Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1853-05-12

              COLUMBUS, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 12, 1853. NUMBER 258. VOLUME XVI. TUB IDa'tlj) l)ia State Journal 18 PUBLISITKD KVBBY MORNING, KXCEPT SUNDAY, II SCOTT BASCOM. joouiu, suitnuras, Hiai urn ruu tium mtunoi ox pisb. TFRMSInvariabluin ailvanct j In Columbus. W.00 ayear by mail, 86.00. Dally during the session of th LegluUur, ud Tri-wcewy ror tne remainder or um year, .uu. THIS WKKKLY JOUKN Ai, la furnished to city subscriber at f 2, and by mail at (1.60a yeas. Ulubi of four aud upwards, 1.20 j il ten and upwards, pi.uu-1III4 TIU-WUlSiiLY JOURNAL 11 MOO year. HATES OF ADVERTISING IN THE DAILY JOURNAL. Tli following; ratea and rulM ban bean agreed npon between the proprietor of the Ohia Statesman and the ie Stats Journal, to Im observed In aU cue, after Ibla date. Jul AI, imh.j One square, (10 line or law of thlf slssd typsj for on Insertion, Duo. ; won aumuonai insertion, soo. i 11 3 j 1 j 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J U o Co to Sa rT il square, 1 362 169 00 4 00,6 00 . 8. 9. (10. 16. 18. I . 1 1 1 3 squares, 1 87,8 87 6 008 OOjg 00 . 10. U. 16. .. .. wtuarw, ja 604 60 8 608 00.8 0010. IX ;4qnarea, ,8 006 608 008 00110. 13. Iui6j .. T7" BT TBI 8 squares, I or Ml column, L. Ohanzeabla Chanmbla 6 squares, or M oolumn, quarterly, 830. monthly, ...,....!45 weekly 8t dally 801 quartrly,...s)35 monthly........ 45 weekly, 65 daily, lag Standins card. 6 line or leaf, for one rear f 10. No advertisement to be considered by the year, unless apeolfled on the manuscript, or previously agreed upon between the partlea. Advertisement not marked on the copy for a specified number of Insertions, will be oonclnued one montn, unless omerwi out, ana iinvmenr. will b axactad accordimrlr. All adrertltwment from strangers or transient persona to be paid in advance. The privilege of yearly advertiser will be oonlned rigidly to their regular business ; and all advertisements not pertaining thereto, to be paid for extra. AdTertisemente for Auctioneers, General Agent, Real Estate Agent, to., not to be oontraoted for by the year, but to bo charged by the piece, at the naual rates. Announcing candidates (fur offloes of every description) to be charged at tue rate oi orty cent per wees, ioreacn name , uniara to be, in all cases, paid In advanoe. Attorneys will be holden for the price of tasartlug advertisement bronglit in by them. Publisher not aooountable for the accuracy of legal advertiwmenta beyond the amount eharged for their publication.All leaded advertisements to be eharged not lea than donble the above ratea, and measured aa If eolid. Advertisement on the hulde exclusively, to be charged at the rate of 60 per cent. In advance of tue above rate. a NO tDVIHriBIUINT OAS II WS1HTID QSjtTtTrrOnBlT. Advertisement for charitable institution, Ore companies, ward, township, and other publio meetings, and euch like, to be charged half price. Deaths Inserted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral invitations or obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to be paid for. II persons sending communications or requiring notices of fairs, solrens, concerts, or any public eritertalummiui where charge are smile for admittance, and all notices of private enterprise, can only be biserted with the understanding that the same are to be paid for. If Intended to be Inserred in the editorial column, the nunc will he charged at the rare of not less than 20 cents per line, anJ then only when accompanied by an advertisement (Sreat Steam printing Souse, JUI ItNAL Bl'ILDIXGS, HIGH ST., COLIMUIS, OHIO, 8C0TT & BASCOM, PROPRIETORS. J NCOUUAGED by p-Bst success, tlie subscribers ro-J spectfully call the attention of the Publio to the superior facilities they now possess for executing every description of PRINT-1NII, in the flrst style of the Typographic Art. Having for years been constantly adding to and enlarging their Establishment, they i an at present boast of an office worthy of the Capital of this great .State The various departments have been arranged with inccial reference to the noat and expeditious execution of ALL KINDS OP BOOK AND JOB HUNTING, from a curd of a slnglu Hue to a volumeof a thousand page. The different descriptions of work aro carried on In separate apartment, each division being under the charge of careful and experienced bands. A sketch of the premises may couvey some idea of the extent and facilities af the JOURNAL STEAM PRINTING HOUSE. THE BOOK AND PAMPHLET DEPARTMENT, Occupying' the eastern front of tlio third floor, is furnished with extensive font of all the newest stylo of letter, from Uiamo. : to Pica, and provided with every thing requisite for the rapid and accurate composition of Legal, Mtilicai, Ttieolugical and Miscellaneous Worm; Reports, Srrmons, Ey-ljiws, Catalogues, Lawyer's 6ViVs,and Pamphlets of every kind. In this depurtmeut, e print books in all the branches of Literature, for Publisher and Authors, as well as for Colleges, College Societies, Seminaries, and jthor Publio Institutions. Mimy of the works bearing the imprint if this office have met with the most flattering testimonials, as to their accuracy and typographical beauty, even from the iirst publishers in Boston and other eastern cities. Among these we would notice Ursinus' Commentary on the Heidelberg Catechism, 20(A Vol. Ohio Report, Tht Volwm of tht World, Plain Tlioughts on Secret Societies, Erunner on French Nouns, Dr. UUason's Lectures on Lite and Healthy Poems by Mrs. C. A. Chamberlain, Christy's Ciiemistry of Agriculture, fee. tc. MAGAZINES ATU) PERIODICALS. , Wo pay pitrtiriilnr attention to this class of work, mm re printing some of the best PerloiUeals, among which we refer with Mtisl'oction to The Western Literary Magazine, The Ohio Journal if E'lioUKro, T Ark. Annual Ptonedings I. O. O. F., Journals jf Episcopal Conventions, Tilt Beauty of Holiness and Sabbath Slinceltany, Tht Ohio Cultivator, &o. &o. THE JoFeOOM Occupies tlio middle part of tlio third floor of tlio Journal lluildlngs, and contains an immense assortment of all the various kinds of Type for the printing of Cards, Checks, CortlUcates, Circulars, Handbills, Showbills, Hill Heads, Posters, Programmes, Larue Hills for Country Merchant, Concert. Exhibitions, tee. do. In this department, our office is unsurpassed In fullness and completeness by any in the West, and we are continually receiving all the most beautiful font of now Typo from the various Foundries, aud intend to let nothing escape us which will add to the reputation already acquired. THE NEWSPAPER DEPARTMENT Occupies tlio west end of our smicious Composition Rooms, which are I'JO feet In length, and lighted by R0 gas burners THE PRESS ROOM Contiilninp; ft number of tlio most upproved TOWER Pl;i:ssi;j of HOE'S and ADAMS' Patents, Is on the first floor. Our Presses print every description of work, from the smallest Card :o the Double Mammoth Poster, and nro all driven by STKAM I'OWKIt. Wo can produce the most brilliant and attractive Show I'anl. and other Fancy and Ornamental Printing, iu Colon, or in UnM, Silver and other Rronise, far more showy and elToctire, and much less costly than Engraving; having all the improvement necessary to render our Printing neat and attractive. THE BOOkTeINDERY , , OiTiiiiios the whole wiilih of the second ll ior. nti.l is oxi luraiaiD and twhxti rt.tr hi length, including the Folding and Killing Room, on theeastern front. It is wcU furnished with expen lv machinorv from the Kast, among which aro Adams largest and best Power Embossing Presses and hand Uttering Pn-ssos, with an 'ample supply of llrasa Tvpe, Dies, Combination Ornament and Border, for fancy bindings in Cloth and Morocco; also oilier'machinery, for Law and Standard work, from which, with the aid of llnUh.nl workmen, e are not only enabled to execute any amount of work for the trade, rapidly and of euiwrior quality, but also the roblmling of Books, Magazine, Periodicals, Sheet Music, I'amplilc.a, dec, In any required style nnd fluHl. Ill the Blank IJook Uhi-autjiknt, we have Hitko a best Ruling Machines, of the largest capacity, with every nppdaiwe for fiirnbhing anv required pattern in ruling, howler intricate; aim JlcAdams' Patent Paging Machine, now very popular in the Public Ofllcus, and with bankers, Merchant nd Accountant at tlie East, for paging all kind of Blank Books after they are bound, in a rapid aud superior Myle. We are also constantly supplied with a large stock of the best quality of Writing and Illank Book Papers, ofcvcrv size, from the best American aud Foreign Manufacturers, andean furnish State, Counties, Hanks, Railroad and other Corporations, Societies and the Trade, with Blank Books in any quan-tltv, of any quality and sue, made by superior workmen, and.warranted perfect, which wo aro wilUng to compare with those of any establishment East or Wait. STEREOTYPING t, Of every description is also carried on at this House. Authors wishing to perpetuate their works, are enabled, by a comparamc'jr flight addition to the first cost, to Issue snlwequent edition at the mere cost of paper, presa work and binding. 1cads cast of any measure and thkknese for the trade. Head for Newspapers, cover for Magaslnes, fce., stereotyped In good atvle Particular attention paid to the (tereotyping of wood cute THE COUNTING BOOM Is on tho first Door, fronting on High street. It Is here that all orders of customers are received, all contract made, and all the business of the establishment transacted. Persons desiring Printing or Binding done will here find Specimen of all the Tarawa style. We have nearly One Hundred Persons enpaped In our various departments, at the Highest Wages, among whom are many of the most ekillful Workmen In the business, and all feeling aa Interest in any work bearing the imprint of thia offlce. This, combined with the practical experience and personal supervision of the Senior Proprietor, enable us eonfiientlv to invite the attention of the Public generally to our STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, believing that nowhere else can they aecor Better Work or Better lerms. CHARLES SCOTT, I WM. T. BASCOM, j rionuxToas. COMETHING NEW. Mrs. H. G. Suplee, KJ invites tho attention of country merchants and dreaa ma- xers to ber unrivaled assortment ot PAPER PATTERNS. for fall sized ladles' dreaaee, sleeve, mantles, talma, mantilla, cape, aprons, aacka, etc, etc. The Patterns are embroidered In various designs, printed ana fringed, ehowiog exactly how the dree will appear wh m.de. Beini in constant communication with the ben bona ot Loa doa and Pari, aad furnished aaoethhr with every new design aa toon as it appears, Ibe pablie can always depend osj tba Old Eatabllehea uowee ior the moat recn-rrne novelties is areas. Always on hand, a beantlfnl assortment of CHILDREN'! CLOTIIING, r .v& auw.t atwlM and matarla rj- a set of six patterns wiu be sent to any OM eockasBt . .. u II rl -.t.ut L' k inlaw aoiiara " ' . n. . .n ' ChiUrtn'l 0atUg etui Patum fWparivas, julS-Jn M aomta td atrawt, fall NEW-YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. MOM W.H. M'DONALD'a ADVIHTIS1NO HOf8, 102 WS8P T, W. V. TO MERCHANTS AND DEALERS. X V, J. DAVIN Si CO. beg to remind merchant and aeaipra mat tnoy are tnesoin agents lor 8. F. CLKAVIllt'ri LNltl VALED HONEY SOAP, the only genuine also, lor his celebrated Husk Brown Windsor, ana otner 1 ouot soaps i Bear a grease, cisruieu marrow, nav loa cream. miUtarv ahavlne aoau. etc. they are constantly importing tha finest qualities of English and French Hair and looth Unlsbes, shell, born and Mutltlo Dressing Combs, and every description of gooda In tha Fancy and Perfumery lino, which llioy will aell at tho lowist ciih Pbices. Prico lists and samples sent on when applied fur. Merchants will find it well wurlh their wbiln to give them a call w. j. 11 avis & uu., No. 40 Courtlaod street, New Vork, marS3-3m-ai Holt Agents Jot the) United States. G EO. M. TRACY & CO., 84 William St., Corner of Maiden Lane, Ana York, inroaTKas or GENTLEMEN'S FUKMHUING GOODS. In Ibla eitabllthment, being (he lsrgeit In tho city, may be found a largo and well selected atock, consisting In part ol rich aoarla and cravala, hosiery, gloves, under garmuot, suspenders, stock,, London nd Napoleon ties, shirt of all qualities, etc. Having been rngsgna in ttin Business the lut tweuty years, com-ment ia unnecessary, aa they have made auch arrangements in Europe that they era receiving by almost every steamer the cholcost good the market aUbrds, and purchasers need only call to astlsly themselves that every article in the furnishing line may no luuuu nore. ieoum-K TJATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRAS L 8ES, Msdoundor anew and peculiar process, for Private uweiiings, Hotels, ateamooata, snips, etc. suose ueus, togumer wun nuisiurs, puiuwi, cuiitiurcers, bhi., are offered to the public, alter a thorough trial, aa the best and cheapest known, 'ibey possess mativ and great advantages, srooug which maybe meniioned the following, vizt Tby are ch-aportban hair; will retain tbolr oliulicily always: are proof against all klnd9 of vermin t are preventers, as well as relievers of rheumatism: are sweeter and far muro cleanly than any other! ate estily renowed; are valuable aa Lite Pre servers a uenn maitrass oi mis material Dting sufficiently Duoy-ant to sustain a person aeveral daya. They will be found desirable tor foreign markets, particularly for California, Australia, China, and the Iilsnd in the Pacific Ocean, bearing close packing, and on opening returning to their original bulk. For sale by DORRMUS & NIXON, Sole Agent, No. 31 Park Place, and 18 Murray afreet, N. Y. (7 Upholsterers, carriage makers and othera, supplied with tho Felting by the pound. fiP The trade generally supplied at a liberal discount. We aro nermlt 'ed to Use the names of the following gen tlemen, wno navo osca ana epproro oi ino articles i (loonto I . Schuyler, Kiq., Chirlca Davla, Esq., Her. II. VV. Bellows, Robert J. Rankin, Esq., Nicholas Dean, Esq., Captain Joseph J. Comitock, Com. V. o. Mail Steamer Baltic. feblS 9mM J. Green Pearson, Esq., Eliliu Townseud, Esq., 11. Rrewer, M. D., J. W. Bradshaw, M. D., Captain Hazard, Butfslo, Captain Ualllster, " E NAME LED COTTAGE CHAMBER FUNRITURH. niATTnRWM &: ST A C V . 5S6 Broad- av. corner Sprins atreet. New York, opposite St. Nicholas llo tel. Proscott and Callamoro llousea, now oiler at wholeaalo and retail, the most extonsivo assortment of I'niimcleil Furniture to be found in tho Unit, d Utiles, all liom original drsigns.including Oriental, fierpentine, Upen Cottaie. High Post and other patterns, Alao, Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak aud Black Walnut chamber and parlor suites. M. Ac S., devoting themselves exolmlvely to the msnufacturlDg dnpartmer.t "f this buiiness, assure purchaser they can procure 01 them woll a.asoned. durable ami elegai,t lurniture, at price varying Irom ti to $50u per auilo. n If. no connectluu witn any otocrurm in mo city. fob9-3m-n lVTEW SILK HOUSE TULLER, I1UTUH- ll INS At LASEI.L. Imnortnr and Wholesa'e Doalera. 91 Lib- erty, N. Y., aro now receiving and opening a very large and on tireiy new stock of hi i. km inn vksr.Y drv noons. comprising dress silks, dross goods and trlmmlugs, bonnet and tatlota ribbona, shawls, kid, silk and I.Iile gloves, wbito goods, lacca and embroideries, together with a general asaortment of every variety of gooda in their lino; caih and time buyera from every section will find thia a vnry desirable stock, and at low price. WBT. KJ. 1UL1.KH, rrirHRS I.SBELI., War. 8. Hutchim. Wat. I). Uabt, II, M. McCobklsi, feb8 .1m-H All late with Bowen II McNamee. F BENCH FANCY & STAPLE GOODS. HITCIIKM. nilPIIV & CRKIIANGK. 73 William street. New York, Importers and Wholesale Hi aler In French Kaucv Goods, have now In atoreaid are rocelvira by every pack et Irom Hsvr ', a large and riesirabl assortment of goods lor the spring trade, which Itiev offer to tbe trsde at tho lowest market prlcua. Among lueir atocs may no louuu Aeate, ailk, dress, vest and fancy buttons of a'l klnda ; psreus-alon eaos. UUandSB. rlobed and ribbed and split: f.nsof all drscriplions, a moateompleto asaortment; brushe teeth, nail, bair anaabaviogi accorneou ana ouuna oi iuo niu s superior quality purses silk, buck and cotton i kid and leather gartera; imitation Jewelry, bone bracelets, J-t goods etc. suspenders, Irom luw to hmh orlces. a eomoleta assortments silk guards. ateelpena, neat vbaiua, violin atrioga, etc., etc; gume bats, dice, mirrors, eyelets, pinholiicra, eto ; together with man y other Ian. cyartlcles. ttdiU 3m-at LINEN GOODS. The subscribers, Importers ol l inens, etc.. offer tor sale a full assortment ot tbe most approved monulaclures, consisting in part aa tollowa t nroau and Dieacnea uisporaoa aamata, an wiuiua. Tab lo cloths, of all qualiiloa and aura. Napkins and doyllea Snowdrop aud astln dimatk. Btidaeyo Diauera narrow to very wide, and from coarse to very fine. Pillow cases, lincna and meetings. Dilllinga Plain and lancy Iriab, French and English. Hollands Hrown, bleach-d, black andalate. Pantaloon Linens 3-4, 7-8 and 4.4 blay and yellow. Linen cambric handkerchiefs, a large variety. Bhtrtlng Linena Light, medium and heavy. Printed Bbirting Llnons L'holco and new pattcrna. Mosquito Netting. . GRKENWAY, BROTHK.R9 & CO., fcbl 3tn-M 1 Park Place and 19 Barclay at., N. Y. GILLIES & BYRrgE, Manufacturers of ENAMELED ORNAMENTAL COTTAGE AND CHAMBER FUKNITl'KK, s Broadway, cast aide, below tirai.d aireeL manufactorv No. 49 (Jreena street. New York, tske pleasure in Informing the cilirena ot Columbus and its vi cinity, insltncy SHU continue to rMl awarianieu HI..W.1. win- cle at price ao low aa to offer tha greatest Inducements to all who intend purchasing, to call on us belore making up their bills. All articka ottered at our establishment warranted to ho constructed throughout ot klln-diled wood, and ot the best quality ot materials. Bing the first to manufacture this lurnituie in the United States, voara of exnerienee haa enahled na to produce an article that la at once a perfect combination ot beauty and utility. Reingcngaged exclusively in thia one line, we have tbe largest assortment in this country, made altor the lut-st Parisian and Italian atyle. Being tho most varied and unique assortment ever before offered, tho most particular tastes in regard to color, shading, ornamenting, etc., etc.. can always he suited. All orders through the Post promptly attended to. Mattresses, feather beds, pillows, palUaissc, etc, at tbeshortoit notice. Greatest care taken In boxing. (1II.L1KS ic BY11NK. No. 4SS Hrosrtway, east eia. oeinw i.rsna streer, is. i. Will remove on Mny 1st to No, 548, a lew doors above Fprlng street. janae-Jtn-ar WILLIAM SIMPSON, Mnnufacturcr and Dea'er In VIIHNITnRE AND I'PHOI.HTER Y. In all Its branches, wholrsa'o and retail, Nos. Ml Bowery and 13 Chest-r street. New York. The CHEAPEST FURX1TUKE ESTABLISHMENTS the United States. Superior rosewood lurnituro In suits. In brocatelie, pluth, etc, etc also, a very extensive stork of mahogany, black walnut and other furniture, which he wtrrsnta equal to any in the city, to which be calls I he part.aular attention of eouniry mrr-chanta and othora. N B. Goods carefully packed and shipped to any part oi tue world. jmoXb-lm-M TNDIA RUBBER GOODS. The subscriber I wnnld resneclfnllv call the attention of his old eustomera and marrhanta throughout the United Mate and Canada to his stick oi Rubber Gooda, manntsctured by himself expressly for the pring trade of 18X1 His stock of ' .tm.c. ' . iiivmvn a nartleularlv desersina ol Inspection i as It ha never befrre been ao complete, nor the article more perfect. Aa Kxtenalve Mack af Coat, Carriage Clotk, Macntne Belting, Cape, Wading rant, Engine Packing, Pant, Piano Covert, Lite Preservers, Overalls, Gloves, Air Halls, , i f ' WkliM loggia,, , ar.d eveiy dt s-nptlon of Rubber Goods constantly on band. The above are warranted to attnd aeyclimste, and will b-sod at moat reasonable price. Order obcitrd, and promptly attended to by I. llOIKiMAN. H JUKI U CD LUO um vituct uvw dhwvwij, jul9-3n):K ud W Htmu Ureet, Kew York. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS AI.BHO cV HOYT, No 7C and 74 John iisist, niw inair. Mannfncturers of Floor Oil Cloths filter t , the trade, oa liberal terms, a eneral assortmeet ot the above gooda In various widths, ot 3 ft, 3 ft f , 4 It fi, 5 ft 3, ft, 9 ft, IS ft, 15 ft, i H ft. ano xi it : ann. Cifnrti.vwsi vim xtiivMnv, In width ol 3-4tb, 7-8ih aad 4 4ihs; also, Table I'll Claiiha, 4-tths, S-tiha. and e-4'hs wide These goods are well seanncd and will eodare any climate. J.nlSOmrw SPRING GOODS, 1S53- Wi. II. Kkoep-rti.. 99 William street, New York, Impmur and JaUtr in rmk tim anA Dousettic Goods, lor Tailor aad Clothiers, haa received by late arrival, a Urge and well selected stock in ...... , German, Engihl and f reneo ciotna, m au mrarw mma j-m. Mohair coa'insa, dran d'ete, qncea'a clotn, alpaca aad warred eoatrns, casbejieTetre. Mlx-d and clouded zephyr eiorn. piara ana iwinoi. Faary French and Baresley drill. Bmwa and yllow risen Faney plaid and Agared Marselliea. WkiH. mnA RbJ do do Tirah ailk and Hnen enatlnra. tovetber with aa extenafra aseort ment of trimming and other goods ami table for tbe Ckatbiag Trade, on the srtoH favorable term. Farticalar cash or abort time buyers, and an who atady tbelr mtereat, win call aad examine hi atock before purchasing ela where. NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. FB01I W. B. H'DONAID'S ADViaTISINO UODSsl, 103 If ASMtf.ST., N. . WHOLESALE BOOK HOUSE. COR-NI8H, LAMPORT oi CO., No. 8 Park Place, Nw York, being extensively engaged In tha Publishing, Bookselling and Stationery business, are prepared to offer evory variety ol good In tbelr line on the most liberal terms. Their own publications i.,Bh)n and nonular mlsceilannons works, to gether with an unrivaled selection of school books, Including Stoddard's celebrated aeriea of Arltbmetlca C. L. Co. are alao lane dealer in and saanulacrurera of every variety of Cap and Letter Papers, which they oiler at manutaoturera wuoio. "orSerafrom the Trade respectfully solicited. apfl3m-t TNDIA RUBBER GOODS. The Union In- nr. Kuiian Co., warenouao no. ris nassau iwwi, n.w York, extensive manufacturers, unaer uoouyear psu-uw,ui Coata, tiite rresorvera, iiwiuiu,oii, Cue, Air Beda, Tarpaulins, n e Ulllnuf. Anrain.l mnii Army Navy Goods, Cushions, Chemical Apparatua, The gooaa niauo oy inia cuajusny wwi.uwu ,v ... climates, and are superior to thoao mado under any other patent ' ' n II WIl.ariN. President. F. M. Sucpabd, Treasurer and Secretary. apti-3m-M T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF xa uuyuoojjh: 0. O. W1L80N & CO., tmnnrljiri and Jnbbera ol DrV Goods. No. 12 Cowtland Street, (opposite the National and tt'esfrn Hotels), and No: II and 13 Dcy Strict, NKtVYOkK. Invite Ibe attention of Wholesali Bctkhs to their very largo assortment ot goods, which fa kept complete at all seasons oi the year by the addition of all the new atylea and iabrlca that are constantly arririog by "stcaroera" end "packeta." We him fftrirn n.nap m.nn nflvnrw, flzciu.ivB v lit nil, bbio u uiMLtia. Caisimeres, Vesting, Tailura' Trimminga, White Gooda, Hosiery, Dreaa Goods, Shawls, Yankee Notions, Domestics, etc., ete. In addition aro displayed large lines of prints, including Merrlmacsaod Uocnecoa, uingnams, Lawns, nerogus, nut. niharsianla Milks. Mnrlnna. B imbazinea. Almicas. and tbe nu merous other ariiolea appertaining to the Dav Goods Tade Alao, agema for the sals or "iloyle'a Royal Patent Bwansdown tewing Cotton." We invite tha attention of the closest buyers for cash or credit. marioij- T7AIRBANKS' PLATFORM SCALES. JJ Long known Severely tested Alwaya light The ac knowledged standard. Agents UbUrLE.ll tv muusi mr8 4m- TJILLIARD TABLES. The subscribers I i. To V1. ton nor rnnt Ipsa lhan anv other es tablishment in tha city of New rork, with improved cloth or I.JI. Tl.I.Ka aii.ltlnr.a whfeh are nrpfprret! to ail otfaorS now in use by the best p ayers in too unuea mate ior correcs- A .l..,iAitTr mil ... n,.r.,nlifi tn atsnd In thplr nlsCA for yer, without repairing. Gentlemen wishing to purchase Ta-nr .ii j...nvi.,.inna .ltli Unrli!. Mnhnvunv tif Pinn Red. can huve their orders filled the same as II fboy were prosent, by addressing us by innll. Alwaya on nano, caoira, cinms, nana, cues, French leathers, pockets, pool boards, and cue wsx of tbe Dest description, reauy ior auippin ni m suoru-n. numw UlilFFlTIl At DECKER, marO-Sm-H 60 Ann street, New yolk. CALT. The subscriber, being largely enga- s J eed in ine salt Business in me cuv oi n'w iuik, wuuiu m- lorm merchants and consumers that ho keeps constantly on hand, Albion's, Wurthington'a and other branda of Liverpool line salt; Liverpool ground alum do.j Turks Island, Bonaire, Hi. lines and other kinds coarse salt, and refined ground rnck salt, in bag of IS and 7 lbs; also mineral and Ashtonaalt, in the aamo sized bans; alao, casea and bags of rlalino do, andcaaca of ground rock do, lor aala upon the most favorable terms. Orders aro solicited, and promptly attended lo. by BArai'r,u nuisiiiiinu. At It la Salt Warehouse 101 and 103 Broad strait, and 297 Washington street. febl-3m-M BEN HAM, WHITNEY & CO., No. 272 Pearl street, New York, manufarturera of PLAIN, JAPANNED fc PLANI81TED TIN WARE, and Dealer In Hardware, Britannia and Glassware, auch as Ta-b'o Cutlery, Britannia Urna, Tea and Coffee Pots, Candlesticks, Tablo Cantors, Soup Lidice, Fluid and Oil Lampa, Pitchers, Tumblers, Table and Tea f poona, riated and German-all v r Spoons, Forks and Ladles; Tinned and Enameled Hauco-Pane, Maslln Kettlis, Fry Psna, Fhnvel and Ton its, dad Irons, Iron and Brass wira. Hrais Kettlea Hheet Iron. I'm Plato. Block Tin, Antimony, etc Ail uooda carefully packed and tsarranttd. lcoio-jm at HILL MAN & NEAR1NG, 105 William atreet. Now York, wholesale desV-ra In HII.K ANO MILLlNiXRY UtHIDK. Invito thoso vi.iting ihe city to exsmloe their choir and carefully soluctnd stock, of SUkt, Paris Ribbons, French Floutert, La ces, ec Embracing the largest assortment necessary for tie Mil'nerv trsoe. We orler advantages lo thoaa buying tor cash orAtraur-ED CREDIT. Janlt)3m-ai YOUNG & LEAVITT, ISO BROADWAY, NEW YORK, (opposite John street,) Importers and D alcrs in WATCHB"), DIAMONDS. JEWELRY, Gold Pens, Plst"d Ware. Fine Cut'ery, OUNS, PISTOLS POWDER FLASKS, Shot Belts and Pouches, Gams Bags, FANCY liOODH, Arcordeon. Violin glrlng. Plated or Germin eilver Fork, Hpoons, etc , etc. JsnlBUm-M BROOKS' GREAT EXHIBITION THREAD. This six-cord Thread, made principally from Sea Island cotton, Is warranted not to kink or knot in sewing and tbe strongest and smoothest in tlio world . It Is now taking tbe lead of sli other makes. FOR BALE BY Tweedy, Moulion ti Flymplon, Hunter, Buckley It Co., Calhoun, Vanderburgh & Co., Leo, Fenton Sc Phelps, Avery, Ulllsrd & Co., Henrys, Smith & Townser.d, W. & J. Morrison It Co., John Martin, jr., Co., Freeland, Ptuart sV Co., Claflin, Mellon It Co., Lord, Warren, Halter & Co., Grernwy, Brothers & Co., George Opdyka It Co., L. Sc V. Kirby fc Co., l.alhrop Ic Ludineton, Hurlbut, Ainawoith It Pierson, John Steward, Jr., Ic Co., Smith, Carry A Musely, ftrnoks. Itrolhors ic Co . etc. And by all tbe leading Jobber, c, In New York, Boston, PLUa- dclphia and Baltimore. feblBSm-M PREMIUM PIANO FORTES. GROVES- 1 tfrn A ro . Nn. SHI Broadmn. Nets York, would call the attenlion of thoso about purchasing to their splendid stock ol fit to 7 octave Pianoa, which they believe cannot be excelled by anyoiherin tho city, either in tone, finish, quality ol material, or workmanship. Medala have been awarded by tha Ameiican Institute to their Instruments fire yean in succession. Having recently purchased the entire etocx 01 tno lata nrm 01 Dutmla II Warrimr. formerlv Dubois and Stodart, lavorably known for Forty ycareae Pisno miters, they would Invito tbe continuance of tbe favors of their friends and customers with the certainty of giving equal aaiiifsctlon. ror Ibe soutuern maracl wn are roaaing wiin sjawnc iron Fremet and detached use, peculiarly adapted to the climate. lcb-d3m-M O WHOLESALE MERCHANTS John J. C. llKNDFasoTS Ic Co.. No. 61 Ron da Faubnnrg Poisson- niere, Paria, and 174 and 176 Pearl atreet, New York, crier for sale an extensive aaawtment of French and Ameriran Artifi cal Flowera, Featbera and Ornament; Itslisn, French, English and American Straw Bonnets, Ribbona, etc. The above, chiefly ol our own manufacture, embrace the largest and most varied stock tn be lound Inthel'nited States Saarple may be seen at our wareroom In New York. Jaull-3m-at NEW YORK SALTPETRE WORKS The attention of dealers and consumers I Invited to tha Reined Saltpetre produced at these work, being warranted superior in appearance and quality to any other. Crude Saltpetre for sale in lots to snlt purchasers, at the lowest market price. martS lm- 139 Maiden Lane, New York. THE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK. THOMA i. 8TKAKNN, Importer and Jobber of Silts, Afulacry aa raa-ey Goads, 164 Broadway, Nttt York, baa now In atore, and I daily receiving and ttleriog at the lowest price, a complete as aortment 01 gooastnnia line, rrouraciog an um and designs, consisting of black and fancy silks, marcelioe, Florence, bawle.trimmiogs, bonnet ribbona, tatleta and sat'n rib-boas, dreaa trimminga ol all kinds, French and Kngllsh crape., crape Ha, silk cravat, embroideries, glove 01 ail inus, sua lace mitts, bsreie lacea, whlta gooda, hosiery, L.C. Uandker-cbiefa, ete. The undersigned invitee the etteatioo of tba Trade, aad hi I need generally, ureas iuuucm.-ui. h cuu aad aboil lime buyrs THO J. G. 8T EARNS. 162 Broadway, bet. Li'wty at. aad Maiden Laae, N. Y. d-c31 ly THOMAS DOUGLASS, (late Bliven & DocoLaaa), Comm'aslon Merchant, mannlacturer and wholesale dealer In every dcaCTiptloji of AMERICAN HARD WAS E, No. 5 Piatt street, for door trom Pearl, New York,Manure-ta-rer of the Premium f tl eqasree; Agent for Bee'a Brace, Turn-screws, ete t also. Kendall sc Taylor Thermometer, Barome sera, ete - L'nioa Ball Co' Butt. Gate Hlnrea, Brachrta, etc; Browa i' Brother sheet Bra" Brass and Copper Wire, Rlveta, et ! N. Newcomb Smith. BeUowa, etc THOMAS DOUGLASS, ASA FARR, Jr, aovll-ly late of the arm of Child. Fair at Co. St. Louis. JUST OPENED. The subscribers would re-apectfally anaosroee to their Irienda and tbe pablie la gea-rnl, tfeat they have Jtrat openrd a atore oa tha corner of Long dree, aad State Aveaae, opposite P. Haydea' Factory, where tney mtead to keen eonatantly oa band, a large assortment ot the very best of Family Groceries sack a teas, coftee, ngar, aaoltaea, finar, rice, nth, aoap, candle, starch, cheese, etc. etc; together with every arneleneesl by fanuliea, which tney oftsr to aell oa tbe loweat term, for Cast only. . July 1. 10. W. DIXOM CO. BUSINESS CARDS. wFaT nBdwtfinv. jr. II. B. CAtiniNGTON. "HENNISON & CARRINGTON, Attorneys JJ at LAW 'Uyict in uaeon uuuaingtj, win aiieuu F,u,,.. sional builueaa lu tbe Stato and Federal Courts; also, to colleo tiona, tha law of Insurance and ol patent!. jam, uj oiy r.ttrrAM arrr-ri kn. thro COMSTOCR. ORO.0. 00M8TOCK, "DUTTLES. COMSTOCK & CO., (succes JL sors to H. Comttock ai Co.,) Forwarding aud Commission Merchants, Lard Uli Manufacturers, ana asaiera iu sait, itnaivr, fish and lumber. Head of the canal, ColumDua, unio. PJ Liberal advances made on conslgnmenta. xvuB TOSEPH F. SMITH, Attorney at Law, t Real Estate, Bounty Land nnd Pension Agent- Two door cast of Ulgh, on Town street, uoiumous, unio n 1,1 attend In fh neae.lfen nf his nrnfassion. obtalnififf nena!ons.buT Ing, selling and obtaining land warrants, selling and leasing real eatatn, examining iana tinea, couecuou 01 ciunu, tno. Cg Letter from a distance must be postpaid. Ju30 Ta. LAKIN, Architect and Builder, - for his aorvices to tbe cltizcua of Columbus and viclu Of- (or fail aorvicei to the citizens of Columbia, and Tlclnity, lor nlaiii and ornamontal building, ol every variety, executed in a now atylo.andtu auit every location Ordera from a diatance promptly attondod to. Chargca mod, chop and office on Sugar Alley, a few doors oaatol Journal Building. febll-d3m ERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard- A ware and Cutlery, Iron, nails, giasa, nouto Duuaera maio, rial, fsrmlng and mechanical 1001s, miiuary gooua, ore., via No lfil High atreet, algn of the Gilt Padlock. TVTEW COAL YARD. A new Coal Yard I ,. hnn nnsned nn the lota BOUth Of tho Ohio Tool Com- nanv'a Factory, where Northern and Hocking grate and black. . .'. . , ,,, I -,J L .. L . l....l.al amitn a coai win uo aoia oy iuo sou ou.uri. dec3-dtl vt. 11. usiisnuu, nKp".. ANNA STSCKV. W. A. JONXS. OTACEY'S HOTEL, southeast corner Main sN . . .11. rla .nnOl.rltr KJ and four in iireer, yjnorsvine, uiuw. "f"""' TVTATIONAL HOUSE, Circleville, Ohio- i JONATHAN BOYD (formerly of the Carlisle House), Pro. "uet.!.T h.n in in nHlen a Private Stock llealeter," tor the boncllt of those buying and aclllng Ihe same, which enable me at any time to give aatiatasuon in regaru 10 ion sair, 1u. 1.uu, etc., 01 an the stoca in ricaaway anu aujuiumg "' Circleville, Ohio, uec. 17, iBoa-uum 1. n"" T RIDG WAY'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad 1 a street, near tho brldco. Columbus, Ohio. Stoves of all kinds, and a great variety of castings, alwaya on band. A MERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Bos- XJL ton, by LBWIM RICK rebuilt, enlarged and eicganut f urnfsbed ; possessing an tne mooern imiruveueiu no-. suw nlencrs for tho accommodation of the trsveling public. novJ3ly:ls MEW ESTABLISHMENT. E. Gaver. as 1 alstod by A. W. Reader, would respectfully announce to the citizens ot coiumnus ana vicinity, mm. nt, n uueucu m rssririN usrkikiimi. directly oppoilto tha Franklin House, whero be is at all tlmos prepared to furnish colllne, shrouds, etc., with all the attention and fisturoa necessary on funeral occasions Bnd ho wishes it dl.tlnctly understood that his tonne shall not bo of aoobj-ctlona-bio a character aa to prevent entire aiitiafsctloti. oc7-dly COLUMBUS CARRIAGE MANUFAC- V J PMISNrar the ennter of Third and Gau streett. Messrs, i.' 11 tf nriri'ril .m mnniitetnriiiir and havo constantly on hand, at their establishment at the locntion above named, all kinds nl enrriacea. bu ales. ete.. made of the best materials, by the most experienced workmen, and warranted to du good serv. fee, J he propnetora are noin practical cHrnao mmu , rork ordered from them will live good satlstecllon. Kepairing one t the ahm-ta.t notice. Thev have boon carrying on tne bu- alnessln this city some ten years, and trust tney nave some ciauu publio patronage. uo'-"y t EATHER BELTING. The undersigned, I 1 ,. fnr rheaalenf RKES HO YT'S celebrated ureml m patent Itlvlietl, Bireicnen i,eniner uiiiioa, nvn ay received a lull nssonment of all aires, from Hto 18 Inches , wirlil, w. would cull the attention of theuubllc to theabove rileln nnn nnssossina suDerior merit. They are made from .uettilckand soiia pans 01 iiieocs.oaa lanuoa u-umur, nuumu itretchcd by powerful macninea, rinvenieu ana uai a js.i u. ml i wherehv ihev are made to run alraluht and true, have a uniform bearing on the drum or pulley, bold their wldtbsevenly, and give from 15 to 25 per cent, more force than those made in the ordinary manner. Sold at nianulactureri'prlce, with addition ol frelghtonly, by Hll.mU'KNl., KUtlNS i;u., jam cignoi Liin ,11). urunu n.a, uuiumuui, vr. (iWINDOW BABII. We e- f f baro made an arrangement d; with one of the most eelebrftted sash fi manutactoriea In the Woat, and are Hf prepared to fill all ordora for sash, f manufactured by practical workmen 'and of good materials. All orders . li ft at our haidware atore. No. 159 E lliflh itrnt. sl.n nf thn rill. n.r,l KAic, will receive prompt attenlion. KU BOURNE, KUHN3 & CO. Columbus, April S3, 1651. A CARD. Mrs. FRANKENBERG res- neetlntlv annnunces tn her Irionda. and thenublic cener- ally, thst, on the 17th of Mnrch Inst , shn Intends to open a MII.1.INEK Y HIIOP, in the new brick building ol Mr. Hanm maker, on Third atreet. below Mound and South streets, next to Dr. F isher's residence. She will be prepared tohsveon band all auch articles as aro found In a Millinery ennp, ana 10 furnish them accordion to the latest French fsebion. Aa she Intends to spare no efforts In tho iromt and most exact exueu. lion of all ordera with which aha maybe favored, she most respectlully solicits thepalrunagoof nor friends and the public. Straw bats, dtc, will bo wsihcd. colored, and ton.lo up In Ihe most faehionable atyle. All klnda of rmhrnidery will be taken, on commission into tha Shop, and sold to the bost advantage of tbe manufacturer. marlOjtf HAT AND CAP STORE. THE OLD STAND. The subscriber comes groeting to every hat and cap wearer In Central Ohio, with one ot the very boat asaortmenta ol Ilnta and (,'npa over brought to this part of the State, embracing nearly every variety ol atyle now worn by the human family. Uia hata are made to order by somo of tho liest and moat celebrated establishments Kast and West, vlxt Beebo dr. Co., Now York; Bertalntt It Blynn, Philadelphia; Dodd Ic- Co., Batea, Whitcher Ic Co., and others, ol Cincinnati ; all of which will be sold at fair prices 1 and he wishes it to bo distinctly understood that it ia allnonsensn for others to say they can anil lower than ho can. Being a practical hstf r, and engaged in the business for yeara, he nnderatands what a bat can bo made and anld lor. HI atock eonsiata (in part) ot the following varieties t Blsck and drab beaver, extra i Black and drab moleskin, extra; Hlsck and drab brush, extra ; Otter and aealdrab; Black and drab Hungarian, very Unci Black and drab Kossuth, in great vai lety ; A large and well selected assortment ot straw gooda for men and boya. A very fine asaortment of atraw hats for cUldren, etc., eto. Ills old friends and the public are Invited 10 call and examine the assortment and prlcea. J E. ItUDIalLL. apS3 Hirh at, next door to tlio Ftige Offlce. WE ARE NOW opening a largo aud beautiful assortment uf WATCHE. IHAMOND Vt'OltK dfc JEWFLltY. Our stork of fine Lcndi.n and Gene va Watches is superior to aiy iu the flate. Diamond lines ana plus we ofTcratbow loiaprtre. Jewelry, silver and piatea ware, nne mantle clock, and cutlery, st wholesale end r, tail. All aio invited to rail, examine, and imrhase iftuitcd. NOTARUL and other SEALS engraved, and PRESSESrar-nlshrd.attho abortrat notlco. Walcbr repaired In the bct manner. ,, First door south of entrance tu Neil Hoy". ,, juU BLYNN 4c BALDWIN. WINDOW SASH. We bare purchased the ! 8A8U MACniNERT " formerly used by Buttlea, Comatock k. t-'o., and are now prepared to fill V ordera for "pj Windoys Sash and Blinds t;of all kinda, of good materials and s-orkmanahip. Ordera leit at our urdware atore, 161 High St., sign of lilt Padlock, will he nmmnttv alien- .Adrddo. ur.llt, ABHDTTdtCO. Columbua, Jan. 16, 1851. dy O FAMILIES AND RETAILERS OF FRKMl OYSI KKS I am receiving daily fresh Baltimore and New Haven oyatera, which wl.l be sold ss low as the lowest, In cans or half can ; and in all ease the oyatera which I aell will be warranted good, or no aale. Orders from the country raielully attended to, with punrtnality and dispatch, and by so doine I hope to merit a share of public patronage, ocil 1 O. P. L. BUTLER. Y. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jewel er, High street, hraxm use American and Neil House, Colum bus, vtto. Having purchased tbe entire) stock of Wil'lsm Savage, I will continue the bualneaa at the old stand, where I will keep a first rate ar aorment of WATCHKS. JKWKLRY, SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, CUTLERY, And a general variety ol FANCY tlMODB, For the present I ill reside In New York, and persona In want of gooda, n ay rely npon seeing all new patterns ot Jewelry ia my at'WR. With these assurances he hopes to retain tbe confidence of tha former pstroa of the concern, and of the cirixers genrslly. The Wttch Repairing will be attended to by W. M. Savage, loa known Inuiisaeclion as a fir.t rate workman J11I6 J. Y. SAVAGE, Jb. NOTICE. ITivinf disposed of my stock nf goods to air. Joha Y Sarare, Jr., I eheert-lly recommend him to all of my old caitomera,and the public generally. As it t absolutely necessary that my ontstsndinf business shoal- be closed, a'l persona knowing themselves indebted to B will esll and settle np. (JolOj W.N. SAVAGE. H- TJI 1 1 t 1 I 3 1 I i. IMT'l'--.'s,mNLi trjAttttMW aBfTfyW-asrisvrr-r aw sj - TRANSPORTATION. .ai ""'sanle ivv"vjil" .' Vti TOLEDO; NORWALK & CLEVELAND RAILROAD Ouen throuih.comnlotlna the last link In tha ensin 01 railroads between New York. Boston, fuiiadelphla. llaf. timoraand Washington City, and Chicago. Tbe only route by which thednntersof Lake navigation are ontlrely avoided. The quickest and best route between Columbus and Chicago and tha norinwesi. On and after Monday, April 11th, 1P53, passenger tralna will run dally (tsunaays excoptea), as 101 lows: Through Trains. Leave Toledo at 6:00 a. m. and 10:00 p. m. ' Cleveland st 9:li0 a. m. and 8:30 p. m Bellevue Trains. Leave Norwalk for Bellevue at 8:00 a. m. Bellevue for Cleveland at 2:00 p. m. Dav trains stOD st all stations. Nlulit trains will not stop at Townsend, Camden or Clyde, except to leave passengers, Connecting, Directly, At Toledo, with trains of Mirhiean Southern Railroad for Chi. cago aud tho west, and forming a una in connection witn i;ni- esgn ana Itock Island KullroaJ and steamers on Illinois river, to rit. Louis. At 11 llcvue, with Trnlns of Mad River and Lake Erie Road for nanduaky City, Dayton, Cincinnati, etc. At Monroevllle. with Sanduskv. Mansfield and Newark Railroad lor eanauaky city, ftneioy junction, uoiumous, nowara ana Zsneaville. At Grafton, with Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Road, for Cleveland, sticlhy Junction, columbua and Cincinnati. At Cleveland, with Luke Shore Road, via Dunkirk, for New Yon and via Iiuiislo.Ior New York, Albany, alao lor western rtoaa ana tsoston. With Cleveland and Pittsburgh Roud for Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Philadelphia, Baltimnrn and Washington City. PS Freight forwarded promptly, at fair rates. K. B. PHILLIPS, Su'pt. SurT'a OffiC- T. N. & C. R. R., Norwalk, O., April 8, ie5J. J 1TTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROADS. Scmmex Askavoemknt. roa 1853. Three Passenger 'trains Daily, (Sundays excepted) Hour of Vtparturt Changed Trains run by eolumbua lime, wnicnis seven minute faster lhan Cincinnati time. On and after Tuosdiiv. Anrll 5. and until further notice, Passenger Trnlns will lcaro the Depot on Kast Front Street, Cincinnati, a follow: Morning Express Train at 7 a. m ; Kvenlng Express Train at 5 p. m.; Hillsborough Train at 2.30 p. m. For Lin wood, Plalnsvlllo, Milford, Lovoland, Foster's, Deerfiold, Morrow, Fort Ancient, Oregon, Corwin and Waynesville, Spring Valley, Xenia, Cedarville, Selma, South Charleston, London, West Jeltorion, Columbus, Yellow Springs and Springfield. Returning will leave Columbus Evening Express Train at 4 10 p. m. Morning lis press Train at 4.30 a. m. Returning Irom Springfield, Trains will leave at i 30 a. m , and p. m Pai senders for Hlllaboro', Chilllcothe, and Intermediate points, will take the 2 30 p. m. Train Irom Cincinnati. Iicturning irom iiiusooro , at 1 ov a. m. The Kxptees Train, 7 a. 111. from Cincinnati, and 4.10 p. m., frum Columbus, will atop at West Jefferson, London, South Charleston, Xenia, Corwin, nnd Wayneavillo, Morrow, Lovcland, MillordSind Yellow Spilnga, only. Exonias Triln. fi n. in from Cincinnati, and 4.30 a. m , Irom Columbus, will slop at WeatJetTcrson. London, South Cbarlea. lon.flolma. Cudaiv.lle, Xenla, Spring Valley, Coyavlile, Corwin, and Waynesville, Oregon, Fort Ancient, Morrow, Deerflold, Foster' Water Station, Loveland, Milford, and Yellow Springs, OhJy- ... 1 he 7.30 a. m. Train from luuanoro', nno z p m. 1 ram irom Cincinnati, will atop at all way stations when rrquirrd. Lines ot Hack and uoaenca run in connection wiin no trains to tbe following towns: Lebanon nnd Deorfield ; Wilmington and Clarsaville.frora Morrow and Corwin j Goshen, and point above, trum Milford ; Dayton Irom Xenta. Tho 4 30 a m. Train Irom Columbus connects at Cincinnati with regular packets to Madison, Louisville, Kvansvllle, Nashville, St Louis, Memphis. New Or ears, Ice, See. Tho 'Plains connect with tho Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad at Cpringlleld; Columbus and Cleveland Railroad at Co. lumnns with Central Oh'o Railroad to Zsneaville, and lines of coachea from Zuncevlileto Wheeling. Ice. On Sundava but one train will be run, leaving Cincinnati at 2 110 p, m , and Columbus at 4 30 a m. fare from cotuuibu&tu Aenia 91.1v Do do Hillsborough Do do Sprinsfiold 1.90 Do do Dayton..... Do do Cincinnati 300 For other Information, apply to P. W. Stbadrb, Cincinnati. A. W. Ktabk, Xenia. C. U. Dxshlxb, Columbus. A. H. Lewis, Agent, Cincinnati. Wat, Wright, Agent, Springfield. T. Lodoh, Agcut, Columbus. WM. U CLEMENT, Superintendent. CBS Tha Comnanv will not be resuonslble tor bacnage ex cceuing fifty dnllara in valuo. uolcsa tbe asnie ia returned to the Conductor or Agents, and freight psld at tbo rato of a passage fnr every $500 in value above that amount. aprilb CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & CINCINNATI. AND CLEVELAND AND EKIB RAILROADS. Ciianok of Time. On and alter Wednesday, niarcn fin, raa-aenger Traina leave aa lollowa (Sundays excepted)! Cleveland lor uoiumDua ai a. m anu c:.iu p. m. Cleveland for Erie at 7 a. ni and 7:40 p. m. Cleveland fur Toledo and Chicago at Ur.'O a m. and 8:30 m. Erie for Cleveland at 3:S0 a. m. and 3:15 p m. Columbua fnr Cleveland at 12 m. and II p. m. Shelby tor Cleveland at 2:30 a. m. and 3:15 p.m. Shelby for Columbua at 12 m. and 12:40 p. m. FREIGHT AND STOCK TRAINS. Erie for Cleveland at 7:15 a. m. and 6:20 p. m. Cleveland for Erie at8:5 a. m. and 8:10 p. m. Cleveland for Columbua at 6:15 a. m. Columbus for Cleveland at 6:15 a. m. RAILROAD CONNECTIONS. At Erie, with the Erie nnd Runalo Road for New York and H oa ten, via Dunkitk, and tha New York and Erie Road, and via Kutlalo and tho Kuflalo and Albany and Hudson Kiver Koads to New York, and the Western Road to Boston : at Columbus, with the Columbua and Xenia and Little Miami Roads to Cincinnati; at Gallon, with tho Bellefontaina and Indiana Road to Marlon; at Shelby, with tho Sandusky and Newark Road ; at Grafton with tho Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland Road for Toledo and Chicago; aud at Cleveland, with tha Pittsburgh Road to Pittsburgh, Haiti- morn and Philadelphia. niAi.c tunnrxiiuwo, At Grafton, with Klvrin. Medina and Wooster; at New I. on- don with Ashland ; at Columbus, with Circlevillo, Chilllcothe and Portsmouth. L. M. HUP. BY. Agent, Cleveland. II. NOTTINGHAM, Agent, Erie. N. SOUTHARD, Agent, Columbus. J. P. DAVIS, Agent, bholby. Offl.-o Clnreland, Columbus and Cincinnati.) and Cleveland nnd Erlo Kallroad Co a., Clnvelai d Ma ch 7th, 1B.il. ) mar26 A. STONE, Jr., Superintendent. -NT-IT? A Ti OTT7 A X.T rrM UTTTVir1 A TTfYM TiV. UllJll O IJJAIU VVlH.II UU- W TWEEN PHILADELPHIA & LIVERPOOL. The Liver- pool and Philadelphia Htea nship Company Intend sailing their new ateamships as follows: CITY OF MANCHESTER, 8 125 tons, Capt, Hobert Leltcb. CITYOFCI.A-'lioW, 1,010 tons, Capt. William Wj lie. CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, 8,800 tons uow building). From Philadelphia. City ot Manchester Saturday, 93d April. City of Glaagow Saturday, Hth May. City or Manchester Saturday, 11th June, City of Glasgow Saturday, 2d July. From Liverpool. City of Glasgow Wednesday, 80th April. City of Mancheater Wednesday, 18th May. City of Glasgow Wednesday, 8th June. City of Mancheater Wednesday, 6th July. RATES OF PASSAGE. From Philadelphia. From Liverpool. Saloon alter Staterooms... 1 90 I Saloon after Staterooms, SO ga. ' . midship " ... m " midship " 13 ga. " forward " ... 55 1 " forward " 13 gs. Including steward's f, es. TIsIKn.CLAtS PASSENGERS. A limited number of third-clsrs Dassensors will be taken from Philadelphia and Liverpool, and found In provisiona. from fnuaiieipnia......f'j rrom Liverpool a Certificates of passage will be laaued here to ntrtb a who are desirous ol bringing out their friends at corresponding rate. Freight on fine goods 611 per ton, and coerce goods, hardware, etc., will be taken aubjret to agreement An experienced anrgeon will Do carried on eacn imp. For freight or psasg apply to THOMAS RICHARD.-ION, IS Broadway, New York, and 9 Walnut atiwt, Philadelphia. KictiAKUSun, Bitot bt-KS it tu, Liverpool. julS-dly FAST MAIL LINE. 15 hours fromColura-hua to Portsmouth On and after londy, Jane 2S, a MAIL COACH will leave Columbua for Circleville, Chilllcothe, end Portsmouth, at S o'clock in the morning, and arrive at Portsmouth at 8 o'clock ia the evening connecting witn ins River Packets to Pittaburgh and Cincinnati. Also, leave Portsmouth at 5 o'clock in th morning and arrive at Columbus at 8 o'clock la the eveninr daily. Ju26 KUE1DER HAWKE3. X. HOLSM. W. II. HOLXK S HOLMES & SON, Manufacturers and Im-. porter nf P.tl'FR HANtHM.!, Nt.Ui Main Street Cincinnati, Ohio keep i viti rn band a lrge and general aa-Mnnlnf WAI.I. PAPFR. RlHIDKH'S. FT H EHOAKD PAT- TKHsm. WIDK CCRrAI PAPER-I. Ac. BAND BOXES AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES all of which they efler to tha ...,mlr. trAm at the InVMt nriflrs. Psnnns vliirjne tba eitv in waatof setts for Parlor. Hall. Dining Rooms, or Chambers, will da well by calling on tha sab seribeVs at Ns). 1 89 Mala, third daer balaw Fifth atreet, I market rlpaee. snani-i j a INSURANCE. INSURANCE ON LIFE AND LIVE X STOCK, agalnat Ins or damage by Fill, and against tha perils of the Sea and Inland Navisation, on property of evory description, taken in Ihe following companies 1 UNION niCTlIAl, JLIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Cnpitnl 8130,000. OHIO I.IKK INSURANCE COMPANY CINCIN NATI.OIIIO, Cnpltnl ....$100 000. NEW ENULAND LIVE UTOCK. INS. COMPANY , NEW HAVEN, CONN. CivttnX 30,000. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O. Capltnl 9400,000. EQUITABLE FI11E INS. CO., OF LONDON. Capital 84.800.000. Risks taken on the most liberal terms, and all losses promptly adjusted. mar3-dly T. STOCKTON, Agent LIFE INSURANCE. STABILITY, SE CHRITY. PERPETUITY. THE MUTUAL LIFEIN8UR ANCE COMPANY OK NEW YORK, NO. 3S WALL STREET rSKT ACCCJil l.ATI- IS L'ASU FUNls, ttl.H(N).000. Securely Invested In Honda nnd M orlgncea oa Rent Estate, cblcflv in the citlea of New York and Brooklvn. (the real estate in each and ovory caao being worth double the amount loaned thereon.) all. tub rtivrua ake divided anonq the INSURED I And, on Policies for tba whole ol lite, will be mada available In part payment of premiums, aflertha dividend of 1853, to those who wish it. Annuities granted on farorabletorms. Loaaea aettled promptly. Pamphleta explanatory of the nrlnclnlea of Mutual Life lnaur- ance, and Illustrating Ita advantagea, with forms of application, may be obtained at tho offlce of the Company, 35 Wall Street, or aoy of Its agents. JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President. ISAAC A Bit ATT, Secretary. CUAS. GILL, Actuary. C. T. FLOWERS, Agent, at City Bank nXABflNIICO PHYSICIAN! Da. R. Thump8on, ".ii,. Da. R. L. Howann, Columbu: nov8-d(im TNSUItANCE HEAD-QUARTERS, Three X doors west of tha PoatofHce, up stslrs, Columbus, Ohio. .nn, Fire, Marine, nnd llenltn Ineurnnce. WARREN JENKINS. General Insurance A lent, reu trusts all persons wishing Insurance to call and luvestli'nte the claim ol tbo following companies to tholr unlimited confidence. IN LIFE INSURANCE he represents 1'ha Mutual Benefit, ol New York and Now Jeraev one of tha beat established and moatreliable companlesnow doing business In the United States. Assets about $1,500,000. Also Tbo American Temperance, of Hartford, Connecticut, Min ing ample security and many extra advantages to Terape-rauco men . Capita), 1 100,000. Also Tho Amerlcun Mutual, of Now Haven. Connecticut. This Company bas some features believed to ouerate verv bene ficially to the policy holders. Capital, fit', 000. Call and exam-Ino the statements and prospects ol each and all ot theae companlea, and aelret lor yourselves. IN EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE, the following oornoa- nfesare with confidence recommended as eminently deserving of unbounded confidence Tlio Franklin, nf Now York. Capital, 1300,000; The Etna, of Utica, New York. Capital, $170,000; Tho Springliold, ol Massachusetts. $150,0110; The City, of Cincinnati. Capital, $200,000 ; Tho Granite, of Ullca, New York Capital, $300,000; Tha Hudson River, New York. Capital, $:iU0,0b0; The Hensse'aer, New York. Capital, t'iOO.OOO: IN HEALTH 1NKSURANCE, tho People's Mutual H.iHllb Association, of Springfield, Mussaehusetta, Incorporated by the Legislature of Maasachusetts, ottitra testimonials of unqustiona-ble weight and credibility. Capital, $50,000. sepdtf-ly WARREN JENKINS, Gen'l Ins. Agent. CONVEYANCING and NOTARIAL Business warren JENKINS, Notary Public and Conveyancer, will attend to all cills in this line, at reasonable char- Jcs. Titles Investigated and abstracts ol titles furnished, to any andsln Franklin county, 00 short nutice. Ollico In Piatt's block south side of State atreet, up staira. eep29 ly COLUMBUS AGENCY KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Guaranty Fund, 4100 000. T'bis Company offers to the Insured all the security and sdvantsgeaoi the Mutual snd JolutbUock plans (as hereto-fore applied) combined, namely : Low rates ol premium ; an an oual return, tn cash, of the. per centagH rjqulred lorthecontln ge.ut risk ol tbe year; an adequate but notexceaalvr provision lor tbe tulurn security of members for the whole term ot tile, with an adequate Intereatln the accumulating fund aecuredto such members, at death, bycredlts upon their policies; aguaranty fund deaigned lor the permaneut aecurlty ol ahoiiterm mem-bnrs, and alao for the present security olthoseforthewhole term ot Hie. This is the only Mutual Llfelnsurance Company whose ratos of premium are fixed at a fair reduced standard, with a provision lor an annually fnoreesing accumulation ol funds(for future security) In exact proportion to tba amount of business and tha Increasing rlak Irom advancing age among the members. Pamphlets, Tracta, Ac., giving In dotal I tha plan and ratea ol the Company, furnished gratia, and appllcatlonsreceived, by I. R. TUTTLE, Agent. 8. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. orx.t-d E INVINCIBLE AND NEVER-FAIL- X ING REMEDY A certain cure for MAN AND BEAST. W. B. Fnrrell'a Celebrated Original ARABIAN LINIMENT. Thia extraordinary preparation ia not only far superior to all the Llnfmenta and Oininienta nuw belore the publio, but poasea. sea apecitic qualitlea entirely unkuown to the most learned of the Medical Faculty. Ita wide-spread celebrity baa brouyht out a host of article In Imltsti in ot it. with all sorts of nsmes, hut none ot them begin to compare with tbe superior,old-established Arabian Liniment. For tba Nervoiia Syatem it operates like a charm, soothing down ihe moat violent sgonles and pain in a lew miuutea alter its application. Mumps, Horn Thront and Brents. It speedily cause tho dissipation ol any possibility of matter forming lu the psrts, and bring about a regular and healthy action ot the glandular ayatem. A lfeviilalve, Anodyne nnd Balsam. In roses of Ruptured Muscles aud Teudous, It powerful revulsive nnd healing qualitica cauao the parta to unite without leaving Ihe least soreneaa or want ot power behind. In Bruises snd Swellings, it acts oh the princple of a counter Irritant and anodyne, relieving tbe pain almoat instartly, and reduces tha awellinga In an incredibly short space ol time. A Htlniulnnt nnd Nervine. It Is a stimulant Importing tune and vigor to tba whole nervous and muscular system. For Rheumatism, or any other inflammatory coudition ol tbe muscular syi tem or chronic stifibesa ot tho same, it steeds at tha very head of all the remedies ever ollered to the public, and none can equal It. Poisonous ltrplilrH, otc. For bite of poiaonou snake it may bo confidently relied ou aa a prompt and chVctual remedy, acling a a caustic and spe-cific In sucb hitherto latal casea. For Chilblains, Burns, Old Sores. Corns, Wart, Erysipelas, Croup, Nervous Headache, Sure Eyes, even to partial Bitndneee, it etiect are astonishing. The great advantage inia article posaesses over all other rem-ediea, ia Ita brief operation ou tho aystem. It cures quickly il la the most certain remedy in existence, and it is sold cheaper than any other medicine In use. We fearlt aaly aaacrt that thta great Arabian remedy will do morn good for leas money than any other Liniment or Ointment in Ibe world. For Horace nnd Cmtlo, Its effects are equally atriklng and sa'utary. In Sweeny It haa no equal, being an iolallible curei also, in Poll Evil, Big Head, r inula, Spaviu, Ualls, Strains, Bruises, Scratches, Wounds, no matter bow bad, Sore Eyes, even to blindness, swellings of every deacrlptlon. and many Indammatory disease. COUJSTKKFltlTrs, COOTEltFElTH. Bcwsroof a baso Counterfeit called II. U. Farrcll Arabian 1. 11 lint nt. Thiaspuiioua article ia aold byeo-naaa "Farrell a I luimenr," to thoso whe are not can-tul to call for the genuine W. U. Farrcll' Arabian Liniment. Alwaya ask lor W. it. FAR-REI.I.'S ARABIAN LINIMRKT.atid take no other. Tba genuine Arabian l iniment Is sold by DENIO A UaHRY, I. It R.T. COOK, O. HoltERTr) A- CO, and WM FAURENliOl.TZ, Columbus. J. P. Uatellns, Carroll; Jnibua Belts, Cottage Mills; Cherry II StimmoL Lockboumo, T. Jones J. Bro., London ; O H Bliss It Co , West Jeflerson. K. Geoheg aa, Baltimore; E. L. Slocum, Lancaster; J.N.Wilson, Newark; Page At Ingram, Newark ; Spi-aeer A Channel, Bolincgrren; Joha D. Parke. Cincinnati : And Dragaiit and Merchant eenorally. la tha United Stela and Canaaa. mar83 CEASONED LUMBER, LOW FOR CASH. lO Tba tubtcrihert baro on bnod a In II HMortmrat of ca aVjnfMj lainber mud ihloglea of all kinds for baitdiog purpoaet. Tbey bare lo, la Jdilioa trt lhir UiwriDj oiu hintt, pot 1 operttun oneexprefily lor itirfacfnf, snd are prrpmred to fsr nitb, on thurt niwitv, laniberdrtMd o 000 or bolb fides, from 2 inchrs down to titli n inch tn thickness. Yellow sod white pine, nb and ok flooring sIwsts on hud. All orders from d.tanr prvmptlT attended tn. WarehoaM and Lam ber Yard b?ad of tliec.nt, Coiambu. Ohio. pi liUl lXKH, COMSTOCK k. CO. WRITING FLUID. This article wiJI not corrode, and flow (rrelv from the nen. aad I worthy the attention of banker, lawyer, and a 1 other roosaaaera ol Ink. It cannot be erased bv acids. For sale br the pint or gal lon by IsepwO) JOUN R.COOK. f fPIMTS t .. Ut-- . v-r, Pn.virr tv-rnai VU.1 I urVULVSlo n.. r t) Onsnans. On and after Mon.-av, the 7lh hut, aa Omnibus hoe will ma between Bhspter's Tavern ia Prank into, aad tba Amencaa Hotel. fare 3 Cents anly. Leave tbe Aoaarlcaa every hour daring the day, eocnnaeeeing at 6 40 AM. Leava chapters every hoar during tbe day.eoranvneing a 7, A. M. Gentlemen will b expected to nay ia change, or call at tha office and purchase ticket. B. O. BEAM. mar. o. au. "VIEW BOOKS At J. II. RILEY & CO'S Xl Discoveiiea anions the Rain or Km. vea end Babylon, with Trav, 1 in America. Kaidina and tea Desert, b-teg tba result ot a sseond e.jdiUi,a. By Auaien U. Layard, M. t. White, Bed . rtlark ; ia-tcbea ol Amencaa t-ociety ia uaa Cad-ted etate; by Francis an.l Teresa Palakyj S vol. Amabel, a Family History ; by Elisabeth Wcrsnley. A very fascinating book. Just received at tba Mew Rook store of mn j. a. eilit a ca 1 !