Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1852-10-08

              gtetillg lipjf Stkfe $mvmk" KAY COLUMBUS FR1DA.Y MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1853. NUMBER .77 . 1 . t . h i .i-. i i YOLCJMEXVI ( THS ....... JDatlg hto Btate Journal 18 PDBMSHItt 1TIBT MORNING, KXOEPT SUNDAY, soon BABCOX, jopbmai iDnuica, nam Am run man mtiukoi on mail, TERMS Invariably M tia i In Oolambul, $0.00 a year j 'by null, W OO. Daily during tb sssskm of the Legislature, and "TH.WMklr Ibr the ramalndar of tha Tr. en.flO. TBI WMKL-Y JOURNAL to furnished to city subscribers at 93, aad by mail at (LIO a pn Clubs of four and upwards, SI .26 1 .xmHUQpmni.auMi TIM TRI-)VKBKIiY JOURNAL U $8.00 a year. RATES OF ADVERTISING IN THE DAILY JOURNAL Tk (bllowing rates and mix haw been agreed upon between the proprietors of the OU Buutmam and U Okit Stall Journal, to n oDwrvaa in an oast, war uui a, suit aj, isw.j Oa square, 10 Una of lad of tola (bad typo, for one Insertion, pus, i seen aamuonai maroon, auo. nHjjjj 1 Jji lsquar, . I jo 3 86,8 00)4 00)6 00 8. 8. 5. 10. 15. 18. 2 squares, ll78g7 1' 00,6 00 MM lpT 57 UT 17 8sqaarss, 760:460 6 60,800 00 ioT jj IT" t iquaree, ,3 00 6 60'8 00 OollO. In. uTilBT TT at rai Tiia 1 dally,..' 80ll dally, 180 Standing card, 6 Unaa or laa, for on year tlO. No advertisement to be oomndered by the year, an ten (perilled on the manuscript, or previously agreed upon between the parties. Advertisement not marked on the copy lor a specified number of Insertions, will be oontinued on month, unless ordered out, and , payment will be exacted accordingly. All advertisements from strangers or transient persons to be paid . In ad ranee. The privileges of yearly advertisers will be eonlned rigidly to their regular business ; and all advertisements not pertaining therein), to be paid for extra. Advertisement for Auctioneers, General Agents, Real Estate 'Agents, Ac, not to be contracted for by the year, but to be charged iby the piece, at the usual rates. Announcing candidates, (for offices of every description) to be charged at the rata of fifty cents per week, for each name ; the same to be, an all cases, paid In advance. Attorney will be holden for the price of Inserting advertisements brought in iby thorn. Publishers not aocountabla for the accuracy of legal advertisements beyond tk amount charged for their publication.All leaded advertisements to be charged not leas than doable the above rates, and measured as If solid. Advertisements on the Inside exclusively, to he charged at the rata of 60 per cent, in advance of the abova rates. No ADruTismxT old ss nrsnTin unnrousLT. Advertisements fcr charitable institutions, fire companies, ward, township, and other publle meetings, and such like, to be charged . half price. Deaths Inserted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral . invitations or obituary notion, and when so aooompanied, to be , paid for. . U persons sending oommunlcatlons or requiring notices of fairs, soirees, coneerta, or any publio entertainments where charges are made for admittance, and all notices of private enterprises, can only be Inserted with the .understanding that the same are to be , paid for. If intended to be Inserted in the editorial column, the . same will to charged at the rate of not less than 20 cents per line, : and then only when accompanied by an advertisement SCOTT&BASCOM, Journal Buildings, High street, Columbus, PRINTERS, STKKEOTYPEH4 AND i BINDERS. Blank Hooks and Stationery of every description constantly on hand. Printing and Writing Papers, and Inks, ot the beat manufacture, always for sale. D ,R. ROBERT THOMPSON'S OFFICE No. 4. Neil' Exchange, opposite the Secretary of State's office, High street, Columbus. decll NATHAN BROOKS, Justice of tbe Peace, Office la the room formerly occupied by Justice Evans, i south of the Franklin Bank, up stairs. RE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard- wan and Cutlery. Iron. Nails. Glass. House Builder's Ma- ' teriala. Panning and alech nlcal Tools, Military Goods, ite., die. No. 101 High street, sign I of the Gilt Padlock. WALTER THRALL, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Columbus, Ohio. Also, a Commissioner to take the Acknowledgment of Deeds or the eity of New York. oclgQ FC. SESSIONS & CO., Wholesale and Re-e tall Dealers In DRY GOODS, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Straw Good, eta. Four doors south of the American, Colum- bus. oct!8 JOHN. W BOBT ABJfSTBONO. BAKER & ARMSTRONG, Heal Estate Bunu and GiranaL.Lara Amvts. Office south room I Exchange Bank Building, Columbus, O. luciam noma's. thio. comstock. obo. a. coustock. BUTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes-sorsto B. Comstock A Co,) Ferwnrdlnsj and Com-i mlaalen Sferchnatta. Lard Oil Manufacturers, and Dealers in ' Salt, Platter, Fish and Lumber. Head ot tbe Canal, Columbus, Ohio. , gy Liberal advances made on consignments. maro JRIDGWAY & CO'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near tbe Bridge, Columbus, Ohio. Stoves of i all kinds, and great variety of Catlings, always on hand. flDLYNN & BALDWIN are again, receiving llxew supplies of WATCHES AND JEWELRY. Among other styles ot Watches, we Invite attention to a new lot of those lue hunting ease and open dial levers, of our own lm- portatlon, which, for quality and price, are not exceiieo. jyio TTAT AND CAP STORE. " (JUL THBOID STAND mmJ 1 1 w ate subscriber cornea greeting, to every I I Hat and Cap wearer In Central Ohio, I i "with one ot tbe very best assortments ot HATS) AHB CAPS -ever brought to this part of tbe Bute, embracing aeerly every variety ot atyle now worn by the human family. His Hats ere made to order, by some of the best and moeteelebratea establishments East and West, via iBeebe At Co., New York BeHnlett Blynn, Philadelphia Dodd dtCo., Batea, Whttcher Co, and others, of Cincinnati ; all of which will be sold at fair prices and he wishes it to be distinctly understood that It la ell nonsense for others to say they can aell lower than he can. Being a practical hatter, and engaged in the business for Talrs, be understands what a bet can be made and sold tor. Hla stock consists (in salt) ot tbe following varieties i Blaek and Drab Bower, extra . Black end Drab Moleskin, extra; Blaek and Drab Brash, extra; uusrBUBeuvnv! uusr BM DOU WTO , Blaek and Drab Hungarian, vesy 'ftae ; Black and drab Kossuth, in great variety ; A large and well selected auorUnent of SI arao .oasum, iu iiw wj , .... t lirre and well selected assortauentar Strsw goods lor Men and Boys A Terr one assortment of Straw lieu fur fhlldroa, Ate., fce. Hla old friends and the public are invited to call and examine the assortment and pricea. J. E. RUDISILb, ricea. J. c. kuuibiiu, ' High St, next door to the Stage Office. m MfvftBt-BftX TTATS AND CAPS, vWHOLJ I I aitir awn nPTSll. We are now re oatvlng oar FaU and Winter etoek, to which we Invite the attention of country dealers and tbe PVo the trade we oiler a large assortment of Kossuth and Ma- .i auk nt --U r.n. 1. at rAneA ratea and feel Con- Sden s, Bilk PI itforatyl mt that for style, quality and finish, our fashionable Hat can- ot be surpassed. .,, ,lr?rrr r, p.h. . sanwarmateitr. which will enable as to give vwrring fu, and remedy the Inconvenience experienced by so many in breaking in a new net. KT. .n,t I. eomnlete. and atrlcea law. To one and all wnaia uv. aire ul a call In the Neil House Building lOUSO DUIIUIUK. OILLETT it CO aepS WE ARE NOW opening . 1 1 lf and brautlful assortment of Gene- tee we PUlS retau. Auarevi.-- -Vt.it wa-sll Jl" in the bej5 "i"' tk 0f -ntrance to Nell Honee. , First door soutn 01 eniru. BLYNN . BALDWIN. TUST RECEIVED A new and beautiful as- J iaortmewt of V1TCHII, DIAMOND WORK, aim JK WKLRT, of all kinds. Inl8 BLYNN A BALDWIN. XTEW GOODS. A lot of new and fashioni I .m w.hrluM (Tkatna. Breastpins, nar-rm.-, - j--- mTt leenMl BLYNN ABALDW1M CEALS AND PRESSES. Notarial, and all tN . i.v.. s-i. nada In the beat manner, and IS ' BLYNN A BALDWIN i , -i . r i : j rt AS AT.IKKS Ana many mnasui piiuu uiu VT ijusinerrtsl Oaa Burners, from ox to stz Hght hast re- eetved. and for am. - - BALDWIN H TEW LUMBER YARD. The subscriber has oa head, at the rraaaii.ro. w. - i" t aapplasd oa anon m imv ! am mImJJn 4nr lintenit lamm .nam aaaortaaaaf at aaasu.ii. - rrr-; ? tsibwrs,farlraaBea )o, 01 I ' JZI . lime, hxaaraa. Aa. ate. Also, refasa mmber, at radueasi pvwaa. ragtVaTl-TT artSa Mill, Bailee west, a the i. ajlnasn, to Bbosmt or Aerr, sjaaoaa any aui caat aw aiava vj BOOKS & STATIONERY. NEW ARRANGEMENT Paper and Rag Warehouse. ' , Shoe, Tea, eolored Mediums Cap, Crown, Medium Royal and Super Royal Wrapping Paper. ; White and colored Papers, for Confectioners. ' French and Amerlcsn Tissues white, and assorted colors.. , Glased Papers, for Pamphlets. Manilla Paper of all sixes. ' Copying Paper French and English manutacture. Now, 8vo. Post, Bath, to. Commercial aud Packet Post. Bsnk and Folio Post; Blotting Paper t American, French and English Caps Bank Note Paper, ate., Ae. BONNET BOARDS, Of various colors and qualities. , , N. B. The highest price paid for Rags. jylO J. If. RILEY A CO. NEW BOOKS The Napoleon Dynasty ; or, The History or the Bonaparte family. By the Berkley Men. French on the Study of Words. The Men of the Times or Sketches or Living NoUblcs. The Master Builder; or, Llle at a Trade. Ry the Author of Summertleld ; or, A Life on a Farm." Leoturea on the Results of the Exhibition, delivered before the Society of Aru, Manufactures and Commerce, at the suggestion ot PrinoB Albert. For sale at the New Bookstore. .. . Mpl4 . J. H. RILEY A CO. PIONEER WOMEN. Pioneer Women of the West. By Mrs. Ellet, author of the 11 Women of tbe Ana lo-American Literature and Manners. From the French of r bllsreie unaries, rroreseor in vam coiwaw ul rrnuvo. Lillian, and other l'oema. By VViuthrop Mackworlh Praed. For sale at the New Bookttoro. sepH J. H. RILEY A CO. SCHOOL BOOKS Cambridge Editions. etaekhardt's Chemistry. Reid'a Intellectual Philosophy. Stewart's do. do. Latham'a (Irammar. Tuaculan Disputations. For sale at the New Bookstoro. m29 . J. H. RILEY A CO. BANK NOTE PAPER, of superior quality for Bankers, Railroad and County Bonds, County Ordors, Ac, Ae. Bank noto paper made to order, of any also, thickness or color. , Blank Drattaand Notes, from tbe llnest steel plates, lor sue at tbe New Bookstore. 11. JHL.CI K l,u, JulS Stationers. AMERICAN and Foreign Papers. Letter, Can. Commercial. Packing and Folio Post ruled and plain by tbe quantity, at low prices, at the Paper Warehouse of My31 J. II. RILEY A CO. N. B. Bank Note Paper letter alae a superior article for correspondence, eirculars, Ae. TETTER BALANCES, Desks, Weights, Jj Newspaper-flies, Portable Sites a fine article, assorted slam, far oountlnff roams and houses t Couvlni Presses, a superi or article; Inkstapds, new pstterns, great variety. For sale at the New Bookstore. , Ju3 J. H. RILEY A CO. WILL BE PUBLISHED, 25th Sept., OT A BOOK FOIl THE WHOLE UNION NORTHWOOD) ft I l W.L wA Un.lll. Sbowlnglhe true character of both; by Mra.SARAU J.HALE. liluitratoa. He who ores not hit country, ran lovt notning. ThA Intention nf this dennlv interostlnx novel is to Illustrate the dignity of labor, and show the influence of Amorlcan Institutions on the character of our people, both North and South It la a book lor the nation nothing partlxan or sectional has swayed the mind of the authoress. Mrs. Ualc is not tinged by Bny of the t'sms of the day, but Is, above any female writer of our country, a true representative ot tbo moral dignity and grandeur of woman. for aaio at me renouicai uepui, uu nuiu bucoi, uj gep21 A. B. HARSH. NEW STOCK OF BOOKS AINU stationery. The new firm of BURR A RANDALL, having refitted the store lately occupied by Huntington A MacIntixk, ate now receiving an entire new stock ot BOOKS, STATIONERY, PAPER BANUINUR, viNnv ennna. AVn. And having completed arrangements with the various publish-in. hnnu. ,.f tl.M KnatDrn HtlPl. thftV Will reCClVO the nOW Bnd desirable Books at the earliest possible moment alter publication.It will be the aim of thla establishment to furnish every article In their line at the lowest possible prices, and by giving tbolr personal attention to the wants 01 unir customers, iiiny uu.i to give entire satisfaction to all who may iavor them with their PAorSera Intrusted to them will be attended to wllh fidelity and dispatch, and at pricea that cannot tall of givingsatislaetlon. ju25 High street, Columbus, Ohio. SCHOOL BOOKS of every variety, including MoGufiey's Eclectic Readers, Nos. 1, 2, 3, i snd S. Kay a A mommies, parts t, a ana j. Davles' Mathematical Works. Antbon's Classical Works. im-holi fimith'a mnA Mnnn'a f lenirraDhlea . Ac Which are ottered at nricee as low aa can be found at any Book store In tbe West. Forsaloby ..,, N EW BOOKS. Restoration or Monarchy n. V..,n. I .AT,Mlt Q Vols. A Step from tbo New World to tbe Old, by Tappan, 3 vols Time and Tide, or Strive and Win, by A. S. Hoo. Uniting itt Itnlnn l. Ahhott i new edition. BlilbedaleUoinanee,by Hawthorne. Forsaloby aug3 BUltll A RANDALL. BLANK BOOKS. We would call particular attention to our assortment of Blank work, which we otter for aale at unprecedented low prices. Csp, Demy and Mo. dium Records, Day-Booke, Ledgers, e., always on hand, together with memorandum books of every jarlety. ia'iQ BUlUt A KAHDAliL. OTATIONERY. We are nowreceiving a (3 splendid assortment of staple and Faney Stationery, iuclu; ding French, English and American Cap and Lottor i'apera whtto anu nun Aanesion r.nvoiopei ; inHmmi, Porte-Monnaioe, Pocket Cutlory, Porte-Folios, Bankers' Cases, Ac., which wo otter low, ju30J ltUHll A RANDALL. EEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE. The Li and SnnvicM or Uxn. Wiotieio Scott, by Edward n M..eau in i VaI i o. mn the onl v aut hentic edition." A Iresh supply'just received and lorsaleby piuntT f WALL PAPER and Bordering, Window Paper and Fire Board Patterns. A large assortment of the latest patterns, just received, and for aale by .,,. ju30 it u it a o& jiAnvAL.1.. BIBLE DEPOSITORY. The Depository of the Columbus and Franklin County Bible Society, may now be found at the Bookstore of 1D1,ni. TANCROFT'S Historv of the United States. JDlnTolumea. Foraaleby ,. lOoU Dunn sav unninui LIFE OF GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT. I For sale bv the hundred or the single copy, In muslin and Dsoerblndinl.bv Uo301 BURR A RANDALL. NEW WORK BY GRACE AGUlLiAlt, en-entltled, The Day eif Brace t a Story of Scottish Hie. tor. Foraaleby IJjul buku a nsnui.u. TrOL. 20 OF OHIO REPORTS, for sale by V ,6 BURR A RANDALL. SCOTT & BASCOM have added to their cs-tabllahment a department for the aale or Blanka, Blank . . . . I, la ruir ititn. ifaalta ana Biaiianerr o.cij uw. - : . lion to keep up a lull assortment of evcrythin in this line which business men can desire. The Blank work will be manufactured by ourselves, of the very beat materials, and in tbe most substantial manner, and warranted to give eatietactiou. Enl ranee oa rjlgn street twit fiTATtfns Motnllir. Ppn. Pen Holders. I lilt wimw", " ' I paDCr nd Letter Files, Notarial and common Wafers, Letter Btampa. Biatea, a ------- mn line. eonsunuT OB BBiiu mm " - - -Mmf rt?rrPVDT'rni Rnnlra otorpntvnpH frnm luivuui a a uiu. -w.v .j.v-. j n .nl hntirul arvlea of rvoe In a manner not tnferiorto that of any Eastern Foundry. Particular attention paid tn tbe orereorvDinxoi iv oi T?NVELOPES by the thousand, gross, aPi tl nff sail grlvM A fir! 4tWtH ntinill. dIaIb I Ja. m IIDWIRI uitwiiitj vs ; a " a emboasrd.lncladiaga beautilul variety lor the Ladiea, may be lonna as DUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS, and JJ Carda for Railroad Cheeks, Inviutioa Tlcketa, Ae, of any color and thleknraa, ana ratio aay siic.rn-v am - DjJ It a. iisjw A RNOLD'S WR1TINQ FLUID. Maynard& XX Noyea'and lioorer's Inks Black, Bed, Blue and Green for . - Dnnrwi-n Mm IIUI'IIH TaRINTlNQ INKS, for News, Book, Card, and XT Job work, all the varioaa colore la kegs aadeaas, for aale SCOTT A BASUUM 3. "DLANK BOOKS, of every description, from a IS funk Ledger to a sixpenny Btrmomrranm, oa aana, or mat alCctnTt-d to any pattern, at SCOTT A BA8COM S. "PRINTING PAPER, for News or Book A work, an, sue-any .-...ty-oy fKKV. TUST RECEIVED, at the Columbus Peri J odieal Depot, THE MODEL ARCHITECT, eoataiaing eai-giaal designs tor Cuttagea, Villaa, Babarbae Reerieaeea, c. accompanied by explanations, speeinrationa, estimates and elaborate detaile, prepared expressly for the nee ot projectors and artizane throughout the United States. The only work of the kind evrr offered tn CofBnMnaa. ,27-dtf A B. HARSH. CINCINNATI. EO. GOODMAN, West side Walnut St., e between Columbia and Pearl, wholesale dealer In all varieties of WHITING, PRINTING ot OTHER PAPER. ffAgnl for Bv$M XagU till). Writing l-aptr. aplO ENVELOPES. DOOMBuS Envolopeai 1 150 M White do SSM Legal dot 100 M Note dot ' ALSO Note Papers, beautiful assortment, lust received by K.O. GOODMAN, aplO 77 and 7U Walnut street. FRENCH" COMMERCIAL LETTER PA-PER. 300 reams Blno and White, Just received and for sal at reducod prices. , . E. O. GOODMAN, , apio 77 and 78 Walnut street. FRENCH PLAIN CAP and FOLIO POST, Blue and White, Juit received and for aale low. E. O. GOODMAN, aplO 77 and 79 Walnut street. TINTED ENAMELED CARDS & CARD BOARDS. A beautiful article, manufactured by Messrs. Bliss, Potter A Co. 1 have tbe largest and cheapest stock of Carda In tbe eity. E. O. GOODMAN, aplO 77 and 79 Walnut st, Manufacturers' Agent. T AFFLIN BROTHERS' WRITING PA XJ PERS lhave been dealing In these Papers for more than a year, and find them every thing one can wish, aa to quality and 6ria. They are the hlgheat grade of Paper manutactured in the nlted States i alwaya give satisfaction, and used once aro wanted again. A lull assortment jusi received. , GOODMAN, aplO ' ' "1 ' ' ' ' 77 and 79 Walnut street. iCUBSON HOUSE, Walnut street, between JT Fourth and Filth. CINCINNATI. OHIO. O. H. OEVFBOr, Proprietor, lata of Walnut Street llOUSO. . npv- T1I7ALNUT STREET HOUSE, Walnut st. T T betweon Sixth and Seventh streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. jyO-dtf J. W. SWENKV, Proprietor, HERMAN SCHRADER, (successor to Chailis Staxcb) Importer of German, French and Knallah Fnnnv Gooila. Tova and AlualeHl Inatramenta. and H'koU$alt Dealer in Accordtmt, VMlnt, Combo, Putolt, Per-euulon Capo, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Spoon, Spectada, 4., ltd NO. SO HAIN STIKXT, BETWXIN LOWCB HABKKT AND COLUMBIA, apio-dfim Cincinnati, Ohio. JOHN H. DETERS, Manufacturer of r ' astvu's'B janw nuvnev, No. 41, South Bide Third Street, (opposite Masonic Building,) CINCINNATI, O., Mr. D keep, constantly on hand a full assortment of fine Dress and Water-rrool noota ana buoob in an various,, wntcn will be sold at very low pricea. N. B. Fine Boots forwarded by express, and warranted to fit, upon all order, aeooinpanied by the usin ana toe measure. apiu-iy 1TI7INDOW GLASS. We are -now receiv- VI Ing a large stock of this season's manufacture of Belle. vernon window uiass, ana navmg taxen Kne nrsi rrentium ut the Ohio State Fair, Mechanics' Institute of Cincinnati, and tbe Alleghany county Fair held at Pituburgh, we feel assured that we oner to ine city ana country iraae tne Dest ana muii extensive assortment ot (ilaaa of the 1st, 3d, 3d, and 4th qualities ; Druggists' ware of all descriptions ; Tu mblcra and Jars ; Pint and quart Flasks, ate., Arc. All of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms by SPKKHS A WRIGHT, Sole Agents for Bellevnrnon Works, No. 39 Main at , Cincinnati N. B. Also, a constant aupply ol Dupont'a Gun Powder ; 111 lie, Blasting and Sporting, Soda Ash, and Bleaching Powders. apiu-anm PAPER WAREHOUSE.-The undersigned 1 .fl m full ...nplmMl nf PlPKR mmhrarina Num. Hnnk. Plate, Cap and Letter Paper; Canille, Tobacco, Manlllo, Wrapping Paper, Bonnet Boards, Ac, Ae., of the best quality, and at the lowest market price. Orders, solicited, which will be filled at the same price as if purchased in person. We also make to ordor, at short notice, News and Book Paper. Nos. 77 and 79 Walnut street, ''ineinnati, O. N. B. The hishest market orlce naid for RAGS, in cash or exchanged for paper. JyS4-d3m. C BULLET, Art Union Buildings, Cincin a natl. Is constantly prepared to furnish elegant BUSTS! 8TATUES, MEDALLIONS and MONUMENTS. H" Orders solicited Irom a distance. jyiu-aom- BURNET'S PATENT WATER COOLER. This article lathe result of the application of scentifie niineloles to the nurnoae intended, vlx I To keen water as cool at poeeible, at long at potitbte, Kith the Unit pouible Ice. The proprietor baa long devoted bis attention to this particular branch ol domestic economy, and passing from one improvement to another, baa ut length arrived as near perfection as it is possible to reach. A proof thla Is found In the very general can of these Coolers In all parte of tbo country. A better proof of the tame lact la, that, since their Introduction, various imitations of the genuine article have been attempted all falling short of the object, It It true, yet all proving clearly which way the tide of popular opinion la aettlng. A simple statement of facts, In regard to these Coolers, will satlsly every one ol their superiority. First, they are the only article of the kind ever patented. They are furnished with two distinct non-conducting chambers, by means of which, with two pounds of Ice to the gallon, water la kept (at a temporature of 40 below xoro, or only 8 above the the freeilng point) all day. Thus, at a eoat of. eome five eenta per day, a family of ordinary tlxe can be constantly supplied with water aa cold aelceitselt; larger numbora In the same proportion. Thla has been found by actual experiment to bo a aavlng of at least seventy five per cent, over the Earthen Jars tornierly used for this purposo. Again, these Coolers never sweat ; In this way aaving mucn unnecessary waste and trouble. Heinar manufactured In the most workmanlike style, and hand somely finished In every respect, they make a very beautilul or nament lor tne liming noom, tiotei or DtoamDuai. An imnnrtsnt itnnruvement haa latelv been added to the Cool er, viz I a small Pan (capable of bold log lrom,ix to eight pounds ol butter) Inserted directly under tbo cover. This quantity of butter can be kept perfectly hard all day, without additional Ice a very important addition to the economy and comfort of families. If desired, the Cooler can also be furnished, at a atnallex-ponsn, with a Filtering Apparatus, made and tor sale at ttUrinrvi a Iiouse rurnisning asianiisuiucut, No. 14. East Front street. Cincinnati, O. Dealer ln Hardware, Cutlery, Tea-Trays, Britannia, Japanned, Bronied and Tin Ware, Brumes, vvooaon ana vvuiow ware, Rathing Apparatua and Kefrlgeratora. aplO piNCINNATI HYDROPATHIC or Water- J Cnn Establishment 1. now onen for tbe reception of pa tients. It la located about fire milea from the city, on the Carthage pike, and but a few roda from tbe Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, ln the rear, and at the atme distance from the Miami Canal, in front, rendering it easy of access to those desirousof enjoying the benefits of tbe Institution. To tbe lover of nature, few parte of tbe country can furnish a more pleasing variety or scenery than spreads Itsell before the traveler all the way from Cincinnati to the Cure. There nature and art combine, rendering ths view beautilul beyond description. ... The now, large and beautilul fcdinco displays tne taste oi tne artist at a slanca. The neatness and ole&anco of the interior. combined with the numerous attractions which present them selves to the Invalid, eannot tall to renaer tnis estaDiisnmeni a desirable one. The Halla are extensive, and the rooms spacious and inviting, where the invalid can ranee at pleasure, free from atmospheric Influences, ln Inclement weather. The BedRooma are well ventilated, and neatly furnished; the Bath Rooma are ample and eommodioua, being convenient for the application of water, in every lorm. iu bjbobww wi.h " is a Gymnasium Hall, seventy five feet long, wbere patients will have an opportunity of restoring their muscular atrenith by health tnl exercise. Tbe Springs which furnish the water for this Esubliehment are clear, pure, soft, and abundant ; flowing from a gravely bed, they send forth water both cold and dclicioua. The country ana neignoornoou io irmw.Bin" ness, purity of air, and variety of scenery. All things combined, we eannot think of a more desirable place, for thoae aeeking health, than thie Institution. Dr. Pkasb, having had much experience in the treatment ot disease lor many years, bega leave to inform the public, that no peine will be pared lor the restoration to health ot thoae committed to hla charge. Mrs, Pcasb, who has, for several years, devoted her attention to tbe treatment of diseases peculiar to her sex, and being every way quaunea tor so important a station, will take special cbarge of the female department Prolapsus Uteri, with IM train ot ailments, that bane of female beauty, health and happiness, which is prostrating the energies, and destroying tbe uselnlness of a large portion of the fair sex, will be treated la inia muinuoD, hc.iuiij, muruutu.ui i"--- riea or aupportera of any kind. To this subject we would Invite the attention of Ladles, aa in all esses we shall expect to perform a perfect earo. Pmrmanm vuntlBe the Care bv the way ol the Cincinnati, Ham ilton and Dayton Railroad, will atop at tbe Carthage station. Pa-!... mrm miatnl to brine two eomlortablea. two blankets. two coarse sheets, six towels, and a quantity of old linen, suita ble for bandagea. , rr m Th. tsrmafor Boaarj. MpjDiCAt. Pkbviccs. and all ordinary attendance, will be tea dollara per week, payable weekly Extra attendance will subject the patient to aa extra charge. Borne deduction will be made to those who find it necessary to spend a length of time in the Institution, Transient From three to five dollars will be charged for the first Inatioa. For further particulars address Proprietor and Physieisn. Carthage Heaailtoa, Ca., 0.-malS-d3maaaw3m - TWO ONE-ACRE LOTS FOR SALE. Two Lota, Moa. 93 and 91, located la Pneraa'a Addltlon.eoa- taiaiag one acre each. They are the plnasaateat loeation In tbeSUtnllVlSloa, ana Will oe etuu a nmiRiun nuiu iw, wlsethey will be takea out ol maraetano ne price anvancr-n. ' JAMISON A TUTTLK, Real Estate A rents, englt OIBee la Caraenter'a Bailding, ap stairs. "117HY HAVE THE TOOTH-ACHE? Y T Practical kinta oa tbe Preeervatioa of the Teeth a val aable little book oa thetmtsneal snd pun natloa of the teeth. Priee2ae. aepia bukk at snuuu. TarTULAY MILL SAWS. We have a larfre lfX lot of Worrn,WHmort A Kowtaad'a Malay Sawa; alao narrow Mi l, Croaarntana uireaiai aaws. . KILBODRNE, KOHNS A CO., Jal' Siga of the Gilt Broad Axe. FORWARDING. CHAMBERLIN & CRAWFORD, Forward- and Cohhission MuHaim,iNM of SufrW Strut, Clevtlmnd, Ohio, Dealer. In Flour, Orain and other Produce, (ex-i,,.ii,nenmmliiliin.1 Pronrietor. of New York and Ohio Linn, Ohio Canal, and Union Lino, Pennsylvania and Ohio CanaL tsr Agents tor tne lonowing moost Crawlord A Co'. Northern Otis Kimball, 108 State sL, Boston, i a..,ll 1IU) H. H. Line of Steam Pro 11 w..w- , Now York and Ohio Lake Boat Line, Chamberlin, Lee, A Co., New York and Cincinnati Line, I Agenu, Chamberlin, Lee A Co'a Eipress, f No. 1, Ctsartss 5i, Troy and Oswego Line, J , : New York. mal3-6m ' ' CHAMBERLIN, LEE & CO'S EXPRESS. Vy PnorniKToaa CHAM BERLIN, LEE A CO., New Tori, nt I. EE AHK1.I. A f!0 . Rnflalo. (7 Ship by People'. Line Steamboats, Isaao Newton and uendriek Muason, loot uouritana atravt, nurui iu. . Mark packages "C. Lee A Co'. Express." ii For Freight apply to . ( . , Jahis C. Oatvaw, 1S9 Broadway, Now York )' ' CHABMM.UI, Ln A Co., 1 Camtiea Slip, Mew York i - J. S. Cbbnowkth A Co., Cincinnati, O.; , . i Chamhiun A CxAwroao, Cleveland, O- mal3-nt "1RAWFORD &, CO.. Forwarders & Com J mission Mhchants, OgdentbuTgk, N. Y., Proprietors of the Northern K. H. Line ol steam rropeiiers, oenveen ugaeus-burgb, Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago. Dealers in PLOUR, UUAIN and other PRODUCE, (exclusively on eommiaaion.) Liberal arts nccs made on property for aale at Ogdensburgb, Boston and new lor. bi-uu NORTHERN RAILROAD LINE, between Beaton, New York and Ibe Went. -CRAWFORD A CO., Ogdensburgb, New York, Proprietor.. This Line consists of the following new 11 rst class Propellers, (leaving Ogdens- burgn three lime, a weex :) OGDKNSBUItGII, WISCONSIN, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, BOSTON, . MICHIGAN, PRAIRIE STATE, J. W. BROOKS, CLEVELAND, and LADY OF THE LAKE. Connecting at Ogdensburgb with the Northern Railroad, and the Vermont Central, and Rutland and Burlington Rail, roada, between Ogdensburgb and Boston, and with the Lake Cbamplnla cV W bite llall Caaal Llnea, between Rouse s Point and New York., , , APPLY TO Otis Kimball, Agent Vermont Central Railroad, 108 State street, Boston, 0. P. Soovxll, Agent Rutland and Burlington Railroad, 100 Stato street, Boston. m 1. S. Maynabd, Agent Travis A Co's Line, 33 Canities Slip, New Chas. li.JiNxs, Agent New York and Canada Line, 7 Ccentle. Slip, up stairs, Now York. Malcolm Canfikld, Agent Merchants' Line, DVi Coanties Slip, New VorgHAMBEttLN g. CRAWFORD, Cleveland, Ohio. mal3-6m NEW YORK AND OHIO LAKE BOAT LINE-ERIE CANAL AND LAKES CHAMBERLIN, LEE A CO., New York, and LEE, ABELL A CO., Buflalo, Proprietors.NEW YORK AND OHIO LINE, OIWO CANAL. CHAMHKKLIN A CRAWFORD, Cleveland, Proprietors. rgp No Transhipment at Troy or Albany. Apply to N. Chaubkblin and J. C. Oatman, NoTT Coanties Slip, New York. Mark Packages " N. Y. A O. L. B. Line." Ship dally at Pier No. B, East River, New York. ma!3-6m l hanna. h. oahbetson. b. hanna. HANNA, GARRETSON & CO., Whole-balk GnocRB. and Commission Mrbchants, Harvey's Block, Morwin street, Cleveland, O. 113-111 A. M. AL. 185'J. JOHNTINXI.. HALE & TINKER, Forwarding and Commission Mkbchantj, Columbus, Ohio. Warehouse No. 2, Exchange Buildings, Broad atreet, (one door weat of W. A. Gill A Co'a Agricultural Warehouse.) Dealers in Flour, Fish, Sa't, and Water Lime. Also, Agent, for the following Lines Lathrop A Co'a Express. Merchants' Transportation Company, 1 EckfordLlne, I Erie Canal. union iransporttuun tuuiinij, i Western Lake Boat Line J Mark packages " Care Hale and Tinker, Columbus, Ohio." N. B We are prepared at all times to contract freight to any part of the Union. r . malt UALli AND BIS us. innv UAT T ATtAV Studiob. Rnippimt Hi and Commission Micbchants, and Denlera la Salt, Vlonr. Flab. Water Lime, oVc. rw Particular attention paid to the Purchase or tisie oi urain, ana rroauce generally. - K" Warehouse and Office, foot or Front street, opposite ine C, (Sand C. Railroad Depot, Cleveland. Ohio. gj Also, Agents tor the following Lines on trie i.anai i MERCHANTS' TRANSPORTATION CO. APPLY TO H. N. Holt A Co., No. 9 Cocntles Slip, New York j Holt, Palmib A Co., foot of Washington street, Buffalo, Pro prietors, i 1 ECKFORD LINE. Hugh Allxn, Aoints, No. 127 Broad street, New York, (I. B. Williams. ) (up stairs.) Maxwkll A Pattbn, i L Wu,rr BufTailo. Joint Allxn, Jr., 5 ' J. W. Pattxn A Co, Proprietors, 155, Rivor street, Troy. ty Mark packagea " Eckford Lino," abip dally by "Old Line Troy Tow Boats," Coenties Slip. UNION TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. Running in connection with RceoVi variant Line of Steamboat fhe Laket. rnOPBIBTOBB, B. A. Hoot A Co, 113 Pier, Albany. Davis A Sutton, Agents Rood's Steamboats. Ken,, Phonte, Hnnaio. A H. MnnflAN. Ruflalo. Geo. H. Tdttlx, Agent, Broad atreet, New York. C. S. Bishop A Co, Agenta, North Market, Boston. Br Mark packagea "Union T. Company," abip by "8 wilt-sure Line of Tow Boat," foot of Broad street, N. Y. WESTERN LAKE BOAT LINE. Morehann'IsA forwarded dallv to and from New York. Albany and Buffalo, and all porta on the Western Lakes and Canals, with despatch, without transhipment at Albany or Troy, jy Csr-noes Insured between New York and Buffalo. a ... ... ... n . n i a. u V . o, W. TAUiBADttS, rruprietur, is orusu oh.ii, . i AOINTB. R. L. IIowxi.l,1S1 Broad atreet,... New York, Olmsted A Daniel., 47 Quay street, Albany, . J. i. Tallvadsk, (foot of Washington street,) Bufialo, Eddt A Halladat, Cleveland, ra- Mark naekaires " W. L. B. Line," and Sblo by Western Lake Boat Line, foot ot Broad street, New York jf Apply to u. vi run, uotumous, u. nr Our connections with the above Lines, and with Lathrop A Co'a Exprosa, are auch that we can assure Merchant, and Shippers in general, that we can forward soods to all point, a little quicker and cheaper than any other Line. Mark It. tsarx all par-sages tegioiy, ana wuu EDDY A UALLADAY, Cleveland. II. FITCH, Columbua. aplO-Cm A. M. IIALB, General Agent on Ohio Canal. STARLING MEDICAL COLLEGE, Co-lombus. The regular course of Lectures In thla Institu tion, will commence on Word at, the 1st ol November, ana continue four months. Tbe iVeiwt'itary Count, consisting ot six Important specialities, beginning on the 18th nf Cctobbb, will eontinaa nntU the 1st ot November. . FACULTY. R. U. PADDOCK, M. D., Professor of Anatomy and Physiol ogy. CH A8. A. LEE, M. D, Professor of Materia Medica.Therapea-tlca and Medical Jurlaprndence. FREDERICK MKKKICK. M. D, rroieaaorot cnemntry. SAMUEL M. SMITH, M. D, Professorof Theory and Practice. R L. HOWARD. M. D , Professor of Surgery. FRANCIS CARTER, M. D, Professor of Obstetrics, Ae, and of Pathology. V. KJ. rAKIiCU, IK. lf uemonsirauir ui Anaiuni. FEES. Lecturca tiO,00. Matriculation $3,00. Graduation I DIll Disseetine Ticket B5.00. By the expenditure of almoat ten thousand dollars, during the present year, on our noble edifice, the Anatomical Theatre will ne nntsnea. ana tne hosdimi oura iui m iwcumuv u. wmcum, and many other Improvementa completed, making the whole a most perfect structure. All inquiries win receive prompt attention if addressed to S.M.SMITH, aug7 Dean ol the faculty. nROCKERY. CHINA and GLASSWARE, J 'The subscribers Invite the attention of nurchassrs, and the publie genrally, to their large, new, and complete Block aa above, to which they have Just added a large variety of NEW i;0()l)3,conitlngin partot DINING, TEA aad TOILET WAKE, watte ireaaieae, sjniaa rintaa. Also a lane assortment ot COLORED IRONSTONE WARE comprising Printed, Flowering Printed, Japan Lustre, Ae., Ae. in a vancLV oi new Ditteroi ana snanro. To oar stock ot CROCKERY WARE we shall make eonstantadditionadunng the Spring, by direct Importattonstrom tho MMt Mtehrated Pntu-riea in Kurorje. FrenehUold Band and wnite untna,ia setts or pieces tu sun. Also, China Vases, Colognes, Motto Caps and Saucers, Ae, Ac Snl.r. Hall. J lanvinr and Side Lamps. Lanterns, Lamp Chim neys, Wicks and Shades. With a full assortment of Girandoles in setts or pairs -. fine Rrittannia Tea setts, Brittannia Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, Lamps, fjanaiesncas, castors, empmm irnicn nu Traya, Silver Plated, German Silver and Brittannia Tea aad Ta ble spoone, i aoie ouuery, ate, ate, au:. Gl.twtWIRI We have oa hand a very large stock, la inriin r?nt Enmnvl nnil Plain. All of which WO Will sell at the very lowest prices, ana invite eti iniereviea enmiue ow . , ' mt m. n BnflTL-a orepurcnastng. " ' i"t,"-"i aol Journal Bailding, High 8L, between State Bad Towa "DRACTICAL HINTS ON THE TEETH 3. By W. E. IDE, M. D. Thla U a new aad very excellent work, got an by Dr. Ide, (of Columbua) It contains 63 Dagee, beaatifuIlT tllustra'ed ; bound in cloth and paper price, bound inclotn, toe Douna in paper, toe. roramieny aepT - A. B. HARSH OCOTT SONGSTER. Sonffs set to music O The beat work of tbe kind out. Price 10c, tingle tl per doxea. leep15! BURR A kabubll. rpHE LIFE OF GENERAL FRANKLIN X. PIERCE, by D. W. Bartlett, In 1 vol, lOmo- wrasHn YSe, paper 5a Foraaleby BURR unuaLb. ; NEW-YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. raoM w. h. m'donald'b advbbti.ino hou.i, 108 na.ap-t, tt. r. TlyTETALLIC OVER-SHOES. The New- 1TJ. Brunswick Rubber Coronanv would resDectfullT call the attention oi oeaierB iu ine aoove artieie. to tneir extensive aiuca at their Warehmee, Aa. 20 Maiden Lane, Nat York, where they have on band and are constantly receiving Irom their fsotorles, a full aupply, which they Hatter themselves are equal to any and Inferior tonona manufactured either lor beauty of wear, and before purchasing, would again take the liberty of requesting can irom too traue, wnorv uwy can uo suppiwu witn duuis, Shoe., or any other kind of Rubber Goods, on the very best terms, sepU-3ml JOHNSON LETSON, Prat's. TNDIA RUBBER GOODS. D. Hodgmi X No. 07 Maiden Lena aad U Nsssau .treat. Ilrat eorner ft an, from Broadwav.l raanaettull Invite, the attention of his old custom. er. and Merchants throughout the country generally, to hit stock of India Rubber Good, ot hi. own manufacture, Tlx Coats, Legging.. Carrisxe Cloths. Capea, Ponchos, Psnts. Caps, Olove. and Mittens, Llfo Preservers, Piano Covers, Machine Belting, Steam Packing, U versus, u verse one, voorBpnnga,ao. and every description of Rubber Goods manufactured will also Overalls, Uverahoea, uoor springs, e. oo lonna as aoove. , Um mnnAm AafV enmnetttiaB or comnsrlson are warranted proof against deeetnposition In any elimate, and are offered for aale In larare or small Quantities, upon tbe best terms. Order. sollotted and promptly attended to by D. HODGMAN, aapl4-3m 27 Maiden Lane and 39 Nsssau at, N. Y, CSEWING MACHINE. Singer's Patent KJ Straight Needle Perpendicular Actio Sating Machine. Pa ten tea August IXU, 1001. improvements, wnica ivnuer Mils machine a perteet instrument, paten tea nprn utn, 100a. To this Invention, before the ereat Improvement, were Bp Slied, the first premium, were awarded at the last New York tate Fair, and Fair of the Amei lean Institute. As now improved, these machines are Infinitely ahead of competition, and the Invention Is unquestionably the moat valuable one now before tbe publle, not excepting the planing Machine, Colt's pistols, or any other. All kinds of sewing, on either cloth or leather, done by these machines in most beautiful style, ao it cannot rip or ravel, and with immense saving of labor. The great ahoe manufacturers at Lynn, and other place, use these machines. The extensive saddlery establishments or Newark, N. J. and Bridge. tort, ut., use tnem, ana ine manuiaciurors ui ciuiuwg uiu wura ng tailor. In many part, or the country have introduced them, aud are employing tbem with porlect succeis. No sewing machine previous to this was or any practical valne, or stood the test ol actual use, and no machinery for stitching esn aver be made that will be usef ul without infringing on I. At. Singer's patents.The publio are cautioned not to buy other maebmea containing the patents. S125. Ordera sent by mall, or through either of the express lines, immediately executed. Country merchants coming to New York always furnish a convenient medium for the purcnase oi macntnes. lown, county, or state rignia lor iuo EXCLUSIVE U8E of these machines, for sale on most favorable terms. Mschlne needles ; alao a splendid article of silk twist on spools, made expressly for these machines, for sale at onr offices. Black 47. Colored 7,50 per pound. Principal office., 258 Broadway, N. Y. 07 Sonth Fourth st, Philadelphia, and 10 Harvard Place, Boston. sop0-d3m 1. M. SINGER A CO. THOMAS G. STEARNS, (late Cheesebor- I ought A Stearns,) Importer and Jobber ot BILHB,niIl v ivvuv am fs srAMnv nnntlfa. 162 Broad wav. New York, haa constantly on hand a complete and carefully selected assortment of Black and Fancy Silks, Marcelinea, Florences, Shawls, Ribbons, Embroideries, French and English Crapes, Lisses, Silk Cravats, Gloves, Lace Mitts, Dress Trimmings, Ba-reona. I.bimi. White Goods. Uoslerv. Linen Cambrlo Handker chiefs, Ae., ato. The undersigned would Invite the attention of hla trlends anil the iraae generally, to an examination oi uia stock. inumAou.Dir.An.no, 103 Broadway, between Liberty st. ana stamen Lane. I aug30-3m TODD & BLXBY'S New Planing Machine. X JAMES TODD A CO. would respectfully call the atten. tlon of the publle, and of all persons (In any State in the Union) wishing to purchase Pinning Machines, to the new machine which they are now building at their Steam Engine and Machine Shop, eorner Seventh and Smith streets, Cincinnstl. These machines, with the same power and aa equal number of hands, will do more work than the celebrated Woodworth Machine, and do tho tame equally aa well thoy are well calculated for hard or soft wood, lor working flooring, or for surfs eing board, from 3 to 30 incbe. wide. These machines (the right o run which wo will warrant and defend) are the eheapest and best ever offered to the public, several of wbioh are now in successlul operation In thla city. We are also building Planing Mschlnes ot vsrious sizes and descriptions, for planing boards or timber, on new aud improved plana .MUD H. V.V.., aug3l-d3m eor. Seventh and Smith sts, Cincinnati. VARIETY STOVE WARE-HOUSE. BARTLBTT BENT, Jr., No. 838 Water atreet. New Ynrk. Healer in Htoves nt everv varietv. and most iaahionableuat- terns Ships' Cabooses of latest atyle, and anperior make. GAS OVENS, (of various sites,) a newly invented article, combining tho advantages of the old-fashioned brick ovens, together with facilities fer boiling, similar to the range, but more compact, and at less than half the cost of the latter. FARMERS' BOILER, or Castings generally, Ac, Ao. Descriptive catalogue, forwarded, on application, to my aoureaa. jyo-om RUST PROOF, and Indestructible IRoofing. One of the moat valuable aDDlieations of Science to uracil eal purposes, Is that of Electro Galvanism, to iron pistes, by which mesns they become proof against Rust or oxydstton Tbe Galvanised sheet iron I. therefore the best material known for Roofing. T h- Plates are strong, durable and incombustible they are unaftected by molature t they do not erack with heat decav like wood, slste or tin ; they are cheap and easily pa together. Vast numbers or publio and private hutldmgs, both In England and in the United States, have been covered with thla material, aud It I. a deserved favorite with the most ami: nent architect, and engineer., whose certificate, have been obtained. It la extensively used for Ventilator., Fnrnacei.Water Buckets, c. - .. VYiitK r tniyinu. In this eountrv. Wire Fences, from ImnroDereonstruetloa, have generally disappointed the expectations formed ol tbem, and thla, mainly in consequence of tbe rusting of tbe Wire. This dltHettity I. now entirely overcome by the use of Oalvanixed Wire, requiring no paint or coating, and lasting a lifetime. To secure the erection of a substantial and durablefence, direction, should be followed, and such will be eheerfully furnished by circulars, upon application, it la particularly deaigned to meet eeonomv ln fencing Hallway., Farm., Ae.,ecurlnga durable fence at a .mall eoat. Certificate aa to tbe darnblllty ef tialvsualEed wire. Dear Sir t ion ask me to give you my testimony oi toe em icy or Galvanizing In protecting the Telegraph Wire. In Eng. nd from daeav. I can aaaura von that wefind tbe Galvanising process to preserve the wire to much so that our wires, alter ten or twelve years' exposure, do not appear to be at all oxy-dized, and we have auch an opinion or it. protection agalnat rust, that we have not a .utile yard or plain wire ln use. 1. ATH at ufcAsa, virecror a, a . Also. Galvanlied Bbeata for Roofina. BnikeB. Bolts. Chains. Lightning Rods, Hoop Iron, o, being prepared to Galvanlxeall articles of Iron which It Is desirable to protect from rust. unaer Lteenae from tne r atentee, lor sate oy MARSHALL LEFFERTS, juM-dfiml. 10 Broadway, New York. TAMES BREWSTER & SONS If CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, SUA Rrnadwsv. NE WYORK. The auoseribei having enlarged their premise, Intend to keep on hsnd at all times tbe most extensive stock or CARRIAGES ever offered in the eity of New York, and would respectfully ask the attention nt nurehasera who visit New York. i ney claim mat t aelrworx eannos oe surpass ior aura- Dllliy- J rXCmc.a pnAHDicn ' juiye-njm jvoBrostiwij,a. STATIONER'S HALL. 174 and 176 Pearl Street The Subscribers have Durehased the Stock and good-will of David Fxlt A Co , STATIONER'S HALL, No. 174 and 176 Pearl street. New York. They bow oner lo Country Merchant., and others, a large and superior assortment of Foreign and Domestic Stationery, Staple and Fancy. BLANK BOOKS, finished In the best style, of English and American paper. l ney nave aaaea largely to me sioea ot weescaoiHumeni oy the Durchaae ol the newest and beat style, aad xreatlv Increas ed tne facilities of the concern In every way. uuLiitna, wiwm at ltj, BUg6-d3m ' 8aeeesBoratoDavldFellACo., Stationer'. Hall, 174 and 178 Pearl at, New York. r) DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY Merchants. The subscribers, successors to Philvs, Few-lib A Co- snd formerlv for manv rears in the emplov of Hoad- ley, Phelpa A Co , are now prepared to supply the trade and country juercoantB wun every article in cue uao oi urmgm. Medicine, Paint, Dye Stugt, Perfumery, eC, trc, and on the moat favorable terms. Having for some three years since been ensaied almoat excluslvelv in theimoortins business, we feel confident thet we posses, anperior facilities for obtaining oar good, on the very best terms, aad we are disposed to sell oa ear responaingly favorable terms to onr customers. BTt.BBinS,aUKIiAn OL DUlLfiR, I m porters and Wholesale Dealer, augi0d3m 6 Cllft street. New York. T) DEALERS in Playing Cards and Stationery. lake notice, that at tbe Conines Card and Station ery Manufactory, No. 45 Vesey street. New York, yon esn pur cnase flaying bshi Ksmaaeled uaras ot every aesenpnon, manufactured of a superior stock and of better finish, snd at Lunr-s rniur.a, loan eaa Be purcnasea ot any otner uouaa In the United States. Be particular to call and examine for yourselves before par cnaaing. .- - - eaggv-om 20,000! GILT BLOCK LETTERS, ofdif- feimt aliea. fnr aiI9NS. carved by steam btnerv. ft. . CRAfllN. M Nassaa Street, between the Post OnVe and tbe Custom House, NEW YORK. The difficulty of procuring cheap and handsome Signs Is now nkviatMA bw the nasi At thean ItteraL havina two aTeat advaata ges over other signs they can be packed and forwarded to any part ot tne wor ia witnout injury, ana put m mo aii- Boa wun very lime tronnie. ry Ollt letter, warranted not to change color. July iuly8-3m QNUFF AND TOBACCO. Peter Lorillard, M survlvtna narl irtaer of P.A.O. Lorillard, Mo. 43 Chatham Mreet, New York, k. haa oastantly on nana Bad for aale. Sand aad Piaacat Tobacco of the very beat enaUty, warranted to keen in aay climate. A full price current seat by addressing as above. jyi jm GLORIOUS NEWS ! Tho moat important Discovery yet made 1 1 1 : ; PUII.LIPH' PATENT LIQUID OLCE. For Carpenter., Brush Makers, Book Bindors, Cabinet Maker., . Housekeepers, Drugglita, Ate This being a Patent Qhw, In a Uquld .tate, alwaya ready for use, require, no lire i It tl fret from smell, and will keep liquid in any climate i it also acta at Cement ' for Wood, Btoue, China, Glass, Iron, Marble, Paper, or aay aab-' stance t a. a paste or gum it stands unequaled i Us reputation, wherever It has been introduced. Is of the first order t aa a aav- ' ing to Mechanics, it Is observable at first sight We offer liberal ' wuwxiinipli,jiH.w., nmuaH ffwgxuits, sso.. aiau , Siarantee it to ooat less by SO per cent, than common ordinary . Ine, We are making extensive arrangement, for thla Fall '.' Trade, and country merchant will do well to attend to thla lm- ' ' medlstely. We are establishing Bole Agent, in all popnlon. towns throughout the United States. Sold ia Bottles of three , slaes, and also by the Gallon. : Small samples tent to any part of I the United States, carriage tree. Also, tbe British Furniture Polish, 1b bottle, ofth re sires. Country merchants attend to THfffnnTie'cO ' i I 1 1 aug3-3m ' 4 Cedar street, near Pearl, New York. 1 AA PIANO FORTEST. Gilbert & Co's XVV New VarU rM iai. 333 Broadway, eorner ol Anthony atreet, and opposite Broadwaj Bank and Theatre-whore the laraest aaanrtmant nf Planna. wiik and without the C1 ebrated Improved iEolean, may be found all of which have the metallic name, ana art warranted to tuna eny creams, n entire tatitfaaion, and will be aold at grt targain. By aa experience ol eight year, resulting ln many Important improvement., the Xolean ha asm brought to perfection attained by no other. Nearly U0O0.oleanahave been applied lor, and the demand Is rapidly Increasing. Elegant Boudoir or Cottage Piano., eon- . venlent for small rooma. T. O. A Co'. Piano or admitted to A tuperior to all other, owing to their (nanus and long Handing in tune. Price same at at the manufactory. Dealer supplied at liberal discount.. E. H. Wade's and the entire Boston Calalogna -, of Music and Instruction Books furnished at thla store at whole-tale. HORACE WATERS, Sol Agent 11 Cons tan tlv oa hand, an extensive assortment of second-hand . '. Pianos in Rosewood and Mshossnvesses.varvlntlnprlcesfrom 30 to 150. Second-hand iGolean Piano, from S00 to S7S Grand Piano, from 300 to 700. Prlnee A Co'a Melodeona from 35 to 90. Carbsrl SS to 00 Ouitars from 10 to 79, Ae. augl7-am LOOKING GLASS and Picture Frame Man-I nfactonr 6r. 69 Sc. Tl Farsvth Htreet. N. T-Tbe - undersigned, having devoted his personal attention for many . years to theT,OOKING-ULA88 A PICTUKE-FBAMK ' BU8INE8H, Is lully competent by his experience to execute I work (of every description) that will give aatiafaction to tbe-moat particular. Being probably the LARGEST AND MOST 1 EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT of the kind in thia country, it . possesses advantagna over other in VARIETY AND EXTEN-S1VENE8S OF STOCK) and the lomo xstablishbd and eoa-tlnual lncreaae of trade from all part of the Union, with the many improvements the undersigned has recently made la bis msehlnerv. enablea him to aell hla articles at leas nrlees than any other manufacturer: and he respectfully solicits his friend, ana the nnblie in eeneral to eall and examine hi. lane assort ment of LOOKINU GLASSES and PICTURE FRAMES prevl. ou. to purchasing. ' On hsnd, ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, M AUUUA r ana UlsA' MOULDING, of every description, snd all lengths, lor shipping. All eommnnlestlons throua-n tbe Dost office will be thsnxlully : received and punctually attended to. Direct to box 101, Chat- ' nam square rost umce, laugu-oomj p. . muhm, HARDWARE . Delapierre, Baldwin A Co.. (Lot Quincy a Delapierre,) 31 and. 33 Dey atreet, New York, Wholxsalx Uardwabb Mibchants, and Dealer. In STEEL, IRON, and other METALS, Nails, Axes, Wire, Springs, Axles, Ae. ., Amerloaa Shelf and llonvy Hardware, of ell kind, ' lor sale on Commission, at manulaeturera' prloes, aug4-d3m , . . TYPE FOUNDRY. W. & H. Haoar would " resoeetfullT call the attention of Editor, and Printer, ln i the United State, to their establishment, and solicit a eontinu- , auce of their patronage. Possession, with great experience in the business, ample facilities, they batard nothing in saying that all order, with which they may be entrusted will be filled witb . promptness and correctness ; and that tbe reputation hitherto possessed by the Foundry, in this respect, will be lully sustained, j Additions will constantly be made to tho already large and , varied assortment ot Job and Fancy Type, Borders, Rule., Ae, now to be found In their Specimen Book -specimens of which will from time to time be Issued. Arrangements have been made bv which the services of an eminent Punch Cutter have been se cured, and Book and Newapaper Type, of an entirely new and beatiful cut, are now being executed by blm, far surpassing any y thing yet produced for the purposes of Machine or Hand printing. - - - -' ' ) i'hev keen eonatantlv on handeverr article reauiredln a Print ing Ofiice, auch aa Presses, Chases, Csses, Gslleys,8tnds, Furnl. lure, ate, which will be furnished at mannfacturef pricea. ; ; . Old type received In exchange, at V cent per ponna. epeclmen hooka will be furnished gratit, upon application by ' prlntera. - - . . , , . -. . . , ii. . . ., ,i it, L. - 4 I.LJ r-Oltora ana puutisnera wisiiiug eaumauia wilt in iuiiii.ucu with the aame in detail by Informing us or tbe nature of the work to be executed. lauglW3tn t W. AH. HAOAR. FREDERICK HALDY, Jeweler & Watch-maker. Htjrk ttretl. between Town and Rich tenet, fa Baehaf - Building, has opened a new assortment of Jewelry, all of which Is of tbe latest lash Ion. and of hla own manufacturing. Aa he haa been working for several years hi New York, ia one of the .' largest establishments in the East, be flatter, hlmselt to do ap , work neat and on eheap term. Any kind or Jewelry or Silver Ware made to order after a drawings. in setting uiamonaa, sc., ne uanera ntmseii io so one oi we best In tbe country. - t - Also, repairing Watches, Jewelry and Silver ware, will be done prompt and on the moat liberal terms. an;l6-3m ) JOHN C. HENDERSON & CO., 178, 174 and 176 Pearl street, (up ttairs) New York, and 69 Rue" du Faubourg Poissonniere, Pari, Manufacturers, laportorejr-and Wholesale Dealera ia Artificial Flowers, Ostrich Feathers, Ribbons. Ae. Also, Italian, English and American Straw Bon nets and Bralda. ' ' The above description of goods are chiefly or our own manufacture, and Wholesale Merchant may rely on finding the ' newest styles ln our wareroom. no deviation in our pricea ana terms, wntcn are iiuerai.. angl3-3m ' ' ' ' " ' mm AND MUSICIANS. AUGUST HAMANN, Teacher of Music,-, recently from Boston, offer Us service to the cltlxen ot Columbus and vicinity. Orders tor Pisno tuning promptly attended to. Reference, C. RAID. Address at Reed'. Music Store. ' N.B. Situation wanted a. Church Organist. August4th.ie5x.-dly. i : i . ' , . . ','. BEED W ATKINS' MUSIC 8TOBE. - NEW and POPULAR MUSIC, the Ineat cfll lection ever be fore brought to this city, which wis selected for hint ln New York and Boston by competent Judges. Also, will be con stantly receiving New Muaie soon as published He will beea . abled to furnish Semlnartee and Teacher at the lowest rates P"ibJ .-.v -va r. ' rtmitW"--lsBiaroiiiwiiTcrvijoiww .--- 1 the celebrated manufactoriea cf Chlckering, Gilbert Ladd. Hallett A Allen, aad various other manufactories, which he will sell for cash cheaper than aa other establishment ln that Stat , Tha senior partner having buea a manufacturer of Plaao for , the last seventeen years, and being still cBgeged in the business, in Boston, they ars confident they csasell lories tkaaeay other establishment in tat West, . i . . - . N.B. Piano tunedTCBT repaired at abort notice. New and second. band r Ian oa to re at. , REED WATK1NSJJ1 felt . . r 4 doors aorta of Neil House. im. kvw MiTfiir? ot PT?r.n . WAT. . j iinu ww ,auvaw, - - - . 11 VKINS'Muaic Store I Received this day a Utrfl "tafsiipply of new Standard and fashionable Music. r4 tirana rolaa OO VOnceri, uuiauniui rwnn- Grand Val so de Concert, Dy uia roiaa at Home, (comic.) . Wallana. Allen PetCT. Qold Fever" flallop, by Strak-Blanche Alpen. - : ' Gaslight Schottlsch. Old Vetersn. , ' ' j Spring Sparrow Polk. ' National Schottlsch. I -. . Lexington Quickstep, by Cook. Auld Lang Syne Waits. nappy ramuy rotEa. un tor DBHimuir, .. Kathleen, Mavonrneen, as sung Walt for the Wagon. - : ; a by Catherine Hayes. , There's magic In that little The Laat Roae ol Summer. song t and many otner songs Wedding Polka. (Urobe. auapiecee. s-n Lousiana Belle, variations, by TVTEW BALLADS. Firth, Pond & CoFTV la - I ..... ,k. fAllnn. Saw Rffb-I T." lads, Just published by their house. - , t - . .w ai new iuir,iikvu, .hdiuuv,., , "TBeAcaa at Lacerae," artao sV"w, Matber's Maalr by RerbA ftsr), Thla ia a remarkably pleasing ballad, in tk 8- an easy piano accompaniment. A beautilul A title page adorn the musle. nT jyai ' - y . w. EW PIANO STORE. R. RL . j nnenad a new store ob High street for tk w -. M.lodeona and all descriptions ot Musical lnstmm.w, kaacy Goods, Ae. He will be pleased to see all his old easterner, aad hope to secure a continuance ot their patronage. , -, -. more oeiween i own ana aica atres. apn-n n REED. Hirrh street, between f a it. Town and Rich, ba thia day received a f g'TPV I '"go variety of V iolins, Guitars, Fmdaa and 1 1 V I II Accordeons. wntch wiU be sold saiprfamgly ahaan. Pall anA avaminariiem. apl7-atl A FINE ASSORTMENT of those celebrated Bnudolr Pianos, made by L. Gibert. Boston. No one eaa ap. preeiate tbe merluand anperior Ity of these instruments over the soaare pianos, natttthey have an oppoatnnity ol examine- tbem aol7-dtf REED. T AW PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. A. JJ F. PERRY having determined to decline the farther practice of the! aw, H. H. C A R R I G TON will promto tbe business and settle the accounts of the late firm of PetTy At Car-rlngtoa, at their reeeoi office, in Carpenter a Building between tie Ex BaikanJ State ?trt. A . F. PERR- ; apat-dtf H. B. CARUMOTON. si u "Jmww5 If. L. 80LLIVANT. i I ;