Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1861-05-24

              MMf1i -njMia , -it r- r awannis akiaaaiaai an irmr aaaai 1 uiaajrn mi mmn.t . .-ereeBVBVfj . "-tt" , nt),,, . , - 41 b .-,'. ir ll'ltil t ' - '' - ' ' """ ' ' , ' ; ' ' I .1 .0 .ll i-'lvir 1 i- ' i.ill - - r- rr" HE JI ! t "Vll J.poStv A VvH , L -1 "!:V t - i :i '1 ' -- I " ; Vue 1 ;oy . il ji, ,i ,, . . .. jt i. j j ' ,.A : ' ) .. I . 1 V I. v f .rHT'. " 'li ti -V. .1 . -,-T few ,.t Mut.. J.fi Of u ?. id ...'J.T VOT IIVTE XXIVf Mi. COLUMBUS,1- OHIO. f FRIDAY MORNING, MAY" 24, 186L,W' ?r 5J 1 ! L : NUMBER; 287. ocl.vfr. yii .. ' .''' '-i -. - ' ... j . . " - i I . ' . I. J . , . t ' I . J . " . . . . I aw. 1 ii n inl l hte .. . JI , I II I I Ha I I I H - --I ' " ' ;' Ml I 1 : COOKE, HURTT 4 CO. 0 Is Jr..l Balldlmva, It, ImI Oolixxxxloxua. frw imwtabif im A.4mn: fn-Wuiu, . - ' tWMMr, - Kuili, - v 1 AO I Clilia Or DAILY ADTIBTHIVV M TBI KJPAB. VH HUH I VW) w Ob. moBtha, M 0 Ob. BVMith 16 00 0b. , Booth., 16 00 Ob. t bwdUu, ( 00 Ob " ' 1 BMta, I 00 uuiiImbi.i M 00 0b 1 wnkM, W 0b..," . iBwakfc , 1 On " tUn, 10 rot BwrrlB.. lotlco as cntl. 'nVuiiAU.T ra u- . WUUT IDTIlTIUia. " ... DUfUjU Atnrttmmn kalf bwi tkM Ik abo?. . MM. " ' - r ( i i . i- .-. IMIWHMtiMUHfMirMMrilNMI. Ail ooUm nqairad to b. BablUhad by Uw, ImbI 0 pw Mnt. am tha. th. .dot. ntw; bmt H aaca Bill . ppoar la tnt Tri-Wekl wltbont eharn. BoaiBBM Oarda, aui .iomUbs f TaUaaa, an faat, laaloa, pia.ovj .aiaNa.iu. f - Hatlcai of an.tinga,chafltbVi9Cttlai, If aaaaaato, a.f half prlo. - '- --. ' c- j VWmJI.HnaMiiai wmutht mU in nKM, Thai 1. will not b Tariad froou i Ho AjTanlataMtafeaeBOMarBaValUBM4o4. i 5- f-W OniOKCIUNOPIANOS All Styles ttsnI'Prces L ... i .. . 1 "' - j - i They aaa noatroc . i 40 Prlzo 3MCelAler i An4 bay aiaA. mmi aotd arfl I 38,00 0 INSTRUMENTS. Thaaa tuatramaBti haa all Uia ' Beat Improvement of the Ar : . , Aad ara, torond MmaarlaoB. taa , ( i 1 Finest Pianos in the World ! Partloular altentioa ll iMoaalal to tKYBIlAIa MKW STTL.B8. , . . ,7 ! iml ArCbalralM(a. V Bockey Block, Bruad gtraat, Uolumbuf ' - dec-24-fiO-dlT LAMP & .GAS 1 FIXTWKB DEPOT. " I an.' dk,iii, i n J i I : NO. ;la MAIN STREET,' S wiAaotafourtk, ,,a . UMCTMNATrl O. 1 ' TkKAl.EHI-Ia Laaa, ObaadaHar bad Oat Fit' IV-rtal. llBtcreatlBfj lBiraaU IUaplaaj .. ,b mm vi aruufrf. i Jfartua prepared for'th Uniled 8uia larYio,' M Mrteiily (Hod loag nongk VUb oonapir.-' Un trka kbd kw imiH,kBfaly that thay da- ired Batkiag -so nueh aJ tb oollnuboea of poaoa, Mpoeltllr wbo H vu ml on om aide, Md who would hav le th rer-nnl tkt graat tdvaktago of bolts kttackel in Fort Saator, tad (hoy not tnppoaod tks y vtro doaliag with bmb ko eoald not fco eutod iolo f osistaaoo. Th loaaoa wo h hi teach than aow la, that wo aro tborooghlj aad terrlbl in U turn, om and Btaaa Pip rtttUuta,.. Paaass baa Bow -baaoaiO aa iadioBMlmbaf arnl ia all ar. I " u " looronghlT aad lorrlbi in Oai FlttiBf ia all ila Wewlauata.j Caal Otlat aMaa- "", M4 It la proufhi tO' IHl parfaotlon tkat j . . .,.rlM u- l. l. .-.. OAPITAli crir GOLUM'BUS' onro' I i.i- U . 1 IT J I 1 - . 1 wua, luiaiiir uimiiuu mom BiauiBllBau. I , - ni i . nan An It V.U- ..M . " P Otrotlger M OIL it, 1 1, . i. .i.j i 1 rwj win. Miwi. r b oonmoawoaita oaiK that ao bodT of i.fk.trr.' withoat Ih. h.ln of V,""" V ? ''7 P a,.iii. .....u ..w . .t - ' . " o.roaai-o aaa aaa rooaporauto onorrie. . ' - I l-th.l If k. 1 -.,,t-J . klL ng at marblo, gent lirot ArtillarV beeomM of an much mora ln.tv.rt. I T... MP. . PICTUREGALLERY ! No, 101 SOUTH-HIGH - STREET, n'droTuJST ra ratu?; lXtT 1-i ' - I ." ;. . ofaitBn wall nlaaaJnil aalll aaraaii oy M0 paUOBt and Ddurio , u (Ojoposi.OMett. Building,) ,Ji onldbnl.U-ritb.wIlh.nfllii Photographs, Chiarrographs, AmbrotvDe'w &o.. &c. I " :-- j i u mil nn, lus capacity oi ueu.rai ll tx Takea ia (he Highest Style of tie Art. ibit! by bia knowing bow w ptaoo opoa tb J. WATTa, Fahiolpal Art tat Moo whoo plaood with raw aad undit olpfiaod troopa, wka . thr batlorlot,- well pooled and erred will atone, la pjoaaut, tot the defi- cicneiei of l no ret or the troop. . , , id thli eaio, the capacity of a ueneral i ei. ? Wehare ao doubt or the lea no.- Wa- bollaTe that the it k a test btlllioa araaiwatsaa the ld of Ood. , The Soatbera army willb fight-log for Jefferson Paris, or at most for the lib erty of self-mU-goveraaeat, whila. wa go forth for ilie defeaos of rtaolple which aloa make goverament august and civil society possible. notice;..:'...'"''":! 1HAVI SOLD thU da-, 17th dar of AprO, 141. ta Pa. tar wt Truiap, aty aotiat Mack of Watobaa, Oloakt, Jwalry, So , An. Parioaa harlag aoeattted aaeomei will dImm call at tba old etaod, 166 Soatk High elnat, Oolaat-baa, Ohio. . . .. . ... apWdSa - . ...... M. KIRKPATBI0K. MTIS. IjEWIS, 1 ."' THE GREAT . . Clalrroyant, FhjrilelBB aad Aatrologlatl RI4PICTr ULLT aoaauaeaa to tba cltluaa aad pabllt that ha will attand ia coaanltatioa oa tba . PAST, PRESENT AXD FUTURE, . '; ! on traral by aaa and land, the comloi eriata, loMea, oroaaal, Ion, oourtabip and marrUgo, aad all tblaga partaiolas lo LutlouM Ufa. luvalitli aihicud with ohronlc or aouta ditoaaacan And Immadiata and parB.naat relief by cob aultlng Madam Lewie, aa ihe hae for many yaara been la flueoced aad controlled br Ir. Thomae Laoaar of Puaah kepeie, N. T who waa knowa ta be the Boat and ouly kllirul rbyalciaaorthatrlclalty. Hndam Lewie wairanta to live Impllolt uttafactioa ,1 Houre Irom nine A. U. to Ave P. at. t BOOMS la II nmjihry'i Building, coraerof Towo abd reari me., tblra Uoor. ..a, im, ., ,.; ... Mejl 7, dam. 1 . , , . DAVIDSONS BRO., i U'.'l; (daoeeaeara UGS0. at. BII0W,)" V I .'fjiwat.inA maw sis., as. t.-, i .;- S - ! .a3V laroimt Are wwotni Diai.iM ia ji ,Tia &.VtX VI VJ O PCBE DBU08 END MUttOINXg, . tfBBKIOALS, BOAPB', BRfSBKS, I J j ,PA"?T HSDIOlilf S, FANCT ABTICIKB, , ruHK WlKbS AMD LIQV01U tvr Medlctaal Be COAL OIL, BUEtllNO FLUID,-PAflfTiOILS, VABNT8HIS. Ac. Ao. an BioriDg w wiu a run or their order will Had OUT lock oomptele and prlcee moderate. eprl7-d62taw .. HOJIIIC AMD VOitKIGN PATENTI. t ne nderelgned for many jeare eneged hi th. Pataol innce preparing teatimony In tonteetod caaaa, baa rat sbjoed to conllnne hla Brenaakja of eecuring patenta, American and European. Patente ohtalnad on new and nnjaatly rajec'ted apnlUmHoao for anatlnaant fuia ta he I Paid when I be aatrate are arantad, if deetred. Kieai. Inatlone of new Invention! fruu rough peacil eketcbeai o aeteraiB. tbelr pateBtaniltty, Bade prevloua to ap! plying for patente, for a ve dollar). 8. W. WOOD,Ourn wau, vi poiat of attaafc, the few good troop t his dis- rwaau, aae rrue.cse m rwm iai pewariat oair i U , k. ,(r. jif, jM, atioi that ia at teriee. whioh the enemj would ia rata attemnt I .take. Tham u n...i;. k.. r i 'o carry. - But la order to suooeed with fuck I raoaa 'rlilnna w .imni. .hk.. ueaua, iu aeniua oitnecuici moil oe eaDBDIO of 1 nnnaant ta inn nil I. .... kill .r .lki. tonUg for the orl inferiority or bis troops, merely a of equal ralidlty with all other and his artilUry paMsa a marked auperierity rights, whether natural or acquired, but by lu 0Td'1.Vi otmr' -, . I ory nature traasoeading aad abrogatiag then v rrobablr lhera aeTer kai beea a bat Lie rVxiirht alltha rt.ht r ....k. w. i... I - u .ii. .... . . . . , D . ' I ' " -fc.- H-."U.M - ew'inv " . r, "rf " PPr"" taaav- 4 1 mea that treason against the ballot-box is a iueunia. viaiB,. wn.re iao DBiteries oi I dangeroue as treason against a throne, and naauiuKtoD, oriir ana onerman penormea thaL If ihaw u . d..rw.t. . ..... iv... noh lgoal eerrice, and atoned so well for lb must stake ibeir Mree ea the baiard. - The one uaeaoej ui i iarga, watwiisoipiinea roro. Ar. lesson that remained for as to teaoh th politi wiiorj mar oa aiso mao to supply iao want of el theorist of the Old World was, that we ar aoavalry fores, a well as to arreat a oharra oflaa airn. ii...:.. ,;.L.a. r. ....i.. -nk ... a. i.... ii.... f-'Il-T .... i.r- V" t " " eneoj igB aggrescion, aad w must teach it deei woeo wtaae nnaer toe nre or a weu posted nd girelr and ihorouihlr. , The eoonomr of war weii-aerved batterr. " ' . M i. h. h ,km'i, ,h. ki1. k. . Whan aerviiio with Imnnm .r IV. .... l-j ! t.jt.... . .r. . li j .in , " . r- - leiueupiu, a ten vearr war wonia do onoap kind, artillery, although Tory important, it an thai n m a iuejr. i k. ,i t ..j I e.m Ik. .... r .LUL ...... k . ji . J . ! . .. I . . . . ' ' ;T "T . who og that should oomaand the respect of tho ill battle of any like. Posted alone the front of tb line, it serves lo maintain th combat, td spar . th rest of the troop, to support their movements, tna to make aa opening for. tbta to aei. A portion or it held la reserve. aoDearinr world, because it wa tb irmbol of the snthu- siastio unity or a great nation. - I .:-:-'A BA0WAt) CaJABOI. " ' w eannol think that th war we are enter- Week beror last a large apparatus,' worked by a steam engine1, and capable of mixing a barret of floor at'a time, was poi In operaUon in Fonrteenth streef, at the corner of Third T-tntM. '-Her a barrel f flouf can b' changed int bread hi lose tfcao aa hour, and Ilia found that by this process an arerage of 30 pounds more bread is aad to tb barrel" of flour than by tb ordinary method Of raising:' Jo use of ois Dreaa is spreading aa rapidly as ths kaowt- uge at it, and many wno bate hitherto been ooinpeuea, rjy tne Bad qualify of baker bread to maaetaeirowo, ar now using this instead. ta. aurantagn oris new process are: , I. Its eleaaltnes. Instead of the dnnon Tui ing miied whb naked arm or feet, the bread, from the wetting of the flouf to tb completioa of the baking, la norl and, crc)y can be, touched by any one.' 1 -' . ., j II.' It rapiditr. ' Aa hour serras for tLa' en. lire ooBTorsion of a barrel of flour Into baked leaves ; whereas in the ordinary croceis. four or Are hour are oocopled ia th formation of in sponge, and a further time In the kneadlnn- ratelng, and baking Of the dough. ' -' IU. Iu prerentioli'of dteriorattonof Ihe nour. la maxim fermented bread from oarlala varietie of flour, not la tbemselres unwhol. some, th prolonged action of warmth an.! mnia. tar indaces a change of tb starch matter of turn noar inco uextrine. wberebr the bread be. come sodden and dark colored. . This change la usually prevented by tb addition of alum, which is almost universal among baker. But, in operating by the new process, there la na time for this ehanc lo take dace, and Anna. quently ao advantage la the us of alum, evea whb any description or flour. , IV. It certainty and unlforml'tv. h.in. to differences la oharaoter and rapidity of the fermentation, dependent on variations of Urn peratnr, and the quality of jreagt, th maau-faotnre of fermented bread frequently nresents certain vsgarieg and lrregulantie from which the new process is entirely fre., . . lb character of th bread.. The lam4 uoderifoe less deterioration In bread n.a.lCl X tkia ih.. Im k....t V. . i . i reee. - h ... ..v. w.u, ui iu. inruienusa pro oes. ih new bread, aooordlng lo Tht Ului mm newt: -aa been tried d etetinal at Guy Hospital, and b many Loudon physicians, and has been highly approved of. , It is wen ilium mat ror seme year past tb as or ;to contractors. Qriun oe tbi Onto funnruu, . tLpaeoa, eiay ,o.u, iwi, niALBD PROPOIALI WILl. BE BB O CBIVCUaxhleedioatlll Frtdar. Mar Slat, 1SS1, tor the hrakala. of eka k.lleerlae BiatMrlala I . let.' for Buildlug atoaa nr perch, delivered witbla in. waiia. id. For Rtnae cert le kill M Buy be ordered, delivered wnaia uea waiia. . 3d. For FUutttC t belle. tX iw-haa la thick any width or leugtu, delivered at the O. P. dock, or at Ike railroad depot. (Hand ar Ire. etuee.) ' The k ending etutie aad ataaacot to bill ta be of Lime stow. . ' . ..... Bidden wIM pedrV tbeprka per perch for etr Ifukaa from the Bute Qemrry, and the price per perch If fornlebed eromeieewaera, .-...- .f. . Abu,focfarniahlogBatarlaJaaad pattlag oa from eighty to one hnndred enuaree of tha Booflua. luciudine: autun and dewB-epoat'na; the Batarian need to bo of tba amvityof IX Obarenri Tla. Jtitcli eenarata bid for the above materlale meat be ac oompankr-i by a bond In tba aunt .r Jwo haodrfd dollatm, with tw. good aaearitlee, eoadilfoned that the party Baking the aropoaal wlUaoaapt tha aoalraat If awarded ta eeld party. i . . v . , Bo bid will be ontorteined onteae accompanied by at bond, end ae wide will be mafrad ea the day of letting. AU further toAiraaallaa star be abtalnad hi anclicaUoa at inMomca. . t . J i H. X. PABSOBB, I' ' - If ATH'fi MKRIOnt.lt tractor. ' JULIO J. WOOD. I myl7diw. ,, JOUH A. PBINTICTt, Warden, v -..Oi pat 4 City Fact copy. : t'ary'a Cough Car. I er Paotaral Trecat.e i For aha imaaaiHala relief aad certaia aara a ' Coogha, Cold., Induenaa, Aethma, Hoareeneee, Whooping voaga, uwiarrB, wroBrnitie, tnmcail araauiing, i i Sore Throat, Ae. . BRLIKW WAkBASTED IS TKH MISETtHI Fa. sUnlesara. Pablea Bnaakara. aa4 Waawea. ahwaa rrvcBM are inaiapeaeauie i of laeeriag aaa rmmgtntBlng the Voioe, Kemurlug Hoarameae, Ac. Tba aaea with which tlwy are Uaeanwua eaaily narrled la aha pocket, reoair- nti no nreuaraiion. aiwava raaor lor aaa aa au eoceeioaa. aoi Haule to change la any climate, eoatalBlBg nothing ujuriuue mi ine muei oeucaie ooneutuvioB anouia na . outnct.nl MoomnHmaatiaa to all, to give thea a fair Mai r rice wa eeate par aw. . . aecuv-aeoeuwly aer For aale at all Drug atone. baU, Orange Co., II. X. aovltly SCHMITT & BROTHER,' , ,t 8kv Case H arfrooms, : ; Wo. 66 Main St., Cincinnati, ; AND Vn No. B Vorth William If B. T. - Bar23 d2m oa at a deoisive moment; produces, by in rapid and In 6B Mn ena itD0Ut n' radical change in 'l",7,,l . . .i. J.: i .T" lib. .eai.m t k f.1... .1..... ik.ik. v.. obieoted to by members of tha medical nrnfea. iwrriuiw wnaoi. uiw Boat important result. -I ' . - ...... j. uu.uoi w ... j.- ... , , . r lo a flat, opoa country, with numeroue road Mooned lo a sudden extension or to a gradual ! ,,h? .'t8' Jb8ln ?"-"ered field artiller is of the moil im,rl.nce, a. by blilloB economical causes, tbi. war U?$XT. 1 d I ,oln?u? WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEPOT ; n ftti t) a na ruahiiitw anil men nt t. win not leave it wnero ll was tierore. Ae a J v WHWU.. .UVH, I, , neutralises th importance aud effect of the Powr ,n S't 'be reiga ll already over. nxed positions of the enemy, and atones for Ihe 10 De" Dguei or lis oauenei lo Uliarles- anl nf ikem An - nne'a .wn .11. It. t . I 100 bBrDOr aCOOmDlIlbfid in On. daw a Annvip. ne 1 dlminCehed in a broken or mountalnou ton wnlcn lhs constancy of Oarriaoa and tb country, wbr war if reduced to attack on Itlane nf Phillips had failed to bring about Died posltiom; but even n thi kind of war, lp lflT-y jean. jaa wh&ieyer qtnar results Whir infaulry play tha moat important nart. ,ni' ' destined to produce, it has already it i (till or tb greaust use ia forcing diffioalt passages, setting fir t towo, aad battering WALNUT STREET HOUSE, WALNUT STREET, Between Sixth and Seventh Strtttt, Cincinnati, fcAVIS & MARSH, Paorairroas. marM-d3m FOR DRUMS,FIFES, INSTIRTjanBNTS, Btind to PETERS It BRO.; CINCIMMATI, OHIO. Ho. 84 Wt Fourth itraet, oppoaila tha Poet Offloa. , aoodlm ' i 1 ' ; . t BRAB8 A. , Marshall, James k T raver's PREMIUM PIANOS. THKBH PIANOS AKB CKIDRP1UBD oombluing KIOHNRB and SWKKTNI; BKIL LIAMOT and VOLUMB of TOHIj ICLklOANt'B and BleTTTof STYLE ; DtTRABlLITT or MBCHANIHM, with DELIOACY OFTOUCUand promptneaa of ACTION, This Patent Repeating Oranl Aotion la nronounced by thebeetJudgcitoUthe IMFBOVBMBNT OF TUB AOB In Piano Forte making. ' All iSaaea awraB'ed to ,lee potoof enWeAaoft'oa or Ifca aoae, rcuaoea. Addreee I. L- THAVEB Agent, .- BTSINWAY ddEaOr'S . 1ST PRIZE GOLD MEDAL PL1N0S. IH AVE FOW THE AOEXCTOF THEIB A CELEBRATED px-cVCTOia. . TBET POSSESS kKMARKABLE OtEABNES. BWEKTNE8S, BHILLIANUV AND VOLOMI OF TONE. AND ALL OTHEB (jlJALITIKU PE8IBABLX IN A FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT. AU Piano, warranted for (Af eean. Written gaarantee given to that effect. Addreea - . K. L, TRAVICB. Aa't. augT-dlywly-lteam - Ooionace, 0 J - - - - 10. ui.i. -1 waa. nn wcreee. E. MYERS &,CP., Wholeaala kfauufacturera of Plain and Fanoy Candy, rrehob Confeo- 1 ' ' tionaryandrire Wdrkav ' ' ' Iealera lo Frnlte, Nate, 8vrupo, Ac, aprl-dly No. 'd Maine St., Clncluoatl, , GEORGE BAUMAN.'. 4 ' CLOCKS MACE AND SOLD. " ' " Repairing Clooka, and Oooda .Warranted Cor. Third ft Friend Bts., Colambus, 0. . , sprl2a 1 1 . , ! . t . . r s 1 1 Butler's Mercantile, Record A Copying EXCELSIOR FLUID INKS, ,'. K ; . lfANDTACTBBEB BT ' JAMES J. BUTLER, Agent, 39 VINE BT, CORNER OF COMMERCE, - OINOINTlsrATI, O.'-H-aVeT-Tn oae by 2,500 Merohenla and Bankara of tha Booth and Watt. For aale by 1000 leading Stationers and Her chants of the South and Weet. eeTIn nea aleo by Bom. of BepreBntatlvee at War h. ngton, D O. aprlt-d3nt EXTRAORDINARY ! WHiLT I3 IT T A LABOR LOT OF WHITE GOODS ! Embroideries, , . , t. . . Hoop Skirts, f , Handkerchiefs, V-( Hose, Mitts,-" Shirts, v - 1 i VI Drawers, " &C. ' i AC. I.iJ - Ce IMMENSE BARGAINS! WONDERFUL BARGAINS V ?. GREAT 3ARQAJN8 1 1 7 . 1 1 .. V t Groat Union. Storo erf J. M. Btw STOZIXID p Off ACCOUNT OP THE IPfTBUlRTJP. TION to, and almoet to tal ananenalon of Ihe Whole sale Trade in Philadelphia, a largo lot of the above Ooodi bavo Juet bean received from a Wholeaala Hooea ta Puluv. delphbt, at No. 62 East Town Street, TO BE 80LDAT RETAIL, REGARDLESS , OF COST ! ! ! ! ! ... , .REMEMBER! These Goods Must be OCold! myl.dawlw ' WIRE FEJVCE. Vo-ren by Machinery.' , 6 tv 13. B. foot. . t-v ! Btaattful Arbor; Summer Moutet, Oatti, fe. W.B. FTJLLEBTON, Ho. T Bornet Hooaa, Cindnoatl, 0 prSHlSm tIM down bouse and other obstacle!... jj.. 1 , Tba prinoipal advantages of tha lira bt artil. lery oyer tbt of infantry, are; that the strikins of the shot and ahell give a mean of correol-ing the fir not possessed by small arms. The oust inrown up Dy a snot smiting may be seen at a distance of more than a thousand yards. Tb moral effeet doe to the power of artillery is I j v .1 : . . . . .... iuoneu 07 mo uoise 01 lus explosions, which can be heard ia lit midst of tba most active flrlng of msll arms. ;t' "nnt 'TTnvr hrrol " ' ." ' I ' AtiUwy i used sgainit troop,' either do- paratory to oh arse ot cavalry.: It also renal. sec tb enemy oolump of attack, throwing VI. ItS economy. The COSt of l-arhnnTn aM is said to be less than that of yeasL Moreover, la asking fermented bread, there is a small but Deoesearj wssie or tne saccharine constituents, wniea is avoided In tqe new prooess. Tb savlnff of labor and health. Ti substitutes machine labor fjr manual labor ot a very exnaustlnir kind. Tha aanitnr p.on.Iiimn won for ni a blesging worth everythina lo ui as naker is most lamentable from their con- a nation, la emancipating the nublio opinion of . B,8llt-W0.rki nd from th fatiguing and FAMILY CROCERIE8, Wo. 18 3SJ"oi-tlt igjla. Bt. oamp. Provision are very acaro and high, particularly many rtlole.of(eoeiiy for whioh w depended on the North. J am afraid that you at the North are deceived with regasxl to .u. .u:... . . 1. . 1 . . . ornnnr r iiiurri rn them into disorder. Artiiiorr of IL 1"" "T"" lu '"avn "er' ,ow"q yur menu or tna toulbern troops aro directed to tbeNorth. - " unwholesome character of their labor, oartiou ' ... . :e. ,-. IITal 1 w .. . ir4J nig ;ukmDg. 40 a ptuucocQBoa,ioal TVAirit nf wrtovaw fka wwAnn ! . A Vole, from O.or.l,. ....... ''A ?:S.V.m" . Th. fnllowlno- .vir.M. r . .!... r"V" uomesuQ manual - it.tb rv-'t " !' i worn io a manuiaotunnir wnrk. irom a genueaan in aagusia, ueorgla, addres- " from tb obaraoter of the annaratua it la ed to bl brother in New York.JtolI ibeir own ,T'Jent that th process can only be used profit-story: ' ' ' '' " kblyoua large icale, and not in .very small t , .w . v Adqofta, Ga, May 2, 1801. - i uur one peaoerul eity is now a military I Rev, Dr. Jaakln Sae.des from virtiaia DEALER IN TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, &C, Fine Staple Orocarlee In every variety. 1 JS"a60D3 ARRIVING DAILY.ii. I THx.tm Pino Flour, a oity which would resist troop without artillery, would quiokly yield, after receiving a few shot and shelL. .;i " Shells not by percussion and explosion both. but the firing with them is much less accurate than solid shot. ' The noise,' however, made by them, andftbe fear of seeing them burst, add Wasbingtou. If that is your belief I am afraid you will be deceived. They erenow concentrate ing aincge force at lliobmond and other daces in Vtexna, for no other purpose than to invade Pennsylvania and capture Philadelphia, whioh they think tbey oan do io it, present dofuuee- much to their moral .fff.,. . Tbey ot eff.et vel, ble o'bjecT Valhingi against cavalry in columa or lo sf oral linef, ton Md you , oollecting iaJrg0 forces there by frightening th. horse, and demoralising the for'Ui defense and negleoling ib.r point, of men. " , uii, -:n Bt--j--t- waa it. . At el a " I WaJIVAA tUBJ Will LCatAVJ BUTBUtwitV,- Th quantity of artillery altaoW to an army j Iet B, information from a hieh source, but The Philadelphia Prtthyttrian makes the fol. lowing talomenti " Dr. Junkin. for mora than tw.lwn vaara neat .V. !-!-.- i . .",.'- ma eiiictcni aaa popular rresiilent or Washington College, Lexington, Va., has resigned his position since the aeceision of tho State from tho Federal Government. We have seeu some notice of this resignation whioh are intended to produoa the impression that Dr. Jnnkin waa weed to vacate hit place because he was a north ern man. no one who has any knowledge of his antecedents could doubt hie loyalty, here. tofore, ta the South and to Soulhorn interests ; but he is not, and never could h& t teftstionUt. And when 'prior to the action of the State, the students hoisted the teoession fiag upon the College ruildinrs, and refused to permit it to he removed, the Doctor doolared he would not de- CIIEESE, aprlT-dm HAMS, fe. !i;,(fB. C, lvfcCJUCEE,v;fi.v4 SHIRT ' MANUFACTURER. ,t ?foJ19 5Test. Poarth'Streef U 3 OPPOSITE STEEPLE VVXl'U GOLD BAND. aprlT-dly ' - . a a.trmlnd By w natur. or tb theater of hj hinl. 0Biy which I cannot communicate in "T 1?otur? be"e,n W, immedi- th.war, th kind of troop, their oharaoter rel- tbi letter, foHf It iho,,ld fall into thoir bands. reaigned. This venerable College has ative to that of th. enemy, th. ebaraottr of th it would b, weii hr Wyg8if orVy family. ?,?!r. 8rtr prosperity than sine Dr. war, lb lite of the pieces and their mobility. 1 Could I realize cash for my property, I would J?nkl inoombenoy.- Th Trustee, accepted It verie usually from one to three pieoes lo one k. i.k r.. .k. ...,u hi. resignation with deeo reirret and ir.aaa.il uu cai 114. 1 .. . -o I ' I oue-foui tit to oue tjiih of the piece, should be twelve-pounder eons and twenty-four or twen ty-three pounder howitiers. For offensive war, from one-seventn to one. eight only should lbs of these calibers, otherwise tb batteries would not bar sufficient mobility.' A a gen oral rule, tb number of tb artillery troop bould be about one-half that of tit savalryi though, bi regard this, no fixed rule oan be laid down, since artillery frequently supplies the place of cavalry. ,., . j : Letters frana VBteaHaai la Rebel Itateee ' Tb following letter, from Tennessee and Arkansas, received by a home in Philadelphia, BANFORD8 - I mow i mat tiir or a few faithful found among Ll VER IN VIGOR ATOR ,h Z r: NEVER DEBILITATE). , t, t BBpWMyiLtB, HATWOOD to, 1 MB., f . TT IB COHPOUWDKn BltTIRKIif PROM I it . a a a c-i a VufTi ' ' J Onma, and hat become an eat.bli.bed a Standard M. Philadelphia, Pa. uenntmen: ub tnaatn or June next tb peo- I . . mi. .... . - . uo jo. v .... v. iui Bin. uousana lucn. ins outer number ha been I r... .11 ik. ... ... .11 . 1 1 aaopiea in our servioe, two per on. thoasand .ai r.,ir. to t bIj-. whero a iu h... . litt. LC 1 mat. acting r.i . ......a with tha ........ ..H .k. . U . .l I . J . ,lru uwu gn(1 en,0 th, rrirlln?3 or free r .r;kr::ik...r...kk. .t..:, w ?, f.n,w vw k k i7 . "rr,7" . u",u" ' ni Korth are very (low you possess all thi m.v n .. .v. ' " ... ir-ioivti wei. iruiUlvl.l fn. o n apmv with mAn.w . n .1 h. ... .ii j, ; TAFT ri HENDRICK, D E N T I S T 8, No. BB Wcat Fowrta Street, b.tweem Wal nut etna vim., , i 1 ' . . 1 . 1- , - aprl2d.ini CIHTCITVIVATI, o. 1 ktedlclBa, knowa and ap aaed It, and la now reaortad the diaeaaee for wblcb It le It see eurea inwawadal who had given up all hopee aaeollclted oertiflcatee in The doae Buet be adapted Bdlvtdual tatting it, and . act gently on tne now Let tna dictate, of your woftha LIVEK IUVKH LIVER COMPLAINTS, r. tru n a D I a iu tir, utW AV M oroi njyi. vuwViILi COMPLAINTS. It YREN- STOMACH, HABITUAL OHQLKUA, VHOLBBA PA M TV AT. FLATV- rKMALM- WSAMNHSa- ifnllv at aa ORDINA OIUB. It will cure MO:! Ufy) In lanaap ejeoarWa are fovea at com - . - - . ... .... . r I AI.li WttV VBM U AMK) a Ite favor. proved by all thai have lo with confidence ta all recommended. within the laat two yean 1 of relief, ae tba anntarwaa my poeeeaeioo ahow. to the tamparaaent of the need in nich ajnaatltlaaaa ela. I Judgment guide yon la the I una -j vu, ana It will cure BILLIVIH ATTAUMCB. DIAHH110BA, BVMMBB TEH K, DROPST. OI C08TIVENE88,CHOLla XOUBVH.OHOIBBA lit. LENVE, JA UN MOB, ES, and may be need no. r r A K I lj Y MHIU. ncAUAvn m, (aa- the, eaeawtet, i(aw or larea IW. aenoenient of attack. QIV1N9 their -taetiaoay MIX WATBB IN THE MOVTH WITH TtTB TKVta. OBATOB, AND 8WALIOW BOTH TOOETHBB. ... ALSO , i. g t .. FAMILY - , pie of Tennessee, in obedience to the orders of th constituted authorities, ' will rot whether they will remain in the Union, or go to th Southern Confederacy. Can't you and your friend in Philadelphia and Washington do something to assist n in casting our vol for th Union..; .. ,n . . - ., . .; v i .t ; Can'tyou get the President lo issue his Pro! nation, guaranteeing the protection of the property and persons of all Union men in Tennessee, Virginia and Missouri, aad let it be published ia all of the paper, so the people can tee that it is done, and in good faith. This will turn the soale. ; ..;' r nn. .. ' Please put your shoulder to the wheel and do all yon can, and let me bear from you., Yours truly, J .lit.'.v. ; .. J :o 1 .. ! - ..i! - ' (.-.". 1-. -c In ' , aaaAitsAi, may o, jboi.'- Messrs. r-. Pbilaoelphia Gentlemen. promptly, you have It in your power to orusb th thing out by Invading Virginia, and holding Richmond, nd making that tho ball ground inaieau qi rpRMsytTanii,. 1 Th first instalment of the Confederate loan ha been taken but. when they call for more tuonev it will not be tad the pocket patriotism is pretty near exhausted, and when oalled upon to pay more they will have to be content to take B depreciated ourreacy, which will in a abort (Iv become nothing more thau,- oontin.ntal mooty. 1 To um up, all I have io say Is that tLey are in a very baa way nere ; provision are very high and scarce, and money is not to be bad. When yon write lo me, leave out politics, or I snail do commuted beyond an hope. . m. ; laUr.atlatej ta Sahara. 1 So long a bread i th ttaff of lii'e, so long will anything relating (0 its manufacture b iplereiting. Those who have had. their pa tience tried, (and who not?) by sour, sodden or half-cooked bread, will hail with delight any and vry improvement in making this indispensable article. The following article, which we eut from Ih Tribune, describing an inven tion of Mr. FUigerald, of New York, will be read with interest: ' Aerated Bread. On the 9th day of Marob' 1858, Mr. Elisha Fitigerald, of No. 45 Greene street, took oat a -patent for making bread bv applying theaarbonio acid gas, which ia used IB ail processes for raising bread, in a pure state under pressure, while mixing. .am time a ai got an inkling out patent for It n England, and he has mo- very flattering resolution, on the occasion." hHOWINa PMst ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS at - ' OOI.TJ3VIB Vt3,' On and alter MONDAY. APRIL. 14th. laiil. Tr.ln. . will n.. .. ' " LITTLE MIAMI COLUMBUS ik XENIA B. R. Cincinnati Accomod'n 5:0U a. m' : fi-tifi n 1 .. . . ipr,"""""1"..i. ...llti a. m."-H:03 a. m nan Aoooiin.a.llon... .,..,.. 1 ao p. b. . ' t:M o. nk V I .1. 1 V .. I .. .......... ...... , . . . . y. mr. ..u, ur.m.w -v.bu..,..,,i:uii auanignt.4izu a. a JNO. w. IloutsTT, Agent. COLUMBUS AND CLEVELAND R. B. ntariH ui. t a:w a. m. - 11;S p, New Fork Bxpreoe ......11:10 a. b.. ll'io . Mail and Accommodation. r.., 3:i0 p. m,. 810 p. 1 jamu rAnsasoa, Ageat CRKTBAL OHIO BAIL KOAD. ; ' V .. . , No. 1 Etpreaa......... ' 3:30 a ui. ' ll:18 a. 8 - " 1 11:18 a. m. 1 ll tSp.m ..a . . ...n..M..n. a:iu y. Bl e:M a. aj . . 1 t W. i. Fill, Agent. PITTSBURG, COLUMBUS CINCINNATI B, B, . Hall Train -.JI:30 a. B. 1VJ a. m tipreee Train.... ......11:18 a. m. 11.46 p. tn. jam. jtoainaos, Agent. COLUMBUS A INDIANAPOLIS X. R: IINE. y " (Tolumbut, Plqua and Indiana B. B.) ' No.t Bxpreae .....'......S:S0 a.m. - t:50 p.DI No. Kiprnea. .............., J00 p. m. ' 8:4S d.b Accotnutolallon.,. r-i i 10:6 a. b , . Vt.w. Batrrn, Agent COLVMB US POST OFF1C E. , ' ,. Charles' London Cordial Gin, AW VHEtVVALLEO TIHlXAMrt ' diuretic; tonic, 'and INVIGORANT. J 1-. . .- 3 ..J . r. ... , , . , I . . j . . . . , ABD . . ...... A Deliclou Aromatic Beverage." .nt: . For aale by ;-, mySdSa-Byn 1 WM. D. BESTIEAUZ, M North High atreet. STOVES AND , house' furnishing goods ' FOB THE SPRING TI1ADE. W tak pleasnrs ta ealUn tb alUntioa of .. Doosekeepers and oar Friends lo the fcot that wa have the i Largest and Best Selected Stock of STOVES & HOUSEHOLD GOODS - ... - ......, hat hat aver beea btonghl before the people of, Olumbos an Tlclnltr, , whioh wa In lead to sell oa the Boat reaanaal.U terma aad ' . .'1 . 1 '.EXTREMELY LOW FOB 0A8M. ' . . . t t : ':.-; . ' . THE DESPATCH COOK STOVE aow taking tba lead of all Its coaipetitora br a Brat. el aaa Stove. Below we ale. a trw af tha aaa.ee that are aalnw tha PESPATCH: Judge Be lee, Mrs. Alfred Xelley, Joseph Whltealll, Mrs. Bell La I has, Fa. . Daahler, W. BolUvaat, Pr. t adrewa, W. Falilag, Donald Freeer. 1 , . , , aarl dsmao OORTOn, ASTOM 4b SO, IVOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. SEALED PB0POSAL8 WILL BE BECElTkD AT ,k. HfMm nt Ik. Cj.rn.mmlmm.m " AUI. ... SATURDAY, May 2Slh, 1801, at 2 o'clock P. M., fur tha following 8i.bal.lenc Stone to be delivered at Marietta. WUIO, .IK i , . , f W bernli fllear BTaea Pork, or -, 186 UrrelaMne Pork, rrriueofeaoh.) . . ' in. hi pounua iiara tfreaa. il T buekete White. Beane. " '" ' ' . pounda Bio Oottoo. . . , , . . '- 8,000 pontida Prime N.O. Sugar In Barrel. i; to galiona Pure Cidrr Vinegar; .. , i&O nouuda Pre-aed Tallow Candles. " ' lW Upooode Bard Soap. Samulee reouilod of Dreed. i!afla- gmur. WmAlmm. mmA Every article to be tuit an In aaund nackaae. afeairnrkait atrcngth ror tranaportation without injury, and to be of uie nre, quality, mo allowance m. de for rackagee. The auoDliee to be delivered at Hu-j.lt. ta th. Oommleaery by Friday, the 31at day of May, 1IW1. Bidden aill elate whether their blue cover the whole Pat of articlee, oi whether auoh anlclea a may beaelecled will bo furniahed by them at tha price named, or at any other price. , .. , , : Bidden must b. nronarod to enter Into contrect at once, on tha aeceptencw their bide, aad give ealiareo- inry eri.uriiy lor me minumcnt oi in. oontract. . uoiuBona, unio, May in, lW'.l. dSt SAPONIFIER! Important to Families! , Savw Time, Trouble, and Expense. TUB BEST-ARTICLE ; IN "W AH! , . SERVACLT A WATT, , 2STO. 11 "WEST STATS 8X. Wa an wiling the laaat an Boat kaaatlful atyle of ' T RUN K S . onrowta mauufecture, at aatonlahlag LOW FBIGES Wa aaa enpply, Wholeaala of Belall, .... (.aaUeaa laatrwwed Dreea Trunks, Baaael aaa, . ' Hbb4 Trueka, And Una-pet Back a Ai for ftyle, nleh and price, we defy oompellllo Bar OI YE US A CALL! - ' ' T. S. Finavr Binrruad Flaos on head and Bads t. order. Aleo, , ; MILITARY EqUIPMENTI, FOR VOLTJNTBER8. Baya-dlB. ;-'-;,rBEA;UTIF. - .' -. i .-a : - : : I .i-ii. ..I AND CHEAPER THAN EVER! THE MARKET FOB i MAKING AiaiVAt Ikd Birtmmt br nine.'' ... BBPAnTUEKJ.1..' a i ;-: MalU tor New York City, Boeion. Albaoe. Bufr.lo. riitauuru, ...uw.....! way,, v'ereiaaa, z.aneevllle, Newark .Oranvllle, Waahlogtou City, Baltimore. Philadel phia, New Orleanr, eloa. dally (Sanday. eaeopted) at o'ejock P. M. .) i - . r-.k, r . ,. . . ...n. .. A through mail for New York City aud Cleveland cloae daily (Sundava excepted) at 8 P. M. ' . 0. 0. A O. Way Mail aWee dally (Sanday eaoepted) et ire, while mixing. At about the Centre! Ohio Way Hail cloae dul y (Sundays excepted) Mr. Dauglish, who seems to have M w o'clock A. M. ' g of th prociss in torn, way, took $??T M0)T.H',,tJ BLOOD - PURIFYING PILLS. ' OOUPOVDNED FROM PUBsT VEGETABLE EXTBACT8. AND PUT UP IB ULAtm OASES, AIB TIUUT, AND WI L KEEP IB A aJ av .vi ru a m aw v.. i... . . ' ABIT a l HI1 i J. r THA B I Tha FAMILY OA- la but active Cathartic need la hie praot lea mora Tha coaatantly tscreaa-who have long aaed the Hon which all axnreM In dnoad na to place thea Th. Profceelon 'wall lhartios act on .dlfleiant Tha FAMILY CA- wilh due referenc te thi. componnded rrofnavarie- Bxtracn.wnicn act aline alary canal, and are ice when a Cathartic Is BANOEMENTB of the Bbws. pains m m OOSTIYENESS. PAIN THE WHOLE BODY, frequently, ' If neglected, ver, LOSS OF -. APPB-BEN8ATI0S OF COLD B E8TLE88H ESo, HBAD- T H E HEAD, all IN-EASES. WOBMS In BBBOMATIBM. a great and many diaeaaee towhtea to m ecu oa ta ante adver- rRICH B Our State Convention assembled yesterday. and I luppoie that by to-day 12 o'clock M., the ordinance of lecemioa will be passed. Aik- anas in folly and madness harried oa to destruction. We have everything to lose, noth- injr to gain in secession, nut come what may. -UUagea-1 tb intrts whioh you have committed to my proprietor ha I k.. .k.il k. ..,!. A . Sik k. .i.i..... antvToara.' I " " - hiand from tbcea fidelity r'v' ." La, and the aatiafao. I God defend the right. i With best wishes, your friend, and still your roiiow-oitiien. 11 hlob tba . Int iieniand from thoea rIL regard to tbelr oae, haa in within the reach of all. know that different Oar- portion, or tna bowels. TUABTIO PILL has, wen aeuwimuea tact, been ty oi in purest rentable on every part of the all- OOOD and SAFE la all neeaea, suck as DE. STOMACH, BLEEPI-BAOK AND LOINS. AND SORENESS OYEB from wadden oaldf which end In a long eouraeof Fa. TITB, A OKEEPINS OYEB- i THE BOBTi AOHB, or WaUOHT III I ha MATUBI Pig. CHILDREN or ADULTa PUBlrlEBaftbe BLOOD lean u belr, to. anroeroej tivement. iOfaa. l ta 1. aranaiuw. TUB LITEB INVMOBATOR A HIT V. lfrT V ni ia,.jiu rtuM Bare m.i owl and sold wnoleeaie k; Mr. Lowell' paper la tb Atlantic oa th "Re bellion" ha om spicy bit. ' After a running review or tn growio oi treaioa, anx in nar. getls denunciation of what Mr. Lowell eslU "ihe mushroom deepoLlsm of New, Ashantee," WW uuti uivjew iB0Baa;ce . :, ; ; Tm Lsiioa to na tacobt Wir ha. no evil emparabl in It effect en na tional oharaoter to that of a craven sobmiaaion to manifest wrong, uic postponement of moral lo material interests: Tbe is no proipsrity so great as courage. - a ; not oeneve thai any amaant of forbearance would have eoneilf atad the Soath in long as they thought us pnsilleni- xne oniy way to mr.... Th. nnl. W.V In. . L. T 1 ,ra retalUd be ilfn..i. .mmmmi,. I -"- ."--J w ounin Itb. Trade In all tGilargS towil 8tte' WM V showing that w had the will and 8. T. w. san ford, m. d, j the powerto do withoat them. The little Bopeep tbnnfaoturar'.nd Proorietnr.' ews oroaaway, new lork. policy of . ' vl idtf..l .In Bold In Colombo, by Roberta A Samuel, John Donta aad 0. Deolg Son. oeta6'eO-dlyawlyUtp " Ltd them alona, and they'll all coma heme Wagging their tails behind them," eeedea tn getting It introduced mere into a very mTi",r. -. 1 ., . 1V?r large bakery, a cut and descrintion of whioh ii "--.y-'ifl?" . " . r . r I ' n.i(..,oii., lAMun.M, A.DIHB aao given in The lltuttrated London Xetct of March I (Sun Jay, excepted) at I o'clook P. M. 17, 1800.'' We witnessed Mr. Fitzgerald's pro oess two or three months ago, a eonduoted with a imall, model apparatus, consisting of a ves-el for Baking oarbonio acid gas in any of the ordinary methods, a gasometer, foro pump, and a itrong hollow oopper globe, with stationery armi of the ihape of a oase-knife blade, projecting from the sides, and a revolving shaft whioh carries similar arms between these stationary arms. " .' j ' ; Ninety-six ounces of flour, S7ounoea of water, and 1J ounces of sail poured Into thi oopper globe, and the opening was closed by a itrong bra. screw cap. The gaeometor wa then filled With gas, the foroe-pump worked so aa to .fill the oopper globe with gas, and a faucet turned to let tha air out of the globe.. , Tbi was then closed, and the operation of mixing performed by turning a crank attached to the shaft within the globe. At the same time tb foroe-pump was worked, forcing in the carboni acid gaa ander a pressure of about 100 pounds to tb inch. Ia a few moments the dough was kneaded, and waa let out at the bottom of the globe by turning a faucet " It wa then baked in a common (tor oven, and the result Was 142 ounoes of very light, tweet bread, in which the taste of the wheat was delightfully preserved. The bread ii of a granular tettnre, aad waa pronounoed by people who knew nothing about the mode of making it to be the best they ever ate- Chliago, Dubuque, Deiawan, Marlon and Worthl'ngton ted) at I o'clock P. M. 2 aytow, Toledo, OtwctnaaM, fotroit aoae ally A through mall to Xenia, Sorlne AM and fllni-lnn.tl cloae dally ISundaye excepted) at to .'dock A.- M.- uroaaa, nqua, limn aad union City Bail cloae dally (Sundaye excepted) at 8 o'clock P. kf ... bancaaier, uogau, neieonvuie, Ulrclevllle, f.'bllllrothe, Portamouth, Waahlngtoa O. H., Athena, Marietta and Ulllaberongh mails aloaa daily ISundaea amnion ., a o'clock P.M. . , ;. ... . Xaat Way Mall by National Boad to Tenaarllla' dally (Suadaye excepted) at 18 oolock X. Harriaburgh Mall clue, daily (Sunday, excepted) at S o'clwk P. M. , , Mt. Yemen Mall, by way of Wmtervnia and Rnnhnr. eloaa daUy (Snndaya ea eon led) et i o'clock P. M . - Hublln Mall cloae dallv (Sandava aicaui.tt .viw P M. . . '. ' , . Lancaater Way Mall close dallt fSundavs aTcef,ti at I o'clock F.H. -r .,r-it...i; ' ARRIVALS..; " . .1 i ? . Mails from New York. Boeton. Plil1ad.1r.kl.. Ttnnvin'. Albany, PHtebip-gh; Cleveland, Pnyton, Toledo, Xenla, Detroit, SpringSeld.-UaelanatLVhllllontha. 8t. kowie. aud all southern cittee, arrive between the bear, tl Rp.m. and 4 o'clock a. m. . . - . , Mall, rrom IndlanapoHr, Chicago and DuhnqnaaBrrlr. l8sfva.Be.." ' ' ' ........ Mails from Waahlnataa Citr n.iii vkn.. Zaneevllle, Newark, Steubrnville, Ml. VarnoB.and that;. V. n. n. n.y aaau, arrive at IX m. way at an ma utncianatt arrive, a 3 o'clock a. m. - Lancaater Mail artivea at o'clook p. Bb i. : - Eaat Way Mall, over the National Jtoad. arrlvaa et 11 o'clock a. B. Mt. Veraoa Way Mall arrlvaeat 11 n'rloek a. aa. . Mall fxora Dublin arrtveaat 18 o'clock B. ::.-.' vroeua if ej eiaii arnveaat o'clock p. m. , .... Harrietrargh M.II arrtveaat II o'clock a. m. LaaxMtarWa Mail ariivee at 18 o'clock ai. . ' .OBJice delivery apes every day eeaamt Sunder) from T o'clock a. m. to 8 o'clock P M. Onen on Similar, from 74 to o'clock In tha Burning, and from 6 to e o'clock In the evening. I JOHN OBABAU, P, M. SOFT SOAP! ...... - ' " -o.-r . , -,0n pound equal U Biz pounds f. Fay Sake at Wnetcoale, ty : ' ' Penn'a. Salt Manufact'g. Co. pittsburoh, pa. And by ell Crugxleta Qrooen la th. United states. ... oct2-d-2tawly-w : ; mack 4 ; bros.; v . ij. ' 7I Pearl atreet, Cincinnati,. RLANKETS, ! WOOLEN, SOCKS, v. ..,t ....'I. MAnUkAUicJitlbBS OF . . J MILITAKY CLOTIliNG: i,t'.i READ1M ADE CLOTHING ap2dd.tmi i r, i. . wBO. B. DIXON, . I. W. PARKER, ; teEO. K. IFI.VOJV & CO., OJfllOj, MUSTARD MILLS I ! r.r.i i ipi.iWholoaalaDealanin ..... . . Preik Rootled f Ground Cvffee, SjicM, Mtulard Pepper Banc, T.iuata Cateup, Baking Powder, Pea Nuts, Iadigo, Nutmeg, &o SarHlgmwt caah price, paid for kfuatard 8ed."V '...? . , . BToe. a 43, 945 a lad 4T Byoamora Street, i, CINCINNATI, 0.-V ' . aprU.dSm A H. OGDEN & CO., Commission ' and Forwarding m Wert Fifth at., op pottle 0. H. A D. B. B. " n ii I. OINOUSTlr-rVTI. - Depot, aeT Liberal Caah Advance, made On Oonalgnmenta.' ' Oooda conalgiwd to oar cere will be Forwarded wiik Ai.. patch, at the loweat ratee of Freight. Order? eollciled. , "" BEFERENCES. BT PERM ISA H ' Miles A Amonr. Milwaukee.lJ. Dovl. A Cfa uh.lll. . : Van Inwegen ACo..Cliicaao.:Kinir Brae . To. .b Crane A Saafbrd, St. Louie. 10. W. Weet A Co., dndn'M 1 Dowden, Bro. A Ounn, Lax- Gilbert, Jonea A Ogborn. i inrton. i Ship ai. C. H. aV D. at. a.. -. 1 Sb Se- AS -A. REMEDIAL AGENT this VKLtuiuuB TUNIO STIMULANT. ESPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR THE w . it the Meiicnl Profeuion and the Fkmile, havfn. wpereeded theae-called "Olna," "Aromatic," 'Cordial f 'liediealod." "SrhnaDna." etc . ia now .nrl..wui w. . L the prominent phyaiciMB., chemiata aad uiumIimim . noaeeaaing all of ttaoee inirintic mediclniil nn.lm.. i. . and diuretic) which belongs toaa eld and ware Qin eto. A. M. BININtiER A CO.. ,fmn (Ettabllthed In 1778.) Sole Pnprleton, ' N- ! Broad street, New York Tar aale by all tko Brlncinei Dnuuiata aad Umm-. i. O.'lnmbu.. , r ....... ur long experience and famlliarlte with th. -i. fflenta or Drurglal., and our .unerior hn.in... f..,iii. ennbla n. to lurniah them with oholce Llqnon for media fCR BPRISTO BTOCK IS lf!f U8UAtt.T urge aa well ajeorted. The very lateat natters, from AMERICAN, KSElUH and FbInOH ForteV! ;OOU PAPERS AND BORDERS, Handaom. Gold Paper, selling from 80s tc SI .80 nee- Boll, formerly sold from 11.00 to f 2.8. OOIeD AND VELVET BORDERb, Freehand New Sty lee at about half their former price. . i- - . . - ," . SPLENDID DECORATIONS For Charchea, Halls, Parlors aad Ceilings. ,,, , . Sltle Llgbt t Fire Doard Papers All ant reiv new and .pleudld patterns, yer cheap! , GOLD AND FAINTED SEHAES ."r Of the lateetaad rlcbeit deelgairom 7 to SS.U ;eoh ' ' OOLD WINDOW CORNICES, 1 r And Curtain Bands, from S&otofu. , .' ' Buff, Bine Green Bollandf, '" ' all arldtks end pricee, and warraated tha beat qnallty i ' WINDOW riXTURES, All klnda. " ' . . . . . . - CORD and TABSELS, all warieUea, cheap BEAUTIFUL PICTURES and FRAMES To match for the decorations of yoar Booma. ' ' ... i- -T Call aad examine our Stock before pnrchaelug. , ; ,.. ' RANDALL & ASTON, ;j xoo itaoutix ltSBX a9tXeSta COLUMBUS. O. N. B. Laadlorde aad persona w taking a. untitle, o Paper will make aaouey by baying of as. Cowatry Mar. , chaale and peraona froB abroad will do well to call aad aa.. j ;..aarU.BBBMl . ... B.B A.'. -NEW CARPETING, : ' I . ': ' lit ,.'.-i..i)J j:,i !..,'! OIL CLOTH, CURTAINS, 1C. We have just received" ' i Larige Lot of NEW STYLE OF CARPETING i .in. .1-... . .) i- ' . , ., AND OTHER ! v HOUSE FIMISHING GOODS ! , . . , . ..... ... i CawalatlBg la part af Medallion High Colored Telvet Carpeting, ' Baperior Maw Style Velvet Carpeting, Body BrueeeUa, Peralan Style Carpetlrg, : , Body Bruaeellf, Tapeetry Style Carpeting, Superflna Tapeetry Parlar Carpeting, j Three Pry and Superfine Ingrain Oarpetiny, Ball, Dining and Stair Carpeting, j ,.';. :..- Also,' :!- Superln. and Common Oil-Cloths, all widths, Damaak Lao. and BwlB Curtains, ! -. . j Oil, Ollt, and Fancy Shades, . : , ln'y f,r ' Large aaaortmant of Oaruln Fixture., " i Bugs, Xatta, Stair OS Cloths, Stair Linen, ' 1 Stair Rode, together with a large Block of other ' ; .. Houe. Furnlableg Qeoda. : . ,. Oar Stock being parch aead laat February and March. at lb large!.,. Auction Sale In lUew York during the late panto, wa can amre the public that prices are much lower than wa ever had them. J. D. OSBORN & CO., Hp. 1(1 IOCTH HIGH ITREI T, COLUMBUS, O, uw . i i.iiinj uee. octjo-dawlyeo' rod apr8-d8m