Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1857-05-02

              J Mr it COLUMBUS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 2, 1857. VOLUME XX. NUMBER 224. i f ' 'I'V- sT if l)io State Journal. IS rnBMHHID 11AII. TRIWEEKLY AND WEEK.LV 8OIIOUI1HR e oo. WM. NCIIOULER, Editor. Tirms Invariably in Advanc. luiiT- ; ,6K.J" . y Dm Carrier, per week ct. IZJ WftMi-v I'luha i.f ten mt over 1 SO " TERMS Or AllYEllTl.llNG BY THK SQUABE. (Tl lINtt 0 ! MAE. BUUAHS , Ol. On.. Or.u Oue Out )IUi re 1 year . . 18 00 ; one squar week.. .(8 60 U mouths 12 OU ; oue 2 weeki... 8 00 a months 10 00 ; one llmonlha 8 00; ou II uuiuth 6 bO ; duo I uiontti 4 60 ; uua " lwsek.... I to a day. i ou " Uda...... I' 1 luaertliin 60 ruore tutu th buve nianlaiat advertisements ball rates. A 'TttiHtiiutiitn. I.ld aud plaoed in the oolnnio o r jiiNotkiM),,dottWikiirJiiiarrai'. All uutioea required to be published by law, legal rato. II .udei.'d ou the Inside exclusively after the Bret week, to uei cut. more than the above rte i but ell such will a,.cai lu the Triweekly without charg. Business tarda, not xcediug Be Hum, per yeet, lu nie, i'-.tO our line ; outside X M-dice ul meeting, charitable societies, rite oniop mo, tic, bull price. LHoitisouieuts not accompanied with wrlttea dltee t-.lua will be inserted till forbid, aud eherged acoord ' sl. .tilrrjiinrnl adMrtiirm'Mi mutt In J'lxl ',,n'''- i.,e rule will not be varied from. I..i..i the lueseul eyeleiu, the advertiser pays so .un.L li,r the spice be occupies, Ibe ohangeH tuiluij el.t.bW' il the curailtlft only. Thit plea 1 uo geaei.ity edouird. CALENDAIl-1857. i I I IK ill S-l MM: I ! 3 a a s ?,3:a'S 8 H in a;! Jkiniury i ! , I l ! 3 July ... 4 5 C 7 8 9 10 ii is 1:1 u is in it.; Iri lO'JII 'jl A' I-.M i-25aiU7iJi 30 31' I I 1 S! 3 4 S 6 T 8 91011 IS 13 14 IS 1(1 17 18 19 Soil 22, 2324 o i .i'no An Oil oi . 0 ( liOV JU ill I 1 : i i ' 1 Pohruaiy 1 S 3 4 S 6 7 Aujrual 8 9 in 1112 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 SO 'Jl 3i3a4i5 5WU7SHi, 2 3 4 5 6 7! H 91011 12 13 14 15 1(1 17 18 1920 2122 23 24 25 26 2 28i2 I i I I i II 'V March. l 2 3' 41 5' 6 7" 3031 B M 1U 11 -is 1:1 14 ncpiem II 3' 3 4 5 15 10 17 18 19 20 21 6 71 9 1011 I! "23 24 25,26 27 21)! 131415 16 17 1W 19 2(1, 30 31 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 April . i ! 1 3 3 4 9 1011 Oaober I i 12 3 5l 6 71 8 li 13 14 15 4 5 6! 7 8 6 10 16 17N-I 111 12 1314 15 16 17 IH2U21 222324 -..i 27,28 211317 I I i ! I 21 18 19 2 21 22 23 25 26 27,28 29,301 May , No veto. ' 3! 4' 5; 6 7 8 li 1, 2 3 4 5 6 10 11 12 13 14 15 Hi b 91011 IS 13 U 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 J4 25 20 27128 29 30 32 23 24 25 26 27128 II ' i -9 30, i : i I I 1, i 3 4 6 7! 8 910 11 J one. I V 2i 3 4 51 71 8 8 10 11 13 13 HI5 16 17 18 1920i Uecoiu. 1314 15 16 1718 21 22 23 24 25 262 3829 30 I I ; 20 21 22 23 24 25,26 27 28 29 30 31 BUSINESS CARDS. ATTORNEYS. H. B. II ANNUM, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTOR, notary 1'nblic ana Copyist, OfJi.v tifstiimrHouthof J. K. RuMtill'ttlatStort, Uijb '., . COLUMBUS, OHIO, n-v.itMi Mpecial atteotioQ to making CollectionD.tebiuj liepuaitiuna, drawing Heeds, Mortgage", aua onier inairu- lUeUlaur WrillOg, aUQ IO LOpyiDg ll Ul.n.n, .., mlh aiwiirapy aud diopatch, at modr rare jirieti. R K f' K R K K C E S : fuel l BnuaH, OtoRoi M. Parsons, tiwiTSs e BmsR, Uiiaiinciv N. Oipu, IBld UlfXRT C. NoBLIi, S. CHITTENDEN, Ol'FlCE IN PLATT'S BI'ILOINCJ, Coin mints, Ohio. Ji"3Ddll CHAUNCEY N. OLDS, A T T URNEY A T L A W OI. 11,11 HUS, OHIO. ill.... n:..u Ul ..ut 11 ire 111 110 utifoii uiniiiiiia, nigii iMirti, ROOM NO. 2, Ul' STAlRrt. oc31-il6m JAS. HADDOCK SMITH, A O If. N I. V A T 1. A W 0 Hire in the Colmnhiun Building f'OI.UAl BUS, OHIO. ocS dly t ALLEN Q. THURMAN, Attoruov ,t XaW, t oLIIitlUUS, O. OFFICE ON H1UH 8TREKT, ebib ly Between Friend and Mound sta. Bl'IIH IWIKU. DAMPtOS B, BkNalAN, IHOA. KWINO, JR, EWING. DENMAN & CO., AttornoTB an. juitw I.EAVENWOttTIl UTV, KANSAS. Muni k'.tiitA Purrba.ed and Sold on Commission, Spa I attention paid to l ooting Lands Inallpariani tne Territory. WARRANTS BOIKlHr A!V0 SOLD, uiar23-dw3m &.ri, & arm wino, lilt of St. Loui). THOU. SW1NU, JR., Late o1 Cincinnati. EWING BROTHERS, ATTORNEYS A T L A W LEAVENWORTH CITY XV. tx ax m , m , ivi.i nr.eile In all the Courts of the Territory, and in the North Western Counties ol Missouri mar23-dw:im BOOK-BINDING. BlTi:. L 1 Is L E i TIOOIC-BIND XI 11 AM) Itlitnk liook Manului Hirer, High street, hetieeen Broad and Iky sta. 170 COLUMBUS. OHIO. SURV EYING. riiii.. n. nsiiEit, i ivi Knaineur, Mirvejur uuu iiruii6iitnii llisbeo's Block, over Rudlslll'a, lllfrh Slri'Pl, Columbus, Ohio. k I a. KIND3 OF LAND AND ENGINEER . i vii n..l.. anA l.evnllnii: Maoolng Platting: .lBcloinical and Architoetural Drawing, promptly and all: laolorily executed. rtrfer tn M. L. Sulllvant. Faq , lohnOrabam, Esq., Col. - Ue-llierf, 0. E jy.11 illmwly OPAL DEALERS. a a. ctu h no. T. lorjoH. . WALKry 11. E. CHAMPION Ai CO., DIA1.H8 IN a3alm.t-. tac 43 i.JaKSe. i .1 HRhlDOIC, HOCKlNd, NORTHERS, ZAKHH-VILI.RAMI Rt.AVKSMII'H. Yard aud Ottlce near Railroad Depot, alllt COI.DMBUS, 0. AUCTION AND COMMISSION. (STAFFORD h SMITH AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS Columbus. Ohio, 'a lent Real Estate, Stocks, Honsehold Furniture, Dry-Uoods, Orooeries, Horses, Carriages, Ao., Arc, attended to in olty or country, on the most reasonable terms, liberal advances on cooaUjnmentSj dol-dly MUSIC, E-TC. HALLET, DAVIS &. CO. PIANO FORTES, SHEET MI'Sli) AND MUSICAL INSrKDMKNTH GENERALLY, At the Store lanifrly ottiiju'r J by N. II, tlurr it i , No. I Neil House Hlor-L. II iirh Sired. uolOd&wly A. IttUK A 0.. AGENTS Poll CIIICKEIUMi'S. I 11 Al.LKT, DAV IS A I'O'H l I'imio 'orles, A. W, I.AUU Al tO.'S, j AND Muson & llamlia't lUeluileuuH. I ficneral Aworliucnt of flask al Instrument. Xno iltat Mtuk wcrined vrry Wttk, NO. l UDF.ON BLOCK. oolu-d&wly t,iti DENTISTS. DENTISTRY SWAIN, N. " HAVAIiKS'rt NKW BI.OC'K, ly High at., opp. .SlHte llmmo. MILLINERS. MltS. AI. IIOPPKKTON. FASHIONABLE MILLINER, (mo HrtNn or shapih a ham,,) HIOH 8TRKKT, VOl.UMUm. ar-ilraw Ueta Ulnaohed and PreaHed, aprlO ly CABINET-WARE. Hughes A: BeelK Manufaoturemor (-abliiel rurnilund, Citiili'i A. HIiU- l i'4tis icv-i v Description, Hih ul. three tinm mmtli uf 'I'oum WODLU KE I'KOri'lll.l.Y INI'OttM TUh blihliO tltttt Hit' liavu uoiJtiUlitly OD hftliil h dltf HBortu.tiUt of rili ftuil Kitclion Furniture oi wvitiyje-norijtiou,.wtii4 ti ttiny wirttt lu iliriptme nl ou IUb luont flflli&l'le tHtllirJ. ! Tlitty wnull atdocttll atteotlou to uw iuvtutloui)i thir oviu Hint limy ai ationi hi Iuvh ituiril. uuilet tbe tt&uitt ot Oi i 'Vnirt: lliut Nnin Aa aillrlH thttt tiiu wou utiiVBmtilridiimittii.i. tir all wttu bftYu xiuiuej lu auiiorlor ft.lvAiatiiii, Ilia pcculini j viHptHttabttn tt Ititt jurput) (UriiuaJ, tli simplicity of it oourttruution, auJ thtt chHiiwai witU winob a uq bt-tuininbtid to ounttiiiiwrrj, reudsr the spring be., miperioi to all articles ot ui kiaa yet muut4oiurtui l lie iart Htnn riprinij Bed cau be tittad to any kind 01 belMead. ttfelyiuif with contidence upon the merits of the iuven- tion, tbey do not dera it advisable to seort Agents iato the ielit to increase theaale, but they will he happy to ao-aommoilbte all who feel an interest in the matter with an opportunity of a a mini Hi aa-1 iiiitiitK tor thM.iH )y'i lw 1 y CARRIAGE MAKERS. Blake, Williams & Co. ( RUI(;i: MAMFACTUKERS, COI.UAl BUS, OHIO, IJAVK NOW THR GRFATKST VARIKTV LX end noeat quality of XI tap;-io cfty Cari'lagoM ..,er ouered fur ealn lu thia market. iVnl liug of Kamilr Carriagda, Light uun-lunn luk. aya, Phatton boggiee, l.ight nhlltiog Top But tlat. txtra fwiM.lgnt ironing nugginH, spring Wagona, amauomuitiun ea or llacka, Kxtennlou Top Barouches, l.uru Koad and i'hvalciana'Snlklea, All 01 which we warrant to ive aatiafnetion Our prlcea shall be aa low aa any Katabllahment In the Western country, who sell work of equal quality. Call and examine our work before purchasing elsewhere. Hecond-band Buggies taken in exchange 101 new wora. Repairing done on short notice. rlhops aud Kepoaitory nu Front, between State aud Townsts. fake Notice ! l'llsl!W'r Ihmi HlIT M Bueeriea ! Carriasea ! JK ARK RECEIVING DAILY V ROM our Manufactory lu Xenia, O.. aome of the tlnet Family CrriagM, Turn over Beat Rockawaya, ohiltlug I'm, Bniffiea. Trnlliuir Sulbevs aud Sofinst Wagoua, all made of the best Stock aud Timber, seasooed Iroiu thrc to live yearn. The above articles we oiler to the public r 11 pection, ana ai such priceB iubi win iiitmm wlahinif to nnicure a carriL-e. to buv of us All wrrk Watrante.1. ftspoiitory Town Street, r.iie door Fast oi the Kiauki.i Bank, loiuraniis, unio. GOODALE HOUSE, VOLUJHKUil, OHIO, fTIIE SUBSCRIBBttS ARE UAITK TO 1 announce that their arrangements are now com pleta, and this Uouee will beopenea to tne ronuc on Ti,..rin mnrniuir. llecembcr 31)tb. 1866- We Invite 'ho attention of truvelera and otbsrs to a Hntul newlr liniahed. furnished and replete in every de I n.,(n,.nt n ni.ins aball be wanting oa our part to pjjke tbeQooilale Bouse what Is deslrea at tue i-apitai I oi the Stute. JAMFS A. BAKniW, .1. W. Oof.LttiR, Proprietors. de?n DISSOLUTION. "PUB PARTNERSHIP UERETOr OKK i'.A.-1 ImTINQ under the firm ot A. P. Stone A Co., was this day dissolved by mutual consent, s. o. Allreo nav-I ing disposed of his intereet to the remaining prtner, Iwbo are authorireo locnueci an ueois uiih, aoo nui pay all claims against the lale him rt r. nmnr , UFO. F. O'HAKRA, w B. STONE, .1. 0. THOMPSON, Columbus, .Ian. 20, 1857. S. 11, ALFIIKD. NEW FIRM. THE UNDERSIGNED, OAVINO PUR CHASED the interest of S. II. Alfred In I lis late nim ol A. P. Atone b Co., will oootinue the businesses usual at No. -I HwynneBlock, under the style ol stone, D'llarra I!,, A. r. niiinr., I.KO. r . U'UAKKA, o. B. STONE. Ian. 2u, IW, jaill JO. TUOMI' ON. "Card to the rulilic. WINCHESTER TAKES THIS METHOD of infnrmiog the cltiaens of Columbua aod slran. gera visiting tbe-clly that he haa RFSITIEII BISIVESS AliAlii, IN Tills; KIIUMS DIRECTLY (iI'l'lIM I'l-: THE GOODALE HOUSE, Occupied b'y Mr. Griewold, and will be happy to wait on I all wishing Pictures of themselvC3 or friends. Having lost my Bonks by the recent lire, I would most renpoctlully invite those knowing themselves Indebted lo me to give me a oall, and tho.e having claims against me will alao present them and I will endeavor lo meet lliem. ' Respectfully, Sc., dellldflm epl p. I, WINCHESTER. T H. PAUL CO. ARE PREPARED TO J a furnlah r amllies, Hotels, .-alnons, Groceries, Rail Roads, c, ftc, with rCRK 1CK, taken Horn one nan to one miie above the Penitentiary, by the hundred or nation contract, on most favorable tenns. Orders left at Hhedd ft, Mlller'a grocery. Town street, opposite (Iwriiue Block, at 1). VY. W. W. Hill's meat aiore, Rnckeva Block, at J. R. Paul's ollice. In Hunter's ware house, or by note through the Post Otlice, to ,1. R. Paul, will be promptly attended to. ap2-d:im " rwrick. TnE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY entered into a onnartnershlo in the practice of Mod inine and Surgery in this city and vicinity, under tbe name of "Bair at Hill." Office on the corner of Town and Third streets, lately occupied by Morrison fc Barr. a)aT" Special attention pain to diseases of the Lnnga and Female dieeaea.- R. N. BARK, nolS-tf E. L. UILU RAILROADS. u;mkal onto kail road: Notice to Stock Drovers. ON AND AFTfcR TUESDAY, MAROU lOl B, 181.7, WILL BR BnX BKTWKKV OOLUMBUS AND BELL.AIRE, LeaT.ng Colusibui at 5 8u p. m. and arriving at Bellalre at (10 a.m.; enabling Btonk Hblppera to run Stock through liom Cinolnnati and Daytoa in twenty four hourn, by learlng the abnre named placea in the iaoru-lug. W. J. FEU., Ageut, marl2- i'olumbua, Ohio. WiiiTer Arrangement-Time Chang'd Great National Route, TO U'HNliiuetoii t it v. Baltimore, I'LilHdel- pitta, New Vork nod Hostou. The Shortest and Most Direct Route From ul t I'oinU South and West, TO THE EAST, THE CENTRAL OHIO A NO Baltimore & Ohio R A I L R 0 A I) S VIA Columbus, Zaimville, Newark Wlieeliny, and ,-HRyiN(i ONK fiRRAT CONSOLIDATKD lino or travel Irnm Coluuibue, Uhio, to Ueltiuuire, vouuectiug al Washington Juuutiou, uiue mllea iroiu Baltimore, Mitu the Halllmore ami tlluo Kallroaa t ir'i Branch Koad to WASHlNfl'tON ClTV,aObrdlngtbeeicln elve and only Through Ticket aud Baggage Check ar raogemeut between the cltiea ol the Weat and the Ka tlonal (Coital. Couuecllug alao at tl.n Stmiou In Baltimore with the Railroads to PUlLAf)Kl.PWA, NK1V YORK AND BOB TON, being the only route by which merchanta and tratelera cn purchase tickets that will enable tbern to visit the citiei of BALTIMORE, I'UILABKLPUIA AND NKW YORK, at the cost of a ticket to hiew York hy othor lines, an advantage that li altorded by this route only. TH0 IUII.V IR4I9 FR01I 101.(11111 S, Al lu A. M. and II 45 P. V. excepting Sunday. PaHibengera leaving Columbus on Saturday evening 01 each week arrive in rJallimoro Monday morning at lo, 24 Hours in Advance of any other Route, WaahiuiitooCity at 11 06 a. m., Philadelphia at 12 35, and New York at 1 p. 111. By the Kxpreaa Traiu of thla route, the time from Ciu ciuuati to Baltimore Is but 2rt vt boura, and tu Waabiug too is but '11 s; bourn. Be sure to ask for tickets by the Wheeling route and Ball 1 mom and Ohio Kuilroail. 4Tar Baggage checlied through from Coluuibua to Ual titoore aud ew Yoik. Fare its Low a by any other Itoule. Tor Through Tickets And all information please apply at the ntlire uf I he lniou Oeoot. M. 1 rnllKIHHRTY, Ageut. VI M. WO(iriSIIh, Uaeter of Transportation, Haiti more; .1. M. SHARP, tleneral Western Ageut. JOHN W. BROWN, mil O.ueral Ticket Agent, 0. O. U. K. Cleveland, Coluiubus A Cincinnati ItAILKOAP. Wiiilrr Airrauseiuenl for 1855-56. Three Trains Daily from Columbus, iu Kouuei! tl.iu with Traina on thn i mil. ,ii mini, und Columbtu ami Xema KuilroatlH. i EXPREHri TRAIN AT 10;05 A. M I . .im. niawarB. tlardlngton, Gallon, Crestline, .,1- xr i nnnn Arfifinn. arrivlmr at Clevelaud nUUIDT, ilOW fcuuuu.u , , at '2 40 P M giving paesengera fORTT mutia for dinner aud conuectiug with the 3:20 P. M. Fast Kipresa Train on ii... 1 .l. Shore Ruad for Duukirk. Burlalo, New-York, ia. This i'raiu couneota at (iallun with the Bellefontaiue aud lodlauapolls Kailroad, at Orestline with the 1:80 hipress Trm ou me Ohio and rennsyivama nauroau lor rms I.,,-,.,, 01,11. ,lul,,lna. ate., and the unio anu iniuaua nan road for Fort Wayne; al (iraitoo with the3:4li P. M. Train lor Toledo aud Chicago, reaching Chicago 8 o'clock next 11. Mail Train at 3 311 P. M, ; stopping at ail wav sta tlona between Coluuibue and Clevelaud, arriving at Cleve ,..i . a if, p. M.. oonoectlni at Crestline with 8 0U P.M raat Train ou the Ohio auil rennsyivama nanroauiur PlttaburKh. So , with the Ohio and Indiana Kailroad for Fort Wayne, Itl; at Cleveland with the9 30 P. M. Night Fiprexa i'raln on the Lake Shore Railroad tor the Raat a Night Kxpressat 12 16 P. M.; stopping at Delaware and all nay stations North of New lAjudon aud leaviug paosengeraatallwaystations.oouueotingatCreatlinewllh the 6 00 A. M. Traiu ou the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail road at (Irafton with the Toledo I)ay Kiprass forChicago. arriving at Chicago at 9 30 P. M., counectlngal Clevelaud wilh the Morning Train on the Lake Shore Railroad lor I.....I.I.I. ullkln. New-York. Ad. For through and local Tickets apply at ths Ticket OiBco In the Passenger Depot ot the Cleveland, Colnrabns and Cinolnnati, aud Little Miami, Colnmhns and Jienla Kailroad Companies. E. H. FLINT, Columbus, Nov, 10, 1855.-dlf .Viipern(rnImt. L'f1 ITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS & XKNIA Cincinnati, as follows - DOWNWARD. ,,ava Arrlvaat Columbus Cinoiuoatl, 2:16 A. M 8 02A.M. 106P.U. 4 4UP.U 9 00 P.M 123A.M IT WARD. Leave Arrive at Cincinnati. Columbus. 8 00 A. M 9 66 A. M, lu on ' n-so p. si BOOPM. IlilO The 2:46 A.M. Train from Columbus oonuects at Xeula fa. li. -tr... Rinhmnnd. Indlananolis. lJifavett , Chicago, Ht. Louis, and all polnta west; connects at Morrow lor Wllmlnglon.CIrclevllleand Lancaster; and at Loveland's for Hlllsborougn anaunuiiooine;aiBo vgimoL-uu, vm Minna! for Tiulsvllle bv the boats. The 12 .10 P. M. Train, from Columbus, connects at London for BprlngBehl, nayton, luuianapoin, aa.; con uectlnir at Xenia for Davton. Riohinond, Indianapolis, Lafayette, Chicago St. Louis, and all points west ; conueot-in. t Mnrrnn for Wilminirton. Circlevllle and Lancaster and at Lovelands, for Hillsborough and Chlllicothe; and at Cincinnati with the O. ft M. it. rt. ror uiuisviiie. Ti,. a io p.m. Train from Columbua connects at I)n don for Springfield; and at Xenia for Dayton, Richmond, in.li.nannll. Terra Haute. Vinconnea aud St. Louis. gf For other Information apply to T. Loroa, Agent, or M. L. DOHaRTT, Ticket Agent, Columbua; Wat. Wkioht, Agent, Springfield; A. W. Siabb, Agent. Xenia; A. H, Lewie, Agent, or P. W. SfMAi.aa, Oeuerai Ticket Agent, Uinotnuati. n(,j SupmnCTidrtii Fine Fresh Groceries. i wnni.n CALL THE ATTENTION OF 1 Families, Epicures and- all otbera inteiestad lo my large aoa careiuu j aeienieu si forcigu and Domestic Groceries, Which is now full and complete lu every department ' 1ial. Crnahed. Powdered, Granulated and f'larinad Sngars ot standard qnalities. Fine Black and Green Teas, very low Old Oov't Java aud Bio Collees. Stewart's New York and Bel, her s St. Louis Syrups r.i. q. r.rina. Pear Barlev and Oat Meal. Maocaro'nl, Vermicelli, Rice Flour and Prepared Starch, Flavoring Extrants, nurrie rewim, " Pineapple and prime om w.. vi-. n J. i-i.il.. t-n.Heh niid French Gelatine. English, French and the celebrated Lexington, Ky Soda, Cream Tartar, Baking Towdor and refined Sail value, , Olivea.Cap.'ti.SardireaandnueOliveOil. u.,,,.'. iL..,..,. ii,n,,ut. Broma aud Cocoa Shells Sauces Lea ft Perrin's, Worcoaterahire, Harvy'a Fish B.nne John Bll. Readini. Rotal Tables, Napoleon's lm -...lal in.h... India Sov and Miller's Epicurean. Pr.erva. PirLles anu freh Poachea andToraatoaa In aui. a. rr.karf'vTheat and Split Peaa. Canary, 'KaperHemp and Millet aeeda and Fi.b Bone. Wax, Sperm, Adamantine, Stearin and Tallow Can Raisins, Citron, Currants, rigs, Prunea and Almonds, 'ibe Bast Brands of Fsiuily Hour alwaya on band, to aUier with every thing apertainiug to the Grocery bus! nana, all of whlcn is oni.. . ". i nuiai orohta. N. B.- All iroods dellvsred In any part of tbe city free of charge. Successor to Jno. Miller. no24 No. 4 High street T0l.. tiTH MoLANE'S REPORTS JUST For salt by pnbllahod. t. H. RTLST ft OOj RAILIiOADS. MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI Ml RAILROAD . Open Through to Marietta. ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRII. 20, 1867, Tralua will run aa follows : uoiNU mar. MAIL. Ai'CoamubAfio. 310 p m AWaUMOlUjlOJ. Leave Cincinnati 5 dOa. nt. aouia waT. maii Leave Marietta 0:16 a ni. These trains make olone connexions at rlliuJou wltb the Trains 1 1 the H.'lolo Hoi king Valley It. for Porta-mouth,tgr Through Kt press Paseuger and Freight Tralua for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York aud all poiuta Kast, will eommenre rnuning regularly ou Holiday, the 4tbofMay. IlKORIIh: BAKNH, Siiperllilendent. Chlllicothe, April 11, lnf.7. 1 aplt) lirGreanVest sgiaa COLUMBUS, PIQUA AND INDIANA It A I li U O A n . WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. Oulrkeal ft Itlost Reliable Kouleforlhe Wrsi. Two Traiiin l)ui I y Sunday h IXti-rpletl. ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, FEB Kit-ARY4TH, until luilber notice TRAINS Wild. RPM AS FOUOWS: EXPRESS leave Coluinhiis at H In A. M : arrives at Ur bane at 1U 3U A. M.;aud at I'luua 12:16 P. II.: couueet- lug at Hrbana withl'A ltl P. M. I'taiu ou llad Klver li Ijike Erie Kailiuud north for H KL L KF0STA INK, VITDK, ftWKHT. FT. WA FAJf, lUXDU.IKr, TULRVO, VHWAOO, HVRI.ISUWN, HOCK ISLAND, IOWA VITf, Aud all other poiuls West, without delay an, I with le cbaugiug ol cars than auy other woatern hue lioio l.i lumbue. Aiao, rouneid at Piiiia wllh Sprluger'H Slafte aiol Packet lluea oui th lo MINSTER, BREMEN, ST. MARV'M. An. Au.t nilh traio aouth to TROY, TIPI'ECANHK, Au, Alio conoecti with the 12 16 p . ul uuilh 11 dm on the II a II R 8 to SIDNEY, Making close counectioo at thai po'nt with tralua West on the B. 1 K. K. fur UNIOiV, MirNCl' A INDlANAroi.lS, Connectlog with evening trains for TERRE HALVE, ST. I.OI II., Ac, Alio connecting with traiua for I.AFAVETTE, CHICAGO, Ar. The ACCOMMODATION train leaves Columbus at 1 30 P. M., connecting at Urbaoa with Night Trains North oo the M K. & I,. K. R. Reconnecting al BcllHlnntalne with the Night Traiu for INDIANAPOLIS, ST. I.OUIrl, Ac, At Forreit with train for FORT WAYNE, Sc., And at Clyde with trains for TOLEDO, CHICAGO, Ac. MKTVRMNa: The Accommodation Truln leaves Pltiua at 6 30 A. II arrives at Columbus at 0 67, connecting with Fast Ks- press Trains on IheC, C. AC. and CO. Railroad' lor the .aai. The Express Traiu leaves Piuuaat2:46 e. in., ou th arrival of the tiain ou the D. at M. H. R. liom Si doe y iniiianapona, etc,, connecting at I'rbana with the train on M. K. 3k L. K K. tt. from Ibe North. Airivea at Columbus at 6:10 u. m . eounectlus: with Nlgut traius Kast. Fare as Low as by any other Route. vorinrtner information, or Through Tickets, apply to H. B. UlllKLOW, Agt., Columbus; WM. HAMILTON, Agt , Urhana; J. HAI L. Agi.,Piqua. leh-dwtf R WALKllP.Oeu'l Agent. Ureal National' How-ti TO THK EAST AND UESI. Central Ohio Railroad, BETWEEN tOI IUMBlJS AND WHEFMNG. TWO TRAINS LEAVE CliI.UMBl'S DAILY, (SrnDiVH KluseTSD.) 001N0 EAST. i,euiis Columbus Newark Zanesvllh) Cambridge .... Ar. at Bellaiie. ttipreu Vrain 10 bo A H n ao 12 45 t.M -i 04 " 4 illl " Afail fraill, ll:2br.H, 1:08 AM .1 61 II 30 Thaae traiua make clnae cnonectinna at Bellaire null tne HAI.TIiMORE A OHIO HAtl.BOAO, FOR llaltiuiore, Wanhingtou l ily, I'hilailel ,lllll, new lork, huh nil inr KhsU iii C'itii-. liiiINU WEST. k'xprru lYain. Mail IVrtin we Bellalte 2 :00 e n, 6 ilo A Cambridge Zanes villa 4 :111 " : 8 Oil B oil " 10 7:10 " 10 4S Newark Columbus , g 3n " 12 16 T.m These trains make close connections at Columbus with I.. M , 4 C. ft X., and C, P. ft I. Kallroldl, fm incinnati, Daytou, Indianapolis, Chi cngo, Nt. Jionis anu ine tCXTIRE GREAT WEST' Through Tickit can be had ut all tht above namta rom. TO WAY PASSENGERS. Tralua ai h way will stop at all Stations mi ,r.-,par signals betnggiveu. IONNECTIONS, GOING F-AHT. Tl,a lu 00 A. M. Kxnreas Train connects at Columbus ith the Express Train wnicn leaves unciunau ai o a I and erlth the train from the Weat on the Columbua, Plana, and Indiana Railroad; at Newark with morning ' 1 ' . , , w ,1 . , i , I -. ruvnnn Train lor nanansay, biububiu au,i huil. ,n,o-, aud with Traina on the Bleubenville and Indiana Railroad t Rl la lie wilh r.svrens iraiu on tue uammnre Ohio Railroad for Baltimore, WashlngtoBiPhlladelplilaniO Eastern Cities. , Tha 11 26 P. M. Mail Train oonnecta at Columbus with Train from Cinolnnati: and at Bellalre witn momms Tr.m i Raltimnra and ouin Kau-roao. arriving in n-. iimn. nQ ill A. kl.. connectini wall trains lor an oi Eastern cities. hiiinh wiurr. a-h. ft-lhl A. af. Mail Train eonner.ta at Beiialre wit Night Traina on th Bait, and O. R H ; at Newark with Trains to Steuhenvtlle, Sandnaky, Mansttold and Mount Veruno and Chicago via Monroeville; at Columbua aitb th Traina for uincinnaii, ami wiiu trains inr Dayton, lodlauapolls, and Chicago, nn Dayton aoo em Drbana. 1 The 2 00 P. U Express Train connects at Bellslre with the Express Train from Baltimore; at 7,anesville with the C, W. ft fi. n. lor ciucinnaii; ai niewara wiiii . j,Vj n u . and arrlvee In Columbus at 8 80 P. M , and connects with Trains going South aud West, arriving at Cincinnati at 2 00 A. H. THATCHER PHKINM, anp i ZaMiesvill, Job VI. Bnomi,Qrn'lKdet Agent, Columbus. rten-dtr JOHNSON BUILDING, is now airiiviNQ bis Spring m Summer Cloths, (Jassimeros and venting. Also, the very best quality of all kind uf Ready Made Clothing. ... ...i.- .,.ki.. ....it nt clothes not up in the latest New York atvlea. can be furoilhen witn one a an time at greatly reduced piicea. ItSHV LAVllI. w I. ntivis. siiMiin Stiw Hill. rnnESUBSORlBERSUAVl? ESTABLISHED I . jnxiu iiw uii.i. i mllea south of Alton, and 9 mile, from thla city, wher they h","" a"ll,T "' Oak Timber, and ar. prepared to H I all order, widen may b. sent to them, Their Mill is lo irst rat. running a' - . .i .i..., I...H. ... ii tha attention of persona Iu need of Lumber for building purposes. Bills may be r ... ... .fi i Haila. south east corner ut Fourth and Town street's, near the Hark.t, and they will , r2ER LAI ELY ft RKKYES, "DOORS AND STATIONERY, OUR FALL JJ 8tk, comprising yry tnmg in rim ox ota pu I Good. oo20 J. H, MLKY ft 00. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. .T. II. Kilcy & Co. !'A rr.lt IIAIMGINOM, 1U 7,000 X i o o o SPRING S TtTc K ! Large Variety New Patlcrui. FRENCH AND AMERICAN luer), ltorder, Decorntlouv, AND IMtlNTd I OK MUK MOAIUrs. OIL PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS. PORTRAIT & PICTURE FK.1MKS. Curtain Bands, New Styles Cornices, French Patterns. WIND OW SHADES, IN HOLD AND COLORS. (Shades made to order.) Bull' liollaud, Irnm 21 tu b'2 iu Widlh. Curtail! Loops & Centre Tassels. Picture Cords and Tassels. O vl 3VC Irror as . WINDOW PAPERS, ALL COLORS. The above U (lie l.arJt4Utt llit Htotik oT (JottW iu the line iver oriVred in Hiio( an.t will te Hold Cheap, a pi ICaiulall V Aston HAVE RECEIVED THEIR SPBIYIi STOIK ..I WALL PAPERS & BORDERS And otter entirely new fltylf of htpfrn uf the bent mil k'Hra, A tine etnrk ol Beniitilut llfcoratioii fur Halls, Ceilings 1 Churihn, U0i.ll lMrKRS 1U BUKUURH tt the moot bcaulitul dnin. purtjbaniug. Cull aud examine befttre (.old Pens! Gold Pens! a NEW SUPPLY OF THE BEST M AKERS, all warranted, Juit reaeived by ap'3, RiNDAl L AS10N "1ANVAS FOR OIL PAINTINGS, OF THE Be.t qutihty, always on band at marUd RANDALL & ASTON'S -1ALL AND GET A COPY OF ALL THE V ARCTIO KXPUiKA'I'IOMS of the 19th century for tl roariid RANDALL At ASTON. I tMIO Years Ago, A MOST INTENSELY INTERESTING Work, showing, aa by ao eye witness, all the scenes aud incidents connected wilh the lite of oar Saviour while ou Karth, (or 11 years in the Holy City ) luar'30 RANDAIJ. A AHI1IN. M. LOUISA CII1TWOOU. rpiIE BEAUTIFUL POEMS OF THIS YOUNG . lidy have recently come to ns, neatly bound. They were selected aud pretaced by (leo. U. Prentice, of the Lnnisville Journal, and till a volume of 28S pages, and in pav a perusal ny the invera ol nana roetry. ruaizo KANIIALI, at AHTON. rUE A. M.'S AND THE P. M.'S SHOULD oall and get a cony of Mia. Slgournev'i "PAST MERIDIAN, "at marUS RANDALL At ASTON'S. WHO HAS NOT READ " THE RECOLLECTIONS OF A LIFE TIME." land tuck a Lift Time,) by S. G. Goodrich, more familiarly known as Petfr rariey ror sai ny mar'iu RANDALL ft ASTON. It ci'li s li i r v Llttfj llBV 1AIVjIa tiUJUl m I , HITTSFIELD, MASS. MARVIN HEED, AGENT, NO. 1 ODE IN BLOCK, COLUMBIA, OHIO. The Colniub us Faury Dyeing Estatilitiliiueut S REMOVJfiD fUUU TUP. ULiU BTAWII, . near the corner of Rich aud High, to THIRD STREET, BETWEEN FRIEND & ITIOTSD. Orders will be receivtd lor Dyeing aud Cleausing Silk Gouds of everv description, Cottou and l.iuen Gonds, Merlnues, CaBslmeres, nroDiiciotus, oerages, veiveis, Crapes, Gaurea, Blooms, Hosiery, Gloves, Shawls, ftc, . A ISO, I.ndies' and Gentlemen1 C'anueuls, Silk Lace, Moulin, Damask and Mnrean Curtains, Straw Bonnets, Bilk and silk ureases, wnrerea larpeis, rugs Tiihle I'overe, So. , CLEANSED AND KEFINISHEO In tha haat manner. IT Faded or Stained Gooods restored or re dyed. All orders executed with care aud dispatch. umr28 -d3iil CHAKLr.S HKKBIH I.ISSOI.IITION OF P A RT N E IIS 1 1 1 P I HUE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX J. ISTINU under the name of Taylor and Broyfogl In the Merchant Tailoring bnnloess, has been thia day dissolved by mutual consent. C Breyfogle will continue the business at ihe old stand, and who aloue la duly an-thorit id lo settlr. all th buaiuesu of tb above named firm JAMES TAYLOR, Columbua, I'., April I, latV. 0. BREYFOGLE. For Sale at Half Cost! A CART AND HARNESS; ALSO, A CIRCULAR "AWING MACHINE andOne-Horae Power. Apply to EM.WESTKRVF.lt, apll-dtt N. E. coi ner of Gay and Fourth sta To the Lovers of the Weed. rpHIS DAY RECEIVED A LARGE AS1-X SORTMFNT of Havana Cigaia, consisting ol tha tallowing brands: lOoO Europa V America. doOO La Fontana de Oro. 4000 La Tullpan. 2O00LaRoss. nOOO La Flnr del Peuaauieuto. apli-dlnt U. RANGER ft CO, CHEWING TOBACCO. CjOLACE, ANDERSON, (FINE CUT,) fti.BO F.J per gross. New York, Goodwin, (Fine Cut,) 5 00 par Groaa Yellow Bank, " 6.00 PureAmericau " " 3.60 " Willlama'egneeuot theWeat " 4 40 " Honey Dew 4 oO " ap2-dlm U. RANGER ft CO. llt. 11IaAISDEM,'S Electro-Chemical Baths, A NEW APPLICATION OF ELECTRICITY XX for Plumbeis, Gilders, Whit Lead and Paris Green Manufacturers, Ismaiug itlaaa riaters, cuemiais, w trotvnera. Bird Stutlers. Daguerreotvpera, Founders and by peisona who have beeu drugged by Mercury in or ot Its forms, vlt: oalomel, uiercurlsl olutuient, blue pills, or by quack medicines. Th Medical Profession are well aware that persou employed In th eabove named tradea, are, after a time, auliotedwith. variety of diseases, whlcn nav ganer allr beeu considered Incurable, among th most Import ant of whlcb ar lunammatory nnaumauain, mrouio Rheumatism end Gout, Still and Enlarged Joints, Feral ysts, Ulcsrs, Tic Doloreut, Neuralgia, Pain In the I.ltnhs, These Baths are of the greatest service for Sorofula and Humors ot every speoies, weak and debilitated he males have also received great hanelit from their admin latratlon. The Electro-Chemical Baths extiact Mioeral Poisons from the ayatem in a short time, giving the patient no pain whatever. Dr. B.'e oOloe and residence al iild Iiongworth etrest, between John and Smith atreeta, Cincinnati, Ohio. deltt-dwBm To Contractors. OfKlCU OK TU1 OBIO Pl.XlTENrUHt, Coi.llliFis, April Tl, 1 M f V . RE- OEALEI) PROPOSALS WILL BE O i OKI Yen at tha office of the Ohio Penitentiary nntll Friday May 8th, 1867, at 10 o'clock a. m., for Furnishing all tbe Materials and Ruilding a WORK SHOP about one hundred feat long, twenty eight test wide, two atories high, walla to be of brick. Plans aedspecih.-ationa to be I..U at tha nfflre ut till. Inatltlltlon. Also, fur Furnishing the Materials and Building an ENGINE AND Hiona nui'.e., sir.o iiiiny mm uy .ui.y two stories high, walls of briok. Plana and Speclltca tlons to be seen at this oUic Satisfactory aecurlty will be required. ' I.. G. VAN SLYKF, A. P. STONE, li. SPINK, J. D. MORRIS, .p'Ji d'jw I., W. BABBITT. SCHOLARSHIP. A SCHOLARSHIP IN Commercial College for sale. Apply at this office. feS-dtf tynh io Slate 'journal. PMTO'g PRIVER. Aid. iiicu tin pruy: anil Hvpryu'licii', Tint nil m ami liftti-ulng air Eorevnr heats houm linuiuii nuyri , On sea aud land, in lieliln and RtnielH, IU emllesH prayers lln weaiy world repealn. O! make ull tilings, Ik'Iuw tin: skies. Before my longing eyes, Llkti trees of gold roeulemleiil rise; That 1 may pluck their fruit to-day, Aud go wilh gilded splendor on my way O ! oeal me on Ibe throne ol power-The win I.I h nnial princely dower-That 1 may rule, lunmgli one hriel hour, An I, olad in kingly purple, ee SiibfUhfiivA millioiiH Lend Hie lervile Unee. O! "ive uie Dome euoliauted inline, Such aa a god uiiplit claim-Tbe oarling of iiiiiiiuilul tame; And place an Augel ou each utur, Wilh triunpet voire to herald me alar. Such prayers ol men we ever hear, Renewed from year to year The voices of this hiiniau npliete; And atill the groveling theme proclaims The world'H miiUukeii, low and empty ainiK. Now, hear a voice from agea old, Down lialeuiu)? eras rolled, That asks not lame, nor power, nor gvdd; Hut o'er tha world's melulic din It, cries, "O! make me bi-aiitilul williiu." The eipiipage of viint enlalea. Which tha empty mind o'er-rule The garubhed walla and golden galea, Are hut the uiurth's luf iioiih liren Reneath the Klam of Virtue's high ilenires. And Youth adoined with many a gem, Aud Uahing diadem, Exchanges all the world for Hit-in , Aud liurter to her gatldaatid lace, A jeweled mull wilh its immortal grace, And nation's in their struggle. pmy For wider real ma of sway, And marahal on their bloody way Marauding armies, to obtain Tbe templing tinnel of the vanquished train. Rut aball the nations never tin n To loftier themes, and burn With nobler impulse than lo emu Exterior glitter, and the ehow Of gross material -downward in ita flow ? A good it ia to grade the hill Or bind tha wandering rill To labor's wheel; but, nobler atill, With truth and virtue to control Discordant states, and beautify the soul. Let men and nations everywhere Still burden Heaven's sweet air With this sublime angelic prayer, Against the selfishnesH of sin "O! make u$ mortals beautiful within." IsfLLENCK ok a Nkwspaper. A pcbool teach er who haa been engaged a long time in his pro lesflion, and witnessed ttiu inniience of a news paper on the minds ol a family ol children, writes to the editor of the Ogdensburg Srntiurl an follows: "1 have found it to be the universal iact, with out exception, that I hone scholars ot both "exes, and allagea who nave bad arenas to newspapers at home, when compared wilh those who have not. are; . od consequently read more underHiaudingiy. 2. Tbey are better smellers, and detine words wilh ease and accuracy. . 3. They obtain a practical tnowieiige oi ge ography in almost half the time it requires others, as the newspaper has made them famil iar with the location ol the mont important places, nations, their governments and doings, on tbe eloiie. 4. Tbey are better grammarians, lor, having become ao familiar with every variety in the newspaper, from the commonplace advertisement to the finished and classical oration of the statesman, thev more readily comprehend tiie meaning of text, and consequently analyze us construction witn accuracy. A Norwegian fable satisfactorily accounts lor the short tail of the bear. The bear, it seems, was once met by a fox, who carried a load of Ush, and who, in answer to the question bow be bad obtained them, replied that ho had caught them by angling. Tho bear expressed a desire to know an art so useful; when the fox informed him that ha had only to make a hole in the ice and ineert his tail. " You must stop long enough and not mind if it hurt yon a little, (said the friendly adviser) for a sensation ot pain is a sure sign that you have a bile. Tho longer the time the more the tlsli. Nevertheless, when you have a o-ood strong bite, be sure you null out." The oredulous bear followed the instructions, and kept his tail in the bole till it wai frozen fast. When be pulled, tne ena oi ine tail came ou; and hence the shortness of tho appendage at the present day. Tooth Drawing fashionable. In the reign of the profligate Charles II., it was customary, when a gentleman drank a muy s neauu, to throw somo article of dress iuto the Haines In her honor, aud all his comuauions were obliged to sacrifice n similar article, whatever it migiit be. One of Sir Charles Sedley's fneuds, porcelv ut that he wore a very rich cravat drank to the health of a certain lady, and threw his cravat into the Are. Sir Charles followed his exam ple very good naturedly, but observed that be would have a joke in his turn. Afterwards, whon he dined wilh the same party, he Dlled u bnmper to some reigning beauty, and called on a dentist to extract a decayed tooth, which bad long pained him. Etiquette demanded tnat every one of the party should have a tooth extracted and thrown into the tire, to wliirh they all yielded, alter many murmurs about the cruelty of the thing. A Remarkable Mirage.- The phenomenon ol inirago on Lake Ontario was witnessed by many of our clli.eus yesterday ti a degree we have never before heard of. From the high Doint near the Fort, Prince Edward's Inland, completely ncroSB the Lake on the Canada shore, could bo seendistinciy. i ne uuru ana uaiiow islands were so plainly marked out that the trees and small objects on the shore were plainly seen. Even the ice in the Stoney Island pass-aire leadinir to Saokett's Harbor, was visiblo. The atmospnere yesieruay ueeuis to nave ucen in a peculiarly retracting condition calculated to produce this wonderful phenomenon to (he greatest perfection. We believe the refraction fins never before taken place lo suoh an extent aa to render tne uanana sunm ubiuib nu mie aide of the Lake. Uiwego JHmts. i.tii. 'The Riout Man in thb Right I'lach." Jan. SO. This day, my great, ureal, great grand lather, CharleB First, was bo-nohbedi Ann wen h deserved it: ha was a iesiiitical, hypocritical maml aa ever wore a crown. He died wilh nlnr.k hficause he whs iu his riah' place, ou Hie scaffoldl not the rii lit place ns a king, but ao a man. God rest his soul, but he was a had king, a had soldier, and a bail mall.- Sir (irlti A'aiitr's Memoirs. Washington Dromios. - A gentleman iu Ibis pitv whoae Eaht and Went neighbors bear ihe euphonious name ol "('1111111,'' has an intelligent handmaiden. A few mornings sincii a persou rang his door -bell, and inquired of thla servant, whether Mr. fliuitb lived there. "He does not," was the prompt reply, "ho lives next door." "On which side'.'" asked tha visitor. "On both sides, your honor, you ran t miss him." "But he is a clerk," continued tha anxious inquirer. A "Shure and they're lrolli clerks," was eagerly returned. Cfaion. New Mode op Subputimaimo Witmks.hm.--A cmroapondent writes from oue ol the Interior towns ot ibis state to a New York paper, of a new way to subpoena witnesses: A law suit was orlin tho town, and young "Spooney" engaged to subpoena the witnesses. Tha roads were almost impassable on account ot the mud, and two of the witneases living some three or tour miles away, a bright idea struck bis muddy pate, and lonliwith was acted upon. Be sat down anil wrote each a letter, stating that a sum of money was deposited In his hands, which they could have by calling upon him. Tbey called, and got a subpoena and twolve and a half cents each! WimirRAKT.--In Prospect township, Marlon county, Ohio, a man sued another for rent of a house. On the trial, evidence was adduced that tho house was haunted, and the jury decided Unit Hie defendant be paid $15 as damage, instead ot paying rout. In the same connty, Michael Horrigan waB tried lor murder in tha second degree, and waa found guilty ot assault and battery, lined $175, anil ten days Imprisonment. Canton Rewsitory. The Shuak Crop op Medina CocvTr. The maple sugar crop of this county is very large. There has never propubly been so abundant a crop of this delicious article manufactured Iu auy oue season before; and most of It is of the best quality. The people ot this oounty have great reasons to bn thankful to Him who rules above, aud controls the interests of man, that they can sweeten their cakes and tea, and not he troubled with "negro's toe-nails." It is probable that from 50 to 75, 0U0 dollars will be saved to the people of this county this year, by' their making their own sugar. Medina Oat. Tub Salvation op Inpiuki. Infants. Tha Montreal Minerve (Roman Catholic organ) has an article entreating subscriptions to the funds of a society for the salvation of infidel infants. It (-tales that the agents ot tho society have baptised 32'.I,338 infants, ot whom '217,104 are already dead and gonf to heaven. For twenty sous, according to the report of tho mission ries, four children ran be saved; for 1 ,1)00 francs, i,W0 children. B R 0 0 M S S3 IVI . fcl 1. X. TX T l T T . SOLE AGENT FOR lliilibanl k Pennington'! Union Brooms, WE ARE NOW WORKING FORTY BANDS, and making a large quantity of th beat Brooms. To wholesale merchants I can otter several inducements:1st. A certainty of nbtaiuiog a good article at a low pru-e. 2d. Of gettiug alwaya the same aiticle, and as you want them, allowing you to i:ell by sample, aud not keep a stock on band to become damaged. 1 have alao the largest aud heal stock of every description of Brooms in the city, iucludiug Steamboat, Stable, Shaker, fancy and common. A leo, Whisk, of every kind, Half Brooms, Hickory and Flure Broom., 380O doaen assorted on hand. To Broom Manufacturers I can oner the beet inducements for Handles, Twines, Staples, Tack, and all kind of Broom material. 1 will at all times pay cash for Broom Corn, atth market price. BUCKETS 8c TUBS. Tim tilvmce in pricea at th factory, ftiid high rates of freight, ha brought tiie price of Bucket, and TubBabvv au avaraga rate, but the ninall demand enabls u to keep amifflcient utoak to supply all with auy small quantity tliny may want, at regular ratea. I htra now hoiuu ;t;m) jmclifts'.iH in store. CORDAGE. Having laid iu a good stock wheu the prices were at the lowest point, I can fill any orders at a lower rate than the regular market. I have the best stock in Hie city, without exception. TWIN MS in the umereni lffiuce an-WTjTfdgoe'ui iuo uiuum m.j sell. From the general satisfaction that my customers have etpreased, I shall be safe in guaranteeing satialac tionlo allat any rate It will do no harm for Broom manufacturers, Mattiass manufacturers and others ra-iiiiriug good Twine, to try ours. CEDAK WARE. Tli. beat stock that csji be found in the city, I have now in store. Red Cedar Buckets, Tuba, Keelere, Churns, aud Fa cetta. White Cedar Tubs, Heelers, Cliurna, Half Bushele, Pig gins and Cans. . Tb. trade can alwaya be certain of Unding a good stock nu band, at a reasonable price. RECEIVED THIS WEEK: loo dozauOak Well Buokela, bs coils Manilla Rope; fail bundle. Wrapping Paper ; loll bales Oakum; 10 cases Matches, roll ud wood box; ImI dozen Brooms; fi tons Broom Corn; 2t,0 dozen Zinc Washboard ; voii " Whisks, :6 barrels Bristol BrWk , Voil coils Cotton Rope, loo bales Batting; 10 gross Cedar Faucetis; lib bales Cotton Twine; II Toua Rags. Willi iiiioh oonataut addition lam able to keep the bent assortment In the olty, aud can alwaya sell ai the loweat cash rates. ZINC WASHBOARDS. I sin now manufacturing Zina Wanhbosrdsby O. Rice', patent, and making the oest Zino Washboards now .old In tliis market. If parties who wish to to purchaa will call, while looking that matter up, I will satiety them upon that point; and I will not ask higher than others are eelling them at. Wo are making more Boards than any other party, last or, Weal. Wood Work for Wagons, Buggies, &c. A good stock of well seasoned Wood Work on baud, of everv description, at low ratea, - PLOW HANDLES. We are making a nice well Anlshed Plow Handle, which are uow generally used by the largest manufacturer in the city and iu the West. W herover they are used they will recommend themselves, A large stock constantly on hand. AISU Line ILmpa for Flour, l.liu. and C'emeut Barrels WILLOW AND WILLOW WARE. 15,000 tls Extra French Willow; I, OilO It.. Bows; II. tHiO lis Willow Twigs lor cooper use. Also A large assortment oi Cradles. Wagons, Caba, Haiopera, Market, Clolhes and School Baskets, and Wil low Wine generally. IKON BOUND OAK WORK. I, 'J, (l, 10 and 16 gallon Liquor Kegs; Iroo bound Oak barrels, for grocers' uae; oak Well Biicklta, three aizea; oak Iroo bound Half Buahel Measures and Ship Buckets; a supply constantly on hand. Itiooui Twine, Wire, Tacks, Staple., Needles, Handles, lrimtoiie, ViirulMli,Ac.,lor Broom Makers' Use. WIRE WORK. Selves, Nos. 14, 16, IS, SO, 22, 24 aud 26; Riddles, Nos. 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 and lu; l-'aud and Lime Screens , Kat Traps; Mi, use Traps; Cheese Sales, &c, ftc. A good stock coustantly on ban, I FOR FARMERS' UiiE. Oiled, Root and Steam bent Hamas; Horse Collars; rtagon and Baggy Wliipa; iv.tlnn. Hemp, Flax, und Manilla or Grass Plow Linen, Arc, Hie. MATCHES. Round Wood Rot Matches, paper box; . ( I,, .. " of various manufacture! I .ii sole by S. Al . B A R1I ETT, Wood and Willow Ware aud Paper Dealer, i'orntir ol Waloiit. and front sis , ocll eiel&wly Cincinnati, Ohm, ' SYLVIO OIL. Alli'llls Wsill fHi .SELL GOODS AND i'.VJrma, aki. L toesiabllsh Agencies li.r New Vork Manufacturing Houses. rsona by calling " ""IM"" l oiorw No. ;l HVh street, oi IIJ.O.III l'WH" .'irainn iri, lUIMUl- bus Ohio ran h b"ii oiooueae in wuicn aaieamen can iuake'lr.iiu one to line hundred dollars per month. We have reneutly luvenled Burning Oil, at one fourth the i,r"'oof I perin, which, 11a demonstrated by those who are ii'i"i it, produces a light fully equal to Sperm otl, and lasts one third longer; warranted perfectly aafe under ill cireumatances. Also, a great variety of other urticleaof equal value to tbe agent. Call and examine the buaine.s, A email capital 1. required. HELIM SPAULDLNG, General Agent. marl8-dw",m pu