiarly ndapted. Sizes nro iiiaonfuetured of fi-nni '2S to 100.000 callous ncr miliuto capacity. Call nnd be satisfied of these facts at tho otllce and wall house of Union Power Company of U. S. No. Xi Broadway, X York ; removed from No. 21, opposite present stand may 22-iUlmm rTHii.'.or.of;H:Af, hooks WEST'S ANAL- I YS1S OP TUP. llllll.E. A new sutildv lust rceieved. Reason and Faith, and other Miscellaneous Essays of Henrv Rogers, author of 11 EollnsO nf Faith." 1 vol. Tho Eclipse of Faith : or a visit to a relisinus Sceptic by Henry Rogers. 1 vol. A defence of the " Eclinse nf Faith." by Its author betnsr a reiolndor to Professor Newman's reply. Also the reolv tn the Eclinse nf Fiillh" by Francis Wil Newman, together with his chapter on the moral perfec tion of Jesus. For salo at tun liuoii store oi juneu RANDALL, ASTON i.Uiu IKON KA1LINO WORKS. IRON RAILING, eyery variety, of Wrought and Cast Iron, and the cole brotcd'XVIro Railing. Wickeruiiam'8 Patpntkti Wi UK f Fxot, for Prairies, Rail roads, Farms, Iiwns, Gardens, fcc, At $'2 per rod. Iiion llKOKTK.ios Irom Fl'RNmiRP. The 2d edition iiNpw Phase of the Iron Manufacture." containing designi explanations and prices of the abovo articles, forwarded by addressing tne suuscriuer. JOHN R. WICKERSnAM. Warerooms No. 812 Broadway. Works, Nos. 63, 65, 67 69 and 01 Ltwia street, New York imay inn COLUMBUS, SATURDAY JENING, Kelton, Bancroft & Co., H AVE REMOVED TO TIIEIil NEW STORE, !. No. JtlWVNNK BI.)(Tv. three doors east nf Third, on Town slock of street, where they intend to keep the largest DilY Kotiiies. Clothinl. Hats. C ;oi)i)s, ups, Ponnels, Hoots and Shoes, that is kept in the city. Wo shall be happy to sec all nf our old customers and as many new ones as can make it for their interest to call on us. ()ne of the Partners is in the Kastcrn market most of the time, so wo are able to keep our stock in much better order than those who only visit the Fastern market some three or four tiine.i a year. Our motto shall he, .Vuuif rrnlitsmdLiriicS,il?! KKI.TON, IIAXCUOFT Is CO. Columbus, Auff. H, 1S.VI. p ( U N T U Y M E It CHANTS WANTING VV Clollnmr, Hoots and Shoes, or anything in tiio wayor I b y Ooods or Xoliims, can tiud a lare assortment and at low prices, at KI'.l.TON', H.VNCltOFT & CO.'S. Aujr. H, 1S.VI. nEDLAUS. We kocp omt of the largest stock the trade with ovnrythingr that U usually carried in wag ons. ai;l at prices that will uely cmnpotilion. UU(f KKLl'OM, ILVNCiUtlT k CO. T 0 Till!) WHOLKSALE TRADE. We have Wliik-Fdirinir and Iac'S. Ulack nnd 8wins Mullfi, dacco- uetu, Cambric-!, Victoria Iavnn, Chemisettes, Under sU-evL'H, ljolies' collarn, nt low prices to tho trade. rKf.TOV. llANCMtOKT .fe CO.. are the airentH V in Cohnnlius for the sale of Lyon's Kathalron, Mc- ljioe's Liver pills nnd Vermifuge. nugS Tin: l'miio tin (I Wustc I'.stHblislimi.-iit I HORACE WATERS, 03.1 DKOADXVAY S'EXV YORK. THE I! EST AND MOST IMPROVED TIAN03 an ! Melo.lenns in tho world. T. uiuikrt k io. s XVorld's Fair Premium l'ianos,with or without tiio l-.nlean, 1 Willi iron frames and circular scales, llio merits or those instruments are too well known to uoea luruior inmeiidatiou. (aiLiiein 'a Eoi liom 1'ia.vim, an eiegani truioent for small rooms. 1I.U.ICT : (.umst.).-3 i-mmjh, of the old established firm of Hallet & Co. Mr. XV. ucmg ,l., u,riu foe nil I in ii bove Pianos, no can oiler tnoin iow- lloioanv other house in the Liuteu laio. iiinuix XX'.Ti'.na' Pl.i.vos, manufactured expressly for nun, uaving eat power of tone and elasticity of toucll. l innos oi ther make. Ill a word, B3a Buo.luwsY, 1, one oi tne srgest ilepots lor nanos in me worm, niiuioius mi nitv for selections not to bo had any whero else on tho mcrican continent. Srennil-nnnn nanos ui greiu oar- Price from SftO to $1 to. MELODEONS. OODMAX ft KAI.DXTIX'S TATEXT 0KUAX .XIKI.ODEOXrl, tth two danksj of keys a sweet and powerful instrument. ..I..., Vm 7n In SL"IU1 k n tl XV. Kuitn s mil known nnd lutui cacoraim Unoneovs Prices from D0 to 16U. HSrine nOOVO ,i,nia. nro ibo nnlv ones tuned in the count tomper- iil. .9 Mclndeonsot oilier makes, ol nil styles imu rices. . . Mabilv's imrirailal Ghtaks, from to ou. riuio as, from tb to '2.r. Accordoons, from $i to 'J0. r lutes. from $5 to $10. Violin from $3 to fa. Brass lnstru iTtonla ,in,l olhora nf all kinds Healers supplied with the nbnvo Pianos nn.l jieioueons at laetory prices. illlJMt. Tliis list comprises the products of the great mastora nf l.nih II, n Aiiinvlcan and Euronean continents, anu is receiving constant additions by an extensivo publication f the choice nnd popular pieces of tiio day. Dealers in lusie Tone lers ol M'ln n ines anu rtciiuuiinvi, n i.ui". ' urchasn any music published in the United Slates, or n,il.rrnnn.nt. r,,r nml inuod Slllildies of Mr. WaTkUS' now issues, "will find it greatly to their interest to cull or forward tlieir or.lers. Music sent 10 any pari " i" " ted States, postugo free. junea-tl ;KSI1 ARRIVAL OF (iUODS for Hie Spring 1 ,i:id Summer Trmlo, at P. ROSE'S, No. 8 Neil House. Ibitio,' ibis dav received mv Stock ol uooils loi me Spri.i;; and Suiniiier trado, consisting ol every uiw-ripuuii r.t i't.'.ft,. (-i...lioirf and Vestiiurs. selected by niseif liom Hie largest and uosi nouses iu en , nr. mm . ..i...- . ' ! . . .....-,.. , , lil.ll,. delpliia. at the cheapest casli rates, 1 am now propai-cu id execute all orders in uiy lino on as good terms us can be offered East or XX est. 1 lllen lore mine my oiu cusioiiien, nnd friends tn cull and examine my stock lor tiieinsetves. In addition to the above, I tun In receipt oi a largo nssuri- ..:.'.....- ,'nro u i o I.OO.IS. OI everv ueseniiuon. Tin! public in iielieral are invllea lo ran ami exiiiiooo my ;mods before purclnu'lng elsewhere. ( iiiuiiioiis, Ai.iren i-t, i--ii UNITED STATES IIOTi"!.,cVriiimliii i. O.-ll. HIMONTON. Proni-letnr. Mr. Siinoiiton has leased Ihl. well known Hotel in Columbus torn term of year: and has thoroughly renovated it throughout, nud supplied It with entiro new furniture, beds, He. It Is His uotcniim-ation tn make it n first cla"s houfe, and worthy of public Miwmnm lln w II Biistaiii the l-elilltatlon or Keopne: rue best table in Columbus, and by Hie ls-st intention ui the enn,o,rt nf bis iriiests. hones to receive a lihenil patronage. His old friends nnd the trnveling public tiro invited lo give llimftcnll. Columbus, O., April W, 1S6J 'y TTNDERT A KINO. Wc fiiniii.li (JulHns, U Shrouds, Gloves, Stockings, Heare mid Uirrmges on short notico and reasonable terms. Also, the Patent Metallic Burial Cases of all sizes. O-Hcmorala will be attended to when called on. rrP,lin,. Itnnwl fornisbed When desired. Residence of M. Halm Mound street, Iwtween Fourth Ml Villi. llsldon'c of 'P. llrotherlln Friend stm't, Is-twwn Third and Fourth. HROTHKItLlN Ic HALM, Warerooms iu Hibbs' Building, near corner of tKNTI.l'.MKN'S FURNISHING GOODS.-C. VX il. HATCH & Co., U7 XX illlam street, Now York, importers and inanuf.eturcrs of osxtlpjisx's FURNisnrao ooons of the latest styles, and in great variety consisting of Shirts, Stocks, Ties, Cravats, Gloves, Hosiery, Under OsnnciitA. Handkerchiefs. Suspenders, Linen Collars, Robes do Ciiambre, Shoulder Brocos, and a complete assortment of ail articles appertaining U the line. Purchasers Bro invited to call and examine our stock before pureliachig, as wo offer superior Inducement, i regards quality aud price. marcha-dOmp T7AST MAIL LINE. FIFTEEN HOURS I1 from Columbus to Portsmouth. On and after MON DAY, JUNE 28, a MAIL COACH will leavo iuumnus ior Clrcleville. Cliillicnlhe. and Portsmouth, at 6 o'clock In the morning, nnd arrive at Portsmouth at 8 o'clock in the ovening connecting with the River Packets to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Also, leave Portsmouth nt 5 o'clock in the morning and arrive at Coiuinuus at n o cue. jn-2 KREIDER ft HAXVKES. T1NT1SII POETS. Full Sota of the new anfl JJ clegnnt edition of the British Poets, as far as pub- ished 30 vols., sold separately or by the sot ; prlo 76 cents per vol. For sale by 8. Ii. BURR k CO., i..ain imiio niaie jnurnai otiuu in NEW' WORK 1 Pride of tho W1M juncj EW'WORK BY EMERSON BENNETT derness. just received at FEAKSON dt CU'S UK1-OT. A T C4- a?, P WHOLESALE A liKTAI I.. UUIU li-JbiKlW li b WE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING our friends that we have removed from our old stand on libit street, to our new and spacious store, No. 4 in the- (iXVYNXK BLOCK, on Town street, close to the Market House. XX'o shall bo happy to see our friends in our now establishment. XX'o shall increase largely our stock and varietv, and trust by attention nnd increased facilities, to merit tho-patronage of nnr friends and the public. nit?S iUw A. P. STONK CO. LEVEL AND, COLUMIiUS & CINCINNATI, AND CLEVELAND S ERIK KAILKOAIes iiiaxiwup Tims. On nnd nfler XVednosday, Juno "th, Trains will run as follows, (Sundays excepted) : Express Train leaves Columbus nt 10:10 n. m., and arrives at Cleveland tit 3:110 p in. Rturniii!, leaves Clove-bind nt 8 a m. and arrives at Columbus at 1:05 p m. Mail Train leaves Columbus nt 1:15 1 m, and arrives at Cleveland at 7:25 n in. Returning, lonves Cleveland at 12:15 n m. nnd arrives nt Columbus at 8:10 p m. Niglit r.xpress leaves l-oiuinous av j i:ou p in. inin arrives nt Cleveland at 0:00 a m. Returning leaves Cleve land nt 7:50 p m. and nmves at Columbus nt B:H a in. Facb Train makes a direct connection nt t restlino wltn Hie O. fc Pa. R. It. for Pittsburg and Philadelphia. Also at Shelby for Sandusky, Toledo, Chicago ; nt I leveland with trains on tho Erie R. R. for Dunkirk. Buffalo, New York nnd lioston. nlso w ith the splendid Steamer CRES CENT CITY or (I EEN OF THE WEST, at IU p m, arriving in Buttalo in season lor morning trains In Magara rails, Albany, A:c. L. TILTOM, Superintendent. N. SOUTHArm, Agent. CoMmnus. ;-Columbus, June 7, 1853. x Columbus illacliini) itltiiiitriictiiiiiig (LATE EAOLE FOUNDERT.) MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINES & BOILERS, Also, all kinds of itiiilroittl Work Ac Machinery. Switches, Switch Stands,' Castings. Mill Gearing, for Saw and WroughtaudCast Frogs, " Crossings, Car Wheels, Grist Mills, Shafting and Pulleys, Haclilnists' tools, pcdesiais, Oil Uoxos, Axles. Cast Iron Fronts, Window Caps and Sills for houses, Cast it Wrnught Gratings, Water Station Pipes, Boiler Iron, Vaults Tanks) " " pumps, Bolts. Forging, Turning, Iron Bridges and Roof, Scrow-cuttingand Planing. Of all doscrintions. T.i) All orders for tho abovo work WII.T, BE FILLET1 ioMPTLY, AND THE WORK DONE IN THE BE-sT MAN- pi; m.k. DIHKCTORfl : SAM'L. CAUjOWAY, Pres. CHARLES AMUOS, JOHN S. HALL. A. McXATtY, VM. TREVIT1-, P. HIIUCK, JAUM rr.uui.u.'.. CHARLES AMBOS, .Wf. Address II. CRARY, foc'y. JunolO-dtf NEW WORK JSY. HENRY UOGEUS Author of "Tho Eclipse of Faith," and "Reason and Faith." Two works which have been received with tho highest favor, both in England and America, Having 111 ootll countries passeu inrougusuverui eniin'u, mm i. coived universal prniso Irom tne presH. The London Eclectic Jtmno pronounces tho former "the most valuable and most brilliant contribution to tho treas ury nf tiio Evidences ' which has been made during tne present century." Tho a. Y. ItKuriUf says : " XX e know of no book wnlcn carries us back with such a relish to tho old ami long-tried doctrines of the Bible and the simple faith which it enjoins." The latter work the Puiitan Recorder calls " a glorious vindication of Christianity against the attacks of e-lranss, and others nf the same school: and much more than that. a most acute discussion of cortatu great principles una distinctions that lie at tne louiidation ol all religion." Tho Albann Arnux declares it to be a snfhclent recom mendation to say that it is the production of the same eminently gittcti mum wun tno wora which una acquirei ....l, ..-i.u c..lphi-ltv. entitled - the Eclinse of Faith.' itvery page in tne wnoie vol ume bears the stamp or a inignty intellect. The ntiblisliers tako pleasure In announcing a new vn nmo from this popular author, entitled A Draice nf the Eclipse nf thilh. By its author. Being a Rejoinder to limn, juor Vevvman's Reolv. and in order to irlvo the Amer ican public the whole matter at a glance, wo have Included In the same volume tho " Reply" to tho " Eclipse of Faith," by F. XV. Mewmun. Willi Ills chapter on tne Moral Pertection oi Liirisi. (if Hit. new work the London Reformer says : "A work I., .rltlelt wn desire to call particular attention of our readers. It does not leave Kowmnn a leir to slauu upon." Tho Christian Examiner says : " This Rejoinder, we think, wns called for, and after a careful perusal of it, we must Say tlial H IS waow mm caimirr, wituuuiuiy, oil l, . trlumnhant weight of argument." Tbe nub shers would asa lite attention oi me religions nubile tn the works of Mr. Rogers, which, to use the words of ono of our best biblical scholars, ' have done more to oviin.n and overthrow the false theory of certain Infidel and SCOptlCni aillliiir", 1..1.1. iiuuuoi uuj ..inc. n.ii'.- our time." Just published, ana mr snie ny 1 CROSBY, NICHOLS k CO. Ill XX'ashington St., Boston. J. II. RILEY k CO, Columbus, Ohio, June 6, 1864. TVTEW MUS1U to'lUlllS. U. UlLiLibl T liAa ....nnved from Reed's old stand tn the third door west of tho Post Ofllce, where lie would be happy to supply those In want ol Musical instruments, instruction iwuki tl..uln ur fliii.. New Music just received. Also a large inioi om sianu-ard and new music, slightly Injured, at ono cent per page mnr!8 "VTEW HOOKS. T11UUU11TS AWU llitiiuo 1 1 at Home and AOrnnd, py hliliu Burritt. Biography ot llosea liauou. Ooldsinilli's Poetical Works, new 12mn edition Milton's Poetical XVorks, new l'imn wl. Martin Mcrrivale, numbers 6 and 0. l-... u..a at Ibn Xew And Cltean Itonkstore of H, H. BURR 4 CO, Orders from trade solicited. jy'9 1 iium. n-UT PFflFIVVll T7RUIT TREES. 1 HAVE JLbT RMMVliU If choice lot of Applo, Peach and Clwrry Treej.ln1 gcod ,.,iai fnr nuini nir. mavu ,i,,i.mi.w. T AMP P LIGHTER. A NEW SUPPLY OF tho Fifty-Ofth Thousand Edition, at '. ' RANDALL, ASTOM ft LOHfl'S f ----Mi,, i -; i MiiMirfLirmr' SEPTEMBER 23, 1854. WHOLESALE & It UTAH.. D wight Stone & Co., Hi AVE REMOVED THEIR STOCK OF oods to their new and spacious Store on Town St., o. 5 (iWYNNF. BLOCK, where their stock is necessarily 'erv much enlarged, and consequently a much greater arielyof Oonds can be found than when at their old land on llleh street. Among the variety added is a gen eral assortment of Carpets nnd Furnishing Goods. nttga Cleveland and Toledo Railroad inTiiTmrriwrir ASSENGERS TICKETED TO TOLEDO, Chicneo. St. I-ouis. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Dayton, Springlicld, Bellefonlaine. Tillin, niidley,hanailsKy, nians-field, Jit. Vernon, Newark, A-c. Six Daily Trains from Cleveland. 1st. 7:00 A.M. Express train, from station of C. C C. R. R. for Toledo, Chicago and St. Iiuis ; slopping nt Norwnlk, Clyde, ond Fremont. 2d. 8 A. M. Mail Train, stopping ntoll stations netwecn Grafton and Toledo. 3rd. 8,45 A. M. Express, (from OhioCity.) forsanilusky, Cincinnati, Toledo nnd Chicago, stopping at Olmsted talis, :lvrfa, Vermillion, Huron, Sandusky, Fremont nnd hlmore, This train connects at Sandusky with Mad River and iJike and Mansfield and Sandusky Kaiiroaoa, oy wiiicn 'assengers will reach Toledo at 1.05 P.M. Dayton or.. Dellofontaino 2.18 ' Cincinnati 7.00 " Springlield 3.35 " Indianapolis 10.30 " 4th. 2.50 P. M. Express, from station of C. C. K C. null- road for Toledo, Chicago and St. Ifluis ; stopping at Obor-lin, Norwnlk, Monroovillo, Bellevue, Clyde nnd Fremont. 6th. 3.00 P. M. Mail Train (from Oino Lityj mr saa- dusky. This train connects at Sandusky with trains nf wan luver ami iako crio noaa, arriving at rmsivj B,..i.c evening, and stopping at all intermediate stations. nth. 7.45 p. M. express, irom siauon oi j. v.. v. ivun rood, for Toledo nnd Chicago. I-or Tickets, or contracts ior rreigni, appiy i" r- c-m-...- nfiV A-renl Rfl llsnk street. Anr er Hotel lluikliug. Also, Tickets for Toledo. Chicago, Ac. to be obtained at Station of C. C. k C. Road, v. c. ualiixx i., Agent. Those for Sandusky, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, ami sir Hons on Mad Itlvor and Mansfield Roads, at Ohio City Kin turn. E. 11. PHILLIPS, Superintendent. OIBcc Cleveland ft Toledo Railroad, I aeveland. May 5, 1854. ,itne5tl,trw ON AND A FT Kit MONDAY, 82nd MAY, F0R , (TIM T ,s i a tt i 11 c i)r.''"'T!TiTi Two Daily Lines of Steamers, nt 11 o'clock, A. M. ana i o ciock, r. jti. HORNINQ UXK AT 11 A. M. UNITED STATUS MAIL. FROM LANDING AT FOOT or BROADWAY, i, .iwh rny.Pressure Steamer NORTHERNER: the new and elegant Steamer HIGHFLYER, will make the sua! lntcrmeuiatc i.antungs. vx-UVTVfl FXPREPa LINE AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. M. From landing at foot nf Broadway, the magnificent Low Pressure Steamer JACOB STRADER; tho swift and splen ,11.1 ....mr TKI.FiRAPII No. 8. Passengers arriving in uinetnnnii oy me evening inuos will Hud theso boats tn waiting. Tliis line wiU land nt Mndisnn. hut will havo no detention there; and paaaongors may, therefore, rely upon reaching Louisville In timo to connect with tho early trains irom lAnusvine; arm miin morning and evening lines connect regmariy wun inn ITVTTI?H STATER MAIL STEAMERS, liMrlm. IiuisviUo every dav at In o'clock, A. M., run SAINT LIIC1S. RATES OF PASSAGE, MEALS AND ROOMS INCI.CIIED, Morning Line to Louisville, sm.uu; to M. ismis, .uu PI,V " ' 1.50: tn ' 11.00 Tbmnirh Tickets and Tickets to all Way Landings for sale on board, or at the (llllce ot the Company, No. 10 Broadway, Cincinnati. tiiirs. Mll-.tUAti r., jigeni june5bin U. S. MAIL LINE. CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND ST. I.OCIS, The Only Through Line to St. I.ouis, 111 l-LIAll A7IU MIL m.ll-l.. JZfS U for Louisville, leav ;? .iTrX-.:i'j!Vcj A.M. Isiw Pressure Sten vsrrainsrSJ W. V. Fuller, Master St CINC1XNATI AXD UlfUVlUR. MAIL MORNING LINE i-avlngat 11 o'clock, t Steamer Northerner, Steamer Highflyer, T. T. Wright, Master, will leave Mail Line XVharf boat, foot of Broaiiway, nt it o'clock, a. m. CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE. U. S. Mail Evening Express Line, leaving at 7 o'clock, P. M. Low Pressure St'r Jacob Strador, J. B. Summons, Master. Telegraph No. a, Jl. JIcLellan, Will leavo Mail Line Wharf-boat, foot of Broadway, ut 7 clock, P. 51. The U. S. Mall Morning Line and U. 8. Mail Evening hit- press Lino, are the only hues authorized to issue through tickets, and the only lines connecting at Iiulsville "Itli the superb Passenger Packet U. S. Mail Lino Steamers FROM LOUISVILLE TO SAINT LOUIS. IflfisvTiui and St. Loci U. 8. Mail Lix Stbamkiis. One of these large nnd magnificent Steamers leave Louisville every morning at 10 o'clock, A. M. Low Pressure tsouinorner, .1. 11. join-s, siastor. Fashion, H. L. Church, " HooslerStato, Ceo. ljlniptoll, " Ijidy Pike, S. Catterlln, " Crystal Palace, XV. J. Kounts," Telegraph No. 2, M. Envln, " J. G. (line, J. C. Hite, " Leaving Imlsvllle for Saint Louis dally, at 10 o'clock, A. M. Cabin Passage from Cincinnati to Saint Ixnils, meals nnd state-rooms Included, tl. 07 No extra chnrgo for transferring passengers and their baggngo from one boat to another. p3llagae;e Checked Throuh.fi This is the only through line. Thrnugh Tickets, and Tickets to all Way Points, for salo on board tho Boat, or at the Company's Offlco, No. 10 Broadway. Cincinnati. junefi THOS. SI'IERUlCK, Agent. CINCINNATI STOCK AUCTION SALES Hewsos Holm rot, Sale Rooms 83 and 85 Walnut st. Sell every Wednesday and Saturday, at Wi in., nt the Merchants' Exchnnge, Railroad Bond. Railroad, Bank and Insurance' Stocks, Real Estate and Monied Securities, of all descriptions. - The advantages of those sales are that they are held during change hours, And as they call together nil the monied men, securities will at all times sell at fair rates. Cincinnati, O., April 14, 1853. KOSSUTH'S SPEECHES WITH A FOR TRAIT. 1 vol. A Ijinip tn the Path : Or the Blhlo In the Heart, the Home, and the Market place by the Hoy. XV. K. Twcedie, 1). II., Free Tolboth Church, Eilinburg. I vol., beautiful clot 11. Uncle Sam's Farm Fence a well written tale, showing that nothing short of the entiro Interdiction by law of the trafllo In intoxicating drinks, will avail to check and ox-termttiato the dreadful vice they have been combating 1 handsome vol. Illustrated. Just recleved 9 the Bookstore of )une6 RANDAU ASTON ft LONG, oiniiNG Dwiffht Stone & Co., WORLD'S I'A I It PIANO FORTES ! . AT SI.ISI'PACTOHKR'8 PRICKO, WAKRAXTKD FOR IHK YKAR8. A. REED, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealer In Cliickcrlng's and (iilberfs Boudoir nnd iEolian PIANO FORTES, rcsiied Tally informs the citizens of Columous unil Ohio, NKimAHKA nc utcd. tlint hp is receivinrr ai ins wurprouniH, doum north of tho Noil House. Columbus, Ohio, the largest and most mnpoilicent stork of pianos evor ottered lor Hiilu in Ohio, enibracinff every variety of style nnd price, from the plain, fiquare mctalic iron frame, to the roortt extensive (Jrantl, with eK'ifant enstravins, pearl keys anil silver mounted, at prices from $500 to $1,000. TIiokb inslruniCDtH were selected with irroat care, and are direct from the manufacturers, whose 1'ianos have had a reputation the wide world over for superiority the nnt thirty vr-ars. and to whom were awarded two lrize Medals nt the World's Fair, London ; also, upwards of one hundred premiums, connisting of Nlrer cups, ntcn- County and Mechanic's Fairs throughout the United states. h.very liiHtrumcni nan oeun iwiruvcti nu mi nu- ular reference to durability, evenness of touch, sweetneHa of tono, and beauty of workmanship. Having nan 10 years praciicai exporiouce iu hwihi-facturing of Piano, and 13 year's experience in tho trade, 1 natter myneu mai i unuersianu uiw viiriuun unuLius necessary to constitute a good and fine Instrument a knowledtre to be acquired by experience. This la of p-eat importance to those about to purchase nanus, who cannot iutieo for themselves, but mnut rrly n the indpinent and honor of tiio dealer. jOrTerms liberal. 4fJ-01d Pianos boil pi it aud sold. 49Pianos tuned nnd repaired. jKfPianos for rent. may 11. FURNITURE. THE LARGEST QUANTITY ever in Columbus is now offered at very great bargains for cash. BURR a largo Fonr Utory xvaro-Hooms are bow completely filled with BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE, comprls- mg amne laiesx srvies oi nuaftimuu u ou..vv..n , PARLOR and CHAMBER Furniture, In sets or single pieces, Sociables, Sofas, Divnns, Sofa Beds, lounges, Rosewood, Manogany anu tnacK v, ainui Maroie iop duo-hu., wmm Tables and XX'ash Stands, Plain and Dress Bureaus, in great variety. LARGE EASY A.Nll l!LI7.Altt.lMKAn UIIAIIV. rtosewood. Mahogany and Black Walnut Parlor Chairs and Rockers, a large quantity, comprising over twenty warlntlps. Mahogany, Black Walnut, Cherry, Cottage and Common Bedsteads; Sofa, Centre, Card, Dining and Breakfast Ta-hiAB. &wrn4nrtr.. Book Cases and Wardrobes: Hair. Cotton and Husk Mntrosses, Looking Classes In C.llt, Rosewood and Mahogany Frames, all sizes; tint, itosewonu ana ma- bnonnv I'intnre Frames. Kvery body wnnling line iiirniiure ai mw iou:rw, nuu.uu can at ui.... u, febo No. 0 Buckeye Block, Broad St., Columbus, 0. .MOLD PNS. A large lot of nuperior " tip- VT top " Cold Pens ; Gold Pens with Pontile Ktiensu.i Holder. Fntrrnsslnir Pens with Porcupine Holders ; mam moth Tip Top in silver tipped F.hony Handles, In Boxes, H-n A- The above Pens ore all warranted, nnd will be sold low for cash. Call and examine the pens for yourselves, at jy7 HAN DA IX, ASTON & LONO'ti BJokstore. TJOUSE FURNISHING DEPOT ! LOW Rents, small profits, Is the motto at No. 2, .1 and 4 itr.nr,,'. riloelr state street, nmin.tte tlie American Hotel, where a general assortment of House Furnishing Hoods can always ho found, and at low prices. Stoves, Parlor and Cook, Mantles. Urates nnd Furnaces, Wooden XX'are and Baskets, French Tinned XX-aro, Planished and Japaned L-..i.n. 11.. .Ii,.. Wit-A lli.b r.n-nr. Toilet Hots. Bath Tubs, Hefrlgerators, Mops and Brooms, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware In great variety, jonoing promptly attended to by skillful workmen P. " l)tiilKIIH.r jy"dly XTEW CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS. WE i. 1 have Just recolved at our Carpet Rooms 20 ps Venet tnpistry carpets; 60 ps Brussels do do fiom $1.15 to 1 S7; 70 ps fcngllsn anu super inirrinus .; 60 ps all wool do nt 60 to 76 cents; 0 ps stripe, hemp and cotton Ingrains; in m alnlr camels all nrices: - SO ps super heavy oil cloths, well selected, all width: anil prici-s; 100 rugs from 12 to $2(1 each ; 200 door mats; 6 ps cocoa matting; AO n. straw do. We cut, make and put down carpets at the shortest no tine. Our goods are as cheap ns sold at sny other place. ,el,7 OriBOKN k STEWART. TiAVID A. TliUAX, Wholesale nml Ketnll Dealer In Sheet Music, Music Rooks, and VI H I Al. SIK tt.UA.MIt.U. Agent for tho sale of Hallet Co.' celebrated Piano Fortes, and union s superior eiviuui-i.i, ' " street, netwecn v aiuuc anu mo. v m. ...u...,, - - m.Jii,.'. nnlljini. Violins. Klules. 1'llllllins, Anordeons. Flairuolets. Clarionets, Fifes. Violin, Guitar, and Harp Strlnmi. and Musical Stock generally ol the nest iiiallty in m..w Alii.li, rMcoli-0,1 as iwNin as nublisiied. Lii-uion tary, Theoreticid and Practical Xtorks, cniipil.-ing the mn.1. nonularand useful nietliods of liistruetion lor the YaL. i..l all Musical lnstruinellts I and l ollis lloiis of nieces by eminent composers, at prices preseniliig siih) rior induccmenu to Seuimaries, Public .-h-iioois, it sors and Scholars. Cataloines of Sheet Music furnished gratuilnut-ly. H.-on,l hand Pianos lioughf. or taken as part payment for now. Jim) 17 uovll-dly 97llOI,MKs" W. M. II0LMM. o Hdl.MKS &.Rf)N. Maimructiiri'i-s nml Im Os norters of p.irBB IHM1IKII9, No. 189 Main Street, 1......11 ni,l Iiki.i, ii-.w.'ivs on hand a large and gt-n- L.l ..J. t if X AI.. PAPER, BOIIDEItS, FIIIU- iwi.iiii i. i-l'l-KltNS. XX IliK CURTAIN PAPERS, (te. RAMI IIOXK AT MANlEACTiJIlUIPS PltlCta-all ol whieli they offer lo tile country trail" nt the lowest prices, l..ra.m' vislllliJ tllll rllV ill Wllllt of SftS for I'lllloiS Halls, Hitting Rooms, or Cliainbers, will do well by r illlii on the suusi iiis'in at i' " i "in" i-m Ultll street Miirkot Spai n. liwrlT-dly T) EMOVAL. I'll. LANGWOliTHY HAS 1 1. riunovrd his office to llii h street, South side, between tli.rl, ,iml Tlilnl. first door XX'esI of Dr. How's olliee. Re: deuce first door South of the Montgomery Hotel, Hi; net. J" V vi HIVST SISTERS 60 ets. by Mrs. Soiithworlh Discarded Daugliler by Mrs. Southwoi-th. 2 vol. $100. .lust recolved at PEAR-ION k CO-M PERIODICAL UK POT. Ji""'11 NUMBER 51. Gere & Abbott. 1 V. M 0 V A L. GERE & ABBOTT havo ro 1 V moved their stock or Hardware from the old store, 101 High street, to their new store, now yery nearly finished, In the east end of the Owynne Block, on Town street, and to which the old GILT PADLOCK Is transferred. We are prepared to offer Hardware, Cutlery, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, together with ail articles in tho house-building, house keeping, cabinet making;, and carriage making line, at low prices. CaU and see us at tho new store, and If yon want any goods in our way, we can sell them to you. B GKRE k ABBOTT, Columhus, May 3, 1854. Sign of the Gilt Padlock. Pnlcnt Revolving Hammer Pistol. GERE & AnnoTT have for sale by ap pointment the above yery jus-ly cclebrnted.nro arm, which is ac- t...H.n.l.A,l tn 1.1, the best thing in that line. For further particulars p oase call at the sign of the (lilt Padlock, No. 8, Gwynne Block. Columbus, May 3, 1854. WINDOW GLASS.-1000 BOXES WINDOW Class, assorted sizes, from 7 by to 38 by 44, both American and foreign, for sale by CERE tl ABBOTT. OAWS.- AVR HAVE NOW IN STORE AND O i nfler for sale cheap, the best cross cut snws in the State. Also, a largo number ol null saws, oi assorieu lengths ; Spcnr t Jackson's hand, pannel, ripping, back and campay saws, of our own importatiuu, and believed to ho equal to any over brought to Ohio. They will be sold yctry low fobs (JERK it ABBOTT ZINC PAINT. THE ATTENTION OF Painters nnd builders is Invitod to our genuine French Zinc Paint, as being altogether the best article o Zinc In the market, and mncll preteranie to ir outside painting. feb20 GERE ft ABBOTT. MULEY MILL SAWS. XV K HAVE A ttxv first rate cast steel Mnlcy Saws. Also, narrow mill saws, of cast and uerman steei.togeuicrwiin. a ir assortment of cross cut saws, which have never been equaled for quality In this market N1 EW STOCK. Paper Hangings, Borders, n:it Monbiinir. Frame, for Portraits and Prints, Mir rors, Pier Glasses, Work Tables, Fancy Baskets, Paintings, Copper Paintings and Engravings, Pastoral Groups, Iuflc-tile Ivory, Curtain Iswps and Bands, XVindow Shades and Cornices, ic, &o. The largest variety of line Goods In the lino evor oiierea in mis iiisraei. cor. .010 , Store, Odeon Building. J. H. K1LEV it CO. June 1 DADD ON THE HOUSE. THE MVjur.K Horse Doctor ; containing practical observations ou the cansos, nature and treatment ot insoases ana iabu ness in Horses, with illustrations, by Dr. George H. Dadd, tho celebrated Verterlnary Surgeon, now residing in Bos ton, and confessedly at the head of his profession in this country. ror sale ai 1110 raHimuno ui . . -- 1. . iris . . t mmtf tnun MUSIC I MUSIC 1 NEW AINU UL.U, rltUM popular and established authors, consisting of Songs, Polkas, Marches, Walties, 4c, ., at PENNIMAN 3 Mu le store. Also, Prince's Melndeona, from 145 to tlOO; American Guitars, lnonufactured by C. F. Martin anu xx m. nan s Son, New York, from t!5 to 50; German Guitars, from b tn J2B, Frencll, American anu uerman xiui. iruu. to $50; Banjos, Tninhourines, Accnrdeons, o.; Brss Instruments, consisting of Bass Tubas, Sax Horns, Bugles, Cornnpeons. Trotnlioiies and Cymballs. I'ocket llooks, ttaiieis, 1.10111, iiai, nair u .w... Bruslios, Fine Ivory nnd Buffalo Horn Dressing Combs, letter paper. Pencils, Children's Toys, &c. PIANOS from the justly celebrated Factories of Bacon It Raven, and Adam Stodart k Co., New York, furnished on liliernl terms for cash or approved credit. Persons wishing tn buy, will do well to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. Pianos and Melodeons will be warranted, anu Kepi 111 nine ior one yt.nr, rjniucm. freight free to purchasers in any part of Ohio. feb-i'J - VTEW GOODS. Lailics' Reticules, a great va 11 rl Iclv of new natterns, also Traveling Bags. Fans, a good stock nf the best pattern. Porto Monaies and Card Cases new styles. Jet Goods new patterns. Cutlery our usual slock nf lino pattorns and qualities Gold I'ens made to order and warranted. For sale at the New Bookstore of jnneia J. II. RII.ET ft CO. WRITING PAPERS AT MILL PRICES. 600 reams white nnd blue, ruled and plain, wove and laid letter Paper. . 750 reams while ami mite, ruieii nun pmiu nuiB.ai' paper. t . I'.nveinpe papers, iiuooaru s ..uioiru pupvia, et covers, Manilla impnrs, all sites, Bonnet Board, etc., at wholesale, at mill prices, at the Now Bookstore. june-JO .1. rl. hii.ri w PARISH SIDE. A New Book of great interest, portrnylng In brier sketches some ot the Excitements, labors and trials experienced In a ParlshSids For sale by "'";! RORB'S PATENT CASKS. UUU1U1.U i the Supreme and Circuit Courts of the United States, from their organization lo the year ia;w, wun inuex, oy James Robh. For sale at .1. II. ItlLFA ft (.0. S. july14 HISTUllY OF Till'; OH1U CALNAL.S. A complete Documentary History nf the Ohio Canals from the first measures taken for their cnnstrnollon down tn the close of the session of the tagislatiinfaf 132. In one volume, 8 vo. A few copies of this vnluable work ror sale ny ISAAC N. XVH1TIN0, Over the Bookstore of Randall, Aston ft Long. fobdS:w. WINfiOWSASH. WE HAVE PUUCHAS-e.l the Hash Machinery formerly used by Buttles, Conisloek A- Co., and are now prepared fo fill orders for WINDOW SASH AND HI.INDS of all kinds, of good material and workmanship. Orders left ot our Hardware Storo, No. 8 Owynne Block, Town sti eot, will bo promptly attended lo. 11 GEEKE, ABBOTT ft CO, Columbus, Jan. 10, lS&l-illy. HOUSE 1'AINTEKS, "ATTENTION I WE would inform tlioso desiring a splendid Paint for Parlors, that we have just received a large lot of pur snow while French Zinc, directly from the Importers, which we will sell at tho lowest market price, at lb cheap oash Hardware Store, sign of the Gilt Mill Saw. may tadftw. A. JONES ft CO. mi ARUIET BKECIIKR STOWE AGAIN IN Sunny Memories or roretgn ijtmis, nv rnleby Jyl8 H. H. BURR ft O). Mrs. Stuwo, BURNING FLUID AND PHOSGENE GAS Also, Fluid and Phosgene Ijiraps, all slies and prices K.irsnlebv dei-14 J. R. COOK.