Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1855-08-28

              ! 1 VOLUME XIX. COLUMBUS.; TUESUAY EVENING. A.UGUST 28, 1855. NUMBER 23. imm pi .tiiJ. . L.n i iwi i w mmiiTiiiTi niiwwiwirafwwww ! 1 r r, . , . rnnr . - T jy7. 2 4t rto State Journal la rrBusam DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY T TBI H II III STATF JOURNAL COMPASY. Incorporated under the General Iaiw. TERMS, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE Daii.t Jd 00 per year. " T!y the Carrier, per week ..... i eta. i'l-WraiT 3 00 psr year iTmu,, 2 no " Clubs of ten and orer , 160 IFRMS OF ADTCRTTSTNO BT THE SQUAF.F. (m n-s ob im vitt i rqviot ) f" (iju.ire 1 year . .$ 20 00 ; cne srjnare 3 weeks., ,$3 60 ,.n " 9 monthi 10 00 ; one " 2weeks,..2 60 Oca 6 months 12 00 : one " 1 week.... 1 60 Una " smooths 8 00 : on" " 6 days 1 One 2 monthi 6 00 : one " 4davs.... 126 Ou " 8 week 00; one ' 3 days.. .. 1 10 isi " 1 month 4 60 one " 1 Insert!. n 60 Displays ,1 ndTertlsetGents half mora than the above ite,!. Advertisements, leaded and placed to the column of special nticea," aouiHt the arauuirv rati. 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Dr. Senior's, Rich street, between High and Third, mjiO iZm COLCKBl'3, OHIO. "INTERNATIONAL," NIAGARA FALLS, (iil.i3m IRA OSBORN k CO., PRorKinoiu. CHARLES S. BELL, Attorney at Law r.tvsTANS' building, high st., iS-tf fVT.?!:UCI. Opto. THO.lIAS i:VlNG, Jr., Attorney at Law, . GAZETTE DUlLUi:-0, 3IAI.V STREET, uuln-'tlv Civrivvsti. Oino. gUrtiiUU s s u 1 1' 11 , AUCTION AND COMMISSION MEKCI1ANTS CH STATl STBEST NEiT DOOR WEST OK THE POST OFFICE. Columbus, Ohio. Sale of Real Estate, Stocks, Household Furniture, Dry Goods, Groceries, Burma, Carriaiee, to., lie., attendee t:i to city or cuuntry, on the moat reasonable terms Liners! svanee. on -.nn.lvnment.- oftpl-illv i a t i o u a I Hotel No. a THRES POOPS FROM BROADWAY, New-York. ' G. 8EELEY & CO., 4e;6 . Proprietors. " A. H. HAW LEY, CJLATE HOOFER AND DEALER IN SLATE. O CusvrXA.vii, Oina All work warraated. O. DOUTY. Aent, Columbus, Ohio. Keterence, Cvlumbua Ga and ';.'ike rflmpHnt. oMlBdlT A.RD. J. B. ItlCUARUS RESPECTFULLY annouuoee to bin friends that he will .ilways be found at JOS. P. SAX TM Y ER'S Music and Book Depot, where he wtll always be happy to see bis frlauds. DENTISTRY. N. II. SWAIN, M. D., DEN-TUT ANT) M vNCFACrURER OF 3--,. MlSERAL TECTH OOlce In 6iTao'i Jfevt"-1-- New Block, High St. , a few doors North of tlie Amerlnau. Chloroform adminis tered. Buperlor Tuotb. Towderalwiya on hand septl3-dly J. It. rani, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHAST, AND DEALER IX ALL KINDS OF PKODfCE. igent for O. A. Trailer's Candlee, Boap, Staroh acJ 0Q. Eart End of National alrirtgt-, e!8-dly Cfil-UMBCft, O. DR. K, HILLS, WILL GIVE CLOSE ATTENTION TO all eaes ntrus'.eJ to bl care within or oear ft the (!ity or C durobus. - GmmUtthns promptly attended, v. tciaver nsdVW h-rerer required. Raidenccut Ki:l.ey's " Amerlcsn ITotel." Ojjke In I'latt'a Building, near the Post Office. mavlo-dOni siws! saws: saws: TO MTLTj OWNERS, CARPBNTEK3, CABINET MAKEU3, BITLDBRf", AND ALL 1VUO USB SAWS ! .T10NSTANTLY ON HAND OF MY OWN V.V manufacture, a full assortment of Mill Mnlay, Cross-cot, Cireulnr, and all descriptions of SAW?. All Uoik Wnrraoteil. aiar Particular attention given to repairing. Saws ratoothed, straitened, hamim-red, flled. and Ret .tnhortnitlca JAMliS l'HLr"J, )el6-dly V. r.orner Long and High aU. F.DWARD CORNING & CO., i ;..et ican Hardware Commission WIi rchanis, S3. Tolazx Otjcoei. .vif rons.. o." lor i..Kjr, luni a, o., umuuiomuoi. I TJ BLE Cl'Tl ERY, So., Conway, Mass. 611- Agents for Roecni & Co.'. "AMERICAN UTA5" ,ti!, tvlfl.d3ro-sNrco 5 Li US dc CO., T BEAVER 8TRERT, NEW YORK, OFFER FOR SALE IN LARGE OR SMALL quantities, their Of lehrated Peru Hammered Char-.T.allron, quality superior to Swedes; sires from j square to ICxJi tblok, Including all sites Rolled Iron, Horse Shoe .fail Rods, Riret Iron, Bands, ffcrolie, Uoop, Hut and Oval Iron, Slit Sb ipos, (imitation Swedes) Bllsterod and (L) tel, Plouu;h Iron and Moulds, all of the first quality aud superior to sny iron made. Have alo on band a fullai-?ortment of Fn?llli common and.reflned Hbcot nud 5wo-Jish Iron, all st' lowest market rates. .lo'l-dSrt'-RVP COKE! CORK! A SUPERIOR LOT OF THE ABOVE AR-rV. tide for s:?lo br n CHAMPION, nORR A; CO Important and Seasonable Arrival! CLOTHING, W ho I f 8 .1 1 e and It c t a i 1 . 4sOODS Made up in the Latest Styles, on Rlior-Notice, and at very Low Hotc- Lower thnn ever before ottered. RESOLVED NOT TO BE EXCEEDED DY any oue in my line of bu'lucse, I have just bought la the Eastern Markots, r id am now dally receiving and opepinif. invoices of tbe choicest Goods liver lii-ought to this City! Purchasing for CAST! OMLY, I have alweya at least 10 per cent, sovamag. over moss win ouy ou oitin. UrVBEn tiut I The Stock now arrlvinsr. consists of Bi-oud-Clotlis, Citssimeres, v K3 Ms rsrs x rwki ra- N An oiulleHS variety of I.infv, and Goods for Summer Wear. Orrr.'a FraitsHiNO Onooe, In Infinite variety, conslst-ln of Sliirts, Drawers. Socks, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Wttu this Stock of Goods and my arrangement for baring them out and made up in tbo best stylo", lean safely sy that I FEVFl SO COMPETITIOV ! 1 have tbe l irgest stock of Oondsio the city fron which to select, and am hound to please my customers and IrleuA in every particular The Outttng dentrtmeot Is In cbargo of Mr. r! rtOF-STRTfftR. than whom a more accomplished artist In hi-line, is aot to be foun 1 tn tbe State He comes to a. tboroughlv la loriwd not only hy the Press of Clooluastl, bat by .very one who has usted his skill My (roods havinx been bought for Oath, my motto Is Caur MR Cam. "IT 0b I'mre 1 Remember, Citpit'il Citr Arcade, . A lew door. North of tbe Null Houe pt6-dtf MARCC3 CHILI. TO 3AW MILL' MEN. WE' HAVE ifUST m-lvrd a large Invoice ol Mulay, Gate, Circular, -- hvui aj)d Cft.ier naea. 41 in. sign cr lue uut mi majW A JOHtS CO ipailg jjto State ourital. TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28. From the New York Tribune. THE ROTHSCHILD FAMILY. DEATH OF BARON SALOMON Concluded. The Rothschilds are, however, unquestionably, the greatest curso to European liberty. They propped up all the little despots of Germany, helped on Austria in her infamous career, and the downfall of the House would be hailed with delight by all the European people. The prt-sent Sir Robert Peel but expressed the popular feeling in his savage assault upon the family, though it was said in the House of Commons at the time to have been insti gated by some usurious reminiscences. Like most Jews, they haye no feelinor for anything but money, for any person but their own kindred; and to have suggested to olu Meyer Kolhschild, that m becominjr vhe pet Jew of the Hessian Prince who had made his money out of American blood he would stain his name, would set the whole tribe in laughter and make gay the very stones upon iho Ghetto. " I tsaron James opened the establishment in rans in 181o, which balomon subse quently joined. The details of this mono tonous money life offer few materials of interest. James was the best of the tribe, a man of wisdom, and good sense, and, for Jew, 01 rather liberal chanty, havinp- louuaed a school lor poor children of his persuasion and contributed to many charitable initutions. Salomon's charities were ostentatious. In England, the three present represent atives ot the house Barons Lionel and Meyer and Sir Anthony Rothschild live in that sumptuous solitude and domestic magnificence with which the Jews so deep ly delight to surround themselves, like some few of the Cnrisiian Israelites in our own paternal avenue. Wilh the excep tion of Sir Anthony, who is a seniel sensualist and gourmand, they extend but little hospitality; and wrap iheinselves up in Sfllish indulgence. When, however, they do receive, it is wilh an oriental gor-geousness, and tbe nuiires de cuision of 00 li Sir Anthony and Baron Lionel are among the most cunning chefs in Europe. ihu residence ot one in urosvenor-place and of theotherin Piccadilly, next Apsley uoure, the town paiuce ot the Uuke ot Wellington, are furnished with an alTLi enco of splendor, and their ordinary daily life is surrounded, like that of all th weal- winks mid signs of tbe assurs-hy who thy Jews, with every appliance of luxury, recognize the brood and soaie of their pour indeed, one of the banquets giveti by Ba- co-religionists, who watch their exit to boron Rothschild at his country villa equaled l'C't alms, gather about them u circle of ea-anything ever told in siory of the luscious gr fellow beggars, when in some dirty U. denial leasts, it was in Summer, and the banquet was served in the beautiful conservatory, music flouted around and art lent us loVrly light everywhere. The Sevres on which dessert wus served con tained each a different picture of rare ar tistic excellence, which might have been dreamt bv Veronese or Claud Lorraine. The only amusement in which the Roibschilds indulge is bunting. Old An thony is gouiy and chuckles at L'onel and Mever for galloping round the fi.-lds af ter a fox." But the two brothers have a box ut Mentmore, about, forty miles fiom London 011 the North-Western Rail, where they keep a splendid stud and a pack of buck hounds, and the swells ot the City and stock exchange may be seen on morns of cloudy sky and southerly wind, with scarlet tops and cigar, flying in thtir Han-sous to the North-Western Station to have a day with the Baron's hounds. Hunting has become quite a passion in London wuh the youth of tho Exchange. It is consid ered "slow not to be out at least once a week, and for the convenience of those who cannot aflbrd to keep a nag a slashing shop has been opened, which is well supplied with Buckingham mud, with which counterfeit hunters are splashed.and then loll into tho city club, with a "such a run old lellow as we had; one ot these genl Mr. nts sat for Puncho 8 pleasant portraits ol Briggs. Meyer Rothschild can just about keep his place with tbe houuds, but Lionel would bd pounced by a three-foo fence. Neither do the family confine their pas' sion for horse-flesh to the hunting field. They embarked upon the turf and for one or two years they spared no expense to carry away its "blue ribbon" by winning a IJerby. It is possible they would have succeeded tho nice of TJ, had not "Ores tes," who carried the fortunes of the House, been unfairly dealt with the night before the running, and a foul grain or two playfully introduced into his corn. This false play sickened the Rothschilds of the turf, and, we believe, they have not now any horses in training. The efforts made in the past few years to crown the I empleof Universal v reedom by the emancipation of tho Jews, and to wipe away the last . persecuting blot from the statue book of England, induced them to enter also on that political arena, against which the old taiher especially warned them. "I wish my children," ho was . . ... i,- nn,t ,u v,.... hwuin iu o"y, uuo iijiug uuu iuq ucai ot that. Let my son bo the best brewer or best baker, and to be so he must bo brewer or a baker and no more." But tho Rothschilds do not possess that element which Danton says is the fir3t, second and third secret of success, daring, " iandace, taumours 1 audace. Nor have they even liberality. Many men of very small means subscribed mure than the Rothechilds to the liberal fund at the last t'leciiop, though the freedom of their race whs in the scale. 1 he emancipation of the Jews appears just as distant hs the day on which London emphatically called out in its tuvor by returning as its re pre sentative the leading Israelite. But the torpid state of the question is mainly due to the apathy of the Jews themselves, and the absence of noble impuUe. Brau Rothschild appeurs 10 be quite satisfied with' hi: position under me gallery as "M .P. unattached," and for the rest.they care little for those rights which are dear to treemen as long as they are allowed "to dishcount von little bill" at eighty or a hundred per cent. The wife of Lionel, whom we ; nave before described, is the ablest politician of the family, takes eager interest in all party questions, and speaks with enthusiastic rapture of the glories of her race. Nor have we ever-seen such bright, beautiful children as the little Hebrews she has presented to her lord. To see the Rothschilds, however, in all their glory one must visit the Exchanges This applies only to Frankfort, Paris and London houses. In Vienna and Naples the Exchanges aro only frequented b) the very lowest class of "wild animals" But to sea the old Baron Anslem or Baron James go to 'Change, amid, men who on every side dofled hat and bowed with cringing smile, would have convinced the veriest optimist that honor to Mammon had not vet departed from tho earth Baron James always looked the gentle man, and even 111 the greatest excitement on the Bourse, when he stood surrounded by hundreds of faisetirs and broker?, a courtly smile ever slavered over his omin ously smooth fuce. Baron Anslem with his noble head of white hair looked very imposing from a distance, but he was so illiterate and so coarse as to make H a ser vice of disgust to approach him. The London Rothchilds have their station be hind the statue of the Q,ueen, near tho en trance which leads to the Exchange-place. Thither Lionel and Sir Anthony are to be seen twice a week, 011 Thursdays and Fridays, at about 2i, P. M., whenbill-exchange is taking place, languidly approaching, supported generally by some pet broker, and leaning towards the column at the right hand from the entrance. The centlemen who lean on the adjoininir columns are Mr. Heath, of the firm of Heath, Furso & Co., Mr. Bates, of Barings, and Mr. Doxat. To see the conflict amonr the bill and stock brokers as to who shall first caich Lionel's eye or far is intensely amusing. While at the Stock Exchange the thrice-honored bull or buur who has been seen in converse with the Baron, is looked up to with veneration and probably makes sixteenth per cent out of the lucky incident. Afitr having stood in this position for about an hour, Baron Lio-onel wends his way home in the saaie languid altitude, leaning on the arm ot Sir Anthony or his uncle, Mr. Cohen, who is the principle bill-broker of the house. As they turn from the Ex Change into buct.lersbury, many it re' th- ,"ignl oen in nounasuitcn, iwu.-es relates nexpressible pr.do that the Baron give him a sixpence. The office of the firm in New Court is inclosed in a large yard, which wears much the appearance uf a garden. , About fifteen clerks are in the mum office, to which several private rooms are attached, one of them being devoted to Consular affair j, the 13, iron being the Aus trian Consul. Hero, at about eleven, the Slock Exchange men, a class half snob and half Jew, make thoirappeorance, and with gi Ssip and swagger, and flattery and fawn- i iff, und shaving, tho business ut the day runs on until about four, when the Lavia- thuns may be seen driving to their sumptuous homes, either in their own equipage, or occasionally, to affect simplicity in a Hanson cab. Baron Jame's idea of extending the shipping and commission business of the house led mm to send his son to this coun try, and ho passed somo time inNew-Orleans without accomplishing anything. Mr. Belmont, who was their clerk here, gave but little satisfaction, and Mr. Hanau, who was their clerk: at Aew-urleans, bad been dismissed. Indeed the Rothschilds, by confining themselves to proteges and poor relations for agents, are subjecting themselves to great difficulties. Mr. Bel mont is a native ot schonberg, when he translates into t rench tor purposes ol ele eance, havmjr, as is the custom wuh ma ny Jews, adopted the name ol the village where he was born. Schonberg is in the vicinity cf Alzey, a linle country town between Mayence and Kaiserluutem, and ihe Rabbi of Alzey was an uucle of Mr, Schonberg, or Belmont, as he here calls himself. I he Kubbrs wife was a distant relative of Baron Anslem, and from the fact of her being a fine Jewess, and liaron Anslem admiring naturally her beauty, the malicious people of Alzey, Kasicrlau-tern aud even of Frankfort and Maonce, sprend a report, tho echo of which may nave traveled nere, mat mere was a ien- r tie between young Schonberg and the old Baron. But it was a mere piece of earrulous cossip without the smallest foun diition. The fact of the young man being taker into Rothschilds office aroso from the distant relationship the same motive which sent Hanau to New Orleans. But i.i thus selecting young men according to accident of birth instead of merit, the sad dest mistakes are dailytaking place. Tho incapacity of their special agents over the world is becoming a matter ol notoriety to all who are brought in contact with them, but perhaps tho strongest mark of this feelinsr was exhibited when Air. uav idson, their agent, was returned to them under protest by the late Czar Nicholas. The reason alleged was that he was a Jew, hut Baron Hieglitz himself, who with his Hopes of Amsterdam transacted all itus- sian loans, being a Jew, the fact can only be accounted fur by the repulsive individ uality of the man and tho aversion in which the Uothschilds are held in So. Pe tersburg, GUOD. ACTIVE IlOuK AGENTS WANTED to sell b subscription, now, valuable, aud attractive ileturial Family Books. Uirtalo di oriels or country will oe assigoed to eacb, and oo-iks furai.hi.-d at whole-ale, nn oetier terms tbau can be ulluii oy auy olhor Pulili-bvr iu America. A few emp.lunt, perevering young m. u, by prrsimul application, will bo umiiloyed at liberal w-,s By the month Ad Iresa J. at U MILLtK. post paid,t.o-luinbu-i. Ohio, or apply at pur omc in tbe Comioaicutl Colleg. Buildings. pcH-vrtf MISCELLANEOUS. (J muter Master General's Office, ixjiuxBca, Juiy to, GENERAL ORPER. No. 2. To Commandant) 0 teuton, and ta Wi'irioe anJ B'ljz&t Quarttr Haitert in Ih OKu iltluuir WHEREAS,. BY THE LAW OF MARCH 4th, 1837, "to regulate and discipline th. militia,'' th. Quarter Muster General Is required, to take charga of tbe Quarter Master'! Department throughout the State, and baa power .to give such Instruction to all Quanor Masters as he may deem proper and necessary for the security of th. publlo arms; and whereas, by the law of Starch 12lb, 18M, "to repaint, the militia," tbe Com-manmntB of Division having within their respective commands a greater quantity of publ'c atme than are necessary to supply the volunteer troops therein, are required to return th. same to tbe Quarter Jis-itcr General-, sod where is, tho Conimauder-ln-Cuief bee issued an order to th. Quarter Master General, dated Jun. 12th, 1866, or-deritiir him to carry Into effect these requirements of law, therefore, Commandants of Division are required, and all Kivl-ilou and admit Quarter Masters are or ered to report to the Quarter Master General, as soon as prac-ticaole, how many and what klndj of public arms and accoutrements there are now la their not session or ttn. der their control, that ate not io aotive use by volunteer troops, end for rhicb bond and receipt his not beon given. S. W. ANDREW.-?, jyri Quarter ManfT Oenera! O. M. JOHS nUART. JOUN A. SHANNON. Capital City larrlagfl Repository. VT E W FIRM The scbjrihers uavino 1 1 entered into nartuersbin for the .-aie and Manufacture or Carnnires. RooL'fl n-ni'. It.iircio.. hiilbOta an.l nil other kind of Vehicles, thev hare lust in completed arrangements to be immediately supplied with im litqui ana mo;r tuskumalie STOCK OF OARRI a fJEd Evsr (inhibited in this City. Their present stook consists r. line family cnrriRire.ii. Rockawovs, Barouches, Shifting-Top Bug;lea, Traveling !ugK'-t, ironing utiggms, iiew lorn eusrness Wagons, Sulkies, Light Skeleton Wa- ffOn. S.B.. C. R(3. Tbe entire of tbe above Stock have been Manufactured etpvessly for them, ey the be.,t Eastern Makers, all of wmea wm oe warranted to give good satisfaction. ino reputation 01 the junior partner of 1 lie arm as a practical Carriage Maker, who ban conducted the bui.lue.ns or toe past ten years, aou to w noma first class nremium has been awarded at every Fair in this state where hi. work was submitted for competition; Is well known in the CjpltalCity as the builder of the be-t Vehicles ovt-of-fered to our citizens. CARRIAGES OF EVERY PATTERN AND STYLE, Slade to order, at nborl notice. Iu?-REPA!KINU awl PAINTING executed In tbe ;.UTJ7 hj.vnmi -J Iu offerini our stock of Carriages, bv Wholesale and "etail, no the most reasonable terms, to tbe cliiten. of Columbus and surroundiuir vfcinliy. w. aro deturilnsi to .ell at tbe lowed pom-ibis shjile of profit, for cusb, 01 ood m torsed paper, at ."hurt rates, ira-'iilt and examine our Stock at tho CAIITaC riTV CARRIAGE REIi f liOKV. In Sdl's Sew Building, Qub .treot, u.irt!. ol Broe, Cohouus. jelMGm GEARY & SUAXNO.V. BOOKS! BOOKS !! THE-SUBSCltlBERS have now completed their fall supply of Book, stationery. Faucy Goods, to.. Ac, and hv(ug reoeutly fitted ip a WTwUsau linnm. In addition to their beautifulStore--ue.m, are now propan-d to furuUb at either wholesale ot -eutl. uuy nnicltj Id thui'- line aud at a low rates as cai. ie ha4 of any other uoue iu the western eouutry. We have uow on hand a good supply of Law, M'idical, fbeoloiuil utd Mi-cell.iooou. Oooai. l-arire aud small Bibles. Hvmn aud Praver Books. Il wry style of binding., und at utif raiuim; fr,--m J cU to26. Gift Boobs f..T lf6, 4 ttaudaid I't-elleil Works lo elegant bindings. Arcnitotiural works, Agrtcuitual and Cook Books. Music Books, a great variety by the single copy, doreu, it hundred. All the School uud Classical Books in ffoucrul use, Ccleo fe Readers aud f-'tedlei- Piuneo's Ouauifuara, suA Ray', tlgebra-aud Aritltuiutics, wo sell as Uiras csu be bought if tbe pulili.ibers, Mitchell's Geoicrapbv, aud bUeineniarv 'nellen at lens uricos far dmeu thatithev can be had in Cincinnati. ,hue. uml ruiiollj. Writing Iuka of tbe best nualltv. aud cbeajier than ever. Ulaok Bookof evory size, quality and description ;Cap, Letter, and Not. Papers aud Envelops of the Huc.it riualf-ty and io any quantity; Letter Presses aud Copying Books, Country dealers are partluularlv Invlt'-d to alvo us a call and examme our stok and pikes. A lloerul oiuunt made to persons r,?!t-ot!n;r Liliranes. Pbysluiaoa will tlnd it greatly to their advsnl.ige to glvt- us a can, as we innae u per cent uiscouut irom tne Publishers' prices on Medical Books. urders oy mail wiu recite tuc came fttteoaon as II prcseut in person. tj3 Ueuvniber the I'ookstore of riljth St., 1st door l?outh of the Clinton Bank, Columbus, 1)1 decO-Wtr -pnE FIFTH EDITION OF SWAN'STREAT-L lei. k VAC M. WHITING, Columbus, hits published A Troatie t r, toe 1 iei..tlc'- to the I'o,.!s aii.l Dutlai. of .lustiest of the Peace and Constable!, 'in tbe State of Ohio, with Practical Forms, " etc., etc. by .fosepb R. Swan late President of the Twelfth Judical Circuit. The Oftb edition, 1 vol Bvo; CSO pajes, in fine law binding. Price s-,ou. To tills edition has beeu added an Ainvtidix. containing the new Co le proscribing the jurisdiction and procedure before Justicos of the Peaco, and of the duties of Consta bles in civil canes, issued march 14tb, IHM. no nas aiso paousnea a new emtion ol swsii's Mairril A Manual or Ertcutnri aM Aiiministrafnn, io tl.e settlement of estates of deceased persons: with Practical Konne At., As. By J0.1KPH It. SWAR. Third edition, re-vised, enlarged, and a laptuj to tb. present Pratlkt, by II. C. Nom.r, Attorney at Las-, Columbus. 1 large super royiil I'imi vol , 442 pages, Iu good Law Binding. Price. l.vo. 'or sale by tbe doi-en or single 0'jpy by the Publisher' ver tue noi,i,sioro 01 naauaii, AStou SI LOtlff. UllumollS. They may alo l.s bad st bis priees of Ibo foUoirlng par sons, vii : Raarii h ff-.na rir.-l.ivHI.- Wlitta,nr rm S-Ca-I ri.ll Hootho; B. Dickinson ASon, Delaware; W. W.Rrsdkson, anesville: at the different Bookstore In Mt. Veruon : B C. Tickiwr it Co., MansHeld; .1. H. Baumiarduer, Wooster; anneioa cicil-uu, r.B4-, .ueuiua; v. tt. I'arsons, vieve 1.... .tl II 11 Pillar 11.1. n.l. ' f fl k L r - I- . tusky City; W. 3. Rose, Norwalk; W. N. Porter. Warreu, rrumbull county: Boebe A Elkins, Akron; B. Lli.'.j, Ravenna; William Bucber, Massillon: Fisher, Anderson kCo. Cautun, Stark count) ; David V. Graham, New Lisbou ; McCoy, Msrietta; J. McMillan, Salom, Columbiana county: d. W. MclVnrell, Steubenville: Stephen bressing-er, ft. Claiuville, R. A Gross 4 Co., Tiffin; K. C. Asb-ton, Kenton; Hartlv It Son, Rellefontaine; st the Book stores in Dayton; Kyle & Brothur, Troy, H. Llinbockea Co., Pia.ua; J. VaoMater, Greenville, Darke county, Williams irin!otf,?pruigtidd; E. French fe Co., t'rbana: F. H.-rris il Co., Xsnis; S. Brown, Hamilton, Butler coun y; Richard Millikan, Washington, Fayette ccuntv; S. ncklsnd ft Co. Freemont, Sauduskv county; and Jams aider, Bucyrus auril 22. 18M-dAwtl III illl- 6i JlEfcit if, ' Manufacturers of t-aliiit riirniiiirc. Iiaii s. sV !tlrtt-u "s.f s ol livery Description, i'iItA f. thire dmiri Smith of Town ., WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE public tlmt tliet hare const antl? on hand ft fin-arinrtmeut f I'arltir and Kitchen Furniture of every tlo-scription, u'hirb thor to fiiHpnue of on iMmi'M rea-unnnbli turms. TUry a No call att-'uilnu Io a new Invention of their own tlmt tliynro about to hare mtnM, un-ipf the numn of th "Centre Hincc Spring Ileil' An arttclo that hhs wvn nniroral ad in (rat Ion by all who havo CMimltird Ms mperior advuntn. Tliv .ctiltar adapt ednMR to tUe piirpnHO denfDod, tlift(.(rapll.;it,Tot Ita ooostruction, and tho chaapuemi wilh which It can he furolshod to cuhtnmrsrfl, rcuder th Bprinj; hud Bupori-.r to all artirlof) of tlifkind yet manufucturcd. Tbn Urn t re HiriKP Spring lUti can ho (jttd toany l:lnd of hPdhtad. Rolvicg with contldfnrn upou th itifrit of the inron tion. tby do untdaem itadvinahln to Hand Agautainto tbe Bold to lucrenso the inle, hut they will ho happy t ac-e m mod a te alt who fvi an intfruHt in tbo maltur with an opportunity 0f fxnmlning nnd judging for thomMvaa. jy2 dwlv Iron and Brass Founders, 2s- iiA.it ri 1 tut. iir vuist.il, 1 AND HAVE ON HAND, 2 STEAM ENGINES, a B. S3 Br Roilcrn and illill-Crurine. 50 Wn ARK ALSO PRF.PARKD TO FCRNISfl Cost Iron Fronts. Bolls for llri'Vos, kc, Window Caps and Bills, Cast and Wroubt Bwliches, awit-ch Stands, Frogs and Crossings, a uriiuug, &iauon ripes, ate. LX7.Uill I runs til' nil liiutls always Oil IIIIIIU.jUJ BNEW Hlll Wert end of the National Rosd Bridge Ts C-ilmni.it- .ot'o nHl n. It66 -wlawtv . . y. ! AtVll !4. VlNllN, ITTISIUNO TO ilUlarJ tlUT CUR f5TOCK ' VV of ANVIW VIisFB, and other ttLtCKSMIl'H'S Toi'L3 we will sll them at their n.t o t (.rlees. Thb la a rare opportuuily for thus, wishing to tirohas.. . Tbe goons ar. iu gmut cou'liu- 0 euu luuy warrauiM. I fll end see soon. A. JOVEb k CO , Biayl6-dlwwlm Sip of OUt Mill Stw, Blgk St. RAILROADS, LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS & XENIA RAILROADS Trains ru between L'r.lnmbul and Cincinnati, as follows DOWNWARD. CPH'AHU. I a re Arrive at Cincinnati. 7:34 A. I. I 46 P. M 8 20 1 24 A. M. Ler.v. Arrlte at Col umbo a 5:15 A. M 11 AO A. M 3:36 I. M 8:35 Cincinnati 6:00 A.U 00 ' 10:10 6 .00 P. M Columbus :60A II, 1:46 P.M. 3:10 " il 15 Expre Stattona. fisiu The other Train" st,;pt most Way 1. The '2 l A.M. Train irotu Culumbus cnnetta at Xtniafor Paytnn, lodianapoliM Louti, Cblcaip. 4c. at Morrow for WJluiiiigtoD, CucleTille ani Laiicanter; and at Cincinnati with tbo Ohio and Mi-fpwtppi Railroad, for inaiaoapoiM ana f t. routs, ana tor J.outivtM; sun with Uifl UhII Boat for Louiille. 2, The fait Expross Tram, 11 A.M. fr.im Clmar, .u. connect at Cincinnati wi.b th 0- ft M. R. R. f:-r LouIh vjlle, and for Indiana poll , Chicago, St. iui .and nil points weM: and with tbe Kentucky Railinad-, for Lei mton, Farifl, Frankfort, Ac. It also connects at Xola tor Iraylnn. Indtananolf t Et. Loiii?, And Cbicatfo; pt Mor row for Wilmington, Circleville and I.ani.;iter and lrt)T;land, for Hillnlmroueh aod Chillicoth 3. The i):3S I'.M. Train from (-'olnmtms cout.M:tt ut Aeoia tor Da, ton. and all point)) Veit. arriTincr at ln-H annpolis aame eveninnr, and fit Cbi.i-jo and St. J.'mh tba next ronmin SFoi other information tir.nl v t T. Loruu. Aiont or M. L. Oohriiit. Tlfikfjt Aj;iit, Cf'ilunibt: Wm, H'i:h;ht, Ageu, rpruixilelil: A. . hiAKK. .Xj?nt, Ania; A. It l.Pf.!-, Apnt, nr V W Kthjidfr, Cen-'ral Tickft .Vyciit, Uncinnfltl. V. H. CI.EMKNT, Jy-3 .Siif-friptftulfftf fential lihio M ailroal Sl'MMF.R AUK 4SCEMKNT CH ANOK OF TIMK. Tiifcis Dailt Traivh ICacii Wav, (ttFKDai Esceitmi,, 1111 BCT Ovt CQAXf.E OF CsRS llnwUFV ( OH M Bra and Baltimore, ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JI NK Imii l"f.fi. Tr.ilm Bill run as IbUow. GOING EAST. I.".:.. Arprrw ,.10:0i) a ..11:10 ' Vail Traiu ;l:30 P. 4:40 0:011 ' 6:44 ' 7:03 ' 8:25 " 8:M " Mfht Train. Columbub, . N'ewark.... Zanesville. . 11- 30 r. u. 12- 60 a. st. .12:20 t. 3:12 301 ' 3:89 ' 4:49 6:14 ' err. 6:14 ' Oonconl 12. fig Cambridge 1:20 BarnesviUe 2.23 Belmont 2:44 Arrive at Bellalc. 3.30 "rr.O:46 GOINO WKST. fjuius swjrae . Jioil -V7a: "uc Train. Train Train. Bellalr 9:45a. Jl. 6:15a. at 6 .00 p. a Belmout 10J1 " 6:16 " 1:0-3 BsruenviUe 10:S2 " 6:43 " 7-40 " Cambridge ll:.VJ 11 84 " Oslo " O ocord 12:17 t. U. 8:30 " P:2S " Znnuavllle 1:10 " 8:00 " 10:30 " Newark 2:08 " 10:-7 " 11:50 " Air. at Columbus 3:20 "ar.l2:16 P. a. . arr. I:i0 a. X. The Express Train irolug base will stop to take up or leave rasseujrers, at layior s, r-dwark. .auesvllle. ton cord, CaoibridL'e, Campbell's, Bsroesvllle. on! Belmoo' only. Uoio WrsT, it will only stop at the above named Stations. Tho Mail Traiu wiil stop at all the Station, vhore the Mail is to be received, r delivered, and at a.i other Stations on Notice beiug given. Tbe Night Train wui stop ai au aieuouR on proper notice 03iug gjveo. GOING EAST. The 10.-C0 A. M. Express Train counects at Celumbus with the Impress Train which leaves Cincinnati at 6 A. il. and wib the train from tn West on the Coiumbua. Pli'ia, and Indbna Railroad; at Newark wt'b morotug Trains to and from Sa-luky. Mansfield aod Mt. Vernon ind with Trains ou tbe Steuben vllle and Indiana Railroadi at Wlieulloi; with Lxuresa Train ou tba fiiltlmore and Ohio Railroad for Ballliuore, Washington, J'hll lelphjaauo The a -JO P. V. Train v. Ill eonoeot at Columbus with the soonod Train from Cinclnnat ; at Newark wttb Baa iu-ly. MsnsUeM and Newark Railroad; and at Wheeling wl'h Vl.-ht Trahi on B-lt!more and Oliio Railroad. 1'aa-senu.n. leaving Louisville aid points below Cincinnati, and takini; the 0 a. l Train on Little Miami Railroad, ill ci'Uect with this Train at Columbus Pa-senirers leaving Indianaotls snd Richmond by morniug Train on Indiana Ontral Kailrood will alsnoonsect with tbi" Train at Columbus, and reacb WheeMnir at 8:16 f. M.. and eav n ni.ou r. M Tram on Baltimore and Ohio Rail road, arriving Id Baltimore at 6 P. M next day. The 11:3" P M. Tram couucw at Columbus trttli the Mail Train which b-avea C'ucinnati at 6:30 P. H. and ar nresat Bellsir at 6.1S A. M.; counseling with tbe Aeeoni-modation Train on tbe Bultimoi e aud Ohio Railroad. Pas. sengereleavingCblosgi' by tbe F.vening Trains ean. by this route, via Michigan City, 1-afayelte, lodisnspolls aod Davton roach Coiumbua io season to.aketbis Train: and at Wbeellu? will take the Accommodation Train for Cum- neti itoi, sleep there, ana resume by Knpress Tl'&ui to Baltimore and Kastcrn Cities. OOI.VO WEST. The 6:16 A. a Mall Train conuects at Be'lalr with Vight Train on ti. Baltimore end Ohio Rallroud; at Newark with Trains to and from Sandu-kv Man-Held aod Mt. Veroon, and Oilrago eta Mouroeville; at Cotum- ous witn tue irains for uui'lnnntl, and with Trains tot rnla, I'aytnn, luiiauapolis, aud Cbieagu, via Dayton and rta Urhana. Th. 9:45 A M. Esprosa Train connects with th- Espresf Train from Baltimore, and arrlvrs tn Columbus at 8:20 P M.,a,nd conreiTts wl h Trains going outb aod West, arrlvlug at Cincinnati at 7 P. M. The 0:00 P. M. Train counects with tbe Accommodation Traiu from Cumberland, and at Columhus with Mall Train at 2 15 A. M., direct for Cincinnati. Xeoia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Lafayette, Terre Haute. Paint liuia and Clitcairo. KAAC il. SOITHWICK, 7-io-)svilic. Jcr.elS, 15j6.-rftf A' :j!iTiti(cr.:!.ri(. 1855. 1855. ir.Via'Mian?.ra"4iiiri Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati ltAIL,UO.l. Spring Arrangement. Tin Trains Daily fiom Columbus, in oo'iueo tioa with Trains on tlio I.iMIe .tliami, and Colnmbna nna A snia Itatlroadv. 1. F.XPREUS TRAIN AT 10:00 A. Mi Klnntl nvnt llaloinra l'.Hi;irlAn 3alln Cwmtliwa Sbrlbv, New London and Grafton, arriving at Clevelsna at 2 10 P. M.; giving passengers fokit icsctwi for dinner aud connecting with tu 3.'20 P. M. Fast Espress Train ou In. I .1- Uu. DUJ f... n 1. .--L. 1. . 1 W -, ,. o iu b-B k...t,. n,.-tu ivi liuu.ll., uuu.iu, I um, O.Q. This Train connects at Gallon with tb. Bellefontalne and Indianapolis Railroad, ut Crestline with th. 1:30 Expiess tram ou luvwmu sua l ennsyivania naurosu ror ruts-burgh, Philadelphia, Ac., and the Ohio and Indiana Rail road for Fort Wavue at Grafton with the S 46 P. M Train for Toledo and Chicago, reaching Chicago 8 o'clock nan IUOlUIUI(. 2. Mall Train at 2.-05 P. M. : stoi.tili.r at all wav t. lions between Columbus and Cleveland, arriving at Cleveland at 8:00 P. M., connecting at Crestline with 6:16 P M. fast iram on tl.e Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad for "ittuhurgh, Ac, with the Ohio and Inriisna Railroad for Fort Wayne, s-c; at Cleveland with the 9:06 P. M. Night cxprvv-a trainun ma ijiae .nor. tuiirosu lor tne Kast and after tbe otioningof Lake Naviiratlon with the snlen- in low pressure steamers urescent i-ity ami (Jneen of tne wei lor uuiislo. 3. Night Einressat 11 60 P. M. : itm-uinc nt Delaware and all ay stations Xorth of New London and leaving lisrsetignrsaiau way a'attoas.oonuec1tngatt:restllnewtib tue a:ou a. M mm on the Ohio and Pennsylraluta Rail rnad at Grnft-in with thoTolftdn !. CTorn.urnriThlna-n wrtWina- at Cliiesfju at 010 P. .M., connecting at Clevelanu wuii too niorntiitr train on tne Lake Ntiorn it.ilron.l rr Dunkirk, Butlalo, Ncw-Yorh. Ac. 3 For tbioush aud locnl Tickets ani.lv nl the Tli-l.ot Ollice In the Passenger D.'poto! the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, and Little Miami, Columbus and Xenia nallroan i.'omiisnles. K. 8. FLINT, I.Viliimhiis, May 12, !So6.-dlf Supr.rtnlrnJ'-nl . Cleveland and Toledo Railroad PASSENGERS TICKETED TO TOLEDO, rhlnnirn Mt ln,.l. ':nn(nnl l-JI.-.-.i:. lu..,.. SprinBHiil.l, rtellerontaino, Tiflin, I i'n.lloy.Sso.l'isky, Msns'-field, Mt. Vernon, Newark, Ac. nii Uuily Tntiun Irom Clt'.velnnd. let. 7:00 A. M. Esnress train, from station nf fl. C. 0. R. It. lor Toledo, Chicago and St. Louis : stonulne at Nonvnlk Clyde ami Fremont. 2d. 8 A. M. Mail Train, stoprdn? at all stations hetwsen Gralton and Toledo. Ord. 8,46 A. M. Express (from OhloCity,) forS.-iudusky, Cincinnati, Tolednand Chicago stopping at Olmsted Falls. S3yrla, Vermillion, Huron, Sanduskv Fremont aud Klmore. nils train connect, at fandusky with Mad River and Uke Srle, aod Msnsfield and Hnnduskj Railroads, by wlilob Passengers will roach Toledo at 1.05 P. M Dayton 1.26 P. U Bellornntaine 2.19 " Cinolunatl 7.00 " Hprftigrlcld 3.S6 " Indianapolis 10.S0 ' 4th. S.60 P. M. Express, finui staUon of C. C. A C. Pall-road for Toledo, Chicago and St. Louie ; stopping at Obor-tin, Norwalk, Mouroeville tbdli vue, Clydr and Fremont. 6th ion P.M. Mail Train (from Ohio City.) for San duskv. This train connects at Sandusky witu trains of Mad lllvor aod Lake trie itoad. arriving at Fln.llny suuie evenb ig, aud stopping at all Intermedials stations. 6th 7.46 P. M. Espress, from station of C. C, 4 ft. P,ni road, for Toledo and f.Tilcago. For lickels, or contracts for Freight, apply to E. WILL IXJN, tgent, 6 Bunk -treit. Anfli.r Hot 1 lluil llug. Ale. , Tickets for Toledo Cblvagu. Ac. . be obtained at tSbitlon of C. C. k C. foHd. D. C. BAIJiWLV, Agsut. Tlio.e for Sandusky , Cincinnati Indianapolis, aud -,ta tiona -in Mad River and Mausiieiri Roads, at Ohio City eta lino. E, B. PHILLIPS, Superintendent. Oflice Cleveland k Toledo Railroad. QeveUiw, May 6, 1964, ) JuneAdAtw TO ARCHITECT S. A Fixe Stoci of 1 Drafting Paper, 80, 40, aud 60 inches wide, of tb. best qailityi by tb. yard or pound. Just received by Jeli KAJs'DAlx i ASTON. MISCELLANEOUS. Cottage Mills Flour. HMIE UNDEHSIGNED HAV1XG CO.MPLE- X TED the repairs to their Mills, and added New Bubrs. Bolting Cloths and Machinery, areQfi: prepared to furnh an Eilra Article of ramily Flour, In barrels cr half barrel sacks. Their Flour maj ti La at iuv sicre j. s. u. Dutier, Hsnss k George, Jss 0:Kane. i. M. Robinson, ( Hi.-u streei eo McDonald, f rol-jmt.ia 1. li L. Backus, J. A Slusser, John Butler, i ivodtni. fu , Town street, Uvii,e b!.-ok. Clumbus. ' Jacob Zslltr, Frlsud streei, folumbus M. McAllster, Rich at., oear Market Houso, Colnmbua. Orders from a distance for the above Flour addressed toll T. Woodbury ft Co., or Geo. McDonald, Coiumbua; Hubby. Hughes 4 Co., Cleveland, Ohio, or the subscri bnrs ul el;sdevill; frnnklin cinnty, Ohio, will reclvt prompt attintit.n HmilES, WRIT & Cm., j-SO-d.lii. CotUije Miiis. Superior Groceries. TOHN BURR IS THIS AY RECEIVING .1 at bis Store In the Frist End of the Uuckeyo ltlock, HROAD STREET, i VHRV LARGE LOT 01 M I'KKIOlt FAMILY JRCER1KS. Finhraning evi-rv desirable article In that lino. FAMILIES mid IIOPSKKKFPEHS desirous of hnviny the CHOICEST AtlTK I.I'X tint can be obtained, ill flm tliem at Bt'RR'S. Frerybooy wanting t'iroc-rirs -no par-tienlatly Invito.) to cjll, r.nd "i s how tou'sh a little i al will buy au1-,lil Tm1rTm Iini'Sli, - Boston, T1TU THE ADDITION, IS TUB LAl V QF-STand bust urr-inKii HoIpI in Nnw lioRland and the Biibspribor bejft Hare to cnll attention to Hi iniy ni brent arranBenjjut .md aupf-rior acenramodationa. Tho furniture is m.ide to combiue utility nnd oonvfu lenee wiih luxurioua i,n and comfort. The drawing r or, ran are most elefrmtly appdnted: th suites of room? wr II arranged for famiHt-n aud large travfling parties; th-flcppii.g apartmoutp commodious and welt Tentila'ed, anc i a large proportion of thrni mppHed with Cochilnate water and raa. Every Ptlort will oo made bv tlie Pror-rletot Io contribute to tho comfort of bl gucata white nojourti- inpat uianouse. Ltwn uiui.. ijoetyn, July 13-d3meodia Propnetcr Carriages for Sale. 'PllE -UNDERSIGNED HAVING BOUGIH X out J. A. tiaA.iMox. od resumed tbrlr old buslnus-of manufacturing CAKRI.iGFd, at their old stand, oi Prout street, between Slats aod Town streota. Clumhu.-. Ohio, and have now ou baud, aud are constantly manu facturifig every descripUnn of Carriages, such as Top an' Trotting Buggies, Light Roe.kaaay., Family Carriages ot every style, bus(uc Wagons, Omufbuiises, A'o. luey ueve aim rur sue cheap, several around Uaec Buggies. uepulrlng doue at eh-jrt.notice. From the long eioeru nee the subscribers have bad both iu the uiatiUUciur and useof Carriages, they har uo hesitation in s.iug wlibimt boasting, that thev knn luw to mauufdCiure cood work and work that will wsia and sive satisfaction. -Giv c 4 cil.. BLAEE, WIXUAM.S & CO. aplK-wlywc Delaware Femnle Colleee. DELAWARE, OHIO.-Tbie IOKtitution corr. inenced its A rut term on the Oth of August. It nu. lumber. 48 puuils. Tlie secood terra will oommencs o Thursday, the 2rd of Nosember, and will continue 1: wveas. Tbe PreMdent is assisted bv a corns of tb. most exn- rlenced and competent Teachers. The College buildluif t. comaicMiious and wou lurntshed. AU the brauuUes embraced in a Femal. Education are taught In tbe tno-thorougb manner. ExreKSre. Board per week, in tbe Institution, (luolu dlug rooms woll ftirni.bcd,) 82.nu. Washing and light etra. Parents wishing U send their daugbtera fron home to be educated, are UivKed to luoulra Into the merit. of this Institution. For circulars, references, Ac, address - Rrv. I. MtCARTER, rwuitXT, oot 23 wtf , . . ... Tula ware: Ohio Ue the Magic tmpimion Piper, FOR WRITING WITHOUT PEN OK INK.. Cotivini Leaves. Plant-. Flowers. Pictures. Interna lor Embroidery, Marking Linen ludclibly, and Mamloli' Writing. Thb article Is absolutely the best portabl. luk stand Iu tbekuown world, for. .uiaunuautlty folded nn. pinceu in tue pocan coustitutes n traveliug Inkstaud which cn.Dot beb uken. No pen is needed, for any stick ibarpened to a point, writes equaljy as well as th. best gold oen In tbe uuiverse For drawing, it is ludispena Die. n le, tnieeu, tne whole art or drawingand palutin; tauitht In one tctym. Any leaf, plam or flower can be IraD-ftned to the pages ol an Album, with amlnute am H.-tioct re-eciblancu of unture. With equal facility pic tures aud embioiOerv natterua are taken, and have r O'lved the highest eufcglums from the fair sex; aud, lu leed, a more tasteful present for a lad v could, not bt produced. mis uagtc rapcr will also mark linen or articles, so as to remsm perfeotly Indelible. All tbe washing tn the world falls to bring It Out. Any child can us. It wltb perfect ease. With this Magto Paper, likewise, one oi four copies of every letter written can be secured with out any auuitionai labor whatever, making It the cheapest and most convenient article eitant. It Is used f great advantage by reporters of tbe public press, telegraphic Operators, and hosts cf others. F.acb nackuira contains four difaritnt. i,r.lorVdt1r bine, green and red, with printed instructions, for all to cue, and will last siiulclently lccj to obtain five hundred aisunci impressions. - -- It is put up in be iutifully enameled colored enrel-.t-es. with a truthful likeness or the proprietor attached. Eacb and every packsg. warranted. . Price 12 a dozen; or, five for (1. single packages 25 cents. Mailed to all parts of the worli ob the reception ill tue anoTs prices, anoress, post paid, N HUBBEIX. 187 Broadway, New Tori Opinions of the Pres. Hceseu's Msuio laratsso.1 Parat.W. refer our rea I- ere to the advortlsementin another column, setting forth the merits of this pleasing aud ingenious Invention. Tbe cneapnes.. suouiu mnuce au to giv. it a trial. j'AJica.!. Mf.rijte.nt. It Is unsurpaK,l for ncatuese and utility, aud should meet with the sale it richly deserves. Tribune. Just what the public has long desired, and recommends Itself to every Individual cf tsste and refinement. Journal dnJ Ctmrifr. Je30-ditSm CASH FOR WII E AT TIIE'SUBSCRIBER will pay the hurhost market price In cash for Wheat, delivered either at tlielr Flour a uu Heed .-store, on Hitrb st ., opposite the new Court House, or at their Mill on the ra nal, at the Four Mile lock. BARINGER S YFRIVGTON Columbus, August 4. 1S63 wlf YTALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE. - TH h f andcrMgned l aulhorfuMl to aell 6(XH) aoren of land it ua tod In Ifarmony and I'leaxant Townahipn. Clark oonu- ty, Ohio, md lying on the !ationnl Itoad, W intla woHtot CtAuinhiiR. Tha land la of rery ipood quality, and has boeo diridod into lota of about 100 acre a winh On tbe land are some very (rood imororod fur ma, and a consider abln body of land wsil nut ten for grazing purponaa. The northern porllon of tlia land In hoavlly timlwrod, and tbe tne nf the Lvhunon and Pf laware Railroad paamta through It. Kor tenna, which will on accomniodnt!ri. nnd lurtliw particular, apply to WKAY THOiUS. AitN'nt for Hmniifl T. und Kofie alley. f3 UKFS MKUCANTILK tJULLKGti. IMTT- Pi-nnnlrania, wfth Per pet nal Charter NOAHP OV TKl'HTKKS. I Uiii Exalleucv tha Uf u. Jnmos ftttchaimu, Hon. W. H j feowrie, Hon. Vm. Wilkinn, Iton. kloite FfAmpton, Kori, ' tiharhw Naylor, Wnn. J. K. Mt-orhPad. FAtULTY. j P. MTF, author of tha "North Aint-tV.iii rTi.ununt,M Pnfcfior ot Hook Wwpiim, und Commercial i'toncen. slUHN' l WILLIAMS, the batotl hand ponmn iu th- , United States, ProaMor of Cnmmen'tal ar.d Ornamental Pfmnanhip. f N. B. HATCH, Ki.. of tha riltnhnrg.. B-r, rnifeatwiriil t Mercantile I-aw and 1'oUtical Koouomv. P. HAYhKN, Principal ol tho Mathematical Ihtpait-! ment, Profewnr of Mathematim, tor. Sir. J. IV William ban prrnLiucntly joined the Kaoult v an't il nil! ho k"ou tlmt, during liift lata prot'crtiional u ! gUfroiDotitK In tha Enet, he wa thnre re(;aril"d an tin- bnut ! ptnman In Ilia eouutry. Tlii- iriMitntiun, thoictun. pr- j ncutH nttTttCtfont to tin t.!,ii t.M'eri'ti ty uo uttitT ot ' tho kind io th LDittd ttJiten. ,be eruiro nf tn,liinf eomprleea upwards l i'MJ U'al tratnatloMi, !u ei d:t:ci-ant methodn uf inutile Entry IW'ti-Keffi!ii. rt-fO pifti Oil buKiiit'fift calriilathmn, rTrin4 tb ot In- Uud and furrlffn O'Hnuirp.v C i'ai;ri!ul (enuJan)lip, j avery tnodrn linproreniciit lu i.m- h f t. BtiNiiiOr-n lnttr.it.' ud hiiHtutn foniia of eve.-y decrptitii. lniljf locturftH ' no Comtnercinl Law, Ctiiuiuwrria' srfeticcN. tho theory td hurt 's Rooa Keeplnn. U;iei-r'n M.tiftn, 'tui. most I to comprnlieurtive in th laniuurv ... puifV " Western iteatiier'h Acotm itant," a pcrftfH Mytein tor tucli hcouuU. . . . . . . . , q 0jFtoQ,i f,,r m 'iiviit;i Sv .nuit ' - nHvOll.vfi. HtlL'.t I'AlNTEltS, AlTE-NTIllM VH woiilti infonr. tbo. deslrbig a spleu.lid Paint for Parlor., that as bavt lust raoeived lann. lot ..t sure anow while Fieuoh Zinc, -lliwctiy from the Importers, wnico we wiu sen at cue lowest maraet price, at iu. oboap cash Hardware Store, sign uf the Gilt Mill Saw. may gal&w. A. JOtftt) CO MEDICAL. Forest Dale Water Cure, Cleveland, Ohio. DR. G. W. STRONG TAKES PLEASURE In luforming tbo public that his lare. and beauUiui ? "J? ub,,r," f Fort fit, was opwed last fall, for the accommodation of either sax. Hitlittrto, bo has given spectal atWntlon to those dlseasts peculiar to Feinales; and In tbe new retreat will gtvahla tnorVin niedtate attention to that daaa of InvaiWs Tb. new diSc. Is finely adapted to, and was specially consttucted for, th. purposes of Water Cure. It is built of aton. and brfck, warmed and veottlated onths most sci.n'10c principles. Hot aod cold air can bt Intro-' duoed at pleasure and an uniform temperaturaaecured The Rooms ar. pleasant, the Water eoft and abundant the Pleasure Grounds pietureaqu.,. and th. Gymnasiuit otmmidtou. The City Omnibuses pasa th. EitaoUsb-meut regularly. Dr. strong feels assured that hit great sad uniform uccesi for the past sixyears, iu the treatment or diseases which have baffled the skill of th. most experience. Ir. other systems of practice, is a sufficient guaranty ol ho. to the alfiicted, who may entrant themselvea to tis care. But l hoi. who mny desire further testimony, cad have copies of his Circular, which embodica certificates, furnished hiin bv grateful patients, sent to them, oo their request, by the r enclosing a p.-..lAge stamp ta prepay them tn tbetr address. . ... L: Traxs, $7 to 12 per week, according to rooms', and at teouou required. Each patient requirea one Unon and two coarse cotton sheeta, one woolen blanket, one com rortable, and U or el?ht crash lowebi Cleveland O. Ms v -29.1 8M. w. AYElt'S PILIS. Ai UK'S CATUAK I IC ri L.L.M. PILLS THAT ARE PILLS 1 1 DROF. HAYES, STATE CHEMIST, OK I Massachusetts, as, tho .e0 h... ..t .n , knows-"''1 tho men who certify that Dr. Hye Lemuel 8haw, Qoef Justice Supreme ( onrtof Mss w "unuouni, governor ot lass n. C Plunk.tt, Lt. Oov. nf Mass. FJwsrd Everett, ex-Boo. of ftato and Senator t,f U. e Robert C. WlntUrop, ex.f peaker Houe Rep. PSA Abbott Lawrence, MinbterPlen. to G. Britain. TMn B. Fltrpatrlck. Cth. Bishop of Boston. MEN THAT ARE MEN! Among the dl.eases tlil I'm has cured with aslcai.-Lica rapldny, we may mention Costlveneis, Uiiloua Complaints, Rheurnalism, Dr. pat Heartburn, Ileadsch. arising f.ro afoul stomach. Nan -es.. Indlgwrtlyu, Morbid inaction of the Bowels, aud psir. arlslug tberefrom, I latulency, Lo.a of Appetite, nil HI-oerous and CutnnKius Dlees, which re. uire au evaou-ant Medicine, Scrofula or King'. EvU. Tbey ol.o by pu rifytng the bloinl and etimulailug tbe system, cure inur complaints which it would not be supposed i hey could reacb; euoh as Leatnes,, Partial Blindness, .Neuralgia -ind Nervous Irritability. I erangeiueuta of the Liver and Klloeys, Qout. and other kludred oom-' -iiii- s-.-,0I from a low state of the body, r obtriici.,...M,i ii- .unctions. Tb' y r. the best Purgative Mlidn cv. dl.oov-ered. and von will but nsed to use there ooce to kiow it PrjHsired by PH. J. C AVER. Lowell, Mesa., and told by ail re-p-claMu t'rugglets even wh, t.. , V. rX'KTUN. Jr . Cru-lunatl." . , . " K0t,ERrS & CO., Columbus, tv'l 'w"m And bv A?-nt io every t. wn In .be Wost FKOFl-SMUi unnn-v His teativt-iufc Most WoDdcrfu! of all tones. A"t. READING THE FOLLOWING -Jl,tlB'26y iu afier thoroughly ie.iluv. who can iiB-rtalr, a doubt, hut tins wondorfui rr.prsiini ii TI U"lr K-,wt''e uod .U i.Ul he in tb oaiola ol Id od ,ioung, ti irrk n. MjuKKvh and tu tori,r .-. euioi,.. uui procure tue r iri-ui.r wblih may t iu. t""1- Bud m "f T"lenee W'R b" prearnti- uad d .. . u,.u,u.u riaAO Tele as a waul-lHin;--lAXIil. I 1h dial, from the Krfltor of ih- i .... . u lug Herald a. d the cr'ifioaU. from a diMlnuubbed clrl sen. needs oo o-immeot fiom us: men, are m uiy young gentlemen as well as .Jeuiy of old ones, wno-e beard- ar. turning gray, which ..., - 4 --vi imiiii uneji-.ine ana eaiM.-et nwajj. of tue l.tier. To avoid i bee. little par, I. xliiea n advise such of our reiot-rs t0 Us0 Prnfeswir W.d'a Hair te.ioruiive which wiU In thecourseoi a few eks ahanij, tbe whitest bslrto it. o,.lur-,l e-.b r It dow rei Uetbebair hkenictof lb. hair re.iora.ive., but pro-duee. . gradual cbanire of color from 'I e nmt of th. ban to Jb. fio.l cud. andrfve- it a hue and glo . appear-auce. We have .een many per.on. who bve used it sue .slu.ly, aad wno pruaousio it tlieoniT.nvea.ion which oa. coose op to their buor .ur omo for.rav head' W. coi.,uienced uIng it about two month, .inci, and U e sr. any Judmi or aire and hnumv i, i,. . ; .. least li u years tonnusr. in r.n, k..-; .. lookiiufejouEjr again, and feel very much like rfeitimr a young wil.. Tb. cbanire is ailraeufous. aud it would be ae dimcuit to find a gray hair now as it would he to Dud an Idea lu tbe head of the link, of Buckiu-b.n, w. hoow several old ..aids aud some yuuog widows, wbos. ..-... uv.uuiug to a-suu.e a silvers hue, and "een taismg seriously about resoi ting to tbl-remedv: and we atlvt.. tbem uot to delay any lcuirer' t never nils." ,V. ioufj tla-atd. '' IbtsK ut : Uoving used your Hair Restorative for tut last sis mouths, and with complete success. 1 think It my iuty to give you a oertiucau of iia wonderful effects Having been taken sick is Galveston, Texas, some lour years sluce th--ough which I lost my hair and having tried vailous articlesaad found uo buujfit from their use I was reuui-ated by many to try j oura, and after nslug two of your quart bottles I tound my hair growing very fast, which any person or pureoos can see demonstrated by eaUiogat No. 28 Ollva street, St Ismis. To the public In geueral, 1 have no besiwtiuu iu eaytng this la a trulv useruluud wonlerful article for the restoiaiion (t the Moimu (josu.o bt. Louis, May 23, 1654." 49rrepared 114 Market street !-'t. luls, un,1 Broadway, New-York. ( KuBkRli u Co.. Wholesale and Retail Agont for Columbus, who will aop ply the trad, at Manufacturer's prices, feb -Fever and Ague (Jinc; Forth Prevention and Cure of intermittent and Jiemitlem Ftwt, FtwandAaui, Chilb and few, Duvxb Auut. Otntral tkAlity, tfighl Sv.atot anc. all other form of Piwuiwhwh ha a common oriuin in Materia or At-QfmutTUIS IS A NATURAL ANTIDOTE WHICH will entlraly protect any resident or traveler even il the moat sickly or swampy localities, from apv Ague. . Bilious disease whatever, or ooy injury fn-'in crDsu.n'. Inhaling Malaria or Miasma. It will Instattly cback tb. Ague in rtrsc.ia who Ui snffersd for any laugth of time, from oue day to tw.otv years, so that they need never hav. s.mibik chill, continuing It. us. according to directions. Tb. patient at caoe begins to recover appetite and strength, aud nun tlnues until a perraauent and radical core Is effected. One or two bottles will answer lor ordinary rases, acta, may require more. Directions printed iu Gorman, Fren Ti sn l ripar.i,-,b, ; company each boltlj. Price tine DuUar. Liberal dlxounts ma Is tothe trada JAS. A. HUODFS. Prov.'denc, R. I EVIDENCE OF SAFETY. Nw York, Joue 11, I have ma le a cheinii-al r-inminntlon of "KhoJcs' Fo-vcr nud Ague Cure," or "Antidote to Malaria," unit Uavs teste.1 II l..r Ar-eoic, Moicurv, (Julnine, nod StrtcLuiDe but havo nut found a particle of eillu r In It, nor have I found any subsinnce in it composition tlmt would prove ininrious tn tlie roti&tlhttion. JAMES K. (.HIl.TiiN, M i,('.rc-.M. KVIIIK.NUK OP MtlllT. Lewi 8ieu. I ulon Co., I'.., llsy 2. lSo... Mi-.J. A. Rhodes, Peer bir: Ibo Im ol luiMitine you pent me was duly received on tbe llih of April. 1 hew sold about one hall ol it nn.l so far tbe people ubo liavo u.-ed It are antlnlli-il that It b.is cuie-1 II., in. It hns cer tainly cured the Anu In eioi-y one aho li:is ueiA tt, an-1 six of the cases weld of long stulnllns. ly si.ti'r, who has had it for live i r .ix ye;u-a buck, nn.l conld never get it stojiped, except by ijoinine, sn.l tbst only as long as she would tnko II. Is noiv. 1 ihlnk, entirely cured by jour remedy C. It M. GINI FY. I'.ll llo.v IK Kit'E HI'l-PlillEltit. 'Isks no morn Arsenic. T"riics, Morcilty, (Jiiinme. lei. rlfuges, Klrvchnini., or sotl-f'ei-iodics oi nnybind His well known itKulciency of these noxious poisons pioves tbein to bo tlieoll'- pringelllirof false medical prlnciplin, or of uuwceo'iry qunrks. The only ronieriy in rvHi..nsr thsi Is i-otb sure end hannlesa, is I7er mid Abih) Cure. li. R0I1ER1-, And Do. lore generally Just Opened. hlli;il aV DIILLKKS, s J.iNt opeuoil a large and peuersl as-:ortiueut U Ilsv FAMILY GROCERIES, s l.'t'r'i ifui.Mtift, 7'oii-tt St., 0ivr.U G'tynnt Ificfc. AND TUEY WOULD .MOST RESl'ECT-1IT l.Y lutite the atle. ti.io of tbe Citv and Country tnide. They fiatier thomsolvca that tbey nave, as goo a slock ol Unils ss any hoi. Io tbe city, and tlicy ar.l.t.'ri.ilu..l to sell tliem at the ery lowest cash prbe-. Call sod exsrolne he ore rim linsliKelsewlMre. lio.sls .1-1 vered ut the house or tlie purclia -er when lequlie.1. I N II Ci iuiry ''r.wliioe pu.(,baed. p-4..t.im wi rn at Mil I.FKM. F. I,L T.e X SETf Or Tilts uhld REi'OKTSe- Ubscrlbel has tor aalu at a him nnne fhr iiaeb. a f-w on; . e -u ..' Hi. .iu. Ke.,n.. , a vnh.me., flne 1' tiin.hrur;nr be will seat the first in volumes, complete b. in-elve.. s- purchaser- may desire. ' l"? I V. WHITTNt. BLACK DUulODS JuetrtKHfivcd at myiO eA-NIM,U'