Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1853-07-26

              - rV,, 'fd " ' " ' 1 ft wm wm f. uv if i t - ii . - wm at km iVM . r iji.u VOLUME XVI. COLUMBUS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 26, 1853. NUMBEK 321. i THE flDailt) l)io State Journal IS PUBLISHED EVERY EVENINd, EXCEPT SUNDAY BCOTT ft BASCOM, joursal buudixos, uitm and mat, btriets entiuncx ox itiau TERMS InmrialAti in advance : In Goluuibus. tB.OO a veur by mall, M.0O. Dull; during the session of (ha Legislature, and in-it eoaiy inr me retnninaer or tne year, R-U-uu THE WEEKLY JOURNAL Is furnished to city subscribers or. 2. aim oy mail at ei.nua year, emus or lour anu upvrarua, ei.ai of ten ami upwards, IJ1.00. Tllli TIII-WEBKLY JOURNAL: U C3.00 1 year. HATES OF AD VER TISINQ IN THE DAILY JOURNAL. Tlio following rate and ruin have been agreed upon between tho nrupiiciora or tua uiuo atattsman ana tne unto mats Journal, to i.o uu.MTToa in au cases, alter tui uau. 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Tho privilege)! of yearly adrertiien will be confined rigidly to . t heir rogular bustuerVi ; and all adrertlMinenU not pertaining antra-to, tn bo paid for extra. Advertisement! for Auctioneers, General Agent, Ileal Exuite Agenta, &c, not to be contracted for by the year, but to be charged by the pieeo, at the usual ratea. Announcing candidates (for offlcoi of every description) to be charged at thu rate of fifty cent per vevk, for each name ; the dhiuo to lit', in all caw, paid in advance. Attorney will be hohlen for the price of Inwrtlng advert iyeuimiH brought lu by them. I'ublUbera not accountable fur the awurary til' legal advertisement beyond the amount charged for their poo lie uf km All leaded advert Iseinents to he charged not leu than double the ubovo rates, and measured a If solid. AdrerUsewunta on the inside exclusively, to be charged at the rata of 60 per cent, in advanco of the alove rates. No ADVERTISEMENT 0A!f BR INSERTED ORATDITOU8LY. Advertisements for charitable institutions, fire companies, ward, tnwiiHhip, and other publlo meetings, and auch like, to be chnrgni h.ilf price. Deaths iurted without charge, unleai aocompMitled by fnmim) invitations or obituary notices, and when so accompauiud, to he paid for. All person Pending communicatloiifl or requiring notices of t'uirn, holrttui, cnucurt, or any public untertulnDiiinu where uhargi'X ai mitdo for admittance, nnd all notic of private enturpri-p.H, cim only Ite inortt'd with tho understanding that tho aimie ar. U b-p.iid lor. If Inteudwl to bo inserted lu the editorial column, the aine will be charge! at the mte of not less than 20 ceuu pur liu, aiitt then only wheu artcompanicd by an advertiwrneut. msii:ss cuius. WJ niS'NISON. Jtt . II. B. CABBINOTOV. DENNISON & CARRINGTOJV, Attoknf.ys xt Law (Ogictin Oilren Duildingn), will att Dd toprnlei-alunal bu.innaa In tb Htalu and redttral Uourta ; alao, tn colko-tlona, tho law of luturancu and ot patenia. Janl.'i I dly IiUCtAN BUTTI Ra. T1IEO COMST.'CK. OKO O. COB8TOCK. BUTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes-anra to H. Cnmituck St Co.,) Forwarding and Cummlnlon Mcrchanla, I.ard Uil Minulacturera, and deab:ra in Milt, plaatnr, ll.h and lurnlmr. Head of thw canal, Cnluinbua, Ohio. l.lbtral advance! madit on cunaignmcnia. mnrC OSEPH F. SMITH, Attorney at Law, f Rrnl Ktnle, HouniT Land nnd Penaloii A(( iit Two duora cait ot lligh, ou '1'nwii am ft, t'olutnbua Ohio Wi'l attend to thepracllee of biaproleaaion, obtaining pptiaio 'i,buy log, aelling and obtaining land warrauta, aplllng and leaaing real eatatR, oxamlnlng land titlta, collpctinn of clalrna, tite. Lfttera from a dlatance rnuat b ptmpaid. JuflO GERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard-warn and Cutlery, Iron, nalla, glaaa, houm bulldera' male-rial., (arming and mechanical toula, military gooda, otc, etc. Mo 101 High alrett, aign of tho (illt Padlock. NEW COAL YARD. A new Coal Yard baa been nuxnrd on the lota aoulh of thn Ohio Tool Com-pany'a Factory, where Northern and Hacking grate and black, amlth'a coal will be aold ly tbo ton or buebi-l. dec3-dtl W. R. DARNELL, Agent. ANNA aTJlCRV. W. A. JONIS. STACEY'S HOTEL, southeast corner Main and Fourth atreet, Znneajvlllp, Olilau aepSi dtf T RIDGWAY'SlRONFOUNDRY, Brood (J atrnrt, near tbe bridge, Columbua, Ohio. Btorea of all kinria, and a groat variety ol caatinga, alwayaun liatd. MERICAirHWSErHanover street, Bos- IV. ton, by I.EWIH KICK ; robullt, enlarged andelegantb turntabed ; poaacaalng all the modern IniprnvcoitfUla and conve. - k nlencea for the accommodation ol tbo traveling public. ' nnT?:i lytla i. r DUNTON. W. P TUtlaSTON. D UNI ON & THURSTON, Wholesale and Rolall Plana Forte and Music H'artroomf, No. 80 Fourth atreet (tint door weit of Vnmh Nlxou't Uall), Cincinnati, (). Janledly . f M. GUTtEAU7 AUoey"and CounseHor at J Law, and Commiitlomr of Dreila and to take Dopoaitlona tor Ohio and otiixe WKaraav trTATis, (late ot Cincinnati,) haa catabliabrd himaelf In h ia prof. ialon In Now York city, whre all cominunlcatlonewill rooeive pnimpt attention. Bctera to the mcinbera ot tho Bar ot Columbua, Clnrlnnat and Southern Olilo. Oiioa Ho. 14 (fail Strut, Keu York. mr2 IBSON HOUSE, Walnut street, between Fourth and Fifth, Cincinnati, Ohio. O. II. UKKFICOY. Propriiiior, lata ol the Waluut atreet Houae. 1'7 WALNUT STREET HOUSE, Walnut St., between Sixth and Serenth atroeta, Cincinnati, Ohio. jyO-dtf .J. W. bWKNKV, Proprietor. THOMAS SULLIVAN, Manufacturer of J. and Fourth atreeta, i doora abofe Lllla & Murton'a Rank. Cln janllOm clnnatl. DR. MORRISON'S OFFICE KEMOVJSU from Town to High atreet, corner of Sutrar Alley. Kn-trance lirat door Writ ot lilt h atroet, on the north aide of Sugar Alley. mar!7Ki3ro ar. riTrH. w. uawx. FITCH & BROWN.Commission Merchants, 33 Dock and 81 Rfrer atn'et, Cli-reland, Ohio, dealera In fiovr. Lard, Butter, Chine, Feg; amd Produce fineraly. rrr Liberal adraneea will tw made on eonalgninenta tjr Ueler to U. FIT. :H, Columbua. aplb-dbm "fOS. II. GEIGER, Attorney at Law. tl OrSre In Hwyune'a Block, oer tha atora) of Dwigbt Stone t Co .Colombo., O na7-dll COLUMBUS CARRI AG E MANUFAC- VJ TOR V AW Ike cmtr of Third mud Bay errreta. Meaara. K. 4 II F. BOOTH are manutai luring and haie cxwatantly on hand, at their eatabliahmeat at the location abom named, all tlndaot rarriagea. bnrriea.ete, made of tha beat materiala, by tbe moat experienced work men, and warranted to do good aerr-ice. 1 he proprietor are both practical carriage makora. and all work orderrd Irom tLem will gire gna d aati.Uclloe. Kepairlne done at tbe anorteit aiof.cj. Tbey bare been carrying on the ba-etneae in tbia city aome ten yeara, and truatthey haTeeome claim to pablie patronage. ocl-ily LEATHER BELTING. The undersigned, Areata tortheealeof KLE3 At HOYrs celebrated premium patent KlTlled. Htrctrfceal Leather Bnnla,haTe thu day reerited a lull aaaortment of all anea.trrm 1V to lfelnrhea In width. Ws would call the attention ol the public to tbeabow article, ae one poaaraaing auperior rrerit. 1 bey are made from tbe thick and aolid pane ol tbe beat oak tunned leather, and are rtretehed by powertnl marhlnra, (inTenteal and nar d by K. at H. only,) whereby tbev are made to ran atrairht and true, hare a uollorm bearlna on tbe dmaa or pu'ley, bold tbetr widlbaeTenly, and give from 15toi5 percent more force than tbtxe made fa the ordinary manner. Sold at mannfaererera'prlfea. witk addition ol Irelr lit only, al5 PI. not ?he Ol't Brnad Axe, Cnlnmbua, O. CARD. Mrs. FRANKENBERG res- 2 petntnlly annovneea to hr Iriinda and tbe public generally, that, on tbe 17. h of March in.t , abe tntenda to open a MlLI.IMHY MIOP, in tbe new brick holloing ol Mr. axaam maker, on Third atreet, below Hnund and ttoath atreeta, aext to Dr. Flabet'e reaidenee. Sbewlllbe prepared to hare on band all each article aa arefocid ia a Millinery Phop.and to larniab tfcem according to tbe lateat Freach laahioa. Aa ahe tntenda to apare ao eSurta In tbe prompt and moat exact exeen. tloa ot all order wiih whteb aba may be laTored, abe moat reapectlally aollcira tbe patronage ol bertrlenda and the pub'le. (Straw bat, tr, will be waabed. colored, and made ap ia the anoatfaakionableetyV. Allkinda ot embroidery will be taken, ua eonniHlna into Ua Shop, and aa.d to the beat adrantage of tha aaaaafactarrr. marltutf TO FAMILIES AND RETAILERS OF TRFPH OYSIEBS I aaaree4Ug daily freak Baltimore and Hew Ha.ee oynera. which win be aold aa low aa tbe toweat la can or ball can : and la ail eaae tbe oyeter which I aetl will be warranted good, ar ao aaie. Order from tbe country carefully attended to, with paactaailty and diepatch, and by ao doing I bona to merit n abare of pnblla patroaag a. cell C. P. L. BUTLER. XEW-VOHK ADVERTISEMENTS. yaoM w.H. M'ooNAi-D'BADranTiaiNO hqpbk, 108 wasjau-wt, m. y. DRY GOODS. Strang, Adriance & Co., Importora and Jobbura of fun Ign and domeatlo Dry Gooda, nav.i remuvea to tneir new, .piciuua ana elegant atore, u.i l.lbcriT atreet. a low dooia weat of Bioadway. New York whera tbey will otlbr lor aale on tbe moit reaionabla terma, a lull and exienaive aaaortmeut ol fanoy and ataplu dry gooda of errryueaenptton. Clotbinra and Tailora will And at all ttmea t full and complete atnek uf Fronch, hnglllli and American gooda, dealgned for mon'a wear, to which tbey Invite tbo attoutioo of the cloaeat uuyera. juij TATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRAS SES, Made umlor a new end pocullar proceaa, for Frlrale uwniunga, uoteia, ceaniuoata, ouipa, etc. Tbeae btda. touethvr a ith bolatora. nillowa. comfortera, etc. aro ofl'ored to the public, aller a tuorougb trial, aa tbe beat and cboapeat known. Tbey poaaoaa many and great adrantagua, uiong which may be mentioned the following, viz t Tbov are chiauor than halrt will rotaln their elaatidtv alwava: aro proof againat all kinds of vermin i are preventer, aa well aa rcllorcra of rbcumatlam ; are awecti'r and far inoro cluanly than any other I am eaaily renewed; aro valuablo aa Lila Pre- aervera a berth mattiaaa of tbiamaterialbelngaufuclently buoyant to auitain a neraon aeveral dava. They will be found deairablo tor foreign marketi, particularly for California, Auatralia, China, and tbu lalanda in tbe PaciSu Ocean, bearing dote packing, and an opunlng returning to tbeir original bulk. ! or aale by DOKEMU8 at NIXON, Sole Agenta, No. til Park Place, and 18 Murray atreet. N. Y. Ia?" UuhuUtrera, carrlaua makt-ra and otbera, aupplied with mo i i'iiing by tne pnuna. rw- i ne traao generally auppueu at a nourai aiacuuni. c2r We are uermit'ed to uie the namea of tbe following gen tlcmen, who bavu uard and approve ot inn articiea i (loori'n I . Schuyler, Eiq., Charlea Davia, Eaq., Iter. U. W.Bellowa, Robert 1. Kanbin, Eaq., Nlcbolaa Dean. Eaq.. J. Green Pearaon, Etq., Klihu Towneend, Eaq., 11. Hrowcr, M. 1)., J. W. Bradalmw, M. V., Captain Hazard, ButlUj, Captain Holliator, " Capiain Joaeph J. Comatuck, Cum. U. S. Mall Steamer Baltic. fcbl8 9inM CPRING GOODS, 1853. Wm. H. Knoep KJ fl. 99 William atreot. New York. ImmrUr and Jobber in trench, German, JSnglith and Domulic Oooat, tor lallora ana Clothlcra, baa received by luto arrivala, a large and well aolected etuca in Herman. Enellth and French clotha. of all trradca and atylea Mobair coalinia, drap d'ete, queen'a cloth, alpaoi and worated coaunga, caenmereite. Mixed and clouui'd zepnyr ciotu, plain ana twiueu. Fancy Frencb and Darnaley drill.. Brown and yellow linena. Fancy plaid and figured Mareelllea. White nnd Buir do do Drab ailk and linen coatinea. toaetber with an extenaive aaaort moot ol trimtniiiga and other gooda, suitable for the Clothing Trade, on tho moat lar-orable terma. Pnrtlt-ular ca.li or abort timo tmvora. and all who atudy thalr Inti n ata, will call and examine bla atock before purchaalng el.e- Whera. jann-iy.m WO WHOLESALE MERCHANTS. JNO. i. O. HENDERSON d! SMYTH, No. (12 Uue du Fau. bourg, Poiaaonmero, i'arla, and 171!, 174 and 170 Pearl atroet. New York, otier for aalu ao extenaive iiaaortment of Oatrich and Fancy Feathnra French and American Artlliclal Flowcra and Oruaniciita. itibbona. Bonnet Linlnca, Italian, Englbb, French and American Straw and Silk Bonnota, etc., otc., tugethor with a lull aaaortmeut of gooda aultable lor battera and cap makera. Iho above, cluetly ot our own innnutacture, ouuraco ine laraeat and moat varied atock to bo found in the United btatea. Sauinlea may be aoen at our VVarerootna in New York. i);itn-M ICH'S SALAMANDER SAFES. Long known lovorolv tritfd-nUvnvi faithhil to their trust tho only satui madn cumbhauw Uicli N nnd Wilder' I'nteotA. LiTL'iliklJ i. UlUIJIU n frnnntrr vni Ait r iv w t i (aucceiaota to Bloh aV Co ,) 140 Water atreet, N. Y. DIORLKY & UK YNOI.DC, Agenta, Cleveland, O. THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY, X. innnttiai'lurcra ol fillNPOWllKR. continue to lurnlah unpowder ol all their well known btanda, viz: "Kentucky Kill-," "l-ea pknnting," "American Sporting," "Indian llltlo," "Flf ctrle," " Duck Shooting," in lega, ball and quarter ki-ga, and cani.tera of ono pound each. Alao, a full a.aortment ot powder lor Waiting and Mining purpoaea.and Inr Export. The reputation of their Oun Powder ia ton well known to require comment It can be procured of tbo principal dealera In t,o lumbua, and at tbo ollice of tbo company, fit wall atreet, n. r. city A. U. HAZARD, Preaidnnt. A. J'.. uucoLAaa, secretary. jyi-jm-ai T O Dry Goods Dealers, Merchant Tailors, Co.. Importera, No. I) Warren atroet, New York, have alwaya on band, ot their own Importation, one of the moat extenaive aaaorttnenta to be found In few York city, of gnoda adapted to ruen'a wear, conalaiing In part of clotha, fancy caa.imerea, over coatlnga, ailk aergea and lining;, all make a ; black and fancy ailk veatingaand valveta, caabmerea. Maranlllea and linen vaatinga, drilla, etc ; ailk cravata, neweat Paria and London atylea; cam-bile bandkerchiela, kid glovea, auapendora, buaiery,underahlrta, t to., eto , which tbey ouYr at the loweat market prlcea, and to which they invite tbe attention of tbe trade. jyl-lre-H THE INVINCIBLE AND NEVER-FAIL- L 1N(3 REMEDY A certain euro for MAN AND BEAST. IV. B. l'nrrcll'n Celebrntnl Orliinnl ARABIAN LINIMENT. Tbia extraordinary preparation la not only far auperlor to all the LlulnieiiU an d Ointmenta now belore tbe public, but p. tie., aea apecilic qnahtlea entirely unknown to tbe moat learned ol the Heuicoi faculty, lie wiau-apreaa ceiooiiiy ubb urougnt out a natol articloa In liuilatljn ol It, witn all aorta ot namea, out none ot them begin to compare with the auperlor,old-eatabllah-rd Arubian Liniment For thn Nervnna Hyatem it operateallknacbarm.aoothing down tho moatvloleniagoniea and pain in a lew minutea alter ita application. .Iluimia, More Thront nnd Ilreaala. It auerlily cauaea the diaainatlun of any poaaibiliiy ot matter tunning In tne part, and brtnga about a regular and healthy action ot tbe glandular ay. tern. A ttevillaive, Anodyne nun iinianm. In caeea of Ruptured Muacli a and Tendooe, ita powerful re- vulaive and healing qualliiea cauae tho parta to uuite without leaving the lcaat anrt-neaa or want ol power behind. In Brulaea and Sweliinga, It acta on tbe princplo ol a counter Irritant and anodyne, relieving the pain almoat blatantly, and redueea.the weilinga in an tncreniniy annri apace oi umo. A niiiniiiiint ana nervine. It la a atlinulaut iinpartioir tune and vigor to the whole nvrv- oua and muaeular ayatera. For Hlieumntlain, or any olber inllammatory cundilion ol the muaeular ayttem or rnronlc aiifliiiraa of the a. me, it alanda at the very head of all tbo remediea ever oflvred to the public, and none can equal It. rolaonoua Keplllre, etc. Fur bitca uf noiaonoua anakea it mav be confidently relied on aa a prompt and ellrctual remedy, acting aa a caultio and ape-Citio in auch hitherto latal caaea. For Chili) aim. Hum.. Old Sotca, Curna, Warta, Eryalpclaa, Croup, Nervoua Deadaclm, Sore Eyca, oven to partial Biindneaa, Ita erlocta are atuniabing The crrat advantaire tbia article noaaeraca surer all other rem ediea, ia ita brb f op. ration on thn ayatem. It curva quickly It la the moat certain reineuy in exiarencc, anu ti ia aum cneaper than any other medicine in uae. We fearleaaly aaaert that thla great Arabian remedy will do more good tor leai money tban any uther Liniment or Ointment in thn world. t or Horace nnu l aiuc, ita efldeta are equally atriklng and aalutary. In Sweeny It baa no equal, bing an infallible cure) alao, in Poll Evil, Big Head, Hitula, Spavin, Oalla, Stralna, Brulaea, Seratchea, Woanda, no matter bow bad, Bore F.yea, even tn biindneaa, .weilinga otcv- ry deecrlptlon. and many tnuammainry ni.enaev. ajuun'rKit r jci'i'n, iiuvni'SHrii'i'e. Beware of a ba.n Cnuntcrfi lt called II. G Farrell'a Arabian Liniment. Tbia epiirioue article ia aold bvaoueaa "Firrell a Liniment," to thoae whe are not careful to call tor the genuine W. 11. Farrell'a Arabian Liniment. Alwaya aak lor W. B.FAK- kFLI.'d ARABIAN LINIMENT, and take no other. (iT Tbo eenutne Arabian Liniment la aold by nr.nin K HanKY, J. at R.T. COOK, (I. ROBERTS it CO., and WM. AUItENHOLTZ. Columbua. J. P. (iatclioa, Carroll; Joihua Betta, Cottage Milla , Cherry aV Stimmel, Lockbourne ; T. Junea At Rro., London ; 0. H Bll.at Co, Weat Jcfler.rn E. Geobegan, Baltimore; E. L. t locum, l.ancaatnr; 1. N. Wilaoo, Newark ; Page At Ingram, Newark; Spencer : Channel, Boiinggrcen; John D. Parke. Cincinnati ; And Druggiita and Mcrchanta generally, la the United State and Canada. mar23 JY. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jewel- er, Wgk met, brtmen tkt Amtrica and tieil Hovte, Cotton- tne, Okio. Ha.bg pnrchaaed tbe entire atoek of William Savage, I will eoatlnse tba bnaineaa at the old atand, where I will keep a Ural rate e.annm.nt of WATtUEH.JKVlKLHI.KII.rtK BI'UWSB, KIKKS, ( I1TLKHY, And a general variety ot FANCY tit.ODfJ. For the oreaect I will reeidein New York, and pel aona tn want of gooda, coay rely upon aeeing all new patterna ot jewelry In (at.ire. Viih tneae aaaurancea he hone to retain the confidence of tha former patrnra id th- concern, and ol the citirena generally. Tbe Iftiet Repairing will be attended to by W. M. Savage, ln kuown Intbia ae-.tioa aa a Brit rate workman ' NOTICE. Having diepoa"d of my atock of gooda to Mr. John Y Savage, 1 cbeertijlly resommroa aim to an oi my oia cuanmera,ana the public generally. Aa It la a-olut-ly ncceaiary that my ontatandinf bnaloea ehould beeoaed, a'l ocr.ona knowing tbem'elvee indebted to me will call and aettl-np. IJul6 W. M. SAVAGE. LITHOGRAPHY. Every description of Man, Plana, View ef Buildinca. Portrait. Anatomic Draw- tore, Baaioeaa and Show Tarda, airklnp of Druggi.tand other plain and fancy label. Bill and Letter Heading, Fee Slmilee, etc, executrd ia tbe b -at atyle, at reaaonable ratea, by lliui-r.liiia at w.LLAtr., TJtknrovkm and Fngrtrrrre, tto. 113 (Odd Fellow1 Building) Walnut atreet, ' dec8 boa Cincinnati, Onto. SOFT STRAW BONNETS. Ladies' Soft Straw BVet alao. Leg horn and Straw Hat for Mlaaea, tblad.y rreelredbyexprcaa,t McCOY'S, aju nan hoot to ma arvencaa. NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. MUM W. II. Xt'DOKAlD'a ADVTI8INO HOVBB, lOtl RAJSAU'tT., H. V, ALL AND WINTER BONNETS R, T. WILUK No Q John atreot. New York. Manulacturor ot and Una er In all k adi ol a Ik. aut In. velvet, ana in laetevory kind of Ptiucy Ilonncta. Alao, Importer of all klnda of rrencn flowcra, ot toe greateat variety ana ricnneaa to on ou tallied in New York. The lateat atvlea of French Bonnota received bv every ateamor. All ol which will be offered at the loweat poaaible ratea by the eaao or dozen Milliner are particularly tnvitca to can ana ex. amine the great variety of i" altera uonneta. juuu jm-x T OOK1NG GLASS WAREROOMS Art A-J RKF0S1T0R? AND UALLXBV WILLIAMS, rJTl.Vr.Nn at WILLIAMS, Importora and Manufacturora, 353 Broadway, New lorx. Pier, Wall and Mantle Mirror; portrait and picture framea, eorniuea. baaea. Interior dcoorationa. A c. Oil Painting; Arti$u' Afatcrtala, Engllah, Frencb and German Eogravlnga, etc tor tne rurcnate ana sale oj tine t turning i, Art Manulaolurea, llluatratcd Worka, Worka on the Flno Aria, eto , tbey are prepared, by their advantagooua premiaea, lucatlon, and exienaive connectiona, to otler great facliitiea. Our (Jalicritt (replete wilb all that la new and beautiful In art), ore at an umo. open to viattora, witn tne ataurance to pur-chuaera tbatevery article will be lurulabed at tbe moat reaaona- bio ratea. jux jm-ai TX7EST POINT SCHOOL. This well known Institution la moat pleaaantly and healthfully alb uated amid tbe Higblanda of the Hudion, a ahort diatance Irom New York city. Peculiar advautagoa are ottered lor pro-curing a thorough and aenompliahed education In all tbe depart-menta of learning. Ita military exerciaea are found to contribute admirably tu dl.elnllne and to the manlv and aracelul bear ing ol Ita puplla. Tbo Immediate vicinity of the U. S Military Academy aecurea the aid ot the moat dlatingulalied ana accoin- pliabed Inatructora. Puptia from 12 to 16 yeara of age preferred. Reference General Scott. U.S. Army CoL A. J. Pleaa- onton, Philadelphia ; Chailea King, L L. D., Now York city, Proleatora of Yale college and United Btatca Military Acaaotny For lurther particulara addreaa Luwaitu v. aiRsur-ii a. ni. Ju23-3m-M Weat Point, New York. T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF U DRY GOODS! 0. O. W1L80N & CO., Importer and Jobbera nf Dry Qoodi. tio. 13 Courtland Street, (opposite the National and Itesten Hotels), and Ao. 11 and Yi Vey Street, NEW YORK. Invite the attention of Wholeral Buyers to their very largo ai.ortmentol aood. which 1 kept completo at all acaaona of tbe year by the addition ot all too cow ttyiea ana iaurica mat are conatantly arriving hy "ateamera" and "packcta." We have large dcparlinenta devoted exelualvely to thoaaleof clotha, Caaalmcrea, Veatinga, Tailora' Trimm nn, White Gooda, Ho-iery, Drcs. Gooda, Shawla, Yankee Notlona, Domeatica, etc., etc. In addition are diaplayed large lino of prlnta, including Morrlmaca nnd Cochecoa, Ginghama, Lawn, Beragea, Black and other ataple Silka, Merinoa, Bombazinea, Alpacaa, and tha nu- meroua other ariiclea appertaining to the Dnv Goods Tbadk. Alao, accnta lor tho aale ol " lioyib'a iloyal I'ateut nwauauown Sewing Cotton." Wn invite tlio attention of tbo cloasit buyers for caab or credit. marl81y-M CARPETS, &c We have just received this spring tbe aecond largo lot of Cnrpnta, Oil Clotha, Kuan. oVc. making- our atock of house furnlabtng gooda tbe largeat in the city, and conalatlng in part ol vi pa ingrain ana rrintca velvet carpet; SO pa do do Tapeatry Brusaol carpet ; 20 pa auperflno and fine Tbr o-Ply do ; 90 pa do do all wool Ingrain do; 2u pa wool and cotton do do; IS pa cotton Ingrain and atrlpo do; 10 pa atair llruaaell and Venetian do; 1ft pa auper Dutch diuing room wool- do; 10 pa do do hemp and ailk do do do; 10 pa Rag and othor low priced do; 60 auper and common Bugs; til) wool, aca gra.a and hninp Door Ruga ; 100 a.anrted klnda Door Mula. We cut, make and put down carpota on reaaonable terma and aborteat notice For aale cheap by OSUOI1N It. MTKWAltT. ma25 oppnalte Capital II U'e, Columbua. REASONED LUMBER, LOW FOR CASH. k) The subscribers bavo on hand a lull assortment of sea soned lumber and shingles of all kluds fur buildiug purposes. Tbey have alao, in additlun to their llooritig machine, put in operation one expriiBsly for surfacing, and aro prepared tu lur-niah, on abort notice, lumber dressed on one or both aidea, from Sinchca down to half an Inch in thlcknrsa. Yellow aud white pine, a.h and oak flooring alwnya ou hand. All nrdera from a diatanca promptly atteuded to. Wnreuouae and Lumber Yard head of tbe canal, Columbua, Ohio. apl BUTTLES, COMSTOCK &. CO. VALUA BLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Inlota Noa. 293 nnd 300, on High atreet, weat side, near the Railroad Depot. Alao. Subdlvlaiun No. 3 of Outlots f2 and 611, ouRroadwiiy south side. Al.o, Subdivision No 11 or same Outlots. Inquire of tbe undersigned, at Dannlson Ac Carrlngton's Law Ollice, Odeon Buildings. tebJUHltl 11. D. Urtllltimtiun TVTEW STYLES CROCKERY. We are n i nuw rocolvinf, direct from manulactnries In Europe, a ulendid assortment ot colored Ironstone Ware, comprising iarge variety of new culors, stylea and shapes. Our stock of ware ot all kinds Is now very large, aud all of new aud desirable goods. All tuyera of ware will find It much to their advantage tucai and examine our atock and prlcea belore buying elaw)iero. 1. . I vz. ruoi en, julO Journal Buildings, High street T OOL WORKS, corner of First and Lib- ebty strxkts. PiTTsnunoH, Pa. Machiolata Too'a of every variety, auch aa iron planera, alldo and band turning luthes, drilling machinea, slide rests, etc, ete , manufactured to order. Juld-bma jun&l'll r, UANiblun klu. SELLING OUT AT COST. N. S. Baker, desirous of sclltnc: out hla extensive stock ot Upholstery Ware, otters rsre bargalna to tbuae wiahiog anything in this line. Ills stock conslats of spring, curled bair, cuttuu, muas, palm lost and buak mattraases ; Warren's patent sofa beds; lounges, solas, ota. Also, material for lounges, cots and comlorta ; In fact, every article in bis Una ot business. rIlinaa removed hi citanuiniiieni irom tne r.xcnanpa Rlock to tbe Broadwar Hotel, nearly onpoalte, whero he will ell hi good at price that cannut tail to be latlslactory to alb apvj.u TADIES' LEATHER RETICULES A XJ large and beautiful aaaurtnicnt of Leather Hetlculea, Turn labod and unfurniabed. J uit received at tbe New Boobatora of ap2C J. U. RILEY At CO FIRST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS BY EXPRESS. 811 Al' LEY cV II A LI. have now their lull atock of gooda, comprising all the new atylea ol Dreaa Gooda, Mlt.LiNX as aupplied wltb Gooda and Patterna at a very am all advance from New York coat. Mualin work. Booeeta, Ribbona, etc. marlfl T-HE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK. THOMAS ti. 8TEAKNM, Importer and Jobber of Silkt, Millinery and Fancy Jwd, Broadieay, jVne York, haa now in atom, and la dally reeeiviug and otleruia at tbe loweat pricea, a complete aa-aortmentof gooda in hia line, embracing all tho varloua atylea and dealgna, conalatlng of black and fancy ailka, marcnlinea, Florences, abawla.trlmminga, bonnet ribbona, taffeta and aat'n ribbona, dreaa trlmmlnga of all klnda, French and Engllah erapna, crape llaaes, ailk cravata, embroideriea, glovea of all kinda, ailk lace mitts, baregea lacea, white gooda, hosiery, L. C. Handkerchiefs, ete. Tbe undersigned Invites tba attentton of tbe Trade, and hia frienda generally. Great indneementa oflercd to cath and ahort time buyera. TI103. G. STEARNS. 163 Broadway, dec31 ly bet. Liberty at. and Maiden Lane, N. Y. THOMAS DOUGLASS, (late Bliven & DocoLA.ia), Comm'aalon Merchant, manufacturer and wholesale dealer in every deacrlption of AMERICAN HARDWARE, No. 5 Piatt atreet, fuur doora from Pearl, New York, Manufacturer of the Premium Steel Squares; Agent for Bee'a Braces, Turn-acrewa,etct also, Kendall lc Toylor s Thermometers, Barome ten, etc.; Union Butt Co'a Butta, Gate Hinges, Brackets, etc; Brown At Brothor'a aheet Braaa, Braaa and Copper Wire, RlvcU, etc.; N. Nowcomb'a Smltba. Bollowa, etc. THOMAS DOUGLASS, ASA FARR, Jr., novll-ly late ol tbe firm of Child, Farr At Co., St.Loula. JUST OPENED. The subscribers would re-apectfolly announce to their friend and the public h general, that they have juat c-prned a atnre oo tbe corner of Long atreet and Slate Avenue, opposite P. Uayden'a Factory, where they Intend to keep conatantly on band, alargaaaaoitmentot tbe very beat of Family Urocerira auch aa leas, eoSeo, sugar, mohs.es, flour, rice, fi.b, aoap, candlea, starch, cheese, etc., etc.; tosetber with every articlenaed by lamiliea, which they ofter to sell on the lowest terma, for Cask only. July 14, 1858. W. DIXON At CO. ID -TO GILLETT & CO'S Of)V NEIL noiTMR HAT STORE. Merand Door fSonlh of tbe illnia Entrance. We are now receiving our summer supply of Hate, Cape and Straw Gooda, to which we invite tbe attention of the cttizena of Central Ohio. Our gooda ere manufactured under the superintendence ot one ot lite firm in Connecticut, and for pries, quail ty and variety cannot be surpasaed in the weat. Among our assortment can be found the following : Gents' Fashionable Moleskin Hats, extra; " drab Beaver llata,extrai " and black Caaaimeredu; Citizens' one Caeaimern Hats; Opera " " Seal Hau, Straw Goods of every style, Misses' Flat, Ladle' Riilng Hau and Capa ol every pattern. We have a large stock of Soil Uata for aale by tba box, rear Low, and we respectfully solicit tbe attention of countryim-r-cbanta. apSO FEATHER DUSTERS. A large assort-ment ot Feather Dusters, just opened and for aale low by mall N. At O. FOSTER. FANS, FANS. A small stock of new pat tarns, assorted, for tale cheap to dose out ju6 J. H. RILEY CO. ROOKS & STATIONERY NOTICE TO DEALERS IN PAPER HANGINGS. Tho undersigned respectfully giro police that they are agenta fur thu following highly celebrated Manu. laoturers oi rapera ana nnraers : Dellicuurt It Co , ) Sulutnon It Hurt, French (loo Ja. ' Wm. Pehl It Co., J M. A. Howell, 1 Jonas, Smith St. Nevera, I .. Christy dt Constant, SNow York. Thomas Fsyo 4t Co., . I R.MoNamra, j Bclroae & Fay, Philadelphia. i. f. Bumatcad Ac Co., Bustuu. Jy5 I. It. RILEY & Co. NEW MEDICAL BOOK. A Practical Troatlte on Dintal Mrdici.nk, to which is appended an Inquiry into the uae of chloroform end other anoatliiHIe agenta. Sd edition revlaed and enlarged. By Tboa. E. Bund, A. M. Juat recein d at tho Now Buokaturu uf Jjfl J. II. HILKY & CO. DIGEST OF THE OHIO REPORTS, BY 8 NAHII, being a Dlgeat ot tho tilth Volume of the Olilo Repnrta. oontalnluir toiretbor all the caaea ever reported at law and In equity, In the Supreme Court in Bnuk. Thla la not a more Index to tbo Rnpuita, but a complete ayn-onala of the law decided, and every point of law and legal pro- poaltloa recognized by tbe Court in coming to their final remit. jyu At tne now nooxaturo oi j. u. hilcx u lu. TVTEW LAW BOOK. A Treatise on tho Law -Ll and Practice of Voluntary Asaignrnrnta, fur the benellt ol creditors, wltb an Appendix of Forms, by Alexander M. Hurrlll. Juit received and lor aale at the new iiuotatoro. Jy5 J. 11. UILEY & CO NEW BOOKS. Rhymes, with Reason and without; byB P. Shillabur (Mrs. Partington); Discourses on the Beatltudeai by b. H. Chauln ; Memoir of Mrs. Julia U Scott, wltb tier Poems, and teleclluns from hor Froso; by Mrs ('. M. Sawyer; Thefiioioin tno counting unuse: a course ot i.ecrurcs to Merchants ; by II. A. Boardraan, D.D.; Travels ia Egypt and 1'aleslino; by J. 1 horaas, M. v.; Maria De Brrmcre, a tale of tbe Crescent City; by W. Gil. more Sitnnis. Just roceived at tbe Now Bookstoro ot Julfl J. II. RILEY &. CO. TUST RECEIVED, at SYKES' DEPOT, I The Bourbon Prince the HUtory of tho Royal Dauphin of France, being the only rellablo hiatory of tbouulortuuatePriifco Louli tbo Suvrntoeutti. lull EW PUBLICATIONS JUST ISSUED Fanny Fern, or Leaves f'rum Fuuny's Portfolio ; Doctor Birch nnd bis Youtia: Frienda; bv Thackeray; Sam Slick's Wlac Suws, or what be said, did or invonted ; Modern Fliitatluus; by Catharine Sinclair; . Cyril In ; a Tain by tbo author of Initials. JulO For aale by BU (111 Ar RANDALL. TVTEW LAW BOOKS.- -The Ohio Codes, in n i Law binding : Tba New York Code and Digest; Nan Santvoord, Pleading under tlio Code ; Whittaker's Praetlce under tbe Code ; Together with a lull stock ot law books, embracing all that ia new aod valuable. For sale at Iho New Bookstore. JulO J. U. RILEY 4. CO. fAP AND LETTER PAPERS. BURR & - RANDALL aro agent of the celebrated South worth Manu fact u ring Company, and otir thlr papers by tho casn or single ream at mill prices. Including blue and whitu ruled enp, blue and white ruled letter, Hath post, all sizoi; comimtreUI no to, it r&pt loiio post, etc. JU ayard'a frcab Dlacoverlea in Nineveh and Babylon, with all the map and engraving lu the Eng!i..h edition ; 8vo, lnua.in. Lite and l.oltera ul Blepnon Ulln.u.l) , lAj. U who portrait ; volumoa muilln. The Old Houao by the River; 12mo muilln. Tbacknray'a Enjillab Humuriata of the Ibth century ; 12mo mualin. Hanbe'a Civil Wara and Monarchy 111 France tn thn Uilh and 17th centurlea ; 12mo. Mrs. Milt's Summer Rambles in the Weit. ju27 Forsaleby BURR dr. RANDALL. NEW LAW BOOKS. Reports of gued and adjudged tn the District Court nf cases ar- of thn Unit d States for the Eastern Diitrict uf Pennsylvania, from May, 18J0, to May, 1810, Inclusive By M. H. Crabbo. Volume 6 Nclsby, Hurlatone St Gordon'a Exclieq et Reports ; Volume 70 Etiglhh Common Law ; Volumea 4, 5 and 6 Britlah Crown Cnars; Young At Jervia' Exchequer llrports; 3 volumoa i Tovrnahend'a New Porma, in Practice under tbe New Yoik Code; The Law of Am' Prius, by John Frederick Arclibold, Esq third American, frum tbe aeonnd London edition, with notea re terring to tbe lateat American deciaions, by John K. Findiay ; 2 volumes. Just received at the Now Buokatore of JulO J. 11. RILEY At CO THE MODEL ARCHITECT, containing original destgnsof Cottages, Villas, Surburban Residences, etc, by Sau'l Slocum, Architect. Complete aeta otvola 1 and u just received at tne nouRitoro ot mall J. 11. RILEY At CO. SAVE YOUR ICE BUR-NET'S PATENT WATER COOLER. We aro now prepaiod lo oiler our trl.nda and cuatomera a superior article of Water Cnolersof entirely new styles, and at greatly reduced prices. This aril elo Is tbe result ol the application ol seien title principles to the purpose intended, viz: tn keep water as cool as possible, as long as possible, aud with tho least quantity of Ico. Tbo pruprietnr has lunu devoted his nt- tentiou to this particular branch of domes -iicecunuiny,tv. passlna trom unelmpruvo- ment to anuther, has at length arrived as near perfection as it Is possible lo reach. A proof ol tbisisfouud in tbu very general uae of theae Coolers In all parts ol thecuuniry. A .imule statement ol facts in regard to these Cooler., will satisfy every one of their auperlority. Firat, tbey are 'the only arttde of tke kind ever patented. They are fuini.bed with two distinct non-con. ducting chambers, by mean, oi which, with two pounds ot Ice to the gsllon, water la kept (at a temperaiure of 40 above icro, or only 8 from frnezins) all day. Thus, at a rust ot some three cents per day, a tamily of ordinary size esn be constant ly supplied with wsteras cold aa tee itself; larger number In tbe asme proportion. This has been found by actual expert-ment to be a aaving of at least aeventy-five per cent over thn Earlben Jara, formerly naed fur thla purpose. Again, these Coolers nkvrr sweat ; In this way aaving much unnecessary waate and trouble. Being manufactured in the most workmanlike ityle, and baud aomely finished In every respect, they make a very beautiful or nametit tor the Dining Room, Hotnl or Steamboat. An important Improvement has lately been added to the Cooler, viz; A small Pan (capnble of holding from six tonight lbs. ol Butter) Inserted directly under tbe cover. This quantity ol butter can be kept perfectly hard all day, wiihniitadditlunnl ice, (a very Important addition to the economy and comfort ot lamiliea.II desired, the Cooler can alao be lurnlshed at a aniallexpense with a Ffl.TEItINO APPARATUS, which aervea tbe additional purpose of removing all Inipurltlea from tbe water, rendering it pcrlectly clear and wholraoine. Tbo Cooler and Filter may bn anco in operation at any time at - UUIINI'TM House Furnishing Eatabllahment, No 14 East Fourth street. Cincinnati, O For sale In Columbus by JNO. K. HKYI., marHl High street. i WINDOW SASH. We ; 't have made an arrangement with one of tbe moat ee'ebrate'd aaab t manutactoriea In the Weat, and are 1 prepared to fill ell ordera for aa.b, ' manufactured by practical workmen and of guod materiala. All ordera J left at our hardware atore. No. 1T9 I High street, sign of tbe Gilt Broad Axe, willreceive prompt attention. KILBOURNE. KUIINS & CO rg'gyi51Jtli'ffS3 Columbua, April lis, 1851. XTEW FUR STORE. Jarvis & Fairchild, it 149 Main atreet, Cincinnati, barn an extensive and well selected atock ol none but new and treah Furs, fur ladles. We bare this day received from New York some beautiful sped mens of Misses' and Children's drab and black Bearer Hals. nar.7-dly JARVIS At FAIRCUILD. BOYS, Youth's and Children's Calf and Kip BOOTS and SHOES a general aaiortmnnt for Spriegand Summer trade, at maOJ 1. W. CONSTAN3. HOSIERY. 500 dozen ladies, gents, misses, youtha and infanta' hosiery, all ot the be. t make, just opened by ap20 SNOWDEN. WE ARE NOW opening a large and beautiful assortment ol WATCHES. DIAMOND WORK cV JRWEI.KY. Our stock of fine London and Gene-va Watches is superior to any in tbe State. Diamond sings and nine we offer at New Yora prlcea. Jewelry, silver an l plated ware, Pne mantle clocks, and cutlery, at wholesale and retail. All are U vited to eslL examine, and purchase tfntited. KOTARHL aad other SEALS engraved, and PRESSES (ar-nlshed, at the shorten notice. Walchea repaired In tbe b at manner. First door aoulh of entrance to Nell House. Jull BLYNN At BALDWIN. LAAV PARTNERSHIP. SWAYNE & BARER Tbe snderaigned will practice law ia copartnership, rg Ofict in tke City Ptnk Building. r N. II SWAYNE, ap7-dly R. P. 1.. BABEH. TMPORTANTTO THE INDUSTRIOUS. L rVwIn j Birds," a very treat convenience, lur ssle at tbe New Bookstore. ma.l J. II. RILEY At CO. PARASOLS. New styles just received by ep20 8NOWDENH TRANSPORTATION. 1853. MmWm 853. CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD CHANGE V OF TIME (sjfiAen additional EXPRESS TRAIN). ' On and alter Timrailiiy, Juno iiltlli lust , until lurther nu. Ilea, tho tralna ou tbia road will bu run aa lolluwa : EXPRESS MAIL NO. 1. Leave Columbua al 3:45 p.m.; arrlveat Newark 5:15 (after arrival ot Evening Train from Sacduaky), and at Zsneavllleat 11:15 p. in. RETURNING. Leave Zanesvillu 7:110 a m ; arrive at Newark (MU belore do-paitureot Mornin; Train lor Sandusky), and at Cnluuibtis nt 10 a m connecting witn toe Morning f.xprc.s I rnin lor Cleveland, This Train stous atTavInr's. Columbia. Paa.kata. Klrkersvllle. Union, Ntwsrk, Cloy Lick, Rockdale, lllsek Hand, Clay pool's, nd at i'lchsubt Valley only. EXPRESS NO. 2. ' Leave Culurrbus at 10.1.1 a in. immediately after arrival of Ligntninir Train" irom Liactnnatii H'rivaat Newark oelore the acpartnre oj Accommodation I ratnjor Mansjieta, and al -&auc vine at li':10 p id. JIKTURNINO. Leive Zunesville at 2 p m ; arrive at Newark at 3 i m, and nt (;oliinibiis at 4:4H p m, ?n tiTtte for Keening Accommodation Srat for Cincinnati. uomg t-.nat, tbu t rain will stop at rar-iurs, l'Atsskaia, film ersvil'e, Union, Newntk, BUt-k Hand. Claypool'a and Plensaut vaney amy; emniua we.t. at I'ieAiaut vauey, t.-iayponrs, niacx Hand, Newark, Uniun, Klrkeravillu, l'aluikala, Black Lick and Tavlor's onlu Wilb bot . ihe Express Trains, the eoaehes of tho Ohio Stage Company bet wf en Z iiiovrie and Wbeel:ng will run in cloee connection. At Wheeling tbey coonect with the Traina un tbe ijaltlrnote and Mnio Railroad. FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Leave Columbus ntfi:30 a in ; urrivinir at Newark before tbe departure ot tho Morning Train for Ssuilnsky, and at .anc.vllle atlliiuam. RETURNING. Leave Z-ne.villo at 2:45 p m, pus.ing Newark after arrival of iLCtntng Train irom tsanuiuM, ano art ive at coiumnua at r.jo p m. '1 bis Train .tups ut ull way alatluus. By order, U. 3. GRAY, Agent Columbus, June8th. M'3. T ITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND 1J XENIA RAILROADS. Scmmr Abranormrnt, to com. mince May Hi, 18.13, Four Pamcngcr trains Daily, (Sundays excepted.) Train run by Colurulma lime, which ia seven minute t:tetertbun Cincinnati tune. Until further notice. Passenger Train will leave the Depot ( n East front street, as loilows: Express Train at ti a. in ; Accommodation Train at 7:30 a. m. Hillsborough Train nt 2:110 p. m l Msil Truiu at 5 p. m.; Forl.lnwood, Plalnavlllo, Millurd, Lovelund. Foster's, Deeriield, Morrow, l ort Ancient. Oregon, Curinaiid Wnynesville, Spring vaney, Aenin, cenurvuie, r-enna, poutn i;narieatnn, uonnon, Weat Jetleraon, Columbus, Yi.llutv Spnnga and Spi Inglluld. Returnlne from Columbus Mail Train will leave at 4:5 a. m ; Express Train will leava at 1:30 p. m ; Accommodation Train will leave Bt .1.1.1 p. ni ; Iti turning from Hill. borough at 7 a. m ; Returning from Sprincfield at .1:5 a. ra.; Returning fruin bptlngtield at 5 p. m Trains will stop as fallows : The Express Train. 0 a. in., from Cincinnati, at Loveland. Mor row, Xeniannd London, only ; 1:30 p. m., Irom Columbua, ut London, Xenia, Corn In, Morrow, l.uvcland nnd l'lainville, only. Accooimodation Train, 7:10 a. in, Irom Cincinnati, nnd 5:15 n. in . from Co lumbua. at l'lainville, Miltord, Miamiville, Love- land, Foster's, Deerfleld, Morrow, Fort Ancipnt, Freeport, Corwin, and Wnynesville, Spring Valley, -unln, cedarvino, fjeima, tsouin Cliarlesmn. London, and Weal Jetleraon. Alao. on proper notice bv Hag or to conductor, nt l.ionwood, Clayavllle, Florence and Alton. Mail Train, 4:5 a. m. from Columbua and 5 p. m. from Cincinnati, at West Jctf'erson, London, rinuth Charleaton, Selma. Ce. darville, Xeuia, Spring Valley. Corwin and Wayneavillo, Free, port. Fort Ancient, Morrow, Deerlield, Eoater's, Butlerworth's Water Station. Loveland, Millurd and FhilnvilK Alao, at Clay a-ville, Florence and Alton, un ttutiea. Illllaborouirb Tr.imit 7 a. ni. from lllllabnrouah, and 0 30 p ro from Clnelnuatl, nt Lynchhnrgh, W, atboro', Hlanrheater, tlnahen and Wilmington pike, l.oveii.nJ, Polklown, Miamivillo, Millurd, l'lainville and Llnwoud. Al.o, on nntico at ll.g atatluna. Pa.aengora tor Hillsborn', Cliilllcotlie.aud intermediate points, will taku the 230 p. m. Train. Passengers for Springfield will take the 7:30 a. m. or S p. m. Tralna Lines ol Hacks and Coaches run In c nnectlon with the tralna to tho follo-ving towns: Lebanon from lh-eifield; Wilmington and Clarkavill- Irom Moriow and Curwtn ; Goah-ti, and points above, f rom Mill'ovd. Tho Trains connect with tba Mod River and Lake Erie Railroad nt Snrinolield: Columbua and Cleveland Railroad et Co lumbua: Ceutnd Ohio Railroad to Zannaville, and lint of coachca from Zanrsvillo to Wnrellug. &c. On Sundays but on.) train will ho run, leavlnu CincJinatl at 2:311 p, in., and Columbus at tl a. m., stopping at all wny atatlon on notice. Fnro from CloeinnatI to Xenia $1 eO Do do Hill. borough , I 75 Un do f'hlllleolhe 3 75 Do do Pprinnfield 2 00 Do do Cleveland 6 00 Oo do Shelby 4 75 Do do Columbus 3 00 Do do Zanesvitle ...4 80 Do do Wheeling 7 '5 Do do Pittsburgh 7 75 For other Information, aod Through Tickets, apply to P. W. Strader, General Ticket Agent, at Ibe Ticket OIBce, southeast comer Hroadway and Front atreeta, Clnr Innatl WM. 11 CLEMENT, Superintendent. Tho Company will not he responsible lor bnirgagnex reeding fitly dollara in value, unless iho same is returned to the Conductor or Agents, and freight paid at tbe rate of a passage for every $500 in value ubovo that amount. mall TOLEDO, NORWALK & CLEVELAND JL RAILROAD Funning In connection wilb tho Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, the Lake Shore, and Cleveland aud Pittsburgh Railroads, tho only Entire linilronil Line between the Enat nnd Weat. 'J he bxat and moat expedltioua route between Eaatern cities and St Louis. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. On and after Monday, May 16tb, lhu.1, paiaenger trains will tun daily (Sundays excepted), as follows t Leave Toledo, Accommodating at 9:10 a. m. stopping at all way stations Day Express, at 3: 15 p. m stopping only nt Fremont, Belle-vue. atonrneville and Norwalk. Night Erpren, at 11:15 p.m. stopping only at Fremont, Belle-rue, Monrocvllle, Norwalx and Oberlin. T.enve I'le vr-lnnil, Day Erprtss, at 7:00 a. m. stopping only at Norwalk, Moa roevnla, llellevue and Fremont. Accommodation, at 10:00 a. m. stopping at all stations. Right Erpress, at 8:00 p. m stuppin only at Oberlin, Norwalk. Monrocvllle, Bellevueand Element. Connrrting, Directly, At Toledo, with tralna of Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad for Chicago and way stations, and tbronith Ihe Chicago and Rock Island Railroad and ateamera on lllinoia river, to St. Loula. At Bellevu", wiih Tralna of Mad River and Lake Erie Rnad for Sandusky City, Springfield, Dayton, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, etc., etc. At Mnnronville, with traina of Manafield and Saniluaky Railroad tor Sanduaky, Shelby Junction, Columbua, Z.uesville and Newark. At Grnlton, with tralna of Cleieland, Columbnaaed Cincinnati Railrouil, lor Columbua. Cincinnati, and way station.. At Clerclaii I, with tralna of Lake Monro Railroad l l New Yor. and Bo.tun.via Buffalo and Albany, and Inr New York, via Dunkirk, with traina of Cleveland and Pititburah Railroad lor Fillsburgb, Pbiladolphla, Baltimore and Washington City. E. B. PHILLIPS, Su'pt. OrricR T. N. and C. R. R. Co., I Norwalk, O., May 14, 1853. ) CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & CINCINNATI, AND CLEVELAND AND FKIE RAILROADS. New Arrakorbirkt. (In and after Monday, May 16tb, F assent or Trains leave aa followa (5uudaysexca pled): Cleveland fur Erie, Dunkirk and Butlalo, at 7:30 a. m ,3:45 p. m.and 8:15 p.m. Cleveland for Colnmbna and Cincinnati, at 8.00 a. an , 10:00 a m. and K:15 p in. Cleveland for Toledo and Chicago at 7:10 a ra., 1C:OT a. ro. and 8:15 p. in. Columbua for Cleveland, Erie, Dunkirk and Buffalo, at 10 i.l a. m. 1:00 p. m and II p.m. Shelby tor Clevelnd, Erie, Dunkirk and Bufhln, at 1 :05 p. m , 4:0.1 p. m. and :'. a. n. Shelby fur Culumbua aud Cinclmsti, at 10.35 a. in., 1 :?5 p. tn and IL'J.i p m. Erie lor Cleveland, Oolunbire, Cincinnati, Toledo aud Cbics;u, at 2:50 p.m.: 11:50 p. m.ald2:)5 a m A. STONK, JrSnperintend- rt Cleveland. May 13lh, 18JS ma!7 'AST MAIL LINE. 15 hours from Colum bua to Pnrt.mouib On and alter Moadav, Janr US. a MAIL COACH will leave Colnmbna (or Circhvu:-., t bil icoibe and Portamouih, at 5 o'clock in Ihe morning, and arrive at Portsmouth at 8 o'clock In the evening connecting with Ire River Packets to Pittsburgh and Ciucinna'l. Also, leave I'nrtimoulb at 5 o'clock la the morning and arrve at Columbus at 8 o'clock la theerrnlnr daily. juSC KhEIDER St HAWKE8 TNDIA MATTING. White and Colored J. Matting, all widths, at our Ca'prt R.e.m. next door tn ibe American. m.r. W. A. J O Mrt DY A C... NEW ESTABLISHMENT. E. Gaver. as-alated by A. W. Reader, would re.p-vt'lely a-nuoee to the i i ir. na of Colnmbna ard vicinitv. tbM be hi. oned a CO F f IN WsBllllKI'l. directly oppo-ite the Franklin Hocae, wn-re I e is at all tie es prepired t.j luralsb coibua, shrouds, etc with all th- au- nt and fisture neee.sary on fenera! tcaM's and fce wi.b- s it dittin-tlv undrTstmal that hia tcMt..h:l um be of ao ot J rtl. ra-ble achat aeter as to prevent elfrraaiialcicn. orf-dly A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY OROCERIES. at rtrirr as bw a tbe lowest, ard ss r m,i! as the best, cam be foaad at tbe a jatb east corner of Tw. and llish street. apnnfj 8. W. AIGL'STCS. INSURANCE. HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, WALL STREET, NEW YORK. FIRE AND IHARINU-Cnpitnl 9300,000. Cuas J. Mabti.v, Set-'y, S. L. Looatia, Pres't. OIHECTOKI. Slmei n I, l.ooinis, late of the 'Etna,' Hartford; . Wm T Honker, cashier Continental Bank -, Tho.;d-iia AlcNamco, lino of Bowcn At MoMameo. Ja.per Cuiuiuv. Cornlnc At co . Richard Kigelow, Win II Mullen, Geo Bliis, Amos 11 Knn, Oliver K Wood, I uvf P Stone, Henry II Ely, James Low, Charles K Hatch, John H Hutchinson, William G Lambert, Chiiih s A Bulkley. Lewis Atterbury , Jr, Levi P Morgan, Amos T Dwight, John G Nel.on, Charles P Baldwin, George C Collins, George I) Morgau, Lucius D Curaau, David Saulurd, Cephas II Nortou, Charles Ely ; Stephen Psul, ' Buckland W Bull, Allre-i S Barnea, Roe Lockwood, Lucius Hopkins, Lyman Cnuk ; James A Dwlitht, Isaao H Fruthiugbsiii, John II Switt, Curtis Noble, Ward A Wot k, Nathan U Stockwrll, Jainea Humphrey, Dnnlbrth N Harney, Houier Morgan ; George Pcarce, JulO-ly Dtiane, King At co ; Claflen, Mullen & CO; Geo Bliss St co ; Eno, Mabony 4; co; Willard At Wood; . . Sloue & Starr; Ely, Clapp At Bowen ; Jatuea Low sV cu; C II Hatch A co; J C Howe & eo; AAA Lawrence St co ; Bulkley St co; Lewis A tterbury, Jr, St co j J M Beebe, Morgan Jkco; Trowbridge, Dwight As co ; Nelaon at cof Baldwin, Starr Ae co; Sherman At Collina; K D Morgan A eo , Coman, Lathrop St co ; Jobnaou At Sanfoid ; Norton, Butler Atlloyt; Boyd St Paul; ' Haakell, Merrick At Bull ; A S Barnes At Cot Lockwood At Son; It Hopkina, Alleu At Co; Brown, Palmer At Dwight; Frothingham, Newell St co; Swllt, liurlbut Ac co ; Condlt Ac Noblo; Work Ac Drake i Gibaon, Stockwell Ac eo ; Barney, Humphrey Ac Butler; Well, Fargo Ac co ; Georen Pearce At co. D. ADAMS, Jn, Agent, Columbus, O. INSURANCE ON LIFE AND LIVE X STUCK, ngaiutt loss or damage by Fire, nnd against tbe perils uf tha Sra and Inland Navigation, on property of every deaeripiit-n, tukeii iu tbe lollowing companies! UNION MUTtLAI. LIFE 1N8UHANCK COMPANY, t iipirnt "siau.uuu. OHIO l.IFK INSUltANCE COMPANY, CINCIN riA-i'i, uniu, Cnpllnl 8100,000. NEW KNUXANO LIVE STOCK INS. COMPANY NEW HAVEN, UONN. Cnpllnl 50,000. EAC'I.K INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O. Cnpllnl -AUU,utiu. IUH'ITABI.E FIltE INS. CO., OF LONDON. ( eplnil 8,300,000. Risks taken on tbo most liberal terms, and all losses promptly adjusted. mar3dly T. STOCKTON, Agent. INSURANCE HEAD-QUARTERS, Three JL doora weat of the Poatoflice, up staira, Columbus, Ohio, Life, Kirn, Murine, and Henllb In.nrnare. WARREN JENKINS, General Insurance Agent, reuuosts all persona wlrhiuR Inauratice to call and inveatiuute the claims ot tbe following cumpanies to theirunlimited confidence. IN LIFE INSURANCE he represents The Mutual Ilenebt, ot New York and New Jersey one of the best established and mostrellablecumpanlesnowduing business lu tba United States. Assets abnuttl,500,000. Also 7'ho American Temperaufe, of Hartford, Connecticut, eflorlug ample security and many extra advantages to Temperance men Capital, $100,000. Also The American Mutual, of New Haven, Connecticut. This Company baa aome features believed to operate very beneficially to Ihe policy holders. Capital, 6)0,000. Call and examine the statemcnta and prospects ol each And all of these companies, aud aelect tor yourselves. IN FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE, tbe following companies are with confidence recommended as eminently doaervtng oi nnt.uunued confidence The Franklin, of New York. Capltal,300,000; The Etna, of L'tica, New York. Capital, (170,000; Tho Springfield, ol Maaaachuaetta. " .150,000; The City, of Cincinnati. Capital, J200,00O; The Granfto, of Uiica, New York Capital, $300,000; Thn Hudson River, New Yoik. Capital. O0U; The Kenasc'aer, New York. Capital, A JOO.OOO; IN HEALTH INftSURANCE, the People's Mutual Health As sociation, ol Spriugneld, Massachusetts, Incorporated by tbo .eitislaturo ol Maas-icliusetts, utters teatlmuuials ot unnustinna- ble weight and credibility. Capital, R.IO.OoO. sep-.".-iy WAitrif.pl j c, nit inn, iten i ins. Agent . pONVEYANCINQ and NOTARIAL BU- J tniNKtfH. WAHItKN JKNKIN8, Notary Public aod Con- wnyiaci illalt'iid lu allcalia in thla line, at reamnablt'char- i-. 'j iilpfinvHutiHtcil and attitracis ol titlaluriilancd, to nnj amlilu Franklin county, ou abort notice. Ottic in Flatt' block luuih lido nt lute Hrv.Hf up itairs. aujAU-ly COLUMBUS AGENCY KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE 1NSUKANCK CO. (inaranty Fvnd, 100,000. Thia Company oflora to the Insured all the focurliy andadvantaauaolthe Mutual and JotntHtook plunt(aa hereto- furo applied i combined, namely : Low rate of premium ; an an nualinturn.fn cash, of the pereentaire rjqulred for theenntin fni riik of tbo year; an adequate but notexceiiive provision lor the luture security ol memberstor the whole term ol iile, with anadequateintorcatlnthe accumulatln fund seen rod to auch aaombera. at death, bvcredita uoon their Dolicies; ataaranty fund designed lor tbe permanent security ol short term member, and alao lor thoprosent security of those lor the whole term ot lito. Tblsia the only Mutual IJ reinsurance Company whoaeratea of nremium aro tixed at a fair reduced ataodard. with a provis ion lor an annually increaslngaccumulatlon ol funds (fur future security ln eiact proportiun to the amount of business aad tha facreasiur risk Irom advancing age among the members. Pamphlets, Tracts, Ac, iviDj In detail tbe plan and rates ol tha Company, furnished gratis, aod applicaliomrpceiTed.by I. 11. ill AfaTDl. 8. M. Saitni, Medical Examiner. oevct-d VALUABLE MILL PROPERYfor SALE. V I will otter lor tale the mill property known aa the " Lock- ville Mill, nuw owned by Tcnnent at Brother, In the town of oekville, on the unto canal. In Bloom town. hip, f alraeid coun- f, Ohio. Tbia nroperty cmbraeea eleven aerea of ground, on which la a Fluorine Mill, daw Mill and Diaiillery, all In excellent order- dwelling bouaaa, atore rooms, com cribs, stock scale, and every hxtoro ucccsBat y to carry on an extenaive nuamcss. This property Is situated in Ihnmostllour'ahlngirain.gruwlng portion ol Falrlleldcuunty. The object ot the aale ia to close tip a partnership business Term, made to auit purchaser. Furlariber particulars, iiiquire of II II. Hunter, Esq.. In Lan caster, or of tbo undersigned, on tbe premise. was. r. iLnsLni. Lockville, Fairfield county, Ohio, I May 12, V3. maid d2m COLUMBUS WATER-CURE AND MED I CAE INFIRMARY, formerly known as the Mifflin House, ter ladies only, la now open. For further particulara addreaa w. MrjerAuu, M. v., m.23 dim Columbua, O. r. IIRWSON, LVIN HOLM R8, Of Uu firm of Yarke te Hewsm. Lou of CKiell) Telegraph Oo. 1 JEWSON & HOLMES, Auctioneers and XJL GEERAI. Cn.I HIMMION Ml KRCII ANTS, Nos. to aud e5 VI alnut street, West side, near Pearl, t'lnrlnnnti. fx Regular aalea ol Groceri-a at auction. Grocer tea and erehaedfae seneraPy at private aale. Caah edvaneee made oa c .naigamenta to tbeir addreaa. JanlS aly 7INDOW CURTAINS. Another lot of beautiful Lace and Swiaa Curtalna, thla day received at MCLUt H. ma5 next door to tbe American. I JINT AND QUART FLASKS 10 gruss Pint Fiaiks; a a. i uuaririassa; Fnrsale et low rat' hy an a 1 4 N. At O. FOSTER. FASHIONABLE DKESS GOODS, in greal trntr, l lPl SaltAVDEN'S. IRAN'S New and fashionable patterns for sale at Ibe New Rocksturo i.f ma3 1. U. RILEY At CO. w 7KITIXG FLUID. This article will not corrode, and fi wa fref tr from tbe iwa, and is wonby the aticttin of bai.lera, laatna, and a l o hr eonauraere ol Ink. It cannot lieeraad bv acids, for Bale bv Ihe pint or gal Ion by aep-fll JOHN R.COOK. REFK1GERATORS, ICE-BOXES, WA-TFIt Ct.OI .ER. SHuWrR RTH, etc A fine saanrt- ment ti.t n-ei Ivt-A and lor Bale at trail JNO. n. BF.YL a. EW SPRING GOi Atf. We have just rri irrA -nfiie t.rk 4-f SiHi.c nods, arid we can any to our f i-nflt tr-l it ry aierSeip. im on c.ne inpcttiia. TIDGU)VES, EMBROIDERIES, DRESS iV -tlt.tv.-3. Itot.aiaea, ft-rsre DeLBii-ea. etc. Just rrvreda ,rlJ SNllWDEN'S. l)OCKET CUTLERY. A fine assortment J f I'o Ij'H uil-rff . utur.utar-ti'T'J by Korrrs, Wotfntbolm, it I oti.f . Ati., l;?ir R-i if if Strop etc. For sale by u7 11LHR V HAM PALL. i SLTERR ASSORTMENT OP FURS. l JARVa A- FaiRrnit l. Wain at.. ftrdror beV.w tir irivr M in and Fourth, aidr.Ciitcnna!-. marOtitf 1 R. SINKS, Sewer anJ Sink Traps, assort- I e-l.lre,, l,ir.iet JNO. K HKVL 8, Jit. Town Mrert. UFF HOLLANDS, FOR CURTAINS J i TaricT wi ::ba, frrms 4 4 t" 6-4 w'Je. tor aale rbean at tba New Paper tsYaae. .awJj J. U. KILEY k CO. 1 1 ; d i'