Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1853-06-08

              I ' : v v VOLUME XVI. COLUMBUS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1853. NUMBER 281. THE JDailn (Dl)io State Jottrnal JS PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING, EXCEPT SUNDAY, SCOTT tt BA8C0S, journal Boasinaa, Bias aud pba&l nauTB ihtraiici ox mou, TERMS Invariably in advance.- In Cotumbui. M.OOavear by niall, 85.00. Dally during the session of the Legislature, tad ' 'iri-weeKiy ior cne remainuer 01 me year, vo.ou. - TUB WEEKLY JOURNAL li furnished to city subscribers at 12, and by mau at i.uu a yoar. Uuos or lour aud upwards, eU.2 or ten and upwards, 1.00. THE TBI-VVEKKLY JOURNAL Is $3.00 a year. , RATES OF ADVERTISING IN THE' DAILY JOURNAL, : 'The following rates and rules haw been agreed upon between the proprietors of the Ohio Statisman and the Ohio State" Journal, to in- uuserveu in au oases, alter uus aate. Juty m, xmv.j One square, flO lines or leu of this sited type, for one insertion, uw. , covu auuiuotuu insertion, 200, j i i j j I I 3 I I . ti 1 1 1 1 1 1 li i h c.co0c.coc00-4 8 o Ito o!t lo l' 8 8 8 8 8 1 square, 1 252 258 004 006 00 6. 8. j10. 15. 18. 2 squares, 1 8T3 87 6 00 8 008 00 8. 10. 12. jlfi. 7777 Bsquares, 2 60 1 608 50 8 00,8 00 Io7 lT" 14. .. 7777 1 squares, ,8 005 608 009 00110. Il2, FlO. I .. 77 77 Br ins TSAR 6 Bquaroa, or '4 column, Changeable quarterly,.. ..8&5 uioDtuiy, ) wmkly, 65 daily, 1SUJ daily. 60ii Standing cord. 6 linos or leas, for one year f 10. ' No ad vert lament to be eonidurad by the year, unletu specified on the manuscript, or previously agreed upon between the parties. Advertisement not marked on the copy for a spwified number of insertions, will be continued oue month, unless ordered out. and payment will be exacted accordingly. Ail advertisements from strangers or transient persons to be paid In advance. The privileges of yearly advertisers will be confined rigidly to thalr regular bueinegg ; and all advertisements not pertaining thereto, to be paid for extra. Advertisements for Auctioneers, General Agents, Real Estate Agunta, &c., not to be contracted for by the year, but to be charged by the piece, at the usual rated. Announcing candidates (for offices of every description) to be charged at the rate of fifty cents per week, for each name ; the same to to, In all cams, paid in advauce. Attorneys will be holden for the price of Inserting advertisements brought in by them. Publishers not accountable for the accuracy of leifal ad ver tinmen ts beyond the amount charged for their pub lifation All leaded advertisements to be charged not less than double the above rates, and measured as if solid. Advertisements on the inside exclusively, to be charged at the rate of 60 per cent, in advance of the above rates. NO AHVERTI8EMETT OAK Ft INSERTED GRATUITOUSLY Advertisements for charitable Institutions, fire companies, ward, township, and other publio meetings, and such like, to be charged half price. Deaths Inserted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral invitations or obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to be paid for. All persons sending communications or requiring notices of fairs, soirees, concerts, or any publio eutertaiumeiits where charges are made for admittance, and all notices of nrivata ntarnr.N.iH. run only bt inserted with the understanding that the same are to be paw lor. It intended to be tnaorred in the editorial column, the tamo will be chartced at the rate of not less than 20 cents per line. un.l t.n ,1 J...I t I msu bjiuu vuij nuvu uui,uiujuuu;u uy u.u ouvur.uttiuienc. (!5rrat tcam printing jouse, joutsAL ni'iLDixvs, mm st coldicis, o:ho, SCOTT fc BASCOM, PROPRIETOIIS. JT'XCOUUAGED by past success, tho subscribers re-li spwtfully call the attention of the Publio to the rtiierior fitcilitleit they now pnsxeris for executing every deflcriptlon of PKINT ISO, in the first style of the Typographic Art. During for yenra been conaumtly aildiug to and enlarging their Kstablifliinent, tliey ntn at present boast of an oflice worthy of the Capital of this great State. Tho various departments have been nrransed with sperlnl rnterenee to the neat and expeditious execution of ALL KINDS OF UOOK ANDJOI1 PKINTINU, from a curd of a single line to a volutneof a thousuud pugus. Tbe diiTurent deseriptions of work aro curried on in separate apartments, each division being under the charge of careful and experienced hands. A ekerrh of the premiwfl may convey some idea of tho extent and facilities sr the JOURNAL STEAM PRINTING U0USU. THE BOOK AND PAMPHLET DEPARTMENT, Occupy-in;; the eastern front of the third lloor, in furnished with extenoive fonts nf all the neweat styles nf letter, from Diamond to I'ico, and provided witli every thing requisite lor ttie rapid anil accurate couipoaition of Lral, Medical, Tlieo'.aieal and MtsctUaneou Votl,x ; lleports, &rmonx, Hy-Jjiw.1, Calaluifues, Lawyer's Briefn,nn, Pamphlets of every kiud. In thiii department, wu print books in all the branches of Literature, for PubliHhers and Authorc, as well as for Colleges, College Societies, Seminaries, uud Jtlicr Public Institutions. Many of the works bearing the imprint )f ruis ouloe have met with the nintt fluttering testimonials, as to their accuracy and typographical beauty, even from the first publishers In Boston and other eastern cities. Among these we would notice tlrsinus Commentary on the Heidelberg Catechism, SJOrA Vol. Ohio Reports, The Volume of the World, Plain Thoughts on Secret Societies, Brunner on French Nouns, Dr. Wcason's Lectures on Life and Hrtdlh Poems by Mrs. C. A. Chamberlain, Christy' Chemistry of Agriculture, &o. &e. MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS. Wo pay particular attention to tins class of work, and are printing some of the best Periodicals, among which we refer with MtiKiuction to The Western Literary MaKHtine, The Ohio Journal iVuratirm, Tie Ark, AnnucU Proceedings I. O. O. F., Journals if Episcopal Conventions, The Beauty of Holiness and Sabbath Miscellany, The Ohio Cultivator, &o. &0. THE JoTEOOM Occupies tlio middle part of tho third floor of the Journal Bnililings, and contains an immense assortment of all the various kindi of Type for the printing of Cards, Checks. Certificates, Circular, Handbills, Showbills, Bill Heads, Posters, Progratuuics, Large Hills for Country Merchants, Concerts, Kxhibitinns, &0. &o. In litis department, our ofHre Is unsurpassed fn fullness and eom-pleteness by any in the Went, and we are continually receiving all the most beautiful fonts of new Type from the various Foundries, snd intend to let nothing escape us which will add to the reputation already acquired. THE NEWSPAPER DEPARTMENT Occupies the west end of our spacious Composition Rooms, which are 120 feet in length, and lighted by GO gas burners THE PRESS ROOM Containing a number of the most approved POWER I'P.KSSM of HOB'S and ADAMS' Pateuta, to on the first floor. Our Presses print every defcriptloo of work, from the smallest Card tei the Double Mammoth Poster, and are all driven by STEAM I'OU'KR. We can produce the most brilliant and attractive Show Cards, and other Fancy aod Ornamental Printing, in Colors, or fn Gold, Silver and other Hronxes, far more showy and effective, and mncli lens costly Mian F.ngraving ; having all the improvementa necessary to render our Printing neat and attractive. THE BOOkTbINDERY Occupies tho whole width of the second floor, and I USB iiCMiliED AND TWENTV VEET in length, including the Folding and Ruling llrwnn, on theeastern front. It is well rurni"hed with expen-sive niachinerv from the Hunt, among which are Adams' largest and bent Power Emr-rswing Prw-seB and hand lettering Presses, with an ample supply of Brass Type. Dies, Combination Ornaments and Borders, for fancy biudings in Cloth and Morocco ; aim other mar chinerv, for l and Standard work, from which, with the aid of tiniihcd workmen, we are oot only enabled to execute any amount of work for the trade, rapidly and of superior quality, but also the rebimling of Books, Mat-iuines, Periodical!", Sheet Music, Pamphlets, Ac, in any required style and finish. , In the Blank Book UKPARTiKrtT,wcliavo Iiicknk lent Ruling Machines of the large-it capacity, with every appliance for furnishing any required pattern in ruling, however Intricate ; also MeAihuna' Patent Pairing Machine, now very popular in tbe Public Offices, and with Bankers, Merchants and Accountants at the riiat, fur paging all kinds of Blank Books after they are bound, in a rapid and superior atyle. We are also constantly supplied with a large stock of the best quality of Writing and Blank Book Papers, of every sie, from the beat American and Foreign Manufi-cturera, and can furaUh States, Counties, Banks, Railroad and other Corporations Societies and the Trade, with Blank Books in any quantity, of anv quality and sise. made by superior workmen, and warranted perfect, which we are willing to compare with those of any establishment Kast or West. STEREOTYPING Of every description is also carried on at this Hoose. Author wishing to perpetuate their works, are enabled, by a comparatively "tiirbt addition to the first erert, to issue subsequent editions at the mere cost of paper, press work and binding. Iswds cast of any measure and thickness for the trade. Heads for NewsT-aoers, cover, for Magazines, &c, stereotyped In good style Particular attention paid to the stereotyping of wood cuts THE C0T7NTINO ROOM Is on the first floor, fronting oo li is-h street It is here that all orders of customers are received, all contracts made, and all the business of the establishment trtmsarted. Persons desiring Prlnuug or Binding done will her. find ipecioivs of all tne varioue styles. We have nearly One Hundred Tersons enpaccd In our various departments at the Highest Wages, among whom are many of the mit skillful Workmen in the buninvss, and ail feeling aa interest in any work bearing the imprint of this office. This, cotss. bined with the practH-al eiperieore and personal supervision of Um Senior Proprietor, enables us confldentlv to Invite the ar ten ten of the Public generallvmourSTKA.M PRINTING tSTAIILISIIMIAT, believing that nowhere else can they secure Better Work or I tease i -Tin. CTIART.ES SCOTT, I WJL T. BASCOM. j raorBirroxB. CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS-WARE. N. &G. FOSTER, Importers, and Whole-ale and Retail Dealers la Crorkery, China, and Glassware) Waitera, Traya, Lamps. Cutlery, Spoons, Ac, Ac, f Journal Bnildinga, High street, bet era T own and State strrets, Colnra bus, O.; have constant y oa band a larte and well vlected Mock of tbeabive Good., aad to which we shall make larte additioae aunag tbe e-wning Sprint, oy our own direct Imports ti on. troni tarope, n.ieg oar atock for variety and extent .nt aarpaaaed a the wenm eonntry. Buying oar goods direct from m.n.-c"lrr" h Europe and tkia country, we can. and will, aril all York." OUr Une ae loss or iesetrthaa any koaM west of Mew We have alwaya oa htnd a larte and complete aseortiDeat erf asawasa, -which we eaa sell very low to d-alert; also, a aape-rior aMorta.i0f L.moa, Candlestfe., Girandolea, Waiters, Tm.ma Bnt Traya. Spoons of all kinds i Knives aed Forks iTUrTt Br,lBla Ware, Tea Bells Lamp Globes Chimneys aad Wicks, fte, marlf NEW-YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. FBQWW.H. H'DOWALP'SADYtntiaiWOHors., 102 NASSAU ST, N. qX) MERCHANTS AND DEALERS. -a- v. j. ijavi tv tu, cog to renuna merchants ana dealers that they are the sol agents for B.F. CLEAVER'st I1NKI V A LED TtONKV BH1P. the only genuine al.u, tor bis celebrated Jtfu.x Brown Windsor, anaotnor toilet sos,si Dear's grease, clarified marrows, shav. ius creams, militarv shaTinir aoau. ete. They are constantly Importing the finest qnslltlca of English And French listr and Tooth Brushes, shell, Born and Buttslo Uresslug Uorabi, and every description ot goods In the Fanoy and Perfumery line, which they will sell at the lowest cash Pricks. Price lists and saoaplea sent on when applied for. Merchants will and It well worth their whilx to gita them a call vv. j. li A vis it uu., No. 40 Courtland street. New York. marglm -M Solt Agenli for the Untied Slates. GEO. M. TRACY & CO., 84 William St., . Corner of Maiden Lane, New York, IMPriKTKBS OF GENTLEMEN'S FUHNISIIINO GOODS. In Ibis eitablllhment. belnrr Ihn larseit fn the eitv. miv be found a large and well selected stock. consisting in nart oi rich scarls and cravats, hosiery, gloves, under garments, suspenders, .iuuai,-fuuiiuuii aim napoleon lies, snirts ol all qualities, etc. Having been engaged in tbis business the lait twenty years, comment is UDUeceaaaty, as they bave mado such arrangements in Europe that they ere recoivioir bv almost every ateamer the choicest goods the market afford., and purchasers nerd only call to s.l'sly themselves that evory article in the furnishing Hue uiuy uu juuuu uere. leO'JO'.lm-s PATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRAS J- 6V.6, Made under a new and necuilar nrocess. for Private uwvinvgn, iioten, cteamooais, snips, etc. am uttered to tho public, after a thorouch trial, aa the best and cheapest known. J hey possess manv and great advantages, biuuiik wmuu ui.y oe meniiouea ine loiiowmg, viz t They are cheaperthan hair; will retain tbelr elasticity always: o proof against all kinds of vermin; an) preventers, as well as reliovera ol rheumstl,mi are aweeter and far more cleanly lhauany otherj a,e easily renewed) are valuable aa Llle Pre- servers a norm mattress ot mis material Bt inirsulnclentlvbuov- ant to sustain a person several days. . ny win oo louna uesirauie lor loreign marset,, particularly for California, Australia. China, and tho inlands in the Pscilio Ocean, bearing close pauklug, and on oponlng returning to their origin., uuia. rorsmeoy UUHKMUS NIXON, Sole Agents, No. 21 Park Place, and IS Murrav street. N. Y. ECUnhoIsterers. carriaea makers and others, .unnlled with tun reuiog oy tue pouon. j no tranegenerailv supplied at a liberal discount. We aro penmt'ed to use tho namea of tbe followinir sen iieiueu, wuu umb useo anu approve oi ine articles I (ieoriio 1.. Hcbuyier, Kiq.. Cbttrloi Davii, Kan.. J.Orei-n fearioo, Kq., Klihu Tnwusend, eq., JJ. Brewer, M. D J W. Brtdihew, M. D., Captain Hazard, Boflstlu, Captain tiulllster, Her. i.W.Bellowe, Robert J. Rankin, Kiq.f Nichdlai Deao, Kiq., Capiain Joseph J. Comitock, Com. U. 8. Mail H turner Baltic. fehlB 9m-a EM A MPI T? ri finqvpsrit" rIJ A mdcD IN A M iU It Hi U OU 1 J A(jPj CHAM atUli FUNIIITUKE. MATTHEWS ct STACY. 996 Rroad way. corner Spring streot. New York, opposite Sr. Nicholas Ho tel. Prescottand Callamore Houses, now otter at wholesale and retail, the most extensive assortment of Knameled Furniture to Oriental, senfentino, op'cotta laniiia. niBU) alUaMTrrwijU. tUnUUgtaUy- JUi BUU JllHCak ttlUUlt UUHUI- bfr and parlor tuitea. M. & 8.. devotion themiiiWpi rxclurirolv to tho manufacturins deuarttnt-r t of Ihia builocnf, nf sure purchaaera thny can procure oi them won (fmonea, iiurabmand elegant lurnltum, at pricei Tarying irotn ro juu per umie N B. No cuii neet loo with any other firm in the city, fel.9-:m-M MEW SILK HOUSE TULLER, HUTCH- XI INS As LASKI.L, Importers and Wholesale Dealers, 91 Liberty, N. Y , are now receiving and opening a very htrco and en tirely new aroea or HI I. Its AND FANCY IHtY CJOOOS. comprising dress silks, dress goods and trimmings, bonnet and turleta ribbons, shawls, kid, silk and Lisle gloves, white goods, laces rind embroideries, together with a general assortment of every variety ot goods in their linn; caih and time buyers from every section will find this a very desirable stock, and at low prices. Wn, O. Tollm, Strphkn I.askll, W. 8. HPTCHI-.S. Wbj. D. Uabt, II. M. MCCOBKLK, fi bs Hm-M All late with Bowen & McNamee. I7RENCI1 FANCY & STAPLE GOODS. JL' II IX. IRS, DUl'UY & CKBIIANRR, sicn caps, Of) and SB, riolied and ribbed and split; fans of all descriptions, a most complete assortment ; nrusnes teem, nau, bair andshbving; accordeons and tluiinas of tbe mo tauperior aualitv : rjurses silk, buck and cotton t kid and leather garters ; Imitation Jewelry, bone bracelets, jit goods etc.) suspenders, Irom low to high prices, a complete assortment; silk guards, I steel pens, neat cnains, violin stnogs, etc.,eto t game oas., nice, mirrors, eyolets, penholders, etc ; together with many other fan cy articles. leblKlm-M LINEN GOODS. The subscribers, Import-erB ot Linens, etc , offer tor ssle a full assortment ot the most approved manufactures, consisting In part as lollows t nrowu and Dieacneo uiap.rana damatx, an wiaina. Table cloths, of all qualities and sizea. Napkins and doylies Snowdrop and satin damask. Ilirdseye Diapers narrow to very wide, and from coarse to very tine. Pillow cases, linens and sheetings. Drillings Plain and fancy Irish, French and English. Hoil.nda Hrown, bleach- d, black and slate. Pantaloon Linens 3-4, 7 8 .nd 44 bl.y and yellow. Linen c.mbne handkerchiefs, a large variety. Shirting Linens Light, medium aud heavy. Printed Shirting Linens Choice and new patterns. Mosquito Netting. CREF.NWAY, BROTHERS & CO., febl tlm-M 24 Park Place and 19 Barclay at , N. Y. GILLIES & BYltr.'E, Manufacturers of KNA HI El-El) ORNAMENTAL. COTTAC.K AND CHAMUKIt Fl HNITl KK, 4?9 Hroadw.y. last side, be low (irsod street, manufactory No. 49 Greene street. New York, take pleasure in informing tbe citizens ol Columbus and iu vi cinity, tnattney sua conunue to sen a warranted nrsiciass.ru-cle at price, so low a. to cti-r tbe greatest inducements to all who Intend purchasing, to call on u betore making up their bills. All articlt a orlered at our establishment warranted to be constructed throughout ot kiln dried wood, andot tbe best qual iiy of materials. Bring the first to manufacture tbls lurnitutein the I'niied Stat-s. ynara of experience baa enabled ns to produce an article that Is at once a perfect combination ol beauty and utility. Heingongaged exclusively in tnis one line, we nave tne largest assortment fn thla country, made alter tbe lat- st Parisian and Italian stylet. Being tbe most varied and unique assortment ever before offered, tbe most particular taatra la retard to culur,.badint, ornamenting, etc., etc-, can always ne eunca. All order, throuii the Po.t promptly att-noea to. Biatiretaes, feather beda, pillows, pal'l.isset. etc, at the shortest notice. (ire.teste.re taken In boxing. (1ILLIKS Ic BYHNh. No. V- Broadway, east side, below Cirsnd street. It. v. Will remove on May lat to No. 546, a tow doors above Spring street. Jan-id-am-M' WILLIAM SIMPSON, Manufacturer and Dealer In fl RNITniJK AND CPnOI-rtTEII Y. In all Itt branches, wholesale and retail. No.. 89 Bowery and 132 theater street. New York. Tbe CHEAPEST FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT n the llniied Statea. Superior ruwood furniture in suit., fn brocatelle, piusn, ete.etct also, every estenstve stAV-k of reahnxany, b'ack wal nut and other furniture, wnlcn ne warrants equal to any in toe city, to which be calls tbe par titular attention of conniry mer- cbanta and others. N B. Goods carefully packed and shipped to any part of the world. j.nii6-:lm-Bt TNDIA RUBBER GOODS. The subscriber 1 would reanectfullv call the attention of his old customer, .nd merchants throughout the United States and Canada to bis stork ot Rubber Goods, rasnuiactured by himself expressly for tbe spring trade ol lf?.r3 Hit stock ol it tn an it i i,uiiu. a oarticularlv deMtrvinx ol icpertloa ; aa It has never before been ao complete, nor the articlea more perfect An ttxrea.iTe maci ass Coats Carriage Cloth, Machine Belting, Capes Wading Pants, Engine Packing, Pants Piano Covert, Llle Preeervere, Overalls Cloves Air Bella, Lessines. Can. Whips, and evei y description of Robber Goods eonstantly oa hand. Tae above are warranted to stand any climate, and will be sold at raoart reasonable prices Ordera solicited, and promptly at tended to by D. UODGMAN. 72 Maiden L-ane, nrrrc till uei -.mm Dmwnf, Janlff Jm:lt and 59 Naasaa .treet, New York. F1 LOOR OIL CLOTHS. ALBRO & HOYT, Rot 73 and 14 Johw svaaxT, Naw Yoax, Mannfactarera ot Floor Oil Cloths OtJer to the trade, oa liberal terms, a g arial -wwrtowet ol tt e above goods fa vsrioas widths, ol S ft, J ft t, 4 ft 6, 5 ft 3, i ft, 9 ft, 12 it, 15 ft, 1 8 t .edit It: a!. CARRIAGE OIL CLOTHS, la widths ol S-4ihs 74th aad 4-4ths; also. Table Oil Claiba, 4-4ths 4ihs and Mths wide. Thew roods are well seasoned aad will eadare any climate. janlB-3m:H SPRING GOODS, 1S53. W. H. Kkoep-rat. 99 William street. New York, hmrvner end JeMer a French, German, English aad Dcmrwrtc Oorndt. for Tailors aad Clothiers haa received by late arrivals a large aad weU aeleeied slock la Germsa, English and French clothe, of all gredee aad sty lea. Mohair eoatinrs drap d'ete, q aeea'a clot a, alpaci and worsted eoatlBss rasbmerrtte. Mix-d and rloadrd tepfcyr doth, puda aad twilled. Fancy French and Bara.ley drills Brnwa and y-llow iisrai Fan-y plaid and fig. red MaraeiDea. White attd Botf do do Drab silk and Hoea cr-atiers, toeetker with oa exteerre .iHTrt vnevrt of trimminrs and other goods Bailable for the Clothiag Trwde. oa tbe BHMt favorable tersaa Particalar rt.li or abort time bayera, aad all who stady tbelr tnterens will call wd sxtamuse hi. stock More parckiwig el. sircct, New vork, Importors and Wholesale jitaiers In Frencn a iu jjiu-m.iv w nuauuiu, mo vviiuuiu -; r,'Z 2 'V.j T . I, V . L . j , V Fancy Hoods, have now in storearid are receiving by every pack- 11 .treet. New York, wholesale do.l-r. in h,??, hVr. ve.'rtTd Jo llv R i ,7 et from Havre, a large and de.ir.bl. assortment of good, torthe SILK ANO MII.I.INE11Y C.OOD8, ?,heVK spring trd.. which ther offer to the tr.do at the lowest market Invite those visiting the city t.. r x.mlne their chol.-e .nd csre. fcteirinB on the pulley hSdtatUmlcilhu'Vv uric-,. Among iheir oow u.x Lo (uuud tasliy selected stock of Silke, Parte Ribbone, French Flowers, La- "T-Jf'S F A.ate. silk, d'ess. vest and lancv button, of all kinds t nercus- ... Ac. Kmbracinr, th lariroat as.t.rtment neccssarv for tbe "dgive from 15 to .5 per cent, more force than those made in NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. Y. FBOM W. H. M'DOMALD's AOVBBTISINO HOOSI, 102 KASSAUST., IV. . 1X7HOLESALE BOOK HOUSE. COR- II NISH, LAMPORT & CO., No. 8 Park Pisco, New York, bring extrntirely engaged In the PublUhlng, Boakutling and OMiionerv Bunnell, are DreD.rea to ouer e.erv rarieiv oi koou. in their line on the molt liberal terms. Their own publications embrace many valuable and popular miscellaneous works, to gntoer wun an unnvaiea selection oi eroooi oooas, inciuumg Htoddard's celebrated series of Arithmetics C. L. At Co. are also large dealers in snd manufacturers of every variety of Cap and Letter Paoers. which ther oiler at msnulacturers' whole sale prices. urdfrs from the Trade respecuuiiy solicited. apo jra-rs TNDIA RUBBER GOODS. THE UNION In York, extensive manulacturers, under Goodyear's pstents, of- Coats, Lite Preservers, Piano Covers, Capes, Air Beds, 'Jarpaullos, Caps, Pillows. Burgical and Army li Navy Goods, Cushions, Chemical Apparatus. The goods made by this oornpaoy are warranted to stand all climates, and are superior to those made under any other patent. u. m. wiboun, rreatuenc F. M. Bhrpabd, Treasurer and Secretary. ap6 3m-M T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF -U BUY GOODS! 0. O. WILSON & CO., Imoortera and Jobbers ot Dm Qoode. No. 13 Courtland Street, (oppoitie the National and Wettern liotcu), ana not. ana a vey street, NE IV YORK, Invite the attention of Wholxsalb Uuvibs to their very large assortment ot goods, which is kept complete at all sossons of -uiliunuu, guuui, wuiiu I. .C"t HllujHoi" .11 wi-ui,i " tho ye.r by tho addition of all the new styles and (Mrlcith are constantly arrlvlog by "steamers" and "packets." We have largo depanments devoted exclusively to the sale of cloths, i.Hiiirn. res, vescinis, lauors' rnmm'nis, tvnite uooos, iiu- , Dresa Goods, Shawls, Yankee Notion,, Domestics, etc., ?!"-' .'n Rddition are displayed large lines ot prints, including Merrtmacs and Cochecos, Ginghams, Lawns, Berogea, Black and other staple silks. Merinos. Bombazines. Alpacas, and tbe nu merous other ariicles appertaining to the Dbv Goods Tbadr. Also, agents for tho sale of " iloylu's Royal Patent Swansdown tewlng Cotton." we invite the attention or tbe closest buyers lor casn or credit. - .- mario-iy-M FAIRBANKS' PLATTORirSCALES.- hsSSSZer "8h,-Th8 - I knowledued standsrd. Agents D ECKEH & HIBBS, Columbus. mart) sm-M BILLIARD TABLES. The subscribers offer tor tale Tables ten per cent, less than any other establishment In the city of New York, with improved cloth or patent India Rubber cushions, which are preferred to all othort now in use bv the best p avers in the United States for correct ness and elasticity, and aro warranted to stand in their place for years, witoout repairing, iiontlemen wlsning to purchase la- bies ot all descriptions, with Marble, Mahogany or fine liens, c"n navetneiroraers nuen inesameas u moy wer.e present, oy addressing us by mall. Alwsyt on hand, tables, cloths, balls, cues, French leathers, pockets, pool boards, and cue wax of the i best description, ready lur shipping at tho shortest notice. s UUIFF1TII DI'XKEK, mar-3m-u DO Ann street, New York. C ALT.- The subscriber, being largely enga- Kj nod in the salt business In the citr of New York, would in form merchants snd consumers that be keeps constantly on baod, Asbton's, Worthington's and other brauds of Liverpool noe salt; Liverpool ground alum do.; junta' island, nonaire, St. Ubes and other kinds coarse salt, and refined ground rock salt, in bass of 15 and 7 lbs; also tniuera! and Ashton snlt, In tbo same sized bans; also, cases and bags of Saline do, aud cases oi ground rock do, lur sale upon tue most tavoraolo terms. urdera aro solicited, and promptly attended to. ty BAMUI-.L tlU 1 ALLtnu, At his Salt Warehouse. 101 and 103 Broad street, and 297 Washington street. inui'jm-H -w-. l ivt r l a r TI7rT'llVTr7 p rr lvr- swes IJhsiNHAM, WJ:lllJlt.X CO tU JNO. Ali I'eari street, new yorx, msnulacturers ot I l'LAIN, JAPANNED & PliAMfelTED TIN WARK, and Dealers lo Hardware. Britannia ard (ilaasware, such at Ta ble Cutlery, Britannia Urns, Tea and Colic.) Pott, Candlesticks, Table Castore, Boup Ladles, Huid and Oil Lamps, Pitchers, Tumblers. Table and Tea Spoons, Plated and Carman-silver Spoons, Forks and Ladles; Turned and Enameled Sauce-Pans, Maslin Kettlra, Fry fans. Shovel and Tongs, Sad Iran., Iron and Brats wire, Brass Kettles. Sheet Iron, Tin I'late, hiocb nn, Antimony, etc. All goods carefully packed aud wm-rranted. , IcblG-Jm at Miilmerv trade. We otter advantages to those buying tor UAZti or Art-itur- ED CREDJTwm jan!s3m-M ""C7" Q JJ JJ Q Y Jlf) LEAVITT, 1S9 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, (opposite John street,) Importers and D'olere in WATCnitH, DIAMONDS JEWELRY, (inld Pens, Plsted Ware. Fine Cnt'ery, GUNS, PISTOLS POWDER FLASKS, Shot Belte and Pouches, Game Bags, FANCY (iOOUn, Acrordeona, Violin HtrinRa, Plated or German c liver Forks, Spoons, etc., etc. jtnl8 3m-M BROOKS' GREAT EXHIBITION PRIZE THREAD This six-cord Thresd. mode principally Irom Set Island cotton, Is warranted not to kink or knot in sewing and the strongest and smoothest in the world. It is bow taking the lead of all other makes. FOR SALE BY Tweedy, Moulton tc Plympton, Hunter, Hurkley tV Co., Calhoun, Vanderburgh At Co., Lee, Kenton 4t Phelps, Avery, Uill.nl It Co., Henrys, Smiih Si. Townaend, W At J. Morrison at Co., John Martin, jr., at Co., Freeland, Stuart Co., Cl.fiin, Mellon it Co., Lord, Warren, Salter Ac Co., Greenw.y, Brolhera At Co., George ipdyke A Co., L. At V. Kirby Co., I.athtop at Ludincton, Hurlbut, Alntwoith at Plenon, John Steward, jr., At Co., Smith, Carey u Mosely, Brooks. Brothers it Co . etc. And by all tha leading Jobbers, c, in New York, Bolton, Philadelphia and Baltimore. 1ebl63m-M PREMIUM PIANO FORTES. GROVES-TfcEn A CO.. No. 481 Broadway, Net) York, would call the attention of thote about purchasing to their splendid atock olb'4 lo 7W octave Pianos which Ihey believe cannot be excelled by anvo'herln the eilv. either fn tone, finish, quality ot material, or workmanship. Med.:, have been awarded by the Amei lean Institute to tbeir lnstrnmenis pre years in saccaaaicn.. Having recently purchased tbe entire stock of tbe late firm of Dubois At Warriner, formerly Dubois and Stndart, lavorahly known for Forty v. .ra as Piano makers they would Invite the eontinosnee of tbe fsvors of tbelr friends and eustomert with the certainty of giving equal satisfaction. For the southern market we are making with Double Inn Frame aod detached cases, peculiarly adapted to the climate. febsd3m-nt TO WHOLESALE MERCHANTS John C. Hundibsow it. Co- No. 61 Rue da Faubourg Polsaon nlere, Paris and 174 and 176 Pearl atreet. New YorB, Oder lor sale en extrastve assortment of French and American Artifiical Flower. Feathers sod Ornaments: Italian, French, Lngllshand American Straw Bonnets, Ribbons, etc. The above, chiefly ol our own manufacture, embrace the large.! and most varied stock to be found In tf.e United Statea Samples ra.y be seen at our wareroom in New York. anii-3m-M FIRST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS BY EXPRESS ft II API-KV oV II ALT- bave now tbeir lull stock of goods, comprtalns all the newstyies ot Dress Goods MiLi-iKaas supplied with Goods and Pslterns at a very small advance from New York cost. Maslia work. Bonnets. Ribbons, ete. marl a THE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK.. THOMA U. 8TEARN", Importer and Jobber of Sifts, AftUweryaad Fancy Oooas, lb Broadwatj, New York, h Bow la store, and It daily receiving and offering at tbe kiwrst prices a complete assortment of good, in kis line, embracing all the various stylet sad drsitns, consisting of black and fancy silks marcelioet, Flo leeces, .bawls, trimmings bonnet ribbons tatteta and nta rib baas dreae trimmings of all kiods, French and Kngliah crapes erape liases ailk cravats embrtdderirs gl-rvea of all kinds silk lace anitt., baretes laces white goods hosiery, L.C. Uandker-chiefs, etc The undersigned invitee tbe attention of tbe Trade, and bit triende gesM-rally. Great IwUcemcntt ofl-red to cash aad short tfroe buyers. TD03. G. STEARNS. 162 Broadway, dec3l ly bet. Li-erty at. aad Maiden Laae, N. Y. THOMAS DOUGLASS, (late Elite & Dor-oLABt), Contra'saina Merchant, maanfactarer and wholeule dealer In every dearript'oa of AMERICAN HARDWARE, No. S Piatt atraet, foar doors trcm Pearl, New York, Msnafaeta-rer ol the Premium Stel Squares: Agent for Bee'e Braces Turn-screws etc : also. Kewd.ll At Taylor s Tbnaoaieters Baromfr ma-ete.; Cabra Burt Co'a Butts. Gate Hlnrea. Bnrkrts etc.; Brown it Brother's sheet Brasw. Bras .nd Copper Wire, Rivets etc.; N. Neweoatb'a Smith.. Bellows.etc. THOMAS DOUGLASS, ASA FARR, Jr, aovll-ly late of the firm of Child, Parr At Co- St- Louis- JUST OPENED. The subscribers would re-apectfatty aaaoaace to tbeir Meads and tbe public la g ea-eral, that they kave jest opeaed a More oa the corerr of l-oag street and Hum Ayraaa, opposite P. Haydea'e Factory, where they tetrad to keep eratstaatly oa kaad, a large aswortmeat of the very best of Family Groeerise sack as tea., eonee, .agar. bboI -eses Soar, rice, Bab, soap, candles starch, s-heesa, ete. etc; toretker with every ertieleatrd by fasailies which tbey after to mr) cm Use lowest lersas lot UN only. t Jaly 14, 185S. W. DHOII CO. "ei uiiu.M I . I 1 w v 11 I a , n rvt Xr rllAlirf llir Wl , 1 1 ,om I .rtfi.la nnn nni.flMiiia iiiiwrinr tnMeit 'I iiev mm tnurlA rrnm BUSINESS CARDS. DINN1SON. JB. U. B. OABBIMOTON. TJENNISON & CARRINGTON, Attorneys AJ at Law (OJficein Odeon Buldingi), will attend toprolei-ilunsi builneis lu the Slate and federal Courts ; aluo, to colleo- tlona. the law ol Insurance and ot patents. Janl.'oJdly lil'UIAra BUTT' KB. Tff KW LVniTi t"i U." U VWl BUTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (s sors to B. Comitock Ac Co.,) Forwarding and Con LfCfAN BUTT' KS. THRO COMST'CR:. ORO O. OOUSTOCX succes- Commlsslon Merchants, Lard Oil Manufacturers, and dealers in salt, plaster, nib and lumber. Head of the canal, L'oiumDus, unio. C& Liberal advances made on consignments. maro TOSEPH F. SMITH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, - ' He.IK.tnie, Bounty Land and Pen ..., r hinn- ,, ,,. ..i ', d pension Aent Columbus. Ohio Wi obtaining uensioni.buy Ids. selllnir and obtaininc Und warrants, selling and leasing real estate, examining lana uuei, cuuecuop ui ci.nii, eiu. fsT" Letters from a distance must De ponpata. jujo n ERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard- VA ware and Cutlerv. Iron, nails, class, bouie builders' mate rials, farming and mechanical tools, military goous, etc., etc. Ho 101 High street, sign ol tbe Ulit raaiucK. VTEW COAL YARD. A new Coal Yard 1 has been ooened on the lots aonth of the Ohio Tool Com pany's Fsctorv, where Northern snd Hocking grate and blsck. smitn-a coai will do sola oy tne too or ouioei. ANNA STSCRV. . Anr.-- .- W. A. JONIS. U I AU-ti I D til) t ilsU, SOUtneaSt Corner fliain KJ and Fourth street, Znneavllle, Ohio. sepSli-dtf . . mr. , . . T " TTOT1 " ' I ll f L ' I ATATIONAL HOUSE, ClTCieVlJle, OhlO Xl JONATHAN BOVD (formerly of the Carlisle House), Pro I prletor. u h i h.-m In thu nMen " Pr vt Pfoek Res ster." tor trie benefit of those buying and selling the esme, which enables me at any time to give aotisfaotlon iu regaid to the sale, location, ete.. fit all the .tnek In Piekawav and adiolnlne' counties. Clroleville, Ohio, Deo. 17, ldoa-dum j. sum. T RIDGWAY S IRON FOUNDRY, broad J street, near the bridge. Columbus, Ohio. Stoves of all kinds, and a great variety ot castings, always on hard. A11?1? f ZSllu lfg& nlencns lor the accommodation ot the traveling public. novjj ly.ia L. P DDNTON. W. p. THUBSTON. DUNTON & THURSTON, Wholesale and Ketall Piano Forte and Music Warerocms, No. 80 Fourth street (hrst door weft ot bmltb at Nixon'. Hall), Cincmnolt, w. jnnlf-aiy JM. GU1TEAU, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Commissioner of Deeds and to take Depositions lor Uhio and OTUia wkstkbm ptatks, (lew or iincinnati,) has established himself in h Is profession in Now York city, where til communications will receive prompt attention. Meiers to the members ot the Bar ot Columbus, Cinelnnat and Southern Oh'o- Cffux No. U Wall Street, Next York. maraa TVTEW ESTABLISHMENT. E. Gaver. as- ll alsted by A. W. Reader, would respectfully announce to tbe citizens or Lolumtms and vicinity, tnat nn una opened a flstr-piN WARKltOOM. directly opposite the Franklin House, whore be Is at all times prep, red to lurnisn comns, snrouuv, etc., wicn an tne ar.rcu.iun and fixtures nccossarv on funeral occasions and he wishes it distinctly understood that hit terms shall no! be of so obj-ctlona- hla .hurn-lar mm t nrnvent mnllre Bntial'ucttnn. Oc7-dlV COLUMBUS CARRIAGE MANUFAC- TORY Near the comer of Third and Gay elreete. Messrs. E. Ar. H.F. UOUTH are manufacturine and have constantly on nana, tit ineir esiaotisnmens nr. ine locauou buuvu nameu, m klnde of carriages, burgles, etc., made of the best materials, by trie mo,t experienced workmen, and warranted 10 ao goou serv Ice. J he proprlctora are both practical carriage lnaaers, and an vork ordered Irora tbcm will civo good salistuction. Repairing done at tho sborteit notice. Thcv have been carry lug on toe du- sluossin this city sumo ten years, and trust they have some claim to public patronage. oci-oiy T BATHER BELTING. The undersigned, XJ Auent.fortbesaleof R EES & HOYT'S celebrated premi um patent KWItod, Htrelclied I.entlier Bnnd,have this duv roceived a lull asturtmont of all sizes, from lVi to IHInchet In width. We would call tho attention of the publio to thoabove the ordinary manner. sold at manuiscturers prices, wun uaumn oi imx-nioniy, by KlI.litiliRNl'., MlUNS at. i;u., JHIO mgn oi tne itni nroaa sss, ooiumnus, kj. ifa,4!'JV4.Js..-,KW.. WINDOW SASH. We 11 have made an arrangement . with one of tbe most celebrated sash j manufactories in tho West, and are I'1 nreiiared to tilt all ordera for aaah. manufactured by practical workmen and of good materials. All orders left at oiir hardware etore. No. 159 High street, sign of the Gilt Broad Axe, wlllreceive prompt attention. Kit. BOURNE, KUHNS & CO. Columbus, April 25, 1851. , CARD. Mrs. FKAJNK.JfiJNbH.KU res- i oectlullv announces to her Iriends, and the public gener ally, that, on the 17ih of March Inst , the Intends to open a flllLil.IINICK Y ailUP, fn tne new ones cunning ui nr. Kaon, maker, o Third street, below Mound and South streets next tn fir. Fisher's residence. She wlllbe prepared toh.veon hand all such articles as are found In a Millinery Shop, and to furnish tbem accordion to the latest French fashion. As the Intends to spare no efforts In the prompt and most exact execu lion of all orders with which she maybe favored, the most respectfully solicits the patronage of her friends and the publio. Straw bats, Ate, will he washed, colored, and mado up in the moat laahlonalile .title. All kind, ol embroidery will be taken. on commission into tha Shop, and sold to the best advantage of toe manuiacturer. U,B"UU" T HOMAS SULLIVAN, Manufacturer of and Fourth streets, si doors above Ellis At Morton's Bank, Cin cinnati. j""" LITHOGRAPHY. Every description of Mans. Plans. Vlewsof Buildlncs Portraits Anatomic Draw in.a. Kualnea. .nd nhnw Card., all kinns of DrUirni.t and Other plain and fancy labels, Bill and Letter Headings, Fao Similes etc.. executed in the b -at alvle. at reasonable rates, by aiiiiui.briiri at wala-auc, Lithographers and Engravers, No. 115 (Odd Fellows' Building) Walnut street, dec8 6m Cincinnati, Obio. XTEW FUR STORE. Jarvis & Fairchild, iN 149 Main street, Cincinnati, have an estenstve snd well selected stock ol none but new and fresh Furs, tor ladies. We have tbis day received from New York some beautiful specimens of Misses' and Children's drab and black Beaver Hats. novi!7-dly JAItVIS A FAIKCI1ILD. A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF FURS. JARVIS A- FAIRCHILD. Main St.. first door below tue corner at. in and rourin, -west side, Cincinnati. nor-.-u o iy GIBSON HOUSE, Walnut street, between Fourth and Filth. Cincinnati, Ohio. 41. II. OEFFROY. Proprietor, late of the Walnut street nouse. ap7 tf WALNUT STREET HOUSE, Walnut st 1 1 between Sixth and Seventh streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. I JjtJ-dtf J. W. 8WENEY, Proprietor. WE ARE NOW Opening a large and besutitul assortment of VY A TC II ES . DIAMOND WORK Sc. JEWELRY. Our stock of fine London and Gene ra Watches is superior to any in the State. Diamond rings and Dins we offer at hew toia prices Jewelry, silver and plated ware, line mantle clocks, and cutlery, at wboleaale and retail. All are lo vited to call, examine, and pur-base if suited. NOTARISE snd other SEALS engraved, and PRESSESfar-nlsbed, atthe shortest notice. Watches repaired In the best manner. ,, First door south of entrance to Neil House, jail BLYNN tt BALDWIN. TO FAMILIES AND RETAILERS OF FRKSH OYS I'EKS. I am receiving dally fresh Baltimore and New Haven oysters which will be sold ss low as the lowest, in cans or half cans ; and in all cares the oysters which I sell will be warranted good, or no sale. Ordera from the country carefully attended to, with punctuality and dispatch, and by ao doing I hope to merit a ahare of public patronage, ocil C. P. L. BUTLER. T Y. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jewel- tj . er. High street, between the American and Neil House, Columbus, Ohit. Having purchased the entire stock of William Ssvage.I will continue the business at tbe old stand, where I will keep a first rate aasortm-nt of WATCHES-JEWELRY. SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, CCTLERY, And a general variety ol FANCY t.UODS. For the preseot 1 alllres.de In New York, aud persons in want of goods may ly "Pn seeing all new patterns ot Jewelry la asy .tore. With these assurances be hopes to retain the eonfldeoee of tha former pstrors of the concern, .nd of the citizens generally. Tbe H.tt Repairing will be attended to by W. M. Savage, long knows In una section ss s flr.t rate workman jul6 J. Y. SAVAGE, J,. NOTICE. Having disposed of my atock of goods to Mr. John T. S.v.re. Jr, 1 cheerfully recommend him to all of my old customers, and the nubile generally. As it Is a'Molutely neceeeary that my outstanding buslneea should be dosed, all persons knowing themselves Indebted to aae wltl eall end aetua ap. Jul6j W, M. SAVAGE. i I sll I I K TRANSPORTATION. T 1TTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND XJ XENIA RAILROADS. -SoaiHBB Abeanokmrnt, to com- in-nee May IB, 1M3. Four Panmger 'rams Daily, (Suday$ erupted.) Trains run by Columbus time, which is sevrn minulrs muter than uincinnaii tune. Until further notice, Passenger Trains will leave the Depot on nail Front street, as follows t Express Train at 6 a. m. Accommodation Train at 7:30 a. ra.; I-iillitmrnubh Train at 2:30 p. in. mail j ruin at o p. m.; For Llnwood, Plalnsville, Mllford, Lovelsnd. Foster's, Doerlleld, "luruwi run, aiw.-u., w,nHii, t-a,rJ..In, D1IIU,H l I Villey, Xenis, Cedarville, Helm, South Charleston, London, west jeuerson, coiumouB, ituiow epnngsanu opriogneia, Returning from Columbus Mail Train will have at 4:5 a. m i Express Train will leave at 1:30 p. m : Aceommodatlon Train will lento at S.1S p. m ; Returning from Hilliboruuch nt 7 a. m.j Heturning from HprlnptMd at S:5 a. m j Returning from SpriiiiiHnl'I nt5 p. m Traint will etov as folloytl: 1'h Fxnrea, Trnin. li a. id., lroiu t.'inclnnatl. at Lovelsnd, Mor row, Xcnia and London, on'y ; 1:30 p. m., from Columbus, at London, Xi nln, Corolu. Morrow, Loveland and Plalnvllle, only. Acooromofl.t on '1'r.in. 7: iu a. m . irnm i;iarinnati, anaoaa p. ra , from Cnlumbus, et Plalnvllle, Hllturd, Mlamlvllle, Love- land, Foster's, Deertield, Morrow, Fort Ancient, r reeport, corwin, and Wayucnvill", Spring Valley. Xonla, Cedarville, Selma, South Cbsrlestun. London, and Wett Jctferson. Alio, on proper notice knH-n. I Innwnnn rlnvnlll Plnrelien .tiH A;,;;n ----. - u.iip..i. aw.. . n.ini,.. Kn m fmn CinMi.. nati.at West J. tieraon, London, South Charleston, Selma. Ce nSll, Bt W eSt Jt.nerSUO, UCPOUD, COUIQ Vvlinrie.lUU, Prim., -j-j. darville, Xonla, fpring Valley. Cnrwln and Wajnesvilln, Free. port, Fort Ancient, Morrow, Dwrfleld. Foster's, Butterworth's Water Station, Loveland, MUlord and Flaluvillc Also, at Clays- vllle. Florence and Alton, on notice. Hillsborouoh Train at 7 a. m. from Hillsborough, and S 30 p m. from Cincinnati, at Lynchbursh, Wrstboro', Blanchester, Goshen and Wilmington pike, Loveland, Polktown, Miamiville, Mllford, nainvme anrl i.uiwood. Also, tin notice at ng siation.. Passengcra for Hillsboro', Chillicotbe, and lniormedlate points, will take tbe 8 30 p. m. Train. Passengers for Springfield will take tbe 7:30 a. m. or 5 p. m. Tr.lna . Lines of Hacks and Cosctaea run In ennectmn wun tne trains .nd'vniM TSctwlth the Mad R.verand L.keK, Wilmington end points rie Kail- . I O IIn1.1. r-nl..-l.... .-.,1 C am anH K. rn.H mt Cn. I lumbus: Central Ohio Railroad to Zancavllle, and lines of coaches from Zanesvlile to Wbeenng. etc. On Sundays but one train will be run, leaving Cincinnati at p, m., aud uolumbus at o a. m., aioppiug at an way siaiiuu. on nutice. Faro from Cincinnati to Xnoia. ....(1 60 Do do Hillsborough 1 73 Chtllicothe 3 7S Sprinsfield 8 00 Cltvelaod 6 00 Do Do Do Do Do Do Do do do do do do do do Shelby 4 75 Columbns 3 00 Zancavllle 4 80 Wheeling 1 IS Pittsburgh 7 73 Do do Cy The Comoanv will not be responsible lor bargage ex ceeding fllty dollars in value, unless the same Is returned to the Conductor or Agents, and freight paid at the rate of a passage lor every f auu in value aoovo mat amount. man CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS & CINCIN- J NATI. AND CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAILROADS Nkw ABEANniMKNT. On and after Monday, May 16th, Pas tenger Trains learn as follows (.-unclays exceited) : Cleveland for lirie, Dunkirk and Buffalo, at 7:30 a. m.,3:4S p. m. and 8:15 n.m. Clnveland for Columbus and Cincinnati, at 8:00 a. m., 10:00 a. m. and 8:15 p. m. Cleveland for Toledo and Chicago Bt 7:10 a m., 10:00 a.m. and Silli d. m. Columbus tor Cleveland, Erie, Dunkirk ana liuinio, at iu:ia m.. 1:00 p. m and 1 1 p. m. Shelby tor Cleveland, Erie, Dunkirk and Buffalo, at 1:05 p. m., 4:05 p. in. and 2:'.'5 a. m. I enemy ior i;oiumDua ana ivincinnau, at iu:jo a. sn., p. ui. and 1 1:'J5 p. m. Erlo tor Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Toledo and Chicago, at 2:50 p. m.i 11:50 p. ra. and SMS a. m. a. oiunr-i jr. DuiKruiu'sunia. Cloveland. May 13th, 1853. mal7 177? mrnm SSI TWT mil ('; milH . HH1! IHftW4jtaiBt4ifcw-M wit-- TOLEDO, NORWALK & CLEVELAND L RAILROAD Formintr in connection with the Michigan Southern aud Northern Indiana, the Lake Shoro, and Cleveland ana riuaourgn naiirnadt, tbe only enure Kallrond Line between the Kn.t nnd Went. The best and most expedltioua route between hattern cities ana Mt. Louts. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. On and after Monday, May 10th, lr53, passenger trains will run daily (Sundsys excepted), as follows: Leave Toledo. Accommodation, at 9:10 a. m. ttopplna at all way stations. Day Express, at 3:15 p. m. stopping only at Fremont. Belle- vun. rdonroevilleand Norwalk. Night Express, at 11:15 p. m stopping only at Fremont, Belle yue, Monroeviue, riorwaix and uoerun. Leave Cleveland. Day Erprtss, at 7:00 a. m. stopping only at Norwalk, Mob roevine, tienevueana rremont. Accommodation, at 10:00 a. m stopping Bt all stations. Nieht Express, at 8:00 n. m stopping only Bt Oborlln, Nor walk, Monroeviue, Bdllevue and Hremont, Connecting, Directly, At Toledo, with trains of Michigan Southern and Northern Indi ana Hailroad tor Chicago and way stations and through the Chicago and Kock Island Railroad and steamers on Illinois At Bellevu., with Train, of Mad River and Lake Erie Road for I l -' I . LU Di l,U U ... I Sandusky City, Sprlogtield, Dayton, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, ianaDoli. I etc.. etc. At Monroeville, with trains of Mansfield and Sandusky Railroad tor Sandusky, sneioy junction, uoiumbut, zanesvnie and Nowark. At Grafton, with traina of Clereland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad, for Columbus. Cincinnati, and way stations. At Cleveland, with tra'ns of l ake Shore Railroad for New Yor . and Boston, via lluflalo .nd Albany, and for New York, via Dunkirk, with trains of Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad for Pitttburgb, rnuadoipbia, Baltimore and Washington uny. E. B. PHILLIPS, Su'pt. Orrrcx T. N. and C. R. R. Co., I Norwalk, u., nay it, ISM. piHEAP STEAM COMMUNICATION BE- J TWEEN PHILADELPHIA Ac LIVERPOOL. The Liver pool and Philadelphia Steamship Company intend Bailing their new sieamanips aa iouowai CITY OF MANCHESTER, 8 125 tona, Capt. Robert Leltch. CITY OF CLASGOW, 1,610 tone, Capt. William Wylie. CITY OF PHILADELPHIA. 2,200 tons now building. - From Philadelphia, Saturday, 23d ApriL Saturday, ltth May. , .............Saturday, 11th June, ...Saturday, 2d July, City ol Manchester. City of Glasgow..., City of Manchester, City oi Glasgow... JVtna Liverpool. uity oi uiasgow... City of Manchester, ...Wednesday, 20th April I f Si.., City of Mancl wdn,!,d"-f' 1?lh M'r' ow Wednesday. 8th June, Manchester Wednesday, 6th July. RATES OF PASSAGE. From Philadelphia. From Liverpool. Saloon alter staterooms. 1.990 I Saloon after Stateroom's 0 gs midship ... 63 1 midship " IS gs. forward " ... 55 lorward " 13 ns Including steward's fees. THIRD-CLAS PASSENGERS. A limited number nt third-clasa puaenger. will be lakea from Philadelphia and Liverpool, and lound In provisions From Philadelphia 2J From Liverpool $15 Certificates of passage will be lasued here lo partiea who are desirous of bringing out their friends at corresponding rates. Freight on fine good. 60s per ton, and coarse goods hardware, etc., will be taken subject to agreement. An experienced surgeon will be carried on each ship. For f pels bt or passage apply to THOMAS RICHARDSON, 15 Broadway, New York, and 9 Walnut street. Phllsdelphia. RICHARDSON, BROTHERS it CO, Liverpool. Jul8-dly DUDISILL'S NEW HAT STORE.IN THE JLX ODEON BUILDING. The subscriber hereby informs his I iriends sna ine public tbst be bas removed his bat store to tne Odeon Building, in tbe roam formerly occupied by B K. Smith, as aa auction room, which has been entirely remodeled, and where he haa opened the largest assortment aad best selection of Hats ever broucht to Columbus. Hit assortment eompnsts eitra Beaver, Moleskin, Cassiraere and Silk Hats of tbe latest styles. Every description of Soft Hats now worn. Hlssssort-ment of Summer Hats for gentlemen, boys and youths is very extensive, comprising Pansms Leghorn, Manfl'a aad Palm, of extra qualities au ol wnica ne win sen oa iow mm can em pur-ehaaed in this city, or elsewhere, any statements by others to the contrary notwithstanding. His long prwclicsl experience in tbe buaineas and making his purchsiM ia perr-oa, ensble him tossy wun connoence mat ne oners a goou amen. Remember tbe place : 3g"Otteea Building, first door soath of Mra.8oowden'sandat'lhetalle.tpoleinton''afewd,-ora north ot bis o'rt stand. J. fc. KUDISII-L Columbns May 7, It51-d1raawlt I FOR SALE. The undersigned will sell upon lV-eral terms forty or fifty baiinir.g lots alm.ted on the nortbee.t corner of Broa-tway and Woauinston Avenae For further information, apply to J. F. B.rtlit, at the office of ap7-tf BARTI.IT. HUl.BUHD ar CO. DR. MORRISON'S OFFICE REMOVED Iron, Towa to Blah street, corner of Sugar Alley. Ea- trsnce first door Westol Higk street, onthenorth aide of Suear Vnw. nlhA-lnrn-m.tlM, nH Thrim-h Tlebeta aontv tn P. W. I St.aDKh, Genera. TickeWgent, a, the Ticket bm corner Broadway and Front . reets. Cinclnn.ti ber. UJ for theV0.ant securitvol those vvai.n CbCjIucni, oupennienaeu. Alley. bdva i-ojsn INSURANCE. INSURANCE ON LIFE AND LIVE JL STOCK, anainstloss or damans br Fibm. and ualnst the per"' -be "a and Inland Navi.atiow, on property of every """rip-ion, m. n in loe loiiowmg companies i VHUrS IMDTt'AI. LI FB INHUUANCE COMPANV, C'npltnl . .9190,000. OHIO 1.1 KB IN8CRANCB COMPANY, CINCIN NATI, ODIO, npltnl 8100 000. NEW ENGLAND T.IVB STOCK INS, COMPANY NEW HAVEN, CONN. Cepltnl 30,000. BAG I.E I NHUBANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O. Capital 8.00,000. EQUITABLE VIBE INS. CO., OP LONDON. Capital S'J,300,000. Risks taken on the moat liberal terms, and all losiaa nromntlv adjusted. inar3-dly T. STOCKTON, Agent TNSURANCE HE AD-Q.UA RTERS, Three JL doors west of the Postoftioe, up stslrs, Colombus, Ohio. l.tfe. Fire, Marine, and Health Jnenraare. WAKREN JENKINS. General Insurance Asenl. reouesta all persons wishing Insurance to call and investigate the claims ot the following companies to thelrunllmlted confidence. IN LIFE INSURANCE he represents 1 he Mutual BenrfiL of New York and New Jnranv n nf the beat established and mostreliable eompanlesnow doing business In the United States. Assets about 1,500,000. Also The American Temuerance. of Hartford. Conneetlent. Bering ample security and many extra advantages to Temperance men Capital, (100,000. I ALSO IhO A Also The American Mutual, of New Haven, Connecticut. This Company h.s some features believed to operate very bene' nclallv to the policv holders. Csuita I. S10.000. Call and exam. lno J1" suicmenu and prospecta of each and all of these com. . , . r w. . Wtf''?"-,-.--- . , , ll MA KIN IS INSUKANUE, thefollowlng j8' ?u,a "eommended ai eminently de pa deaervine ui uupounaea connaenee Tbe Franklin, of New York. Capital, (300,000) The Etna, of Utica, New York. Capital, (170,000; The Springfield, of Massachusetts. " (150,000: The City, of Cincinnati. Capital, (300,000 ; The Granite, of Utica, New York. Capital, (300,000; The Hudson River, New York. Capital, (300,000; The Rensselaer, New York. Capital, (200,000 ; IN HEALTH 1NKSUKANCE. the People's Mutual Health As Delation, of Springfield, Massachusetts, Incorporated by tbe Legislaturo of Massachusetts, offers testimonials of unqustlona-ble weight and credibility. Capital, (50,1X10. sepat-iy wakken jenkins, i.en i ins. Agent. CONVEYANCING and NOTARIAL BU- I W SINESS. WARREN JENKINS, Notary Publio and Con I veysneer, win ntienu to an cans in tins line, at reasonable cnar fee. Titles Investigated and abstracts ot titles furnished, to any i.uu.iu rrwiiim cuunty, on snort nonce, umceinriait soioca south aide of State street, up stairs. aepS9-ly COLUMBUS AGENCY KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO (tuaranm Fund. 100 000. 'This Company offers to the Insured all the security and advantage, of the Mutual aud JolntStock plans (as heretofore applied) combined, namely i Low rates of premtum ; bd an nual return, In oash, of the percentage required fortheeontln-gent risk of the year; an adequate but notexcesslveurovlslon for the future security of members for the whole term of lite, with anadequatelnterealln the accumulating fund secured to such soaranty shorftnrm mem. for the whole term of lite. Tbia Is the only Mutual Llfelnturance Company whoteratea of premium are fixed at a fair reduced staadard. with a provia- lon tor an annually increasingaccumulation ol funds(for future security) in exact proportion to the amount of business and the Increasing risk from advancing age among tha members. Pamphlets. Tracts, Ace., rivlna in delailthe plan and ratea ol the Compsny, furnished gratis, and applications received, by J. st. TU1TLC, Agent. 8. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. nctft-d 'HE INVINCIBLE AND NEVER-FAIL- 1NG REMEDY A certain cure for MAN AND BEAST. W. B. Fnrrcll'. Celebrated Original ARABIAN LINIMENT. This extraordinary preparation It not only far superior to all the Liulments and Ointments now betore the public, but posses sos specitio qualities entirely unknown to the most learned ot tha Medical Faculty. Its wide-spread celebrity has brought out a host of articles In Imltatijn of It, with all aorta of names, but none of them begin to compare with tbe superior, old-establish- , ed Arabian Liniment. For the Nervona flvalem it operates like a charm, soothing down ihe most violent agonies ana pain m a lew minutes alter its application. Blttmne. Hore Thront and Bre.ate. It speedily causes Ihe dissipation ol any possibility of matter forming in the parts, and btingt about a regular and healthy action ot the glsndulsr system. A Kevulalve, Anodyne and Balaam. In eases of Ruptured Muscles and 1'endons. iu nowerful re vulsive and healing qualltlea cause the parta to unite without leaving the lead soreness or want of power behind. In Brul.ee and 8wellings, It acts on the prlncple ol a counter Irritant and anodyne, relieving the pain almost tnatat tly, and reducea the swellings in au incredthiy abort sp.ee ol time. A mtiaiuiant nnd nervine. It Is a stimulant impartioz tone and visor to tha whale new. ous and muscular system. For Rheumatism, or any other Inflammatory condition ol tbe musculsr system or chronic stiffness of the same. It atanda at tha very head of ai.1 tbe remedies ever offered to the public, and none can equal It. i-oB.onoua xtepiiira, tve For bites of poisonous snskes it may be confidently relied on as a prompt and effectual remedy, acting as a csustio and specific tn such hitherto fatal cases. For Chilblains. Burns. Old Sores. Corns Warts. Enrslnelaa. Croup, Nervous Headache, Sore Eyes area to partial Blindness, its effects are astonUbing The treat advantage this article Dotsesses over all other rem. edies, is its brief operation on the system. It cores quickly It is ine most certain reroeoy m existence, ana it IB sou cons per than any other medicine fn use. We fearleasiy assert that this great Arabian remedy will do more good tor less money than any other Liniment or Ointment in the world. Far Horace and Cattle, Its effects are equally striking and salutary. In Sweeny It haa .... . . ' ' f '' I '. w ' Mead, .--, -i v.....-, k..u.., ....,u, unUU, uu matter Doir oaa, Bora ryea, even to ouudneaa, tweuuiga oter cry description, and maty inflammatory diseases. tjuunTt.ttFz.aTr, tour.Tt.Krr.iTft. Bow.ro of a base Counterfeit called H. G FarreU's Arabian Liniment This spurious article la sold by so-ne aa " FarreU'a Liniment," to thow whe are not careful to call tor the genuine W. H. Farrell't Arabian Liniment. Always aak lor W. tt. FAR-RELI.'S ARABIAN LINIMf.MT.and take no other. dt" The genuine Arabian Liniment Is told by DENIO it HakHY, J. it It. T. COOK, G. ROBERTS it CO, and WM. FAHRENHOLTZ. Columbus. J. P. Gatelins Carroll; Joihua Betts Cottage Mills; Cherry A Slimmel, Lock bourne; T. Jones it Bro, London ; O. H Blita it Co , West Jeflersoo; E. Geohegan, Baltimore; E. L. 8 locum, Lancaster; J.N.Wilson, Newark; Page It Ingrsm, Newsrk ; Spencer At Channel, Bolinggreen; John D. Parke. Cincinnati : And Druggists and Merchants generally, tn tha United Statea and Canadaa. mari23 REASONED LUMBER. LOW FOR CASH. KJ Tha subscribers hare on hand a full assortment of sea soned lumber snd shingles of all kinds for building purposes. Tbey hsve also, In addition to tbeir flooring machine, pat la operation one expressly tor surfacing, and are prepared to furnish, on short notice, lumber dressed oa one or both sides, from 2 inches down to half an inch la thickoeat. Yellow and white pine, ash and oak flooring always on band. All orders from a distance promptly attended to. Warehouse and Lumber Yard bead of thec.n.l, Columbus, Ohio. apl BUTTLES, COMSTOCK St CO. TTTRITFNG FLUID Thin rtirlfl trill not T V corrode, and flows freely from the nee. and la woribw the attentfon of bankers, lawyers and ai other eooaamere ot Ink. It cannot be erased by acids For Bale by the pint or gallon by aep'.0 JOHN R. COOK. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Inlota Nos 298 and 309, on High afreet, west aide, near the Railroad Depot. AIM, Subdivision No. 3 of Outlols C2 and 63, onBroadway south side. Al-o, Subdivision No. 11 of same Ouflota. Inquire of tbe undersigned, at Dennieon A Carrlnrtoa'a Law Oflice, Odeon Buildinsa. - IfQ.Tj-ou M. B. CAKRINGTUW SB. tlANNUM, Conveyancer, Accountant, Corrirr and Notabt Public, may be found at all times at tha ofbee of N. H. Swayoe, Esq., (City bank Baildmg), prepared torr.akeout, la a neat, uniform handwriting, warranty, quitclaim, mortsage and aberiff.' deeda ; willa; articles ot agreement; aecounts of executors admlaistrators gaardiaas and others; Business notices and adverUef-tnents, and do every da acriptioa ot Copying. tie win iao perioriu .11 the dull-, ol a notary runue. Having had about louryearaexuerb-ocela DoaMe Entry Book-Keepieg, he will devote sons attention to that and booea. that breloae he will devote ome attention to that and hopes, that by eloae applicatioa and melcrou prices, he will merit and receive a ahara of public patronage. aBPKaKKCxs Buttles. Comstoek it l ' Lewis Heyl, N.H.Swayne. George M. Paraoaa, Wm. A Piatt, N. Halm, Decker Bt Bibbs. E. B.-koa, Swao A Andrews Win. Wine. m.rl d im . v Harwso. . oi-VTBi aoLtras OfUu frrrn of Forte A Hrwon. IMS of ORitlly Telegraph Cs. l tt V BUiN & liOL.Mt.i3, AUCTIONEERS XSO A-A liEVERAI. CO.VI VI rvaallOr. iTl Esst. II ar,T0, gos. r.1 and r5 W.lnnt strwet. Weal side, near Peart, Cincinnati. r-rr K.ia .r .ale, of Gro-en. at aactfoa. Groceries aad M.-rr h.nd't-e seoer.l y at private sale. Cssk advances aa.de oa e.-ntig.menu to tbeir address. jemBdly FAST AIAILILIN'E.1 a hoors froraColum-haa to Pnrtsmnatk Oa and after Manday, Jane 3S a MAIL COACH ai'i le-ave Colnmoa, tor Circkvilie, Ckiliicott-s, sad I'on.moa'h, at 5 o'clock in the asoramc. and arrive at Portsotnath at 8 o'clock ia tbe evrnirs co.r-errang with tae River Packets to Pittabargb aad CiacmnaiL Also, leave Portamoath at 5 o'clock ra tbe moralag and srrtva at Oilambat at 8 o'clock ia tae evening, daily. Js26 KfcElDEK HAWKES. J