Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1854-05-19

              IF.A ':" Y'l I- aw VOLUME XVII. COLUMBUS, FKIDAY EVENING,. MAY 19, 1854, NUMBER 262. muff 5. TI)c Dailn (Dljio State Journal IS PUBLISHED EVE1Y EVENING, EXCEPT SUNDAY, M T:IS STATE J0Uax.il COinST. iohp.hi nrii.msr.s, ntiiB and fum nTBra. tuance on iimn TXIiMSlnrimailyin vlrance: In Columbus, f 'K) year ; by ii. .f J Dull i during ths session of ih IjeiflHlnturii, mil Tr! iV.-. i.lv l'r rn-taliider of the jwir, 8i m). Till; V KKKI.V J(H ' UNAL Is furnished to city subscribers nt VJ, eel hv iiuiil ii' 9M fiat. Clubs of lout ami upward, sl.ij; i 'en :.ti'l upwards. H Oil. i-HU llil-WKKKLY JOURNAL In $3.00 a year. .'. ATKH OK ADVKKTIsma IX THE DAILY JO'.'liStL iibo 1'olliming rates and ruing havebaan agreed upon bctwscntha pii.lirl-tnrs of the t)Hi.o ifiiarjman and lbs Ohm estate Jovmal, to hp hI.mttihI in all mini, aftr this data. July ii), 1H49.J One sipiarn, 10 Unas or lass of this siisd type, for one inwrtlon, : i-r.ch nl'i'.ionaJ luaertiun, 25o. jSjjjlllill 000,00 aaa:aa coi to eco ; o ii 1 S 10. ) 2-r. 2 'r,3 0)4 00 5 08 iimftn, 1 S73 117 6 00 0 008 ij 9. lur.K. 2 MM km 50 S 00 9 On'in 15 1 -it'"'.', 8 nil 5 fIS 00 9 00 10. Il2. 1. BI Tilt IIA - I ' lianirean e . .J .-.( ...!-.-,. ,. 8 squares, Changeable. ipiarterly,.. tnon'lily, ... wwdly boll' ('Itani-alilt 'inur tvrly,.. nifiuMi!)-. .. ft-Mkl, J.iilr ' ur j or '' jjjli columu, '..SO- f:i h.tn .'sfi 5 tittff en I, for one yir 10 ,. 1 1 -r'i itit.ni N )- c-otit-ktn by thf yHr. tin Imp vpm'iflf.l nt ! 1 1 uiu-.-'-iiit or Tfrti-iiiiy .ii(ritii tiixiu Mwwn tin :r tn VI' iT'i -.'iiii-i.tf tin mnj Vf'i on tha ij' M .. IV-I ui:inM 1 n, : n'ti- will t f in nni nioMr, unit frt1ri out, un i - ui- ttf :4' -x irr. tii-rw.r hul'. .i iM. c ir ti i tf (mm HtrHHaHT or trftnuMit ii'r(:n, Ih pai-1 I-, .j.,f ; t,r- j.t m ii' .r-c r.f vfi.rlv HlvcrUpM will bft ftoiiftnt1 rtiiMiy r .1 :r r,-;ni-,r i-ifi.'i-K j nil ftttvHrrtriHinfnr nnt trrinnin ilirn -i In- J.'ti'l for HXTtt .i iMfntf ft.r Aai'tiunwm. 0nril AniiM, Htvil J'-f a i - i:'.- ., ii'tf r: li con' rH0tl for by ttm y-r but, ro W cli-ui:-'! V j.if.'t nt (Jih u-mjhI riHH. . ..m,;.,.-!,.. .innli.i.'ifi" (for offlom of Mtry tlfripiltiii) lo x t. ji- I ;f tin- rnf' dI hfty wu'b pur ww?k, for euili iijiiiw ; tbntfinir I"-, in iill I'iii t lu 'lTnt rn. s will !e t.'il.i.-fi f(,i t!m prienf iriDHriihj HilviTttfiptii I, , jit iv tticni i'ublirliHri not anmti n tnb! br rh hiviinoj i i t(-.'..ii ii )(viM'..'i)',nf'i bfynti't tb BJiinnfc rhnri;t' (or ih.-ir jmb ii i-i. m Ml If i.lfil iiiMerrlspnintfi to Iw rhr'I mt tbitn tfudtH ib .ilji.M' i . 1 1 ntnl ui'-iuJurM-J ah if foltii tA IVMrtH'-incftM frn rd,. init.j ' . i i ivilv, ft. Iih rluiri'ti at t.h nt!v of f0 pr rnt in B'i!n.r. .f II. . ii1tiTi r!lf'h. N.t , IV FH I'lrjKMKN'T CAN &S t'HKTKI flKATHTO!', . itvfiti-Ttjiftifji for t;mrifMH intif uMoim, Sr fjtiipii i.n. wnr i f-'vuMliip. nni pthfr pubtio ni CU"h lih, to l rhani-l b ill" juiriv hcaflis iiiPfrt.! wit bout cbftrjH, nnbM oc,romiATiI'il h fni',-ril invit:ifKrM or obituary nntlctm, antl bfn fo a,tin -mib'il, t t I' lM f'T. Ml ji.Tfon ncmlin mrumiinifMfm or r nlrn; noMcvH of fair, si.vi', roiMvrtn. or any pithlin DiitirratniniitM mti rli:ir-- urn i'.:t.. foi B-bntVn, nml hM notion of private f nttTpri-i", can riMly iti-rcl witli th iitiib-rNtRn-tin bt the khh? hih to t-o ii i f'-r. If (nfTi'fl to In in-wrf-l it; tilt t"lr-rinl cohn'in, t!i Hii- v ill 1m cIimuM t th thi of not Ipw tlmn '' fnf-" pT lir ii i fiii ii mii'v wIiht; Hi'mmpitntwi by An m!vnr?i.'im'tit BIISIM4SS ClKBS. i N E VV M AClllNESI 10I-.-I)avihs & Swan, Strtln Av.'nurt, RHt pt-i nt N itiiinil Un.x Ilriiijc, linvlnH -'in' t 'il ivith fi'iv in i 'hiii'Ty, ar prupin-d in do all himU nt M i Miui'i VV'M'k with it !$pitM, nnil in tlmli-'it inannor, iti:inl att'nMm will Iih jtvi-n V) MllJ VV.IUvot rv.ry d"?ori(iiii)n. HKrt l Hi'illt! Htro(in,i ii ft iliritpil. . n,VIK"t (into -irh J, Itiilf-wnv.) npill Kit A NIC SWAN. (AP AND LETTEIl PAIMiIIlS. BURR & fa.:tur iiiK 'imi pny, and otl 'r tb-lr pipori by tht? rno ur ainylo rmin (tt mill pricea. ini;ludiii uluo Mini whim ruU-'l cup, tl uo auJ whltfl rnlrrd lntttr, Until post, alt elzn; cnrnm'rciiil nutn tUt fnp, tultn jHiat.t'tc. ju? X FRUIT (3KOWEKS. The American Kruil (irowrrBMiuiib ill tho )ichard ur.i Ortri1i:n, by K Klliot I'.ir fl'iin it tlin I!w !bn't't j. ti. i;i!.i;v 4 t;o. pAPiTAL CITY DAGUEKHEAN V- litjOtl.S. I'lin uiiibirbpmd having perm incntly locatod i t ii j i j I y , ti 1 1 nvil'ij hl-tistslf (if ;V(ry v mtrtjfi! n-Tosafti j '. i ) '..iT-s p.rbjt Dau trrtMt.yp.-'a h iving l-u Mty l-iJ Ii t, (ii mh tilc i putui'ita iv tii nut regtird to wnuhnr. H i tij jiint r ic ili'.:d a 1 trt timJ spl-Midid unortmi'nt of cieca of otiry VArioty, Irotu th 'uli aizo down to tho amttllisiit tbat urn t ikon. I0vnry U.iy ail cuitl'ni-i U nup Tt Titlly lavitod tocrtllnt til n;; in, uu tlijti atrt'tH, VV-'St, aido, 7 doora riouih ul tho l'ra.iklia Ifitnlc, tmd na.nim ipnci.nnna. J. W. WVKKH. CultiinJius, Sua. IH.'jI jmlO dly jOSELMl lrrSAlI at Law, Two ltnrj oust ot Hlfih, on Town at rent, Oolumlma. Ohio vVlll Attend to tiio prfitUlcti ot bU pn,t!SGioii(obtfmiirfj pcnRlonhJiuy lni;t d- lling ind olittdititifi latul wHiTHnla, arlliiitf and biiiilnc nm tMinu), nxHinuiitif? Innd tUb'i. tinllhrtinn nl rim ma, ntc. i."jr Lfili'ia I rum a diatiinro mu?t bv postpaid ju'10 USIO ! ikjT Uui-cn, Nuiicy'Tilt, Zund. ll JJX. .t Mjtprin'a Mtli),h'on rtifior, Hnil llrlmrd'n Operatic Mi'iodio.i, Just rcctrivt'd Ft t in A. VV. rhNNIitMNtS, 3 doors north of tho Amrlctin. Iil DO WAY'S IROJN FOUiNDHY, lrond ir.n't. neiir Ihn lirkli.'n. Cnliiinhiiii. Ohio. SruVr ul U kinils. ami a grunt voriPty ol cntin, nlwHya mi hi.d. j M. GUITEAU, Attorney and Counsellor nt ' l.ntv.aml Ciiiniiiin8ioii,'.r of I). In ml to tnku Drpoaitlrnt hir Ohio and othkii Wp.RTinipf TATi'rt, (hitn ol Clncitin.ill,) hmmtihlUli.d Inmm-ll in his pi oldslun In Mew Vi..rltplty,whi-rt' alt fliiiiiiniininatiiina will rnoi'ivii prompt Htlntimi. Itih!r tu tlin inonihi-ra ol tho Jnr ol t'oliimhm, ClnilnnHt and Sinitliorn Ohio. Office No. II H'all Strut, Rum J'.iri. mnr.:H fTlNclNNATLi;t J iifiv-oN mn.n Snli-s Hmimt n:i auil B'i U'uhtiit Sircrt, r-vory Vi'dm-aiUy and .-utunli.y, nt l-."4 m.. atthi'Mir-una' Kxirhnnvci, Uiillrimd Honda, Itiiilrnad, liiink kih! lnurnm-i fit iok, Knal Kututo mid Mnnii'd Sural illca, nl all diwrlptiiMH. I'hfl advantapoi ol thoo aalfl am Ihat Hmy urn hi'id during change knurn, and R thoy call togi'thr allth" monioil iiiiti,i:l'U-rith a will at nil timi'i K'll nt fair rnto. C.nriiiiintl.O., April 14, 'IM1E undersigned liave this day formed a JL partni-rnh'p undor Urn ntimnai:d nyl.iof MILI.KK, 1DN-AI.DSON k t,',i , lor tlin purpin.i of ilniu i fmimtiiI Bimnini! and E.-Thmun liiKinncs, in tho ofli Immoilv occuplrd hy I.. Uwi'iMton m!o , on tho rorii-r ol tn- and lliuh tr.inn. (lilty Hank lluiuing.) JOHN Mil. I Mil, 8 ' I, IITII Kit llllNA! D.SON, lYInmryl, 1851 dtl A. II. (illt- r.N, iiiTTit. j. I'.vrTFi tso . UFKI'.'K, Tint aAMrs roiiMKHi.r orci pii'ii nv tiik i.tk fn iiowaiio, .Statu Stbkut, KAvr nv tiik. Post tirrtcy., OOMI.MISIH, Otlld. llr.iIORVOJ -Mrlin IUII, (Hiidiral C lli'ir-i Hult,lin:-- Hthto at rent m.inM rlW flOLUMBUS Wl( AND CURL MANU- W. !OI,I.IKIt, lliiih ti.i't, oppo-lt tho t.'aullol Hoiko. iiiamitai'liiriT ol fiKN'I'P' VKNTII.ATKlt. HOSAK!l, DIAMOND and ZKPHVIt W(il. T, ill. pi'.km, s;Ai.rs. . I. A I) I Ii .- ' SKI K AP.IM.-TINi; Will, IIAI.K VVMiS, I!ANIS, MttAIDS, KIM. KT'I'H, Cllltl.S, Sr. )irnt' Wlc Fori'-I'lcrrt niirU-llnliN and ChiIh. 1000 mrlctin In HtNAS!FNT. I. or a 1 iiim; ii.innKi.oirs lyFAT.i.wLK hair lh H Hair Itonirhtorti'k. n In K .' ' hati. jui.-y T TIE COLUM BUS STONE & LIME CJM P AN Y hm nn-wr PIUnK t Ih'.ir iJpput in olumlma, Cutting atoni) Mt i?;! 00 per porch. I'Rffl " 'nnunin Qidlding ntno W.-ll flt(in ix Inch t'tirbatuno Four tl " . " IJino a nil " ,'. H " 7(1 " 10 Per Lineal loot ' ' 07 " " Lr per full biihhol. II. A. HIM' I. HI M Sii,M.liHeiiileiit. IEA1j ESTATE FOR SALE. The suh- IX scriiier nrlora for sain thro plecea of ground on tbo east si te of III ,h .Ireot. smith of Mich, in lllla city: linn south tlilo of Krlond, cast of llih ; one farm In Jackson township 'J10 acres, In lino condition ; one other farm In sam-i township HW acres. For particulars ol price, terms; A c, apply to Pim'l Calloway, (too. M Parsons, or Idocd tl) A. (1. IIIBBS. M'i fEDICAL BOOKS. Compriainfr all that la late and valuable to the Profession. For sulo at the Now Hookstore. march! J. II. Itlf.Ei A. CO. Large variety of children's boots nnd shoes, forsnfo lovr, st the now Boot and shoo Emporium, No, 1 str.i.,1 a L0 J.W CONSTA 8 NEW BOOKS. Wines' Hebrew Law, a complete Analysis of the Holy Bible, containing Iho Old and Now I'estsm'nts, iirranL'ed alphabetically, In tlility Bonks, with an Introduction, by Hov Na haniel West, M. I). For silo at the Nuar Bookstorool J. IL IIILEY & CO. marSO fnYPES OF MANKIND. By Nolt, Glid JL don. Morion, A-c. Just published, and lor sale at iho New KAivroiiy .1. r:iojr W. II. M'DONAI.D'r ADVEI11 NUNC IHH'SK. IQ'jNASaAO ST.N. V. pILLIARD TABLES. Tho subscribers A.) having dcvcjted tin irprrmnal attfutlon formany ynuratu thcmHuuliicturnol Itll.l.lAKU TAHI.fiM.aru liillv com. pi'tmit to eioculo work that will givo i nliro aatlatactiou to llie ttiut iKfticiiiiuflnoDnosflicr. pHiiu the ruotlextt ntivo manuUc- turrrfiinlhi1 Union, thi-.y aro pnttbit'dtu fttniitli MaupoiiurtaUlo nt iOp.-rre.iitloiathaiiany uttmr rata'jJli-fanH'nt in tho country, to which iitctihoy rrnpoctluliy invito tboauontion of buyora, aa nlto, to tho FSdomiitl iniprovi'iiiKtita ihi-y bavo mado in tho con-rtiuriion and i'lt etlctlj ul tbo Ciahioni, which tiny havo bro't lo adiTroii oi'porli'ctiouiittuincd by nuoihira Aiwa) a on hand lilllin;d Tabl. a wilh Mutblo and Woodrn beda, with a iHipc eioi-k of Clotha. ria'la. Cura. Fionch Cuo l.oalhora, Cun Wax, Pool Hall, Konrdt. Poipatolio Tnhloa, SHa and Worsted I'ockota, An. Oidors by mail promptly atb-nitrd to. Old Tubhs re-cuihioni d by sending them by Hxprra. (JIIIKHTH A- DKI'KKK, Itiliinid Tabln Miiuulaotutcr.i, prS0.fl,1mM No til) Ann at , Mrw York. HPI1E HAZARD l'OWUER COMPANY? .1. Mi.nulA:tiirr-ra ol JUN I'OAVBlilt, contlnuo lo lurnlah fiiinpnwiior of all their woll known bmi:di, viz: Knutm'ky Itillo," Srathootinfi," "AniTicsn Pportirg," "Indian Hlilo," "Khotrif," " Dm k tliootliif;," in kff s, half and quurtor kepi, rnd cni.itt rn of I'l-fl iound each. Also, a lull BMortment of Powdor for Illaaliu;; and Mlnir.g puipom i, and fi r Kxport Th'i ri pulHlion ol ti.etr tiiinpnwdi r ia too woll known 1 1 require ci.itinieit. For tnlr by tbo prinriiial drolora in this phtoo, anil at Iho officii ol tbo Cuuijiad), $!) Wallaiirct, N Y. City. A. I!. UAZAItl), Trmidi'iit. A. V.. Douni.As.i, Pccrntnry apiu'-dllnist TJLANK BOOKS, PAPER, STATION- .1) I'llV, IIOl'YINi) PltKHSKS, PUINTIMi, Ac ItlliH V I.OIITHKK, 01 Wlllinm ntrcrt, Now York City. Ituyora will consult thoir int'Toat iy rxuninintf our extensive atock, wiilrli vto oiler at the luwrtl potttbUp ricet. A c: ivnt Book b'ACTnnv I Hooka made 10 pattoin,pa-od and print d honda, in ovory itylo roquiri d. AIo a larn Hock 011 hand eultablo lor Hanks, Inruranee and olhor Companioa, Mor-chanla, Ci urn, A 0 , aUn In lai goqunuiitiot lorthoNorih.VVoat, ai.d oulh 'j'rMlo. Whito PArRn.il Cap, l.ittor, Not" nnd I.odg -r Tapora, fiom ibo boat Mills in the 1J. S. I'linlgn Tapera, 'i issim, Draw-, inir, Writing, (?olorod, AO. Stationhbv I l'..ncy and .Staple (loods.a moatf xloinivnniid ri niploio a'Bortm ut. 1 uvt lopi a, Cunlii, Inks.fiold Pona and P nclls. Sieol Pi'loi. Aic. DiAiims for 1H54 I Time and Work Hooks, Tariff of the 0. S. luti rt, Adviuiee, Uiarouut, Kxchnngn and olhor uailul tj joks fir the Counting liouao. .iod PbintinooI cheap Cards, Bill I'cnds, Labels. Chocks, Law Cuies, Points, &r. l.rriioonu'HV and ICsotiAViNn I Hnnds, Ptocka, iVrtificatos, Hills ot Kxrhangn, Dies cut, Curds nnd t nvcloprs embossed In tbo host stylo. llTfin Trade, Country Merchants and Di nrs supplb d at low prices, in quantities to suit Buyers, reorders iiy Mail oxooiited with promptnosa. KICU cV Lt'UTttKL, 61 William t.. Now York, innrCl riliiiM Importing and Manulicturing Stationerf. Sl. 1854. aaAarts! i-JLA Na W. (iltAUAM & Co., Forwnrdln;; ninl 'oiiiinllnn lilcrrlinntta, Font, ni I'ilih Mirctioa Iho Cnnnl, ZhiichvIUp, 'lilo. ynj.rlitrrs of V'g'ilar Line of S'camcrs llmmiiii! to ritlshnrtfh, mid H'hrifinn. al.'U Htgnlnr J.hie of Canal lii'OJ tnnninf lo nil point an thr. Ohio and Hoc.king Canals rfOtlllOlllilt I. I-.CKIP7 X given lor nil kinds ot Produce, for ' Shipment I.art. Through l!oo. i.,t. will he given lor all kinds ' (londa from I'lltiburKli or WhoelitiB. to Newirk, Mt. Vernon (ohlli.b-.is and l.anoHPter, at ns low r.ites, and, w) think, grei.ter uxpeiiltion thun l-y tiny other route. Coode d. siini'd lorliipment by Itnilrnnil.'rnm hem. will lie forwurded tho 8-inio dny ol th-'ir receipt. Liberal Cuh atlviinces made oil properly in store. t?" Ail property entrusted lo our euro will receive prompt- allei li in. N. W. OHAHAIW l "- .AM'svn.LK, Ohio, Feb. lt,lC5l. tetif-itom gCT Erysipelas can nr. Cured. Read the t it' iiii iit ol one who bin aiilb red from It lor ill) ypnrsj, and has boon entirely cured by Dr. 9. A. Weaver'" Medicines : Mvstic Bbidch, Ct., anury 11th, 1853. Hi.ct. . A. Wkavbh Ooir Sir: The great bcni lit which I havo roc. Hed from your Canker nnd r?nlt Rheum Syrup nnd Cernt", prorupU mo to bear tho following ettiniuny In lh' lr I'nvor, tbht olhera nllko 1 llllctoj, imiy nt onco ro!i;it to them nnd ejtporleneo n similar blnasl.ig. I i:,vo for tho latt twenty yens b'.ien gr.'Oitly iillbetcil with ICrysip' Us, so much so Unit it is utterly linpi.alblo lor mo to find lnugupge to describe, nty sttlloriiigs. The di"aa i first appoureil upon my ankles, winch becnmn v iry much inflamed and so awullrn s to crack open and coiiitnut'y ciieharo n thin wateiy matter. While In this condition tho hnatanl Itching ivaaiilimatin'olnrnbln allowing mo no rest day or night. I biiva ajjplleil to Physiclnns In vu rbius places, some of whom ail'ordel mo tompcunry r.:-Ii:l, but could do nothing t owanli er.i llentlng it from my system. The disease prow upon me In plto of .ill thMr skill, and for the last nln yon-s I have bce:i beyond nil hopn of leilng cured. A pnrt ol Iho time I b vo been uiisble tog:tfrom my room, nr.il some, times rnttn ly I'lind l'.ir (Uyn. Ilolng broUen of rojt nnd eon-fined to the huiise, my np;ioilto (ailed nnd my gonrul health licctmn iinieh loipnirod. Ilovlng Iri'nuor.t'y heard of your wonderful Medicines, how they had brought Joy to the hearts olth e.i'.nd, who, like mo, wnri discouraged, I resolved lo Iry them mjaell. Accordingly, about 0110 year ago, I commenced taking your syrup, which p.t first seemed to mike my dlsa'O woiaeon this autlueo. I soon lound it was uwdiciun 1 neidtd and I persevered, using the Cern'.o on the humor as It came out, whic1! CHiisod it to lie inneh muni cooipirtablo, and very anon 1 1 IomI. 1 hsv.i Inten Hireo b t 1.1 lull ol Syrup and ued a am ill .pwi'Hy of th-iOralrt. I a.u n .w apparently well, lV.'e from tiio l-i yhipolns, nppeliM go. id, general henltli fully routined, and actively engaged In tho dulle, of life, wilh no other inconvenience than being too 11 'by. I am tij years ofane. and 1 feel that your medicines havn wrought almost a miracle upon nut, rnrcitr, iiii.i.inu.i. It '!ere;ico, lOl'iue rollings, i-iyaiic nriOL'", or 11. n. oiniogs, N.iw London, i .t. ii'ir'J wdt T?XECU TOR'S SALE. In pursuance ol J th lat will am) t 'ltamont ol Dinlel llriink.do.-esae-l.liit" ol Kranlilin coiinly, I shall on S iturdoy, llui iOth ot June next. between the houra ot 10 A. xi. ami 4 1 . m , otT -r at pit'iiie saiu on the preininos. In Norwich i o'-vnt.tilp, Bt t.ie hnuao ol Matnsn K. Jhco '", tlin 'arm owned by the il writ, containing r-Il . s oi I ind, more or Ion. S od land Is a very desiratilo tract, and will ho wold by the; n?re, and lurveyerl to th ! saiutactlon ftho piirnliHSi r. Terms, one-third ,:n-u In hand, onn tlilril In One VC.r, niol Olie-lllirO HI two y nrs. , ier uee-i nn, yaj 11. e i. to ho corn red by our Kane on tho pronii'oa, wnn notea neni ing iiitoeal fiom th iday ol a lie. A-'A DAVIS, iiiayl-wlt Kxerntorol iiuntei nrunit. uecoaacii. 15 XIRGESS HALL. A Select Family IS'iAiiDiM! Scnooi.for Young Ladies. Limited to twenty. Atthowell known renidenco mid groundsill Mis. WaiiiiI'H, f priuglield, Ohio. 1 lie eoonil e -a s Ion 01 1110 present Acauemicsi your coin- menees Feb. JjlUlt 'J'erma, course of study, nnd other particulars may be known by npplyuii! tor Annual Catnloinu.'S. If K r r. It Kel i.' K!S, I". liov. I . oiei ivaine, , .incinomi ; I.'l U uims, Kq., Journal Olllco Cnlinnluia: l!ev. C. HoliSins, and Mra Ward.ir, SprlncUold ; Rev. W. It. Nicholson, and Mi a S It. Slrn ler, Cincinnati; lion. A. Harlan, Yellow t-priiiga ; lien Ft liovornor Mef'iellniul, H. (;.; Lr .1. A. Wano r, Cue cinnntl,!). apillwtl T( )T1CE. There will be a petition prrpi'iu- Si er to tho Commissioners ol Frniik'.lii ci untv, at their next s aion, lor a eon nty read, commnelnrr in the road booiine rim Sin lev's Cornel s to I' llller s olil null, ami onineoiieo (ieer-ie Fl.lo r tnl II. Scoii-l.t's land, thence north w. lu nil line anil iiloni 111 1 lino of Mos s Halt, Ji.hn Smith mil I.Mas colield' liilid.to tin! road leading Iroii Abmm Sells to Kullor's ud mill many vv. 1 1 rniNi'.Ks April il, le.M wlw rrilE BRITISH POETS. A set of the new .i nnd beautllnl Hos'on e Htloii of Iho Billiah Pm ia, band somelv bound In lanev elolli, lust received and lor sale at llie Now Honkrtoro'il It AN DA LI., AS'ION l.ONO nmylil mi: TICK. The co-iinrtnership of Buttles, iitccic & Co , was diasolvi d on tho 11th lust, by tho death of onn nt the partners, (Mr. Cieo fi C'lristock.) All persons having unsettled accounts with tbo Pit rFIrm are rcqueated to call soon and setlle. HUTTI.LH A COMM'OCK, surviving partners. BurM dlm nnd aurnessors ol lluttlea, Coinsiock & Co. is.-ji. M:ir, tioiisi: irAT stoiu". is. I ILLETT & CO., Wholesale nnd Re- m " . tall Denlera In -iJ IIATM. VAVH AND ST It AW (.JO (HIS. Are now 111 receipt, ol our Sprirg and Summer Styles. to which we would ro.ipeutf uily iiivilellio attoniion ol Dealers and all in want ol (!ooil in our line. Our nr.sorinif nt is now complete, embracing almost every stylo worn either Fast or West, aiming which aro (0 nta' Extra Moleskin, man, neaver ano i.asaimere lists; Panama, Canton braid, Peitnl, l.nghorn, l.lilna 1'earl, Manacabot, Pearl Strnws, Palm Le il and Canada Strawr a Inlr asBoilinrnt l ir Children. AIho, Misses' Bloomers. Cups for Men ani Hiivs.anil manulnctiircd lo order. Our lunula willbo sold as low aa tho lowest, for Cash or approved ciedit. Sl.n ol the Big lint, Nell ilousn Hullniug. apili OLIAN & OTHER PIANOS. BERRY it :OIHION, 'iH IIKOADYVAY, Puhllsbers nl Music, nnd doalors wholesale and retail In Pianos, Melodeons and Music seeiitR for the eelehraied I'.iillun.l fraud, and other Pianos mado by llnllnt, PaviB & Co., Boston, wl 1 Pianos areconsld- cred auoerlor lo all others. Croat bargains in Now York Pia nos, and second hand Pianos nnd Melodeons Muslo supplied wholosalo and retail at the lowest rates. Berry St. Cordon, success us to T, S. Berry, 2"! Broaway. Pianos to let. P.S. II. 1). AiCo's r'.ollan Pianos havo tho latest Improved Tolcliu. 0111 lj SAVE YOUR POSTAGE. Any two of the IJ3 Magazines, one yoar, lor 5,00. At PEAIISON'8 DEPOT. Si T YOKK ADVEKimfl UTS. FBliM 8. M. PXTTK1M1IILL C'U.'B lliU NAflSAO STREET. T ADY'S NEW FASHION BOOK. On AJ iho 1st of every month is published, price 'J.l cents, Frank Leslie's Ladies (saxoiio of Paris, London and New York hash lonw, containing lull Engravings of tho ftewe.t Styles ol Ladi-V and Children's llats, Caps, Dieses, Mantillas, &c, a lull ai7.e Paper Pattern ol a Mantilla, largo sheet of patterns, and Description ol Crotchet Work, Articles on Koleivo Leather Work, Velvet Fainting . A-c, Entertaining Literary Matter, Tales, A' c a Novelett-i by Mrs. Ann Stephens. Also each Part contains a New Song or Piece ot Music. Arrangements havo been completed in Paris, whereby tho Newest Designs will appear In this Work one month boioro the Paris Fashion Books aroroco ved by tho Steamer. Part I. was issued on Janunry 1st, 18.14, nnd hat boon reprinted six different times in order to meet the demand. All the back numbers can bo obtained. Tho colored Plato il alone worth more money than Is charged lor the wholo Part. EXTJIACTS FROM TIIK 1'ArKna. " It is by (ar tho host Fashion Book Issued in this country. We cordially reci-mm"nd It." N. Y. Daily Timet. "Takes tho highest rank among a:l Journals of ila class " N. Y. Tribune " Thla Is a superb work." Iloston Transcript. "It is tho host record ot tho Fashlou now published." Sunday Timet, PAila-delphia. '-ltcontaina all tho newest Fashions, nnd a colored P:a'.e ol great beauty. " Home Journal. One copy, 0110 yenr, 63; two do., sjl ; four do., $9. Ono copy of the Gazette, and one copy ol Harper's, Putnam's, or (iraham'a Magazines, ono year, & Olllco No. (i John street, New York, and for ealo by all Booksellers In the United States and Canadaa, nprltf-d;iinp npiIE GREAT PIANO AND MUSIC ES- .JL TABUSIIMKNT.-IHlKACK WATKliN, No. :$3 Urnnilwar, New Yolk. Tbo beat and moat Improved Pianos and Melo.leons. T. tiilbort & Co.'s World's Fair Premium Pianos, with or without tho yKoliun, and with Iron trnmcHiind circular scales. The merit ot these instruments is too well known to ne-d further commendation. (Inbeil s Boudoir PI. Hiios, an eleg nt instrument lor small rooms. Ilnlloi &Cum-stoo's Pianos, ol the old establish) d lirm ol tlallet A-Co. Mr. W. being sole scent tor all the abovo Pianos, can ollur them lower than any oilier house. Iloruco Waters' Pianos, manufactured expressly lor him, having great power ot tono and elasticity ol touch. 313 Broadway is tho largest depot lor Musical Instruments in Ibis country, allordlng selections not to be had elsewhere. Horond hand Planus at greatbargains. Prieea IroinSi.Oto fel'iS. Every Instrument lully warranted or tho money retunded. Mkloukons Cionifmnn A; Baldwin's Pali nt Organ Meindo mis, with two banks ol keys asweetand powerful instrument Prices from $75 to S.OO. H I). A 11. W.Siiiitli'scolebrated Me-hideous, Maitin'sunrivalled Cuitars, Brown's Harps, Flutlnas, Violiiis, Brass Instruments, Ac, Ac. Dialer- suppll-d with Pianos and Mclodeonsntlactory prices. Is! 1,4 peirceutdiscouut to Clergymen. Music This list comorlaos the products of the g rent misters ol both tho American and European continonta, and is receiviug ci nitant additions by an uxtennivo publication ol thnchoir.nnitd popular pieces of tho day Dia'orsin Music, an I Teachers ol Seminaries wishing to purchno nny music publisher), or make arran moments lor continued supplies ot Mr. Water's new issues, will liud It to their interoat to cull or forward their orders-Music ont to nuy part ol the Union or Canada, postage. Ireo. aprl-iiamp iiijni;i. 1nn.11.-. 'PHEI -L si I'M HE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA AM Slill' CO., Intend sailing their lavoritn atoam hips as follows: CITY OK MANCHESTER, 2. P27 tons, Capt, Wylio. CI TY OF CLAi(ii) W, l.lilO tons, Capt. Morrison. CITY OF PIIILADI.LI'IIIA, now vl.liii) tons Capt. Loltch. CITY OF HAI.TIMOUE, newj S,03tJ tons Cnpt. I.eitch. I'Vem Philadelphia. City ol Manchester Saturday, Juno 3. Ip.i4. .auiiui istjuiy, irjo'i. City ol Manchester Saturday, July SO. li-fil. Chy ol Philadelphia AboutAugust 5, IcOl. i-rnwi itimpvat. City ot Manchester Wednesday, May 10,1851. ..AHOUl 1111 June, ir.H. City ol Mnnehosti'i Wednoodiiy, JunoSrJ, 1R.i4. Ciiy 01 Philadelphia Wednesday, July VI, 1H54. RATIiH OF PAKSAaJK. From I'hiladelplna. From Liverpool. Saloon Berths S'JO I I'aloou Bi rths il gum Midahtp " 65 Midabip " 17 " Forward" 65 Forward " 15 " f ncHlding steward's l es. TMIKII-C1-A-H PASMaNUICHH. A lluiito i nuiniior ot tinrd-clasB paasi ngeis will hi. :nki n Ire ..: Philadelphia Mid L'.vei pool, and tound In provision. From Philadelphia fi) I'riim Liverpool iu Certificates ol passaguwill bo Issued here to p olios who aro aii oiis ol bringing out their nouda at corresponding rates. Drafts on tho Agents Irom 1 upwards. An experienced surgeon will bo carried on each ship. Alinooda sent to the agents in Philadelphia and Liverpool will be forwarded wilh economy and despatch. For Irelght or passage apply to SAMUEL SMI I'll, 17 Walnut street, Philadelphia. RICHARDSON, tiHOTIIEKS A: Co., Liverpool, jyin-dlv P'5 N. B. When tbo arrangements aro completed and snlllcient goods ollor, one ot the atiove or other all am vesruls will proceed to Baltimore, calling at Norfolk, Va., or other ports on tho Chesapeake, going or returning. yiNC PAINTS. The New Jersey Zinc M J Company are prepared toexeeuteorderafi r their valuable W11110 Zinc Paint, which is now acknowledged to bo superior to Lead In whiteness, brilliancy am durabiliiy.eltlierlor liiaide or outaldo use. And a It is now cheaper and will cover a much greater aurlaco than I end, using equal weights, aim is not poi soiious, it reci nmi 'nds ltsi.lt, both on tho score ot health and '"""y- ...u ... A meiboii ol preparation una reooniiy ueen uoonn u. n enalilos iho Company to warrant their Pallitalo keep fresh and suit in llie kegs lor any leasonabln lime. In this respect their Pnlnla w ill be superior to any other in the market. Their Brown Zinc Paint, which is sold at a low pi ice, Unow well known tor Its protective qualities, when applied to iron or other metallic surtnees. Their Stone Color Paint possesses all tho properties ol tho Brown, and is of ar. agreeable color for painting Cottages, Dope's, Out Buildings, Bridges, A-c. Their Palms, which ar Id Dry orCround In Oil, aro war ranted pure, and put up in Kegs ot 25,50, lUUanrtv'OO lbs., to be liaeil pieciaely liko Whilo Lead. For salo by the principal Dealers of the United States, or by MAN NINO A- MiUII'.H, Agents, mirSO-dSuiP 4 foy street. New York. 7 TEMTlEMWsTURNIStllVG GOODS". VI V. a. HATCH : Va., 7 William street, Now York, importers and manufacturers of (Jenllenien'H I'liriii-lilnu lined ol the latest stylos, nnd in great variety cuiisisting ol Shins, Stocks, Ties,Ci 'V,its,(!love, Hosiery, Under Carmenta, HiiMlkerclilels, Suspenders. Linen Collars, Hole's do Chambre, shouldnr Braces, nud a coniilele aumi tment of nil artlclesap. portaiiiintsto the line. Purchasers 11: e invited to call anil examine our stock tieforo purchasing, as we olh rmipciior liiducemonta.ns regards quality and price. marrh3-di:mr . riAIRBANKS'S PLATFORM X HCA l,KS Long known Severely tested alwaja right the Acknowledged Stnndnrd. ACFNT, in Nfw Yoiik: 4 . (I Ha.- - FAIItBANKH tfc Co., S! Wntnr-Nt. ACF.N I', in Cm.i'.nniw : A . S . lllillKlill. feb? dfim r T OST.' One E Flat Soprano SAX-HORN, 1 j directed to A. Tailor. Buevrus. J ho snmo was sent by Mr. Elllidi Bruce, to bo li lt with tho Depot ngeui at oiestime Aov one linding the same will bo suitably rewarded by lorw.ird log H to lis destination, or returning It to tho vender, A. W. PENNIMAN, aprn Music Dealer, Columbus. N1 JEW MUSIC STORE. C. Gillett has removed Irom Heed's old stand lo the third door west ol Iho PosfOllicn. where be would bo bappy to supply those 1 11 want ol Murlcal Instruments, Inst. Books 1 r niusii). New Muilc just received. Also a large lotol old standard nnd new music, slightly Injuied, ut onn cent per page, maris T AUGH AND GROW FAT. Life tint -lJ Faviniis of Mrs. Psrllngton, and oth? rs of the Family, by "ShMllebar." Cnll and get a ropy before they are ail sold, at tho t ew Cheap Buoksloieol S II. HUllit 4-. Co, miy2 Journal Building 1' MiR RENT. The new buildin? on the ooeuiiled bv tho subscriber as a Stovo nnd Ilousn I'm nialiing Storn. The house will he vacant In about ten days, when pos session can bo given. Apply lo JNO. K. Jlli.li. pr3iltl TVTOTICE. I warn nil persons from taking J.1 check on the City Bank, dated Feb. , 1S.M, given by mp shor ItoBiling. Ilwnt obtilned by fraud, and will tiottit llnbHil TIIOS. S. CATES. 7INDOW GLASS. KMIO boxes Window V V Class, assorted sizes, from 7 hy II lo 3d hy 41, both American and foreign, for sale by CERE ABBOTT. may3 TtUiVSPOHTATION. CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAILROAD. WlntfP Arrniif;nint. On and alter Monday. Nov. 14th, 1?53, passenger trains will run daily (Sundays excepted), ti follows-Southo n Division, via Norwalk ;olng vaiHj. Mail train. Day Exp Night Express, and 7:45 p.m. 10:15 " 10:30 " 11:81 " 1I;.'0 ' 1:15 a m Night Express. 1:(Kis. m 2:30 " 8:55 " 3:45 " 4:03 ' Leave Cleveland at ii:30 a. m Leave Norwaik at 9:011 " Leave Mnnrocvllle Ji:l5 ' 3:1)0 p. ro 5:'.'0 " 5:37 " fel'O " B.-H " Leave Clydo Leave Fremont Reach Toledo 10:tW " 10:35 0 l&Wl m. 7:f 5 " Jolnr; FomI Mail train. Day Exprcsf . Lcavo Toledo at 9:10 a. m. 3:30 p. m, Leave Fremont 10:40 " 4:45 " Leave Clydu 11:07 " 5:10 " LeaveMoiiroevlllell:57 " 5:55 " Leave Norwaik 12:15 p.m. fi:13 " Reach Cleveland 2:41) " C:n5 " ti:30 The i:30a. m. train from Cleveland, and 9:10 a. m. train from Toledo, step at ali stations. Tho 3:00 p. m, train Irom Cleveland, and 3:30 p; m. train Irom Toledo, stop at Oherlln, Norwaik, Monronville, Clyde and Fremont only. Tho 7:45 p. m. train 1mm Cleveland, and tho 1:00 a. m. train Irom Toll do stop at nil tuitions except Camden, Washington and Stony 'U.'g'.:. Conmsliiiff at Cleveland wilh Lake Shnroand Cleveland and Pittsburg It nil rf mil-, and nt Monrocvil" with Mnnstleld and Sandusky Railroad, and at Clyde with HIvrr and Lake Erie Railroad, and t Toledo with Michign ' on-i Northern Indema Knllrod. Northern Division, visSanduskv Leave OI1I0 City at 4:00 p.m. Leave Ha dv rat 7:00a.m., stopping at all stations. E. B. PHILLIPS. S'i'i - ntendnnl Office C. A. T. R. II., Cloveland, Nov. VI, 1P53. 1854. QSRSVmm ftENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD CHANGE J OF TIME. Hl'KIN.i A Itlt ANf; K.H ENT. On nnd after niamliir. April lOlli, tho trains upon this road will bo run as follows: EXPRESS NO. 1 MAIL. Leaves Zanosvllie at 1 a m, arrives at Newark at 2:03 a in, and at Columbus at 3:30 a in. connecting with the Mull train lor Cincinnati at 4:00 n ni. This train stops going west only at Newark, whore it will receive passengers by Sandusky eveDlngtr iln. RETURNING. Loaves Culun-.biis at 10:15 a m, immediate!! after arrival aj "Lightning Train" from Cincinnati; arrives at Newark nt 12:10 a m, receives p irscecors by neco inundation train Irom Manslield, and arrives at Zannavillo at 1:03 lining east thla train stops only at post olhces, except a flag 's displayed Indicating passengers 'Phis It tbo only train runuing over tho road on Sunday. EXPRESS NO. 2. Leaves Zrvnosvlllo ?:.'(). m; arrives at Newark nt 9:25 connecting with Morning Express Train lor Sandusky, arriving nt ColuinouB at 1 1:45 11 m.coniiectiiiir with Lightning train I'orCleve-and. Passengers by this trsin leave Columbus lor Cincinnati t i:30 p in. RETURNING. Leaven Columbus at 3:5 p m, after arrival of Lightning Train from Cleveland, arrives nt Newark at 5:10 p 111, comtoe.ling with afternoon Fxpress from Sandusky, and arrives in Zanesville at 6:15 p m. This Traiu stops at nil stiitloos where passengers aro Indicated by a flog, ACCOMMODATION NO. 8. Leaves ZHiiesvHle at 3:15 p in, arrives at Newark nt 4:50. Leave Newark at 5:15 p m, Immediately alter arrival ot alter-noon Express Irom Sauduc-ky and arrives at Columbus at 7:00 p lit. RETURNING. Leaves Columbus nt 7:35 a in ; arriving at Newark at 9:20 a m, connecting with Morning Express furfiaridusky nnd arriving at Zanesville at 1 1:3:! a m. fa This Train stops nt all the stations. FREIGHT TRAIN NO. 4. Leaves Zanosvlllo at 5:00 a m, arriving nt Columbus at 10:00 a in. RETURNING. Loivns Columbus at 12:00 p m.aiitl arrives nt Zacotvillo at 4:50 p m. w . I" u I. I yt , EMI po column en 1. Superintendent's omen C U. 11. IL, Nov. 30. apl I -,;T,.gjM, 1' 11 iUMBUS, P1UUA & INDIANA RAIL- J UGAIl CIIANIJE OJf TI.HB, lor Winter arrange- mi nt ol I N.VI-' l. Two Dailt) Traint. On and alter rebnifir, Olh. 1S5 I, until lurtner notiro. trains will lenvo the Depot, en High street, as follows: express j 1111 n t v.m a. 111. Fixpress Mail Trnin at VI m. Beluriiiug, will leave I'rhana Express Train at 7:15 a.m. Express Mail Train at 3 p. m. The 9:00 a. m. train Irom Columbus connects with the trains ot Mad River snd Lake Erie Railroad at Urbnnn, at 12:00 m., lor Sprlugti ild, Dayton, Uamiltuo aud Cincinnati. And nt the same limn, mrtn, with the trnin lor Bellelimtainn, 1 iffin, Clyde and andusky. Connecting at Bello outninu with tho Beitetontnlne and ludlana Itallroad for Indianapolis; nnd at Jlydo with the Toledo nndNoiwu'k Railroad lor iulcdo and Jtiicago. ReturnlriB. leaves Urbana at 3 p. m , niter the arrival of the traius Irom Cincinnati, Toledo, Sandusky and Bellelontalnn; connecting with the evening o vprcss trsin lor Cleveland, Pitts, burgh and Zni"vlllo, and with the packets for Chillicothe, Portsmouth nnd Lancaster. The 1-j m. triiu coimects with tho 3 p.m. train Mad h Ivor and Lake Erio R. 11. at Urbana, lor Springfield, Dayton, Cii tin-mitl, Indiaiiauolis, Torre Haute, Lafayette and Chicago, via Day-ton direct I'lHie'tieors Iry this train dlno at Urbiina. HelurnliiU, leaves UtbHiia at 7:15 a. in., Iinmedi itely on tbo arrival ol the Mud Kiveraod Lake Erie trnius Irom Cincinnati and Sandusky; counecting at Columbus with tho express trnin ot thuO.O. it C. Hnllroad ior Cleveland, and CO Railroad lor Zanesvilleand VVh "llioi.au i Creatblio wilh the Ohio and IVnt.. sylvaiiia Railroad lor Pittsburghand Philadelphia. hurelrom Columbus to urtiaiin..... ri uo Springfield 1 30 Dnytoh 1 90 Cincinnati 3 CO Bellelontalnn 1 50 loriiiinapolta via Dayton 4 50 IndMiiopoha via Bellelontaine.... 4 50 Toledo 4 00 l.aiayi tin fi 50 Terra HauUi fl 50 Chicago via Toledo 9 50 Chicago via liidinnnpolls aud La- layoitn 10 00 Union via Belietontaine 2 HO Union via Dayton.... 3 00 Sandusky 3 00 For lurther inlorinallon apply to J. B. IIoiiti.k, Agent, Colum bus; W. Hamilton-, Agent, Urhana. JOHN H. MILLIARD, SUpt. i" Tho Company will not be respoiiHiblo lor baggage rx ceeju g lilty dollars lu value, unioss the saimi la returned to the Conductor or Apont, and freiht paid at tho rnto ol a un. snge lor every &."()0 in value above that amouut. I'ebl4 U. rws-: CPRINGFIELD AND COLUMBUS RAIL O ROAD. NEW A KKANfSEillf.IVT. The Shorlett and Urn Vobtc far Trarel Wett from CoUimbttt and Arts! from )v.dianapnltK, lialtan and Xprmgjirtd. Ou nnd alter Monday, January Kith, and until tuitbcr notice. Passenger Trains wilt be run ou this Road ns follows : Fli-Nt Trnin Leaves Columbus nt 5 a m, London 0:1 0 n m, arum ut Sprinslio'd 7 a in connecting with 7:45 am train on the Mad River snd Lake Erio II. Ii. lor Dayton and Cincinnati. Passengers will have 4.i minutes tor break Inst at Springfield. M-i-onil Trn 111 Leaves Springfield at 7:o0 a 111, aller the ar-rivnl ol the morping train Irom Dayton arriveat London r:3'j eoiinertliig wilh tin: moriiiiig expieis trsin ol the 1. M. and C. r .. it. it., arrive 111 i.oiuninus ma m. At umtois, par.son- taciin lake the H':3'l a u, trnin lor Zanesville, and arrive at Zanesville I p in. or ibe 1U:15 a m train lor Cleveland nnd Piits- Inirli ci.iuieciing with tlin exprrns tmln i n Ibe Chlo and Pennsviv-o.ia sn-l iho Lake Shore R.R. Passengers will have one hour tor ureakiasi at princiieio Tlilril Triiin 1 eaves Coiiiint.us si f:4;i a m, Wett Jrtleraon 'JM, Loudon 10: JO, Platlsburgh 10;45, arrive at Springfield 11:15 a in i'nsiotigerswlll have two hours at Springtield and resiimo at 1:15 p in, by Madison and Lake Eric R. R , lor Dayton, and at Davtou, on tLo -i:.:o p m train lor Cincinnati, nnd Iho iimpin trnin lor Iniltiinapoiis, lticiimond, l.alnyette, Chicago and orrn ilieito. vi Indnna Centuil Rmlwnv. . Foiirlli Tmln Leaves guringhcid st IV:. 10 p m, after the snivel ot the train Irom Dsylon, Cincinnati aud Indianapolis 25 mitintcB lor dinner nl. Plaltsbui gh leave Piattthurph at 1:25 u in. Linden 1:50, West Jelleraon ":2.i, Alton 2:50, arrlvo nt Co luinlius 3:15 connecting with 3:50 p in expreis train on tho Central Ohio Hallway lor .nnesvlile ninl vv heeling. Kilt Is Train Leaves Colitmioia at 2:.u p m, London 3:1 riiittsliiii'ith 4:v0, arrive at Sotineliolo 5 p m. Hlxlli Trnlo Leaves Sprinclield nl : J 0 p m, on arrival ol the evening train Irom Dayton, Cincinnati nnd Indianapolis, arilve at Loudon nt 7:30 p m connecting with Ihn evening niaii train lor Columbus. Clev laud and Pittsburgh. Through llekois by this lor Sprlnglield, Dayton, Richmond, Indinnnu' lls, Torre Hniib, Laiayette nnd ('lilei.go; and lor Co lumbus, Znni sv lie, Wheeliug, Cleveland and Pittsburgh, ran bo procured at Ibe ticket olll.-es 111 the placrs named on tho llnuot road. Jan II Wl, WIIITELEY, President. CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & ONCIN NATI, AND CLEVELAND AND LIIIIC JiAILROADS. CHANIJK OF TIIIH. On and after Monday, November Mill, 1853, Trains will run as lullows (Sundays oxeeptoill: Tralu. lenvo Columbu. for Cleveland, Erie, Dunkirk, Huffalo and New lork, nt 10: 1:1 a. ni., 1:15 p. in. and 11 p.m. Tinins leave Shelby lor Clcvulandand Erie, at 1:05 p. in., 4:2: n. in. and 2:29 a. m. Trains leavo Shelby for Columbus and Cincinnati, nt 10:40 a, m., .'e'-'f p. m. and 11:52 p. m. Trains leave Cleveland lor Columbus and Cincinnati, at 7:30 a. m., 2:51) p in. nnd 8:30 p. m. I rains leave Cleveland lor Krlo and now York at 7:30 a. m. 3:45 p. m.snd 9:00 p.m. L. Tl ETON, Superintendent Columbus Nor. 14lh, 1853. novlS N. HUUTU ARD, Agent, Columbus. TtptS. PARTINGTON'S Life, Sayings and jlt-su noings. just puDitsnna, ana n rsam uy apr25 J. H. IIILEY ft CO. Do do Do do Do do Do do Do do Do do Do do Do do Do do Do do Do do Do do Do do Do do DAILY OHIO STATE JOURNAL From Gu'zot's History. OLIVES CROMWELL A few cxtracls, describing the dying econo nt the cloao of llie eunlily career of to ri marknlile a muu bh Oromwoll, ami M. Gjizol'g eslimttfe of his elinnic-ter, will conali'uto 'he beat mode of conimeuding these volumes lo ptililio attention: " In tho perplexities of those who surrounded hitu Cromwell-took no part ; worldly afl'uirt, political qtirs lions, even in tho ititres!s of those persona who were denreat to him, retreated mid disippeared iu pmpor-tiott as ho drew nonrer to tho grave. His soul foil bark upon itself, nnd, as it advanced tnwnrda the mysteries of tho etetnul future, it canio in contact with olher thoughts and other porploxities than llmse which agitated the mourners around hi. bed. Cromwell's religions faith has exercised hut little influence over his conduct; the necessities, combinations, and passions of this world had more generally Rwnyed him, and he had yielded to their muatery wilh cynical recklessness a. ho was determined to succeed, lo become great, aeil to rule nt n'iy vol. Th Chriat'mii h.id disappeared beneath llie revolutionary politician and despot ; but, though it liml disappeared, it hnd not altogether perished; Christian fauh had survived iu his soul, though overladen by so many falsehoods and crimes; and when the filial trial arrived, it reasserted its power, and. to use tho fine expression of Archhish op Tillotson, ' Cromwell's religious enthusiasm gaiued the victory over his hypoctiay.' On the 2d of September, Cromwoll, who had been delirious, had a lucid interval ul some duration. His chnplaiiis were standing around his bed. 'Toll me,' sttiil he to one nf them, ' is it possible to fill from gracnT' ' It. is nut possible,' replied tho minister. Then,' exclaimed the dying man, ' I am safe J fur I knowlhat I wasonce in grace.' He then turned round, and prayed aloud. 'Lord,' said he, ' though I am a miserable and wn-tclitd creutore, I am in covenant, wilh Thee through grace; and I mny, I will, come to Theo for ihy people ! Thou hast made me, though very unworthy, a mean instrument to dn them some good, and Thee service; and many of them have sot too high a value tipiui mo.though others wish and would In) glad, of my death; but, Lord, however Thou do dispose of me, continue and go on to do good fur them. Givo them consistency of judgment, ono heart, and mutual love ; nnd go on to deliver them, and wilh the work nl reliiriiinlion, and make tho name of Christ glorious iu the world. Teach those who look too much mi Thy insf rutneiils to depend mor upon Thyself. l'lirJon such as detire tn trample upon the dust of a poor wnt ni, for they are Thy people, too ; and pardon Iho fully of this short pr.iyer, even for Jesus Christ's sake. Arneu.' One of his ailendants olTered him something to drink, and besought him to endeavor to sleep. ' It is not my design,' he answered to ' drink or sleep, but my design is lo make what haste lean to begone.' Day downed nt length ; It was the third of Septem. ber, his fortunate day, as he lmd often called it the nmiiveisnry nf his victories nt Dunbar and Worcester. Hy a singular coincidence, tho night which had just ended hud been very stormy a violent tempest hod caused many disaster both on Innd and sea; Cront-Aelt had lelupaed iu'o a statu of titter insensibility, from which he did not again recover. Between three and four o'clock in iho afternoon, as he lay still unconscious, lio heaved a deep sigh ; the attendants drew tisvir his bed ; ho had just expired. "At the news nf his death, a general sliuddnr, arising from vory dille rent fee lb gs, ran through all England. Cavaliers and republicans, Episcopalians nnd l'resbyleriana, Levelera and Anabaptists. nil Cromwell's enemies, brea'lied freely like ransomed prisoners; but they did nut stir. More than this: they repressed their jny in presence i f iho imposing grief of the army, and Die restless disipiieltido of the people. Cromwell died in tho plenitude of his power and greatness. He had succeeded beyond nil expectation, far more than nny other n liiose men had who succeeded him, by iheir genius, ln.vo raised themselves, bb he hud done, In supreme authority; for ho had attempted and accomplished wilh equal success the most opposite designs. Dining eighteen years that ho had been au ever victorious actor on tho world's stage, he had al- ernafely sown dtsoiderand established order, etlected and punished revolution, overthrown ujd restored government in hi country. At every moment, under all circumstances, he hud distinguished with admirable sagacity the dominant interests and passions or the tiuiu so us to make lhem the instruments of bis own rule careless whether he belied his antecedent con duct, so long ns he triumphed iu concert with Iho pop. 11 ar instinct, and explaining llie inconsistencies of ins conduct by the ascendant unity of bis power. Ho is, noihuiis. the only example wlncli 11 'story nttoras 01 one mini having governed the most opposite events, and proved aullicieul for Iho most various destinies. And the course ol ins violent ami ciinngetut career, 1 it cessantly exposed to all kinds of enemies and conspir acies, Cromwell expeneuced this crowning luvor ol orluiie, that his life was never actually attacked; the sovereign against whom killing had been declared to ho no minder, never found himself fuce to face wilh an assassin. The world has never known another example of success nt once so constant and so v irious, or I loittiiie so 1 11 v h 11 nl 1 1 y luvuriilile 111 too miont ot sucli manifold coiiflicts and perils." Spkkd of Haii.wats. Ur. Lardnor adopts some in genintis, or rather somo illustrations to show the ex traordinary velocity wiln winch our express trains move. The Groat Western bxpress lo Kxeter travels at the rate of 43 miles an In ur, including stoppages. To attain thiamin, a spaed of 60 miles an hour is adopted midway between some of the stations, and in certain experimental trips 70 miles an hour has been reached. A speed of 70 miles an hour is equivalent to 3.1 yards per second, 35 y .rds between two bents nf a common clock. Ail objects near the eye ol passen gets traveling at this late will pass by iho eye iu the lh nai l nf a second ; and if 3 j stnkei were erected at the side nf the road, a yard asunder, they would not be distinguishable one from another; if painted red, tin y would appear collectively as a continuous flash nf red color. If two trains wilh Ibis spued pass each other, the relative velocity would be 70 yards per sec- mid ; ami it one nl them was 70 yards long, it would (lush by iu a single second. Supposiug tho locomotive winch draws Btich a train to have driving wheels seven feel in diameter, these wheels will rovnlvo five times in a second. The piston moves nlong the cylinder ten limes in 11 second ; but as there aro two cylinder., which net alternately, Ihoro aro really twenty pulls or escapes nl steam in a second. Iho locomotive) can Dm heard to "cough when moving slowly, tho cougn Doing occasioned by the rough admission of waste steam up Iho chimney ; but twenty coughs per second cannot tin separated by the ear, their individuality being lost. Such a locomotive speed is erpial lo nearly one fourth that of it cannon ball ; and the momentum of a wholo Haiti, moving at such speed, would be nearly equivalent to the aggregate force of a number of cannon bulls, equal lo nne-foiirth tho weight of the train. That a smash should Inllaw a ' colli. nut is no sub eel lor maivel, if a train moving at such speed, or anything like such speed, s iould moot with any obstacle to hi progress. Uodds Lurtottlict oj ludutlry. James fi. I'mcival, the poet, lias, it is said, cnt nsiilu his harp and forever abandoned the mmos. Tho Louisvillo .loiirnul thu9 speaks ol Ins ictirement : Self-immiiied in a room ol tho hospital in tho ex tremo suburbs of Now Haven a city of which a poet should bo proud this gtitod and eccentric being lives. ns ho has lived for the last quarter of a century, a nurelv Kulitiuy and ascetic hie. Ho is wholly ab sorbed in intellectual pursuits, and shrinks with a pain ful sensitivene.s from all luxuries and amenities ot Hie, No Eastern anchorite ever abjured more completely the comforts and refinements nf elegant tank for the blank privations nf his cell no storied recluse ever more voluntarily renounced a brilliant career nl use fulness ami lumu tor the lonely vigils 01 a Hermitage In Ibis desolation, rejoicing, it is said, in but a single chair, lie has surrounded htmsell with a magmheent library nnd philosophical apparatus, Irom which friend and (no are alike excluded, and iu which, thoughdend lo all beside, ho seeks und linds Iho solace nnd Iho charms of iutollect, Report snys that Miss Dix is greatly disappointed at Iho delont nf her bill, griiiling land to tho States fur the benefit of indigent insane therein and threatens to make a publication showing that tno rremlenf. h di'clarnd himself in favor of it A' . Courier. It Miss Dix is wise, she will no no sun n thing Jour. nal of Commerce. Hut if the President did actually " keep the word nf promiso to her ear, only to break it to her hope," why 11 I I .1 j nt. 11 !. u 1 ..1 ,i. p : Blioillll sue nor. i"n mio uijtu alio anniioi io 1 ir. dent T N. Y. Mirror. A Question for Tax Paters. Under Whig rule, the public works yielded a net revenue, over and above expenses, of from $300,000 to f -150.000. Last year, under Locofoco rule, the net proceeds, over expenses were about $50,000. In 1846, the total taxes levied were $2 580,073 14. In 1853, they amounted to $7,-804. ICO 81 ! la short, every department has increased under Locofoco rule in about the same proportion as the above. So much for Locofoco promises of retrenchment and reform. Canton Repoiilory. Such being the case, we would ask, which is the hotter course, to sell the public works, or tell the Board of publio works t We incline to the opinion that the latter would prove most profitable to the State; at all events, let all tax payers just think over the matter, and determine the result at the ballot-box next October. They ore eminently practical questions, and tiny require practical answers. Spring. Republic. " WinnERs." Gen. Smith, " the Hero of Chapulte-pec," has surrendered to a widow so did Julius Censor, so did Belisurius.so did Marlborough, so did Jackson (?) and Madison these we remember we do not add the cases where literary gentlemen have been de luilod by soft hands that smoothed their pillows, and soft eyes that wept over their poetry. We give a few cases which occur, to show, how from the days of Horcnles and Omphalo the sword lias yielded to the distaff. The elder Weller himself a " wictim" has declared with uneducated sngacity " that he can't remember though he has heard how many siDglo women one widder is ecul to in pint of cumin it over a man." We wish the gentlemen of literary leisure would prepare some statistical exhibit on the subject nnd some scientific association would deduce and publish the normal rotation between relicts and spinsters, for the instruction and protection of the, public Bart. Patriot. A correspondent of the Brattleborough Eagle tells the following story of a witness upon a liquor trial: " How do you know it was brandy 1" asked the lawyer. " Well," rpplied the ready witness, " I smelled of it first, and then I welcomed about a glass of it." The unexpected verb wholly upset the gravity of the court, jury, and miscellaneous people ; aud they were not all assisted in recovering their equanimity by his further testimony that the man who bought the brandy drank of it himself " till he was laltibriout." VEW RAILROAD LINE Time Shorten- it bd Farr RxnocKD Between Columbus, Indianapolis, Laiayette, Chicago and Per re II auto. Through to Chicago In 19 hours, via Urbana, Clyde and Toledo. Through in 24 hours, via Urbsna, Indianapolis, Laiayette end Michigan City. To Toledo in 0 hours. ' Indianapolis in ...........10 " Laayetto In ...16 " " Torre Haute VIA COLUMBUS, PIQUA AND INDIANA RAILROAD. Two Daily Trains (Sundays excepted.) 1st Mail Train at 9 A. M. lid Express " " 12 M. The roads on this route are laid through with heavy "T" rail well ballasted, and for speed and eomlort cannot be excelled. TOLEDO AND CHICAGO. First Mail Train leaves Columbus at 9 a. m. dine at Urbana leaves Urbsna Bt 1 p. in. Connecting at Clyde with the Toledo and Cleveland Railroad at 6 p. m. Connecting at Toledo wilh tho Michigan, Southern and Northern Indiana Railroads at ti p. m , fur Chicago. tiecoud F.xpress Train leavea Columbus at 12 m. Connecting at Urbsna with theC:30 p. m. train M. R. and L. E.R.R. Connecting nt Bellelontaine witn the Bellefontaine and Indiana R H. at Indianapolis with tho Indianapolis and Lafayette IL R. at Michigan City with the Michigan Central H K , for Chicago. INDIANAPOLIS, TEHItK HAUTE AND LAFAYETTE. First Mail Train leaves Columbus at 9 a. m. dine at Urbana. Connecting with the 12 m. train M. K. and L. E. R. K. Connecting at Dayton with tho 4:30 p. m. train Indiana Central R. It. Second Expross Train lesves Columbus nt 12 m. Connecting at Urbana with tbo 3 p. m. train M. R. and L. E. R. R. Connecting at Dayton with the 4:30 p. m. train Indiana Central R. R. at Indianapolis with the 6 a. m. train Laiayette and Indianapolis it. it., lor Laiayette and Crswlordsvllle, and wilh the 1 p. 111 train Terre Haute and Richmond R. K. for Terre Haute, St. Louis, Vandalia and Springfield, 111. aPRINOFIELO, DAYTON, HAMILTON AND CINCINNATI. Leave Columbus at 9 a m. and 12 m.. leave Urbana at 12 m. and 3 p.m., lesve Dayton at 4:50 p. m. for Hamilton and Cin cinnati, rersons having business In Urbana, oprlngheid or Dayton, (taking this train) can have two hour, at either ol the above places, nnd reach Cincinnati at 6 p. m. Baggngo checked to Clydo and Dayton ; no chargs for handling.faro irom cotumhus to chicsgo via ciydo ana Toledo. .810 00 Do do Indianapolis via Dayton 4 50 Do do Union do 3 00 Do do Terre Haute do 6 50 Do do Chicago via Indianapolis, Lslsy. otto and Michigan City 10 00 Do do IndfanapollsviaBeliefontaine..., 4 50 Do do Laiayette do . .... 8 50 Do do Union do .... 9 60 Do do Rollolontnlno 1 50 Do do Dayton 1 90 Do do Springtield 1 30 Do do Cincinnati............. 3 00 Du dn Hamilton...... . 2 80 Do do Urbana 1 00 By these routes, passengers save 70 miles travel snd 2.10 tare tor Chicago. For all inlormatlon and through tickets, nlease sddIv at tho Depot OHIcb ol the Columbus, Piqua and Indiana Railroad. I0011.au t. a. ttuiiTLK, tioneral Agent. j'OR SALE. Two Valuable Farms. The undersigned, not nndorstandlnr tho science ol farming. has concluded to sell two valuable farms. One known a. the Cul- bertson farm, lying four miles south of Columbus, containing two hundred and lilty acres. On the promise, are a two-.tory hewedlog house, ono hundred grafted bearing apple tree, and good well water, Tho Ohio canal and Chillicothe turnpike pas- sun: through the center, and tho railroad passing through an xtreme corner, lhe canal dividing tho bottom irom the up land. Ills onn nt the finest snd moat productive farms In the coun try. It Is all under fence, snd In thorough cultivation, except about forty acres of valuable timber. One hundred and sixty acres is cherry and walnut upland, and ninety acres oi tho best e-cioio nouom. Tho neighborhood Is ono of the best societies In the counirv. Composed principally ot Presbyterians Methodist and Lulbe-rians.Terms, one-third down and tho balance in two equal pay ments. I riee, lota. Also, two hundred and fifty acres lying four mile, north ol Worthington, two miles from the Oraniio station on the Clove. land railroad, and ono mile from the proposed plsnkrosd losd ing from Worthington to Delswara. Olentangy river and State rol from Columbus lo Delaware, passing through the farm. One hundred and lilty acres of tbo land is of the best quality of bottom, nnd susceptible ol raising over one hundred bushels of corn to the acre. Onn hundred acrns of solendld nnl.n.l si. situated as to co nmend fino views ot the whole country lor moos HI uunu. Thoro are on tho premises s thrao storv frame bouso.con. tainln ten rooms, good water, a log cabin, with four rooms, two applo and ono small peach orchard, and two frame barns. It Is ono of tbo hoalthlost locations in tho State, and consider-t d by good Judgos to be ono ol tho best farms between Worthington snd Delaware. 1 wlllglvo six yoar. to pay tha remainder bv navlnir sV'OO down, or will tako city property lo exchange l,oiuinuua,ueo. 10, OJ. II JAMES I) OSBOItN. JjOR SALE,a handsome residence, with half lot, 1 n tho north side of Town street, between High and Third streets. Also, a valuable Brick House on Oak street, east ol 7th street. low price and easy terms. Also, a small House and Lot on the north sldu of nich struct, east ol 7th strict. Also, a nlco House, wilh It! acres of Land, on tbo National Road, about ono inlleoastol tha corporation lion. Tho abovo property will all be sold at verv low nrleoa and good terms, it applied lor soon. JUSr.l'U r. SMITH. oot25 d Real Estate Agent. NOTICE. The creditors of P. T. Snowden are requested to tiresent their claims to tho underslsned. at his olhcn on Town street, wlihout delay, as it is dosirablo to ascertain the amount ol tho outstanding liabilities a. early as possible. As soon as tho books are lu condition to do It, Ihn creditors shsli bo fully advised ol the state ol affairs, and in the mean time aro req uested to exercise such patience as Is neces- ssry in iiie premises. JOSEPH E.SMITH, Jan. ill, 1BS4 dtt Assignee of P. T. Snowdon pURTAIN LOOPS AND BANDS. As- V sorted sty'e and patterns, fur salo at the New Store, Odeon Bui ding. march!! J. U. RILEY aV CO. IfRESIl ARRIVAL OP GOODS for the 1: Spring and Summer Trade, nt P. ROSE'S, No. 8 Nell Hi uni. Havliia this day recrlved my Stock of (loads tor iho Spring and Summer trade, constating ul evnry description ol Cloths, Cnssimeres and Vestlngs, selected by mysoll Irnmtbo Urgestsud heat houses In Now York and Philadelphia, at Iho cheapest csah rates, I am now preparod to exocuto .11 order. 10 my one on as good teims as csn no ottered East or West. 1 tbrrolore Invite my old customers and friends to call snd examine my stock lor thi miolves. In addition tn tho above, I am In receiptor a largo assort mcntol dents' Furnishing floods, ol every description. The public In general are Invited tn call and examine my goods belore purchasing else hero. Columbus, March 25, ISM tl 1) E M O V A L. Dn. Lanowortiiy has re-. moved his oftleo tu Rich slreel, South side, betwaon Illph snd 1 hlid, first door West ol Dr. How's olllco. Residence, hrsl door South ol Iho Montgomery Hotel, High street. Jani'S rPO ARCHITECTS. Plans for Churches I nnd Parsonages, published under thedliectlonof the Con. ti-nl Committee, a., comprising designs by Upjohn, Downing, Henwlck, Wheeler, Wells, Austin, Slono, Cleveland, Bsckus and Reeves. For ssle at tbo New Bookstore of nprG J. U, RILEY & CO. Bookstoro. . . .n.,!-. I. II I .KV Ar. apr!ij