Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1856-02-21

              COLUMBUS. THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21 I85G.. NUMBER 170. VOLUME -XIX. miss mutt Journal. , DAILY TRI WEEKLY -AND WEEKLY 01(10 STATE J0DRN4L COMP ANT, Incorporated under the General Law. TflRMS, INVARIABLT IN ADVANCE limr- ...W00p.ry.tr. " Br the Carrier. pr week. .... - 12X eta. - Tw Wxbk'it 8 00 per year. Wkit 00 J Cluba of Uu .ad over 1 60 . TERMS OF ADVERTISING BY THE SQUARE. (TBI u.-ras OB vat maki i BqoiBi.) ' Out squar 1 year . . $18 00 ; on. aquar 8 weaka . . . $3 JO One 0 muntha 12 00 : on. 2 week.. 8 00 1 60 One One On. a month. 10 00 ; on. - 8 month. 8 00 ; on. 3 month. 0 60 ; on. 1 month 4 60 ; on. 1 week...'. 8 days 2dara... 1 insertion 1 00 7 On. 60 Display. advorlisementa h.U mnr. than the abov rates.. Advertisements, leaded and placed In th. column of "Special Notice.," douoie ine ordinary raua. All notice required to be published by law, legal rate.. H ordered on the Inalde enclnalvely after the Bret week. 10 per cent, more than the abov rate. ; but all euch will appear lu the Tri-Weekiy without charge. '. Business Cards, not exceeding vlins, per year, In dde, 2,0U per line ; euteld. i. Notice, of meetings, ch.rltable socisties, dr. companies, Ac, half pries. Marriage notice. 25 centit. In inttanu will they appear, wafctt paid far. Advertteeinent not accompanied with written dlreo-tion. will b. Inserted till forbid, and charged aocord- Inif'y- ' . .. . '' ' XII ImnsUnt a&terHwmenti rntiif bt paid in advance. Thin rule will not be varied from. Weekly, same price a. the Dally, where th. advertiser use. the Weekly alone. Where the Daily and Weekly are both need, then the charge for the Wookly will be half the rate of th. Daily. Under the prosent system, the advertiser pay. io much for the space he oocupies, th. change, being charitable with the composition only. Thia plan la now generally adopted. R. I. chaspw:i. i. loccrj It. E. CHAMPION & CO., CAMBRIDGE, HOCKINO. NORTHEHN, ZANK3-VILLExAND BLACKSMITH. Yard and Office near Railroad Depot, nc26 i . C0LUMBU3, O. W. iSPXIW. " ANDREWS & COX, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, OIBce, So. 1 Plates building, State street, no23-d3m COLUMBUS, 01110. SAWS I SAWS! SAWS! TO HILL O'WNBBS, OARPBNTER3, -CiDlNlfT MAKERS, BUILDERS pAXD'ALL WBfl CSS 8AW8 ! CONSTANTLY ON HAND OF MY OWN manufacture, a full assortment of Mill Mulay, Crosscut, Circular, and all description of SAWS. All Work Warranted. Particular attention given to repairing. Saw. retoothed, atralt.ned, hammured, Bled and set at short notice. JAME3 OHLEN, jelS-dly 3 W. o.irner Ij)ng nd High sts. Schroeder & McFarland, WDOLRULI AND RETAIL DKltnt. IX FOREIGN & DOMESTIC CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFf, ETC., ETC. Hvnil Building, corner of High Strut and Suar Alisy, COLUMBUS, OHIO. CHARLES S. BELL, Attorney at Law, CON-3TAN9' BUILDING, HIGH ST., t(,8-ti CoiuKBtra, Ohio. STAFFORD at SMITH, AUCTIOM AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS Columbui, Ohio. ale of Baal Estate, Stocka, Household Furniture, Dry-Ooods, (iroceriea, Hoiaea, Cariiag6a, fco., &o., attended to in citv or country, ou the most reasonable term.. Liberal advances uu ..-.ignm.ntn decl-dly D. nsiiEii, Civil Engineer, Surveyor and Draughtsman, Biabee'a Block, over Rudlaill's, Illtrh Street, Colnmhntt, Ohio. A LL KIND3 OF LAND AND ENGINEER-J. INQ Surveying and Leveling; Mapping Platting; Mechanical and Architectural Drawing, promptly and aatlsfaotonly executed. Refer to M. L. SuUivant, Esq., JobnOrabam, Esq., Col. . Medbery, C. E. x iy81-dlrowly O. Bi.KlTM.. o- mvM!, JB BARRERE & REEVES, Attorneys t Xiaw, General land & Collecting Agents for the West, BLO OMI!fO TON, ILLINOIS. Collections made and taxes paid in every oounty in the State. One of the above tli m will visit Iowa and Mlnne-sota semi-annually, and oltener If neoeshary. Tor th. turpos. of making collections, entering land and locating and WarrantB. Immediate attention given to all business entrusted to our care. Refer to Hon. S. Galloway, and Ohio State Journal Co , Columbus, O. . Hon. J. B. Hubbell, Delaware, O. Hon. C. N. Olds, uircievuie, u. Hon. Nelson Baiiere, Billsboro1, 0 ao23-3radw Iron and Brass Founders, an w a AND HAVE ON HAND, STEAM ENGINES, Boilers and Hill-Gearing. ARB ALSO PREPARED TO FURNISH a Cast Iron Fronts. Boltafor Brlilgea, &o. Window Capa and Sills, Caat and Wrought Switches, Switch Stands, Frogs and Crossiogs, Grating, Hlalloa npes, so. (ETMill Irons of nil kinds alway on hund.TJ yNEW SHOP, West end of th. National Road Bridge.- Columbus, Ohio, April t, lS58.-d.wly HUGHES & BEEDE, f Manufacturers of Cabinet Furniture, Chairs, V Mattresses of Every Description, High t. three doors South of Town it., WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM. T1TE publio that they have constantly on hand a fine assortment of Parlor and Kitchen Furniture of .vary description, which tbey wish to dispose or on the most reasonable terms. They would also oall attention to a new Invention of their own that they r. about to have patented, under the name of th. 'Centre Hinge Spring Bed." i An article that baa won universal admiration by all who hav. examined it. superior adrautages. Th. peculiar adapUdness to the purpose design. 1, th. almpllclty of lta ooostrnotion, and cheapness with which it can be r.imt.hMl tn customers, render tne apvlnc bed superior to all articles of th. kind y.t manufactured. The Uentre Hinge Spring Bed can b Stted to any kind of bedstead. oaiin. mlth AnnRdenea noon the merit, of th. Inven tion, they do not deem It advisable to end Agents into the field to inoreas. me aaw, out mwj win commodate all who feel an interest in the matter with an opportunity of examining and judging for themaelvea. Jyidwly- Good News for the Ladies. ; OIIAPLEY HALL IIAVE NOW THEIR O full atock of Dresa Gooda, Cloaks, Shawla, Embroide. riea, Hosiery, Ulorea, sc., sc., wnicn la one oi in. lar geat and boat selected aver offered in tills market. La dies are invited to give ua an early call, and we ar. cer tain w. can pleas, th. most difficult. sell OILKS I SILKS 1 Drbss Silis or all tbb k3 differm .tvlea and eolora, varying In price from 76s to 10 a yard, can b. found at Mi cHAPLET & HALL'S, A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF STRIPED AND XW. Plaid Valencia ana ropuna can n. rouna ai Mlo SUAPLEY s HALL'S, T ACE CURTAINS A good assobtmkni or a a L.eturTain.,varyingin price rrora o w u tu dow, n be had at ae!6 8HAPLEY fc HALL'S. T ADIES WANTING DRESS AND CLOAK Li TR1MMING3, can find at SHAPLEY h. HALL'S th. best assortment ever onereu in mis maraei. bbio CiUAPLEY HALL HAVE THE UErfT O assortment of CLOAKS ever offered In thi. market, varying in prlc. from 11 to - ..io LADIES WISHING TO SEE THE BEST a'Sortment of Ii.ee and Muslin Embroideriev, Flouncing, Edging, and Inaertinga. and fin. Honlton Gniropure Val.uclenne. and English Thread Lac. .vcr offered In uus market, can do w by oauing at elt BHAPLET HALL'S. AN ENDLESS VARIETY Ob' WoOL Plaids, Raw Silks, Frenoh and Engll.ll MerinoM, Mohair, L.atrea, Calicoes, CblnUea, sc., Ac, alway. oa najiaaauivr.ai.cneapat SBArUY & BAIIi'8. GROCERS. A. I. nwiuB. ...... bobiki witeo. NEW FAMILY GROCERY. rpBE SUBSCRIBERS TAKE LEAVE TO X annonac to -the cltiiena of Colambna, that they havajuet opened a Grocery & Provision Establishment, On High tired, South of the Johnson Block, and iireetty oppoiile lh Exchange Bant, Wher. th.y Intend to keep every article in their Hoe, of the beat and pnreat qualities, and sU at rates for Cash which must gire satisfaction to those who may favor them with their patronage. Their present stock oonslsta in part of Black and lueen Toaa ol one uavor, mo, vara and Mocha Coifeee, Sugar, of all description., Boioes, sugar cured iiame, fine lamlly Flour, Candlea, 9oap, and tlM oeleoraiea INew rora uora niaroD( parbiouiarij rw ommendedfor Couklng and Laundry purpose.. Cheese, Maccarona. Vermicella, Rice. Gum Drops. Fancy Candlea iiilnha Pmte. Pickles. Foreign and Dried Frulta. consist' ng of Raisins, 2ant Currants, Citrons, Figs, Prunes and Alinondo, Dried Peaches and Almonds. Dried and Baraled risn, salt, Brooms, rails anu iuds, Lnwmg ana wi ing Tobacco, Cigars, AO., eco. flease eiv. us call and examine our goods and prices ocli-8md NEWMAN ft WIlioN. George McDonald, Successor to John Miller & Co., NO. 94 HIGH ST., OPi'OSlTK THS CAPITOL HOUSE, HTwJejals M HOaU Healer m vnotcx tamuy urocmet. 3 NOW PKEPAKED TO SERVE HIS OLD and ncio friends with the most eomnlete atook of roods ever offered In thia market, among which may be round the following artlclee, vlE Lo.r, Crushed, Pulrerited and Granulated Sugar.. Much and old Horerwneut Java Collees. .. ' Black and Green Teae of the finest gradea. Tapploca, Sigo, Farina, and Wheaten Orita. Corn 8taroh, Pearl Barl, Oat Meal. Vermlclllland UaccaronI, Rlc. Flour.Ooolilng Extrit.ta, Currie Powder and Irish Moss, Pine Apple Cum... Cooper.' Islnglaaa and French Oelatiu.. English, Frenoh, and American Hustarda, Soda. Cream Tarter, and Caking Powders. Pickles, Catsups, English Sauces, and East India Pre serves. . Baker'. Chocolate, Cocoa, Broma and Cocoa Shells. Sardines, Olive., Capers, and Olire Oil. a. nf A IV 111 U . -n tn w.i... Together with all the more staple articles In Orocery BuRlnena. N. B. All goods delivered to city customers tree of charge. novzB 10 BBLS. NEW-YORK GOLDEN SYRUP, For sale or fno!41 - WKO wnnoVALn. EXTRA BUCKWHEAT For sale bv geo. Mcdonald. 10 BBLS. BELCHER'S EN KYRUP. ST. LOUIS GOLD For Bale bv gko. McDonald. no14 EKOTIUGE HOME jmTFACTlRES. Butler's Mercantile Writing Fluid. MANUFACTURED 89 VINE STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO Sine, thia superior Fluid Ink has been before the publio, now nearly t-vo ycara, it hibS been constantly gaining in lavor, ami is now pre-feried, by man,iA tin fvp famml Arnold Fluid. During the past year, TWENTY THOUSAND QUART AND PINT BOITLES, together with smaller sires Innumerable, have been sold tn Bankers and Merohante in Cincinnati, Louisville, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Cleveland, t. Droit, Terra Haute, Lafayette, Vincennes, Indianapo- St F.vausville, Frankfort, Lexington, Nashville, Mem- Shia,lH,f.o ills, Vlckaburg, Jackson, Natchet, and New rleana. It has also bun adopted in the State Departments of Kentucky. Tennessee and Mississippi. It haa taken THREE FIRST CLASS DIPLOMAS at Mechanics' Inati-tutes of Cincinnati and Loulartlie, and Four Diplomas and Prize Medals at State Fairs held last fall tn '(' York, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. The followiug Merchants and Binler. of Columbus, heretofore onicj Arnold's Ink, have adopted Butler's Mercantile Writing Fluid : Franklin Bk of Columbus. iWeekly Columbian OEoe. Clinton do do j Columbus Machine Manuf. Exchange do do Company. Bartlott 4 Smith, Bankers! Ohio Penitentiary Am. Exorese Co. i Ohio Tool Co. American Hotel. Nell House U.S. Hotel. Nat. Telegraph Office. Prob. Court, Franklin co Co. Auditor do Co. Recov.ler. do Co. Ciork do J. R. Cock, lames O'Kaiiv. i P. Hay den. Uohn L.GIU. I U. 0. Noble, Attorney . I W. A. J. C. McCoy. i John Burr. J. R. Paul. Hanea & Georgs. Wm. A. Gill. C. Fay k Sons ;D.maa Adama. ' J. A. &luser. . oG20-dom,' OMo Statesman' ' Pally joui:j:-i it Oitj Fact do WER'S CilERRV I'ECTOKAL. T7OR THE RAPID CURE OK COUGHS, JL Colds, Hoarseness, flrnucliltls, Whooping Cough, Asthma and Con sumption, Is universally knowu as tho best remedy ever yet discovered for every variety of Pulmonary disease So wide la the field of its unefulne.ia and ao numerous the eases of its cores, Ibat almost eve ry section of the country aboouda in persona publicly known, who have been restored from alarming and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its use. When oncetried Its superiority over every other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape observation, and whore its virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the distressing and daneorous ali'ectlons of the pulmonary organs which are Inctuent to our cnmaie. oy us timely use many, nay almost all attacks of disease upon the lungs or throat are arrested, and thus are caved many thousands every year from a premature grave. No family ahould be without it., and those who do neglect to provide themselvea with a remedy which warda off thia dangerous claa of ilisi'uacs will have cause to deploie It when it is too lite, l'roois of the surprising efiicacy of the Cherry Pectoral need not be given to the American people; they have liv-lug proofs in every neighborhood. But those who wish to tead the statements of those whose whole health haa been restored, and whose lives have been saved by iu use, will find them lr my American Almanac which the Agents below named has to furnish gratis to every one. Prepared bv DR. 3. C. AYER. Chumist. Lowell. Mas... .nd sold by all respectable Druggists everywhere. F. ECKSTELN, Jr., Cincinnati, G. ROBERTS it CO., Columbus, ja5 dw2m And by Agenta In every town in the West TIIK OR EAT ' E N i, L 1 8 II RE.T1EUY. SIR JAMES CLARKE'S Celebrated Female Pills. PROTECTED LETTERS PATENT. By KOYAL PREPARED FROM) A PRESCRIPTION OF Sir James Clarke, M.D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable Medicine Is unfaillnir in the eure of all those paiufuland dangerona diseases Incident to me female constitution. It moderutos all excuse, removea all obstructions, and brings on the monthly period with regularity. These Pills nhould be used two or three wetks prorlous to confinement, they fortify the constitution, and lesson the suffering during labor, enabling the mothor.to porform her duties with safety to heraulf and child. These Pills should not be taken bv Females durtntr the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they art sun to bring on Miicarriage, but at.ny other time they .re safe. In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain is the Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue on Slight Exertion, Palpltatiouof the Heart, Lowness of Spi its, Hys terics, Bica neauaone, wnitea, ana an tne pamiui uir.ca ses occasioned by a disordered ayatom, these PUla aili effect a cur. when all other meaua have failed, and al though a powerful remedy, do not contain Iron, calomel, antimony, or aoy other mineral. Full dim-stlou. acoompanr each package. Price, In the Unltud States and Canada, One Dollar. Sol. Agenta for the United Statea, I. C, BALDWIN s CO., Rochester, N. Y. For aale by G. DENIG H SONS, wholesale and retail, and by Druggists generally thrnngbout the State. aelu-dwy OALI CO AI. ! COAL! T AM NOW DAILY RECEIVING A GOOD JL article of Coarse Grate Coal, aud will sell either at de pot or deliver coal on th. shortest ootioe, at tho lowest ngnr.oi iiie marnat, n'i warrant to give satiaiacrinn. JAMES O'KANE, 0c23 Sole Agent of Zaneaville Coal and Lumber Co. MRS. JIUPfEKTON, tf.ateof New-Tork, Successor to Mrs. SoAPLEr,antI occupy iug Store with EruPLET & Hall, High street. Columbus, ijet.Town and Klon, Hi A3 NOW OPENED AN ELEGANT AS SORTMENT OF Fall and Winter Millinery, Consisting of a most cnmplet stock of Elegant Caps, Head Dresses, Feather, and Flowers, Rlhbonaand Laoes, silk, and Satins. Moss, Eugenia, Royal, Fncuf aud Lion'. V.lv.ta; also, a new and oloiantai tide of Frier.. Plush. Bonnets, of every variety, alway. on hand, and all orders promptly attended to with neatuessand elegance,, at the very lowest csh pries. Bleaching and Pressing, Ptamped Muillna for Embroi dery. Mrs. HoprtnT0, Sol. igent for - MRS. M. L. MURRAY'S ' Hair Preservative aud Restorative. It will causa I'air to grow on a bald head, and turn gr.y hair to lta original color, andaileotually prevent th. hair from falling 11 i r turning grey, and by It. invigorating influence produce a new .no luxuriant growlA I of hair.' 0.24 MACAULAY'B LNGLAND- , Id and 4tb volume., at jal RANDALL 4 AfTWS. RA1LKOADS. Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati . HA1LUOAV. - Winter Arrangement for 1855-56. Three Trains Dally from Coliimbui, In conneo- tlon with Trains on the . Little Miami, and Coltnubns and ifnla Knilrouda. 1 EXPRESS TRAIN AT 10:03 A. M. I ... ., . ni a n i .... i !.. rM.itna JL .lapping at imimwmrv, vmwviuwia, v.oau.wv, Shelby, New London and 6rafton, arrivdug at Cleveland at 2:4.0 P. M.; giving paasenger. rourr Misun-a for dinner and connecting ffltu inoa:ur. at. rasi. cxpi-ees irawon the Lake Shore Road for Dunkirk, Buffalo, New-York, so. Thi. Train connect, at Gallon with the rJellefontaiue and Indianapolis Railroad, at Crestline with th. 1:30 Exprtaa Train on the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad fur Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, sc., and the Ohio and Indiana Railroad for Furt Wayne; at Grafton with the 8:46 P. M. Train for Toledo and Chicago, reaching Chicago 8 o'clock n.at morning. , i. Mall Train at 3:30 P. M. ; stopping at all way nations between Columbus and Cleveland, arriving at Cleveland at 9:1S P. M., conneetlng at Creetllno with,8:00 P.M. Fast Train on the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad for Pltteburgh, o with th. Ohio .nd Indiana Railroad for Fort Wayne, se.) at Cleveland with the :S0 P. M. Night Express Train on the Lake Shore Railroad for th Last. 8. Night Express at 12:16 P. M. ; stopping a t Dalawar. and all nay nation. North of New London and leaving SasMugereatall way statlone,ooBeotIngat Crestline wlih la 0:00 A. M. Train ou the Ohio and P.unaylrainla Rail road at Oraftoa with th. Toledo Day Expr.a. for Chicago, arriving at Chicago at B:S0 P. M., connecting at Cleveland villa th. Morning Train on th. Lake Sher. Railroad fur Dunkirk, Buualo, New-York, Sc. tr For tbroua-h aud local Ticket, apply at th. Ticket Office In th. Passenger Depot of th. Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, and Little Miami, Columbus and Xema Railroad Companies. E. S. FLINT, COlumDus, Nov. Ill, lMDD.-nri aupervninar.7n . Central Ohio Railroad. WINTER ARRANGEMENT CHANGII OF TIME. Two Diitr Tiuins Eacb War, (ScvDiTa exoxptid,) inn unl Oki Cbaksr or CAM uxtwbm ujl.t'M- . BUD AND EALTWOB., 0 AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 19ra, 1855, Train, will run as foUow. GOING EAST. Bxprai Tiain. 10:00 J. u 11:10 " 12:15 r. a 18:03 " 1:25 ' tm ' 2:69 ' 3:45 " GOrNd TTFIT. Frprnt Train 11:45 a. u. 12:40 r. a. 1:07 " 2:30 " 3:20 " 4:27 " 6:46 ' 7:20 " Leavs Mail Train. Columbus 3:30 P. a. Newark , -:0:j " 6:65 " 6 88 " 7:16 " 8:35 " 9:08 arr. 10 00 " Hail Train, 4:60 a. a, 5:47 " t):l) " 7:46 " 8-2H " 9:82 " 10:87 " air. 12:00 a. Zaneaville , , Concord ......... Cambridge aruenvuie Belmont Arrive at Bellalr. Bellalr Belmont Bnrnesvilie Cambridge Concord Zaneaville Newark Ait. at Columbus. The Express Train trolnn East will stop to take up or leave Passenffors. at Columbia. Kirkeravllle. Newark, Zaneaville. Concord. Cambridge. CamDbell's. Barnesville, and Belmont, only. Gmsa WeiT, will stop t .11 Stations upon signal, in. uau irain will stop ai an me ciaiiune where the Mall is to be received, or delivered, and at all other Mtatlona on notlc. being given. GOING EAST. ia 10:0o A. M. Kxpresa Train connects at Columbus with th. Expresa Train which leavea Cincinnati at 0 A. M. andVwlth the train from the Wast on the Columbus, Plqua, and Indiana Railroad; at Newark with morning Trains to and from Sandusky, Mannflold and Mt. Vernon, asd with Trains on the Steubnnvilleand Indiana Railroad; at w heeling with Express Train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fcr Baltimorn, Washington, Pblldelphia and Eastern unlet. 'Ih. 8:80 P. M. Train will conneot at Columbus with the seoond Train from Cincinnati; at Newark with San durky, Manstl.ld aud Newark Railroad; and at Wheelln with Night Train on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Fn eengere leaving Loutsvill. and polnta below Cincinnati and taking th. 10:20 A. M. Train on Little Miami Railroad will c .nnect with thia Train at Columbus. Passenger, leaving Indlanapolla and Richmond by morning Train on tnaiana uenirai naiiroeq win aiso connect wuu iuib .ram at Columbus, and reach Wheeling at 10:00 P. M.,and leave bv 10:50 P. M. Train on Baltimore and Ohio Rail-rosd, arrfvine in Bammore mar. n. next day GOING WEST. ' Tne 4 60 A 11. Mail Train connects at Bellalr with Night Train on th. Baltiraor. and Ohio Railroad: at Newark with Traina to and from Sandusky, Mansfield and Mt. Vernon, and Chicago via Monroeville; at Colum-bua with the Trains for Cincinnati, and with TrainB for Xanla, Dayton, Indlanapolla, and Chicago, via. Dayton and via Urbana. The 11 :46 A.M. Exuress Train connects witn luo express Train from Baltimore, and air lies In Columbus at 7 ;20 P. M.. and connects with Trains going South and West, arriving at Cincinnati at 1 15 P. M. 4(itiB Svprrintrndmt '.autafille, Nov. 21, 1866 .-dtf New and Direct Route I'll STTTFRENVIT.LK, PITTS BUKUU, PH1LADFLPIIU, BAI.riUORE, NEW YORK, and the Principal Eastern cities, VIA Stcubcnville & Indiana Railroad, Which Ib dow cumplatd aud In aiiRuafnl operation bo- twetja Newark and tuebenvtlle. DASSENGERS BY THIS ROUTE LEAVE J. c Ctil.UMBUS via Fxpresa Train Central Ohio Railroad at 10:10 A. M. connect at Newark with the above road to Steubenrllle, where they arrive at 8 P. M. ; loav. im mediately on FIRST S1KAMCKS running in con nection with the road: and alter a oomfortahle nlirhfa rest, reach Pittsburgh In time for ih. 7 A. M. Train of tu. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD for Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York. FARE. Columbus to Steubenvllle tl 45 ' " Pittsburgh 4 76 " ' Philadelphia 13 00 " llaltimore 12 76 " " New York 15 60 il- P&isenror. bv ihl. route hav. th. advantag. of reduced Jart aud are not auojecieuio uoiei oui. ai ruis-burgh.Passengers and haggige conveyed from the boat to the depot free of charge. For through tlcketa, please apply at the ticket - fhee of the Central Ohio Railroad. u. w, nn.lu.-J, isup't. Lafavcth DrvKSNV, General Agent. nol6 LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS & XENIA BAlI.ROAliS. lTaln. rnn between Columbus and Cincinnati, as follows : DOWNWARD, tTWAKll. Lav. Arrlv. at Cincinnati. Columbua. 6:00 A.M. 9:66A. M. 10:00 " 8:20 P. M. 6:00 P.M. 11:30 Leave Arrive at Columbua. Cincinnati. 2:45 A. M 8:02A.M. 12:30P.M. 4:48P.M 8:30 P. M 1:23A.M. The 2:46 A.M. Train from Columbue connects at Xenia for Davton. Richmond. Indlananolla. Lafavett , Chicairi), St. Louis, and all noluta west: connecta at Morrow tor Wilmington, Circleville and Lancaster; and at Loveland'a for HillsbOTOugn anauniincotne; aiso conecnng ai tin rinnatl for Louisville bv the boata. Tlie 12 30 P. M. Train, from Columbua, connecta at fjindon for 8nrln.fi.ld. Ilavton. Indianapolis, Sc.: cou necting at Xonia for Dayton, Richmond, Indlanapolla, Lafayette, tiMcago,i. j.ouia,ann an poiniawKii;cimuuci-Inu at Mrrow for Wllmlnirton. Circlevill. .nd Lancaater and at Lovelands. fotilillsborourh and Chiilicolhe; and at Cincinnati with the O.tll.K.H. for Louisville. Th. 8:30 P.M. Train from Columbus connect, at London for Sprlngleld; and at Xenia for Dayton, Richmond, Indiana noils. Terre Haute, incennea and St. lxmis. jojf-For other information apply to T. LorOH, Agent, or M. L. Dohkbtt. Ttoket Agent, Columbns; Wa. Wright, Agent, Springfield; A. W. stars, Agent. Aenia; . n, Lxwn, Agaat, or P. W. Stradeb, General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati, W. H. CLEMENT, nogQ iSupertiXCTiiinif. MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI AND 1IILLSUOROVGII RAILROAD. rrtlME CHANGED. TRAINS WILL RUN M. as totlowa, until niriner nonce: First Train Leave Cincinnati for Chllllcothe, Bam den, and intermediate points, at 8 o'clock . m. ; connect with the night mall train from Columbus at Loveland, at T a. m. Second Train Leave Cincinnati for Chillicotlie, Hills- boro', and intermediate polnta, at 8:30 p. m.; eonneet with exuress train from Columbua at Loveland, at 319 p.rn, RETURNING: r,mt TmlnTova Chllllcothe at 8 a. m . and Hlllsbo ro' at 8 a. m. ; connect with the mall accommodation tiain for Columbua at Loveland, at 11:08 a. m. Second Train Leave Chllllcothe at 12 m., and conntdt with night mail train for Columbua at Loveland, atTIO Far. from Columbua to Chtl'iicoth, 3.W. I Ticket, can b had of M. L, Doh.rty, AgentJColunbu deT K. ABIHtJR, 8upt. AGRICULTUKAL. : ' FRESJI BUBS. " TUST RECEIVED AT THE AGRICULTU-ej RAL "Warehouse of Wm. A. GUI, a choice lot of Holland Bulb., among which are a fair assortm.ntnf the best named Hyaciuthl. Blue, Red, Whiteand Yellow do,' . ' ; . Polyanthus Narcissus. Urocue in variety. Bent elngi. and double Tulip.. White, uold .iriped and Double Lllra, Ac. Foraai. bv WM. A. OILL. nol3 ' High street, north of Broad, . Vulcanized India Rubber. TUST RECEIVED FROM THE BOSTON d Belting Company Manufactory, a giod assortment of uacnine oeumg, irnm x to l'l ucnea wit., B and 4 ply. Steam Packiug of (U kinds, suttatl. for Gaskets ai SUam Joints. Hydrant Hose, warranted to stand a pressure of ?ft pounus per square incn. Conducting Hose, suitable for light conducting purpO' ses. . . - Garden Engine., Couplings, Hose Pipes, Nozzle., Row neaus, so. For aale at th. Agricultural Warehouse of . . WM. A. GILL. nolS High street, North of Broad HOOD AISD U ILLOW AVAKC A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF TUBS, 2UCK.-ETS, Keelers, plain and painted Churns, Thermom eter, Cylinder, Barrel and Tub Charoa, all alzes. Butter rrtuis, juouius, ijuiica, opauoa anu ffnxina; Maax aiauia, Rulling pins, and potato Uash.rs; Toy Wheelbarrcwa &c Willow Basket. ; square .nd oval Clothe. Barketa; Hunt- per .nd Trunk do.; plain and covered Market do, A great earletv of Ratlioulo. M'ura and Four BaakeU: Oa. Cain and Feed do. At the Agricultural Warehouse, Neil's New Dunning, tligii at., nortn ot uroad. . nol3 WM. A. GILL, DOUGLASS' PATENT CAST IKON LIFT-I.vO AND FORCING PCMP3, all alrea. Galvanized well or pump chains; reels and spouta. caat lion and wooden well emus, hydraulic rams, Ac, by WM. A. GII.L,: At the Agricultural Warehouse, High street, jal6 North of Broad OX YOKES AND HOWS. A GOOD AS sortment of oaoh. Wheelbarrows, an excellent article, for $3 each. At the Agricultural Warehouse, by del2 WM. A. GILL. U AY, STRAW AND CORN STALK CUT- XX TERS. of nearlv all the moat a nnroved kinds: anion which are the celebrated "Rochester Cutting Boxi's for gunerai purposes," aire., varying in price irom .9 to 24. Eri-ry farmer and erery teamster should hare one oi tuose luvaiuable machines, far aale at the Agricul tnral Warehousf, hy , dol2 WM. A. GILL. WM. A. GILL'S AGiKlCULTURAL WAREHOUSE, East aide of High street, half wav between Broad and Gay eta., one door North ok J . M. McCune'a liardware store. jeI4 SEYMOUR'S PATENT GRAIN DRILL AND GRASS SEEO SOWERS. Price tort. For sale at the Agricultural Warehouse of W. A. GILL. High at. QAUSAGE AND MEAT CUTTERS, FOUR kj eir.ea, the iiest article now iu me, with iron boxea. Price 4 to J10 SAUSAGE srUFFEttl, FOUR SIKS, a superior arllcle, Price $2.25 to $1.83. At the Agriculturitl Wnrehoiiap, Higll RtrBet, bv rtel2 WM. A. GILL. THERMOMETER CHURNS, FIVE SIZES-X $2 to $7. Barrel, Cylinder, Tub, and Straight i hurua. For aale by do!2 WM. A. GILL. "1RAS3 SEEDS. Kentucky Blue Gra.h, VT Orchard Graaa, Red Top and Timothy Seaa At the Agricultural Warehouse, by del2 17 41 A. GILL. WELL'S PATENT GRASS SEED SOWER. VV One of the best machines overused for that purpose Pric.Sd. Foreeleat th. Agricultural Wmehoue, digh St., by jal . WM. A. GILL. TT ARROWS IRON AND STEKL TOOTH 11 Harrows, reversable and .xpandinz. a very su perior article at reduced prices, by jam M. A. U1LI.. Reversable Steel Teoth Cultivator, .ver offeri'd In thia market, for aale cheap at tho Agricultural Ware house, by jai6 WM. A. GILL, High at. TTIMERY'S PATENT ONE AND TWO XU Horsa Pnwora, Hirashlnt Machines, and Circular Daw alius tor sawipg raiiroau ivooa, arst, ny- - .J"lll iVM. A. U1LL ALL x DUDDS PAf&sr wrwnfrS FIRE PROOF 8AI"E'l, .11 mM, warranted to keep dry Inside, unquestionably one of the beat manufactured safsa In tho country. For sale at manufiir.tu er'n prices and transportation, at the Agilcultural Warehouse of WM. A. U11.L, ja lil High street, n...tli of Broad. GtllNDSTONES A FINE LOT OF "BE-REA" coarse, shnrp grit Grindstone, auitable for farmers' use; togell.r with cranks, friction rollers, &c. For sale bv JalO WM. A. GILL. THE LAKUEST WOOD TYPE MANUFACTORY In the United Statea, AT COLUMBUS, OHIO. DAY BROTHERS, PHOPRIETOUS. TO PRIMERS IN THE WEST A LoNG EXPERIENCE IN THE MANU FACTORE of WOOD TYPE has suggested to us eo many improvements in the preparation of the wood nsed, as well aa in the mechanical execution of our work, that we fael cootideut we have attained A DEGREE OF PERFECTION hitherto unknown in thia department of Industry. jfey We have availed ourselves of facilities which oa ble ua to furnish priutora on th. . MOST EASY AND ACCOMMODATING TERMS, when their ordera are accompani.d by proper reference.. EVERY SI7.R AND STYLE OF WOOD LETTER is manuiactiired, from the moat diminutive to th. very largest suitable for th. MJlMM OTH POSTERS so common in the present day, and either plain or duplicated for oolors, and are made in A B T YliG Ol'" K li E ti A N U Ii: And lienuty of Proportion only attained by th. most experienced artists. tiT We are permitted to refer to the following practical men who bar. u.d and sold onr type, and pronounced thera ot superior and unsurpassed quality: A. W. Fairbanke, Arm of Harris, Falrbanki k Co., Cleveland. GeorCT Sp-jar, firm of Gray, Beardslev, Spears 5 Co., Cleveland. Scupp it Braae, and Lnrgdci & Pounds, Chicago. Pomeroy At Co., Detroit. Andrewa t Jarger. Toledo. L. Johnson k Co., Type Founder., Phil.. Cinclnuati Type Foundry, Cincinnati, and Proprietors of the Fact, Journal and Statorfmao Odices, Columbus, Ohio. aa- Order, addressed to DAY UKUTliKKS. Columbus, Ohio, will reoeive prompt attention. no29-daivtf EYE AMP 23 -cV - . DR. UNDERWOOD, OF THE CITY OF LOU1SVILE, K.Y., OOUL.IST AND AURIST, WOULD ANNOUNCE HIS ARRIVAL IN the city of Columbus, Ohio, and respectfully tenders hla professional aervices to the public in full confi dence of rendering general eatisfactlon. Having had an experience of over 20 year, tn the treatment of dia-eases of the Eti and Ear, he has the Inftultesatlsr.ctlon of knowing that ho can perform the most critical opera- lions ana uxtranrainary cures, ah ne asaa la a lair ana impartial trial of his new and painless remedies. Hia mode of treating diseases of the Eye and Ear Is entirely new, perfectly sale, and has never been known to fail in giving relief. He may be consnlted at th. office of Dr. Langworthy, on Town street, two doors west of High itraut. For the extraordinary success which has attended hla pract ce since his arrival in the oily of Columbus, Ohio, he would refur those interested to th. following respect able and well known persona who have been treated by him: Thoa. Owens, of Newark, 0. The venerable Rev. Mr. Young, of Ih. Meth Church Rev. Mr. Hulburd, of Presbyterian Church Rev. Stouteuburg. of Delaware eo., O. Rev. Bradford, of Tan Wert co ; t' Wm. Willis, of Columbus, 0. Capt. M. C. Lllley, Columbus, 0. Thos. Benn.lt, n.ar Blenflon, O. R. Cbadwlck, Reynoldaburg, 0. Eso. Charhn. Harrisuunr. o. He could refer the public to many other .erna, but deema th. above anmcienr, Columbus, Jan. 23, H68. CUli'S PKIflTE COIUUSPOSUEUE. CYCLOrEDI or ahemus LITERmHE. CYCLOPEDIA OF EIGMSII LITERATI RE. SYYAV8 NEW TREATISE. - GENT3 WANTED THROUGHOUT THE 1 State to sell the above works, and many others of lira character. - ' Tho two liret are add by lubscrirrfion onlu Address, or call on GEO. H. BH0N3OM, J17-d:v,-3m Over Post OrHce. GREAT AMEU10AN BOOK The Most Complete Portrait Galleryof American Authors ever mbllsbed: InK n.mi-nr.rmJun.E.n iAui.ni,a niacei-any of Literature and Art, in one .plendld octavo volume, comprising original literary contribution, by th. most eminent Amerisaa aubtnira, -wiui aurvj-vigut rvr traits on Steel, taken from original picture.. ror.al.oy a. n. euua v"ii d.13 No. 1, Cdwn Block. gaHn J)to Slate' journal. THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21. "An Addreag (a the Legislature and the Citizens f Ohio, and an Ei.lBtl to all Ha IIOBI," Was printed this Lionlli Feli'uaiy, l5ii, the Ohio State Journal PrititiuK Ufflcu, la pamphlet which rontaias eo inanr iiiiexnccteil diwlosnrea as fufTiciui, to enable- those who Btndy it with understuojiop;, "to make Uiu con elusion lint we ure la pocjst.aiOQ of lluutvltdge for the coirjrueuceinent ol tlie New Em, or ol the L mvefsiil Republic of Harmony and Pence on Earth, and havo received the credentials lor It Introduction. There ie a inagnetio chain of events through tue couree ol reunifies an well as ol pvtnis which happen in this time on different places of the universe. As long art this chain id not generally known as fur as it can je known in this uge, Teace cannot bo established ou Eirth, I menu a real Peace which will last through tlionsands of years, aid during which not ouly revolutions aud wars, but also war instrument's aud Soldiers will lie bnuutitd trotn the Klobe. Soldiers and war instruments have devoured throuah the course of aea multitudes of men. aud have stripped the largest portion of sur vivors ot their property, while a nuiull portion of speculators became by the blood of the kilLd aud wounded immensely neb, and the rest of men became tuelr scrvauts. Jjesides wars and war systems, there are many other systems in which an immense amount ol human property is squandered not for the better out lor the worse ot men; but by keeping ar mles of soldiers, so much is squandered, that if that which is squandered in one year, would be applied for the benefit of men according to our principles, it would open the way for all men aud women, to become iu a tew years rich, and the rich happy by making the right uee of their riches. Hut this cannot tiiKe place till the chain which has been uireloeed by our Instrumental ity, is made known to Nations. Then the Dragon, Rev. xx: 2, will bo bound. In tho meantime, although we meet everywhere wilh peo ple lhat have no fuitb that the creut promisee of human redemption will be fulfilled, wo ittbor with security lor it good success, having testi-mcnies through tho course ol centuries as well as in tlio memorable events which happen this time in such a correspondence with our movements, that when the conespoudence.-i are explained in my publication?, any body may learft, that those who reject our message are in chain? of the Pragon and his HostH. Our meEsage has been ollered to monarchs and their I bi6hops and other influential men in Europe, as! well as to presidents and others in America. But they rejected our message, and by doingco they opened the way to many terrijilu plagues. XMot only battles, but also other calamities which are caused by the influence of the armies of the Dragon, whom multitudi.9 of men worship, are in such a correspondence with our doiugs for the human redemption, that from our reports on those matters the proceedioo-g in the spirit world are made mamlest. lieingconuued into the limits il a short arti cle, tn:it editors miirnr not ejrcufe themselves with being too long lor their papeis, 1 omit all other pressing lliings wbich I wieh to commuui cate, tu arouse this cation far action, and men tion only, that after my application in former times to the heads of the ledcral Government, made, A. D. 1854, peculiar exwtions to Move the Congress of the luited States to appoint an examination of my message which contains the meam to prevent revolutions and wars lu this country, and to spread peuce on the Globe. Bui President Piarce, Postmaster General Campbell, secretary marcy, senators Atchison, Cass, Douglas and others in the Senate, the Speaker and o;aers in the iiouse or Kepresentatires:, to wnom l nave applied to lurtrara nyr documents to tne Congrenj and to more too whuJo body lor action, have been attacked by demons of Hie Infernal Holiness, that they neglected to fulfill their bigheEt duly, and were quarreling about Kanzas and oilier pernicious matters, which to touoh here room does not allow. At length, when a new organization in the House of Reprefeutulivea were trying to muke their Speaker at tho commencement (ft December last, my Lender procured that on the 8th Deceniber,lE55, or ou the Feast of the Popish Imtnnculate Conception of Mary, an article ol mine wilh such uu editorial remark appeared in Cleveland, that it occasioned my "Epulis to all Nations." Iiut my manuscripts aro prinud when persons are ready to publish them. But I found nobody ready to publish what I offered in caicl article tor publication, and X was trav eling while ItepresentativeB of the United States were eastiug votes lor their speaker, nnd I saw sometimes numbers of their votes which were testifying, from which quarters of pitfalls and caves demons took possession of the Capitoliniu in Washington, to binder tho election of the Speaker. Eor joining the links of the magnetic chain for biudiug the dragon, we made use Dot only of languages of men, but also of languages or angels and demons by certain numbers, significative names and many other tokens, bv which in all my publications wonderful testi- oies have been given to our mission, and my painpuiuc, lor tue circulation ot whicn this arti cle is written, contains so many such leatimo nies, that while many volumes couid bu written on them, 1 wroto only some instances first on tea pages with a petition to the Legislature of Ohio to publish them directly aud by doinir so open me ooor lor a large circulation or the pamphlet. Hut the man to whom I have Riven thoite ten pages to forward them to the Legisla ture, nas returned tnem to me. Then I wrote six pages of disclosures on the last page of the pamphlet, because the last threa pages have been written on the 2d of this month, February, or on i n o east or Marys i unncation, that is of the purification of the church or of tho gov ernment, uu me mid ana jist pages is the appointment of our "Monthly lheological Course," which will commence in Columbus, Ohio, on tho 1st day of April, next, (1856.) aud lu wmcii tne mnguetic cuaiti io bind tue dragon will be exhibited. And the last page of the pamphlet contaius my appeal to the Legislature of Ohio to kindle a light in the Congrei-s of the United States. I alluded to the candles wbich are brought by Roman Catholic meu and women on the 2a February Into churches and ore burnt in my country, and I mentioned that light should be kindled by my pamphlet. I gave the manuscript for the last pages of the pamnhlet on the 2d February, to the priuter, at 3 o'clock P. M., and the bpt-aKer was elected on the same day, but I received the report of that election a week later, and tbeu I wroto six pages on the numbers of votes, showing by tho numbers of votes in correspondence wilh what I wroto on the same day, that votes were mediums under strict influence ot rpirits, and to what Bpherestr. of spirits each party of mediums belonged. I explain lads which are produced by Spirits lnlliience, and are testuying that which 19 to be made manifest to all Nations for tbe introduction of tho New Eru. And here waa mentioned as much as could be done in an article, to move Readers lor action, without waiting till Legisla tures commertce to proclaim the New Era. If my pamphlet ia understood, well qualified per sons will come from all quarters to attend our theological course. Copieh of the pampblet may be received by mail. 10 copies for $1; 60 copies for $5: 100 ropieB for $8, in sending money to JOEL WATSON, box No. 806, Columbus, O. I am your servant, seeking nothing else but to lullill the duties ol my mission, ANDREW n. SMOLNIRAR, Formerly eighteen years Priest, Professor of Biblical Literature, Ac; and since A. I), 1838, Representatives of Messengers for the intro duction of tho Dispensation of the Fullne'p of Times. Epbes. I: 10. COKE! COKE I A SUPERIOR LOT O? TflE ABOVE AB attclefor sal by CflAMHQP, HOBS ft CO. 'Lied Of A Starved Heart C Concluded.' 1 Ves 1 read it,' interrupts the husband, who seems to be computing interest in the coals. Silence, for half nn hour, wheo he takes a little account book from the desk, and a pencil from hi3 pocket. What did you get nt tho store to day?' "tour yards of flannel for Allie adtfej. It is more expensive than delaine, but so durable that I think it tlie cneapest at last. And I bought a wooden bowl of a ped dler.' 'Did you need a new wooden bowl ?'-'Yes, Nancy $plit the old one quite in two, to-day, chopping moat, bee, here it is. Allio has taken it for Dolly's cra dle. Now if I were as ingenious as Goody Haslow, I should have pierced two holes here with a hot iron, and then' fastened the pieces together with wire.' ies, and every woman ougtitto know how to do just such things. One- who can, without troubling anybody, is a prize to her husband. No danger of poverty for him. I like to see a woman think she can do something, if it des require a ittle labor. I'Dliut this together, if you will show me. 'You ; humph !' These were the words, but the lone cannot be transfered to paper. Edith makes no reply, and soon goes nto the bedroom to put little Allie in her crib, and laying her head on the pillow beside the child, waits for it to fall asleep. Presently a neighbor comes into the sit ting room, and she hears her husband talking with animation upon various interesting subjects. Thackeray's lectures, Dicekns' new story, Longfellow's poem, news from tho Crimea, &c, &c. She ies there Ion? after the child is dreaming. She feels so lonely, so friendless, so un cared-for ! She longs to have a good free talk with somebody. She thinks of her bachelor' friend, of his love for all that is good and beautiful, of his frank, manly smile, as he shook her hand that evening; she thinks, what it God pities her; she is asleep ! .... Edith, do take-H doifble dose to-night i you coughed so last night that I was awake half the time. I was thinking of doinp without the medicine two or three nichts, for some how I fancy it doesen't entirely agree with me. It relieves the cough, but sterns to reduce my urength. I am very weak.1 Oh, the medicine can't weaken any one- You take the tonic, still, don't you t' 'I have taken it regularly until to-day It made me so sick, that I omitted it this morning,' 'It won't do to give up medicine because it makes you sick. No use in employing a physician, and going contrary to his directions.''I know it ; but 1 have tried it so long without apparent benefit, that it seems use- ic8 to continao ii. I prow wetiker every day.' I Had he made any remark to this, or had hie countenance expruisod concern. she would have added what she knew he was not aware of absent as he was, near, ly all day at business that for a week she had only been able to walk from the sofa to the bed, in the next room, and had, during that time, eaten nothing but gruel. She kept silent, however, tor she thought he looked annoyed, and in a few moments he said, 'Well, you had best continue tlio medicine punctually, until these bottles are finished' the bottles wore paid for 'in order to give it a fair trial. Then, if you are no better I shall send for Dr. R.' That night, at twelve o'clock, Edith's husbanil was awakened by her violent coughing. He folded the pillow over his ears, as was hia custom, knowing that nothing he could do would be of any use. The paroxysm was unusually severe, and once he thought she spoke. It sounded like 'love Allie !' perhaps she was afraid of awakening Allie. St.ll it continued grew more violent ; it seemed as if she would never again draw her breath. He grew alarmed, threw aside the pillow, started up, and raised her in his arms. This is the hardest time you have had. Can I get you anyihing?' No answer, but that dreadful cough ; then a struggle, then a gasp. Why Edith Edith ! heavens what is it, Edith ? It is nothing now ! She Why good iVIuit it it V has slipped from his arms, she lies quiet on the bed she will never breathe again ! Two gentlemen stood by the road-sido, opposite the graveyard. 'And so our old schoolmate, Edith Wynn, is dead,' remarked the elder of the two. 'I remember her, a little dancing, warbling thing, yet thoughtful, and wise beyond her years, I heard of her . marriage in my. Western home, but since then, have known nothing concerning her. She died of consumption, did she not?' ' , 'People call it consumption, but she died of cold and starvation,' calmly and sovJy replied the other the bachelor mend ol Hiditn. What do you mean V asked tbe first speaker, eyeing bis friend curiously, and not without suspicion. 'I mean that there is a sio'V freezing and starving of the heart, which, though mnra linrrorlno. l'.e nftpn AS f'fltnl In HTm a the lack of bodily warmth and food.; 'I dO not fully Understand you. 'You did not know Edith, and love her , , . , r Li- i i 83 I did. 1-iOllg belore Sfie Ureataed of Ia I linrl oWlpd her for llltr wif. l,i - j ' 1 kept tne siveei secret in my own iiosom, and toiled to make myself worthy of her. J When slie was eti 1 1 .very younjr,. I left home to travel a year or two. No matter how it happened; when I returned, she; wis mnrried. It Was a crtistiinrr hlrnir tn , . i --i , .y. .. 1110, tnOUgll only UOa KriOWS It I COUld , have won ber. She married a man just One remove from the CUrioUS talking aUtO- I fu ninnna dm -. fJ F matons, tne ue.inans aro io lond of man- ufacturing. He has; intellects but not heart.' . : . 'I have met her at intervals, since her marriage, and hare teen her gradually changing from, the warm hearted, impulsive, ambitious woman, to an automaton like himself. Outwardly. I mean for ifci anguish of the famishing ipirit withir, none can know. He fed and clothed htr body, but ignored and slighted her ffec. uons. ihey could not ding to him. but they, fixed therruelres in a better country, where the All Merciful has taken ber at last. Her husband ia erectins: a costly slab of marble to her memory. Heaven forgive the bitter thought,, but if the truth were told upon it, it would read, , 'DIED OF A STARVED HEART.' .- An Excellent RrLE.- In a mixed conversation, says the pious John rvew. ton, 1 it is a good rule to say nothing with out a just cause, to the disadvantage of others.' The same writer savSa I was once n a large company where Verv severe things were spoken of Mr. W., when one seasonably observed, that though the Lord was pleased to enect conversion and edifi cation by a variety of means, he had nev er known anybody convinced of error by what was said of him behind hia back. This was about thirteen years ago, and it has been on my mind as an useful hint ever since.' The Garden. No land pays a higher rate of interest than the humble, despised garden.' 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