Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1853-06-06

              VOLUME XVI. NUMBER 279. THE ftaih) (Dl)io Stale Journal IS PDBLISnED EVERY EVENING, EXCEPT SUNDAY, SCOTT ft BASCOM. fODBItAti BDILDINQM, BIUU AND HAUL ITSBItT XHTOAItOI OX Clad TERMS Invariablyin advance: In Columbul, M.00 ayoorj uj man, ru.w. shuij uunug ins session or no legislature, ui Trl-Woekly fhr the remainder of the Tear. CA.OO. TUB WEEKLY JOURNAL la furnished to city lubacrlben at 13, and by mall at f 1.60a year. Clubs of four and upwarda, SI. 20; ui leu nun upnamn, 1TP1..UU, TUB TRl-WEEKLY JOURNAL to 3.00 a year. RATES OF ADVERTISING IN THE DAILY JOURNAL. The following ratea and rule, hare been agreed upon between the proprietor of the Ohio Stat'tman and the Ohio Stall Journal, to uq uumii-tcu in an cases, alter uiu uate. JUty OJ, loiv.j One square, flO lines or lea. of thl. sited type, for one Insertion, wwi , vwa.u -uuii.uutu iiueruuu, ajn. - 1 1 H 1 1 11 11 1 m nnennvaH So 8c So 'to fe 1 square, 1 20 2 25 3 004 006 00 6. 8. 8. 10. 16. 18. 2 squares, jl 87 8 87 5 006 O08 00 . 10. 12. 15. 7777 t square., 2 60 4 60 60 8 00.9 00 loT lST 14. .. 77 77 lsquaro, 8 006 608 000 OOiloTlu 1418. I .. 77 77 Br tbi Tsi a I dally, 80l dally, 130 Btandlns card. 6 lines or less, for one Tear HO. No advertiriement to be considered by the year, onlesa specified on the manuscript, or previously agreed upon between the partiea. Advertisements not marked on tbe copy for a specified number of insertions, will be continued one month, unless ordered out and payment win tw exact BcvoruiuKiy. All advertisements from strangers or transient persons to be paid in advance. Tho privileges of yearly advertisers will be confined rigidly to their regular business ; and all advertisements not pertaining thero- wy w uw uniu lur exira. AdvertUeuinnts for Auctioneers, General Agents, Ileal Estate Ants, &o,, not to be contracted for by the year, but to be charged Ujr tilt pieVU, U. llaU UKUHJ nttefl. Announcing candidatos (for offices of every description) to be charged at the rate of fifty cents per week, for each namo ; the same w uw, iii mi uaxen. ptuu in auvancet Attorneys will be holden for the price of Inserting advertisements broairht in hv thern. Publlshem not accountable for the accuracy of legal advertisements beyond the amount charged for their pub- Jll-fJHlUIl All leaded advertisements to be charged not less than double the above rates, and measured as if solid.- Advertisements on the inside exclusively, to be charged at the rate of 50 per cent. In advance of iiiw uuuvu rnun, No ADVIRTI8tSfE.Tr OAS BR INSERTED ORATTTlTOnBLT. township, and other public meetings, and such like, to be charged half price. . Deaths Inserted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral luviiacioDs or ooituary notices, ana wnen so accompanied, to be paid for. All persons sending communications or requiring notices of fairs, soirees, concerts, or any public entertainments where charges are uiado for admittance, and all notices of private enterprises, can only be inserted with the understanding that the same are to be pam iut. ji inumaea to ue inserted m tne editorial column, the same will be chargod at the rate of not less than 20 cents per line, w.v wmij " usu !M,i.uuiituiCU vj Ml U Of blSVLUeiiV. 6rat tcam printing Jiousc, J01RAL ItCILDI.VCS, HIGH ST., COLCJIKIS, OHIO, BCOTT & BASCOM, PROPRIETORS. ENCOTJRAGKD by past success, tho subscribers ro-spuctfully call the attention of tho Public to tbe superior fneilUirtttht-y now prmsess for exiuting every description of PRINT. INU, in tlie flrat style of the Typographic Art. lluring for years been constantly aldiug to and enlarging their Entublitiliiiient, they ran at present boast of an office worthy of the Capital of this great ntiite. Tho various departments havo been arranecd with special reference to tho neat and expeditious execution of ALL hlNI'o UK HOOK AND JO II PKINT1NU, from a card of a single lino to a voluntttof a thousand pages. The different descriptions of work are carried on in separate apartments, each division being under the charge of careful and experienced hands. A sketch nt the premises may convey some idea of the extent and facilities or tne journal btkaji r HiNTiau uoubk. THE BOOK AND PAMPHLET DEPARTMENT, Occupying the enaterii front of the tliinl floor, is fur-nt.lled with extensive routs or ail tne uewent styles of letuir, from Diamond to Pica, and provided with every thing roquWte for the r.tpid and accurate compoNifion of Lftra, MetlirtUi ThrpUitfictU ant Miitrlliinmm Work); ir;urt.i, Srrmont, By-Lam, 'anoif i J, Latetrr's Briefs, and Pamphifls of every kind. In this department, we print books in all the hruuehea uf Literature, for Publishers and Authors, as well as for Colleges, College Societies, Seminaries, and tther Public Institutions. Many of the works bearing the imprint f till, oflii'e have met with the most nattering testimonials, as to their accuracy and typographical beauty, even from the nrst pnb ushers iu Boston and other eastern cities. Among these we would notice frttnus' ComwiMtary osj tu HtvltUvrit Catechism, 20ta Vol. Ohio Reports, Tht Volume of the WorUl, Plain Thoughts on Secret Satieties, Rrunntr on French Nouns, Dr. (rleason's Lectures on Lift and HeiiUh Poems by Mrs. C. A. Chamberlain, Christy's, Chemistry of Agrtcutturs, &o. &e. MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS. Wo pay particular attention to this class ol work, and ire printing some of the best Periodicals, among which we refer with latistactiuu to Tht Western Literary Magazine, Tht Ohio Journal of Eilucalion, Tt Art, Annual Proceedings I. O. O. t, Journals of Episcopal Conventions, Tht Beauty of Holiness and Sabbath Miscellany, Tht Ohio Cultivator, ko. to, THE JoTsOOK Occupies tho middle part of the third floor of the Journal Building, and contains an Immense assortment of all tha various kinds of Type for the printing of Cards, Checks, Certiucatea, Circulars, llaudbills, Showbills, Bill Heads, Posters, Programmea, Large Hills for Country Merchant, Concerts. Exhibitions, &o. &a In this department, our olnce Is unsurpassed in fullness and completeness by any in the West, and we are oontinually receiving all tlie most beautiful fonts of new Type from the various Foundries, and intend to let nothing escape us which will add to the reputation already acquired. THE NEWSPAPER DEPARTMENT Occupies the west end of our spucious Composition Rooms, which are 13) feet in length, and lighted by GO gas burners THE PRESS BOOM Containinff a numlier of the most approved TOWER 1'ltKSSK.S of IIOK'S and ADAMS' Patents, la en the first floor. Our Presses print every description of work, from tha smallest Card :n the Double Mammoth Poster, and are all driven by STKAM POWKIl. W.can produce the most brilliant and attractive Show Card, and other Fancy and Ornamental Printing, in Colore, or In Gold, Silver and other B rouses, far more ahowy and effective, and much less costly than Kngraving having all the Improvements necessary to render our Printing neat and attractive. THE BOoFilNDERY Occupies the whole width of the second floor, mid is oxr. ucsniitn An rwssrv rtrr in length, Including the Fohilng and Itiilliig Boom, on tbeeastern front. It Is well furnished with expen sire machinery from the East, among which are Adams' largest and bwt Power Embossing Presses and band Lettering Presses, with an ample supply of Hrass Typa, Hies, Combination Ornament, and Borders, for fancy bindings in Cloth and Morocco; also other ma-chinerv, for Isiw and Standard work, from whk'b, with the aid of finished workmen, w. are not only enabled tn execute any amount of work for the trade, rapidly and of superior quality, but also the rebindingof Books, Magazines, PertaUcaia, Sheet Music, Pamphlets, etc., in any required style and finish. In Ihe Iti.ANK Book Department, wc have nickok s best Ruling Machine, of the largest capacity, with every appliance for furnishing any required pattern in ruling, however Intricate ; also McAdsms' Patent Paging Machine, now very popular in the Public Offlree, and with Bonkers Merchants and Accountants at tha East, for paging all kinds of Blank Books after they are bound, in a rapid and superior at) le. We are also constantly supplied with a large stock of tne best qualiry of Writing and Blank Book Papers, of everv else, from the best American and Foreign Manufacturers, and can furnish f totee, Counties, Banks, Railroad and other Cor potations. Societies and th. Trade, with Blank Books hi any quan titr, of any quality and site, made by superior workmen, ami warranted perfect, whk-h we are willing to compare with those of any establishment East or West. STEREOTYPING Of every description is also earrWsl on at this noose. Author! wishing to perpetuate their work., are enabled, by n comparatively sliehl addition Is the first cost, to leaue subsequent editioas at th. mere coat of paper, pres. work and binding. Leads east of any measure and thickness for the trade. Heads for Newspapera, env en Magaiinea, Ac, atereotvped In good etvVa Particular attention paid to Ihe stereotyping of wood cuts THE COUNTING ROOM ... Is on the first Uxor, fronting on High street It is here that all enter, of eastnavr are received, .11 contracts anade.aad all the bmsniss of tbe sMahltsfi merit transacted. Persons dndring Printing or Binding dooa will here And Jpacuuenaof ail thevarioue etykea. We have nearly On. Hundred rersonsemraped in our rsrinaseepvui.ee u. at the Uigheat Waces, among whom are many of the meat skillful Workmen in the buMiwea, and aU feeling on rntt n any wort hearing the hn print of this office. This, combined with the practical axprheone end persocod snperrbno. of the Senior Pmprtrtor, enablea o confWentlv to invite the attention of the Public generally toour STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISH! KNT, helirTinc that aowbere els eaa they secure Better W ork or Better Terms. CHARLES SCOTT, j M IL T. BASCOM, j "o"""- CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS-Ware.bj. cVG. FOSTER, Importers, and Wkoie-ealeaosl Retail Dealers in Crockery, China, anal Glassware; Waiter, Tray, Lamp. Ceilry, Spoon a, Af e Act Jonmal BaUdrng, High atreet beta era Town and Burr etc eta, Colum. hn. O. t have enatetaat'y est hand larre end well eeleeted stock of the ah r tiooda, ui to which w shall make farre additions daring the (nmni Ppriaf . try onr own direct iegportntiorj trot Earope. making onr stork fvr variety and extern net serpa.se d la the ar. ete.in eessatry. Beyiag eatr gnoda direct fmnt snann-tsetnrra in Enrope mm4 taie enntry, we can. and will, sell all Goods ia oar tiaa as lew or JeaKrthea aay hoasa west at New Tot. We hare always ea haasl larre aal eoesplrat osanlmiat cf U-asrra. wetea are eaa sell eery low to aValf-re; alao, a snpe-Dsr aseortsBeait of Laaaaa, Csaleeeleks G-raatolee, Waiter, Tea aaai Bread Traya. Spnowa of an kmd ; Kaere. and Farts, Leartma, Brittaafa Warn, Tea Bella, I Bene Globes, Chhnan-Ts and Wleke, ate, NEW-YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. FSOM W.H la'PONALP'ssDrSnHSINOllQI SIt, 102 NASB1U ST, N. the only genuine: nlao, lor bla celebrated Musk Brown Windsor, auu omor roiiet sosis i Bear a grease, clarillud marrowt, abav- in. creams, military ahavlti oao. eto. fhey are constantly Importing the finest qualities of Engll.h and French Hair and 'loath Brushes, shell, born and itutlalo Dressing Uombs, and every description ol good. In the Fancy and Perfumery linn, which they will sell at the lowbst cash PntCES. Price lists end sample, teuton when applied fur. Merchants will Hod It well worth their wliilo to give them e call w. J. uavis a uu., No. 40 Courtland .trnet. New York, marg3-3m-M Salt Agmtt for the United Statu. GEO. M. TRACY & CO., 84 William St., Corner of Maiden Lane, New York, IftlenaTKBS OF GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. In thl. eitabllihment. belnir the larsn.t In the eitv. mnv hn iuuuu a Jargo ana wen seiectea .tocR, consisting in part ol ncn tcarl.and cravats, hntlorv. sloven, under aarmects. sutuonders. .luvas, liunuun ana napoieon lies, anirts ol an qualities, etc. liavlug been engaged in ttii. business the lait twenty year., comment t. unnncessai y, at they have mads such arrangements in Europe that they aro receivlm bv almost everv ateamer the choicest gondt tho market ult'.ird-, and purchatora need only call to satisfy thrmtelve. that cvory article In the turnithing line uinjr uc iuuuu uern. leo-JO-jm-H PATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRAS- M- SEd. Msde Undnr a now and nacullar nriuesa. fnr Prlvst. fweiuugs, iiouiis, oteamooais, Dnips, eto. are oflured tu the public, alter a tnnrouuh trial, a. thu best and cheapest known, 'lliey possess many and great advantages, luuug viiii;ii iniiy uu ineniionea mo loi'owing, viz I 'i'hey are cheaper than hair: will retain their elasticity always: aro proot agBfntt all kinds of vermin i tire preventer., a. well m relievers of ihcuinatmin , aro tweeter and far more cleanly than any other: am easily renewed: are vsluubln ea Lite Pre serversa oertn mattrats ol inn material bt-lng .uttlclently buoy, ant to uitain a nnrson sevorsl davs. They will be found desirable (ur foreign markcti, particularly for California, Australia. China, and thu Islands in the Pacific Ocean, bearing close packing, and on opening returuing to their unguis! uui. rurasjeDy D0RKMU8 & NIXON, Sole Agent., No. 21 Park Place, and 18 Murray timet. N. Y. L"wVT UDholttmrS. carrif.uA misUrnrB anH nthnra. tiinnllpr, txlth iu" reiiiug uy mil jiuuun. E r i lie train ccnorsi v suuu lied at a libnral d scount & Wn are Dorunfud to uie the names of the folioninir urn .iviituu, wuu umo uiru anu approve 01 ine aruciesi George I.. Schuyler. Eia.. Charles Davis, Ktq., Rev. H. W. Bellows, Robert J. Rankin, Etq., Nicholas Dean, Etq., J. Green Pearson, Etq., Klihu Tuwnnend, Etq., U. Prewer, M. D., J W. Br.dtbaw, M. D.. Cauiain Joseph J. Comstock, Captain Hazard, Buffalo, Captain Uolllster, Com. U. S. Mail Steamer Baltic Iebl89m- TIN i MPT V n nrvrTAr'T fUAIMOFT? j m u u s jr s. j viixiiMuuii. X-J FUNIllTUKE. MATTIIE W8 & STACY. 556 Broad- way. curuer coring .treot. new r orx. ounoeite sr. mcnoiaa no- tel. Pretcott aud Callamore Houses, now otter at wholeaale and retail, the moat extensive sstortment of Enameled Furniture to y.a nlinJ In 1 1... lnt. A U ...... -t I ..l.l-.UW. I.. 1 .. .t.. . ,, . , : . ' ' "I" ' uneuini, cerpennne, upn i.ottaiie. uign roil ana otner pat- terns. Also, Kotewood. Mahogany, Oak and Black Walnut cham. ner and parlor tuitea. am - M. at S.t dovoting themtelvct exclusively to the manufactories department of this business, atture purchasers they can procure oi mem wen a-aftonea, auraDie and elegant turnuure, at price. varying irom ec.2 to aouu per suite n H.lio connection with any other arm In the city. fb9-;im-M HEW SILK HOUSE TULLER, HUTCH- a i ma et i.asKi.L, importers and Wholesale Dealers, VI Lib erty, N. Y , are now receiving and opening a very large and en- urciy new sioca ol MII.KS AND FANCY DRY GOOD. comprising dreta silks, dre.s goods and trlmminaa. bonnet and tatleta ribbons, tbswls, kid, tilk and Llile gloves, white good., taeca and erabroldenea. together wltn a general assortment ot every variety of goode in their lino; ca.h and time buyera from every section will find this a veiy desitable stuck, and at low prices. W. G. TttLLBB, Cthpiikn I.asbll, Wn. S. llUTCHivs, Wm. D. Uaht, II. M. McConKLB, febS-3tn-M All late with Bowcn tt McNamee. I7HENCH FANCY & STAPLE GOODS. L 11 ('iNI! KW, DtPtY fc CltlillA.NUB, 73 William sire i, witw Tors, importers and Wholt-tale Ur-ahTs in French Fancy Goods, have now in stoma id aro receiving by every packet trum Havrr. a largo and Hfiimbl a-arrtment ol snods tor iba tpnnn irnn', wnirii mnv oner to the trade at the lowest market prices. Ainuna ihfii toc tuny he lunnd AvHte, silK. d'trm, Yen i anil t,j -r -ij bfnHii rtfrru- tlon caps, HO and SB, riotied and ribbed and sj.iliti funs of all dscrljt ions, a uiostcompleteaisortment; bruaht-a trelh nail, hair andshavtug; accunivoui and tiutiuas ot the ino t superior quHllty ; purses silk, buck and cotiou i kid and leather garters ; mmauon jtiweiry, none nract-iist yi sjooas eio. suspenaprs, from low to high prices, a complete assortment; silk guards, steel pens, neat chains, violin striugs, ete.,Ho ; s;nnie ba..t dlcet j mirrors, f yelets, penholders, etc ; together with many other tan. ey articles. leoii .nn-m flNEN GOODS. Tho subscribers, Import jbLsJ ers ot Liorns, etc., offer tor sale a lull assortment ol the moit approved mnutactures, consisiiuy id part as lollows t Kron aud bleaehe-d uiNpurand dmak, all widths. Table cloths, nt all qualities and S'Xi'S. Napkios and doylies Huowdrop and satin dimask. llirtlai-ye Diapers narrow to very wide, and from coarse to very nne. Fillow cases, linens and sheetings. Dftllinfts .'lain and fancy Irish, French and English. Hollands Hrown, hlearh- d, blark and slate, rantalooo Linens 7 8 and 4-4 blay and yellow. Linen cambric handkerchief., a large variety. Whirling Linens Light, medium and heavy. Printed Shirtm Linens Choice and now patterns. Mosquito Netting. GR KEN WAY, BROTHERS St CO., febl-3m-M 24 Park Place and 19 Harclav st .N. Y. GILLIES & BYRlE, Manufacturers of liNAM GFaED OHNAilKNTAL COTTAGB AND I'HAMIIBIi FLHMITl KK, 4VJ Hroadway. eatt side, be low (iraitd atreet. man ut actor? Vo. 4tf ureene street. lMew York. take pleaaureln lritnrming the citiEcns ot Columbus and its vicinity, tlut the? siill continue to sell a warranted first class arti cle at prices so luw as to oiler the greatest inducements to all wno intent pun nosing, ia can on us re r ore maaing up meir bills. All articb a orl-n d at our establishment warranted to be cous true ted throughout ot kiln dried wood, and nt tbe best qual Ity ot materiala. B ittg the tirtt to manufacture this furniture in the United Sutra, years of experience has enabled us to produce an article that is at once a perfect combination ot beauty and utility. Reins; engaged exclucivcly tn this one line, we have the largest assortment in thla country, made after tbe latest Parisian and lull an styles. Reing tbe most varied and unique assortment ever before oflvr d, the most particular taatea In regard to color, snading, ornamenuns', etc., etc., can eiways nesuitea. Ail orders throuif a tbe Poet promptly attended to. Mattreasfs, feather beds, pillows, paMaiases, etc, at the shortest notice. ureateat care taien in .Mixing;. im.i.ir a at Diunr.. No.4'J Hrnndwny, eatt side, oelow urand street, n. T. Will remove on My 1st to No. 540, a lew doors above Fpring street. janvn-tim- n WILLIAM SIMPSON, Manufacturer and Dealer in Kl KNITI7KE AND DPIIOT.HTRRV. In all iu branches, wbolesa'e and retsil. No.. 8U Bowery and Ki he.fr atreet. New York. The CHSAPEST FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT in the I'nitrd Males. Suu-rior roseeood turniture In solts. In brocatelle, plu.h, etc, ere; alto, a very extensive stork of mahogany, black walnut and other furniture, which he warrants equal lo any in the city, tn which he calls Ihe particular attention of country mcr-cbanta and others. M H. Iiooda carefully packed and shipped to any psrt of th. world. Jnv6-:lm-M "INDIA RUBBER GOODS. The subscriber JL would respectfully call the attention of hia old enttomeraand merchants throughout tbe United H tales and Canada to his st ick ol Robber Goods, manulactured by himself expressly fur the spring trade ol 1853 Hi. stock ot til. 11 lib a t.i.ui sis.s. narticnlarlr deserviua ul iospertlon : aa it has never befcra been so complete, nor th articles more perfect An Btxtrnaive raiecm wt CoU, Carriage Cloth, Machine Belting, Capes, Wading fants. Engine Parking, panta. Piano Cuvera, Lite Prrcrvera, Overalls, Glove, Air Ralls, Lesaines. Cant. Whina. and eveiy description of Rubber Good", constantly on hsnd. The above are warranted to tt.nd any climate, and will b sold at most reasonable price. Ordera solicited, and promptly attended to by D. HODGMAN. It BtiarB Ltts,sm cnnKT imm nrnaawsy, Janl9 3m:at and 59 Naaaaa atreet New York. F1 LOOR OIL CLOTHS A LB HO cV HOVT. No 79 and 4 Johsi stbbbt. Nbw Yobbt, Mnnnfactnrera of Floor Oil Cloths. Offer tj tne trade, oa Uberal term, a general assortment ot the abov- gooda tn varices width, ot 1 ft, 3 ft t, 4 It 6, S It 3, ( It, It, la It, 1 It, If tt. o xt it: io. CAKKIAUH V1L. fJLU I H3, la width ol 3-4th, 7-Sth and 4 Albs; alto, Table I II Claiae, 4-4tba, a-4tba. talMikt wtda. These good are well eeaaoaed and will endure any climate. Janl8-3ai:BI SPRING GOODS, ISM. Wm. H. Knoep-rat. 99 Wtlllsm str-s-t New Tork, Importer and Jobber in Frenrh. German. Euglirk and Domestic Gotdt, for Tailors and clothiers, ba reonvesl by sate errtvale, a large and well nlecied stoca in (eermsB, EngHih and French cloth, of all grade and style. Mohair eoaonta, drop d'ete, aoeea'a cloth, alpaet and worsted eo.tln.a, cheaeretre. Mix- d and r biased sepavr elorn. ptam ana iwuiea. Faesry Frrwch and Barnalry drill. Bmwa and yllow has-na Fan-y plaid and tigered Marseille. Wkiaeawd Bntr do do Dr.. tik and Hera en tiara, tosrtaer with aa extensive assort merit 4 triatmiaes .ad other goods Bumble lor the Clothiaf Trade, oa the most favorable tervn. Partiealv caah or abort time bayera, and all who stndy their tBBsrrsta, will eaui aad exaaaiaa ku otock Before parebaalng euhr jaausiy:BI I rwf lirnntl i ktmn mm r. . ri r. r. I . ."r..T : I TV CM rVT ISi". M r" ARTjIlVflTflW A nn.mtri X W. J. AVI 4i CO. beg to remind merchant, and VV Nlrili, LAMPORT & CO., No. B Park Place, New York, I , LW 0tfVm Buildings), will attend toprofet. dealer, that they are th...ol,. sgentt" or being eainVlvVly enaaged In the Publishing, Bookselling and ,'om1 u"""' ."J tho 8"" Bd lr,dB?' J"1' ' '"V " ? - H. V. CLRiVKHia imu I VI 111) nnNIi V RA1P. s,..,i,..l i . iM.., ZB.Atm.tnmtt ot Insursnee and ot patents. Janl,'53dly NEW YORK ADVERTISEjIEiYiS. T. A0 W. H. M'DONilD'l ABVBBTISINQ HOPS!, 108 NA9SAU-ST.,N. V. Stationtrv Butimm: arn urPDamd to ti&vT everv THrietv ot (foods ! In tli el r line on tlin most liberal terms. Their own Dubllciaione em race many valuable ana popular misceuannou worsis, io- ToT.iu'din0; O. L. t Co. are gfin'r wiin sn unnvaiea seiecuun 01 srnuoi UutilmrA'a AaialitaitAfl aurlna nf ArHthtntiai alto large dealer, in and snanulacturera of every variety of and Letter Pauera. which thoy oBor nt manufaolurera, whole- ale price.. Urdere from the Trade reapectluiiy solicited. apn Jra rder.,rom the Trade re.pec.fuuy .onciq. tyum NDIA RUBBER GOODS. THE UNION In- .,.,... w,h. Mo in H.... ,ir,.t . dia Kobbbb Co., WarehouaeNo. IB Nassau street, New York, extensive manufacturers, under Goodyear's patents, of cunts, i.ue rreservcra, riano uover., Capet, Air Beds, Tarpaulins, Caps, Pillow., Surgical and Army A Navy Goods, Cutbiont, Chemical Apparatus. Tne iiooda made oy tni. comnany are warranted to atana nil cumate., and are superior to those maue under any otner patent. u. ai. wiLoun, rreaiuent. r . M. chbpabd, J rcasurer ana secretary. apo jm-l T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF U UBY GOOD W I 0. O. WILSON & CO., Imnortera and Jnbbera ot Dry Goods. No. 12 Courtland Street, (opposite the ATotlonal and Wctltrn Hotels), and Non. It and 13 Dry Street, NEIV YORK. Invite the attention of Wholksalb Butkbs to their very large assortment ot goods, which is kept complete at all lesson, of toe year ny tne addition ot all tbe new style, and laurica mat am constantly arriving by "steamers" and "packets." Wo have large deosriments devoted exclusively to tbeaaleof clothe. Caitimiree. Vcitinc. Tailors' Trimnruc. White Goods. Ho siery, Ores. Goods, Shawls, Ysnkee Notions, Domestics, etc., eto. In addition are diap'nyed large lines of prints, including MurnmBCsann uochecos, utngbams. Lawns, Bprages, mack and other ataple Silks. Murinoa. Bombazine.. Aloaca.. and the nu meroua other ariicle. appertaining to the Dkv Goods Tbadb Also, agenta for the talo of 11 iioylt'a Royal Patent swanidown Sewing Cotton " wn invite the attention of the clotett buyera lor catb or cream. niarlBlv-M I7A1RBANKS' PLATFORM SCALES. J- Lonur known Scverelv tested Always right Tho ac- I knnwIpHirRH alnnilaril Agnnta-D ECKKll ot BIBBS, Columbus. mars arn-M BILLIARD TABLES. The subscribers offer lor aale Table, ten ner cent, less than any other es tablishment In the city of New York, with improved cloth or patent India Rubber cushion., which are preferred to All olhera now in use by tne neat p avers in tne united state, tor correct ness and elasticity, and are warranted to stand In their place for yoar., witnout repairing, iientiemen witning to purchase la-blea of all deacriutions. with Marble. Mahogany or Pine Beds. can nave ineiroruersnuea tne .sme as 11 mty were present, oy i aaaressing us Dv mall. Alwaya on hand, taniea, cloths, nana, cues, French leathers, pockets, pool boards, and cue wax of the i nest uescnotion. reaav ior sniuuina ai ine snonesi notice. UiilFFITIl DECKER, mnr9-3m-M U0 Ann street. New York. I . I "n att mL u :v u..: 1 i w'vui. aiib Buusuriuei, ut-'lllg turguiy cut"-" 1 KJ fed In Ihe tall business in the city of New Yuik, would In form merchants and contumert that he keeps conttantly on hand, Aahton's, Wortbingtun'. and other brauda of Liverpool tine salt; Liverpool ground alum do.; Turks' laland, Bonaire, sr. unea anu other Bleu, coar.o aalt. and refined ground roca aalt, in baga of 15 and 7 lbs; also mineral and Ashton aalt, in tbe same sized bags; also, caaea and bags of Saline do, and caae. or ground rock do, tor sale upon tho most tavorable terms. 0rder,"e,ollcited,Mdpro At hi. Salt Warehouse. 101 and 103 Broad street, and 207 Washington street. fobl-iSm-af TENHAM, WHITNEY & CO., No. 272 -A-sV pearl street, New York, manufacturer, of PLAIN, JAPANNED fc PLANISHED TIN WARE, and Dealers in Hardware. Britannia and Glassware, such as Ta bic Cutlery, Britannia Urna, Tea and ColToa Pots. Csndlestlcks, Tsule Cantors, Soud L.dlrs, Fluid and Oil Lamps, Pitchers, Turn. biers, Table and Tea Hpoons, Plated and Oermsn-silver Spoons, Fork, and Ladlea; Tinned and Enameled Sauce-Puna. filaslin Ketths, Fry Pane, rhovel and Tongs, Sad Irons, Iron and Brnta wire, llrn.s Kettles Sheet iron, I in I'late, mock tin, Antimony, eto. All goods carefully packed ana ttarrantta. Iebl6-:ira H TIILLMAN & NEAR1NG, 105 William JL J. street. New York, wholesale ricl-rs In HII.K AND ltlll.l.INEILV tJOODS. invito those visiting the chy lo exsmloo Ihelr choice and care- tuny seiectea siock oi ys., swi JW..IH, . ,- ces, tc. KmbracinB the Isrgett asiottineut necostary Mr tu,' We etler advantages to those buying for CASmor AFPROV- nu tjlULLUi . janinjin- YOUNG & LEAVITT, 169 BROAVWAY. NEW YORK, (opposite John street,) Importert and V' alert in WATClTKet, DIAMOND JEWELRY, fluid Pens, Plated Ware. Fine Cnt'ery. GUNS, PISTOLS POWDER FLASKS, Shot Belts and Pouchet, Qamt Bags, FAOCY tiOODS, Arrordeona, Violin Hiring, Plated or German eilvor Forks, Spoons, etc, etc. Jinl8 3m-M HROOKS' GREAT EXHIBITION PRIZE M.J THREAD. This sis-cord Thread, made principally Irom Sea Island cotton, is warranted not to kink or knot in aewlng and the alrongest and amoothett In tha world. It is now taking the lead ol all other make. FOR SsLE BY Tweedy, Moullon At Plympton, Hunter, Buckley ec Co., Calhoun, Vanderburgh & Co., Lee, Fenton A Phelps, Avery, Uillsrd It, Co., Henrys, Smith Sc. Townscnd, W & J. Morrison dt Co., John Martin, jr., A Co., Freeland, Stuart St Co., Ol.tlin. Mellon St Co., Lord, Warren, Salter Si Co., Greenway, Brother, dr. Co., George Opdyae St Co., L. V. Klrby Co., Laih'op Ac Ludinatun, Hurlbut, Ain.wotth si Pierson, John Steward, jr.. At Co., Smith, Carey & Mosely, Brooks. Brothers it Co . etc. And by all tha lesding Jobbers, Ac, in New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore. teblti 3m-at T3REMIUM PIANO FORTES. GROVES- X Tr.KN Sl CO.. No. 481 Broadway. New York, would call the attention ot thnte about purchaeuig to their splendid stock of u, to TKi octave Pianos, which they believe cannot be excelled by any o'hrr In the city, either In tone, 6nith, quality ol material, or workmanship. Medals havo been awarded by the Amet lean Institute to their Inttrnments five yean in succession. Having recently purchased theentiroatocx oi tno lateiirm ot Dubola it Warrinrr. formerly Duboia and Stodart, lavorahly known for Forty yeara aa Piano makers, they would Invito the cnntlnusnce of the favors of Iheir fricoda and cuatomera with Iheccttainty of giving equal eailafaction. For tbe southern mstset we are making with Double Iron Frames aud detached caiea, peculiarly adapted to the climate. tebs-dllin-al rro L C. H O WHOLESALE MERCHANTS. John rndbbson St Co., No. 6-J Roe du Faubourg Poiason- niere, Paris, and 174 and 176 Pearl atreet, New York, otter tor ssle an exten.ive ass irttneut ot French and American Artifiical Flowera, Feathera and Ornaments: Italian, French, English and Am-iiran Straw Roonoti, Ribbons, etc. The above, chlefiy ol our own manutactnrr, embrace tbe lar gest and most varied stock to be found in the United Statea San-pies may be aeen at our wareroom in New York. FIRST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS BY EXPRESS. Mil A P LEY Sc. HALL bare now their lull stock of goods, eomprWlng all the new atylea ot Dreaa Goods, Millinbbs supplied with Goods and Pattern at a very small advance f mm New York cost. Muslin work. Bonnets, Ribbons, etc. mar 13 THE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK. THOJI Aw J. STKA RNH, Importer and Jobber of Silks, Millinery and Fancy Goods, Hli Broadway, AVer 1'ors, baa now in store, and It daily receiving and offering at the lowest prices, a complete as-ortment of goods In his line, embracing all tbe variona at, lea and designs, consisting of black and fancy lilka, marcelines, Flo rences, tnawia, trimming., ikihihi, iuuvui, - -. u ne bans, dress trimmings ol all kinds, French and Kuglisb crapes. .tape lis, sua eravata, cmoroiaories, gio.es 01 an sums, sua lace mitts, baregea lares, white goods, hosiery, L. C. Handkerchief a. etc. The andrrsigned invite th attention of the Trade, and hi friend generally, ureal maucemcnta oueiea tocaan and short time buyer. JUVI3, ... oicnni.c. ' " . in L,u vt mj , dec3l ly bet LPwrty t and Maiden Lane, N. Y. THOMAS DOUGLASS, (late Bliven & Docolass), Cotnm'ssioa Merchaxt, manufacturer and wholesale dealer in every description of A.MKKIt Ait HA HPWAK K, No. S Plstt street f ,ur onrs In ra Pearl, New York, Mannfarta-rer of the Premium fte 1 Squares; Agent for Bee's Braces, Turn- erew, ate t also. Kendan t isyiora 1 oermometer. naroma tera.ete.: I'nloo Butt Co a nuns, uate ningea, Hrarkru, eto.; Rrnwe Sl Brother's sheet Bra Bras and CoDDer Wire. Rivet. etc.: N. Newcomb'a Smiths. Bellowa, etc "wis 1 " ,VMi.r..-o, ASA FARR, Jr., novll-ly late of the Inn of Child, F.rr V Co , St I.ooia. JUST OPENED. The subscribers would re-nectf.llv annoance to their lil-nda and tbe pablie lo -- rl, that they have jnat opeae-d a tnre oa the eoraer ol Long street aad MUUa avrsao, oifpntius r. usyden. r sctory, waere they Intend to keep e-mstantly on hand, a large assortment ot tbe very beet of Family Groceries .ck aa tea, eoflee, snrar, BO -saea. Hoar, rtea, fish, map, candle, starch, eheete, etc ete toretner with avery article a ts-d by famiiiea, which they offer to ,ell o. the ,rwet seraaa, ior Ma only. July !, IOM. w. msvs m. vw. BUSINESS CARDS. W IISNNUON. la . CABBIKOTON. Lt'CIAN BUTT' KB. THKO COMST' CK. GKO O COMSTOCK. rnUTTLES, COMSTOCK &CO., (succes- I sore to li. Cotmtock & Co.,) Forwarding and iktm miss ion Cap Merchant., Lard Oil Manufacturer., and dealer. In aalt, plaater, nsn anu lumuor. neaa 01 tne eanai, uoiumuu., unto I Mr Liberal advance, made on consignment.. mar8 JOSEPH F. SMITH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, " HealE.t.ie, nounly Land nod Pension Aajcnt- Two door, eatt ol tiigh, on Town street, Columbus. Ohio Will .,, , ,h. ,.,., kl. .,, h,.,,. .,. h attend to the practice of his profession, obtaining ppnslont.buv lug, aelling and obtaining land warranta, selling aud leasing real eatate, examining land tttlea, collection ol claims, etc. fW Letters from a distance mutt be postpatd. Ju30 riERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard waro and Cutlery, Iron, nails, (lata, bouie builders' mate rials, lareatng and mechanical tools, military goods, eic., etc. no lot High street, sign ol tbe lint radioes.. NEW COAL YARD. A new Coal Yard haa been opened on the lot. south of tho Ohio Tool Com pany. Factory, where Northern and Hocking grate and black. ami'o-a coat wiu ne sold ny tne ton or nuaoei. deCMIll W. It. DAKN C.LL, Agent, ANNA STSCaV. W. A. JONKS. STACEY'S HOTEL, southeast corner Main and Fourth atreet, Zuneaville, Ohio. sep22 dtf NATIONAL HOUSE, CircleviJIe, Ohio JONATHAN BOYD (tirmarly of the Carliilo Home), Pro prietor. P S I have In the office a " Private Stock Resistor," for the benefit of those buying and selling tho same, which enables me at any time to ive sail. taction In regard to Ibe sale, location, etc., ot all the stock In Plcsawsy and adjoining counties Clrcleville, Ohio, Deo. 17, lHDU-dnm J. ouru. T RIDGWAY'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad tJ a street, near the bridue. Columbus. Ohio. Stoves of all kind., and a great variety ol catlings, alwaya on baid. A MERICAN HOUSE. Hanover street. Bos X JL ton, by I. RWIM RICE t rebuilt, enlarged andelegantlv furnished ; possessing all tbe modern improvements and conve. niences ior toe accommodation ol Iho traveling public. novud iy:is L. P DTJNTON. W. p. THTJH8TON. DUNTON & THURSTON, Wholesale and Retail Piano Forte and Music Wareroom; No. 80 Fourth atreet (lirat door wott ot emitb II Nixon'. Hall), Cincinnati, U, janie-u ly JM. GUITEAU, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Commissioner of Deeds and to take Deposition, for Ohio and othbb Wkstxbn Statrs, (late of Cincinnati,) haa eatabliabed himaeir in bis profession in New Yurk city, where an communication, will receive prompt attention. Rolera to the membera ol the Bar ol Columbut, Clnclnnat and Southern Oho. ics No. 14 Wall Street, Net) York. mart ATEW ESTABLISHMENT. E. Gaver. as sisted bv A. W. Reader, wuuld resuecttull? aonouoceto tno cmxens 01 uoiumnui ara vicinity1, mm ne nss optnea m COFFIN WAREIIOOItl. directly opposite the Franklin House, where be is at all times prepared to furnish cottina, shrouds, etc., with all th attention and fixtures npcesanry on funeral occasions and be wishes it diaiinctly understood that his terms ahull not be of so ohj -etlontv bio a character as to prevent enresatisteiction. oc7-dly COLUMBUS CARRIAGE MANUFAC-TORY year the corner of Third and Qay ttreete. Messrs. K. fc H.F. BOOTH are manulairturing and have conatantly on hand, nt their establishment at tbe location above named, all kiudaot carriages, buggies, etc , marie of the beat materials, by tbe most experienced word men, and warranted to do good aerv Ice. The proprietors are both practical carriage makers, and all fork order d Irom tbem will vivo good aatislsctlon. Repairing done at the shortest notion. They have been carrying on the business in this ci'y some ten years, aud trust they have some claim to public patronage. oc7-dly LEATHER BELTING. The undersirrned, i Agents for the aale of HKK.h fc UOYT'S celebrated ore ml um pafnt Klvlied, Stretched Lentlier Bunda.have this day received a lull assonnient of all sizes from l1 to 1H inches In width. We would call the attention of the public to theabovc article, as one possessing superior merit. They are made from the thick and solid parts ot tlie best oak tanned leather, and are stretched by powertul machines, (invented and ustd by R. it H. only,) whereby tbnv are made to run stra't'ht and true, have a uniform bearimr on the drum or pu'ley, hold their widthsnvenly, and give i at itAJ percent ..,.... .a. rj the ordinary manner. Sold at manulacturors 'prices, with addition of freight only, oy Mi.tiuuitHrs, tvuunn & io., )nio jsignoi me n nroao Axe, uoiumous, u i WINDOW SASH. We v f have mado an arrangement with one of tbe moat celebrated aash manutactorlea In tbe Weat. and aro prepared to fill alt orders for sath, manulactured by practical workmen and oi good materiala. All ordera left at our hatdware store. No. 158 High street, sign ol the Gilt Broad Aae, will receive prompt attention. KM nol'llNK KUHNS&CO. Columbus, April 35, 1851. A CARD. Mrs. FRANKENBERG res pectlully announce, to her Irienda, and the public goner- any, mat, on tbe I7ih 01 Nirrn mat, tne intenot 10 open a MII.I.INBHY S.IIUP. in Ihe new brick building ol Mr, hanui mater, on Third street, below Mound and soutn street., next to Dr. Fither'a residence. Shewillbeprepared tohaveon band all such articles as are found In a Millinery Shop, and to furnish tbem accordion to" the latest French fashion. As she Intends to spare no efforts in the prompt and moat exact cxeeu. tlon of all ordera with which ahn maybe favored, ahe most retooctfullv solicits theoatronace ol herlriend. and the publie. Straw hata, Ac, will be wathed. colored, and made up In Ihe most faahlonahle style. All kind, of embroidery will be taken. on commission Into tha Shop, and sold to tho best advantage of tne manufacturer. mariuuii rpHC X Gl THOMAS SULLIVAN, Manufacturer of ENTLEM EN'rt HOOT!. Walnut, between Third and Fourth streets, 3 doors above Ellis dr. Morton's Hank. Cin cinnatl. Jan 1 19m LITHOGRAPHY Every descriptii Map, Plans, Vlnw.i-f Buildings, Portrslts, Anatonil ion ot omlc Draw ings, business and chow Cards, all hinpa of Druggist and other plain and fancy labels, Bill and Letter Headings, Fae Similes, etc., executed in thebjat style, at reaaonable ratea, by NIIHM.I'.lOrs At VVALL.AI.I-., Lithographers and Engravers, No. 115 (Odd Fellows' liulldins 1 Walnut afreet. dec8 Cm Cincinnati, Ohio. NEW FUR STORE. Jarvis & Fairchild, 14'J Main street, rincfanatl, have an extensive and well selected stock ot none but new aud treah Furs, tor ladles. We have thla day received from New York some beautiful spec! mens of Mioses' and ChiUren'idrab and black Braver Hats. novi.7.dly 4P JARVIH A FAIRCHILD. A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF FURS. JAHVIH A- FAIKCIIIIdU, Main St.. first door below the corner Mtln and Founh, west side, Cincinnnti. noviiOdly GIBSON HOUSE, Walnut street, between Fourth and Fifth. Cincinnati, Ohio. O. II. MBFFROY. Prooiietor. Isle of the Walnut atreet House. ap7 tf ALNUT STREET HOUSE, Walnut st., between Sixth and Sorentb streets, Cinclnnsti, Ohio. JyU-dtf J. W. SWENEY, Proprietor. WE ARE NOW opening a large aod bcautilul aaaoiimrntot WATCnES. DIAMOND n oilh sic J K wKLHY. Our stock of fine London and Gene. va Watches ia auperlor to aty io the roaie. maroono. iinga and ulna we offer at hew luit price. Jewelry, ilvor and plated ware, fine mantle clncka, and cutlery, aiwnoieaain ann n tall. Allaiele-vited to rail, examine, and pnr haae If tutted NOTARIlL snd other eAi.a engraved, and rilESSESfur- nished, st tha shortest notice. Watches repaired in the beat manner. . .. Fli at door south of entrance to Hell House. lull BI.YNN It BALDWIN. TO FAMILIES AND RETAILERS OF FRKMH OVSI EKS 1 am receiving daily fresh Baltimore and New Haven oyster, which will be sold aa low as Ihe loweit in cans or hsll can. ; and In ail caso. the oysters which I sell will be warranted good, or to aale. Ordera Irom Ibe country eareluily attended to, with punctuality and dispatch, and by o doing I hope to merit a hare of publie patronage, ocal C. P. L. BUTLER. JY. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jewel- er, Bigkurett, between the Amtrican and Neil House, Cotum-bul, Ohut. Haviag parchased the entire atock of William Savage,! will continue the business at th. old atand, where I will keeps first rate a.snr m-nt of WATCHES. JEWELRY. KILTER SPOONS, FOHKi. CUTLERY, And a general variety ol FANCY IjiuOOH. For the present I a ill reside in New York, and persons In want of goode, may rely npon seeing all new patterns ol Jewelry ia my .tore. With these assurance he hopes to retain the eontdenee of th former patrone ol th-concern, . nd of the citizens generally. The Wttek Repairing will be attended to by W.M. Savage, loes know In this section aa a fir.t rate workman julfi J. Y. SAVAGE, ... NOTICE. Having disposed of my Mock ol goods to Mr. John T Ravage, Ir, I cheerfully recommend him to all ol my old customers, and tbe Dublie generally. As it ia aitosately aweessBry that my natattndlng business should be closed, all uroo knowing themtelve indebted to as. will eaii tn seiua p. IJalOJ W. M. A VAUK. H. 0 ;yr suaiii s.i..ii m ,'. is Hww.srs altriBar llrrsBTntJI Bkaf ataV-w- Taa tfl MM TRANSPORTATION. T ITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND JLJ XKNIA RAILHOADS. Summkb Abban'O.mbnt, to com mence May 16, 1853. Four Passenger 'Iraint Daily, (Sundays excepiea.) i rain, run ny uoiumbus time, which Is seven minute fatter than Cincinnati time. Until further notice, Passenger Train, will leave tbe Depot on r-au rroni atreet, aa lonowa: Expreta Train at 6 a. m i Accommodation Train at 7:30 a. m.j Hilliboruuiih Train at 3:31) p. m i Mail Traiu at 5 p. in.t ForLlnwnod, Plalntvllle, Millord, Lovoland. Foitflr't. Decrfield, Morrow, Fort Ancient, Oregon, Corwin and Waynesvllle, Soring vaiiey, Aeuia, t;eaarvuie, seima, soutn unariottnn, Lonuou, west Jetlerion, Columbus, yellow Springs and Springfield Returning from Columbus Mail Train will h ave at 4:3 a. m ; Expreat Train will leave at 1:30 p. m t Accommodation Train will leave at 5.15 p. in.; Returning from Hillsboroiiith at 7 a. m ; Itcturning Irom Spriricfl,-ld at 5:5 a. m. Returning irom Springfield at 5 p. m Train t will sli p at follovt: Tbe KxDiess Train, (i a. in., from Cincinnati, at Loveland, Mor row, Aeoia and London, only ; 1:30 p. m., from Columbus, at London, Aenis. Corwin. Morrow. Loveland and Plainville, only. Accointiioristlon I r.ln. 7:.tu a. m, from Clnetnnail, andAilA m, Irom Columbus, at Plainvillo, Milford, Miatnlvllle, Love land, r oster s. Dnerrield. Morrow, Fort Ancient Freeport. Corwin, and Waynesvllle, Spring Valley. Xflnia, Ccdarville, Selma, South Charleston. London, and West Jelferton. Alsu. on proper notice ny nag or to conductor, at Linnwood, Clayaville, Florence and Alton. Mail Train, 4:5 a. m. from Coluinbu. and 5 p. tn. from Clncln ntti, at Weat Jefferson. London. South Charleston, Selma. Ce. dnrvllln, Xenia, Spring Valley, Corwin and Waynesville, Free. port, fort Ancient, Morrow, ueerneio, roster's, uutterwottn . Water station. Loveland, Millord and Plainville. Alto, at Clay.- vllle. Florence and Alton, on notice. Hillsborough Trsin nt 7 a. m. from Hilltborough, and 830 p m. irom tJtnctntiaii, at LyncnDurgu. wi stnoro , D'ancncater, uotnen and Wilmington oike. Loveland. Polstnwn, Mismiville, Milford. nninvi io and i.inwoou. Also, on nonce at ug ttanona. Paisengnrs for Illllsboro'. Chllllcuthe, and Intermediate points, win lone mo .'.jo p. ra. Train. Pattengert lor Springfield will take the 7:30 a. m. or 5 p. m, Train.. Line, of Hack, and Coache. run In o mnnctlon with the train, to the following towns: Lobanou from Deerfleld ; Wilmington and Clarksville from Morrow and Corwin ; Uothen, and points above, from Millord. Tho Trnint connect with the Mad lllver and Lake Erie Rail, road at Springfield ; Columbus and Cleveland Railroad at Columbus; Central Ohio Railroad to Zaneaville, and lines of coaches from Zsnctviiloto Wheeling, &o. On Sundays but one train will be run, leaving Cincinnati at 2:30 p, m , aud Columbut at 0 a in., stopping at all way stations on notice. Faro from Cincinnati to Xenia $1 CO Do do do do Hillsborough 1 73 Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Chlllicothe 3 75 SprinsBeld 8 CO Cbvelaud 6 00 Shelby 4 75 do do do do do Columbus 3 00 Zsnesvllle 4 SO Wheeling 7 1.1 Pittsburah 7 75 Do do For other information, and Throuih Tickets, auolv to P. W. Stbadbb, General Ticket Agont, at the Ticket Office, southeast corner Broadway and Front street.. Cinrinnatl wm. a ULt.Hr.n l, superintendent. IT? Tha Company will not be responsible lor baggage ex ceeding fitly dollars in vslue. unless the asms 1. returned to the Conductor or Agent., and freight paid at tha rata of a passage ior every souu in value above that amount. molt CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & CINCINNATI, AND CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAILROADS. New Abbangehknt. On and after Monday, May 16th, Pas senger Trains leave aa fbllowa (?unriaya excepted) t oieveiana lor trie, Dunkirk and hutiaio, at 7: ju a. m., p. m. and 8:: 5 p. m. Cleveland lor Columbut and Cincinnati, at B:0U a. m , 10:00 a. m. and 8:15 p m. Cleveland for Toledo and Chicago at 7:10 a m.. 10:00 a.m. and 8:15 p. m. Columbua for Cleveland, Erie, Dunkirk and ButTslo, at 10:19 m . 1:00 p. m and 11 p.m. Shelby ior Cleveland, Eric. Dunkirk and Ruflalo. at 1:05 p. m.. 4:05 p. m and 3:'5 a. m. Hbethy ior Columbus and Cincinnati, st 1U:JD a. m., l:.'a p. m. snd 11:35 p m. Erie lor Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati. Toledo and Chicago, at 3:50 p. m 1 11:50 p m. and 3:15 a m A. BiUHE,, jr., superintendent. Cleveland, May l.ltb, 1853. nisl7 y-j.. wjjii!i-rBj..ih-.itM,.i.H;j imm w an 'pOLBDO, KORWALK d. OLEVEI . A NO JL RAILROAD Forming In connection with Ihe Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, the Lake Shore, and Cleveland and Pittsburgh Ksilrositt, the only Entire Knllroiid Line between the East nnd Weat, 1 he best and most expeditiuus route between Eaatern cities ana et. Louis. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. On and after Monday, May ltitb, U53, pat.enger trtint will run daily (Sunday excepted), at lonowa; Leave Toledo, Accommodation, at 9:10 a m. ttopplog at all way itatlona. iAiy Express, at 3: 15 p. m Hopping only at Fremont, Bella-vun. Monroeville and Norwalk. Night Express, at 11:15 p. m stopping only at Fremont, Belle- vue, Aionroevuie, norwais ano uuernn. Leave Cleveland. Day Express, at 7:00 a. m. stopping only at Norwalk, Mon roevtue, uenevne and rremont Accommodation, at 10:00 a. m. stopping at all stntlons. Night Express, at 8:00 p. m. stopping only nt Oberlln, Nor wais, Mooioevliie, ueuevue anu rromont. Connecting, Directly, At Toledo, with trains of Michigan Southern and Northern Indi ana Railroad for Chicago and way atations, and through the Chicago and Hock Island Railroad and steamers on Illinois river, to St Louis. At Bellevuo, with Train, of Mad River and Lsko Erie Road for Sandutky City, Springfield, Dayton, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, etc., etc. At Monroeville, with trains nf Mansfield snd Sandusky Railroad tor Sandusky, Shelby Junction, Columbus, Zsneevillo and Newark. AtGralton, wlthtraina of Cletelsnd, Columbus sod Cln:lnnati Railroad, for Colambua. Cincinnati, and way stations. At Cleveland, with trains of Lako Shore Railroad for New Yor. and Boston, via Ruflalo and Albany, and lor New York, via liiiokirk, witn iraint 01 Cleveland and Pittsburgh Hallroadlor 1'lttiburgn, rouadoiphia, Baltimore and Washington city. E B. PHILLIPS, Su'pt. Orrica T. N. and C. R. R. Co., Norwalk, O, May 14, 1653. J aOHEAP STEAM COMMUNICATION BE- W TWEEN PHILADELPHIA Jr. LIVEHPOOL. Th. Liver pool and Philadelphia Steamship Comnany Intend Mlllng their new aieamsnip. aa lonowa: CITY OF MANCHESTER, 3 135 tona, Capt, Robert Leltch. CITY OF CLASOUW, 1,610 lona, Capt. William Wtlie. CITY OF PUILADFLPHIA, 3,300 tons now building. From Philadelphia. City ol Manchester Saturday, 33d April. City of Glssgow Ssturday. Hth May. City of Manchester Sslutdsy, llth June. City ol Glaagow Saturday, 3d July. From Lmrnaal. City of Glssgow Wednesday, KOth April City of Manchester - Wednesday, 18th May. C'ty of Glasgow Wednesday, Sth June. City of Manchester Wednesday, fib July. RATE OP PASSAGE. From Pbllade'phia. From Liverpool. Saloon alter Staterooms.. .(90 I Saloon alter Stateroom', CO gs. niu.nip - ... 01 1 midship 13 gs. lorwsrd ... 65 1 lorward " 13 gs. Including steward's fees. TllirtO-CLA-S PASSENGERS. A limited autnimr tit third-class nssarasers will be takea from PbiiarfetpiTa and Liverpool, and tound la provisions. rrom rniiaaeipnia , 311 1 inn Liverpool ,0 Certificatea nf uassare will be lasued her. to nsrtiea who are dciroua ol brin.lng out th ir fnenda at corresponding ratea. Freight on fine goods nVis per ton, and eoarae goods, hsrdware, etc , will be taken anblrct to agreement. An experienced surgeon will be carried on each ship. For freight or psss.ge apply to THOMAM KiCHARD'ON. IS Broadway. New York, and f Walnut atreet Philadelphia. Kit HAKLISUn, BKU1 HLKS St CO- Liverpool. julS-dly RUDISILL'S NEW HAT STORE.IN THE ODEON BUILD, NO Tbe subscriber hereby informs his friends and ihe public that ha haa removed hia hat store to tbe Odeon Building, in the room formerly occupied by B E Smith, aa aa auction room, wblck baa been entirely remodeled, an. where he haa opened the laraest aeaortmret and best ee lectio ol Hats ever bronebt to Columbus. His assortment comprises extra Beaver, Mole, tin, Casaim-r and bilk Hals, of tbe Isles! styles. Every description ol Soft Hata aow worn. Hie assortment of hammer Hits tor sentlemen. bova and yoatbe. ia very estrnaivn, comprising Panama, Leghorn. Manil'a and Palm, of extra qualities. All ol which he will sell ss law a eaa be pur chased in this e'ty, or elsewhere, any at.temrnta by others to tbe contrary notwithstanding. Uialong practical experience fa ihe ouainese. and making hia pun-base I person, eaable him tossy with eonfid. ace that be offers a good .rtfrle. Remember the place: rjTOael Builling. first door soatk of alra.f nnwden a. and at "the ulleal pole In to o " s lew dirs north ol bis o'd s'and. J. E. RUUI.-ILL Cnlnwihua, May 7, l'5Ulmawlt "TOR SALE. The undersigned will sell upon A. liberal terms, forty or fifty builmng loU, situated on tbe northeast corner nf Bnm'way and Wssh'as'oa Avenue r further information, apply to J F. Rsrtlit at the rfflce of ap-tl tss.Kri.il. nui.niJBii m 11.. DR. MORRISON'S OFFICE REMOVED Irom Town to Blsrb street eoraer of Sarar Alley. Ke rr, nee frst door Weat ot High atmct, oa the north side nf Sugar a.uey. nari7-ajm INSURANCE. INSURANCE ON LIFE AND LIVE -A- STOCK, suslmt lota or damage by Fiai, and agalntt tha perils of tho Ska and Inland Navigation, on property of .very description, taken iu the following compsnies i UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Cnpitnl $190,000. OHIO LIFE INMUKANCB COMPANY, CINCIN , . NATJ, OIIIO, Cnplml 9100,000. NEW ENGLAND LIVE MTOCK IN8. COMPANY NEW HAVEN, CONN. Cnpitnl 30,OOO. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O. Cnpitnl 800,000. EQUITABLE HUE IN8. CO., OP LONDON. Cnpliul 82.500.000. Risks taken on tho most liberal terms, and all losses promptly adjusted. tnsr:l rily - T. STOCK'l ON, Agent TNSURANCE HEAD-aUARTERS, Three X doors west of the Postoffica, up stairs, Colombus, Ohio. Life, Fire, Marine, and Hen I Ik Inaaraare. WAHliKN JKNK1NS, General Insurance Agent, requests all persons wlihlng Insurance to call and Investigate the claim, oi tbe following companica to their unlimited confidence. IN LIFE INSURANCE: ho reprcaents The Mutual lienebt, ot Now York and New Jersey one of the best established and moatreliable companies now doing business in tha United States. Asset, about 11.500.000. Also 1 he Amorican Temnersnce. of Hartford. Connecticut. ottering ample security and many extra advantages to Temperance men Capital, 100,000. Also Tha American Mutual, nf New navn. rnnnnetfent. Tbia Company haa aome featurea believed tn nnsrals wnrw hena. tleially to the policy holders. Capital, 8111,000. Call and exam-Ine the statements and prospects of each and all of theae companies, and aelect tor youraelvca. IN FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE, the following compa-ntea are with confidence recommended as eminently deserving of nnbuunded confidence The Franklin, nf Now York. Capital, (300,000; The Etna, of Utica, New York. Capital, (170,000; The Springfield, of Massachusetts. ' (150,000; Tho City, of Cincinnati. Capital, (300,000 ; The Granite, of Utica, New York. Capital, (300,000; The Hudson River, New York. Capital. (300.000 ; The Hetisteiaer, New York. Capital, ISOO.OOO : IN UEALTU INRSURANCE. the People's Mutual Health Aa. aociation, of Springfield, Ma.a.chuaetls, Incorporated by Ibe Legislature of Massachusetts, otters testimonial, of unquttiona-bla weight aud credibility. Capital, (50,000. sepyj-iy WAItKr.N JENKINS, Oen'J Ins. Agent. CONVEYANCING and NOTARIAL BU-SINESS WARREN JENKINS. Notary Publie and Con veyancer, HI attend to all calls In this line, at reasonable char, gus. Titles Investigated and abstract, ot titles furnished, to any ndsin rraiiltllllC0UD.lv. on thortnotlco. Office In Piatt's block south side of State street, up stairs. sep2KWy COLUMBUS AGENCY KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO rhisrssu Fund. (100 000. 'i bis Company oilers to the Insured all the security andadvantagesoltheMutuslsndJolnlStock plans (as heretofore applied) eomblned, namely 1 Low rates ol premium ; an an nual return, In cask, of tbe percentage required fortheeontin-gent risk ol the year; an adequate but notexceaaive provision (or Ihe luture security of members for the whole lorm of lllo, with snadequateinterotlintbe accumulating lund secured to such membera, at death, by credits upon their policies; a guaranty fund designed lor the permanent aecurity ol thoi Iterm mem. bers, and alao for the present seourtty ol those for the whole term ot llle. This is the only Mutual Llfelnauranee Company whoseratel of premium are fixed at a fair reduced atandard, wltb a provision tor an annually increasing aeeumulallonol tundt(forlutur. security) in exact proportion to the amount of bualneat and the lacreaalng risk from sdvnnclng ge among the membera. Pamphlet, Trct, See., giving In detailthe plan and ratea ol the Company, furnished (rati., and applications received, by . R. TUTTLE, Agent. 8. M. Smith, Medical PJxsmlner. nr33-d THE INVINCIBLE ANDNEVER-FAIL-1NG HEMtDY A certain cure for MAN AND BEAST. W. B. Fnrrell' Celebrated Orlglnnl ARABIAN LINIMENT. Tht extraordinary preparation I not only far tu per lor to all the Llulmentt snd Ointments bow before tbe public, but posse. ses apecino qualities entirely unsnown to ine most learned 01 tne Medical Faculty. Its wido-sproad celebrity haa brought out a boat of articles In Imitation ol It. with all sorts of names, but none ol litem begin to compare with the superior,old-established Arabian Liniment For the Nervona System It operates like a charm, aoolblng down the most violent sgonies snd'paio In a lew minutes slier It applicstlon. Mump, Sore Tbront and Breast. It speedily caute the dissipation ot any possibility of matter forming In tbe parts, snd brings shout a regular and healthy action ot the glaDiiular system. A Hevulalve, Anodyne nnd Balsam. In eases of huumrcd Muscles aud Tenduna. its uowerfiil rs. vuisivuanu oeaung qualities cause ice parts to UnltO Without leaving Ibe leaat soreness or w.nt of power behind. In Brultea and Swellinga, it acts on tbe ptlncple ol a counter irritant and anodyne, relieving Ihe pain almoat Inatai tly, and reduces th. swellinga in au Incredibly shortip.ee ul time. A rstlmulnnt and Nervine. It la s ttlmulaut imputing tone and vigor to the whole ner v. oua and mutcular system. Far Rheumatism, or sny other Inflammatory condition ul the museulsr system or chronic silliness ol the tame, it atacdt at the very head of all tbe reaiediea ever ottered to the public, and non. con equal It l'ol.onoua Heptllea, Ac. For bite of potaunoua anakes it may be confidently relied on prompt and effectual remedy, acting a a eaustio and specific in sucb hitherto fatal cases. For Chilblains, Burns, Old Sore, Corns, Wart, Erysipelas, Croup, Nervous Headache, Sor. Eyes, even to partial Blindness, it eft eels are astonishing The great advantage this artlclo posseases over all other rem-ediea, la ila brief operation on tne aystem. It cure, quickly it Is tbe must certain remedy In existence, and it Is sold cheaper than aoy other medicine in use. Ws fearlessly assert that this I rest Arabian remedy will do mora good tor lest money than sny other Liniment or Ointment in Ibe world. For Horses and Cattle, Its etTacta sr. equally atriking and sslutary. In Sweeny It has no equal, bring an ialallible curei also, in Poll Evil, Big Read, Fltluls, Spavin, Galla, Strains, Bruises, Scratches, Wounds, no matter bow bad, Sor Fyea, even to blindness, sw.!lings of every description, and mary inflammatory diseases. COUNTERFEITS, COUNTERFEITS. Beware ol a bat. Counterfeit called 11. O. Farrell'a Arabian Llnlmrnt This spurious article Is sold by so no as "fsrrell's Liniment," to those whe are not carelul to call tor th. genuine W. B. Farrell'a Arabian Liniment. Alwaya ask lor W. B. FAR-RKI.I.'S ARABIAN LlNIMt.NT,and take no other. " Tho genuine Arabian Liniment la sold by DKNIO A HakHY, J. A. H.T. COOK, O. ROBERTS CO., and WM. FAUKENUOLlZ Colombo. J. P. Gstrlins, Carroll 1 Jmhu Bettt, Cnttaga Mills; Cherry A Stimmel, Lockbourne; T. Jones Sl Bro., London ; O.H Bliss Co, West Jcflenon; E. Geoheson, Baltimore; K. L. r1 locum, Lancaster; J. N. Wllsoo, Newark ; Page It Iagram, Newark; Spencer St Channel, Rolincgreen; John D. Parke, Cincinnati; And Droughts and Merchants generally, la th. United State and Canailae. marii3 CEASONED LUMBER, LOW FOR CASH. IO The subscribers have on hand a lull assortment of sea soned lumber snd shirgles of all kiuoa lor building purposes. They bsve also, la addition to their flooring me. nine, put in operation one expressly tor surfacing, and are d re pared ui fur. nitb, on thort notice, lumber dreaaed on one or both tidca, from X inches down tn half an inch in thiekneaa. Yellow aod while pine, n.h and oak flooring alwaya on band. All orders from a distance promptly atteodvd to. Warehouae and Lumber Yard head of thecsnsL Columbut, Ohio. pi . BU 11 l.fcr. COMaTOCK CO. 7RITING FLUID. This article will not corrode, end flow freely from the pen. and I worthy the ttntlun of banker, lawyer, and a I O'ber roo.umei.ot ink. It cannot be erased by acid. For (ale by tbe pint or gallon by Iwp-'Oj JOHN R.COOK. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. T Inluts No. 93 and 309. on Ilirh street, weat aide, near the Railroad Depot Alao, Subdivision No. 3 of Outlots ft aad 63, oaBroadwsy south side. Al-e, Subdlrltlon No 11 of ssme Outlots. Inquire uf tee aodoralgned. at Denniaoa Sl Carrlnrton'a Law Otheft. Odeoa Buildina. l. ovn-ou H. B. CAKRINIiTOR SB. HaNNUM.Conveyaxcer, Accountant, Cornier and Notabt Pcblic. may be lound at all time t the orhce ot H. II. Swayne, Esq, ((.ity hank Build'ng), preparrd lo make out ia a neat nnilorm handwriting, warranty, quitclaim, snorts aca and sbenfts' deeds : wills; attirlr ot agree- it: a -counts ot exerntor. aJmimstntora. auardiana. and olhera; Business antlers and advertisements, and do every de- ripiin-i 01 t opyiee;. He will slso pxrhirn, sll the dull of Notary Publie. Having bad aYut tour years nxperieoer in hunlile F.utrv Book K-eDtas. he iild"Vote sxHne all. atlon to that and hope, tfaftt by e lea pplicatfo and Kdr.l pric, be will merit and receive shun of pab'ie patronage. avrKOBNCES. Battle., Comstock St ( o , l-wi Heyl. N H Swayae, George M. Parsers, E. Ba-kua, Wm. A Piatt, Hwaa a Andrews, M Halm, Wm Wii g. Decker Uibb. marl d:tni m. r M.VSON C -LTIW HOLBIXa, Of l-t- (rm -f r.rrke A llrwtm Lou of ORullt TeJrgrapk Oa. II' EWSON & HOLMES, Acctiom-ers ano i.RMRti. run iistion mkbchants. oe. t aad r i n all. mi tiret, Wi st sld., near roan, Clnrlnnnti. ft?" R-.a ar sales of Gro-eri- at etloo. Gnomic aad Men bar d e (.Wr,l at unrate a.le. Cask advances aaada on c ig.rnenis in .hir adiirea. joaladly FAST MAIL LINE. 15 hours fromColurn-tas to Po'tsmoa h sra and alpr IHaaday. Jawe 2H a MAIL COACH mi l I. -see rolamba lor Cire irvilie, I kil teYxae, nd ror'saa,-h. at i el.srt la Iba ntuvamg, and arnv at Pnrtmisaik at " o r'm-k ia tbe eren-r t couaecting with tha lllver Pss-Bets ta Pitutsarth sa Cincmaa L Aiao. W are rortsmeath at i a clock la th morning savd arrlva at Cotumbas at t o'clock ia the event.- daily. jn2 &REIDEE BAWCE3.