Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1856-10-07

              . - mt i 9-. 1 1 I A. j, ! ! i I, r' VOLUME XX. "i . . -rATXTi-kTc . unnirc a wn ct a ttithtdv - r -n t t n x DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY . . BOHOPI'BR CO. WM. SCHOULER, Editor. Termini -variably in Advanet. Daily '. IOnyr. By the 0rrier, per week HX ott. TB-Wiiu-T OJ per year. Wnwiv .. ,.. ?o Club of teaendover 1 60 : TERMS OP ADVERTISING BY THK SQUARE. I -m uwaa OB USB MAK1 A BQCAR1.) On sauar 1 year ..$18 00 J one null kf.. .$ 80 o. " 0 month! 12 00 : on 8 Week.. . S 00 Ono " 8inonthe 10 00; on " 1 week?.... 1 o u- a nn ..a Bdav..... V Ono S month o0;on ' adT.... " On " 1 month 4 60 ; on " I insertion 60 Displayed advertisement half mor then th bow rate. . ; . . . 1 ':..: i i Advertisements, loaded and placed in th oolomn of ' Special Notloes, ' OOUOW Me oramary rata. All notices reqnlred to be published by law, legal ret, Tfordored on the Inside delusively alter u nnv an nr mt. more than the above rate ; but all uoh will in th th-WmUt without oharoe. Holiness, Card, not exceeding ore lines, pr year, in' ide, 'i,ou-por une ; outaiue a. Notice of meetings, charitable aoeietle, flr compa-ale, lift., half Drift. Marruure notices 26 cent. In no instance will (he) ap- riu unAM naid for. Advertisement not accompanied with written direc tion, will be inserted tin toroia, anu uiSsu "".- Ingly. . All transient advertisements mult tt patd advanct. This rule win not be varied from. s Weekly, name price a th DaUy, wher the .... thi Weekly'alone. Where th. Daily' ""J are both used, then th oharge for the Weekly wiU b Under th present system, th advertiser pay o mnoh 'for the ipao he oecupios, th ohang being eharf eable with th eomposiBMi ouiy. i-genarally adopted. - DENTISTRY. N. II. SWAIN, DENTIST, SaVAEe'fl Now SXooUr. Opposite the State House, High Street. au23-wyl PHIL. D. FISIIEK, Civil Engineer, Surveyor and Draughtsman! Bisbee' Block, ott Rudlsill', Illt-h Street, Colambns, Ohio, a T T. K-TNDS OP LAND AND ENGINEER A. im Snrreying and Leveling; Mapping Platting; Mechanical and Architectural Drawing, promptly ana satisfactorily exeouted. Refer to M. L. Sullivant, Esq., JohnGraham, Esq., Col. 3. Msdbery, 0. E jySl dlmwly b WILLIAM SAGER, ggw BOOT& SHOEMAKER,!, High t., East side, ix doors South of Town t., apr29 yl COLUMBUS, O. DR. MORRISON, (RETURNED TO COLUMBUS, ) Officer Southwest corner of Town and Third Streets. -Thoe indebted for former serric will find their aooounts at hi ofllc. my8-Imd Teacher of the Piano Forte. For term., fto., apply at room 82, NeU Honje, or GU. iertMusioistori. . dec21'6S-lyd MRS. M. UOPPERTON, FASHIONABLE MILLINER, (oio stand or nanrr bah,) . . H1QH STREET, COLUMBUS. .TaTstraw Hats Bleached and Pressed. aprlO-ly "CilAUCET N. 0LD3. JOSkPH &. OkUUJtR. OLDS & GEIGER, Attornoya At Iaw, COLUMBUS, omo. QOiBce in the Odcon Building. H myl.Qrnd . im ALLEN G. THURMAN, Attorney t Iinw, COLUMBUS, O. ,i OFFICE ON HIGH BTBIEf, . febuu ly Between Friend and Mound sts. cBAamusi. iooob. E. CHAMPION & CO., DBALIRS IN tANBRlDQE, HOCKWQ, NORTHERN , ZA SES- Yard and Office near Railroad Depot, i :, - COLUMBD8, O. no2d ftl. C. LILLET, BOOK-BINDER, And Blank Book Manufacturer, High street, between Broad and Chy sta. 170 ' COLUMBUS, OHIOj STAFFORD a: SMITH, AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS Columbus, Ohio. Coal R.tAta. Stocks. Household Furniture, Dry- . Sood, Grocrla, Horses, Carriages, to., ftc, attended to In city or country, on m. bium I..WU..I. Liberal advanoe on consignment deol-dly To tlic Citizens ot Columbus. Tt H B SUBSCRIBER, HAVING HAD J. larg experience in the business and Mowing the wants of the citirens, has concluded to astablish a Hue of CITY HACKS, to run to and from any part of the city. My Carriages ar all new and T th. indies this will afford a convenient opportunity of Shopping, attending Public Lecture, or of rlsltiug the different public Institutions. By leaving word at th United Sun Hotel, Capital House. American, Nell House, or Buckey. Hons, all order will b promptly attended to. m'M- V.rft a&r.h war. 16 cents.Et a-A Una of OMNIBUSES will soon be run regularly frnm the Court House to th. Railroad Depots. Far. ten cents each way. THOS. BHOCKWAY marl6-dtf " Hia-I.K. AND PISTOL GALLERY. THU SHAKSFEARE RIFLE AND PISTOL GALLERY, On Town St., second door from Franklin uanic, Is opan at all hours during th day and evening. Gen-tlamen wisblni to perfect themselves In this manly ae- aompllshment ar respectfully invited to call at the rooms, where .very attention will be paid to render their isit agreeaoie anu sausiactory. jp-uh iTVRESS MAKING MISS NIlVVLAND,- OF XJ : Naw YorkCitv. would rejpsctf ally Inform the ladles of Columbu and vicinity, that sho is prepared to x-cut all order of DKK3S AND MANTILLA MAKING, 01 th most fashionable styles, and on reasonable terms, at ber place of residence north side of Town at., seven doors east or r ounn as. ,ni.ria- GORTON & ASTON, HIGH STREET, BE WEEN BROAD AND GAY, Columbus, Ohio, -m -a vtttt i PTnurDa nu rnTPi?D mru JYx and Sheet Iron War, oontlnn. to keep on hand one of th largost and best assortments of article In their line ever brought to this market. They keep fonr ism of th Comet cooking stove. on of th most approved diving fin I stoves now in use. it is more partio-I uiarly adapted for wood, but may be used with coal. They warrant them to give entire satisfaction, or no sal. .' f Also. The Black Diamond, Jitna, Air-Tight, AND Star of the West Cooking Stoves, . which ar three of th best Stoves for burning bituminous . coai. uk, PREMIUM PAKL0B AND BOX STOVES. Also, a good stock of Furnishing Goods, Safes, Refrigerators, Ic Chest, Water Coolers, Pumps, Japan Wax. Bird Cages, Trsvets, Bathing Tubs, Fir Grate, fir Brick, Copper ana Brass Kettles, km. 7 Special attention paU to Roofing, Spouting, Oop- perBmim won, m.. "mt generally. auo-oiy Kedzle's Rain Water Filters. TPHESE FILTERS HAVE BEEN A fullv taated bv families in this citv ' and elsewhere, and In all oases hav givon the highest satisfaction. Rain wa- this mean becomes olear as crystal, making it much better for drinking or cull- : nary purpose. Watar thus filMred, 1 oertalnly better for health, whlli therei also a great saving in th making of tea, ' - ., over hard water. ttT-aly .GORTON ASTON. -jrjfw!"(y'rWl(fc Cleveland, Columbus V Cincinnati ; KA1LKUAU. Winter Arrangement for 1855-56. Three Trains Daily from Columbus, in oonneo- . lioa wilu Arum uu iuo Little Miami, and Columbus and Xenia , itanroaas. 1 EXPRESS TRAIN AT 10:05 A. M.; 1. stopping at Delaware, Cardlngton, ttaiion, L resume, Shelby, New London and Grafton, arriving at Cleveland at 2:40 P. M.; giving passengers rovrr kbioth for dinner ana conneoung with m o :xu r. at. j aat upress iTam oo the Lak. Shore Road for Dunkirk. Buffalo, New-York, 4o. -This Train conneots at Gallon with th Bellofontain and Indiana doU Railroad, at Creaume with the 1 :B0 Expreai Train on We Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad for Pltt bnrch. PhUadeibtiia. c. and tli Ohio and Indiana Rail road for Fort Wayn ; at Urafton with th 3:45 P.M. Train for Toledo and Chicago, reaching Chicago 8 o'clock next morning. 2. Mail Train at 3:30 P. M. ; stopping at all way stations between Columbus and Cleveland, arriving at Cleveland at 9:16 P. M., connecting at Crestlino with 6:00 P.M. Fast Train on th Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad for Pittsburgh, 4o., with th Ohio and Indiana Railroad for Fort Wayne, to.; at Cleveland with the S:80 P. M. Night aixpress Train on rue iar nnore nauroau rar m ,mt. S. Night Express at 12 :16 P. M. ; stopping at Delaware and all way station North of New London and leaving passengers at all way tations,connectingatCrest Une with the 6:00 A. M. Train on the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad at Grafton with the Toledo Day Express for Chicago, arriving at Chicago at 0:30 P. M., eonnectingat Cleveland with th. Morning Train on th Lak Shore Railroad for Dunkirk, Buffalo, New-York, c. Mf For through and local Tickets apply at the Ticket Office in the Passenger Depot ot th Cleveland, Columbn and Cincinnati, and Little Miami, Columbus and Xanla Railroad Companies. E. B. FLINT, Columbus, Nov, 19, 1856.-dtf ' Superintendent. Notice to Stock Dealers. rriHE CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & CIN A CISNATI RAILROAD COMPANY are now running an Express Stock Train, which leaves Columbus for Cleve land at 6:46 p. m., and connect with C. 4E. R. R. for DunKirK ana Uuualo. This arrangement 1 expressly mad for the accommo dation of Stuck Dealers at Columbus. Every facility possible will be given to ensnrsuceessin the transportation or stock. ' jAato rAllnrujUN, Agent myl-d3m Jy2 CENTRAL OHIO RAIL ROAD. UtN't IjOTEJUNn.NDKNT' Urfici, C. O. R. R., 1 ZAMrsviLU, August 1, 1S58. j UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, A PASSENGER CAR will be attached to the Freight Train, leaving Columbus at 4:20 A. M., stopping at all point on the road to receive or put off passengers, arriving at Zanesville at 10:01 A. M. Returning, leaves ZanesvUle at 11:00 A. M., and arriving at Colnmbuu 4:40 P. M. aultf THATCHER PERKINS, Gen'l Sup't ' LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS A XENIA RAILROADS Train run between Columbus and Cincinnati, a follows : DOWNWARD. Leave Arrive at OPWARD. Leave Arrive at Cincinnati. Columbu. 6:00 A.M. 8:66 A.M. 10:00 " 8:20 P. M. 6:00 P.M. 11:30 i Columbus. Cincinnati. 2:45 A.M. g:02A.M. 12:30P.M. 4:43P.M 8:80 P. U 1:23A.M. Th 2:46 A.M. Train from Columbus connects at Xenia for Davton, Richmond, Indianapolis, Lalavett . Chicaio. St. Louis, and all points west; connect at Morrow tor Wilmington, Circleville and Lancaster; and at Loreland' for Hillsborough and Chllllcothe; also conectlng at Cincinnati for Louisville by th boats. f The 1V!:30 r. H. Train, rrom Columbus, aonnect at London for Springfield, Dayton, Indianapolis, &c; connecting at Xenia for Dayton, Richmond, Indianapolis, Lafayette, Chicago.St. Louis, and all point west; connecting at Morrow fur Wilmington, Circleville and Lancaster and at Lovelands, forHillsborough and Chllllcothe; and at Cincinnati with th O. ft M. R. R. for LouisvlUo. Th 8:80 P.M. Train from Columbu connect at Lon don for Springlleld; and at Xenia for Dayton, Richmond, Indianapolis, Torre Haute, Vincennes and St. Louis, g For other Information apply to T. LocoBAgcnt, or M. L. Dorxrtt, Ticket Agent, Columbus; Wi. Wright, Agent, Springfield: A. W. Sun, Agent, Xenia; A. H. Lwn, Agent, or P. W, Stradir, Oeneral Ticket Agont, Cincinnati. . W. H. CLEMENT, no30 Superinttndmt. THIRTY YEARS VIEW TS THAT WORK, AND I AM THE ONLY X authorized Agent for the city of Columbus. Should there b. any persons who desire this work, and who may have been overlooked, or were not ready to tako it when I have called upon them, I now announce to them and all others, that I am prepared to furnish the work complete In 2 volumes for (5, or the single volume for 82 SO; remember, this work thould never be lea and will not be a. suo aaat au nvi a is (Biwai,. mi lunuiut w4 Sv can not 6e purchased nf Bookst Iters." It I a very cheap work, and contains about 1600 page, It Is a book that should be in the hands of all who can, and do understand what tney read, it is not only valuable to the politician and statesman, to the student of history, but to. the patriot and deep thinker. I remain here then, only this week. I hav but a few conies left with me, so those who desire the work should give me an early call. Gkoro. W. Flevixo, sole agant for Benton In this city, may be seen every morning rrom s o ciocx till in tne afternoon, and from 6 to 9 o'clock In the erenlnjr. Friends of Col. Benton ar Invited to sail and see me at Mr. Lumley's on High street, East side, (Boarding Bouse,) opposite Andrew wiok's noor ana sno.sror. ,ez7 Take Notice ! I'neapcr than Kver ! Buggies ! Carriages ! YTTE ARE RECEIVING DAILY FROM VV onr Manufactory In Xenia. 0., someof thetnest Family Carriages, Turn-over Seat Rockawaye, Shifting Top Buggies, Trotting Sulkeys and Spring Wagons, all mad ol th. best Stock and Timber, seasoned from three to Uv years, lus above articles we ouer to the public for inspection, and at sucb prices that will induce those wishing to procure a carriage, to buy of us. All work warranted. Repository Town Street, on door East of th Franklin name, iunmcus. unio. u,-aairiy on.nnvn oaiaiw. WAMTI). FROM 1 TO 500,000 FEET. AT THE TUB and Bucket Factory, on th West side of the Scioto River, Columbus, Ohio Whit, or Black Walnut, Mulberry, White or Red Cedar, in log or bolts, for which the highest price will ba paid In Cash, Enquire at th OfBc of th Company. N. E. LEAMAN, Sup't. A. UARtmi, Bocy ani-tr Mill for Sale or Exchange. THAT LARGE 4 STORY STEAM GRIST MUX with 8 run of stone, situated 8 miles east of Columbus, on toe central uuio nan ttoan, ine mill is new and in complete ordar, and Is now making from S26 to 880 per day. A distillery might be connected with id mill, and mace on ot tn best paying investments In the country. Persons In want of such propotty would consult their Interest by making an eiamtnatlon of th premises and applying immediately to theaubscrlbers, as tuey ar autnonsea to sen saiu miu on tne most accom modating terms, or exonang ir otner property. Address or inquire ot au2 . . BAKER It C0BB3, Piatt's Building. For Sale, A MOST ' DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESI A DENCE on the WEST SIDE of THIRD STREET, im mediately North of Second Prsbytrlan Church. Hons with eight room end kitchen; stable, carriage house, well, cistern, and all modern coureniences. Terms very easy, taquii or. i el . . . BAKER & COBBS, Piatt's Building. House and Lot for 1)1,800, FOR SALE, LOT NO. 22 IN RIDGWAY'8 Subdivision, on Osk stmt, in th elty of Columbus, Ohio. The Improvement on said lot consist of a Brick Hous with 4 rooms ana xucuen, also a wen t a cistern, Psyment easy. Enquire of BAKKR I. J0BB3, ,u22 Piatt's Building. Unimproved Lots for Sale. THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE cheap, and on accommodating terms, a large nam ber of lota in th elty of Columbu and vlolnity some of tliem very eligible. ... 1 cwia Mail,, iy81 Q. W, HEYL. FOB SALE. THE MATERIALS UPON WHICH THE OHIO COLUMBIAN was printed, will ba sold at a bargain ; including fonts of Nonpareil, Brevier, and Long Primer Type, Cases, Chases, stands, sc. Apply at tun office. jy-.i Information Wanted. INFORMATION IS WANTED OF EDWARD A HAfiKs, who lelt cumoeriana, Ma., iv years ago. When last heard from he was in Ohio. Anr Inform tlon which can be given will thankfully received by hlsramlly. Ulrect to JAfih tlAJisi. ocl-d8t Baltimor, Mi COLUMBUS, TUESDAY EVENING, Great National Route ' . '' TO THU : ; EAST AND . WEST.' Central Ohio Railroad, ' ' BETWEEN COLUMBUS AND WHEELING. Two Dint ThboVob, m out War Turn Earn Wat, . (HOKDATa uoirrm,) riN AND AFTER MONDAY, AUG. 4th, J 1856, Trains will run as follows : . , GOING EAST. Leave Express Train. Mail Train, Columbus 1001. u 8:20r. H Nwark ..11S - 4:4T Zanesville ..12:45 P. M. o:12" Umbrldge 2:04 " .... T:33 . ArrivatBelUire....... 4:30 " arr. 10:10 " ' The WAY TRAIN leaves Columbus at 4:10 a. m.; Newark at 1:00 a. m.. and arrives at Zanesville at 0:40 a. m. Returning, leaves Zanesville at U:00 a.m.; Newark at i:?u p. m., anu arrives at voiumnuB i u. ui. iuu train atons at all Stations. The Through trains make close connections at Bellaire with the BALTIMORE &OIIIO RAILROAD, FOR - Baltimore, Washington City, Philadcl- pntu, new xotk, huu tin mc Eastern Cities. GOING WEST. Lozii! Express Train. Mail Train. Bellaire ...,10:26 A. M. 3:60 A. V. Cambridge ,1:07 r. u. 6:30 " Zanesville 2:86 " . 8:01 ' Newark 8:46 " 1 9:16 Arr. at Columbus...., j. :0J " arr. 10:50 Th WAY TRAIN leaves Bellaire at 4.36 p. m.; Cam bridge at 8:38 p. m., and arrives at Zanesville at 10:16 p. m. Roturninir. leaves Zanesville at 8:46 a. m. ; Cambridge at 6:29 a. m., and arrives at Bellaire at 9:30 a. tn. This train stops at all Stations. A Bus will be run to and from Wheeling on Its arrival at and departure from Bellaire. The Through trains make close connections 'at Columbus with L. M., ft C. & X., and C, P. at 1. Railroads, for Cincinnati, Dayton, Indianapolis, Chi cago, St. Louis and the ENTIRE GREAT WEST! Through Tickttt can be had at alt the above namea jfoinxs. To Wit Passinqxrs. Th Express Train going East will stop to take up or leave Passenger, at Pataskala, Kirkersville, Union, Newark, Claypool's, Zanesville, Concord, Cambridge, Campbell's, Millwood, Spencer's, Barnesvliie, uoimoni, ana uiencoe oniy. Uoi.to W8T, it will stop at all Stations on proper sig nals being given. - Th Mail Train will stop at all Stations wher the Mall is to be received or delivered, except at Brldgoville and Bayle's Mills, and at all other Stations on proper signals being given. CONNECTIONS. GOING EAST. The 10 00 A. M. Exmm Train connects at Columbus with th Express Train which leaves Cincinnati at 6 A. M. and with the train tram th West on th Columbus. Piqua, and Indiana RaTfTOad; at Newark with morning Trains irom aanausay, jaausueia ana si. reman, J 1.1. V 1. .. Ml- 1 .1 i VntlmA. at Bellair with Express Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for Baltimore, Washington,PblladelphU and Eastern Cities. - The 8:20 P. M. Train wiU connect at Columbus with th. second Train from Cincinnati; and at Wheeling with Night Train on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Pae-semrera leavinsr Louisville and nolnts below Cincinnati and taking the 10 SO A. M. Train on Little Miami Railroad will connect with thi Train at Columbu. Pasaongtrs leavine: Indianapolis and Richmond br mornirur Train on Indiana Central Railroad will alBO connect with thi Train at Columbus, and reach Blulr. t lo.lor. m., and leave by 10:80 P. M. Train on Baltimoroand Ohio Railroad, arriving In Baltimore at 6 P. M. next day . GOING WEST. The 8:50 A. H. Mall Train connect at Beilaii with Night Train on th. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; at Newark with Train to Sandusky, Mansfield and Ut Vernon, and Chicago via Monroerllle; at Colnmbus with the Trains for Cincinnati, and with Trains for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, and Chicago, via Dayton and via Crbana, The 10:25A.M. Exnre Train connects with the Ex press Train from Baltimore; at Zanesville with theC, W.t Z. R. R. for Cincinnati; at Newark with B., M. ft N. R. R., and arrives in Columbus at o:uv r. ana connect, with Trains going South and West, arriving at Cincinnati at 1:46 A.M. THATCHER PERKINS, Sup't, Zanesrills. Jobs W. Buou.v, Gen'! Ti&et Agent, Columbu. - aeS-dtt New and Direct Route TO 8TUEBENVTLLK, PITTSBURGri, . PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, and the Principal Eastern cities, VIA Steubenville & Indiana Railroad, Which Is now completed and In successful operation be tween Newark and fetuebenviue. PASSENGERS BY THIS ROUTE LEAVE COLUMBUS via Express Train Central Ohio Railroad at 10:10 A. M. connect at Newark with the above road to Steubenville. where tbev arrive at 6 P. M. ; leave Im mediately on FIRST CLASd STEAMERS running in con nection with tne road: ana alter a oomtonaDie mint's rest, reach Pittsburgh In time for the 7 A. M. Train of tb. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD forVhlladelphla, Baltimore and New York. FARE. Columbus to Steubenville 84 45 " Pittsburgh 4 16 Philadelphia 13 00 Baltimore 12 76 " NewYork.. 15 60 AVar Passenzera by this route hav. th. advantage of reduced fare ana are not suoiectea to notei oius at ntts-burgh.Passengers and baggage conveyed from tb. boat to th. depot free of charge. For through tickets, please apply at the ticket office oi tno Central unto nauroaa. U. W. FULION, UJ'(. Lavaveiti Divknnt, General Agent. no!6 1856. Urcat Western Route. 1856. COLUMBUS, PIQUA AND INDIANA SPRING ARRANGEMENTS. QUICKEST AND MOST RELIABLE ROUTE Two Trains Daily Sundays Excepted ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY 29, and until further notice, TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS: . . . .- : . : . : EXPRESS leave Columbu at 0:00 A. M ; arrive at Cr bana at 11:80 A. M ; and at riqual oor. M.; connecting at Urbana with 12:18 M. Lightning Express Train on H. R. ft L. E. R. R. for BELLEF0NTA1NB, CLYDE, FOREST, FT. WAYNE, SANDUSKY, TOLEDO d CHICAGO. And at Piqua aonnect with trains on th D. ft M.S. R. 'for TROY, DAYTON, to., , ' And with Packet line on Miami Canal for ! ! MINSTER, BREMEN, ST. MARY'S, ta RETURNING, Leaves Piqua at 2:00 P. M; Crbana at 8:20 P. M., bring-lug from oil M. R. R. passenger from Chicago, Tolodo, Sandusky, to., to Columbus at 6:10 P. M., and oon-' nactlog with Night Trains for th North and East. ACCOMMODATION leaves Columbu at 12:30 P. M. ; arrires at Urbana at 8:86 P.M.; at Piqua 6:27 P. H. . ; : RETURNING, l; ! Leaves Piqua at 5 A. M.; arriving at Urbana at 6:60 and arrives at Colnmbus at 0:67 A. M.; connecting with 10 : A.M. Train on 0. 0. R- R- for Zanesville, Wheeling, to. ; and with 10 A. M. Train on C, C. ft C. R. R. for Cleva- land, Pittsburgh, ftc. Fare as Low as by any other Route. For further Information, or Through Tickets, apply to H. B. BIGELOW, General Agt., Columbus ;' WM. HAMILTON, Agt., Urbana; J.HALL. Agt..Plqun. . - , G. 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Our political condition will be better explained thus tbsn In a dozen speeches." N. T. Sun. Singly '45 cents; per doren 82; per luu lb. i Address se& ... RANDALL ft ASTON. GREAT SENSATION BOOK ! ; A Work for the Present Crisis!! EVERYBODY SHOULD READ IT! BELLE SCOTT: . - . . OH,. . . . I . ,,.! Liberty Overthrown. 1 Volume, 12 mo. ' 426 Page). - Price $1.00. THIS IS A WORK EMINENTLY ADAP-ted to th wants of the time, and is destined, not only to be extensively read, but to present a new era in the publio sentiment of the North, Theprtweutation of the Antl and Pro-Slavery arguments In this book, are admirable, and must have a dssp offset oo the mind ot the American public - A few of the many notice ,of th press art given below: The Cinfrji CJirtifian Herald says: We have not read an Antl. Slavery story sine "Unci Tom's Cabin" that has Interested us ao much as "Belle Scott." It is excellent in conception and admirable in exeoutloo. ; Another paper has the following: No story ever published in this country bs finer descriptions of character, or more vivid logic. It will make as wide a sensation and hav a deeper influence than Uncle Tom's Cabin. T Th Capital Ciy Fact say: This work is unpretending and simple In style, tndthe story is told and the arguments for and against Slavery, are given in a direct, brief and lucid exposition. The task is well executed, and the impression made upon the mind cannot fall to be deep and lasting. Agents wanted to sell the aov and many other useful and valuable works, In every couty of the Western State. Terms liberal. ! .. ! Orders from the trade resptctfully solicited. i Address S. H. BURR ft CO., . No. 1 Odeon Building, oppo.lt tb State House, i )j30 Columbus, Ohio. WEST'S PATENT GALVANIC ROOFING.! IirE DESIRE TO CALL ATTENTION TO V V the above Patent, as being the cheapest aad most durable Fire-proor Hoofing Material now in use, ana in evary way far auparlor to any other. It neither runs in hot nor oraoks in ooia weamer, nut rauiini tougn ana nllabl throuirh all aeasoos: It Is but about half the ax- pens of tin, aud far more durable, in proof of which w refr to many tnousana squares oi xwouua m ouua- 10, iiieveiaoa, ana tnrouguout i". ..... i. u m. my piled to tin, Iron, and old shingle roofs without removing them. All orders addressed to ns tt Columbus, Ohio, will be promptly attended to. . u. n. ouun a lAf,, my20 tjal Office with A. Jones ft Co., 101 High st. REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE BROKER, Office In ristt's Building, West nf th Tost Office-, HAVING 'ASSOCIATED WITH ME R. L. COBBS. Esc. for tli purpose of doing a General Agency Business, w. ar. prepared to Buy, Sell and Ex change tor oiners, on ui mum wauaiuiuu.uu ivrcu., all kinds of Resl Propsrty, Railroad, and other Bond and Stocks of all description. apt2 . Cheap Lands : : F)R SALE. -PART OF LOT NO.! 9, Rang 18, U. States Military District, containing 84 u. im .11... . ,s ..:i-. vt..1. .rn.u.1... acre.. "' wi i .iiuavw u 79 .ttn. 1, ui wiuwvu.i Ohio, on th Columbu and Cleveland Railroad, and will be sold for a price loss than tn valu or tu limber on 3ldlut. Enqulroof' - , e6 BAKER ft COBB, Plait's BUUdlng.' . smAniir,nuir.ni hui A' LARGE ASSORTMENT OF STRAWBERRY plants of the most approved kinds, Incln ding large Early 8carlet, Burr'a New Pin., Hovey' Seedling, Dundee, Hudson of Cincinnati, Genesee, Crimson Cone, Moyamcnslng, and several others, all true to name and unmixed price 81.60 to $2 per 100, much le-sby the 1000. - . , .1 .. Also, a' fin assortment ot Gooseberry, Currant nd Raspberry bush.-. ; r,, n,At theCoiombos Nursery, on mlloth. - I ' "p10 . -. lY. B. BATEHAM 00. 0L. 0TH, McLANil' REPORTSr-JUST j. e. RTurr ft cp. published. Fotaal.br -16 ' OCTOBER 7, 1856. DR. E. D. HAYES CBLK.BRATHD At LIED OINTMENT, AND HUMOR SYRUP, A Sure and Speedy Cure for SCROFULA, SALT RHEUM, ERYSIPELAS, Scald Head, Cancers, Canoeroue Humor, Barber's Itch, Burns, Mercurial and Farm Sores, Uloers. Ring Worm, Neuralgia, (Deafness caused by Humors or Sores in tn Head, j Kneumatism, iuver uompiaint, Broncnius, tnllammatlon In the Throat, Lungs, Hack or bide. Sold generally throughout the United State and Can-adas, by Druggists and Apothecaries. AST Agents wanted In all parts of the Union. HAYES ft NASH, Proprietors, Lawrence, Mass ' G. Roberts, corner of High and Broad streets, agent for Columbus. Ohio. Beware of a counterfeit article In the market, styled th. "uenum Allien ointment. ' seio uiy r.'RISWOLD'H MALARIAN ANTIDOTE, THE GREAT FEVER AND AGUE MEDICINE OF THK AGE This great remedy will be found a specific for all the common form of Miasmatic Diseases, especially Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague, Bilious Fevsr, Liver Com plaints. Jaundice. Bilious Diarrhea, aud Enlarged Spleen. J lie Malarlan Antidote is a scientinc preparation, siui- file and aafe in composition, but prompt and certain in t effects. It originated in one of the great Valleys of the West. Hence its adaptation to the diseases, climate and constitution!, of the Mississippi Valley and tributaries renders It infinitely supsrior to all the trash got up in the East by those who know little or nothing about tbocli mate or diseases of the West . It is most em phatioally a Western Remedy. Griswold's BIIiIOTJS XXXX.S. Thev are one of the best and safest Family Pills now in use, adaptod to the climate, diseases and constitution as they exist in th Wast and South. Thay ar. j ust what they pretend to be, a good, safe and thorongh family physic; good under all oircumstsncss where physic is needed, and particularly so, when bilious. J- Prepared onlr bv GHISWOLD ft BALLARD, Drug gists, Circleville, Ohio. N. B. HAHI-L.I1., G. ROBERTS CO., nuo Aim Agents for Columbus. Catter's Spanish 'Mixture. The Great Purifier of the Blood! THE BEST ALTERATIVE K.NOWN. Not a Particle of Mercury in it- An infallible remedr for Scrofula, King' Evil, Rheuma tism, Obstinate Cutaneous hruptious, Pimples or Postules on th face, Blotches, Boils, Ague and Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Tetter, Scald Head, Enlargement and pain in the Bones and Joints, Salt Rheum, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders, and all diseases arising from an injudicious as of Mercury,Impru--deuce in life or - IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD. fpHIS GREAT ALTERATIVE MEDICINE X and Purifier of the Blood, la now nsod by thousands of grateful patlenta irom all parte of the Unitod Status, who dally testify to the remarkable cures periormea oy the greatest of aUmedlcineB,"Crter'sSpanish Mixture." Dl..HM.l.n, Un-nl rrnntl.ni nf tl.a ML-ltl Livar Disease, Fevers, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affections of the Kidneys, Diseases of th. Throat. Female Complaints, Pains and Aohlnga of the Bones and Joints, ar. speedily put to night by using this Inestimable remedy. For all disease of th. Blood, nothing has yet beep found to compar with It. It cleanses the system of all impurities, act gently ana emcientiy on tue uver anu Kldners. strwethsne th Digestion, glvu ton. to th Stomach, makes th Skin clearand healthy, and restores the constitution, .nreeoiea oy aisease or oroa.n aown by the excesses of youth, to its pristine) vigor and Disomies of Female it is peculiarly applicable, and wherever .It ha become known da regularly pre scribed with, th happiest enect. it invigorates the w eak and debilitated, and Imparts elasticity to th worn out frame, clears the skin, and leaves the patleut fresh and healthy; a single bottle of this Inestimable remedy is worth all th so-called SaraapariUas in existence. Th. large number ot certificate which w. hav. re ceived from persons from all parts of th United States, is the beet vidnc that there la no humbug: about it. Th press, hotel keepers, magistrates, physlolans, and public men. well known to the community, all add their testimony to the wonderful eMeots of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. Call on the agent aud get an Almanac, and read the details of astonishing cure performed by CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE, (i.v host cash wusri eveby thino Eras dad aioNAtiv failkd.) Th. limits of an advertise mnt will not admit their run Insertion. WM. S. BEERS ft CO., Proprietors, No. 304, Broadwav. New York. To whom all orders must be addressed. For sale bv Druroists and Countrr Merchants in all parts ot the United states and the Csnadas, and by - . : u KUBbtttB at aj., uoiumoua, aulg-dly . FRED'K. ECKSTEIN, Jr., Cincinnati. DR. HOOFLAN D'S CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS. ' PREPARED BV Dr. C. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa., WIU IFICTl'ALLT OPS1 ; LIVES COMPLAINT, l).8fFSlJ, JAUNDICE, Chronic or Nervous Dtiility, Diseases of the Kidneys, and an vneases arumy from a aizoraerta Liivr or atomach, Such ' s Coostipa- ' : tlon, Inward Piles, Fullness, or blood to the Head, Acidity of the 8tomacb, Nausea, Heartburn, lilsgu.t for food, Fullness or weight in the stomach, sour eructations, sinking or fluttering at th pit of the stomach, swimmlngof the head, bunied and duVcult breathing, fluttering at the heart, cho king or sullocating ssnsation when in a lying posture, dimness 01 vision, oots or weos oeiore tue sigut, lever end dull paia In the head, deficiency of per : splration, yaslown of th skin and ya, pain in th. aide, back, chest, limbs, ftc., Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning la the Flesh, Coo staot Imaginings of Evil, ana Great-Depression of Spirita. THE PROPRIETOR, IN CALLING THE attention of the public to this preparation, does so with a feeling of th. utmost oonfidenc. in its virtues and adaptation to toe diseases lor wmen it t recom mndad. It is oo new and untried article, But on that has stood th test of a ton yeara'-trial before th American oeoole. and its reputation and sale Is unrivaled by any imllsr preparation extant. Tb testimony I its favor given by th most prominent and wall koowo physician and individual in an parts oi tne counirj ia iiuuinoiie, and a careful perusal of th Almanac pubu.hed annually bv th. proprietor, aud to be bad gratia of any of bis agents, can not but satisfy the most skoptical that this remedy ts reauy deserving . irm oni.urii. una uu-taint.Principal file and Manulactory no. u Area St., mil ad'a,Pa . Certificate of RALPH LEE1B, Esq., Editor "Spirit of the itmri." rimw, iniv. iRoirroif, Oct. 80, 1844. Dr. C. M. Jackson Dear SirThe Bitters ar. In great demand here, la addition to the quantities sold by lloxler ft Barber, vour agents, the two other stores sell mot of them than any other medicine. I find they are much used by convalescent fever patients to rebuild their broken constitutions. 1 nave usea auring in. last sum mar. tn mv own family, four bottles. They were recom mended to me first by a neighbor, at a tiin. when my system was much debilitated from the effect of a ssver bilious lever, tueygave ma an appetite, nuu rveiurru tone and vigor to my whole system. In oo of th Sep- tomber number 01 mr paper 1 reiatea mv experience oi tb good effect of the Bitters, since which time they have had a large saie, anu uaro now uwuuuiw tn. otanu- .nA Tnarilclna In thi TICIHHV. r nrneiualon. I would ear that I fesl great pleasuta in giving jou this testimony of the value and success of your prepsretitm, .,,...,,.., Thev are entirely vegetable, free from all Injurious in gredient or alcoholio stimulants, always strengthening and never prostrating th system. Price 76c. per bottle. Sold by Druggists and Storekeepers in every town and Tillage In the United States and Canada.. Sold by tt. rtuucttin, uoiumous, aulO-dly FRED'K ECKSTEIN, Jr., Cincinnati. COAL I COAL! COAL! AM NOW DAILY RECEIVING A GOOD artlcl of Coars Grata Coal, and will sell cither at da- I pot or deliver ooal on the shortest notice, at the lowest figure of the market, and warrant to give satisfaction. 0 T . lira tlV A US' V. AAA, - - oo28 Sole Agent of Zanesville Coal and Lumber Co. Who Wants a Nice House! FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, AND ON try easy paymmts, that ds.lrable Double Brick Hons and lot north side ot vuic strett, east ot eevenui. The house I new and la good repair, and either half will be sold separately if dealred. Also a vacant lot, 48 by 167 K feet, adjoining the same on the east. Person In want of a neat, convenient and centrally located piece of property, will do well by oalling on ' , - , j . ., : .... ; BAKER ft COBBS, u5 Platt'a Bflldiog. BLANK BOOKS Everv varletv of Blank Books In site, quality, man nwr of ruling, and style of binding, constantly on hand, or made to order at abort notioe. oy . 8. H. BURR ft CO., - I maris High t., opposite Stat House. New York Advertisements. From th Advertising Agency of S. M. Pbttlnoill- ft Co 119 Nassau Street, New York. WILLIAM J. SHARPE, Billiard Table Maker, No. 148 Fulton St., near Broadway, New York. BILLIARD TABLES, OF ALL SIZES, FOR public or private use, with either marble, slate, or improved mahogany beds. Also his Patent Cushions, just brought into use, and are superior to all others. The Patent Cushions put on old tables at the shortest notice. Balls, Cues, and every thing In the line, at th. shortest notice. se20-dfim TUE H1Z1UD POWDER. COIIPASV, SMHOVAOTTJUnU) AMD DIAUS Ut HAVING REDUCED THEIR PRICES TO correspond with the reduced price of Saltpetre, oontlnue to offer their well known brand of ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY RIFLE Powder, in Kegs and Canisters. Also. Gunpowder lor BLASTING and MINING, comprising a full assortment of qualltie and ainus requirea oy tue traa, guaranteed to glv entire saiisiaciion. The standard of their Powder, which has now enjoyed th highest reputation for more than twenty-five year will be found unsurpassed by any other manufacture o the kind in th world. Vnr anla h. Itio nplnAln.1Aa.laH n A .'.on . .m ... ot tne company no. eu wan, cor. water at., Mew xork a . u, UAiAKU, rresiaent. A. E. DOUGLASS, Sec'y. my21-6m-BH? ANDREWS & JESUP, COMMISSION MERCHANTS COTTOJ AVD VT00LEJ MCUOTERY, Steam Engines and Boilers, Machinists' Tools . Belting, (to. Importers and Dealers in Manufadureri' Articles, No. 6T Pine Street, N. York. N. Agents for th. "Woodruff ft Beach Iron Works' Steam Engines and BoUcn. Exolurive Agency In New York tor "LOWELL MACHINE SHOP" MACHINISTS' TOOLS. e29-dly fmpAfio. i i i. saawnacsatt i i nwnwa DRY GOODS. NEW ARRIVAL OF GOODS AT THE New York Fancy Dry Goods Store Doshlcr's Corner. npHE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OE EM- jl BKUiutKlu aver opened in Columbus, now opan, and selling cheap for cash. PARASOLS, RIBBONS new styles; BONNETS, ; CRAPE COLLARS, ' ! . FRENCH EMBROIDERIES, ' 1 DRESS SILKS, EMBROIDERED SWISS, . INFANT'S WAISTS, ' HOSIERY, ftc. Together with a full stock of TRIMMINGS. mjg Spring Goods now Opening! At the spacious Store next door to the American Hotel. AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK. OF Fancy and staple Dry Goods, , Comprising all th newest stylo in SILKS. A beautiful assortment or Embroidery Goods, Trimming's. Do; .a.uc, suiHisier Dress Goods, and Draperies. ' ' ' . A LAROS STOCK OF . Hosiery, ahawls, Linens, PrinU, and BLEACHED GOODS. Together with everything usually kept la a Dry Good Wore. A we Intend to sell for CASH, w ara enabled to offer our ou.tomers great bargains, . . i A call is respectfully solicited. - W. A Si J. C, McCOY, ; j tr.55 Next door to th American. HATS, RIBBONS. MOURNING GOODS. A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF TISSUE, Blond, Neapolitan and Straw Hats. K1HHUN3. laces and I LOWERS. In rich nrorasion. MCURVING GOODS conatantlr on hand or made to order. HAIR SHIRTS, HAIR RESTORATIVE, and BALM OF THOI SAND FLOWERS, at Mtts. MAttr aufficKTvys. sWStraw Hat Bleached and Pressed. aprlO DRUGGISTS. "Ohio Drug Store." THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-chased th entire stock of Drugs, ftc, of Dr. R. P. LITTLE, would respectfully solicit a continuanoe of the patronag ao liberally bestowed on him. No pain on my part shail bo spared to merit a eontinuause. Having secured th service of a competent Druggist, Mr. Al- riujD Rmost, th Physician and th publio can depend upon naving prescriptions nned with accuracy and de speteu, from PURE DRUGS, at any hour day or night. jan. ao, icoo. . ... n. 0, mam-lb. JOHN R. COOK, rhDRUGGISM CiO OPPOSITE CAPITOL HOUSE, tjj COLUMBUS, OHIO,' WHOLESALE ft RETAIL DEALER IN Drugs, Medicines & Chemicals, wnicn we warrant rrtcsa Anu mtiK, ' A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF PERFPME-R1 and Fancy Goods, Burning Fluid, Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Dye Stuffs, Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, Brushes, Hair, Bat, Tooth. Nail, Varnish and Paint, Pure Wines ana Liquors for Medicinal purposes. . Physician.' Prescriptions Carefully Prepared, at All Ilonrs, Day or Might. aag'Wly A Farm Wanted. A GENTLEMAN NOW RESIDING In Washlneton cltv. 1 desirous of exchansrina neai juutte in uiat cltv or Baltimore. lor 1 small f arm .. .. ... - - ... . .. with good buildings, fruit, dro. In the neighborhood of uoiumous, 1 ne property in isauimore is improved with substantial Brick Dwelllna: Housos. Farther nar- tlcuiarsmay be ascertained by Inquiry of the Editor of mi paper. - lap ASHES WANTED. iy CENTS PER BUSHEL WILL BE PAID I for Good Ashes, delivered at the Ohio Penitentiary. mmedlately. Iu6) JNU. AW1NU, warden Fruit Trees. &c., at Columbus. "IXTE HAVE RECEIVED A VERY LARGE V V assortment of the finest saleable Fruit Trees, ft., Including Appl. Peach, pear, (sunuard aud am l-frf dwarf,) Plum, Cherry, Quince, Apricot, Nop- ifyl ""-tarine. Grape Vlnea, Gooseberry, Currant,""-" Raspberry, Strawberry plant, Rhubatb Roots, Osag urange, sc., sc. jso.t 01 these ar irom tn wen anowa nurseries 01 n.11 wanger ft Barry, RoebeaUr, N. Y., and those who desire such article from sources that can be relied on (Instead nf 1 I - . .1 4a nail mw.A nkn u. lll.B,uu.lLri. .ru I l nil. uu ,.u .v wi nuu hi... tueir selections, or send on tneir oraers speeany. s nose who prefer not to plant until spring can have the trees kept safely for them until that time. Catalogues may be had on application at the Cultivator Omen, or at th nursery. no'43-atf - IS. IS. BAl&UAM LU Starling Medical College, COLUMBUS, OHIO. TiHE TENTn ANNUAL CODRSE OF LEC A Tl'RES In this Institution will commence on the 16th of October, and contluueuiiyiiitinciitnl FACULTY. 8. U. SMITH, M. D., Prof, of Theory aud Practice, and Dean. V. CARTER, M. D., Prof. Obstetrics and Disease of Women end (ihtldron. JOHN DAWSON, M. D., Prof. Anatomy end Physl ology. J. W. HAMILTON, M. D.. Prof, of Surgery. Titled, n. WOllMLEY. 11. D . Frol. of Chcmistrv. 8. LOVING, M. D , Prof. Hat. Medic end Kedicsl Jurisprudence. . R. N. BARK, M. D , Demonstrator of Anatomy. . - - TERMS Lectur...) ..-..,.. .....f 60 Matriculation t Graduation........ 2Q t. 1 . i 1 au r.n tn tt n.. w..,v B. a law naased at the late session of th legislature. Students of this Iastitution an admlttdrcs to the Hospital of th Ohio Penitentiary, thus furnishing one of the Destuiniosm tu. cvuutrj. For further Information address J;28-2tdn2m S. M. SMITH, Dean, NUMBER 50. Sails 10 Silk TUB DVITfl CHILD. The following touchinir w a aj aH vatiw av eos from an Enp-lieh volume, entitlarl Th vin... PauperB," by Mr. Fulcher, of Sudbury j which woo liuttrnvtenzea Dj toe LiOndou Timet m "containing Dassatres worth w nf Hrahha'a h.n. plest efforta." We regret to record ifr. Fulch er a recent and sudden decease: Come closer, closer, dear mama My heart Is ailed with fB, My eyes are dark,-I hear yoJr sobs, But cannot see your tears. I feel your warm breath on my lips. That ar so Icy cold ; ' Com closer, closer, dear mama, Give in your hand to hold. - I quite forget my little hymn, " How doth the busy bee," Which every day I weed to aay,-Who elUing on your knee. For can I recollect my prayera ; And dear mama, yon know That the great God will angry be If I forgot them, too. And dear papa, when he comes home, Oh will he net be vexed ? " Give us this day our dally bread j" What is It that eomo nextf ' Hush, darling I you are going to The bright and blessed sky, Where all God' holy children go, To Uv with him en Ugh." , But will he love me, dear mama, "A tenderly as you? And will my own papa on day, Como and live with me, too? But you must first lay me to sleep, . Where grandpapa la laid ; Is not the churchyard cold and dark, And shan't I feel afraid t And wiU you every evening come, And say my pretty prayer Over poor Lucy' little grave, And sea that no one's there f And promti me that when you die, That they your grave shall make Next unto mine, that t may be Close to yon when I awake r - Nay, de not leave me, dear mama, Your watch beside me leep ; My heart feels cold the room' all dark, Now lay me down to deep And should I sleep to wake ao mors, pear mam, good-by : Poor nun Is kind, but oh I do jou Be with me when t die I The Knicxerioccer for Octobnr come in na with its' usual larea variotv.' "Wj never fall to, look at its ' Editor's Table" for uood thlnea. and never fail to find them. Two anecdotes rrom nu department 6f Iha October nnmW may serve as a; sample : f I think T mr. tha Kool n.ln,.t 1. a - wwa. MMU1.U IUMU IU lUIUl lea, recently on the Michigan Central railroad. nwuau au msuriawu passenger a-Doara, who was continnnUv rnnhlno. .Ka,i mitt. . , . . . , 77 J MWWU. RltUI MlStlJtlV pottle. Inviting somebody to .' take nip.' As his nttcuticuo weru prinoipaiiy CODllnea. O0W0V- vi juciuvuui piuuuuerB, ana one or two elderly sisters, who were returning from a conference, I hardly think they were appreciated as fully es he probably anticipated. After a while he fell aalecn then wnlra ,i,u.ji. Irritable. As the cars made a stop, he stap-p-ar. rt.l A- B A 1 1. 1 . . . 0. eta up tu a uaim-iuuaiug yguug goutiemaQ wltn ireiitoiire., sail neaeu mm me nam oi tne station. Ana wilu. young genueman repliea, I am a stranger here, sir.' 'A stranger 1' said onr bran-died friend, drawing himself tip with intense dignity, and speaking with a foroe that aroused all present: 'I didn't ask you, sir, your pedigree, nor where the d 1 you came from, but I Want to knnnr Mia n.ma nf hli ' station ." 'I don't know, sir,' was the response, very faintly. : ' You "don't mow," eh f Then nuy um us you ,y bo ut nrsi, ana not Keep me batherlnc hero f T hn'n n fn! f) Th. .11. a - .v.. . uu tutiu, young gentleman looked anxious, and the next uiuuieus wss uiiHing, out presently returned, looklno- Tterfectlv hunnv nnd InfnrmnJ hi. .... rist, with great apparent satisfaction, that the name of the station, he bad learned, was Chel sea. v ouia ni ne mage g, 'model nusband T' " "A tan, green sort of a well dressed fellow, walked into a Broadway saloon the other day, where they were talking politics upon a high .cy, sun Diicituiug uiiAiiwu up 10 U1S lull neigUt, oTAlnfmArl tn a Innrl vnlnn 'Wharn ora llin rinm ocrats ? Show me a Democrat, gentlemen, and I'll show you a Hart' In an Instant a man stood before the noisy inquirer, In a warlike attitude, and exclaimed, '1 am a Democrat, sir 1' 'You arel' . 'Yea, sir, I am' 'Well, just you . . . 1. ... . .... r aiep ruuau toe corner wuii me, ana A 11 snow nuu a fpllrtur whn enfrl IrnnlHti', nnA n Tlamn. arat In the ward I Ain't h "a. liar ' I nhnnM like to know?' " : Whir's dk Wat to Canaan 'Mrs. Stowe; book, " Dred," teaches manv a lesson to while folks through a black medium, and not the least pointed one is the rebuke given Chrls- iiaa aenominations by -" Old-; Tiff " for their "mint, anise and cummin" wrantrles. while in quirers are asking the "plan of salvation." "Old Tin"" has the care of the children of his dead mfstres, and he having told them that their mother had (tone to the land of Canaan. one Inquires as follows : - ' "Unoie Tiff, where Is the land ol Canaan t" 'De Lord-a-mercv. chile.' dat ar's what I'd like to know -myself. - a'b eiuaain' upon dat ar. I s gwine to oamp-meetin' to find ont. I's been to plenty of dem ar, and I never could quite see clar. 'Pears like dey talks abont everything else more'n dey does abont dat. Dere's the Methodists. dey cat up thePreabjte'rans, and de Presbyter'-ans pitohes into de Methodists; and den both on 'em's down on de 'PiscoDals. Mt ola mist' was 'Pisoopal, and I never seed no harm In It. And de Baptists think dey a'nt none on 'em right; and while dej'g a blowin' out at esch other dat ar de way, j' xconderin whar't di way to uanaanr' I i . :. . 1 S :A Curious Lak i. The Plattville America (California) gives an account of a peculiar Lake on the east tide of Bear River V alloy, It is an Immense pool of spring water, rather than a lake, a little over one hondred yards In length, along the base of the mountain, and nearly the name in width, but extending In one place under a (helving rock that nearly touohes the surface of the water for many yards. That it is an immense spring issuing from the mountain, is apparent from the fact that any floating Bubstaoca thrpwa under the shelving rock la immediately brought outward to the opposite bank. There is no visible outlet to the waters, except that the margin is little else than rock, with innumerable fissures traversing it in every direction, and through which, with no apparent current at the surface, the water undoubtedly escapes. The surface of the rock at tha fldo-a of tha water end for several Inches above and bolow,' la coaled Mck with a substance closely resembling f ulpbnr, but without IM properties, being onniuauiuiaum. 1 not a living Sub is to b soen in its water-, bnt, digging into and breaking up a kind, of scoria or volcfvnle mud nearly hardened Into stone, that makes a portion of the bank, great numbers of fish, from two to als Inches In length, are Im-bedded therein, and rtarfeetly patrlfled. 450 au?; BBLS. SUPERIOR PICKLING VINE GAR, WarrnoV Pur Oder. For sale by r oeo. Mcdonald.