Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1856-12-20

              1 1011 4 14 - 11 IK Z1 (I us 0u VOLUMEL JCX w rceutiam DAILY. Tlil-WEfcKLl AWI nr..,r.i.i Tlil-WEfcKLY AND hv fiOIIOtTII3t, c OO. tV.1I. SOItOIIt.KII, Kditor. Term Invnriubly tu Advunce. .,,.. J6 II0 per year. ,;v Vile Carrier, per waek. - WW CM. ..c'.w..y 1 8 0 p.r jrr. ?' ;iuiii or teu audovar 1 so Ve.HllS ol AllVaRTlUS' BY TUB SQUARE. tint i:ss ok i" wm'-i uu.- ruu..re 1 y-t 00 , one square weeks. . .S 60 M months li uu ; 2 weeks , . . D 00 . . 1 60 .. I 00 a pi'.n'hn 10 00 ; m 4 mounts 00 ; oue . T twk . , S da.ys.1 , , o .......il.u H 8:1 : uue 76 60 " lra.mil 4 6tl;oue " I insertion in...,lc,l advertisaiiwuls half uiore thau tb above - rj-t at. Atlve rtiim..ui, leaded ud placod In tbe column ol :i.,.-uil Nut hum." doUOU lle orutmrj( ran a il notices required tu be published by liw, legal rates ii onleiwl oil tin- iuslde exclusively after the first week so ....r .wot. nv.re then the above rates : but all eueh wi ppr lu ti. Tri-Weekly without oharge. m(K IMa, not exceeding five lines, pr year, pr yeur, in side, t'-,'' l"'r Iidh ; outside N',.ti...i r mustlng., oharituble societies, (IrA Aompa a .-s, .'o., bulf price. slHi-nti'TH uoticus lb ceuts nn tutdM will fisy ? nftir, unit! KUdJoT. ... ..... nn.immiiilad Wltb WfittU ilireo I ,. will lie insorte.1 till rororu, mui!" ...... ln-"ly. jrrnnm'n( olvrtiMftttt mutt If. paid in adriancs. .Ins tule will nut be varied from. ' Woei.-ly, .ame price as the I'aily, where the advertiser iiv.k.j .ilnue. Where the Daily nd Weekly u.i-1, i!."i, Dm charge lor tne Weekly will be Hall I lie rule of the Oallr. iwM me pn.-ot system, the advertiser pays o u)U'li . h m i hi i m I, a occupies, uie iiuk'b uoi..b .ilie iv. i the ii'- ullloiiraly Thin nlaa U now geDBv.lly a l'ipiwl. BOUK-lilNDElt, A. ii d Uluk Hook ilimuincturer, ffigli s reel, between Broad and Gay sts. J 70 COLUUBUB. OHIO IraOOTSi SHOcMAKER.K. Ill, h .t., Cast Mile, six dimrs S.ulh of Tumi at., ,9-yl WLBMava. 0. i'IIILm U. 't!.. x Eusiiiftir, Surveyor ami iiraugtiuiuaii, airiort's llloca, over nuuirm a, Hifil. Streel, Uolumljuij, Olito. . i.L K.LNt OK lAS?l) ASU U.JISEEI TV. l:l iurJin( aud lveliuij, .....uiuiicel aud AreliiWAtiiral Unn .Mauum Piittiu.i; Hr.iwiug, pruinptiy ana sa:i.i.ioiiiJ ... u. . . to a. L. .-lumvaut, M,.,.)nuU,.u. ... OENTiSTrtY. N. SJ. SlVAl H, DKNTIST, orrnjru'a NOW XilOOli, .:i(ii)Mlf. the Mute House, tli?li Sirert. . u;:J w y I "CHAUNwtY IM. Oi-US, ATTORNEY AT LAW, IHiliViUMUS, lUv. ihilce iu Hie Odeou Building, High Mrect, BOOM NO. 2, DP t5.rAlHd. ee.il-d8.n UiilVbil aHiitii'-XI-X'sS, tV:ti-,.i.'r of tlk Piauft Forte. .....I. t room 8'. Keil H' 0e, orUll- .lilts. nut I'jiuroin. CASHIONA3LE MILUINEH, roLo ajd or (narier oiu.,) HMfl miiHISV, COLUMBUS. ...n..-. ll.ta rtli.Krtirl end fies-fd npi'1'J-lv jas. haddock s.vnrH, 1 T r O IC X E Y A T L. A W, Dllloe iii tin Columbian Building, COI.U.UUDS OHIO. ol dlr aLTLKN U. TtiUK.MAN, rui.U.tilUJii, . OfflCE OS H10H 8TRKET, B..tw.-eu Krleud and Mound st h s. jii;i-ioi. r. KJl'UO, wa U. IC. Oil V.Ul'IO.V Al I'D., DSAtRaa i . -5 ji W m Clat. R. JtH3 , AMilltUtUE. -OSi.Vt). H'timiKRN, ZJXMX- Vsnl i' nd ill!: "0 near Railroad llepul, ky, COLUMUUS, O, STAS'tORfJ 41 SMITH, TION AND CO ..MISSION M ERCUASTS tiate. In,fl,,i ' Kal Kstaie. Stocks. Uousenold rurniiure, ur ino.ls. liroceries. Horses, Carriages, etc., aio., attended so In oitv or oouutry, ou the most reasonable terms, LiUeriil advances on conslifnniHiits docl-illy week and also on fhura'Jay evening, ror ion panuu .... .... j,l,.,t.,lara nur i'.x.to i s .ppMod withoneof Visou 4) Usmliu's ,.i,n,ui U1.0.1.V itsKMoxus, with whioh the voices ....I i.h ...I'ltinnKuilsl aud nustsinell, rickets for s.il at C. lilllett's Muslu Store, the Book .lores and tue r.i.ioj', of lorn jince Juvsxiu Class, vstuidnv P. M., at g o cloclf . leu lessous only SO c uts. a. n. PHiPPS, Uirectcr. .... .1. r I'llnrsK, Pianist GORTON & ASTON, ,iwr, .-.IUKK'I, litrwr-'KN dhU AM' OAT I'l.l.llllltUr). UlllUs TANUKAOTUKEltti OK COPPKR, TIN. iVL and jlieei Inn tVsre, ointiniie to keep on baud one oi tue largest and nest aaoiuueuts ot articles in tbstr lin- evei hrmulit to tnie ma aoi. mey aea icen ol the Comet t'ookiiiit stove, one of Hie most approved diving flue I .ituves now lu use. it is more partio- I ulai ly adapted fur wood, but may be u.ed wilh coal. Tury warraut mein i...'r? , i give entire satielacilon, or no sale. Also, lilt Muck Diamond, Lluii, Air Tight, AN ft Mnr of Hie Vtt Cooking Stoves, winch are i lire.. of the bust .Stoves lor burning bitumiuous i:tal. Alio, ' 'Jfc'.Ml'Jf l AHLHH AND BUS SWVKS. Also, a good l'" I. ''I Kurnishlng Hoods, rlates, Refrigsr-ssors, 'ice Oiiels. Wiiter lloolers, Pumps, .Ispsu W.ire, Rtrd f'scs. Tisvitl-., It'itliiug Tubs, lire Ors.tes, Kire Hr:.:k. C.i..' im-l Die ee lietlles, io. M-Siiei-..ii altmiton pai.l to rusiting, rpuuiiog. i.op. r ri.iHth Vi'nrk, and .lob Work generally ami dty krtixie's Uain Walir Fillers, 'IMJKrfK FiLTEHS HAVE KKISN L fully twiHlnd y (umili.'B lit tlii city Jv,r- ljlvu t)i h.ifliniituftttrtiactioii KmId wh iwr of wliiitvr wilvr, tat or urn 11, hy thin oiwiiHH bwHiinBMol.mr cryttnl, ma-tlus it luuijb Vntitw fn duukuiK or O'.iU-rfury purpfmt, Watttr tiiun Gliewi, in nt Ululv uutlrir for hoaltb, wblU tlinrr in . Kit.t MnVTtnn tu tliR matt nj; of tua, kn .wttr hkrtl wator. 4;,7,lv OORTUN sn.N. WET'H PATENT iia.V!MlC HOOFING. WE Dli-illlE TO CALL ATTENTION TO tu above Patent, as Iw-mg tliecheape t auil most d.irabla r ire-pnif Rooting Material now iu use, and In every woy fu.r superior to any other. It neither runs lu lint uor oiaoas iu cold weather, but remains tough and pliable through all seasons; It is but about hair the expanse ol tin, and far more durable, In proof of winch we reier to msoy thou-and squares of Itoollng lo Bulla-l.i. IMeveianil, and throualioul the west. It eas be ap. pHeH to tut, Iron, audolusliiuglf rnoM without r.juiovi,, ihe.n. All orders a trlre-.-e.l to ns at Columbus, Ohio, Will be promptly attended fj. (). U. flU-H At CO., w.y20Jal OBlrswithA ,lons ; Co., 101 High si ' TGST RECEIVED" J Another supply of Burrowe's celebrated Lexlog-s (Ky.) MUUTaUU, aoknowlsdged by all apioares to t ne best article of tee kind enan forialaby .a JU UO. MoOOKaLD. MUSIC. . . . . n .,rr... ni.'.lnn. m." ..UtVf, ' PO mUSia WUU frjllltri I'J 01.11 IL with too spirit and tlJr(aiiIiiv also," we .jr,., 'Uc our Bt-rvlon. as liuciers of Mujl.jal N'oia ;tTVf Hun, thorough U:iiiud Husioal Eliuutiou, auciltiiljj ,n ,.,.. i.t .ss ..11 f.iesuav eveulun of each SS i2g MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI AND IIH.LSnilKO' It A 1 1. ROAltH. OpciH J to ittiiBim, 157 niiltp Eurt ol Cliirtuuatl. TIME CHANGED, AltihtuK Oirecl Counectioi' with Scioto Ar tlockiu Vulley Htulroad. Daily Trtiins ItHwetn furtsmoutli k Kiaciu-uull. nd AintiDS ft Uiuciunati. TWO r.N a: KJ NOVKElt, ISM, the tralna will run (ol- lows, until further notice: .1..1 i:,,.rinnll t 10:16 . "1.. UB t Coluulbue t 3:10 p. m. (Jouum'tini! wlin vriu ( r UiUborti' SecoudTralu Lessen Athens n 30 , in;l'bllllcetheat IDl) n. oi., couueollos wilh Tiu from Portsmouth at Hamilen and to Hlllsboto' at ulanche,ter and arrlfm it Cinciuiiall at s o0 p. in., auu voiubiv r- r. . j.. ninmnoail at 6.00 a. m.. sud ChilUoothe at 1:80 p. oi., au.l oonnoctiug wilh Hilhv i i a u...un.tiih irnmi. inu iu it. i.ir.niiw .,,rl h. lo with HUrietU, I'omeroy, I'mrsDUig, anu uru buu iuitPi"v-' ' - other points. a I I HifMi I inninliAll HI o.ou n. iu.. auu uu -r . , ..,ii,,.i . rlvoe at Chillioottm at o i p. m-, " "30P-m- Fare from Chillieirflie to uuuuiuus t. " unciunau Athene " 4 76 rilLLSHOKO' TBAlSS iH.n.l l 0 1.'. e.tu. and Kl 10 10 i. in. auu ,.r,f. t Blanoheater at 7:0 a. m , ai"1 at lil-SU V u Returning, l've ill ncniier i , ul and J :il p audarme l lllllelionr ai J it. at 6 30 p. iu. luavu ..au be HaO ol l i- v..iu.- P W ti'r, roruer tiroaaw:.y an.i . roui ., vlu..u natl; Utile ua ....pot, and at all of th prlnol- pal ,stitton ou I he JO. IN WADDLK, Supt. not Cleveluud, Wluuibus & Ciiiciiuiati KAILIU'AU. Winter Arrangement for 1855-56. Three Trttiun Dully from CuluuiUub, in connets- tion witn irins on tun i.ittin Mmini. und Coliimbni and Xeiua liuiiiotics. . . . . . 1 ft. ... ..C X tf i fc: x P K r ha THAU a 1 lUiUJ a. su, I . it rieUwara. Caidiugtou. Oallon, Orestliue, Uiolbv .New l undou and uraltou, arnriug i v.To..iiu at 1 'o r. iiK paasengera roam MisiiTse lor uiuuoi aud o..nuecti..g mill the I'. U. Fast axprees Train on the Le nuoio HVa.i lor iionairii, oui, n.t. i,.... ,...K,.i, at liaiiou with tue Uellitfoutuiue aud indiauaollo Itailioad, at Ureslliue with the 1:UU aiprae. Train on tne W ana reuusyivsuie o-...o- K,i. rt.iis.deluflia. ,. aud u'.l tue unio auu muiitua iitu- - -- t . :th the3:4b f. U. train for Toledo and Chioagu, reachln- i;uiogo o o uiooa ueii oioruiti. . ,, it. Mail Train ati:co r. .; eioppuij i w., s.. tlons between Columbus ami Llevemuu,.iiriv.u!5 ...,! .u llv. M counectinir al Crestline wtiu 0:00 P.M Ifist irain on the Ohio and Peuusylveula Kailroad lot ui,.k...ff i n.. sriin rue unio auu ui.i.w. ..,uu.. .... fort rt'ayue, e: at Oieveiand with the tl;i l'. M. Nijtht i.'.,-. ..-.'o on the Laae tihore rlallruan i.t .lie a i Niirhl hi press at W:14 f. l. ; stoi..nt' t lelaware .. V . L ... ... (.'.... I .....I.... .1.1 IHHVllIU aud all waysia.ious nunuui nw --i. ssiHiSiislall.-v siauous.oouuoDiiui. ins a:ou A. -i. nam on iue wuio auu . ouu" ; ' , . " a . i.T.ii..n with t. iH l.ueuo Lies CKnieBBiuruuiuau. irrlvlug at i;hluago at :6U r. i.,oonnfciinsi.v ovemm. with the Uorulua Train on the Lake cors) ttaUrosd for .. ...... UUDKirS, UUUIW, ,v, v.. vr tl.rouuh and local Tickets apply at the Ticket UHce Hi the) Passeuger Depot ol the Cleveland, CulumUas tud Cincinnati, aud Little snami, voiuuiuu. .uv. Railroad Compaules. ,. o. n.-., Columbus. Nov m, iodo.-uh nPr.-....r.. CHS I tUL OlllO KA1JL UOAH. liKS L oCrftlUNlnJ'lls.',! s urrivu, v. . ., I Zaxksvilli. Auuuat 1. less, J rTN'TIL FUliTliEtC KOt'lUti, A rASoliJI U Gb.ll CaR will be attached to the Freight lia en:a Columbus at :au A. M., sioppiue . a.i p.ou.a Ibe road to teoeiv.' or put ou imiseugerB, ainr.uf . iiue.vllaat 10:oiA. 11. Keturniug, leavea tiue-vn, at U:i . 11., and arrirln 4 at Cjluiubuus 1:40 P. M. ,,Ut llUlC.l&ri rc.mi'i teu i nup-s I 11 1'L.h. MIAMI AfMUUULiUiUUUiSiE AliiXLa I J KAlLKOAlsi Tralus run between Columbus an. Ciuulauati. as follows : liOWNWARD. Leave Arrive at t'PWARU. Leave Arrive at Columbus. PiueiuaalL Oincluuati. Columbus, :4..A. M. &IU2A.M. liOSP.M 4::iP.M 9:00 P. l:2HA.sl. rl:00A.M. Obi, A 10:00 " 5:20 P.M. 0:00P.M. 1130 riia 2: If. A.M. Truiu irom Columbus connecla at Xema or Ifayw.u, Richmond, Indianapolis, Lafayett , Chicago, M. Louis, and all puiuts west; connects at siorrow lor Wilmington, ClrulevlllB aud Lauoaslur; ana at i.oveiand'i for Hillsborough aud Chilllcnthe; also conuuotiug at Cln clnnali for Louisville by the ooais. Tu 12:30 P. M. iram, Irom uoiumuus, euuuecre Loudon for Miiringlield, 1 ayton, Indiauapolis, iio. ooa-..,.,,. at tenia for Dsvton. Richmond. Iiiilianauolis hjifyette,Chiogo,t. Louis, and all poiuls west; connect. log at Morrow tor tVilmingiou, Circluvill.. aud Uucuster I . . , -t . ....... Htll.t.n....ih ...ft ChillltHilliA- and ll'l St ijOYs.in, .... .1 r.,.1,,,,1. ith I ha (1. A M. It R. lor Louisville. TI,H P.M. Train Irom Columbus couuecls at Lou don tor pSpriiiirdeM; and it Xenia lor I'sytou, Richmond, U'U;inapolls, lerre iiauie, y ninruunp ........ . ..vu.. aar.Koiothel iiilorinaMoust.nlv 10 1. lyu'ou, Airent ..r M. L. IMiimur. Tiokei Avetit, i 'oiumniia ; . n lunm, Asent. Slirlnutleld. A. W. HrsRK, Agent, Anula; A Lswm. Aifenl. or P. W. tlmiifR, General Picket Agen Cinaiutnatl. W. li. CUlMhXT. 4 H'irmntrniimi lo the CUUeiM ul Columbus. PHfl SLfBdCttlUrCK, UAVINt; HAD A JL largo experience in the businesn and cuowinx the wauls of the cillzeue, hss included to establish a line ot CUV El ACM, to run to aud from any part of tueelty. My CauiagM are all new and flouveiiient. To the Ladles tills will suoia convemuni opportunity af Shopping, attending I'uullo Isintures, or of visiliug the liferent PubUu Institutions.-Uv leavini word at the United Status IJotel, Capital House. Amerleau, Nell Home, or Unoneye House, all ordera will be promptly attended to. rare each way, to ceaie.-ta as-1 hue of oUNlBUsbd will soon be run regularly from the Court Uousetothe Railroad Depots. are ten oenteeaoh way. THUS. ilH.K:KWY murW-dll A BARGAIN IN A FARM. 1 Cf ACRES OK LAND 81X MiLES FROM XJJ Wortlilugioo, 73 acres of which aie In a high state of cultivation. Improvements consist of a guod brick house oi six rooms, also a largu barn with stabliug for eight or ten horses, also six acrus of grafted fruit. Thin le a. comuleie piece, aud will be sold fr I ioOd, iu paymeuta. Iuquire of BaKKR At CVUni, oc'4 Piatt's ii.nltliug. A Fwm Wanted. GENTLEMAN NOW RESIDING 21 lu Washliigion city, Is doslrotis of cxctiangiiig Ruul hetaid lu Unit city or Baltimore, for a stiiull Farm with good buildups, Iruit, &o, iu the noighborhood of Coluuilma T ho jiroperty In Baltimore is Improved with substantial Brick Dwelling Houses. Further particulars uiuy Do ascorlalued hy inquiry of Ibu htiiuir of tine paper. Lm I TUN DOW tiUADb.fi, A GRLAT VAKlti'Y VV of patterns lu Hold and colors Bu9 Huhsnds at wholesale and retail. Window Comic, s aud Curtain Bauds. New patterns of Loops, Centre Tassels, &t., ate. A 1 ull supply lor sale by oil, ' J. H RTI.ET & CO. Latest Books Out. HRED:" A TALE OK THE GREAT DI3 XJ MaL SWaMI'; by liarri. t Ueeclier bl..we author of Uncle Tom's Cabin." 2 vols., 12ilio. 91.76 This book is creating quite a eensaiiou aud sella rapidly. TUE OUTHRr.AK F FREEDOM: or the Romau Catholic Bhmrut in Amerlcao lllstory. 12iuo. II. By Justin L. Fulton. OLIVhR CROMWELL: or England's Great Protector. l'Jmo il. B Uenrv Wm. Uerbert. MttZICO il. Peasants and Prle.ts. 12mo. II. By H. A. Wilson. T V. MAIUICM AUNT, and the Use of Buushlnf. LOCH NAI'OLEON, and the Buoiipaitu Family: by Ueuiy W. Ijb I'uy. THIS REPUBLICAN FAKTIf AND ITS CANDIDATES wl.b Tin" Libeue.nes of rivmnat smd Dsy tou; au accu rate Histoiv ..I ihls tarty In the Uutted .tate. ttotu iti urig.n in ,11,0, to its dinsuliitioum Wit; of the Wi.Uand lamocrstic paitt.i during tue loturieoutn, anu its re lot-mation iu 1600: by Ben. 1. Uull. Mil pages, 12mo Pticoal. tor sale by sen Ri"tui f. STOV czn nrvn COPIES SOLDI THE REPUB- UUiOW UCAN eONOblER. Singly 26 cents fa doMI ILKKiii&at, JUKDAlX k aUffOM, COLUMBUS, SATURDAY EVKNINO, It A 1 L U0ADS. Great National Koute Tl) TBS EST AND WEST, fentral Ohio Railroad, BETWKEN COLUMUUS AM) WIIEELIMU. TRAINS LKAV COLUMBUS DAILY, (Hi'snu Excirriv.) 001 NU EAST. Ltan Ooluuibua Kewark Zanesrllle. . .. Gaubride.... ijprcM lai;i. Jtdil Tram. 10:00 a. 11:20 r.. 11:50 " I u8a.m. ,' Vi;4S f.M. 4:27 " 2;l l " a 61 " ,' 4;li0 tiM " Ar. at Bellalro These trains maka olosa counectiona at Belial t with the UALTIWOKE V OHIO KAILROAU, roit llaltimnre. WashiiiEtou City, PhlluUel libiii, Kew Vork, Hud nil the ICastera Citie. OOINQ WEST. Ltaw Uellalr Cambridge Zansaville Newark Ar. Columbus iStnreii IV.nn. JCiil Trum. .. vtKiOv.is. :30 A.. . 4:1)1 ' 8:00 " . 8:0.' " 9AV " ' ..... 7:10 ' l: " .' :U0 " 12:16 P.M. These trains make close connection at Coluluhus wllh L. M , at C. ot X., and C, r. 1. tiaiiroaus, .or Cii.uiunati, Dnyton, Iudianupolis, Chi crtgo, hi. mollis nuu tne f jV T I RE GREAT WBS T ! 'hroiiglt Tickets can be had at all the nbooe nnmed Points. TO WAY PASSENGERS. Trains taoh way will stop at all Stations uu pioper ignals being given. UOl.N'U EAST. Th i.i i... a. M. Eiuress Train eonneots ai Culiuubus k-v..,A Traiu wuicn leaves i.iuoiuuaii . u a. 11 aud with the train from the West ou the Columbus, Pi'uua aud Indiana Railroad; at Newark with morning ,rt.iiiv. Mausheid and Mount Vernon, and with Iraiue on the Steubeuville aud Indiana Railroad: at hellaire with hxpress iram on ?.." " Ohio Kailroad for Italumore, Washington, Philadelphia aud Basteru Cities. The ll:n p. M. sisu iram guuuecie vuiuiwo w.v Train lrum Cincinnati; aud at Beiiuiro wua uiurniug Multi..,ia aud Uhio Kall-ruau. arrivina iu tlmore at 2.o A. U., oouuaollng with tr.lus .or all the caltrru eniea. G01SQ WSiT- tk. H.an a u Uail Tram oonneott at fla'.lalra with kj...i,. i v.i... ..r, tl.a Unit, aud O. it. .: at Newarl wim Mu-i.Mlrl .nrl klr.ui.t Iraius to cleuueuviue, ouuuj, Vernon, and Chloagu tnu SlunroovlUe; al Columbus with ii7..., f,,r r:i,,,.iuuatl. and wilh l'ruius forXenla, Uaytou, ludlanapuUo, aud Cuicago, mo iiaytou and uiu 'rj-on p u rv,,r.... Train eonneats at Bfllalro with thr impress Train frum Baltimore; at Ziuesvllla with the C, W.tkZ. R. H. forCmoiuuatij at Newaik with B., M. K K. K.. and arrives in Columuus al o :ou r. ., auu connects wllh frame going South and West, arriving t Ctucuinatl at S:00 A. 41. , r- iUAlCCtri KiiALis, o.'? i. Zauas.iiie. Ji.s) W.Baown, (3'l Ticfal Columbus. fie6-dtf iireat Western Houte. 1850. OOLUilliUS, Plli'JA AND INDIANA SPRING AtiRAi'UEMENT3. Q01CKE3T AND MOST RELIABLE ROUTE FOR, TU1 WI3irX. Two Truius IJuiiy b.iiniys Excepted. AN AND AFi'EltlUEoDAa.S-.rili-iliil.U I I .111.1- I'RAiNa MILL r.L Ai toLLOWc; aJk.-haoMeave. Columuus at v:uu A. u.f ainvea sur beua at 11 MO A. M.;audat l luua 1:00 p. H.: ouuuecl,. Uu al Uroa.ua with 2:oU P. M. Ligutciug Lxpress liais ou M. K. L. i. it. R , lor SPRUNGHtLD, DAYTON !t CINCINNATI, (Uliect.) ucoaugeof cais between LibanaanJUu' tuunau. Aio cuuuiiu(i i vi wm - k n a, a. lur (jREENVILLE AND UNION, And with lia.ns on J). VV. la. c. R. R. for INDIAN AP.. LIS. LAI'.l alCl I E, CIII C.UU.'iLttUb UA1.TE At ST. LOllia. Also, couuect. ut Urbaua with 12:18 P. M. Train noril ou M. R. at L. t. H. R. lor BSUHFOA'TALyH, CLYDE, F0KE2T, FT. WAVXX, And at I'iijua eonneois with trunnion the Dm J.R R. f. TROY, DAYTON, &)., And with Packet hue on Miami Canal for mLNS't'EK, BREMEN, ft. MARY'S, Ato. RETURNING, r.i.. Pi. in. at U:uo P. M: Urbana at 8.29 P. M., eon nectina- with tiaius Irum ibe .Soi ih on the M. R. ol L. K. it. K. tioru Clnoaao. toleilo, iSaudusky, Ato., to C lutubus at 0:10 P. M., aud eonue.;tiUA wlih Mgitt Ti'aius lor the h.,sl aud North. ACCOMMODATION leaves Columbus at 11 lo A 11. ; ari'ltee at Urbana at M P. M.; al Pmua 6:xJ P. M. ; connect ing at Urnaua with the 10:00 P. M. Train fur BellRlouiaiu, I'uiou, liduduslty, Toledo 4 JucuH", ' RETURNING, Leaves Piqua at 6 :30 A. M. ; arriving at Urbana at t to A. M.,and at Columbus at V ol A. 11 ; oounecimg witu i A.M. Train on C. U. R. R. for Zauesvllle, Wlu-eling, So. aud with lo A. M. Irain ouc, c. av. r.. n. ior iie. laud, Pittsburgh, Se. Fare as Low as by any other Route For further information, or lhiough tickets, apply H. il. rJUjuLOW, Oeueial Agt., Columbus, Mil. WA ll.lliN, Agt., Urbana; J. liAiJ.. Agt., Pinna. oc23 dwtf R. Wai.UUP, ueu'l Agent, HEAL. ESTATE. JOHN "W. BKXIR, REAL ESTATE BROKER, OHce In PlM'.'a bulldlug, West of the Pest Office, HAVING ASSOCIATED WITU ME R. L. COHIM, Esq , for the purposa of doing a Ooneral Ageucy tiusiuess, we are prepared to Buy, fell and Exchange for others, on the most eooomniodallng terms, all kinds of Real Property, Railroad, and ot:.er Bonds and thocks of all desorlptious, and MAKJi COIXECUONS IN CESiBAL 011IO april STUAVVUEKU1ES, HOI ALARGtk A!sStU.lilt,H l ut DirtAn-UhRKY PLANTnof the moat approved kiuds, inolu ding Lsrge harly Scariot, Burr's New Pine, hovey'e Seed ling, Duudee, ilud.ou of Cincinnati, (ienesee, Crimson Coue, Moyamenslug, auu several oiuers. eu irua ku uiu and unuuxe.1 price 11.60 to 12 per 100, much less by the 1000. Also, a Boa eoiOrtmetil oi leooseueny.urreui anu Raspberry bushes. SSUA1 tUelvOIUCDUB nursery, uu. m...wo.m. i$lu M. B, BATKHAM CO, Pickaway House, cOCTH MAIN ST., CIHClsEVILLE. O. rpms HOUSE IS NOW THOROUGHLY A REP sIRED, aud refitted with New Furniture, aud reopened tu receive the traveling public ihe House is situated near tue business center of the city opposite the Court ilout e, Is convenient to the Rl) road Depot aud Packet Lauding. Passengers visiting In' olty hy Rallruad, btase or Roat, will be ojnveyed to aud frum ti.o auuse without delay. Noellort will b- spared by the p oprletort i render his gae Is anuiforteble, auu he hopee ti.al his sffurts to ae-c mmodate andubllgehis gases will lusure him a liberal sLareof public patlouage. All neatasis wi us msu, using willing to atKS tue decision ol hla guests. A. f. NltrtkUN, Pioprletor. Cireievllle, June, Ufio. au2:-d3m ATTENTION I w1 E ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR FALL tltooh of B00K8 AND STATIONERY, To which a itvlte the attsntlun of all, is wa will sell very l iw for CAdU. . ..-,, l0l RANDilL ASTON. MRENCli BOOIW, AND LESSONS IN 1' FRENCH. A New French t Urammarand Dictionary, Dy Maphicj A Mm, Teacher ot Fieuch lu Columbus High School. Just published and for sale hy oc20 J. U. RILEY 4 CO. II. A. Met otteri hil tarrleM to private pwUs ana olasses. Tsras modsrata. Addiess eve tl J. B. Bl ley CO. I) RUG G I S T S "Ohio Drug Store." THE UNDERSIGNED E A VINO I'UK-chaaed tha entire etock of Drugs, o., of Dr. K. P. LITTLE, would respectfully aolioil a continuance of the patronage so liberully bestowed on hiui. No pains on mi part ahall be spared to merit a oontinoanse. Having secured the services of a competent Druijfist . AI r. At,-fKlD Rnsos, the Physician and the public can depmia UKin having prescriptions tilled with accuracy and despatch, from HJRK flHIIHS, at any hour day or night. Jan. 23, ISM. N. B. MAKfLb. ,5 OilN li. CuOli, 1) HUGGIST.rf i.. d 0JI7V CAl'lTOL UOLSa, afcg, COLUMBUS, OHIO, WUOLUaiLi: at KKTAIL DKALISK IN Drugs, Medicines & Chemicals, Wuich wa warrant FkESU AN I ' I'LIiL. A CHOICE ASSORTMENT Of 1'EUFCllE-R and fancy Uoods, Uuruiug fluid, Paints, Oils, Varnishes aud uye-til uus, 1ooaji::, cuuljf aud Cigars, Blushes, Hair, tiat, Tooth, Nail, Varnish aud I'alut, Pure W'iues aud Liquor lor Mt;aicuial purpas-j. hysicians' Prtscriptions Carefully Prepured, at all lloure, iiay ur nigni. anA-wlv Again in the Field! riillE N. '. GOLD PEN A N i JliWf.LLlY J JL COMPANY, encounig.-d by the success ot thttlr hrst . .v rest enlHipnse, in wlm'h tin'.. Uavesnu DloU.OOO worm 1 Pens. Jnwetrv aud 1 1. tc lu teis tbiiti tour mouths, and from the profits ol which tht.y Lave di. tribulud back to the customers 35 OuO in gilts ou the loth t.t July, are now lu the field with th.-ir ISecond Attractive rrograuiiue Of beautiful and valuable articles, flhion thny solid bj return msil or exprtrns, un receipt oi tue cash prices an nuxed, and o which ttiey iuvitmue atienimu of their lor-mer customers, aud of me public ai laigo. Wi. havannt room to adveitine the BRILLIANT LIST OF UiF'i, IVtiiau ve suiilJ outtiuute wuuuul ltil, uu New Year's Day, Jan. 1st, 1857, But will genu immwalttlDi, uu tltw i roeiLit ul u jmita inu. HlUttll (Mils CoUUllKDg L.1"M -l' JIA.LACIU ity .u l uccena, ui, iu eliort, FULL I'AUlTOULAKfiil PLE.VSE SENO KuR IX AT O.Ntt, It will coal jou aoibiuK. auu may lecomjienarj you tor im jtusul. w u cu only givfl Ui n l tut laeaiUcii v ii, uu ruceipt Ut' lilt CU"l lulOe ttUUUu, 10dlliijl yUl t-Uutstar tttiU OlubS, wUu rectjivii tor uveiy Uol ai o tvuriu iL Liuryijuue, a piouoi'iiuiiul Buuibir uc ucau lu ia JiiUuitjy uwtri. buUuo. From SI to ffilOO. l.0O For Ou LfuJiar h will .buu CM oOLD Pe, ol tiroot tut tiuBd LanuiUaij or ilia ffSolta cy, iiLiaoKi, bt;uu( ai.a 1-ju.aoM, i tiie optioo ut iLe iinoi-at:r) aua Oa.m nckei m our iN koajr'i UiiUiUuUuU ot uuiquAieil lint of pMlh. $2. CO iwj (.010 Puss, or a 92 flLa, cr tbt Tuki Fih Jk.Otuvi.NGrt oi io i juciAjJUt.iaUi cMJiAJ-aJtb aua hutluD. (8.00 iHKhtt UuLD Pk:.8, or uu Gold Yta with beauti ul bJJLVKH hXJKMtl-JX tAQU clUOJ.; gjr iwu uuuy htt Liuauti iu Uu tiU.ii.uui.ua, W.CO tlx (iuLD i (, or a uuia iiutirtal ''CAHiirtt'i iVlor," witu marintia fcilTer tat, (a jn-iiuaimul aud Talua 1 hQiu-,j) ur a ta uutjuitiout outta oti i3iu.ai ii., tiod u.x Iiuiu iu tUa D.ittiibiitluu 18.00 Hum oui-u ti.NI, or a vdir ol' Ladit' LB Dhort ot Ui uvei i ituaiic4tii yt gun ui liiv tr ue lt4B ilittO!OI UauUoin l lUttlf UOV UKU- tiuut Tain), to tu uuiouutot t-ikjUt Uvbit, aoa bliiu Ll.kettt m tuts LuevriDuiiuu. llO.Ou IVmlvi otiu f lt.vi ui a.i imtrial Gold irif, itA blvucia uold Cat.iir nuruiea a ami iai am u.i or a Utttuuiul ouvur flueu tuut biSRtT, (ibv latter tUoru auy tublo iu Ilia 1 .uu, i a iiaruiiD tuiug lirt y.viKut aud tau uOt b bought at ft aii tor lta Uiau tuuruuu iXjiinI; or uy ui' tii aAltolM Utib-otoia iauilouta, at ttielr proportiuato vaiuti lu tu auuuui ut lea Uoi.., aud Iwwiva iickuib lu Ui iiui buiiou. $16.00 i2uUAiuM6oLO Pi, orali6S.lvorLFiM Wicb, ariauuu, ur au Mquuuia But ut Lauh' Jwl,-KY, ooajpruiuj; iu.K uaufj. UhhA iim, 40., dia., Or auy uf iiit ait'iUti Lutrtufuro ouid, at ttiatx i.opOrUuai Tica tu ih atnouut ot I if-Uaa i Oiiara, aud aihiewu iukfto lu tJa Diatri buiiou. 920.00 lvr.t.TY-FoCB Gold Fem, or a ISO Mirer Watcs, lull jaittiltu. of tlm b.Ht quniity aud uniia: or auy ul the articla kiojetofoiu iu.&uuuat at Tlitlir UlOpUi wlOU-ai TlalU UU lUraUJUUUIj Ul 1WU xy Uoiiar, auu tobtyluur lidi4UiutiiiUuuia butiou. 929.00 'iHihT. Gold Fi8, or twvlrd Bil.r l&APoOaMt of tlta latObt auu lUUOht iiiiuoiu; oraojaimTC (vu)d WAiCU tHAiiVjuraDy ol uio articles tt-r tutoro uiuutiubtil, to th va.uo ot '1 W'.uty-Jr'iv bullai-H, aud ttiirty Tickets lu thu Oiitnbuiiou. 980.00 Taitt'JY Six Gold fioo, ur iwelro Iaul ionn. of r loli ai.it tuna nidUe; or iwiivv riuud&oaie fiilvar NaI'Uin ltLGd, ur auy ot tUo nrtictts Lfuu- tcfo uikotioutt'i to tbe taiu of liuiny Dulif.iH, au.i Uiiitv-.ux. lickut m ILe i-'Utiibuilon 960 00 EjitY iiuiu Pli.d, or a biuliuut aud puntct 950 DiKUiOud ltlut or iioou tixt or a mauuiu. Gold LKTitii "W'xtcn, lull jewakd. eiuuicto teials ttue, and ivartaulrd penitut; Or auy of tua arUcieo liwietoiora lutatioiitd to Uiu Tuluu oi t-ifiy collars, aua Uty iIcIloU lu tU Mitxi butiou. $100,00 Om ucsdkid and Twkx:t-Fivb Gou)Pl8, or a DlcudlU iitU sUUMoNP MU, Or OoftOM 1 JM, (ut ttia optiua of tba iiurcutter.) ur a unfuitkeut tUllllsU OOLO UlMI0 WATUl. FfctMlt liTer, i.Urouometur blauc, aud iVMrauied to rtiuaiu neifcct tor years, aud to bo infcnur id avcu- racy of mo v emeu t aud richom of cane to uo tyta liupurtfi. Tuo lorlUData purctinfier or burutiaaera of this article, fiul uar a boautt lul Tima Kapor that will lant lur yearn, and On Uunurad and lweuty-tTu TluktiU iu lbs N'ow Year's lintributiuu of our ri;b list of r.ltrs Or we will send to oluba ur tIiikId uur clxaisam auy of tlie articles luoutiouvd hihtol'oru Ut 10a Taiuo of Ous Hundred dollars, ami Otse liuodiud aud 1 vrentj-i'iTe tickets ou tbs hi a tit-butiou . Tba oummsi uf Ttukets tu limited to '200,00, and wben 9200.000 wortb of uoods ara ald, t U U full aud at uiiotj closed. Tba JkWELR?, PLATE. &a., in alt of our own uianufao tur. and bait a retmiatlou. 'Ilia ENGKaxV.NliS. wiiicb wa particularly r- comiuviid, are oitun up axpia ly lor oi, aod ara vtry fl:i. &eud id yum ordum amly. i Ui first liuir.Mt;UM ara the bait. It is uuly uecrv-ery fur us to tut tbt ibe lut uf SnieuUld Gittt, whicii will b suut ntuaoaott siipliottlout SUlouuit iu raiue w wri $50,0001 We do not pretend, like the promote:, cl rusny foimtr "Gift tnterprises," to givesnay all wo rtocive, but we can irlve evei v man the worm ot his monuy, aud distil buta I49,0b0 lor every I'OO.COO puiclia&ed of us, and siill make a I aih proni tor ourse.ves. w.tb new customers the prompt fiilfliment of or duia mIII he tiie best guarantee ol our stanui.ig and in tentious. Our frluudn who have tiitd ua, and woo KNOW OUR MANNtR lF DEALlNU.aud iijleof gnofls, we fssl asaurtd will TRY US AGAIN. Wa shall distribute a soiendid assortment ot (.ills 00 New Year's Usy, aud hops to sell every Ticket befoie that date. iy PL8AS& BEMEXBER that we bare closed up our slaotilaciuiing Agencr in tew miven, ami thst our a.idress is now V. Pr-N S JkWLHU' Ci).," New York CitV. Our mends will revive by return msll or exprt ss the article or articles ordered, with their tickets aud if they are not sitisheii witu tusir purcussus, tuey can al ouce return them and obtain the mousy forwaiued. TO Ci.Ur. it wul he at on. e seer by ti.e above list, that the meaiest Inducemeuts are held out to Cluns, o nurcbasers to the uuiouui ot tn. ttreuty, thirty, tlfty, or a hundred dollars, as the niimi.er ot tilu Certificates eut increase lu aisgular ratio as theamouut leirittsd grows IfJS DOLLAR 0P.D&R3 wi'l be thankfu'ly received, and ftlled as proinpUy and curefulljr as thus lur one hundred nollare. llisN. V. li. p. at J. CO., nave no connection with any other ooncern, and their . nteiprl.e Is Intended to so- peieeue all prtceding oues, botn in tne real value ol the articles told and the briUianU.st uf gllii to bt attributed Oath . r Jttrs.1 oi Jstitiitarjr, luai, BE CAKtrTL In eudin your i"-r- to ui youi towu, cuuuly aud state, lu e..se you otcier some artic that must be sent bv exuei.. aud Iter is uo ax.ireis oflice lu your place, we mil send it to Ihe neatest omoe, and nuiltv vou at once ol tbs taut. Dn, eUilk. A.u lG.tslir... aim your rosiiiia.ier, an letters ouutaluiug mute than three uouara, aua 11 poem, ble enddraitsoa.'.a Yuikfurlaigss.uuunts. 'Ihereg. I.traiion costs but live cni, aud e will then be respuu. sihla for their safel v. If ou du nut receive au auswur Ii a reasonable length uf tims, luiluie me registration to ui, and tw will assume Me UtU. A Handsome Commission Is allowed to AUk.'s IS, of whom wo wt.u one in every towu and ellieu-a In our last KnteiP'Ise msny made a verv nrofltsble thing out of our oi.m.ectiuu wu h u-., Aod what is belter, all tt.eir ou-tomers utrs udli imed Nrce.sar, authurity ai d luluriu.uou alii ta tuiwarded ai otoe In auswer to au applicstlou for au . w-b.:v, by any party wuo will send erfliU -atf ul euaraowr, so. Addi ess all omei s, letter, ol iniiuity, Ao , to S.y.CULDPEN & JEWELli LfJ.ul'aNY, NEW YOKK CITY. aU-wta JVU0I F. DUNCAN, Af. DECEMBER 20, 185(5. GOODS, A. P. STONE cV CO. No. 4. Grxry-niio 331c ok, ARK JUST RECEIVING THKIR Fall and Winter Goods At Greutly Reduced Prices, CONSISTING OF DRESS GOODS, EM bTMlOKRlES, Black anil Fancy Hilke, Thibet Cloths, French Merinos, Csla plaids. Ail ftool Do l ames, Berege aud Muslin Ue Lames, Long and qunre bhawla, Cent's Shawls, Cent's turuishing tioods, Ulac, Blue and bro Cloth-, Cesslmeres, Satiuetts, Jeans, Emminottn, Tweeds, Vestiujs, Bio. Muslins. Print, Tickings, Checks, ere. Persons will und it decidedly to their advautage to call aud examine our slock beture puiouaalog eUewheia. 8916 A" P. STOVH a -CO., NO. 4 G WYNNE s BLOCK, have just received a large aud beautiful assortment of Biaca'and Fancy French i enueres of the hitest styles. l0 a P.' STONE fc00., NO. -t GWYNNE Xjls BLOCk, have j f Irecelved a lurge lot of Empress, Palmetto, Wssuoim. sleion, Corded, Whalebone, Seamless Crown Sairet at greatly reduced prioos. A P. STONE ft CO., AT 0. 4 UW llMNr, s BLjCK, have just received a lanra lot of Black, il:oQ. Claibt, Hungarian, Mario, Fur aud Wool Hats. ae lo UST RECEIVED AT A. P.STONE JtCo.'s a largo lot ol Swis and Muslin Collars, Sleeves, Dim ily Bands, Jaconet andsni.i- Houuottig and Kdgings. sti P. STONE & CO.. No. 4 UiViMNH. x-s BLOCK, have just teceivsd a vary largo lot of Moire Antique, Utlk and ludia Rubber tuies- jiitis. I:1U JUST RECEIVED, AT A. P. STONE Co. 'a a lagi, asmrtment of English 1 In eart, Brussels, Mal tese, ..oulton aud Lyuura laces. se.o 4 P. STONE & Co.. AT NO. 4, GWYNNE HLOCK. have iust received a On assortment of Moire Antique, Cheullle, Velvotaud Ribbon Trimming!, selb A. P. STONE & CO., AT No. i GTWYNNE rlLOUK. have on hand and are receiving a good assortment of Jewelry, which we can aell cheap. ell. TUST RECEIVED, AT A. P. STONE fe Co.' J a large lot ot Red and White Flannels. sel6 A P. STONE rfc CO., NO. 4 GWYNNE a BLOCS, are Just receiving another lot of those wolid renowned ''Ftp" Prints. eel5 Spring Goods now Opening! At the epttcious Store next door to the American Hotel, AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK. OF Fancy and staple Dry Goods, Comprising all the neweit styles In 8LLK8 A beautiful assurluieat of Embroidery Goods, Trimmings, 1 Laineti, Summer Dress Goods, aud Draperies. - A LAR0B (TOOK O f Hosiery, Miawh, Linens, Fiinu, nuJ I1LEACIIEO GOODS. Together with everything nsaally kept In A Dry Goods i'.o.-e. Al w luteal to esli lur CAiH, we an euabled to offer our sustomers great bargains j sal) U raspeotfully ollai'.ad. W. A. & J. C. itlcCOT, mjS Next door to the American. CARRIAGE MAKERS. Blake, Williams & Co. A CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, COLU.1IUUS, OHIO, t J AVE NOW THE GREATEST VARIETY XX and finest quality of Xixis'toa tto Oarrloeoas i ver oflered for aalaln this market. Cou I'tlng of Family Carrisges, Light One horae Rock' ways, ruston ouggies, i.igut ouiiung rup nug-glee, extra fine Light Trotting Buggies, Spring Wsgons, email Omnibus s or Hacks, Extension Top Haroncbes, Light Road and Physicians' Sulkies, All of whioh we wanant to give satisfaction. Oar orices shall bo aa low as any Establishment In tha Wast- ern countrv, who sell work of equal quality. Call and examine our work before purohaslng elsewhere. t-econn hand Boggles taken In exchange lor new won Reuairliis duue on short notice. Rhone and Repository on Front, between Stat and town ets. eo Take Notice ! Cneaper than Ever ! Buggies ! Carriag ea ! WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY FROM vi r.. T-.i r -V. as V T UllI BJAIIUIUU") J ls aoutl Vs awiAiw Vi uuvse, Funiily Carringvti, Turn-over beat hookatrsv, tihifllnff rop uui3s, iiutnrg Bumeyn auu epnog nsguosaftu iukub ul ta bent S tou It auil 1'tmbor, wasoued trom thres i tivij 3 wars. The aborts articles wa otfer to tho public r it pk.-sHon. nuti at such pricM that will iu-lace those wiRhliiff to procuru a uarrlstrv. to hwj of us. AU work warranted. JfrM.ittvrua-a.Town Straut, oue door East ot LhsFrauWln, Bank. Colutnbun, OUlo. YV1LHA.H J. SUAKrU, Billiard Table Maker, No. US Fulton St. , near Broadway, Atw York. BILLIARD TABLES, OF ALL SIZES, FOR nublio or private us. . wltb either marble, alata, or unproved isauugauy beds. Also his rateni cusntous, just brought lulu use, and are superlur tu all others. Ihe l atent cusntous pat onoia taoies at tue euorust ootlce. .Ralls, rues, and every thing in the Una, at tha short est u lice. seUu-dSm Keep Your Feet Dry. A LARGE AND SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT of RUBtlCKoH lid AND BO Old fur sale oheacer than ever ousted Dviore m inis market. Ladies' (sum Overs aud baoOals Rr 76 a. Cants' " " " Sl.uO. Mines' snlChildien'f " " " 6.ilo02. At tha ci.gu of the Oolden Boot. ocie sx. is. ainsAi,!. O from tha OA Hasten, rjome ot tbs subjects an luund below: Ihe Waterloo Heroes assembled at Apsler Bouse, 10X11 Tne Peulusular Hemes, uXs8 Trial ot I homes, tsrl ol fitrafford, at Westminster Hall'. 1641, luX3. Trial or Charles First, at Westminster Ball, 10XAS The e..ldier's Dream of dome, BOS 10 Remember tbe Sabbath Lay, 4c, klXtO. tue saviour, a.AiU i be h xaialnetiou of a Vlllaiia School. STXaU The Villase Festival, 27X40. me wounded Bouu i, uua The B.aue of Navarlno. HTX40-I he Ii ir.t Keformera ol lo ill, suXtO Uloria ratna, (oval,) IV&uD. ll,)i e Frightened thau Uuit, 40XU. Ibe Go d Woman, or Precept aud Kilmple, 1110 Canterbury l llsriros at tbe labia and Soulhwara, SOXAO. ihe traw Yard, 27X40. The Inundation, S. X43. ' The Slave Market at Coor'anthiople, lOXat Feeding Ibe Hurae, SoXlo, Tbe lla.t, SOXW. Tnal of IV I, asm Lord Rul-el, 1(!S, lOXtf. ind a large t.ics ot Paiuuog-, k'ugravings and tjtho. gra,.hs. Call soon, while the suiok la fre .h at not) RaMiaI.I. AdTO'S, ri-.UE TUUUii.UH. bijalx' x tAtto' t LLL X Praotioeat the Philadelphia Bar: by Davtd Paul Km. anas reweivwei. s or sals ey oal J. H. BTJJT CO. tCs efrsTt! gailfi Ojjio Journal. A Good Deed lu Season. BY VIRGINIA P. TOWNSESD. "Get away w'ub ym. you dirty old be?i:;ir boy. I'd like to know what ri'it ynu huve to loot over tue len:e at our ll.morsl ' I Do (peaker was a little boy uot more than eleven yeaisold, and tbougb people smnetiujcfi cal'ed it oatiiltoiue, lib lace iookmi very uarsn aua disagreeable just tbeii. lie stood iu a ueautilul uar.lca, jusl in the nuburlis of the city; aud It t June time, auil the tuIlpH wer opuulna Uiomsclvea to lua huu- abine. Oh ! ii wae a cruitt j w to look at thorn, an tbey bowed gracefully to tbe ligbt wilh their necks ot crimson, ol yi How mid cur-uittlou. Tbe bods JlAuked LiihoLj.iLi..0f .tiie. path that curved oiouuu a tuiili ai bor, wuiia the youug grape olufterg thitt luy hiddeu ttuiouj; tue large leaves wrote a dosuuiui propuecy ur the autumn. A white PttlinB rau ia frout, of tbe pardon, and over this the Utile beggar boy, bo rudely addressed, utood leaniug. Uo was very lean, very dirty, very rustled. I am afraid, liitle children, you would have turned away in dis gust Irom so repu'.wve a spectacle, anu yet uou and tbe an eels loved bim ! Ho was looking with all his foul in hla eyca on the beautiful blospoma, as tliey Mvayed to and fro in tbe summer wind, mid liia heart softened while ho leaned bis arm on tbe leuco rolling, and forgot evuryllilug iu Hint loui; absorb ed gaze 1 Ah 1 it was seldom the begir boy saw anything that was either very grind or beaotiiuj, aud it was Md his dream euou.d have such a rude awakening. The blood ru-utd up to bis luce, aud a glance full of evil and delianco Bushed into his eye. But befoie the boy could retort, a liule girl sprang out from tbe arbor, and looked eagerly from one child to the other. .She was very fair, wltb eolt hazel eyes, over which drooped lung, shining ltibbea. Ru b carls bung over ber ui-moot bare, white shoulders, nnd ber lips were of the color of the crimson tulip logouts. "How could you speak so cros to tbe boy, Qinton!" sbe a,-ked with a tone of sad reproach quivering tbrougb the Eweetueas of ber voice. "I'm sure It doesn't do us any harm to bavo him look at tbe flowers If be likes." "Well, Helen," urged tbe brother, ellghtly mollified, aud ashamed, "I don't Jike to have begums gaping over the fence. I' looks so low." "Now, that's a uotlou of youra, lliutou. I'm sure, It tbe flowers can do any body auy good, we ought to be very glad. "Little boy'' and tbe child turned to Ue beggar boy, and addressed him aa courteously us-though be had been a priuoe "I'll pick you Bjma of the tulips If you'll wait a moment." "Helen, I do believe you're tbe funniest p,irl that ever lived!" ejaculated the child's brother ai he turned away, and witb a low whittle sauntered down tbe path, feeling very uuoomfcrtuMe lor her conduut wag a stronger reproof to him than any words could have b"en. Helen plucked one of eacb specimen of tbe tulips, and there was a great variety of these, aud gave tbem to tbe child. Ilia face brightened an be received tbem aud thauktd her. Ob! tbe little girl bad dropped a "pearl cf great price" into tbe black, turbid billows of tbe boy'e life, an J tbe after years would bring tbem up, oeatttilul and fulr nguin. Twelve years passed. The little blue eved girl had grown Into a tall, graceful woman, One bright June afternoon she walked wiib ber bus-baud through the gardeu, for rhe wag on a visit to ber pare ets. The place was little chanted aud tbe tulips had opened their lips of orimsuo and gold to the mushlne, ju-t aa they bad dune twelvo years before. Suddenly t ey observed a young man in a workman's blue over-alltt, leaning over tbe feuce, bis eyes wandering eagerly from tbe beautiful flowers to herself. lie bad a Irank, pleasant oouutenanoe, aud there was something la his maimer, that inter ested tbe semleiuau and lady. " Look here, Hdward, she said, "I'll pluck some of the flowers. It always does me good to see people admiring tbem," aud then releasing her husband's arm, tbe approached the panng, saying aud the smile rouud ber Hps was very iiks the old, caiia oue " Are you loud ot now- ers, sir? It will give me great pleasure to gather you some." 'ihe young woruman looked a moment, very earnestly Into tbe smooth, sneet face. "Twelve years ago, this very mouth," be said, In a voice deep and yet tremulous witb feeling, " I stood here, lcauiug on this railing, a dirty, ragged, Utile beggar boy, aod you uked uie this very Question. Twelve years ago you placed toe Drigut nowers iu my nanus, aua luey made a new boy aye, and they made a mau of me, too. Your face has been a light, ma'am, all along tbe dark hours ot my life, and this day that little beggar boy can ptaud ou tbe old place, and say to yon, though be 'a an humble and bard-working man, yet thank God, he's an honest oue." Tear-drops trembled like morulng dew on tbe shining lashes of tbe lady, as sbe turned to her ousoiun, wno Dad Joined her, and listened In absorbed aatunishmeut to tbe workman's words. "God," abe said, "put into my child-heart to do tbat Utile deed of klndnes, and now see how very great U the reward tbat Ue hds given And Ihfl settlug sou poured a flood of rich purple light over the group that stood there over too workman in Ins blue ovt-r-alH over tbe Uuly wilh her golden bair, and ov he proud looking , goutletu in at Her Side Although It was a picture lor a painter, tue angels who looked down on it fiom heaven, saw something more than a picture there. The JVVtM For Tribune publishes tho lol' lowing oaricature of the reports tbat are occa sionally made of private eutoiTainmetits ut that city : "A Fashionable FgTB The wurisloti ol Mr. Lesry O'Finuegun, in the romantio village of Gowanus, was tbe scene of uuivual brilliancy and display ou Saturday l"t. Tbe bouee Ih a rpacious one, situated on tbe bank of our beautiful bay, surrounded by pii' tnrefque eoeuery, and furuifhed with tasio aud elegance. The fttt (a drjtuntr) was given obiefly in bounr of Uounselor ciynn nnu oriae. aiiuuui'ii, as we understand, It wns Intended to lie limited In number, it was nevertheless a large arid brilliant assemblage of tie distiiip.uished andtush-ionable-world. Amoug the guests preeent were Mike Moloney, privu'e wutcbmitu ; I helim O'Grady, street luspec'or; Teddy McEnty Murphy, pn t tt fill; the Uon. Mr. Smith ; shandy Maccarty of the roya' blond, witb a host of members ot community, oLuVers of no army, practitioners at the bar, An. Amoug ibe Indies were conspicuous the two britlei, Mrs, Coun selor Flynn and Mrs. Private Watchman Moloney, beside several other people's wives, daughters, nieces, fcc, AmoDK ihe young belles, none seemed to win mote geuerul adiuirmiou than the beautiful aud tuleuuu lady from Corn- munluaw. now on a vieit wun ibe hos-ieta. Other brilliant belles from Avenue W, by their beauty Bud iprt(, gtveaz f-t aud charm to tbe festivities of tbuday.aund niiivic, dancing and flowers, Tbe haotbomu aal tpirituelle hostess, elegantly attired la a ll(,ht blue calico wilh eleven flounces, won t'is Hearts of both old aud young by her devotit u to tbe comforts and pleasure uf ber gussta. Tbe audacious abandou witb hicb t" ex;t'rimeuti.tl in tbe potables was woriby tbs lntublest admlr.tllou. Witb such auspicious openin:;a In tbe lashlou- able world, the present aeasuu o us lair to be tbe gayest of tbe gay' Ho'V TO DliTEOr A CoC.NTEKfIT BANK-NOTE A ebnp tn Albauy, n cettly uttveitie-.i "au in. fallible method lo detect c unte: IV-it bink-noie," which be procured t lmp'tn to till ho chose to lunrti u at ti eui.u. A guou uuuy "green Ones" paid the amount, lU return fur wbioa tney rsceivea tus louowmg insiruotions, which, toough good enough In their way, were NUMBER 112. h.irdly woitli the money: "Whenever you take a bill about which you enterlaiu the slightest doubt, at once proceed to tho banker in whom you pluce tbe unst confidence, offer blm tbe bill witb a request tbat he will change it, end if he declines to to do, make up vour mind the note Is b.fl." Unmorous. "iii. A California lover writes) to bid sweetheart thus "Leven yores is retber long to kort a gal, but ile bev you yit Cute." jjarCarlyle says that each man carries under bis hat a ' Private Theater," wbereon a greater drama than is ever perlormed on tbe niiinio stage, i acted, beginning and ending in Eter-. nity. jE;"Mis. Q.uifiS,.l6 your huobaud tv ICoow,. isuihiog ' 1 gueee so, lur he to ul me Ibis moruiujj that somebody had been making a fool of him " tsult is a singular fact tbat duels und suicides are unknown among the Turks. Tbey believe iu predestinatio.i, aud ire rigidly opposed to tbe idea of basleuiug death by arsenic or guu-powder. The conduct of the Talks ia tbis re-tpcut may be' tberolore held up aa a model for polite imitation. fiUTA noted politiclau was recently caught by a Irieud in tbe act ot reading tbe bcripiures. Upon askiug him what portion ol the good book be bad selected tor examiuation, be rtplltd, "I urn reading tbe story ot the loaves aud tisuea. A gentleman, whiskered up to tbe very eyes, was paesiug aluug tbe street, when a couple ot jolly tars ou a laud cruise observed him.' "fchiver my timbers, Jack," said one to the other. " that fellow looks like a rat peeping out of a bunch of oakum." A lady la fjld to be beastly beautiful when utuitd iu a lull tet of sable, otter, aud lyns skius. it is a leuuikable thing in connection witb this subject, how much eoouer tbe weather feis iu " bitier cold " to tboee furnished with baudtume luis, than to those not so fortunate. Yankees nlvek lose a Tradb. A gtntie-uiau, once iiegoiiatiug with a INeW Hampshire horse dealer lor the purchase ut a mat e, could not agree by ten dollurs. jSejtt morning, however, making up bis mind to tpiit the dihortnoe, he pusteel olt tu the stable, Where tbe first person he met was the groom. "Master up, Joe t" be inquired. " Mo, muster be dead," a aid Joe, " but he left word lur you to bave tne mare." An Old Maidism. Love is blicd.aud Hymeu ia the oculist that generally tnauagee to open its eyes. Homely Wortb. Many flowers are expressive oi the most delicate sentiment, but which ot tbem has the beait ut a caboage f According to the Chinese notion, tbe toul ot the puel passes luio tt grastkuppet', because tbs latter sings till, be starves. " Papa, have guua got legs t" " No." " Hoi do they kick, tiioui" " Wall their Uetchto, uij son." xtAiiiioVia,. IT U. iUiXL 4U aUAO iX Ei Jl U V aVJ U AjL4a4 XJs bLo aua Leatiwr otore to wooDAaUi'tf uLjUii, UiUil rilAUii, stfouua aujc uurth ot tb UpUUl UO'.WO, HUOk't US WIU t9 PPJ W r uib ula cutsV.'io. Li-u iuj puduu With vtry arti Civ iu iho liiit oi xUlc, tavko, LikAitJUi, o.( at tha luwentogujct. apt ASlltl IA.tltU, f CENTd pjblt tilaUEL WILL BE PAID for uVoud sishee, deilrersd at the Ohio Penitential uiiuelately. auoj JNu. fetVlAO), tVarUea. a t. L. BUIUU , 1UE0. . BUTIHB . UUTLEli & BUOTUEll, WUULLSALB AND RLTaIL DGALbiRS IN GjitJUittD COIPLp; AN1 ALhO WHOLESALE OEAURa IN CONF EOIlONEBt, AXD WHOLESALE AND BE I AIL DEALERS IN BUBAD OtXA'JJiJHXS, A.U. rUE ATTENTION OF TUE TRADE GEN tlUl-LY hi auitciied to our sloca. Inankiug oui city aud counny ousiom.-rs for their patrouage berelo-iote bestuWeu, we mma we ouu oUer such baigalna au4 artioies as will make it for their lAlerest to ouutuiHe their lavors. Cruvrs eoiioitea. bUn.LR 4 BROFBElt, High street, east side, boiweeu stale ami luwa. no3.Uui XUB AND FAIL. COMPANY, MANUFACTURER9 OF Plain aud Faucy, Two aud 'i'nree lluop PAILS AND TUJ3S, COLUMBUS, OHIO. Orders Directed as above will bo Promptly Complied with, rauuokg Diuviaxo at divot ran or caavoa, N. E. LtAMAN, Supeilnteud.nl. A. Camiari, Searetary. e.u Prof. MAS. Do GKATITS "ELECTRIC OIL." PAIN IS THE PREM0N1T0R OF DEATH. Relieve ihe pain, anu you check the dle.ase. Prof, ui Guam's Euoraio ou. is thetvarvel of this age, for the lullowing, (not everything:) Cures hheuinatt.m olten In & day; lures Neural;is, Toutnache, '1 mlmutes; crres Cramp In blumach, ( minutes; oures Burns, Urulses, Wuunds, 1 to tt days; eurea Pa ns in back. Br.ast, 1 day; cures ileadacbe. IS min utea; curea 1.uracils, Still Neik, Ague, 1 lil.hi; euies Pl.es, Rwelled (iluuds, 10 days; cuiee leluiis, Bioken Urnast, ftalt Rheum, a to 6 days ; cures Qu:us) , 1'alptU tlou. Pleurisr. 1 to 10 usvs: cures Asthma, Pal.y, Uout. Kry.ipelas, b to VO days; curea iinuui rhsge, buola a, Ab- simss,0 to luuays. , AFrLUTliU 13 YKAKS, AND CCRLD IS ONE WtER. Read letter Irom Rev. James lempie: Philadxu-bia, June fttb, UU Pkur. D C.HAtB: I have been Ul idled thlrteso years with Neuralgia and other painlulcomp ainte, auu 1 hava been uuauie lo sleep euimoly or walk auy uistanoe f rnanyyeurs past. Last week 1 got a bollleof your "lileo-tne ml." Ihe first night 1 slept souuoly and well, and to day I am like a new man. Aly wile couiu uot tellers her ejes. i'our Klectric Oil has done in oue week what the physieiana uf put adelphia, failed to do tu thlrteun yeais. (irutelullj , yours, Rut. Java tani, 810 south etreet. ijiiSMao ccsso. Asm li'awn, May 19ih, lsi. Prof De Lrath: Ky brother has o.en deal three years. At tor tiyu.g many thin6s, he nsed jour Oil a lew times and ltcuid him entirely. LurFJHO . ScsI0. For sale by O. Roberts and N. 8. Vlsrple, toiumbus, J. U. I'srk, Cincinnati; W. A. trrshain, U.tmaa Blge low B. T. WhitikeraudG.W.Bloc.soui, Zauesville.an by i)i uggUts generally. no4 dwly U j t, I i"e7""ij iTt.lU'T ManufactarucBuf I uImim i l uruuure, hair V Blai.-ireuM') ol IWrry !:ci ipiloir, it; nt. three vuart toulh. uf town It,, VV1 OULD REoPEUTbULLY liNUORM liiR. uubho that tbsv have ooustantlv on hand a Due aasortiueut ol Parlor aud Kitcbua 1 u. niture ot evsry J caption, which thej wish to dispose uf on the most rea son.tble teruiu. 1 Itoy would also call attention to a new Invention ol Uwn uwn that they are about to have ptnted, nodal the usme ol the "I i-iitro Hinge Spring Bed." An article thai has won universal admiration by all wh have examined lis superior advantages. The peculiar a ,Bileaness lo the purpose designed, the simplicity ol IU onn:.iruaiun, ami the cheapness with which it can be iuriuuheu to customers, nuuer Ibe siting bed superior to all articles ol tuekiud yet manulactured. ihe Centra UuiKoapriiig btdcau be mini loauy Huu of bedstead. i:ly.ui ith coohdeuce upon the merits ol the invention, thiy do uul deem it advisable to euud Agents UK, tha tuid to luciease the sals, but u.ey will b happy tu an-(..muii'daM ail who (eel au interest iu Ihe Dialler with an oppurtuuity ol exaiuiuiug and judging lol themselves jj'idwly ' Wuiilctl. ryO PCaCHASli, A LOl"oF GOOD BROOM 1 OR.',, lor wuicu I will pay the highest Lash price deiiveied at Wealeivule, laukllu CO., O. ..iu t- r. Hwtm. t A.M lil), pROVI 1 TO 500,000 fc'hET. AT TI1S TUB J sul i;u.:ket F.ct.y, ou the West sld ol the bciuto uiver, Columbus, Ohio While or Blank Walnut, kul ..upr. U..l.u ... fAr in l.,r MP hi.lL.. fllF alhich tSa highest pnuawUl Be paid in Cash, aiiuHe al the ouToa ioi in company. . ukAAum.oup-s. 1 . CAnuL, BM'y , aui-tf