Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1853-10-31

              ' ' ' NUMBER 92. VOLUME XVII. COLUMBUS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31, 1853. i THE JDailr) I)io State Journal IS PUBLISHED EVERT EVENING, EXUKPT SUNDAY, HI SCOTT ft BASCOM, jodrxil snUDCtaa, Hiaa and tun ttum intrahm ox won, TERMS Invariably in advance .'la Columbus, f 8.00 year by uihII, 6 00. Dully during th session of (ha Legislature, aud xri-iieeKiv mr run reuiaiteier or m yar, eo.uo. TI1K MEEKLY JOURNAL U nirubihed to city subscribers nt 2. ana ny mull at n un year. uuut oi (our aua upwurus, Wio f)I ten ana upward, vi uv. TUB IllI-U HKiaV JOURNAL la f 3.00 a year. U7TS OF ADVERTISING IN THE DAILY JOURNAL The following rates ami rulaf haw bwn agreed upon between the proprietors of the Ohio Stmaman anil the Uto Slut Journal, to ue outwrvea in au oases, alter oils ante. July a;, low. One square, 10 Unes or leu of thU sized type, for one Insertion, two. ; eacu additional insertion, M. s 3 10 ! 8o So Se e 1 square, 1 26 3 2o 8 00 4 00 5 00 2 squares, 1 87 3 87 5 00 8 00 8 00 9. 10. 12. 16. 3 squares, ,2 60 4 60 8 00 8 00,8 80.10. 1H ,11. 4 squares, ,8 00 6 60 8 00 9 0010. 113. 14. 16. -BI mi iiab m n.,.r..a I lUanKVaoiB S squares, qaaturlyy..m It column, 1 m",,'hl' s 1 I weekly, 80 dally, 801 ChantfHahlo o squares, or 14 column, quarterly.,.. 83; j luoiithiy, 401 wwkly, f5 dniiy, rM StaDdiin? card. A Units or 1am. tor one vnar tlO. No adTwrtlMtiuent to be ontvldHml by the ymr, unless specifitHl on the manuscript, or prevlouslv sraed a poo berwetta the partis. Ad vert iwemetitii not marked on tha copy for a spwlnVd miDirmr of i line rti in, will ba oonciiiuad oue Dionui. ttnleas ordered out. and payment will bv exacted accordingly. All a-lverUMfineuu from straugers or transient persona to be paid In advance. The privllejfes of yearly advertiser, will be eonflnnd rigidly to their regular bunto ; and all adreriuH)mnta not perbdniug thereto, to be paid for ultra. Adv-urtiMt'uieuts for Auctioneers. General AgentA, lt?al Estate Agents, ate, not to ue coutractea lor oj uie year, out to be cnargva by the piece, at the ukuuI rates. Announcing candidnrei (for offices of every description) to be charged at the rate of fifty cents per week, for each name ; the same to be, in all canes, paid in advaone. Attorneys will be hohtvn for the price of Inwtrtlni; advertlsemenM bmuirht in by them. 1'ubliiherii not accountable lor the accuracy ot legal a.ivnrti.meau beyond the aiuouul charged for their publicationAU leaded advertisements to be charged not less than double the uoove ratea, aua menMureu as if soilu. Adverriseuienu on the fi.HMe exclusively, to be charged at the rate of 50 per cent, in advance of the above rates. No A D V E ATIBSM BNT OA IT BS INSERTED QfUTUITOtTSLT. AdvertiKHiuetite for churitabie intuitu tious. Are compauies, ward, tnwtwhip, and other public ueethigs, and such like, to be charged h;ilf price. Deaths inserted without charga, unless accompanied by funeral invirurions or obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to be paid for. All persons sending communications or requiring notices of film, eolrecs, concerto, or any pubtio eufertaiunietiui where charges are nuule for admittance, and all notices of private enterprises, can only Iw iunerted with the unJerntuiiJiug that the :iuw are to U ff.-tid tor. If Intendi'd to be Inserted lu the editorial column, the r-iiine will iw charged at the rate of not lens than 20 cunts pur line, n ml thim only when accompanied by an advwrtUeineut. Ill sl Vl SS ( tKKS. WM. DKN'NISON. JB H. B. CAIIUINOTON TJENiMSON & CARRINGTON, Attorneys jlj at liAW (umcein uacon nulla intra), will attend to urolni slonal bu lint s in tbo Stale and t-Kdisrel Courta ; alio, to collec tions, the law oi MiBurHnce and ol patents. junlo-f uly LITIAN BITTTl KS, THKO COMSToCK. OKO O.CuMftTnCK. BUTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes-sors to H. ('umttock &l Co.,) Forwarding and Cuuimfisfon Me?rcbarits, Lard Oil ManultiCturers, anrl dealers in salt, pltiSter, fteh and lumber, llnad ot the canal, Columbus, Ohio. X'lf Liberal advuncos mnde on coniinmrnts. maiH JOSEPH F, SMITH, Attorney at Law, fr Real K(nfe, Kouniy Lnnd unit ffimlon A'nt Two doors eat oi High, on Town stnet, Oulutnbui. Obio Will attend to the practlcouf his prolotslon, obfatnlrg pnsinni.buy in?, selling nod obtniniti Uhd warrnms, sejung and h'aeing reel etnf exbinitiing land titles, collection of clftirns. etc. Ittttrs from a distance must bepottpaiit ju.10 LAW PARTNERSHIP. SWAYNE & HABKH Tbnunjpmlnecl will prai-tlco law la cnpHrtnor-hip. I'B'" Oftr.e in the Ciy llnilk IluiUivg. p ,Jr N. II. SWAYNE, ep7-.lly K. 1'. L. BA1IKR. GT2RE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard-ware and Cutlery, iron, nails, glHit, hnuio buildara' mate rUla, firming and mechaulcal tool,, military goods, etc., etc. No 101 Highatnwt, sltnol the Gilt 1'ailluck. EW COAL YARD. A new Coal Yard fans boon opened on thn lots south ot tlm Ohio Tool Company's Factory, whore Northern anil Hocking grata and black, smith's coal will be sold by the ton or bushel. dec3-dtl W. R. OAHNKMi. Agent. ANN. BTACRY. W. A. JOMK9. STACEY'S HOTEL, southeast corner Main and Fourth street, Znnrevllhn, Ohio. acp'.'j-dtf T RIDGWAY'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad ft street, near the brldn, Culumbua. Ohio. Stoves of all kinds, and a groat variety ol castings, always on hat d. A MERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Bos- ton. by I.KWISKICKtrnbullt, enlarged and eleganth lurni.bod; poMosslng all the modern improveni(-uts and convo. niences I'nr the accommodation ol the traveling public. nnv':i lv:' ' JM. GU1TEAU, Attorney and Counsellor nt Law, and Commissioner of Deoils and to take Impositions for Onto and othib W'fstkbn States, (lto ot Cincinnati,) has established himself In his profession in New York city, where II communications will receive prompt attention. Holers to the members ot the Bar ol Columbus, Clnclnnnt and Southern Ohio. Ojfics Ve. 14 trail Strut, Net) Ynrk. tnsrlig rpo PAPER DEALERS OR OTHERS. JL 25 reams good Me.th.m rillNTINfl PAI'KK tor sale attheolHceoltho Qyavtf OHIO 8 1'A I li Jol.HNAl.. CINCINNATI STOCK AUCTION SALES HKW!ON di HOI. MEM, Sain Romu f'i aid Si llVlinut Street, Sell every Wednesday and taturdny, at laVi m., nttheM.ir. chants' F.xchsnae, Railroad Bonos, Railroad, Kank and Insurance Stocks. Real Estate and Molded clecurltl a, ol all descriptions. The advantages ot these sales are that they arn held during change koure. and as the, call together all tho monled men, securities will at all times sell at lair rates. Cincinnati, P., April 14, lrj53. B M. riTrH W. I BBoWH. FITCH &BROWN,Commissioj, Merchants, .ft) Kock and rjl River stnirt, Cleveland, Ohio, dealers in J."rr, trd. Hullrr, Cheese, Kggi, nd rrodure grnerailf. fp i jberal advaneea will be made on eouklgnments nis plfi-dr.m V" Relerto II. FIT M, Columous. LEATHER BELTING. The undersigned, Agents tor the sale of REE HOYT'S celebrated premt am patent Klvllrd, ftrtrhrd l.enlhrr Bnnd,havo this day received a lull assortment of all sizes, from IV to IS inches In width. We would call the attention ol thr public to theanove article, aa one possessing suerior merit. They are made from the thick and solid parts ot the best oak tanned leather, and are stretched by powerlul machine, (invented and nsd by R. k H. only,) whereby thev are made to run atralebt and true, have a uniform bearina on the drum or pulley, bold their widthsevenly, and give trom 15to2d per cent, more force than those madein the ordinary manner. Sold at mannfactnrera'prlcea, with addition ot frelghtonly, by KlUIOt'KNI-;, ktlilNS Ac CO., IwlS Slniot the Gilt Rroad Axe, Colnmbns, O. ) FAMILIES AND RETAILERS OF FRKSH OYSrEltS I am receiving dally fre.h Baltimore and New Haven oyatera, which will be Bold aa low aa the lowest la cana or ball cans; and in all eases the oyatera which 1 sell will be warranted good, or no Bale. Orders trom the country carefully attended to, with punctuality and dispatch, and by ao doing I bone to merit a share nf nubile patronage, oe'i C.P.L.BCTI.ER. SELLING OUT AT COST. N. S. Baker, desirous of selling out his extr-oiive stock ot Upholstery Wen, oftVre rare bargains to those wuniog anything la this line. Hit stock coniista of spring, curled fatir, cotton, moss, palm lfi and husk mtttrMitn; Warreo's patpnt sola bd; Ioodcrs, ofas.efc. Also, materia) rr Inonta, cots and comforts; infect, rvr? article io bis Hm ot busiiwtMi. fHbea rprnoTd bis mtahliihmrat from the Fxchanrt Bl'-cfc to the Broadway UtH, overly opposit wbre be will ell fate oods at prices that cannot Jail to be satisfactory to alL ap-4-tf COLUMBUS WIG AND CURL MANUFACTORY j. W. I'OI.LIER, 6 Hirh street, nppo- alte the I anltnl House, manntaerurer ol CENTS' VENTILATHi, HOSSAMEK, f) AMOHH and Zr l'IIVR WltJS, TOUPEES. SCALPS, ae. LADIES' SKI.F-ADJrSTINO WIO. HALF WKiS, BANDS, BRAIDS, FR1Z- ETTS. CI R1.S, A c frsn' Wig. F.re-Pler Ba'k-lleira and I nrU. 10HO vanetie. In OKNAMENTAL HACHB.LVR3 INFALLIBLE HAIR DTK. CT Long Hair Bought or taken In Fx- change. JalVIy A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY O ROCERIES. at price aa low as the lowest, and as rood a tb beat, can b iomnd at the soatk east eoraer of Town and Hl street. apiOfJ S.W.AUGUSTUS. P aflflyv XEW-YOKK APYRRTlSpMTS. FBOH W. II. M'DONALD'S ADVBB1 ISIN'O HorSK, 103 NASJO ST, It. TMIRBANKS'S PLATFORM X fafjA I.KI4 Long known Severely tested nlnajs right the Acknowledged Btan tiara. AGENT, IN CoLUMBtrst A. 8 DECKER. octl7 d3m-i PICKLES, PRESERVES, &C.The under 4- atuned ofler to puichasors a auperior atock of Pickles, Preserve, &c, warranted the best quality; to keep In allot Imatea, at inejowest prices ana accommoaattns terms, WARDEI.L c PEASE octlS-mu S34 Watr st Now York. 1 LATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRAS X. 8K8, Msdoundora now and peculiar process, for Private iwriuugi, xioieun, ciauiooHii, on i pi, etc. These beds, toast her with bolsters, nillows, comforters, etc. aro offered to the public, alter a ttiorouub trial, as the best and cheapest known. They pusseie raanv and great advantages, among- which xnay on mentioned me ionowing, viz: They are cheaper than hair; will retain their elasticity al wavi are proot against all kinds of vermin i are pro venters, as well a relievers of rheumatism ; are sweeter and far more cieanly than any other, are eatily renewed; ere. valuable hs Life Pro- servers -a nertti mtittruss ol tm material bolng sufficiently buoyant to suDhIo a person several dnvs. Ihev will be found desirable tor foreign markets, nsrllcularlv for California, Australia, China, and xhi Jelsuds in the Pscitie Ocean, iearing close packing, and on opening returning to their ongiiibu ouii, r or saie oy DUItKMUH it NIXON, Sole AgrntS, No. SI Park Placo, and 18 Murray utrcet, N. Y. TUP Upholsterers, carriatro mekers and others, sutinllcd with uie reiung uy inepounn. i tin tratieceimrally suopiled at a liberal discount, We aro perimt ed to uie the names of the followinir ttoni iieinen, wno nnvo used ana approve oi tne articles (ieorge lv. Schuyler, Knq., Clnrh Davis, Ksq., Rev. H. W. Bellows, Robert J. Rankin, Ksq., Nicholas Dean, h iq.. J. (ireen rearson, Ksq., lllihu Townend, Ksq., H. Rrewer, M. D J. W. Br-dr. haw, M. D., Captain Hazard, Bultalo, Cptain bolliittT, ' Captain Joseph J. Conutock, Com. U. 8. Mail 8 trainer Baltic. tobl8 9ui-M CPLEND1D FURNITURE BURE'o KJ new VVarerooms(in the Buckeye Block, Broad street), aro aownuen witn cnoice ana eiegnnt rurmture, emnracing new and beautilul styles lu Jiosewood, Mahogany and iiisck Walnut SOCIABLES, SOFAS, DIVANS. Marble-top Center, tola and Toilet Tables and Wnshstsnds IIUPEAUS Rosewood, AUhogany and Black Walnut Marble-top Dressing, oroil and plain Huron us, a very isrge assortment. CHAIRS Finn carved buck Mahogany and Black Walnut Hnrhnf'Seat .ours ana uoi-Kers; mrce tuny ana r.nzaoetn(.;nairs. Cant, ana Wood teat Chairs, all varieti'-i. BEDSTEADS. French, Cottage and Commou Bedstesds, Lounges. MATTItASSES. Hali'.Pnlm lenfflnd Hunk. Window shades, TableOil Cloth Hiiini!, DcBHertsnd Hrenklait Tnbles; p'ecretarips, Book Cases. varurooes; vuir.Ht, warranti a gooa uine-ieepera. WOKING GLASSES, nd Looking f.lass M tit eg, allsios; (iilt, Rosewood Hud Mahog. uy i.noKing'iduas aua i'uturo rrantes. CHAMBER FURNITURE. Jut received, a nor her lot ot tiintejtlendid Chamber Furniture, 'aunr.iiiy ornauuMite'i, ann piain. VENEERS.- (troi assortment ot Hofewood, Mahooany. Black Walnut nd l.irdseyo veneers. jutm uk it, ipt'l No. 6 Ruckeye Block, Broad street. TEW WATCH, CLOCK & JEWELRY XI tfTORK. FIRST DOOn NORTH OF NKIL HOUSE ENTRANCE. The subscriber, in connection with Mr. C.N. Ellis, having aied this it ore for a t-Tin ot years, has fitted it up lor the purpose ot making it pleasant aud easv oi access to the citizens ot Columbui and vicinity, is now openinir one of the best assort-moi tsot gold and stiver Watches, Clocks, Ladle' and Oentin aen s tine Jewelry, in ail its variety ol pattern, styio ana price, ow lu market; silver plated spooos, forks, but or and Iruit nives: gnlii, silver and stel spectacles; tnuethnr with a gene ral variety ol furnishing and fancy goods. Jn ottering mv first advertlseuient, 1 can only ask, in common it h others, a share ol your call, and patrouage. (rood, will oe aulil at a moderate per rentage, ana WARuaNTKO every bksi'KCT as bepjiE8km'KD. All silver sold by me will be rnrked in the beststjle, withoutchargo. WHtch Kepairinir done in the ben manner, ana gusrantcea; Hvitii! had more than twenty years practical experience, in ibe nt, ami intending to give in y penonal attention to tuts depart- ent, I would soli -ityt ur patrotiHge. Kuiiratinu and Jobbing done in the neatest manner, at short ootirn. Old gold and silver taken in exchange for good.. Commhua, juiy wi, ieoa. n. u. jiunitAit. UPflV DAVPN o,,fl STOnAUT'S nr. I r irWA. 1 W IW1 AJ1 1 UIIU V-'l-'XHVA B M. al. - 13 ANO.and Prlaee'M .Xelodeona. at manufacturer's pri- tor cah or approved credit. With the ahov, a general asiortment of bran and stringed nslrumeiiU, Flutes, Flageolet., Accordeons, Cloth, Hat and lUir Brushes, nd a variety of Fancy Hoods, including chil- reu's Toys. Call and see, at the jirJO 3d door north ol the American. ?AST MAIL LINE. 15 hours fromColum- a. bua to Portsmouth On and aff r niondny. June 2S, a MAIL COACH will leave Columbus lor Circleville, Chilllcothe, d Portsmouth, at u clock in the morning, and arrive at Portsmouth at 8 o'clock in the evening connecting with the River Packet, to I'ltuhurgh and Cincinnati. Also, learn t'ortimouth at a o clock in tne morning ana arrive at Columbus at S o'clock In the evening, daily. ju-Jti KUEIDEIt . HAWKKS. T IlE INVINCIBLE AND NEVER-FAIL- ING RKMKDV A certain cure lor MAN AN II BEAST. W. B. l'nrrell'a Olebrtited Original ARABIAN LINIMENT. This extraordinary preparation is not only far superior to all the Liniments and Oiiiunents now be tore the public, but posses ea specific qualities entirely unknown to the most learned ot the meaicai faculty, lis wide-spread celebrity nas nrougni oui a ostot article m imitation uf It. wuh all sorts ot names, but ne ol Uirm betn to compare with the sujwrior, old-estthMsh- Aiabiau L.Uti.fM-ri. For the Nervoua Niatem operates like a charm, soothing down tho uiost vlolentagoules aud pain in a low minutes alter its application. ftliimiM, More Thront mid HrniHia. speedily cuiMa the d'.sipation ol any pmaihihty of matter Truing in tne parts, and bruus about a regular and healthy ac tion ot tbe gianoular system. A ltevulaivr. Anoilvne nan nniMnni. la cases of huptured.Muicle. and 1ndons, its powerful r vulsive and braiipg qualitiea cause the parts to unite without aving me least soreneaa or want oi power oenina. in nruues id ?w.-iiinga, it acu on ine pnncpiu oi a counter irruani aua odyne, relitiving the pstn almost Instartly, and reduces the filings in an inerenioiy anornpacn 01 time. A Mimulnnt nnd ervlne. It Is a stimulant impirtiag tone and vitor to the whole nerv ous and muscular system. For Khenmntinni, any othr inflammatory condition ol the muscular system or chronic stillness ot the aamn, it stands at the very head of all the remedies ever oflTed to the public and none can equal It. rolMonoun HepliirMt, eve. For bites of poisonous snakes It may be Confidently relied on a prompt and effectual remedy, act ids as a caustic and spo il c in surh hitherto lata! Crises. For Chtlh ains, Burns, Old Fores, Corns, Warts, Erysipelas, Croup, ftervoua tiedarhe, ore F-yes, even to partial Blindness, i effects are atoMri!ug 1 be a reat advantage tnis article possesses over all other rem edies, is its orM opr rati tin on the system. It cures quickly ft Is the most certain remedy in exist nee, and It is sold cheaper than any other mediriLe in use. We fearlessly assert that this great Arahitn remedy will do morn g'Kd tor leai money than any other Linimmt orO'otraent In the world. For llaraea nnd mine, fleets are equally striking and salutary. In Sweeny It has equal, b-ing an iitnllihle cure; also, in Poll Evil, Big Head, tstula, spavin, fialla, Strains, Bruise, ecrstches. Wounds, no istter bow bad. Sore Fyes, even to bliudnesa, swellings oi ev ery desrriptinn. and mar.y inrlammatory diteaae. tOtTKKr B.I SJSIl; TMtr r.l l r. Beware ot a base Counf-rMt called H. O. Farrell's Arabian Liniment This spar ioiis article la told by so ne as "Farrell s inlment," to those whe am not caret u I to call tor the genuine .B.Karrell's Arabian I.tntment Always ask lor w. B. f Att- KKI.I 'H ARABIAN LlMMKNT, sod take no other. rF" The genuine Arabian Liniment Is sold by DKNIff V AKKV, J. 4t K.T. COOK, t!. ROBERTS A CO.. snd WM. FAHKENHOL1 Z. Columbus. J. P. (.Ktelins, Carroll; Joihaa Bett Cottage Mills; Cherry 4 tiniroel, Lockbourae, T. Jones aV Bro London ; O. H Bins Co, West Jefferson K.tieoheaB, Baltimore; E. L. Slocnm, Lancaster; J N.Wi soo, Newark; Page 4 Ingram, Newark; tSpftjcer 4 Channel, Boiinegreeti; John D. Parke. Cincinnati; And Pnnrri.u and Merchaiits generally, in the United Plate and Canada. manM JY. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jewel- er. H'gk$treet,ittwet Ike American mni HcUHnte, CMmav t. Oki. Having purchssed the entire stock nf William Savage, I will continue the bustneea at the old stand, where 1 will keep first rate a-annm-nt of WATCHES. JEWKMtV.PII.VKR SPOONS, FORKS,! T'TXERY, Aud areneral variety ot fANCY iUOD. For the present I will reaideio New ork. and persons in want of goods, atay rely upon seeing all new patterns of Jewelry t any store. With these assurance he hope to retain, the confidence nf the former patrrr'ot th- coocern, .nd of the citixena generally. Tne U'atrk Rrparring will be attended to by W. M. Savage, loex known Intbis section as a Ar.t rate workman lul6 . J. Y. SAVAGE, -m- ' KOTICK. Having dirpod of wiy stork ot goods to Mr. Joha Y SavarR, Jr., I cheerti,llv recommend him to all ol my old customerB,axid the public generally. Aa it I aseoluieiy aeeeasary that By outst.ndlng buaine abould beeloted, .11 persons knowing tbemsdvea indebted to ana will call and eettle up. j16J W. M. SAVAGE. NEW YORK ADVERTISEjIEXIS. FBOMW. U. M'DONALD'sADVXUTiaiNOHOUSK, 102 NASSAU'S!., N. SHOWCASES I SHOWCASES ! A large assortment constantly on hand, or made to order at abort notice Cases carelully packed and shipped to any part of tbe Union by H. K. PEEBLES, 131 Grand at., 3 doors east of Broadway, New York. octll-amat WEST POINT SCHOOL Arrangements have been msdo with Prolesson from the U. Military Academy for Instruction In their several departments from the tint of November n"Xt. Every opportunity will b offered tor obtaining a thorough education. Prompt attendance Is re! quested. octlimMj KDWABD V KINSLKY, A.M 100 FALL AND WINTER GOODS lOeW. W. II. KNOKPPEL. 91 and 101 William at.. new i ora, importer and jouner in French, Gorninn. EhkMhIi und Domeatlo C-ooda. for 'rn Mora ana fjioihiersj He has received, by late arrivals, a large and well selected stock of German, English and French Ciotba, ot all grades and styles. Heavy Coatings, mixed and clouded Whnneys, Ptterhams of all the various colors, Dutt'el's Devomhlre Kerseys, Pilots, laney and black Cassimeres, Paletot Coatings. Veitinirs In Velvet. Grenadine, Cashwere. Satin, and other isnricsoi new styles and assorted dualities, together witn an extensive assonmentoi TimilHING. and other goods suitable lor the clothing trade, on the most avo ruble terms, bhort timn and cash huvers aro particularly invited to examlno our stuck belure purchasing elsDHlitre, jam-iy:K THOMAS DOUGLASS, (late Bliven & Douglass), Commission Merchant, manufacturer and holeale dealer in every description of a,iii:hican iiakdwarr. No. S Piatt street, lour doors Irom I'e iri, New York, Manufactu. rer ol ihe Premium te. 1 Squares : Auent for Bee's ilraces. Turn. screws, etc.; also, Kendall Si Taylor's Thermometers, Barome ters, etc. union nun un s null., uata tnniies, lirackeu, etc.: Brown A: Ilnilher's sheet liraas. Brats snd Copper Wire, Rivets, etc.: n.newcomo'SKmitns. xieiiows, etc THOMAS DOUGLASS, AHA FARR, Jr., novll-ly late of tho firm of Child, Furr & Co., St. Louis. T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF JLi dry ;oodm: L. O. WILSON & CO., Importers and Jobbers of Dru Goods. No. til Conrtland Street, (opposite the National and Western Hotels), and Nob. 1 1 and 13 Day Street, NEW YORK. Invito the attention of Wholrsalr Bovrbs to their very largo assortment ot goods, which is kept complete at all seasons nt the year by the addition of all tho new .tyle.s aud fabrics that are corns tan tiy arriving lit "steamers" and "packets." we have large depnnments devoted exclusively to the sale ol cloths, Caisimt res, Vostines. Tailors' Trimm nes, White Goods, Ho siery. Drens Good.. Shawls. Yankee Notion. Domestics, etc.. etc. In addition are displayed larirn 1-nos id' prints, including niernmacsana uocnecos. uintrnams. LawDS. liernces, Jiacit and other slsple Hilks, Merinos, Bombazines, Alpacas, and the nu merous other aracles Rppertnitiing In the Dhv Goods Ibadk. Also, agents for tho sale of " floylt's Royal Patent wandown fowinu Cotton " we invite the attention ol tbe closest buy" rs tor catth or creait. niariB-iy-M rpim LARGEST SILK, RIBBON AND A. TRIMMING IIOUSK IN N I'.W VOIIS.-T1IIMIAH i, MTEA I1NH, Importer and Jobber of St7, Millinery and Fnrt. cy Uooiie, al nett catk prim Time u noted by nmliiiK nlewat lea Broitdtrnif, ftiie Xtrrk, bHa now in atore, and is Isily receiving and otferiug at the lowust prices, a complete as iirtment ol iioods in hla lino, emhracinu all thn various stvlea and designs, consisting of black fiud fancy silks, mitrucliiies, Florences, shawls, trimmings, bonnet riboons, tntleta and Ht'n rib-buna, dress trimmings ol all kind, Ficneh snd Englt.h crHpes, crape IIhshs, silk crnvats, embroideries, gloves of all kinds, silk laro mitts, bareges lares, white coods, hosiery, L. C. ilnndker. chiefs, etc. I ho undersigned inviti s merchants from the north, south, east and west, when in the cliv. to lavur him wuh a call, and examinine his Btock helore purchasing. I ijtjr. ti. Hit-.Aitnn. io uroattway, d.'c31 ly hut. Liberty at. aud Maiden Lane, N. Y. K.LntKN. W. N. HoLIHRS S HOLMES & SON, Manufacturers and Im-. uortoraol PAPEIl I1ANUI MJS, Ko. 189 Alotn slrert, CincittTintt, Ohio, keep a'WMys t.n hntid a targe aed general its rtment ol wai.i. i'ai rti, tn'ni'r.ui?, r utr tojnn i-ai. liHNS, WIPE CURTAIN PAPER", At., HAND BOXES AT ANUFACTUREliS' PRICKS nil ol which they olior to tho country trade at ihti lowest prices. persona visiting tho city in want of sets fur Parlors, Halls; Dining Rooms, or Chambers, will do well bi' ctllitiff on the su- crlbcrs at No. I Ml itluln.llilril door ueiuw uttn trecl UlnrhrlSpiiee. mar-'l-dly r ALLMADGE HOUSE Alvah Perry, Pionrietor. The nronrietor Informs the public that several nousand do'lars have been expended lu entirely rotating and .rmsning to is nouse. lie uat'ers muieou toat necan iurui.ii iu i boarders and to trie traveling public accommodations equal i. nose, of thn best Hotels in the West. His table Is a'wsys tur- ilsoddwilb the best the market attords his stable is large and a fine condition. Havinu hsd considerable experience io hotel seeping, ha hopes to receives tml shareot tbo publicpatrouaye Lancaster, unio, April 11, in .0-01 y AKE SUPERIOR LINE. The low Pres. I sure UDiier Ca-'tn Steamer PACIFIC. Cant. John Robinson, ill Inavo Cleveland every Wednesday at Vk o'clock, p. m., touching at Detroit nnd Mackinac, and Arrive at Saut Ste Maria on Saturday morninc. tliero connecting with the well known IJouer I abin Low Pressure steamer, oaih rvni, i-sur. u. nt .stanrnoa, wnicn sieamer win icavo mu, cio m.i u. "uu.j, I 'J o'clock, a m , touching at Marquette, Copper Harbor, Eagle Uarbor, h.agie Mver and untonagon. On the lint Mondny in each month the steamer Ward wlllox. tend her trip., to l.s I'ninto. Pas.eiiL.ers on I'arilic may procure threnjh tickets to any poioton i.akeSuprior. I'ansrn" raon Sm Ward may procure through tieketa to Detroit or Cleveland. Forlreinhtorpsssageapply on hoard.nrto asl tf 1IUSSEV &. SINCLAin, t-ieveiana. CARPETS, &c We have just received this yj spring the second Urge it.t of Cnrpr-tH, (HI noma, ft una. &e... making our stock of house furnishing goods the largest in the city, and consisting in pari oi 4u ps ingrain ana rrintea velvet carpet; 50 ps do do Tape.try llrusscls carpet ; 20 ps superfine and fine Thr e-Ply do ; 90 ps do do all wool Ingrain do; 2il ps wool and cotton do do; 15 ps cotton Ingrain and atripe dot 10 ps stair Hrussell and Venetian do; 15 ps super Dutch dulng room wool do; 10 ps do do hemp and silk do do do; 10 ps Rag and other low priced do; 60 super and common Hugs; rO wool, sea grata and hett.p Dour Rugs ; lilt) aaaorted kinds Donr Mais. We cut, make and put down carpets on reasonable term and shortest notice For sale cheap by OSHOKN It STEWAIl 1, m25 ol pome Capital II u e, Columbua. REASONED LUMBEIi, LOW FOR CASH. O The aubsrrihers have on hand lull assortment of sea annad lumber and shingle, of all kirn's lor building purposes. They have alao, in addition to tbetr flooring machine, put In operation cne expreasly tor surtacing, and are prepared to tur- i.n, on snort nonce, lumoerar. ssea on one or noin siaea, irom inebeadown to bait an incb tn tnicaneas. Yellow nnd white pine, ath and oak Hooting always on hand. All orders from a distance promptly attended to. Warehouae and Lumber Yard head of the canal, Columbus, Ohio. pi BUTTLES, COM.llOLK CO. QUEENSWARE AT WHOLESALE. TO COUNTRY MEKCnANTK. We haie now on and. and to arrive tnia Ia.ll, large ana complete stocxoi w are t all kinda. Importing our gooda direct Irom r.urope, we can ofW decided inducements to merchants in this region ot country tnnuy their Crockery here, in prelerenceto thi r-ait. Ut common ware, we nave a large aiora oi an tntra. in me le. Our atock nf White and Colored Fancy Ironstone Ware very large, comprising the newest styles and shape. ' 6 k til FOSTER. nglO High street, between State and Front. ALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. I Inlott Niw. 298 and 300. on High street, west aide, near the Railroad Depot. Also, Subdivision No. 3 of Outlet f2 and C3, onBroadway sonth side. Al-o, Subdivltlon No 11 of same Outlota. Inqnire of tbe undersigned, at Dennison dc Carrington's Law Office, Odeon Building. eb2-lrt U. B. UAKIlUlilUB EW STYLES CROCKERY. We are new receiving, direct fmm msnu'aciorlea In Fvmpe, a nleiidid assortment ot eolured irotistioe Ware. eotnuruuoK a lars:e variety ot new e lors, st ( a aod sbopea. Oar stock of ware oi an aitxia ia bow very mrfe, ana an m aod durable nooes. All t nvera of ware will find It much to their advaorsre Iocs' and examine oar stock and prices before bovine elaewbera. n m it rur i r.it. JulO Journal Bo i Id inr s, Hichstm-t rpOOL WORKS, corner of First and Lib- X rBTT!TaitTi. Pittsbcswsh, Pa. MarhtaistB Too'sofeverr variety, such as iron planers, slide and hand tarainv lathea, dnil-inr machine, slide rests, etc. etc . mann factored tonraW. jal-timd J(JM-.l H r. bAiL.nii ct tdqt APRiVAl.nr Twr.nnnc rV L EXPRESS ctHAPI.EV At HS.I.I, have bow their llstock of goods, eompnsincall tbe new styles ot ItreMlwmds, Miu!!kb.b supplied with (toodsaaid Patterns at a very smsil Ir. nee trom New York coat. uslia work. Bon acta. Rihtxras. etc. wiarli 7 UST OPENED. The subscribers would re- I snectfullyannosince to their friend and the public f- gen eral, that they have fmwt opened e stnreos the rtM-uerof l-e"t street snd ftate Avenue, opposite P Hay dee's Factory, where they intend to keep enttstant'y osj n.n, sisrratsnnamisi thevery bert of Family liroeeri such a. t-a, c-.fle, aurar. mnl 'e. 6 mr rice, n.h, .ap. candle, etwefc, eh. .1,ef..etc4 tngettter with every .rocel hy t.mttie, which th-y o9r to ilo the ioweiw!rms,ror (av otiiy. Jut, 14. lt" W. PUPS tr m. 17EATHER DUSTERS. A larjre sort- X meat ol Feather D aster, fnmt opened and 1n s.le nw by BBB14 u. rutii.- BOilhS li SrtTIOMlliY. 1800 REAMS PAPER. PAPF.lt COMMISSION VVAREBOD8K. Kt'ssKLL Mills, Victosia Mills, Cabbw Company MiLLt. On consignment at Mill prices, at tbe new Bookstore ot Highest price paid lor Rags, july 10. J. H. RILEY & Co. N EW YORK COURT OF APPEALS. Saotvoord's Pleading under the Code. Whltuker's Practice under the Code. For sale at Ibe new Rook Store july IS. J. II. 11ILEY & CO T7ULL SETS OF THE OHIO REPORTS 1. Tbesubserlber has lor sale, ata low price for cash lew complete sets ol tho Ohio Reports, In SO volumes line law DinaliiB . or ne wilt sen tne nrsi iu volumes, complete, uy itieui selvo.. as purchaser may desiro. Ju7-d,trl-wkw 1. n. win unit. MEW ll Bck EW BOOKS-LONDON EDITIONS. kttlen's Caned Bird and Sweet Sinners: colored plates. Scboun a Earth Plattmnd Man, and sketches irom tne mm era I kingdom. oersted a fom in naturo. 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N' Inqulr Treatise on Dental Mkdicinr, to which is appended an nqulrv into the use of chlorolorm and other anestnetie aeents, 2d editionrevised and enlarged. By Tho. E. Bond, A.M. Just received at the New Bookstore oi jyG J. II. RILEY it CO. D IGEST OF THE OHIO REPORTS, BY Rr-p'irti, contiinlng together all Ihe cases evtjr reported at law and in equity, in uie t-upremo uourt in panic. This is not a mere lud? x to the Jteports, but a complete syn opsis of the law deddi d, and every piiint of law aud iejial pro- position recofinrea Dy tne i;ouri in coming to tnir nnai retui.. jjo At tne new uooastoreoi j. ti. iui,r.i v tw. f EW LAW BOOK. A Tieaiise on the Law X and Practice ot Voluntary Astigtni"nti, tor the heneiit ol creditors, with an Appendix ol Forms, by Aiexanaer n. ourrni. Juit received snd tor sale nt the New ifoosstore. Jy5 J. II. Kil.EY & CO XTEW LAW BOOKS ll Law binding , -The Ohio Codes, in The New York Code and Digest; Nun Parttvoord, I'leanme under ihe t'ode; Whittakt-r's Practice under tho Code: Together with a full stock ot Isw books, embracing all that Is new and valuable. For sale at Ihe New Bookstore. julO J. H. RILEY & CO. n XV AND LETTER PAPERS BURR & IIANDALL are airetit of the celebrated Southwurth Manu facturing ('ompany, and off r their papers by tbe case or single ream at mill prices. luc'tidlug bhio and white ruted cap, blue and white ruled letter, Bath post, all sizes; commercial note, tUl eap, folio post, etc. ju7 TARRY COVERDALE'S COURTSHIP, JL and what came of it.1 liy the author ot " Frank Farlelgh," l.ewia Arundel," Marrying Man," etc. etc. The author ol " Frank Farlelgh, "and "Lewis Arundel," two ot e most interesting books of tbe day, has excelled even him-If In his new work ol Harry CovttnUle's Courtihlp." It ia II ol the most ntqiiisite drawings of the human character, and n'cte with .cenes ot wit. pathos, and intense interest just received and for shIo at Ju TEARSON'S. rcv Tr TTivrr i'nu' ntciv 'i'k.- L 1 J UKULJ AV.'A W UO.UUI, A iua J.V Supplement to the renowned work of Mrs. Harriet Reecher istnwe, written by herselt, In which she viudicatea tbe statements ot the original work, lust received. Price fiOc. ap!9 HUH It It RANDALL. CALHOUN'S WORKS The Works of John 0. Calhoun, vol. 1, from the press of D. Appleton fe Co., New York; containing a Disquisition on Government, and a Hiscourseon tbe Constitution aud Government nt the United States. tnarUll BUKti &- HAND ALL, MEW LAW BOOKS. The New York Code il 185i; i!J edition; The New York Code Keports, volume 1 ; Ohio Code 1853 with snd without Interleaves. JuV7 For sale by BURR St RANDALL. rNlElPOPULAR eWCAI'OR. This is X tba mostcomprt benilve Ktluoational Periodical ever issued trom th preis. Jt will include a regular course ot instruction in every department of knowledge. It proposes to introduce tho people t'tall the departments of Human Knowledge, aud to aflord to Individual man the means ot a secular education. For sale it sep-JLj PrVUlSGN'd. TEW LAW BOOKS. Reports of cases ar- L gued and adiudfed In the District Court of the United Biates tor the Km tern Uictrict of Pennsylvania, from May, ltj.it, to May. IMti, inclusive. Hy M. H. Cral.be. Volume li Nelsby, HurlstonnA Gordon's Exchequer Reports, Volume 70 Knf(li"h Common Law; Volumes 4, 5 at d 6 Hritiih Crown Cares; Young 4 Jervis' exchequer Reports; 3 volumes; Towosbend's New turins, in Practice under the New York Code; The Law of Nisi Prius, by John Fredmirk Archbold, Esq third American, from tbe second London edition, with notes re lerring to tbe latest A merles n decisions, by John K, Findlayj S volumes. Just received at the Now Bookstore of hilfi J. H RTLFY CO "VOTICE TOCONTRAC TORS. Proposals X. will be received until sucset, November 21st, lor the Graduation, Mssonry snd HuprstructuriM f about lit miles of tne M.INTON I. INK H I L Itt t, Irom Parkmsn, li sup a county, Ohio, to ihe Pennsylvania Htnte line. Also, at tbe same time, tor the construction ot tbe CIINTON LINE EXTENSION RAILROAD, from Hudson, Summit county, to Its inters-ctlon with the Mad Ittv. r Kailroad, a distsnne ol about iiinfty hve miles. Tbe route occupies a prt-c ly healthy country, thickly inhabited, anda-c-sstle at all points, while tbe work it ol a character auftj. tiently hvavyto Invite the attentin ot contr-ctors. h(Mcitiratiuns, Maps and Profiles will be ready tor eaamina timten dats b-fore tbe l-ttim, and all necesaarj Information given at tbe Koglneer's Otliee, In Ilud-on II. N. DaV.Pretidetit, W II. BKJNsNADE, Chief Kni'r. Hudson, C et. 15,7Ha3 dtd NEW CARPETS AND OIL-CLOTHS. We hv Just received at our Carpet Rooms PO paVenct tapitry csrpets; AO pi Brussels do do trom 1,12 to $1,H7; 70 ps Knfltf h and supr Inersinsdo; .VI 'c all wool do nt .So to 75 cuts ; t0 ps stripe, fa mp and cottos) ingrains ; 10 ps stair carpels all prices; 30 ps superheavy oil-clot is, well selecfd all widths and prices; 100 ruk-s from $2 to $20 eaefa ; door saatta ; 5 pa coco matting; f-0 pa straw do. We cut, ma and put dowa carpets at ' bortest notice. Our (oods are aa chep aa sold at any nth r piarv aep7 OH HO R N ft STEWART. PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE A L HOOD LOCATION. Tae nnolvde-d half of a prt inf omee, aituatrd in ona of the most A varisbins; towna tn we. em Ohio, eoaralntnr a pnptiiatttia of five or six thousand tnhatv it sot a, ia foraate. The ofilre is In ex-elient eosilitynn and has sa enTi-.bten-pntaMoa for Job work ! all tha surroaiwiiat; enuiv tes. Tbe aituatiosi w uld best suit a prartietl printer, but is ssptedto any one wihnr toefir-fin tbe huineaa. The prv p r-t or has oft rs t another bnineM im a Hittant Mtate, which tnrfne-f aim to aeli bis establish stent. It quire ol the Joamaj proprietnra, a-pli tl WINDOW SASH. We ill h.re made aa arranvement with on of the rr.nsrt celebrated atwh manatacturie. la tbe Wnt and are j prepared le fl .11 order, for Mh, maanlactnree by practical workmen ! and of good materials. All orders , left at our Hardware at ore. No. I At Bisk strvt, sin of tbe liitt Rmsid Axe, wtlirecetve prompt itentk. Kft.BOl'RNK HUNS CO Columbua, April 2S, Irjl. TEW FUR STORE. Jarhs & Fairchild. 4 Ma'n street, rinHt,natl, have m extensive and wB f lertee rock of w bt lot .nd treh Fu-u, f ..r Wlie We have tel. .y reeeieei rmM New Tork Mime ne.urtf.l ecl Benei MiMea'and Chfliren . drab tm4 Mmtk Ren- ll.t. rrr271y JARVIS FAIRCHII D. BUFF HOLLANDS, FOR CURTAINS various width, from 4-4 tn M wide, (or sale ebean at Hew Paper Hcmm.- maJ J. B. ULEI CO . TRANSPORTATION. 1853. EnESSS 1853, flENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD CHANGE J OF TIME. On and alter Mondnv, Hrptember 10th, the trains upo this roaa win ne run as follows: EXPRESS NO. 1 HAIL. Leaves Zsnesvllln at I am, arrives at Newark at 2:05 am, and at Columbus at IHJUam. connecting with tne Mall train lor '.iu cinnatl at 4:05 a in. This train stops gniog west only at New. ark, wheroit will receive pstseni'nrs by Sandusky evening tr dn, RETURNING. Leaves Columbus at 10.13 a m, immediately after arrival of Lightning Train" from Cincinnati) a'rlvos at wewarx at iiijjim, receives passengers ny aooo nrooaauon .ram iritm MuDtBeld, and arrives at Zanesville at 12:35 doing east this train stops only at pott offices, except atlag la displayed indlcatln, pattengurs. This It tbe only train running ever tbe road on eunaay. EXPRESS NO. 2. Leavoa Zanesville 7:35 a m : arrlvea at Newark at 8:115 eon seeling with Morning Express Train tor Sandusky, arriving at Columous at IU a m-connecting witn J.igntnttig i ram lor thieve. laud1. Passengers by this train leave Columbus lor Cineinnatl at l.M p rn. RETURNING. Leaves Columbus at 3:45 p m, alter arrival of Lightning Train fnm Cleveland, arrives at Newark at 5:05 p m, connecting with afternoon Express from Sandusky, and arrives In Zanesville at ti:07 p in. This Train atops at all atations where pataengers are inatcatea ny a nag. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Leaves Ztnesvllle at 1:10 p m, arrlvea at Newark at -':50 in time to connect with 3pm bspross Tor fanauixy. Lotve Newark at 5:10 n m. immediately alter arrival of altar noon Express from Sandusky and arrives at Colnmbns at 7:10 p m. RETURNING. Leave Columbus at 6:25 ami arriving at Newark at ?:S5 a m, connecting with Morning Uxpresa lor panausBy ana arriving at .sno.vtiie at iu:ja a m. This Train stops at U tho stations. O.W.FULTON, Superintendent, Superintendent's Office C. O. K. R., Sept. 1(1. X)LUMBUS, P1QUA& INDIANA RAIL- ROAD. New route from Columbus west, and from Urbanaeaitll On and alter Monday. Skptbmbrr 19lh, 1853, two trains per day eaeh(Sundaya excepted) will lun on tblsruad Between CO' liimtiti.anri llrbnna. Will leave Columbus at 4:50a. m , and 3:45 p. m,, arriving at Urbana at 8: 12 a. m and n:20 p m. Returning, will leave urnans. iori:oiumous at :iu a. m , u p m., arriving at 12 m. and b':45 p. m. 1 he 4:50 a. m train from Columbus will connect with tbe night expretstrain Irom Lleve land, and arrive In Urbana in timu for the morning train north inr Sandusky and Intermediate points. Persons arriving by the morning Cleveland or Zanesville trsins. can have a tow bonrsRt Columbus, nd leave b the 3:;10 p in train, arriving at Urbana in time tor supper, and take tbe ti:35 p m train for Dayton and Cincinnati, and the 9:46 train for Ssndutky. The!':15a. m. train from Urbana connects with the morning train Irom i incinnnt! snd Dayton that arrives st Urbana at 8:4U a m., arriving at Columbus at 12 m , In time tor the 1pm. train lor Cleveland, connecting with tbe Buffalo nnd Dunkirk boats. The 3:00 p. m. train will leave Urbana on the nrrvalol the Snduky train, which reaehea I'rlianaat 2:45 p. m , and ar rive at Columbua In time tor tne various nini trains. AllneofOmnibutes will connect with tbe trains t Urbana fortbe conveyance of uassensnrstoand Irom l'tqua and ureen vlile.over a good Macauamlzed road. A- y r. n, sep 11) Ch'fEng'randSitp't. ITT LE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND J XKNIA RAILROADS. Sdmmeb Abranobkknt, to com. in nee May 16. 153. Four Pasienger 'i ralne Dailit, (Sunday. excepted.) Trains run by Columbus time, which Is seven minutes Istter tbHn Cincinnati time. Until further notice. Passenger Trains will leave the Depot on lait Front street, as follows: F.xpreis Train at u a. m.; Accommodation Train at 7:30 a. in.; Hillsborough Train at 2:30 p. m.; Mail Tinin at 5 p. m. ForLinwood, Plalnsville, Millord, Loveland.Fotler'a. Deerfleld, Morrow, Fort Ancient. Oregon, Corwinand WBjneaville, S:iring Valley, Xenia, Cedarville, Selma, South Charleston, London, West Jefferson, Columbus, Yellow Springs and Sprlnglield. Returnlns Irom Columbus Mail Train will leave at 4:5 a. m ; Express Train will leave at 1:30 p. m ; Accommodation Train will leave at S.1S p. m,j Returning from Hillsborough at 7 a. m.; Heturninn trom Sprlnglield at 5:5 a. m.-, Returning from SpritiKtteia at n p. ra Trnine villi ttov at follotttt The Kxprcss Train, 6 a, ui., from Cincinnati, at Lovoland, Alor. row, Aenia and London, omy s I:uu p. m., irom uoiumous, at London. Xenla. Corwln. Morrow. Lovelsnd and Plainville, only. Accommodation Train, 7:30 a. m, from Cincinnati, and 5:13 p. m , Irom Columbua, at Plainville, Millord, Miamivilte, Love- land. Foster's. Deerlield. Morrow. Fort Ancient, Free port, Corwin, and Waynesviile, Spring Valley, Xenla, Cedarville, Selma, South Charleston. London, and West Jcrlerson. Also, on proper notice by flag or to conductor, at Linnwood, Claysville, Florence and Alton. Mail Train. 4:5 a. m. from Columbus and 5 p. m. from Cincln ntti. at VVesi Jefferson. London. South Charleston, Selma. Ce- darville, Xenla, Spring Valley, Corwin and Wajneavillo, Free, port, Fort Ancient, Morrow, Deerlield, Foster's, Hutterwnrth's Water Station, Loveland, Millord and Plainville. Alto, at Clays ville, F lorence and Alton, on notice, llillsborous h Train at 7 a. m. from Hlllsborouih, and 2 30 o ra, fmm Cincinnati, at Lynchburgh, Wrrboro', Blancheater, (iothen and Wilmington pike, Lovetanu, roiatown, niamivuie, minora, Plainville and Linwood. Also, on notice at fl.gr .unions. I'assengera for Illllsbnro', Chilllcothe, and Intermediate points, will take the 2 30 n. m Train. Passenger lor Sprlnglield will take the 7:30 a. m. or 5 p. m. Train. Line of Hacks and Coaches run in connection with the trains tn the tolloolng towna: Lebanon from Deerfleld ; Wilmington and Clarkaville trom Morrow and Corwin ; Uoshen, and points above, trom Milford. The Train, connect with the Mad River and Lake Erie Rail road at Sorincheld : Columbus and Cleveland Railroad at Co lumbua; Central Ohio Railroad to Zanesville, and lines ol coaches from zanesville to Wbeeltng. ate. On Sundava but on train will be run. leaving Cincinnati at !::i0 p, m., and Columbus at 6 a. m., stopping at all way atations on notice. Fare Iron, Cincinnati to Xenia tl Do da Ililltborouih.. 1 75 Do do Chlllienthe 3 75 Do do Sprinnfleld 2 00 Do do Cleveland 6 00 Do do Shelby 4 75 Do do Columbus 3 00 Do do Zanesville 4 60 bo do Wheeling 7 15 Do do Pittsburgh 7 75 For other Information, and Throurh Tickets, auply to P. W, Stbadxx. General Ticket Agent, at the Ticket Office, southeast corner Broadway and Front atreeta. i. Inctnnstl wn. ti ULcnr-nt, Bunennienorni. ryTbe Company will not be responsible lorbatgageex cceuing fifty doilara in value, unless the time Is returned to the Conductor or Airnts, and freight paid at the rate of a pasaage lor every fouo in value above that amount. mat TOLEDO, NORWALK & CLEVELAND JL RAILROAD. Chanee ef Mummer Arrnnurment. On and alter Monday, .tug. 29th, 1SA3, passenger trains will leave natty tuadaya exoeptea), as ioiiowsi ielng Wrsu I.ve Cleveland at 7:15 a. m., 10:00 am, and 7:45 p m. Leave MuaroevUle at t:43 a. m.,2:50 p. m and 10:35 p. m. (ialnaj Esut. Leave Toledo at 8:30 a m 2:35 p. m , and 11:45 p. m. Leave Munroeville at llrOO a. m , 4:45 p ra.. and v.':5 a. m. Connectin at Monroeville with Trains of Mansfield and San dusky Railroad, at Cleveland with Tralna ot Lake Shore and Cleveland snd Pittsburg Railroads, and at Toledo with Tralna ol Nichisan Southern Kailroad. E. H PHILLIPS. aug30 Superintendent, HE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA Ml kan puir uu, intena sailing tneir lavorne aieam ship as follows: CITY OF CLA 'COW, 1,600 ton, Capt William Wyli. CITY OF Ma.NOIIF.j'TFR.x.125 tons, Capt. Robert Leltch. CITY OP PII!,AHFLPHIV 2.200 ton new ship). CITY OF BALT1MDKK, 2 iMtnnslawsblp. From rkUadelphia. City of OIbmow Saturday.Oet. 8, ISW City of Manchester... Saturday, Nov. 5. lwlt- City of Olasrow Thursday, Dec. 8, IssS. City ot Manchester Tkarsdsy, Jan, 5, 1854. FnfrW ftjiJCTiiVNivL Ctty of Glasgow Wednesdsy, Sept 14. 19 '3. City of M.Dchestcr Wednewlay. Oct. 14. Ie.1l City of filssrow Wednesday, Nov. 9, lf -t Ctty of w.ncbetT Wednela, Dee. 7, leVI. City ol lilasgow Wednesday, Jan. 4, 1S4. RATH" OF rAWHMJK. From Philade phia. Frem Liverpool. Saloon a'ter t.terrHns...'0 I Saloon af-er staterooms, 21 ga. - midahip - ... es - anidship 17 g forward ... 55 1 " lurwaxd " IS g. Including steward's fee. THIRD-CI.A-I FASBGFR. A HmfteA B.niher ot third-eiw preo will be taken from Philadelphia and Liverpool, mid foand lu provision. From Philadelphia I front Liverpool $10 Ornfiea:e r4 possare will be lawed her tn partle who are detenu, of brio Inr out tbfir TleDd. teorreeomg rate.. Aa eTperievjoed rargeoa will he crrled on e-fc ship. fnv.ll drafadrawa at wtht on England and Ireland. ForlrHtht or per- app'v to . THOMAS RiCHAKDON, 1 Broadway. Hew York, and t W.'tml rre. t Philadelphia Rli HAKPSON, BROTHERS CO, Liverpool. tyis-div REFRIGERATORS, ICE-BOXES.WA-Tr.B-COOLF.R9 SHOWER-BATHS, etc A tne e.ort uteat mat reeetred mm4 for sale at anil JNO. K. HEYL S. INSURANCE. TNSURANCE. -- CONNECTICUT LIFE X INSURANCE COMPANY. HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. CAPITAL .' ti 00O.00O. With 31 0,000 loaned on real estate In Ohio. Guy R, Phelps, Sec'y. Jamks Goodwin, Prest. HARTFORD FIRE INHCRANCB COMPANY HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. CAPITAL $130,000. Chartered In 1810. II. Huntinston, President. HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, WALL STREET, NEW YORK. FIRE AND MARINE-Capital $300,000. Chas J.Maiitin, Bcc'y. 8. L. Loomis, Prea't NORTH WESTERN"lNSURANCE CO., OSWEGO, NEW YORK. FIRE AND BIARINE Cnpltnl de Surpln C383.00O Chartered 1832. U . D. Condict, See'y. Gioioi Fishib, Pres't. Pnllnleann Uvea and tho eariroea of 5tsam6aals. Caital Reals and Sail Veetk also, againit loss or damage from tire to faffd-lrij?, nurckandin, machinery, furniture and other property, is sued by U. ALIAP13, JA , Agent, scp!9 ' ' Columbus. O. TNSURANCE ON LIFE AND LIVE J. STOCK, acalnst loss or damage by Fibk, and acainst the perils of the Ska and Inland Navigation, on property of every description, taken in tbe lollowing companies : UNION niUTCAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Cupltnl 8130,000. OHIO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCIN 1. All. 1 1 1 1 1, , Capital 8100 000. NEW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INS. COMPANY NEW HAVEN, CONN. Capital (30,000. EAGLE INHVRANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O Cnpltnl 8100,1100. EQUITABLE FIRE INR. CO., OF LONDON. Capital 82,300,000. Risks taken on tbe most liberal terms, and all leases nromntlv adjunted. mar3dly T. STOCK! ON, Agent. COLUMBUS AGENCY KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO Otinranln Fund. tiOO.OOO. Tbia Company oftera to the Insured all the seourtty and advantages ol the Mutual aud JolntStock plan, (at heretofore applied) combined, namely : Low rates ot premium ; an an oual return, In cash. oftheoereentaie rjuulred fortheeontin gent risk ol the year: an adeouate but nntexceasive nrovfsion tor the future security of members lor the whole term ol lite, with snadequateintnrestlnthe accumulating lund secured to such embers, at death, by credits uoon their uolicies: asuarantv fund designed tor the nermanent security ut shortterm mem. bars, and alao for thepreaont security ol those fortbe whole term ol life. This Is the only Mutual Llfelnauranee Comuanv whoaeratea of premium are tiled at a fair reduced standard, with a nrnvla- (on tor an annually increasing accumulation ol lunda(for future tecuruyjinexact proportion to the amount ol business and the ncreaaing risa trom advancing age among the members. Pamnbleta. Tracts. Arc. tvin In detallthe nlan and ratna nl tho Company,lurnlshodgratls, aud appllcatlontrncelved, by i. it. 1 u 1 j LE., Agent. S. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. oc-J3-d jOaTTaweSgI CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & CINCINNATI, AND CLhVKLAND AND ERIE RAILROADS. Nkw Abbanoeaiknt. On and alter Monday, May 16th, Passenger Trains leave as follows (Sundays excepted) ; Cleveland for FJrle, Dunkirk aud Butlalo, at 7:30 a. m.,3:45 p. m. and 8:16 p.m. Clevelund lor Columbus and Cincinnati, at 8:00 a. m., 10:00 a. m. and 8:15 p. m. Cleveland for Toledo and Chicago at 7:10 a m., 10:00 a. m. and 8:15 p. m. Columbua for Cleveland, Erie, Dunkirk and Buffalo, at 10:15 a. m , 1:00 d. m and 11 n. m. Shelby tor Cleveland, Kne, Dunkirk and Buffalo, at 1:05 D. m 4:05 p. in. and 2:25 a m. r t Shelby tor Columbus and Cincinnati, at 10:35 a. m., 1:25 p. m. and 11:25 p. m. FIrie ior Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Toledo and Chicago, at 2:50 p. m.: 11 :50 p. m. aod S.-45 a. m L. TILTON, Superintendent. Cleveland, May 13th, 1833. " aln N.SOU I HARD, Agent, Columbus. HX) AMERICAN PROTESTANTS ! Hear JL the testimony of one who waa himself a Ptlest. Father liavani's Lectures in New York, reported in full, by T. C. Le-Isnd, Fhonogrspher i also, the Lite at Father R and authorized hy himsrll, togeihnr with reports ot his Address in Italian to his countrymen in New York. Translated and re. vised hy M'le Julie de Magnerittea. Price 50 cents, in piper, cloth 75 cent. r Also Just publiibed, the newest Novelty I Interesting to the whole reading public I Mark Hurdlestone, or, the Two Bro-thers. by Mrs. Moodia, author ol "Roughing l In tbe Bush." Three volumes in one. Price SOcents, in paper, cloth 75 cents. Jack Cade's Rebellion, or, the Bondsman's Struggle, a tale ot feudal oppression. A full supply of the above for the Trade at H. B. PEARSON'S u18 Periodical Depot. NEW GOODS. We have just received a large and splendid stock ot dry gooos tor the Fall trade, oontltting In part of woolen goods, new style, for men and boys' clothing. 200 ps muslin de lsloes at 12 to 20 cents i 600 ps calicoes at 6 to 1 1 cents ; SUO ps brown and bleached muslin at 6 to 10 cents ; 10J pared snd white flannels; 75 ps barred flannels, or vstmen andgirlt i 20 p black ailks, very cheap ; 60 ps merlnoea, alpacas and tbibet cloth j 200 ps fall ginghama, new styles; 300 tall and winter sbawla, to ault everybody. Also Large assortment (women and glrla") noisery, glove, cambric notions, trimmings, linens, &c.,&c. Our determination is not to be undersold In any article usually kept in a dry good store. "P7 OSBORN & STEWART. ARMSTRONG & GORTON having re- XJl moved their establishment to their new block, one door north ol ihe old afore are now ready to serve eustomers and others with any thing in their line; such aa Cooking; Move, both for coal and wood decidedly the beat pstterus in use. Hxatino Stovxs, of all pattern' and varieties. Lotze's Improved Warm-Air Furnance and Ventilator. Registers,, o. " Together with a large variety of Houte-Furnlshlng Goods, such as are not usually found in a Tin atore. ARMSTRONG St. GORTON, vp&dtt High street, one door north ol Broad. IV OT1CE. The partnership heretofore exist i.1 Ing between the undersigned In the Grocery business un der tbe Arm and name of Derkor & Uibb, is thi day diaaolved by mutusl consent; thn said Decker having purchased the entire interest ol ss'd Hibbs in said partnership and business and atautntd Ihe payment ot the Uabilaieiut said Arm, will continue the business at the old atand. A 8 DhCKhK Sept 21, Ic53.-aep20 A G.HIBBS. ' St. r HirwaoN, Of lef fim of Yarke Ir Hneton. LVIN HOI.vrr LiUeofaRiell, Telegraph Co. riEWSON & HOLMES, Auctioneers and .. . .. r., .iur, near j earl, 1'lnrlnnntl. r"Re8Ular sale of Grorerba at auction ffroeerlM mr.A Merchandise generally at private Bale. C.h .Hv.nee. m.rf. o c.migamenu to thtir addresa. JanlSdly LOST Certificate or Deposit, drawn by Gil-more St Brothertnn. dated Sent i.t . nto sux i... n hundred and sixty-eight dollars. I'syble to our order. HArr.R, COX at CO., 'P"1 " No. 25 Main at . Cincinnati. GAS BURNERS A full assortment ol-Brackettaand Pendants, one. two. mi thn,hii,t. .H im. three, four and six light Chandeliers, received direct from the iuuis.-wij,.uaiorasieat reasonable prices. J2 BLYNN it BALDWIN. T R. OSGOOD, Last and Peg Manujacturer, J ladlanapoll.,arilnnsi. BootaDdShoTreaa,Cnmpa, Clamps, ate. A coodsuoDl. ot tbe abnve rti.l.iM k.nrf tbe woolesale and retail trade. Wholesale Dealer supplied a short notice. " I tr All order promptly filled. dr24 dly SOFT STRAW BONNETS. Ladies' Soft Straw Bonnet also. Levhora .r,A straw u... i... III. tbia d.v received bfexoieas. at Urf.tw "'H next door to the American A CARD. The undersigned would respect- 1 fully Intorm the DUblic that alter d.te the "Ohio I on.. tie A.yluol will neeloted to general Ti.ln.j, antil the repair and Improvement., now in prog rets at the In.tituiinn. ahall cava ea completed. E. AKhbhlCh. uglO-tt Superintendent. TINDOW CURTAINS. Another lot of 7 T betuUiul Lace and Swtta Carulna, this day received at McCOY'R. vna5 next door to the American. 1)INT AND QUART FLASKS JL 10 groa Pint Fiatks: 5 do Quart FIssbb; Forsaleatkiw rates by !wal4 H. aV O. FOSTER. DOCKET CUTLERY. A fine assortment X nf Po-fcrt CotleTT. mimrtt-tnnwl WilMhnlm. aod mhera, Also, Razors, slaior Htropa etc. For sale hy Kl KM SC aSSUALL, V SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF FURS aV JAKVI V FAIKCIIII.lt, Msinfiratdnor below the enrae-r N .in and Foa rta, west sice, Oiuema.ti. novxtt a y TRON SINKS. Sewer and Sink Traps, assort- Jt ed size, for sale at JNO. K. U P.YL'S, Towaatreet i ... ; r, I