Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1852-06-29

              J NUMBER 300 COLCJMBUS, TCJESDA.Y MORNING. JDNE 29, 152. VOLUME XV. V PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY 80OTT & SABOOMC. OFFICE JOUBMAL lUILDINOS, HIOH AND MABI, STRUTS. COUNTING ROOM ON HIGH STREET. TKllttlM luvarlubljr In advance, i ue Dully, to peraon In Columbu., per year $8 00 aunt by mail out of Columbu 8 00 " during ton amnion, and Trl-Woekly balance of ysar . iu Oolumbm Ily mail I'll Tri-Weekly by mall Weakly In Columbu Outof theoltytbymail,lngle Toclubaoi four and upward To club ot ton and upvrnrdi, to one address Dully, eslon Tri-Weekly Wnokly, single To clubt of live and upward! . . . 6 00 4 00 3 00 a oo 1 so i 24 1 00 9 00 1 00 so . 40 Advertising. The lollowing rate and rules of advertising have been agreed upon between the proprietors ol the Ohio Smtmm and the OAio 'late Journal, to be observed, In all oaim, after thl data. July i0, 1(HH. Dally Paper. One square, 10 lino or lea, onelnsortion .. it each additional " i, a 1 week a .. a m .... j ' ,i 4, i 1 month - .. .. a ,, it 3 " ii 6 " i 9 " ,i I' 13 0 SO . 0 25 . 1 SO . 8 00 . 3 00 4 00 . 6 00 . 8 00 10 00 . 15 00 18 00 10 00 so oo . S3 00 35 00 30 00 80 00 35 00 40 00 45 00 65 00 130 00 standing card, 5 linea or lea, par annum 0 ii ta o hanged weekly daily with 4 change h 6 ' .i ia changed weekly ii dailv hor cases not provided for, chargeable In conlortnlty with Tho standard of measurement to bo minion typo. For each additional iquare in the dally, Inserted one month, or a greater length ot time, and for each additional square inierted under the yearly rates, halt price. No advertisement to be considered by the year, unloaa it it ape-citied on the manuscript, or provloualy agreed upon between the pHpu!)lithcra not accountable forth accuracy of legal advertise-innts beyond the amount charged lor their publication. Announcing candldatea (for offlcea of every description) to be charged at the rate of fifty centa per week, tor each namo j the aametobo, In all cuaee.puid in advance. All advartiseroonta from atrangora ortranaicnt peraona to be otiid in advance. . , ... . . Advertiicmeuta not marked on the copy for a apecihed number ot insertions, will be couttnucd one month, unleaa ordered out, and payment will be unacted accordingly; Tho privileges of yearly advertiacra will bo confined rigidly to their regular business! and all advortleemcnta not portamlng hereto, to be paid for extra. Advertisements for Auctioneer, General Agents, Real Estate. Agent, -c, not to be contracted lor by the year, but to bo charged bv tho piece, at tho uaual ratea. NO ADVKBTtSEMENT CAN BE INSERTED OBATCITOUSLY. Advert. ...menta torcharitabloinstltutions.hro companies.wara, township nd other public nieoting, and auchlike.to be charged UoMhetawrtcd without chargo, unleaa accompanied by runeral invitation- or obituary noticea, and when ao accompaniod, to be P"Kfuia. advertisers, and all otheraaendlng communication or ffKiuirlna notice, deairtng to call attention to fair, soirees, con-ceres or any puolic entertaiumenta where chargea are made tor ad.ni Mii.-c -all noticea ol private associations-overy notice dos, .oudto call attention to private enterprises, calculated or in-tended i,. promote individual interest, can only be nserted with the understanding that the aame i. to be paid lor It intended to bo inserted in the editorial column, the same will be charged at the rate of not le than 20 centa per lino, and then only when accompanied by an advertisement All leaded advertiaementa to be charged not lea than double the above rates, and measured as it aoud. Advertisements on the inside exclusively, to bo oharged at the rate of 50 per cent, in advance on the above rate. Attorney will be holden for the price ot inserting advertise-incnts brought in by them. DR. ROBERT THOMPSON'S OFFICE. NO. 4, Ncil'a Exchnngo, opposite the Secretary of State a offlce, High atreet, Columbus. Qecli NATHAN BROOKS, Justice of the Peaces Otflce In the 100m formerly occupied by Juetlco Evans, eoutn ot the Franklin Bank, up atalr. E RE, ABBOTT & CO., DEALERS In Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, Na ',G laaa,, Hou.e Builder1 Material, Farming and Mechanical T oola, Military Gooda"&e., &.Q. No. 161 High atreet, aign ol the Gilt Padlock. A. B. BUTTLES, " Attorney and Counsellor ut Law, Columbua, Ohio. OIHce, No. 2, Neil'a Exchange, oppoailo Secretary ol State a ouuei iyw , WALTER THRALL, Attorncyand Counaellornt Lnw.Columbiw, Oh o. ALSO, a Commissioner to tike tho Acknowledgment of Deed for the State ot New York. o0 .. J. R. TUTTLK, ATTOBNEV AND COON9KLLOB AT LAW. a iFFlCK Next door aouth ol City Bank Buildings, ovetSli. t euro's SaddleryStnre. Culnmhus.Ohlo. onlf-d&wly SAMUEL OALLOWAY. . . ",",'XV rXa'- OALLOWAY & PA BE , ATTORNEYS AT LAW. WE will practice law, aa partners, in the Court of F ranklm and adloining countiea, and In tho Circuit and District U. S. Courts. Offloe in Platt'3 new building, oppoaite State Uouae. moyS-tt ' ,05EPH F. SMITH. "" SMITH & MILLS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Real Eamte, Bounty Land and Penjlon Aijenu, Two door East of High, on Tuwa Street, COLOMBUS, OHIO, ... TTEND to the practice of their Prolession, obtaining Pen-lona, buying, selling and obtaining Land Warrant, ellins; and leasing Real Estate, examining land titles, collection ot clams, io., &c.-jygf Letters from a distance ainat be post-paid. P' ,.,v, l. B. HABBIB. r c .EastoN.. gESSI0N8 & CO.. awAotTW A N fi KTilL DI1LIRI IN RY GOODS, Boot,Shoe, Hati, Cnp, Straw Goodi, A'ourdooi fl luutn 01 ino agwi-mim, uiuw v. v. aniBEBT. & I 1 1 L E Y , ,ook bindeosJand blank hook mas ofactvrers, 4 Rhl prepared to Bind In any style. In a superior manner No. 1 rtuokeye Block ad story. ap28 JOHN W. BAKEB. BOBEBT ABMSTB0NO. OKI, ... ,r i, M. iniNTimMi. It EAL ESTATE BROKERS and GENERAL LAND AGENTS. Office, South room Excnange panx cmming, . . M TIIBd. COMSTOCK. GEO. O. COMSTOCK. BUTTLEW, sjili a ;, (Successors to B. Comstock . Co.,) FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Lard Oil Manufacture", and dealer in Salt, Plaster, F ish and Lumber. Head ot the Canal, Columbu, Ohio. y Liberal advance made on consignment. J. RIUBWAY tJO'5 Iron Foundry, Broad utrcet, near the Bridge, Columbus, Ohio. 6tovoaoallkind.,andsgreatvarietyofCa.ting,alwayonh!Uid. octl,'41 11. E. SMITH, Auction and Coinmisaioa Merchant, No. 3, Odeoa Bnildioaa, Columbua, Ohio, a LL kinds of Mer.-.haodixe, Real Estate, Household Furniture &c, &c., sold on reasonable term. Person, wishing any description of gooda .old will find it to their advantage to call. Liberal advance, made on consignment. Columbua, Oct. J, 16ol.-tt 1UaTkTTr17 ,HE undersigned have this day associatedI tliernselvea in bul-InMaunder the firm oi WM. RICHARDS 4 CO, at the old .tand ot Wm. Richarda, No. 1, NeU Hou.e, oppos.ie Columbua, February 1, 1851. WM. U. BLADE, The liberal patronage with which our friend, and th P"j i ... i. itetnllvacknowledKed: and acoa- r.aaarnmof the same i. reapecttuUy ""1jf;,ARTja & c0 February 1, 1851. VV M. RICHARDS tiu. All oersons having unsettled account, with the late firm ot Wm! K?a.,are invited to call and settle the ..me br cash or f ALDADLE PROPERTY ON THIRD STREET AMunlmproved halflot eorner3d and 8tate.trMt. jal.oacom modlou. Brick dwelling with lOroomaandgoodout-build run. raub, 3 PLV AND fCPBR INGRAIN CARPETING. 40 ap30 ww TTK Obbohh CO. ,. uBiir unAKfl. - , m tmITT 1 LI. ilananll VJarith hrlnf Mitorv ot Hunrary, laeleet aoeechea ol KoMUth, c, Yc By Hm W. De Pay. Just received at I"ar. B) n.i.r.. - v-- oulMIl IIIkWN KTH. Vy HlTE and ffi?p$S$?2tiSr 8PLENDIO HEAVY CURTAINS. LARGE lot Silk and Wool DamasEs, lor -riaioa. do Lloea and Worsted Damask for Curtain. . tost received, and tor ale oy 1. D. OSBORH at CU. narav awn t.aVP FOR MALE. THE .ubseriber will aell the Lot on which he Uvea, on K High street, between Town and Rich ,"th"!!5 a 1 . " . , u., in, hnsiMi-.. and for 1 (.. u J.'. n t will be about one third down and tS.bA, Lnarmenta. Thowwbowt.hopurchae toepeen. Use on, or to locate for buainea. would do well to oail anaexaa g0d br1" WALTCk THRALL. BOOKS & STATIONERY. mUE following worka ire lust received, and for sale at the -I Newspaper and Periodical Oepoli Myaterleaand Miierieaof New Orleans. By Ned Bunlllne. The Swamp Steed) or, The Day of Marlon and hi Merry Men. Tho two Bride. By T. 8. Arthur. Falkland. ByBulwer. The Kebel Spy A Tale of the Revolution, ao., oVo. Together with a very large aaiortment ot new and interesting reading matter, including a variety of Newspaper,, among which may bo found the following, via i Glesaon'a Pictorial, 10 centa a week. Wavei ly Magazine, do do New lork Herald, weekly, 10 eenli per week. New York Tribune, do do do National Police Gazette, do S do New York Picayune, do 5 do Carpet Bag, do 5 do Lantern, do lHVi do Saturday Evening Poat, do 8 do New York Dutchman, do 6 do Punch, do 15 du Railroad Guide, do 15 do Sclentlho American do 5 du Spirit of the Time., do ISM . And many otbera, too nnmeroua to mention, but if you will drop In, yon thall have a chance to look at all, and .elect auch aa you may like beat. (mal4) C. A. MONTROS8. SCHOOL BOOKS Cambridge Editions Stackhardt'a ChemUtry. Ridd'a Intellectual rhllusophy. ' " Stewart's do. do. Latham'. Grammar. Tuiculan Disputation. For sale at the New Bookstore. ,. r . maS 1. H. RILEY t CO. N EW BOOKS Ponular Ballad i. Memorial ot Cooper. Nlghta in Block-House. By Wataon. Heart Unruled i or, 1 knew you would like bun. Janney'a Lite of Wm. Ponn. Scnoolcralt'a Tweity Year with the Indian. Journal of a Military Reoonnoltance In Santa Fe, Nbw Mexico, and the Navajo Country. By i. H. Blmuion. Romance of Natural HUtory Wild Soene and Wild Hunt. Fur aale at the New Bookstore. ., ,naS8 J- H. RILEY & C BANK NOTE PAPER, of superior quality for Banker, Railroad and County Bond, County Order, etc., ate. Bank note paper maue to orijer, oi any size, luiu.uc or color. . , , , Blank Draft and Note, from the finest steel plates, for .ale at the New Bookatore. 1. U. RILEY & CO., jul 5 Stationer. TETTER BALANCES, Desks, Weights, JLi Newapaper-fllea, Portable Safe a fine article, auorted si 7j-m fnr enuntlni rooms and bousea : Conylnir Presaea, a uperl or articles Inkstands, new patterns, great variety. For aale at the Now Boosatore. JU3 J. H. RILEY It CO. PYNNSHURST : his Wanderings and Ways of Thinking. By Donald McLeod. Penciling by the Way. New revised edition. For sale at the New Bookstore. m,29 J. H. RILEY II CO. THE GREAT HARMONIA Volume 3.-Jut received, at the Now Bookstore. , j3 ' J. H. RILEY A CO. INSURANCE. GENERAL HEAD QUARTERS, for Life. Fire, Marine, and Health INSURANCE. Office in Piatt, Block, Htate street, up stairs. In these dav of failure of Insurance Companies, the under- ilaned would call attention to the exhibita of aome ot the comnanlea which he has the honor to represent. Among them are tne Franklin Fire Ina. Co. or Fhlladeiphla-Franklin, of New York, Ppringfleld Fire and Marine, Etna, ot Utica, N. Y., Renaalaer, of Lanainghurg, N. Y., Union, of Fort Plain, N. Y., Hudeon River Ina., Waterlord, N. Y., r!ltv InMiimncn CmnDanv of Cinclunati. -asset do. do. do. do. do. do. 1,584,300 300,000 164,150 170,000 J00.000 173,000 346,978 do. 800,000 Several of the above companies take Marino and Fire risks LIFE INSURANCE. Mutual Benefit New York and Newjeraey $1,381,000 Jetlerson Life Insurance Co., Cincinnati 100.000 Amerlcun Temperance LIlc Ina. Co., Hartford. . . . 100,000 American Mutual Liie Ina. Co, New Haven 100,000 HEALTH INSURANCE. Mechanlea Mutual Health Association, Cln 820XJ00 Th unrinraiimed will take ureal pleasure in exhibiting the re cent report of all the above compnuies, and explaining in exten-o their resources and manner ot doing buaineaa. in the varioua departments of Fire, Marine, Lite, and Health inaurance, there can be no auperior lacllitles ofJercd by any agent or company. CALIFORNIA LIFE RISKS taken on moat favorable tcrnie. Remember to call at Head Quarter, State street, up atalr. WARREN JENKINS, Agent. L. E. Wilson, sub-agent. nw --u. Tboae who wian tor Fire Inaurance will pleuae read the followlna Heport 01 me FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF PlIII.AIJEI.rillA. HOWINQ CASH ASSETTS, January 1st, 1853, iuvestod as s lollowa t Flrat, Mortgage, chiefly In Philadelphia.. $957,513 4 Real Eitate purchased at Bherifl aale 84,377 78 Temporary Loan, on Collateral. 125,0S 7S Stock., valued at tiB.50S cost tW,335 CO Notes, Bill, receivable, c ,0r0 90 Cash ! .81 39 $1,1184,300 94 CaT INSURANCE AtJAINST FIRE In the above cram- pauy, Dy ieio yu j WARREN JENKINS, Agent. COLUMBUS AGENCY. Kentucky Mutual Life Insurance Company. r-nvnn, if.mrf atnn.nno. THIS Company otters to the inaured all the aecurity and ad-vantagea of the Mutual and Joint Stock plana (aa heretofore nntiAHnnmhineH.namHlvt Low ratea of Dremium i an annual return, in caah, of the per centage required for the contingent riak of the year ) an adequate, but not exccaalve provision lor the future aecurity of member for the whole term ot lite, with an adequate interoat in the accumulating tund aecured to auch membera, at death, by credits upon their policies ; a guaranty fund designed lor the permanent aecurity of abort term membera, and alao for the present aecurity of thoae for the whole tarwn n, In I'M. I. ihonnlv Mutual Life Inaurance Comnanv whose rates of premium are fixed at a fair reduced standard, with a provision lor an annually lncreaaing accumulation of lunda (for iuture security) In exact proportion to the amount of buaineaa and the inirnainir ri.k l mm advancing aire amona the membera. Pamphlets, Tracta, Ac, giving in detail the plan and rate of the Company, furnished gratia, ana applications receiveu, uj J. R. TUTTLE, Agent. S. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. . ocg-t-a THE HARTFORD LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY. HltrroiD. CONNECTICUT. CAPITAL STOCK. BIOO.OOO! Thl Company, by thellb. j oral nmvlsion. of its charter. I enabled to ofter advantage. uperlor to those presented by any other Company in the United Suites combining as it doea the Mutual, Joint Stock, and Liie and Health principlea ; in all of which the rate, are aa lavor 'lie to those aaaurea as satety so inera ana mo umpany w, .u,m w This Company ia the jirat and only one in the Union, or in ihe ,.,M ii 1, halieved. that has thus combined its operationa, and ottered to grant inaurance with beuenta bothprttiendpri.:e- tin Forfulldetail In regard to termaandcondltlonareferencemay be made to tne pampnieta to oo nsa grain in ine imu, ur u, . . ......... , -1 . i nnuaTnfu . ...... Columbus, O, August su, iboo. Insurance on Life and Live Stock. A GAINST los or damage By flaE.ana againn tne perns oi 1. the Sea and Inlano navioation, on property oi every ue- acription, taken In the following Companies: UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSUKANVK vunrAKii 8150.(100. OHIO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, C1NCIN- n.nltnl 8100.000. NEW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INS. COMPANY, NEW HAVJHN. i;0.B.Jill ti ,'. t.innoo. EAGLE INSURANCE COMfANY, CINCINNATI, O Cnpltnl mi,i . UTICA INSURANCE COMPANY.CTICA.N.Y. 4'npitnl lao.OOO. EMPIRE STATE HEALTH ASSOCIATION, ROME, NEW YORK. Capital 10,000. EQUITABLE FIRE INS. CO., OF LONDON. i 8-jt.aoo.ooo. Rises taken oa the moat liberal term., and all louses promptly adjuawd. (lalO-dly x eiuuaiua.sssni. WfkU TH F LADIES. A BEAUTIFUL assortment of white and eol'd Lace Bonnet., rm. fa.hionable atylea, tnia aay receivea o j tp" mal7 . a. ar. . v. juww, vvy LAND WARRANTS. THE anacrlbera will purchase from 5,tuu to am uuo wona oi Land Warrant., for which the market price in cash will be paid. apis asaaa aa aaaaiauwu. FINE. WATCHES. .UR Stock, with It. recent addition., la very .uperlor In ex. J tent, variety and price. Pleaaeexamlne them dec83 BLYNN BALDWIN. nma nrnvnouj RniDKa Ia BEtUTIFUL Oothio, LandMa pe and Plain Oil Win IdU dow Shade. aat received, and lor sale oy .O30 J. D. OSBORH CO. CEALS AND PRESSES. Notarial, and all YJ other description, of Seal, made ia the bait manner,aad rt.rt ouc aaa r-a yL BALpw,, TNGRAIN CARPETING. 50 pieces of fine X Ingram (aU wool) Carpeting, lor aale at 3 to (oe or Iao30l i- D. OSBORH CO. TIEST QUALITY OF FAMILY FLOUR, J may be obtained by calling oa CHARLES PCpTT.at the eonntinc rooea of the loaraat Office, oa er of High str tand counting rooea agar auey CINCINNATI. vmtUF. St IIEWSON. AUCTIONEERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS NO. 30 MAIN STREET, CINCINNATI. Auction Sale of Groceries every Tuesday and FrN day I ot ury uoooa every Tnurajuay. YORKE oV ITEWSON have alwaya on hand t large at aortment of Grocerle, at private ale. . Also Are Agenu of the ANCHOR MILLS, PltUburgh.tor the .ale ol their .uperlor Brown Sheeting.. Al.o Agento ol the SOUTHG ATE FACTOBYfor the.aleof their celebrated Manufactured Tobacco, of whichtheyhaveaull tlmea on band, Five, Eight, and Found Lump. augl4-dly:too . . E. O. GOODMAN, West tide Walnut itreeet, between Columbia a-Petri, WHOLESALB DEALEB IN ALL VABIETIEI Of WRITING, PRINTING, AND OTHER PAPER. tST Agent for SuMttd KagU NUU Writing taper. aplO JgNVELOPES 500 M Bull Envelope.; ISO M White do ; 53 M Legal do 100 M Note do ALSO Note Papera, a beautiful asaortmant, Juat received by " E. O. GOODMAN, aplO 77 and 71) Walnut atreet. FRENCH COMMERCIAL LETTER PAPER.-300 ream Bluo and White, luat received and lor sale at reduced price. E. O. GOODMAN, BpiU (( OJ1U ,W .T.iB.-.wmw RENCn PLAIN CAPS AND FOLIO POIsT, Blua and White, Juat received and lor 'e,'0- G00MAN aplO ' 77 and 79 Walnut street. miNTED ENAMELED CARDS and Cnrd Bonrda. J. A beautiful article, manufactured by M"r. Blia, Potter ft Co. I have the largest and cheapeat stock of Cards in the City. E. O. GOODMAN, apiu n ana iv rvaraut iuauuiai;.uii. og.. LAELIN BROTHERS' WRITING FAPUKtS.-I have been dealing in these Papera lor more than a year, and I.J !..., it,.0 nnn i,n wiah. as to oualltv and nrlco. They are the highest grade of Paper manufactured in the United States ; alwaya give satisfaction, ana usea once are wmut-u aga,u. A lull assortment just received. E.O.GOODMAN, aplO 77 and 79 Walnut atreet. Mi f llT.I.OIKni. MORRIS & CO. FORWARDING fc COMMISSION MERCHANTS, DEALERS IN UROUEKlfcB ANU wuuu, apl0-3m No. 35, Main atreet, Clnclnnnil, Ohio. COFFEE. 600 baga Eastern Rio, lor aale by McCULLOUGH, MORRIS & CO., aplO no. main street. J CGAR. 100 fahda Sugar for sale by McCULLOUGH, AIORRIS to CO., aplO No. 33 Main atreet. NUTMEGS. 1000 lbs Nntmeas lor sale by aplO McCULLOUGH, MORRIS & CO. NDIGO. aale by -10 ceroona Caraccaa and ficasea Manilla Indigo for aplOj MoCULLOUGH, MORIS & CO. MADDER. S caska Madder fur aula by pl0 McCULLOUGH, MORRIS dt CO. HERMAN SCIIIIADEB, (SUCCESSOR TO CHABLES STARCH) Importer of German, French nnd English Fancy tinnAm. T.L Mlltairnl 1 nMtrillllf-ntR. And Wholesale Dealer 'in Accordeone, Violine, Comb; Pittole, Percmston Cape, Pocket and table Cutlery, Spoone, Spectacle, A-c, Ac. NO. 6S MAIN STREET, BETWEEN LOWEB MABKET AND COLUMBIA, apiu-nom mciujitikiumu. JOHN II . DETERS, MANCFACTUBEB OF BOOTS AND SHOES, No. 41, rJuuth Side Third Street, (opposite Maaonic Building,; CINCINNATI, O, MR. 1) keepaeonatantly on hand a full aaaortment of tine Dresa and Water Proof Boota and tfhoea In all varictiea, which will be anld at very low prices N. B. Fine Boots forwarded by express, and warrantf d to fit, upon all orders accompanied by the Caah and the meaaure. apto-iy WINDOW CLASH. WE are now receiving a large stuck of this Seaaon'a manufacture of Bellovernon Window Glass, and having taken the flrat Premium at the Ohio State Fair, Mechanica' Institute, of Cincinnati, and the Alleghany county Fair held at Pittsburgh, we feel assured that wo oiler to the city and country trade the beat and moat extensive assortment ot Glass of the 1st, 3d, 3d, and 4th qualities ; Druggists' ware of all descriptions ; Tumblers and Jara t Plot and quart Flaska, Ac, &o. All of which will bo sold on the most reasonable terms by SPEEH8 & WRIGHT. Bole Agent for Bellcvornon Works, No. 39 Main St., Cincinnati. N. B. Also, a constant supply ot Dupont' Gun Powder i Rifle, Bleating and Bportlug, Soda Ash, and Bleaching Powder. apiu-oim SEAL PRESSES AND SEAL ENGRAVING. t F. HALL, (late of the firm ot Shiflet, Hall & Co.,) . haa re-eatabliihed himaclf at the Northeast corner of Filth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, where he is prepared to execute ordera tor genU, Improved Seal Preaaen, Envelope Dies, Hall' 8ell-ealiug Advertmng Envelope ana Embossed Card. Alao, Steamboat, Poat C'tlice, Hat Tip and Book Title Stanipa, &c. marg7-3m UIIHNPT'S PATkNT WATER COOLER. rHIS article Is the result of the application or acentifie prin-.nli. to the nurnose intended, via t To keen water aa cool as possible, ae long as possible, with the least possible Ice. The proprietor ba lung devoted hi attention to thl particular braidi of doroeatic economy, and paasing from one Improve ment to another, haa ut length arrivea as near poriecuon as u ia possible to reach. A proof this Is found tn the very general t.se of those Coolers in all parte of the country. A better proof of innt ia. that, aince their Introduction, various imita liona of tho genuine article have been attempted all falling short of Ihe object, it la true, yet all proving clearly which way the tide ot popular opinion ia setting. . . . . . - a . i. n.. .u mill A simple statement oi lacis, in regara iu mean iuuic,., satlaly every one ol their superiorly. First, they are the only article of the kind ever pattntid. They are furnished with two distinct non-conducting chambers, by meane of which, with two pounda of Ice to the gallon, water ia kept (at a temperature of 40 below aero, or only 8 above the the freeiiug point) all day. i haa, at a coat oi aome nve cenia per aay, a ituuuy oi uruiua. , aize can bo constantly supplied with water aa cold a Ice itaelt ; larger numbera in the aame proportion. This has been found by actual experiment to be a saving of at least seventy five per cent over the Knrthen Jara lormerly used for this purpose. Again, these Coolers never sweat ; in this way saving much unnecessary waste and trouble. Being manufactured In tho most workmanlike style, and handsomely nni.hed In every reapect, they make a very beautllul or nament lor tne Uining rtoom, noiei or Eieummm. An imnnrtan, imnrnvpment haa latelv been added tothe Cool er, viz i a amall Pan (capable ol holdiog irom aix to eight pound. ot butter) inserted directly under tne cover, ini. quantity in hntror ran ha kpiii net fectlv hard all dev. without additional Ice a very important addition to the economy and comfort of lf deaired, the Cooler can alao be furnished, at asmallex. penae, with a Filtering Apparatua, made and lor aale at rJUllfflAl O J1UUBU rulMl.Utua: fc.l.un.uHnu. , Nn. 14. East Front atreet Cincinnati, O. riKaWin Hinlwim. Cutlerv. Tea.Travs. Britannia, Japanned Bronzed and Tin Ware, Hrusnes, vvooaenana wuiow vare, Bathing Apparatua and Relrigeratora. apiu "Patent Metallic Burial Cases." WE continue to manufacture and keep on band every size ana variety of finish of this invaluable article, now rapidly n-peneding the use of wooden collin. wherever introduced, on account of their auperlority for depositing In vaulta, for protecting the remain, from the casualtlea Incident to ordinary inter-menta, (a. their great atrencth preventa the earth from crushing tlw.m and the aratineatlon It anoraa me irieno. oi lot, uewaacu, In the reflection that the remain, are kept together in an imper-iahaole caae. Aa we have recently reduced our wholesale prl-cea, we are now nflering favorable Inducement, to Undertaker, throuihout the Wait, and respectfully .ollclt orders lrnm them. mhZi Corner Ninth and Main streets, Cincinnati GIBSON HOUSE, Walnut Street, between Fourth and Fifth, CINCINNATI, OHIO, O. II. GEFFROY, Proprietor, apfitf latb or walnut .tbxet bocti. If- BOOTH AND SHOES 10 case, boy's prime Kip BooU ; 15 ' youth's 15 , prime Coarte Boots ; 10 " women a nip ana ppiii-5 .. " ImitGoat " 10 " Bnskins ; x children's Pegged and Sewed BuoU ; 15 " misses' " Buskina and ' 30 " men'. Bmgan', and Kip, Split and Coarae 10 " Boy a' Call and Kip Brof ana; 10 " youtha' " " Just received , and lor aale at very low jprlee. E. G. WEBSTER . CO., aee Corner Fifth and Lodge. GUM SHOES Five thoaaand pair on hand, for aale aa Iras the lowest. Call and examine the aaaortment Sixes to accommodate the buyer. dec!! E. O. WEBSTr.R It CO. Comer Filth and Lodge, Cincinnati. MOROCCO, LA STINGS, LAC KM V GALLOONS Our stock ia the largest and the beat rn the city, and a very low price. decS) E. O. WEBSTER It CO. aft ORK SOLES. 40 draea men'a and women's received J this day by expreaa, lorsaie iow. dec23 E. O. WEBSTER A CO. 1JARTIE COMMENCING HOUSE KEEPING, I .hnL, rm h that the nlace te buv their China, Glaaa and Qoeenaware, at low prioea, ia at the New Crockery Store of a. at u. ruDitn, apl High St, Eaat side, betweea Slate and Town. viiniavian PAD A tin IK. ABEAUTIFUL aaaortm t eonsisitng of rica bibred Laee, Watered and Plata Silk Parasols; the largest aaaortment la tyree-v- this da, by ft McCOT.Co FORWARDING. nUAMRKKI.IN At ORAWFOKI), FORWARDER! 6t COAimiHHION MERCHANTS, Foot of Superior street, ctevetma, vmo. DEALERS iu Flour, Oraln and other Produce, (exclusively on commission.) Proprietor ol New York and Ohio Line, Ohio Canal, and Union Line, Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal. PF Agenu for the following Lines i Crawford Co'. Northern )0tl. Kimball, 108 State .t ..Boston. R R. Line of Steam Pro- Q n gcovell, 100 " " iwllftri i New York and Ohio Lake Boat Line, 1 Ch.mberlln Lee, Co., New York and Cincinnati Line, I Agenu, Chambtriln, Lee & Co' Expre, f Ko. 1, CiraifM Slip, Troy and Oswego Line, J New I ork. mal3-6m Cbamberlin, Lee & Co'i Express. JROPRIETOR CHAMBtRLIN, LEE & CO., New York, and LEE, AHELL it CO., Buffalo. E7 Ship by People' a Line SteamboaU, laaae Newton and Hendrlek hudion, foot Courtland ttraet, ortn mver. Mark packages 0. Lee it Co' Express. " For Freight apply to Jama C. Oaimaw, 189 Broadway, New York i CHAUBtBLiN, Lbb Co., 1 Coeutle Blip, New York ; J. B. Chbkowth, & Co, Cincinnati, O j Chambiin at Cbawfobd, Cleveland, O- malJ-cin ,uio nRiwunRD Ac CO.. 1853. FORWARDERS 4c COMMI8WION MERCHANTS, . . Ogiensburgh, If. Y. lJuOPRIETORS of the Northern R. R. Line of Steam Pro-1 pollers, between Ogdensburgh, Cleveland, Detroit and Chi' cago. Dealer, in rLUUtt, UKAin ana oiner ruuiun,i olualvely on commission ) Liberal advances maae on properly iur i.w a. "i"0"-"",-! Boston and New York. ma!3-0m NORTUBHN RAILROAD LINE, Retween Ronton. New York and ibe West, C1RAWFORD & CO., Ogdensburgh, New York, Proprietor.. j M'hia I inn ennalat. nt the followlna new flraialAjB l'rooel- lers, (leaving Ogdenaburgh three timea a week i) OGDENSIiUilGH, WJBCUHB1H, new linsironmr., VERMONT. BOSTON, MICHIGAN, PRAIRIE STATE, J. W. BROOKS, CLEVELAND, , LAKE. on..a.,in. a, rtaripnahiiroh with the Northern Railroad, and the Vermont Central, and Rutland nnd linrllnffton Rail-road, between Ogdensburgh and Boston, and with the Lake Champlaln & W bite Ilall Cannl Linen, betwoen Rouse a roint ana new iora. APPLY TO Oth Kimball, Agent Vermont Central Railroad, 108 State O-'prloovBLL,' Agent Rutland and Burlington Railroad, 100 State .treet, Bo.ton. ,., J. S, Mavnabd, Agent Travl. at Co'. Line, 33 Ccentie.Sllp, New Chas.B. Janxb, Agent New York and Canada Line, 7 Cosntle Slip, up .talr., New York. Malcolm Canfield, Agent Merchant' Line, 9V4 Ccantlc. Slip, N8WCHAMBERLIN It. CRAWFORD, Cleveland, Ohio. mal3-6m . NEW YORK. AND OHIO LAKE BOAT LINE, ERIE CANAL AND LAKES. CHAMBERLIN, LEE & CO., New York, and LEE, ABbLL & CO., Buffalo, Proprietor.. NEW YORK AND OHIO LINE, OHIO CANAL. CHAMRMKLln U UMWfunu, i,ieve,no, iroun". No Transhipment at Troy or Albany. FJ Apply toN. Chambrblin and J.C.Oatman, NoTTCoBntie Slip, New York. , Mark racaage. -n i.xj. v. n. wv. Ship dally at Pier No. 8, Eaat River, New York. mal3-6m i'nnn rishop II CO.. FORWARDERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, CLEVELAND. OHIO. Eg Proprietor of the OHIO LINE, on the Ohio Canal. Agents for Western States' Line, and Western States' Express. 0. W. Sloank, Agents. C H. Canfield, J1SI Broad atreet, New York. Clinton Line. Chat-in & KrsB, Agents, 113 Broad atreet, New York. Echford and Ohio Line. T. P. Watebs & Co., Agent., 117 Broad atreet, Now York. Wielern Freight Express. T. P. Watebs, 117 Broad .treet, New York. O. H. Chatim, 113 " " nial3-Jm L. HANNA. H. OABBKTSON. a. BANNA. BANNA, liAaKETBUfl oc Hi., Wholesale Grocers & Commission Merchants, niivtt1, nr.nrir. MEBW1M BTBEET. mal3-6m Cleveland, O. A M. HALE. 1852. JOHN TINXKB. HALE & TINKER, FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Columbua, Ohio. Warehouse No. 2, Exchange Buildings, Broad atreet, (one door west of W.A.OILL atuoa agricultural war-iiuuae; DEALEIlS in Flour, Fish, Sa't, and Water Lime, aiso, AgenU for the following Lines t Lathrop & Co a Express. Merchants' Transportation Company, 1 EcklordLIno, I Erie Canal. Union Transport tlon Company, I Western Lako Boot Line J Mark packago. " Care Hale and Tinker, Columbu., Ohio." N. B. We are prepared at all time, to contract freight to any part of tho Union. - UALL AWJ1 BKI OB. 1851 EDDY & HALLADAY, STORAGE, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER- UMArvrra, And Dealera In Salt, Flour, Flab, Water Lime, etc. 15 Particular attention paid to the Purchase or Salo of Grain, and Produce generally. sr warenouae ana umco, loot oi r roi wiwji, upu.,io C, U and C. Railroad Depot, Cleveland. Ohio. I- Alao, Agenta for the following Line on trie canal : MERCHANTS' TRANSPORTATION CO. APPLY TO H. N. Holt & Co., No. 9 Coentiea Slip, Now York ; Holt, Palmer cc Co., lootOJ vvaeningion atreet, nunaiu, i ru- prietor.. ECKFORD LINE. Huoh Allen, ) Aoents, No. 127 Broad street, Now York, G. B. Williams. ) (up stairs.) Maxwell &. Patten, L wharf Buff(llo. John Allen, Jr., i J. W. Pattkn & Co., Proprietors, 155, River street, Troy. XV Mark packages "Eckiord Line, ship dally by "Old Line Troy Tow boats,'' Coentles Slip. UNION TRANSPORTATION ;oiUPAN. Running In connection with Reed's various Lines of Steamboat! on the Lakes. pbopbietobs. B. A. Root & Co., 113 Pier, Albany. Davis Ii Sutton, Agent Reed' Steamboats, Recd'a Warehouse, Bunalo. U MnnflAV. Bnftslo. Geo. H. Tott l, Agent, Broad atreet. New York. S Bishop Ac Uo, Agents, norm maraei, nosttin. Cir" Mark packages "Union T. Company," ship by" Swill-Je Line of Tow Boat" foot of Broad street, N. Y. WESTERN LAKE BOAT LINE, icn-h.niliaa forwarded dailv to and from New York, Albany and Buffalo, and all ports on the Western Lakes nd Csnsls, with despatch, without transnipmeni as ameny or iroy. yjr ar-aoes insured between New York and Buffalo. 3. T . iab.ani., ' 1 "1' , ' AGENTS. R L. Howell, 121 Broad atreet New York, Olhsteo II Daniels, 47 Quay street Albany, J. J. Tallmadob, (foot of Waahlngton atreet)..-. Buftaln, Ennr Al Halladat, Cleveland, r -Mark naekaaea" W.L.B. Line," and Ship by Western Lake Boat Lino, toot ot Broad street new roric Apply to Ax. CA'1'lH, voiumoua, u, r n,,r ennnecMon. with the above Line., and with Lathrop It Co'a Expreaa, are auch that we can aaaure Merchant, and Shippers In general, that we can forward good, to all poinU a Utile quicaer ana tm.i uiau .UJ ... Hark all pacxage legiwy, vmv. P EDDY HALLADAY, Cleveland. H FITCH, Columbua apl-6m A. M. HALE, General Agent on Ohio Canal 1852. Hubby, Hoghes & Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS e FORWARDERS, uieveiano, uiiio. PROPRIETORS OF Western Transportation Linea on Ohio Canal, Ana oieam I ropeiiera ALLEGHENY, H. A. KENT, u R PPAUI.I1ING. SANDUSKY. Forming a Daily Line between BuSalo and Porta on Lake Erie. ALSO AOENTS FOR New York and Erie Itailroad, via Dunkirk. Apply to M. B. SPAULDING, No. 8 Courtland atreet, New York. WESTERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY, Erie Canal via Buffalo. Apply to J. H. Wt ISO Broad street New York. P. B. Btraxa, 86 sute street, Boston. S. O. Chasx It Co., Albany. Gclston It Eva.", Buffalo. S. FumsAOAis, Philadelphia. Apply to BUTTLES, COMSTOCK fc CO., Colnmbui, Ohio, Mercbanta and ahlppera are respectfully referred to the above House, and Line., and assured that their goods and produce will ha earefnllv handled, and promptlv forwarded to and from New York, or to any point dealred, via Dunkirk, Buffalo, Tonawemda or Otwega, or to aay port on tne images, aa tne lowest customary Mrk packagea "Care Hubby, Hughes Co, Cleveland." a Pare Buttle., Comstock A Co, Columbua." mh24-d3m NEW BOOKS. Freak Leavee freaa Weatera Wsaaa. By Metta Filler. The Naral Iamtitattena ef si Retrakllc J an Addres before the Irving Literary Institute, by Wm. Maxwell Wood, n n Km. A Pllsrrlaraira Esrypt, embracing a Diary ol Explore. tlonsot tne una. 07 j. v. u. mitn, cuior 01 us ttoecon jsrxx- leal end Surgical journal. This day received al the Dew Bookstore. ap5 J. H. R1L1I A CO. Jb1 MORE NEW CARPETING. The subscribers, next door to the American, are receiving large addition to their former assortment, making one of the must desirable stocks to be found In the city. Thi'lr assortment comprises every variety to be found In the market, Tapeatry Velvets, Tapestry Brusaela, Ingrains, Itn. Alao, white and eol'd India Matting, Oil Cloths, Hugs, Mat. Lace and Swlsa Window Curtain. Buyer will consult their interest by looking at our stock be fore purchasing. lapi!3 W.A. & J. C. McCOY fc CO. A NEW EXCITEMENT. H. CO WLES & Ii. Co. having determined to close up and change their busi ness, will, from this dale, sell tneir extensive sua enure srocx oi Goods at ACTUAL COST. The publio ean depend on our offering gooda in all cases at precisely coat prices, ss there Is no humbug In this notice. Now is the time to save your mon-ey. Come while there Is a chance. Remember the old stand, first Dry Goods South f the Clinton Bank, and next to Whiting's Bookstore. mhlii U. COWLES It CO. TVTEW SPRING GOODS, by Express. Mes- 1 dsmes HflAPLB Y ds HALL, High at,, are now recelv lug large and splendid assortment of MILLINERY, ORNAMENTAL, HAIR AND FANCY GOODS, of every style and va riety, which Ibey are nnw ready so sell at the lowest caah price Also, Dreaaiogand Repairing Bonnets done In the boat manner and on the shorteat notice. msrl6.1y DRESS SILKS.-Extra rich Brocade1 Flounced Silks. Extra Rich Plaid Silks. Brocade and Figured Silks. Neat styles Checked and Striped Summer Silks. India Silka, a great variety ana very low. Plain Black Silka, all widths and qualities Now being openee at (mhS9 BNOWDEN'B. AR! WAR! WAR! Death on Roach-es, Red Rugs and other Insects-J-also, Rata and Mice. LYON'S MAGNETIC POWDERS, for destroying Bed Bugs, Boanhea Mntha. Anta. Files, and Insects on Plante. Alao, Pills for the destruction of Rats and Mice, within five minutes alter thrown In their vicinity)- and warranted wttnout poison to tne riuuitm l-amlly, Reterrncea a, to theefflcacv of this exterminator will be fur- nished, to all who deslio them, on application to j. a- ii. i . tuua, uruggisis, Jul I opposite Capital House. CINCINNATI HYDROPATHIC or Water- J Cure Establishment Is now open for the reception of pa tients. It la located about tire miles from the city, on the Carthage pike, and buta few roda from the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, in the rear, and at the aame dlatance from tho Miami Canal, in front, rendering It easy of access to thoae deairouaof enjoying the benenta of the Institution. To the lover of nature, few parta of the country can furnish a more pleasing variety of aeenery than spreads itsell before the traveler all the way from Cincinnati to the Cure. There nature and art combine, rendering the view beautiful beyond description.The new, large and beautirul Edlflce displays tne taste ot the artist at a slance. The neatness and eleeance of the interior, combined with the numerous attractions which present them selves to the Invalid, cannot fall to render tnia eataDllanment a desirable one. The Halls are extensive, and the rooms spacious and inviting, where the invalid ean range at pleasure, free from atmospheric influences, in inclement weather. The Bed Rooms are well ventilated, and neatly furnished ; the Bath Rooms are ample and commodious, being convenient for the spplication ot water, in every form. In connection with the Institution there Is a Gymnasium Hall, seventy five feet long, where patienU will have an opportunity of restoring their muscular strength by healthful exercise. The Sprlnga which furnlab the water for thia Eatabliahment are elear. Dure, aoft and abundant', flowing from a gravely bed, they send forth water both cold and delicious. The country and neighborhood are remarkable for healthful-noaa, purity of air, and variety of acenory. All things combined, we cannot think of a more desirable place, for thoae aeeklng health, than thia Institution. Dr. Pease, having had much experience In the treatment of dlaeaae tor many year., beg. leave to Inform the public, that no patna will be apared for the restoration to health ot thoae com-milted to his charge. Mrs. Pease, who has, for several years, divoted her attention to the treatment of diseasea peculiar to ber sex, and being every way qualified lor so Important a .ration, will take .pedal charge of the lemale department Pro lapsus Uteri, with Its train ol ailments, that bane of lemale beauty, health and happiness, which is prostrating the energiea, and destroying the usetulness of a large portion of the fair sex, will be treated in this Institution, successlully, independent oi pesia-rios or supporter, of any kind. To tills subject we would invite the attention of Ladies, as in all eases wo shall expect to perform a perfect cure. Persons visiting the Cure by the way of the Cincinnati, Ham-ilton and Dayton Railroad, will atop at the Carthage atatlon. Pa-tfents are requeated to bring two comtortablea, two blankeU, two coarso sheets, six towels, and a quantity of old linen, suitable for bandages. Tbbms. The terms for Boabd, Medical Pxrvices, and all ordinary attendance, will be ten dollars per week, payable weekly. Extra attendance will subject the patient to an extra charge. Some deduction will be made to those who find it necessary to spend a length of time In the Inatitution. Transient peraona will no cnargea two annara per aay. From three to five dollars will be charged for the first examination. For further particulars address D. A. rEAsiv, M. v.. Proprietor and Physician. Carthage Hamilton, Co., 0.-mal5 d3m2aw3m IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.--We are J. authorized to offer for sale, or exchange for improved property in Central Ohio, the following farm, situated In Van lluren county, Iowa, about four milea irom the county seat 1000 acres, 600 acrea ot improved rolling prairie, and 400 acre, of good tim bered land. There 1. a large, two-story frame dwelling house, large frame barn, and five good log house, on the place ; upward of 1000 bearing fruit trees, ot the choicest varletlea ot grafu, ornamental treea, &c, together with every improvement and convenience neceaaary for carrying on the farm. Two good atream of water. We have been on tola farm and can give an accurate deacriptlon of It, and can aay that in quality of aoiland Improvements, It will boar comparison witn any in central uiuo, For further paitlculara inquire of SMITH It MILLS, Jue-daw neai restate Ageuia. 1GS ! WIGS ! WIGS ! J. W. COLLIER, Ventilating, Goaaamer and Diamond WIG Manufacturer, No. 88 High atreet, next door to J. Miller & Co' Grocery store, -UUbUHIlB- No. 1 The circumference round the head. No. 2 Temple to temple, serosa the back. No. 3 Forehead to nape of neck. No. 4 Ear to ear, over the top. N. B. Please notice the dotted linea. Per sons at a distance can measure themselves by adhering to the above Instruction,, and by .ending the color of hair they wish and tyle of wearing, can have a perfect fit, and in everv caae warranted. J. W. C. bega reapectfully to Inform the inhabltanta of Columbua and vicinity that be haa taken the above room., where he oartlcularlv invite, thoae whom Nature haa deprived of their natural covering, to hie aplendid atock of Wlfirl. TOuVeOS, ana every otner variety oi nair WOTK, ultablu both for Ladle, and Gentlemen, which, for elegance of finish and llte-Uke appearance cannot oe surpassed in tne union. Tne following comprise a lew oi tne articles manuiacturea oy him, via : GBNTd' VENTILATED, GOSSAMER, and DIAMON D WIGS, 'JUUl'EKS, SCHATUUES, ttO. LADIES' SELF-ADJUSTING WIfi. Which adapU Itself on the InsUnt to the head, and Is so natural a. to defy detection, even by membera of the same family. Alao LADIES' HALF-WIGS, BANDS. BRAIDS, FRIZETT3, PUFFS, RINGLETS. CURLS. COLORED WORK. o. OkNA MENTAL HAIR WORK I. W. C. alao manufacture tn order, Braceleta, Pins, Ear Drops, Ear Ringa, I inger Ringa, Uuards, L'naina, rieaaa, croaaea, etc. ote. Hair work repaired, cleaned, and drcaaed. Hair Bought or taken in Exchange. maS9dly WE ARE NOW opening a large and beautiful aaaortment of WATCHES, DIAMOND WORK AND JEWELRY. Our atock of fins London and Gene va Watchea ia auperior to any in tbe State. Diamond Ringa and Una, we offer at New rork Prlcea. Jewelry, Silver nnd Plated Ware, Fine Mantle Clocks, and Cailery, at wholesaleand n,t.ii All an, inoiinA tn call examine, and nurchaan if euued. NOTARIAL and other HKAL!engravea,anaraiti.os.B) furnished, at the shortest notice. Watches Repaired in the best manner. . .. Fir.t door south of entrance to noil House. jull , BLYNN It BALDWIN H AT AND CAP STORE. TBI OLD STAND. The subscriber cornea creeling, to every Hat and Can wearer in Central Ohio, with one ot the very best aasortmenu of ama aiva riua Aver brnuoht to tnsnart ot tbe etaie. embracing nearly every variety of style now worn by the hnmsn family. Ill HaU are made to order, by ome of the beat and moat caiebratea eeiaoiisnmem. -- - at v.. . U..1.1.,, A Rlvnn. Phlladelnhia : Dodd ACo., Batea, Whitcher Co, and othera, of Cincinnati ; all of which will be old at lair price ; and he wishea It to he diatinetly underrtood that It ia all nonsense lor othera to aay they can aell lower than he can. Being a practical hatter, and engaged In the business for Years, he under, tanas wnai a na, u uo m. ' ... . 1... rl- .. ha fallnialna varlAtiea : tl IS biocb consist, vim -'" B Black and Drab Beaver, extra ; Black and Drab Moleskin, extra ; Black and Drab Brush, extra ; Otter and Seal Drab 1 Black and Drab Hungarian, very fine ; m I 1 j k. V .... -.U In nMlMH,IV! A large and well selected aaaortment of Straw gooda tor Men Hi. old friend, and the pnbUc are invited to call and examine the assortment and prices - ip2J UlgO nt-, QB1UW1 W l.li "B" - HATS and Caps, Straw Goods, Urn- f oLJ brellaa, Ac Ate. Wholesale and Retail. saVJ iia-Ti uniiic mill rilND ( Ol I!MRU8. OHIO, repecttully announce to theeltlreniof Columbu. and dealers In the trade, that they are now receiving one of the largest and beat aeleeted atocaa 01 gooa m mm Tg connected with an M""""5?S are at all timea prepared fo furniah the very LAI fcfcl SATLr.8 ..v. 1. .. nri. rinn't mistake the place, second door south of the NeilHouise, Sia ef the Big Bat. ep -t : n ., ,. V OR SALE Three small, desiraoie uuuaing A LoU, situs ted near the corner of bay ana r"f "f' mhl8 Inquire of T AND WARRANTS BOUGHT at our office, I . Maava-TT aa Ufa T SB 1 . Commons. Ohio. ' n""1 laS-daw Real Eatala Agents. T7RESH DRUGS & MEDICINES We are J: luat raeaivlna- a larae and well selected stock of Drug, Med icloe, Chemlosis, o. selected In Eastern markets, with espeefaj reierenee to me reran ana prescription rasuieu. We would ro,potfu,ly Invite, the attention of Druggists, Physieiana and Country Merchants, and all others aa we are confident the articles and prices will give satisfaction. Also, a fine assortment of Pomades. Oils. Tonics for the Hair, Fiver ss Labia' cnoioB Extracts tor tne nanaaercnier, an euuioss vanery wi Soaps and Shaving Creams, Tooth, Nail, H.lr, Shaving, Cloth, Hat Shoe and Scrubbing Brushes, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, Cap, Letter and Wrapping Paper. Also A large assortment of the most approved TRUSSES, Sl'PPORTERn. SHOULDER BRACEB, Ac, 0. PUHE WINES AND BRANDIES, for medicinal purpose. PiecrlptlonwefuUjprepred, still hours, by I. It R, T. COOK, Druggists, Jull opposite the Cspltsl Honse, Columbus, O. rpHE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER! I X Nine reasons for using Dr. Bull's Improved SaraaparlUa i 1. Because It is highly pleasant and agreeable to take. S. Because It I eompoied of purely vegetable inbatances, hiving for Its bail, the genuine garsaparllla, Yellow Dock, Burdock and Dandelion, 1 . " 3. Hecsuse iu Ingredients are so admirably combined, and so scientifically proportioned, that It aote Ilka a charm In all impurities ol the blood, or habit of Ihe system. 4. Because it i. nature', own prescription, and aot ta perfect harmony with her established laws. 8. Becauseevery person who has used It ones, Ul t ptrassd, and will never use any other. ,, fl. Because it act upon the vital organs, arousing the liver to Immediate action, equalising the circulation, and displacing all morbid secretions. . .... , ... . 7. Because it cleanses the blood of all impurities, and as a "molaiiudiem," it baa no equal on earth. 5. Becauae It la the only preparation ol Saraapariila free pom mineral poisons, and the only one given to the publle upon a guarantee tut, in every case of dlaaallafaotlon, the money mill rt'fcBo.e It Is recommended for the oure of no disease bat those which it it certain to oure, and becauae ninety other good reasons might be given why It should be-used above all others. For sale by B. H. MEAKINGS, State Agent J, it R. T. COOK, Druggists, jU opposite Capital House. METALLIC FIRE PROOF PAINT Thie Paint, In a few months alter applied, turns to Slate or Stnne, forming a oomplete enamel or eoat of mall, over whatever applied, protecting It from the action of viae, waieb or WEATHEa. ' Six thousand pounds for sale opposite the Capital House, Columbus, O., by IJull) J. It R. ,T. COO. JY". SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jew-. eler, HlRb Street, betweea the American de Nell House, COLUMHUS. OHIO. Having purchased the entire stock of Wm. Parage, I will continue the business st the old stand, where I will keep a first rate assortment of ' u WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER SPOONS, FORKS. CUTLERY, And a general variety of FANCY GOODS. For the present will reside tn New York, and person tn wsnt of Goods, may rely upon seeing all new pattern of Jew ry at my store. . , m. . . With these assurance he hope to retain the confidence of the former patron of the concern, and ol the cltlren generally. Tho Watch Repairing will be sttended toby W.M. Savage, leng known In Ihia section a first rale workman. NOTICE. ' Having disposed of my stock of goods to Mr. John Y. Savage, Jr., I cheerfully recommend him to all of my old customers, and tne community generally.. , As it la absolutely necessary that my outstanding business hall be closed, all peraona knowing themeelvee indebted to me, wlU call and .ettlenp. Julol W M. BAVAQH. A CARD The undersigned wouJd respectfully announce to the cltlieni of Colombo, and the public in general, that he has removed Irom his old stand, ley iugn street, to the ' rianiaf of nich Street and Sonar Alley. where he haa Just opened a 8rat rete aaaortment of 8PRIMO UUUHS, tor uentiemen wear, couiisuuk iu pat. CravaU, Handkerchief, Shirt, ColUr, and every other article usually kept in the most fashionable and tasty Merchant Tailor 1Uu"nas'alsoa fine assortment of CLOTHS, CA8SIMERFB, and VEBTINGS, on hand, which he will make to order on the shortest notice, and in the best possible tyle. .., In hort he doe not intend 10 oe lurpasaeu uj muj ment in the city for taste and faahlon, as he tn tend, to .uperio-tend hi. business himself, end pay particular attention to Cut. Una in the latest and most approvea styie. Alter returning his thanks to his old customers for the liberal patronage they have heretofore given him, be would most re- spocttuliy solicit a continuance ui iuc aauiv. ap'zi'um P. ROBE. N. S. BAKER'S UPHOLSTERY WAREROOM, West end of Exohange JJloclt, uroaa ot., toinmou. C10NSTANTLY on hand and for .ale all klndaot Lounges, 1 r,,.hinna. ami Mattresses of everv deserlution. Also, a.) kind, of .prings, hair cloth, plush hair and other material ne-cesiary for the manufacture of aofe, mattrers, cuahlona, Ac. Alao, all kinds ol cornices and other articles used for curtain huDoiiia? Also, Warren'a Patent Sofa Bcd-a new article, admit ted to be far superior to any other sola bed, It being a very neat and comtortaoie soia, ana can nocnaug imu with greater eaae than any :ther. It forms an elegant sofa, and with little more than a touch becomes an excellent bad. It cosU but little more than a common aola, and persons purchasing It will save the coat of a bedatead. Sofaa, Divane, Loungea, Mattresses, tc, repaired at short no tlce. Alao, curtain hanging and carpet laying. Peraon wiabing any articles of the above description areiInvited to call and examine. . apiBt-tf u.'HNl. nil: IMaa ,2 A 1 11 F.N'. THE undersigned most respectfully inform, hia friend and the public generally, that he Intend to open hi well known . GARDRN, on the west side oi tbe Chllllcolhe road, about half a mile south of Columbus, forvlsltera, and solicits tbe continuant of their liberal patronage bestowed on his establishment last year. Neither exertion nor the greatest expense have been apared to render the most dellahttul apotjn the vicinity of the Capital aa attractive, comioname aim a..u. -. an uinAm ni Him.hm.nii and Hpiiraciea which will sratliv an ep icure to hia heart's content, will be served up for a lair and reasonable price, at a moment's notice. Deairoua to avoidI misunderstanding and vexationa, and prevent mischief, I call the atten-tlon ot the visiters of the Garden to some regulations posted In ditlerent places on the premises, hoping that they will be observed. Vlaltera on Sunday have to pay ten centa for admission, and recive a ticket, which entitles the bearer to refreshmenu to that amount. Wall, friends, come one, come all, and enjoy the pleasure, of God', deligbtiul ,0 Hf!HNE,T,ER. niDOLr-Ull . TVTEW ICE CREAM SALOUW. P. L. 11 1 niiTTFU K.a rhA nleaaum of announclns to hia friends and the publle that he has fitted up Ice Cream Saloon, for the accommodation of Ladiea and Gentlemen, and would be happy to wait upon all that may be pleajea to can NEW MUSIC, at C. REED'S Mu.r al Rtr.ro 1 Received this dav a large supply ofJ ji new Standard and fashionable Music. rf Grand Polk de Concert, and Love uream roiaa. Grand Valae de Concert, Dy via roia. as nome, vcumiu., WaiiaeA. Allen Petcy. Gold Fover Gallop, by Strak- Blanohe Alpen. OSCfa. s oiq moo, a. Ga.llght8chotti.ch. Old Veteran. " Spring Sparrow Polka National Schotttsch. Lexington Quir.k.tep, by Cook. Auld Lang Syne Walt. Z r . . . 1 r. m rd rMU.ltln.AM ImmI.1 nappy ramuy roiaa. ,ur w..v Kathleen, Mavourneen, as sung Wait for the Wagon. by Catherine Hayea. There's magic in that littlt The Last Rose ot Summer. song : and many other songs Weddmg Polka. (Grobe. and pieces. apSS Louslana Belle, vanationa, oy we will cloae out without regard to coat, aa they must and will be aold, and tho.0 who get mem wm save money oy so uomg. 4ni7 11. COWLES m CO. GIRANDOLES In sets or pairs, new and beautiiul style, Juat received and ioy q'fosTER, ma94 High t, eaat side, between State and Town. TUST RECEIVED ej 500 lb., colored Carpet Warp, . 1500 lbs. Cotton Batting. ap30 J. D. OSBORN A CO. EMBROIDERIES AND LACES Lace and Mu.lia Undersleeve. ; , Lace and Mu.ltn Chemisettes; Laee and Swlaa Capea and Berthas j Rich Lsee Veils, Collar, and Curls : Ladies Embroidered Pocket Hendkercblete ; Jaconet and Swiss Flouncings; Insertinga and Edgings. A full assortment of the above articles this day received by no2. W. A. J. C. McCOY at CO. "DOR RENT. The Broadway Hotel, situated V n .rmnft Pniiimhua. Ohio. 7 he Furniture beloeg. Ing to said House will be sold to the person renting, oa food terms. . . . , The above property can TVTEW CARPETING JUST RECEIVED. It 10 pa New patterns Brussels Carpets. a ps 1 nree piy uarpeia. 19 pa Ingrain Carpets, new style. Will be reuiled aa low a any place In the United Sate., at JUST RECEIVED A new and beautiful assortment of WATCHES. DIAMOND WORK, sad JEWELRY, of .11 kind. JUiB a.-.. HOUSEKEEPERS are respectfully informed that we have a large atock of Linen SheednaPUlow tUp , - - Tnantlioas. Table Clotha. Muslta Sheetings, from t-4 to 19-4 wide, very hndana embrmdered i .nVi Mn.Hr. Curtalna and enrtaia gooda, e, e whlea Laee and Muslin Curtalna and rortain gooda, will be aold low. " 8NOWDEN. VACANT LOTS FOR SALE. V A full Lot, on Rich street, betweea Sixth and Seventh. Two Lots on north side ot Rich street, east ot Seventh (treet Two ta "Central Reserve" Addition. ' The above Lou will be s old at reasonable prlcea, an d oa easy THE LADIES, our long tried friends, will pleaae remember that we have left a few pa'terna ot very J.,.l.ihln .twlna nf Ha.aaaa. T la . M a .Bfl LaWaS, WMCn