Daily Ohio Statesman (Columbus, Ohio)
August 7, 1861

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.fix DOLLARS mrziSy Ii k i f ,T p "V r -ytw 7. -w r -w- at- i.Wu-.'a Jom eaestafj sai.'..cit).i.-i .-.tol j IlLlTW i.o .,.-f ,t, mi .-.ntl iT,d Tfl j! 0 llLY, VAMrXUIT AMD WEJEI MANYPENNY MILLER, fPB,UH?B: AW J) ,fBOf BIITOBI, HjT Offiee Nm. M, 88 And 40, Worth High It TSRII8 INVABIATjLY IH ADVANOB; Oally i i I i 88 00 par year. By the Carrier, pt r weak, li tnU. trt-Weskly SOOptrynr. Wtekly, i i i 00 "t orm f AdTertlaliif bf tbe 8qare an Kiam 1 ytai 13000 rone ifimi 3 WMki. 4 00 One U moi.tln )8 00 ":.ouUn 1100 Ono "v onthl(10 00 Jne montht 8 00 3ue 1 0BUl. i S 00 On. lMk... 1 TS Ona i 3471... 100 On SiUyi... 7 On f liiiMrttoB'JO DlopUji'd lulTcrtlMraeoti hf ;inre than Iha abora AlvettisemenU leaded aad placU Ita Ilia ooloma ol 8 wial Natiou,'.' UrubU th ordinary rait. All uotloea rcquireo to be pabllihedb U, legal ratea. li ontrred an thelndOeexolMlvelrifttr tbeflntweek pel cuut, mere than the abora ntee; but (11 inch wll i)wr In the Irt-Weekly withoHtohtrRCf Biialnesi Oarrti, not ncentlng fire ltnei, per year, to 1 1, SO tier Iter vtetde Notlcuenf meeuW ,ch&iitblKenleUei,llcoiarinlea, tc, hall prla... All trjjititnt adwtiuminti iHMf b4 paid for to a franco trie rule will not be rarted frem. Weekly, nmt price aa the Daily, where the adrertlaai Kiithe Weekly alone. Whore 'h Dally and Weekly t re both oje.l, thr-n the ehargs lr (he Weekly will be atll the rattnof the Dally No advertlteoent taken except tor i diflnlta period. BUSINESS CARDS. p.' a! b. smKiN8, Attornoy at Ta,xr A N pt NOTA R Y BLIC. f J Odea Ambo Bnildlni, oppoalta Capitol tqnare. OOI.UMBU8.OmOJ jQLm OSBORXIO, Attorney Counsellor at Law, v, MARION, OHIO. OOIjiXTIVIUU Machine 'MaBofaeturiif Companj s a--:v 'aYtfk.4-aaa.aeaaaaaSi HANOrACTUKM Of STEM ENGINES BOILERS, Calling, MiU-Oearlng, Xaehintry. rr- ALIO, xi..llxon,ca. Worn o mar Disoirnoit. CWLVRIBC8, OHIO. II1A8. AM BOS, 6opi, P. AKbOB, Treaa. dcoii, lasutr in rii o jjj. I iy u..,. L.i 1.1. J 1861. 1861. Summer Arrangements.—Time Summer Arrangements.—Time Changed. GREAT NORTHERN AND EASTERN ROUTE. CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS, CINCIN'I RAILROAD. ConnccllnjatCrtitltae With tbe flTTSDUKQH, FT. WAYNE It CD 10 AGO BATXBOAD tor Pittibwrgh, Philadelphia and Sattimori.' M$0 for Fori Waynt and Chicago. tunncctlnf at CWeland with the LAKB 8H0BB BAIL ROAD l or JUiuhirlt, Bnffal, Alkajrt Boa con, and Now York. THREE TRAINS DAILY, .EXCEPT BUNDA7, 1 1 from Golambiif, In eonnectlon with Traloion the I.ITTI.R JllIAini AND COLVITIBOS AND XUN1A HAH.RUAD9. I lIMt tBAIN." t j NIGHT XrRES8..Lafaa Columboi at 3.0 A.M will leave paaeengert at all atallona aoalh of Gallon, atop at Delaware, Ashley, Cardlngton and Gllead, and at all itatlona north ot Gallon, arrirlng at Olereland atU:IMA. H., DnuklrkSiOO P. M., BalTalo 4:8 P. M. Albany 3 SO A. M., New York 8:35 A. M.. Bof ton 9:30 P. M Pltuburgh via GreetUne 3:20 P. U Phlladel 1 yia 5:10 A. M. Chicago tU Graatllna at 7.00 P. Al, BECOND TRAIN NEW YORU EXPRESS Learea Columboe at 11:10 a. m. Will atop atLewli Centre, (for White Sulphur gpringi), Delaware, CardlDgton, Gallon, Creelllne, Shel by, New London, Wellington and Grafton, arrtre at Olereland at 3:35 p. m.; Dunkirk, 8:50 p. m. Bnf talo, 10:25 p. m.; Albany, H:4S a. m.; New York, 1:45 p. m.i llcitoD, 4:40 p.m. Thli Train oonneeteat Shel by tor SamiuikT, and at Giatton for Toledo, rrlTing at Toledo at 0:40 p. m. i.-... THIRD TRAIN. HAIL AND ACCOMMODATION Learee Oolumbue at S.30 p. m. Will itop at all atabona Boath of Hiielby, and at New Loudon, Wellington, firafton, and Berea; arriving at Cleveland at 8:30 p. m.; Don kirk, S:00a. m.i Buffalo, 3:30. m.; Albany, 8:20 p.m.; NewYork, 70 p. m.; Boilon. 11:15 p. m.i Pltuburgh, via Onu.tline.at 11:55 p. Ik.; Pulladeliihia, 1:00 p. m.. Chicago, via Crtitlioe, 0:45 a. m. Thli Train connect at hhclby for Vandiuky and Toledo, arriving at Toledo at 8:55 p. m. Patent Sleeping; Can are run on all Night Trains to Chicago, New York and Boston. Saggagt CHeehtd Through to Wnt Tori and Uotttm via (XtneUtyndi aim, to PMladtlpMa and Xtw Yorkvia OrttUiKt. RETURNIN (J.)' Night Exprcai arrive at Oolnmbo al... 11:15 P. at. Cincinnati Bxpree arrival at Ooliuabu at 10:50 A. tt. Accommodation Expteea arrive at Colombo at 7:51 D. M. r.i fare aa Low a by any other Hontot Atk for TichUtia Cttttlintw CUtxUnd. IUNT. A''.'..'T';' Superintendent, Cleveland, Ohio. JAMES PATTERSON, Agent, i Colambue, Ohio. Oolumbue, Jan 17, 18C1, Jnit Beeelved! 1AA HP. CH OHEEN aad BLACK 1UU TKA8 100 bags prime 111 Ooae. 1 AO pockets old Dutch Government Java Ooffo., 1 A ban Oevlou Coffee. -1 eOObbla. standard Whit Sugars, eo rule ting of Pow- dred, Chrushed, Grannlated A and V Ooirec. fiOqulolalseorgBnkOodflh: n-i n." SObble. Mess and No. 1 Mackerel. 6 tc. Pick Salmon. TOO bx. Layer Baisln. i j. r i" OOhf. box do do 100 nr. box do de ..I. lOO M Cigar, different brand and aradea.', t nov37 WM.HoDONAXD. M. C. LILL'EY And Blank-BookITiila&tuer,) sTOBTH B1QH ITZXXT, COlTTatBTTt, CZI0 eaariiiiy i ..j ii' .hi. ;,,;,ua T 1 TT7I 1 Tl SILKS, neck nes. iC.t vtt''v':J.-i,'-l Just opened by 1 BAIN SON, Ko. 89 South High atreel. aprSS A NEW HOOF SJKIHTe Ho. 89, SOUTH BIQQ STREET. Hare Jait reoelved a beW make of BOOT SKIRTS finished la a awuM aaparlar to any yet latrydooed cr nrBAmi fTV and f3RAr.KrnT.Kr.ga weJMt. t .'''-i jiu' I ir ivA nana. .pur r l it:T) rt'ue KUl AL QUARTO DICTIONARY- it. The Lateit Th8 LucreitTha "Best The Cbe&peit BeoMU e th Bert, "lot KlMt KeUabM kiiMtrd in 5f jTMKfcwf iSVnMil Blueahrt V do. "THB 6K8T BRQUBII DIOTIONAIT KXTANT." 'flli' M pwrdiof Baodf4 Thtntaid Wortl, wlon nnltifrioai mauinri and derHmtloDS. tonthcr mukUMicorrtet el liafor Um j pllm,and pronuneUtloa are clearly Cincinnati QmuntrcUu. Sad th4 DtcUtont of th llembtrt of tU Ohio haU iOMr$ JUeootJIton. Tb itdenlraed. Bimtm nt iha Mile Btata Teachara' ieeodatlon. ademt and aim ta nee In teachlnsr. wrltlna and epeailng, tli orthography and pronunciation of noroetwT' novel yaarto Dictionary, tan we moot cor dially recommend It aa the moat rerlabla, rtaadard an- thorlty of the Ingllih language, aa It 1 putr-writtea and poken. I Loam Aimaiwe, Praaident Keayon OoIIr-K. M. D. Lewoct, 8operlnUndni ZnhenlUe Sohoi Tooe. W. lUavzY, Vup't tlaai lnjOJiup School. M. V. Oowonr, Bup't Publlo iwhaol, Sandaaky. Jobh Ltkcu. Buo't Publlo BuImoU. Clreievllle. 8. N. BAaroan. Principal Clavaland lemala Stmtna- v.- 1 M ir WM. Mrrcnnx, Bup't FukUo BchooU, Ht. Union. Joaa Oanu. Prlocloal iii Hormal Bchool. Mlnne. iote. Cnoe VAflnw. PHmlnal Tnnrth tntermedlata flrhooL vmcinnau. H. 8. Hastm, Snp't Canton Union School, lowr Kaoau Prlncrpal KcNeely Normal School. Si4 VavrAW, Prof. Hatliematiea, Ohio Unlvaritty. V, W. lnwun. Bnn't Tro Union School. A. fi. Ilomira. Prinolual Wart Hub Sauoal, Olere- land. 8. A. HoaTON, Anoclau Principal High School, Cleve land. Inoaoaa Bmtois, Principal High School, Cleva land. H. w. Homrroa. Prlndoal Olereland Inetlrute. J. A. Gaaruu), Preiident of Klectlo Initttute, El- MM W. h. lUaaia. Prof, of Ohemlitrr. Ohio Wcilevan Unlrenltv. U. a. lUaarr. Ix-Cemmlaaloaar of Common ec&oou, vuio. Jaaraa Hoiraoa, Prof. Rhetoric, OUrlln College. TnrM. Hill. PrMlrlent Antlnrh fjolleffe. O. W. II. Cathoit. Prof. Uathetnatlca, High School, Dayton. 8. O. OaoMBAoan. Prof. Lannat. Blah BotiooL Dayton. 1 tt. m. Baxa, Bup't UnVoo Bchool, Amiaoa. Mot than SI Sundrtd other Prttlitnt of OolU- g, rrofiitor. Author ana Jjusinovurua juwea- lor, nav mdorna (Aa aoov ttnnmmt. PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO.. MiXirrTA Ooixana "It I truly a maralfleent work. aa honor totba author, tha publliber, and tb whole aountry.- rreudrnt Andrewa. One Wamr (Va Unvauirr It exceed my expecta tion. It will be m a aide in orUuwraphv and pronun ciation, and will often ba oonoalud by me tot it neat and aoconta deulUon.' Preakdcnt Thompaon. yr. B. Boijcrrio CoLixt--''HrtofoTe we have need Wabeter'a orthoimohv. A a recent meetloa of our r acuity. It wa decided to ehaneM It to conform to that of Worooiter' Hoyal Quarto Dlctionaiy." Preeldeot uamsia. Wrrrru Rrmv Coiuo. "I find It worthy cordial approbation." Preeident Illtchcock OmmLni finnan a ."Tt mom than meet my espechv tlana. I racomuend tt aa tha atandard authority orthoepy to Boy children and toy pupil." Preildent awrgao.-, ,t' Aimoew OoLLno. "I adont and aim to ne in leech' Ing, writing and epeaklng, the orthography aad prolan. elation of woroeater Jioyai vjaarw vicuonnry.- Praaident Bill. In all nr wrltlna. mceklm. and teachloa, I have en deavored to conform to the rait for orthography and pronunciation ae contained In Woroeater' Dictionary.'' Horace aunn, lata rreeiaen. Kanroa Comma. GAMiira. '"I moat cordially reoonv mend it aa tha meet reliable atandard authority of English language aa It I now written and ipoken." President Andrewe. SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO. from Rot. Anton Smyth, Ommltrtontr of (bmmo tKJUXH tn VMO, 'Tha Dictionary I an Imperishable monument to learning and Industry of lta author, and an honor to world of letters. Tha mechanical execution 1 far aupa- mlm tl... a(Vu. 1 I inm wit), whlflh r &m 1 quaint ea. from Jinn. u. a. Jiarnty. jua-vomnunomr "Tba moat reliable atandard aittrortty of tha laa- inaga." WHAT THB v Leading Newspaper of Ohio Say, Iron IX Cltntand Herald of Murtk 88, Vh. arthomnh of the Wereaater Dictionary la that ued by moat. If not all. author dlstlnetloa In country and England, and conform to the general uaag of ordinary writer ndepeaker. Whaterer prejudice may bare existed previously, careful study of this volume will invariably ba followed by a warm appreciation of Ira (rent merlta, and n desire to aud II to tne wen aenoien uorary, ea u urx- or enum, It la a library Initaelf, and will remain aa Imperisha ble record of the learning of it ocsnpil er, i Iromth Cincinnati Commtrcial of April 80, m nwaida of n h dad red thousand word rood, had and indifferent whose multifarious meanings sod derivations, together with their correct spelling and pro nunciation, are set eiearry neiorw ine eve. i no worm unquestionably the greattft Theaaurn of English Words ever pubiunea. i Iron th OltUmd HaindoaUr of Si. 80, 18C0. vblrntl Wounm'l ROTAL QOARTO DlCTtOHAar auf onlv th laU dw th amr eaorA of th kind vr tied and can by no possibility miller by comparison controversy. Iom th Toltd Blad of May A to raoairaeiATioM, Woacwrrw rs raa 8tahbio followed by our beet auttioTe: In deflnltlona he leave aothlng to be desired, and In OaTiroeaAraYtt la sufficient to say that Woacurria can ba safely followed. 1 HVGHARI tc BBAOO) i Piibllahera, Bookaellerw It StatlBen NO. 191 SUPERIOR 6T' OLE VKLAND, OHIO. THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIEE INSURANCE' COMPANY :0P UlTldena JanaArr Is 186l45FwrCcnt. ASSETS 13,819,550 Statemeot Jaaatarr 1 1881 BaUnca, per atateaent Jan. 1st, I860 3,40S,5ni Recalled for Premium dor- tea tha sear lbto ,....70J,ow Becctred for Interest during the year 1800 kh.oh id foral reeelDla for 1W0... .1977.007 74 Paid Claims by Deth,907,050 00 paia roitciea surren- dered 41.111 80 fatd Salariea, Pott- v age, I axes, x- ebante. elo 31. (SO 54 Paid Oommlaaloaa to i Areata 31.325 .10 Paid Physkrian' fee. .5Jii 75 r Raid Annnitle. l.llj po. Paid Divldenda due .i S0 U iCM .......1UU,5W li 90,UI bS ,411,.0 iiet:: Balance January' 1st. leCl. .13,818,558 j 't tl t AIMTS; w- Oath on hand 6.fe4 IB Bond and Mortgagee on Aeal i i.no,. state, worth double the amount loaned. 2,387,841 68 Premium Not, on Pelieies T lnforo,onlydrwlngaper" M Sent. lntrt.. J,9TV,M4 17 1 -Real BUie.........r...rt V,im 87, Loanaon Scrip ,S,9U44 Premium, Note and Cash, in Court of transmission... i 1 43,3tl 75 r j Total ANt......... 13,818,550 T16TB Pollcie la fores, Insuring I9o,42B,S38 1,438 new reiki bar ban hrewd during the year. After a careful ehlaalatlca of tb present valaeef ouUtaaaUaf Polictesof the Oeanpany, sad having ntomary amount in. reserve inereior, in vireoiore have declared a CiviBaxB or 3 nor cent, on tne rremi- am paid at Iha table rale, to all pollciei for life In kuaed prior t Janaary I, I860, payahl aeccrding ta ore seat rale of the Oemganv. Bate for all alndaef LU Oontlageoclea, Frcspeet aaes, Statements, and Applications, will be furnished wrrneuT cSASaa, a to Oflloa of Agencie of tb i, I .vf At aomp T4tWRe,oit Prwidentl Ii. O.H0TKR,TicPrwldnt. aa; Witmiiiss, eaeteiary.' 1 ,r r as Mas Kasauif Aft), ar. A r t m..L archse.ien.-"'- MV. V eVJlfVD BIW.I woinmona,w. TlLAIre AFfD FICREO BLACK A.. DRE8S SILAS, ofevervgT.de. fee SABDruuBl aa toe aaa a nnei raaseeaeie saeee. laasn tel ,j"l.:IIUI I 1- atAlM a SUB. HAlm i-v-i c; i MsV Hixk atiea tr.x, r 1 of in the Afl. oj a or 50, 39 14 50 50 th the force, lb Oonp

u'"o2atutionl dieaiw,' corruption of tlw tilnnrl. Kv L'iwh flii flnirl WnmM vitijktfid. weak, and poor.. Heine; in the circulation, it pervades th whole body, and may burst out in diaeoM on any part of it. No organ ia free from iu attacks, nor is there one wijich it may not destroy. ihe acrofuloua taint ia variously canted by mercurial diaeaae, low living, dia- orueroa or unneeiuiy looa, impure ur, unit and filthy habiu, tha depreaaing vice, and, above- all, by the venereal infection. What ever ba its origin, it ia hereditary in the con titution, descending from parent to children unto the third and fourth generation;" indeed, it seems to be the rod of Him who aaya, HI will visit the' iniquities of the fathers upon their children." Its affect commence by deposition from tho blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in tho lung, liver, and internal organs, i termed tubercles; in the glands, swellings) and on tho tmrfiice, eruption or aores. Ahis tout cor rnption, which Render in tho blood, depresses the enerpas of life, o that scrofulous constitu tions not only miffcr from scrofulous com plaint?, but they have fur less power to with stand the 'attacks of other diseases! consc. qiicntly vast numbers perish by disorders which! nlthoiteh not scrofulous in their nature. ore Gtill rendered fatal by this taint in tha M-stcm. Most of tho consumption which de cimates tho human family lias its origin directly m tins scrofulous contammotion ana many destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain, and, indeed, of all tho organs, arise from or aro aggravated by the same cauio. One quarter; f H 0ur people aro scrofulous their persons are uweaco; uy tins lurking in fection, and their health is .undermined by it. To cleanse it from the system we must renovate tbe bloou by an alterative medicine, ana in vigorate it by. healthy food and exercise Such a medicine we supply' in AYER'S Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla, the most effectual remedy which the medico skill of our times can ueviso lor tms every, where prevailing and fatal malady. It is com bined from the most active romeuials that liavo been discovered for the expurgation of tins foul disorder from the blood,, and the rescue of the avstcm from its destructive conscouences. llcnce it should bo employed for the curft of not only Scrofula, but also thoso other altec tions which arise from it, such as. Eui Prn B and Ski. Diseases, St. Anthony s linn, Itosn, or EllTSUT.LAS, 1'IMPI.RS, rUflTlI.ES, JiLO rciiES, Blains and XJoli.s, 'I uuons, 1 p.TTta and Salt Kiifum, dcald ilcAn, ltiNowoua, llur.iM vrisM. Svpiiimtio and Meucuiuai. Lis- rAsrs. Duorsr. Dyspepsia. Drnain, and, Lldecd. AM COMVLAINTS AlttSINO FUOM VlTIA- rri ou Ampurb lii.ooi. Xho popular belief in impurity of tin blood is founded in truth, for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood.. Tho particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa rilla is to nurifvand regenerate this vital fluid. without which sound health is impossible in contaminated constitutions Ague Cure POR THE aPEEDli CURB OF Intermittent Fever, or Fewer and Ague, Remittent Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical IleaUnrlie, or Billon llcailachr. and Blllone Fewer, inrleeil for the whole claea of elieeaeee rirlnnt' Inn; lit nlllary derangsment, cawaeil y tue malaria or minaniano countries. We are enabled here to otter the eommnmtv a remedy which, while it cures tho above complain ta Villi I.t-11UIMIT, le Dull pcuirttljr uuiiiutraa ill uiij quantity. Such a remedy ia invaluable in districts wncrc tneso aunciinir aisorucrs Dreviiu. aids "CtiiB" oxpele the miasmatic poison of Feveu ahd Aove from the system, and prevents the de velopment of the disease, if taken on the first nn pronch of it premonitory lymptom. It is not only the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class of complaints, but also the cheapest.' Tha brae quantity we supply for a dollar brines it within the reach of every body and in bilious districts, where FEVbb and ague prevail, every oouv suouia have it and use it freely both for cure ana protec tion. A great upenonty or tin remedy over any other ever discovered for the speedy and certain cure of Intermittcnts is that it contains no Quinine or mineral, consequently it produces no qninism or rimer lmuriuua viii-cis wuuievrr u iuh mv wuimu- tion. Those cured by it are left aa healthy aa if they had never had the disease. l ever and Ague is not alone the consequence of tha niiasmntie noison. A creat variety of disor ders arise from its irritation, amoiig nliich are Neuralgia. Ilheumatum, Uoitt, lleaaache, jsitiia- ness, lootnacne, zaracne, vaiarrn, jiunma, i-ni-pitution. Painful Affection of tho Spleen, Uiister- tea, i'am m tne nonets, vouc, rarntysis ana De rangement of the Stomach, all of which, when originating in this cause, put on the intermittent type, or become periodical. This Ci'nE expel the poiwin irom tne oiooa, ana consequently cures them all alike. It is an invaluable protection In imminrants and persona travellinR or temporarily residing in the malarious districts. If taken occa sionally or daily while exposed to the infection, n i .i t .i i innc Will uv excreieu Hum nv njmt-iu, ami ihiiimj, accumulate in atifllcient quantity to ripen into dis ease, llcnce it is even more vuluublo k.r protec tion than cure, and few will ever suiter from Inter mittcnts if they avail themselves of the proleulina this remedy afford. cj FreparodbyBr.j'.O.ATESai.CO., Lowell, Mass. ROBERTS at SAMUEL, Colombo, And by Druggists and Dealer every whe re. nov:lJd,tww CANADIAN 4 UNITED STATES MAIL BTE1AMERS TO AND rKOItl LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW, Liverpool, Montreal, Quebec, and. SaTZSVU" The Montreal Ocean Bteanubf Company fret -class full-powered Clyde-built B teamen eail every Nat vrdar from PORTLAND, carrying th. Canadian and United Btaua Mall and passenger, i NORWEGIAN, NORTH AMERICAN, BOHEMIAN, ANSLO-BAXON, NORTH BRITON, HIBERNIAN, CANADIAN, NOVABCOIIAN. Shortest, Cheapeat and QuickC tOon- vejance ireia f AatEBICA TO ALL PASTS OF ETO0PK. Rates ot Paasage to Kurope. S30, jjoe, sao. Will tall from tlTERPOOL orery Wednesday, and free QU1BEO eTOry Raturday, sailing al LONDONDERRY, to receive on board and land Mall and Paaaenmrs. to and from Ireland and Bootland. UjTbeee Btemn are built of Iron, in witer-tlgnt eompartmenta, carry each sn experienced Surgeon, and every attention is paia to me eoiwon ana accommfMia tinn of Daasenser. A they prooeed direct to LONDON- DBRY, the gteat risk and delay of calling at St. John' ia PTvmvw, i aiaavow Miaenger ar rurniinea witn rata tastsge tickets to ana irom iionaonaerry. Return uokets granted at reduced rate. OrrtlScate sssned for carrying to and brtnrlngout pa. eenger from all th principal towns ol ureal antauaaaa rreiana, ai rvaacvu nuw v, .rawwi., by th WA8H1NUT0N LINE Of SAILING PAOKETS, leaving uverpooi every weea. Isjht Drafts for XI and upwards pay able In F.ncland, Ireland, Scot- laud mt wales for pasaage, apply at me omoe. 3 airtuan WAV, New Vark, and IB WaTKH. ly at th Once. ff3 BHOAB- Liverpoai, IAB1X REARU, fJenanl JgonU, or to- J. R. ARMSTRONG, aolS-lydkw '')i Poet Offlc, Columbus, Ohio Co-Pattnersliip, IIIATB THts DA? ADMITTED MY aon JAMES ADOIRBAItT aaeartnar In mv busi ness, which will bar after he enndneled nnder th Inn of nam at bob. r. JsAlft, W Bonth Ulan Ft. Colombo, g 13, 1B81. TeblO HENBYKOUILEIt,.,,,, rtst of Phalea'a lrrabliahaaent, M. Tn Piowrletors in aew aora ewiioeaoie enavtnff. uilr uattlnw Inampeoolnfi Oarllog nod Dieeetag aloon, Beat Slat atreett eve the Poet oaee, where aatlseacttaet will be given ta all the various branoae. Ladles ad Children's Hair A1 resting done in U beet (tyle. i i lyi-diy iis -a n rv-i ,-.t Summer Arrangement. Little Miami Columbus Xenia RAILROADS. For Cincinnati, Dayton ft Indianapolisl I i 1 (.If' M..i Through to Indianapolis Wlthoat Change of Can s Ccdumbui and St,' LouU, Vjm'&i 1 it Four Trains t)aily irom (joluinbus. FIRST TRAIN.:, j ACCOMMODATION at S a. m.. toDnIn at all iU.- tloaa between Oolumbus and Cincinnati and Dayton, ar rlvlne at Cincinnati ait 10 OS a. aaand at IMetonat 8.10 a. m.,coniieotu a at Dayton, for Inulanapoli ad vn rreei. Second train. v iMriu.BDM ii. w a. m..nvppui8 evuc,uo, London, Charleston, Oedarvllle, Xenia, Spring Valley, Oorwln, Frevport, Port Ancient, Morrow St., Lebanon, Poster's, Leveland and Mllford, arriving at Cincinnati at 4 30 p. m Dayton at 9.45 p. m., eon neotlnr with the Ohio and Misslaetppi Railroad for Loulsvlllo, tty., Vin-i cenncs. Cairo, St. Louis. New Orltans, etc.: at Dayton for Indlanapoli, Lafayette, Torre Haute, Chicago and all Western point. THIRD TRAIN. 'P','f' MAIL at 8.10 D. m., stonoinr at all tatiena between Oolumbus and Xenia, and at Bp ring Valley, Oorwln, Morrow indLoveiaad, arriving at Cincinnati at 2 a, m. FOURTH TRAIN. RfOHT EXTREfS.'vIa' Dyton. at 12 00 midnkht. stopping at London, Xenia, Dayton, Miudletown and Iltuuiion, arrivluK at Cincinnati at 5.85 a. m.: at Day ton at 8.55 a. m.; connecting at Cincinnati with tho Ohio and alisaissippi Railroad tor Louisville, Kvaneville, Tlncennes, Cairo, St. Louts. Memphis, New Orleans, and all point Bouth and Bouth-west; also, at Dayton for Indianapolis, Lafayette, Terr llaute, Chicago, ete. TTP For further Information and Through Tlokets, apply to a. ii, duuxjutx, xicxet Agent, union Depot, vojumnus, P. W. BTltADER, General Ticket Ageat, Cincinnati. f JNO. W. D0HBBTI, Agent, Oolumbus, E. W. WOODWARD, Superintendent, Cincinnati. Colnmtus, July 14, J8B1. RAILROADS. EAST. CENTRAL OHIO AND AND Steubenville Short Line RAILROADS COMBINED! C0MNE0T1N0 AT BELLAIBE WITH THE BALTIMORE OHIO, AND AT PITTSBURGH WITH THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL V IKAIUEIOAD: P0RM1N0 THE Shortest, Quickest Most RcliaLIe Route to all Eastern Cities Trains Leave Columbus aa follows M0BNINO SXPRESS Leaves Oolumbus 3.30 A. M. from Union Depot, via beiiaira or Bteuuenviile arrives at Bellalre, lo.tm A M.i Btenbenville. 13.80P.M.: Pittebunih. 3 40 P.M. Harrlsbun. 1.10 A. M.: via Ailmtown. arrives at New York 8.00 A. M.J via Philadelphia, arrives at Phila- aeipnia, o.iu a. a.; new xora, io.au a. m. uonneca also at Hurls burg for Baltimore, arriving at 7.45 A. M Sleeping Can attached to this Train Vroln Columbus, run directly through to Bellalre or rittsburgn without change; and raaienger via Alien. town arrive in new xora.aiBA.ai., ICPTWO HOURS IN ADVANCE .OP NORTHERN liiniSB. This Train also cooneota at Bellalre with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the PITTSBURGH BXPREB8. Leaves Coluratus 11 85 A. M from Union Depot, via Btenbenville; arrive at Newark, Jit.au P. M.i uoanoe ton, 9.15 P. M.; Steubenvlllc, 0 P. M.i Plttsbnrg, 8.40 P- M. ITTrhl is the only route by which Passengers on leaveCinolonaU at 7 A. M., go through to I'llts hurgh la daylight, without change of cats or delay, j FAST LINE. Leave Oolumbaa S.I5 P. M.. from Union Depot, via Bellalre: arrive at Newark, 3.83 P. M.t Zanvllle, 33 P. M Bellalre 7.55 P. M.i Pittsburgh, 11.25 P. Rarrlsbnrg, 9,00 A. M.; Wis AUentovm, arrives New York, 4 P. M.i via Philadelphia, arrives Phlladelnhla, 1.10 P. M.i New Xork. P. M. Ibis Train also connect at Harrlaburg for Baltimore, ar riving ati r. in. xnts Train run tnrougn to ueimire or r ittsbnrg wim- out Chang of Cars; and from Pittsburg there la no change of Car to Philadelphia, or via Allentown to Mew rorr urns ouei wg The only Route from Columbus to Baltimore, rhilauelphia, or Mew York, with only one change of Can. By thrs Train Passenger' arrive in New York fire hour in advance of th Northern line. This Train also connect alDellaire wllh the Baltimore and Ohio K.R. UTTbis Route ia 30 mtlos shorter to Pittsburg, ana 'more tnan luu miles eoorter to New York, than Northern Lines. Baggage Checked Through to all im porttnt Points Eait. ABK P0R TICKETS TIA 1 v BELLAIRB OR STEUBENVILLE. Tickets Good oyer either Route. JNO. W. BR0WNj Geo. Ticket Agent Central Ohio R. R. I. A. HUTCHINSON, uen. Ticket Agent iteubeuville Short Lin. Jcl OOLVBIBCS; OHIO. ';"':'",l. rVGRlCULTURAL WAREHOUSE And Seed Store,' 7 SEALER 111 GENERAL HARDWARE, RAILS, OLA88, BASH, PUTTT, CORD AO!,' eaite, Plalola, Wood Willow Watt, ether and Rubber Ueltlug, Ian Leather, Hoes and king. Dl-dly 13. kntledigN'R rrjHii8iiiNo VJI UOODS, i Novelties lu Neck Tlee and Scarfs. Byron and Oarrote Collars. Kmbroldered Pocket Handkerchief Paris Kid Gloves, superior make. i Golden Hill Shirt, varioas styles. i o i.j Boys' Golden Hill Shirts, Driving and Street Gloves, do Hemmed Pocket Handkerchief, various style.' Half Host aad Under Garment, h j ,.i I: -j BAIN tk BON, ,i j aprllS No, 90 South High atreet. SOMETHING NEW, !7i'.7 I il sjxasssnw. fill i J i.'t j HOW ARD OO'B -AMERICAN. WATCHES;- pALJL S8 8 OUT II HIGH NT 1 AMERICAN WATCHES. -r manufactured by X, HOWARD as CO., Boston. Uaaa Thee Watches are far raperlor to anything tnr offered to the publlo, heretofore. Having the exclusive agency, I can sell these al prices t suit the time. I havojuat receivca a targe itoca oi ttl t .A;, lAMERJCAN WATCHE3, maculeetlred by- APPLE TON, TRACT, It CO f also, asaecrtinentof ENOIilsn AND SWlsB WATtTHEs; In Gold aad BHvar Cafes, tt Panic price. 1 v. v yj r ii v H i j T1BII ,'i)ally', per yean I ,,'tti- Weekly, per year-, ...0 00 i 00 1 00 I.... nnoaiy. per yeai MR. CRITTENDEN'S REMARKS ON THE SLAVE CONFISCATION BILL. Mr'. CmTTrNDErt. I am but allahtlv acrmalnt. ed with tbe rales of the Hous?i but I sapposed the previous question bad been, aobstantiall, withdrawn "by the gentleman who made it, by entering into an argument with half a dozen gentlemen upon the eabjeot 1 iTheBmm.- The Chair would state that unless the demand is withdrawn, no debato la in order. I-' 1 r l. Mr. KtLtoflo, of Illinois,' I atlc the nnan- imoos consent ol the House to permit the gen tleman from Kentucky to proceed. 11 no onjeouoa was made. Mr CkfTTENDEN. I shall occuov the time of the' Howe but a very few moments. Mr. Speaker, It has been eoaceded in all time, I be lieve; that the Federal Government, tbe Con gress or tba United States, had no power to legislate bpon tbe snbiect of alaverv within the States.' Ii has been conceded that was a sob tot for State legislation only. Djcs warchanee the powers of Congress in this respect? It is the absence of all power upon the subject which has prevented your legislation. Absence of all power of legislation in time of peace must be the absence of tbe aamo power at all times. Tbe constitutional power of this House doe not come and go with a change of circumstan ces. That is a fixed rule of Congress, perma nent, Immutable, and made to govern Congress. xvww, cir, ii you can legislate in regara to Sla very In this Instance, and if you can, Upon cer tain conditions in time of war, destroy the right of the master to hia slave, why cadoot yon, up on conditions, in time of peace do the same thing? Yon do it here because the slave is employed to aid tbe master in the commission ol a great crime, that Is, tbe uniting In a civil war. Could yon not apply tbe principle to times of peace, and make the condition then? If a master uses bis slave to aid in the commission of a trespass,' or it may be a murder, can you declare that to be a sufficient came for the lib eration of the slave? Wby can yon not? Be cause you have no power by yoar Constitution to touch slavery at all. l say, in relation lo slavery, that Congress never had any power of legislation within the States; and, no longer ago than last sension, this body aud the Senate, by a majority of two thirds, were willing to make that a provision of the Constitution, when nobody had ever de manaea it. Now, sir, I am not lrqnlrlne, nor am I pre pared to make an argument, aa to powers In a state of war, as to national law, world-wide law. Iam internosine a nositive statute, and I say if there Is no power to do this thing in time oi peace, mere is no sucn power at any time. J Mr. CaiTTKriDEif. -1 will proceed to make the law remarss which I intended to do on this sub jeot. I say, If von have no power directly, no matter what the advantages of tbe eieroiee of tost power would De, no matter oowj nst, no matter bow necessary to the preservation of the Union, you cannot legislate ahoat it for want of power. 1 bat ia my point. Yon cannot make a general law that shall regulate slavery, that shall regulate tbe right? of the master or tbe rights of tba servant in a Slate of tbi Union, in time of peace. That will be admitted. I think. Yon cannot panleh any crime iu the State; that i for tbe State. It is a part of its interior poli cy. It ia tbe law, and you were willing to put it in the Constitution as a thing never denied. Now, I aBk my friecd if this bill is not gettiug around that, waking use of a state of war, of a stato of thing that highly excites us all? Ia adopting this indiscreet and unadvised legisla tion, are we not trying, under plausible citoum- stances, to insinuate our .jurisdiction in a. man ner which, oo tbe same principle, must apply to place the slavery of the South (and will it not be so understood) completely In the power of Congresa? Mr. Speaker, it is the crime against which we are legislating that Irritates' and provokes us to extremity iu our legislation on this subject. we nave a power in an cases within our juris diction to try persona in our courts for tbe crime llessd agaloat them: and all the oonseqoenoes whiuh tbe law annexe under tbe Constitution follow tbe judgment, IMow, in reierence to treason, which, is tbe erime here. The Constitution' defines what It Is, and provides for its punishment. It declares that treason against the United States shall consist iq levjing war sgainat, them; and that no person shall be convicted ot treason exoept On the testimony of two witnesses to the same Overt aot,o on bis oonieasion In open oourt. It declares that Congress shall bav power to de clare tbe punishment ol treaaons but no attain der of treason shall work corruption of blood, or forfeiture, except during the life of' the of fender. Now, sir, the crime declared by this bill, and for which this forfeiture is to take place, is trea son treason by its very definition, It is eo con sidered In this bill.' It is so considered by my friend from Illinois. This law undertakes to de prive the owner of slaves of bis entire property, and give complete freedom to the slave,; The Uonati tution ears tnat even on conviction of trea' soo, there shall be no forfeiture of property, of any description, oeyona the lifetime or tbe of fender. Now, I ask my friends everywhere If it Is not a plain breach of the Constitution that a man shall forfeit his slaves? Whatsoever of ptoperty ne employs or permits to do employed in a ccr taui way in aid of treasonable purposes, he shall forfeit it absolutely, says tola bill; and espe cially shall he forfeit his slaves forever. That Is the laognago or tbe bill'.' Tbe language of tbe Constitution is, that no tittle ot his property shall be forfeited' for longer than bit life, in this, nowever else we may differ there is an apparent unconstitutionality in this bill. Sir, I will leave the matter with this tingle remark, mta provision or tne bill will be coo. sidered, and so Interpreted abroad, as assuming to Congres a power over slavery.' If you can, on conditions, In time of peace, abrogate and abolish slavery, it may well be asked, whether vou cannot do it in time or peace, on similar condition of supposed future crime? At we are la a condition now, gentlemen, to hazud this momentous, irriating, agitating, revolution ary question? It it politic to wage such a war as that f l Enow tnat it is lorced upon you Your capital Is now threatened, and is within hearing of the enemy's cannon.' You are bound todefcndyourselves,and to defend yourselves like men. Shall We send forward to the field a whole catalogue of penal laws to fight this battlo with? Arms more impotent were never resorted to, Thev are beneath the dignity of our great causO- They are outside of the policy which ought to control this Government, and lead us on to too- ceaa in the war that we are now fighting.' yon hold up before your enemies this cloud penal laws, tney win say: "war is oetter tnan peace. War is comparative' repose." They will say when they are subdued, or if thev choose now to submit, "What next? Have we peace, or it this new, army of penal laws then come into totlon? Are tbete penal laws to ln- fllot upon os a long agonjpf prosecution and No, gentlemen, It Is not by such means that we are to achieve the great object or establish inn our Union and re-unitine the country. 1 Sir, these laws will have no efficacy In war. Their oniv enect win do to atimuiate your adversaries to still more desperate measures. That will tht effect of thla army of penal laws. The ex pertinent hat betn tried by other- oountrieev England tried k upon. Ireland, aad sua reaped the reward o( it la hundred ol years ot Intel tine war., And that la Hi natural product. These penal laws will prove ty. b lD saed- grsuna from wnicn win spfingvun sew, reuov lions. Gentlemen, for the sake of our country. I ask ypa not to enter npon inch td experiment, Your laws already declare what la treason; they define What shall be the penalties' of that mimei. Tber art Sufficient, and I hop there will be no lurtner aottoo, sucn at tew pui con f templates." Yon know,' at well as I do, the pe- vunaa eciuuuvemee waien exists npon tbe peculiar-specie of property to which this bill espe cially applies. I state now, at I have stated more than once In the other end of the Capitol; that I do not appear here to plead the eanae of the slaveholder., I am here to plead for my country; I am here to speak for my country; and with an honest, sincere heart, with all the earnestness of myoatnre, do I Implore yon to forego tbe pawnee of this bill, and to dismiss it from your .deliberations. Tue eyes ot the world are upon you. You are iu tbe presence or events that will be or deeper interest in his tory than any that have occurred In a hnndred years; of as great importance, it seemt to me, as can occur to the human race. Then let ot not be here, employing our time and ingenuity in finding out penal laws that can only have their cfl'act after tbe war Is over--When that war BDaiibecver, I waot to tee ittuooeeded by the blessings of peace. If we are to provide, and provide beforehand, for a code of penal laws, which is to visit tbe citizens of tbe rebel lious States when tbey shall have laid down their arms, in their property, ia Iheir peraooe, and in every way, we shall have no peace. nr. opeaxer, great scenes ere before us, and I hope we sball so act our Dart that no diacred- it tball fall upon ui, for all these event! will be reeorded in the historic page. The acta of which we aro now the active agents In this grcaten scene ever presented to the world, will be written with an impartial band. The inter ests of mankind were never so deeply involved a in this strife that it now going ou; aud I re peat that the pen of the historian will lay all these things open before tbe world. Letnt, then, tot our part like men; let ut look above these little meant of penal laws which, eive me leave to say, will furnish thoso in arms against the Government a pretext for misrepresenting tbe purposes and objects of tbil war. We have declared that this war id not for tbe tubjuga- uou ui tue ouum, not tor tne overthrow ol sla very, nor for the overthrow of thtir toclal insti tutions, but simply for the noble purpose of re storing our country and preserving the Union. That is our object. Let tbe meant with which wo pursue that object be at noble and elevated at the object Itself. Let nt raise ourselves to that nigh level. But what will be the effect of tbes penal laws? Poet any man suppose they will assist vou in eainine a tinele battle? When we have before us tbe noble nuroose of uniting our conntrymen under a common Gov ernment and of restoring the supremacy of the Constitution, is it necessary to rake in the duat for these small, petty means of annoyance, the effect of which will only be to render those now iu arms against the Gevernment more bitter against us? Do yon promote your cause by re sorting to such means? If all tbe ends we aim at meet in tbe good ot our country, and nothing but our country's good, let it be to, and let tbe meant we employ tbow it. Yon must succeed, If you succeed at all, by meant ot power and magnanimity, w e are not nere a band of law yer!, to be gottlog up prosecutions against a man, because bit servant followed him to the war. Of what moment is that? What do vou and I care? Poet it weigh a tingle grain of sand in this great scale of war Not a grain of sana, it is among toe smaller matters, that are not necessary to be looked after bore at all. i i. a. a ;')f... ...1 I do not intend to trouble tbe House, particu larly after the indulgence which bat been grant ed me to occupy the floor at this time. There is much more in thla connection that I would say under other circumatancet. I bavetpoken ot wnat seemed to me to oe oi eminent impor tance in this crisit. 1 have said that this bill violates tbe Constitution, if In nothing else, in making tho forfeiture of property complete, when the Constitution aayt that for treason even for treason, tbe highest of orimet there shall be no forfeiture beyond tbe life of the of fender. And if not even for treason, certainly for no erime of less magnitude eantbo forfeiture be made perpetual. This bill, then, ia a viola tion of the plain terms of that provision of the Constitution; andMr.Speaker.it 1; is passed It will be misconstrued. It will be construed iu tbe country tt intending to oarry ont in object wnicn I believe it not really intended, we than be charged with making an aoti slavery war. I know it is not eo intended; but thla bill will be considered at giving an anti-slavery charac ter and application to tbe war. It will be con sidered at speoially aimed at that particular de torlDtion of orocertv inDooaed to be endansered, But is there any good to coma from tbe paasage of such a law, if it were hot for that suspicion? Your consciences are free,-1 know, from all more purposes of vengeance. In this national conflict, lot ns do 0o act that shall degrade thit truggle Irom Its national character. JNo; depend npon it, when tbia war It over tbe bole nation will be content to hear no more sound or outcry of anguish in the land. It will desire perfect and uninterrupted peace; and w ourselves, u we succeed In bringing tbe strug gle to that termination, will have more reason for rejoicing than any otbir nation on earth.. 1 want to see that great' and glorious consumma tion effected. I want to see this war prosecuted in tbat spirit, in a spirit of firm determination to accomplish your purpose; but to accomplish your purpose In sncb a manner aa to ihow even those with whom yon are now obliged to be en emies, tbat it it in no spirit of hate that yon are carrying on the. war. Then, when thit itroggle sball nave Closed, we may have peace and har mony. Mr. Cox, It It id order to move that this bill be laid npon the table TheSritKta. It it. Mr, Cox. Then I make that motion and on tnat motion 1 demaod tbe yeas and nays i ne veas ana nays were ordered. The question was taken, and it was decided in the negative yeas 57, nays 71, at follows: x saa raeeATB. Alien, Ancona, Josepn uaiiy George H. Browne, Burnett, Calvert, Cobb, uorning, iOX, uravens, Urittenden, Dlven, Uun lap, Dunn, English, Grider. Halcht, Hale. Hard ing, Harrison, Holman, H or ton, Jarkson, John- oo, Law. Leary,- Logan, May, McClernand, Mallory, Mentlea, Moorhead, Morris, Nixon. Iloble, Norton, Udell, Pendleton, Reid, Rich ardson, Robinson, James S. Rollioa, Sheffield, Shell, Smith, John B. Sleele, Stratum, Francis Tbomaa, Vallandigham, Vibbard, Voorhtes, wadsworth, Webster, Ubilton A, White, Wick lift, Woodruff and Wright-57. Nays Messrs Aldrtcn,' Alley, Arnold, Ash ley, Babbitt, Goldsmith F. Bailey, Baker, Bax ter, Beaman, Bingbam, Francis P, Blair, Sam el S. Blair, Blake, Bufilngton, Campbell, Chamberlain, Clark, Colfax. Frederick Conkling, Roaooe Conkling. Covode, Davie, Delano, uueil, towards, bliot, fen too, I easeo den, Franchot, Gooch; Granger, Ilutcblns, Ju lian,' Eelley, Francis W. Kellogg. William aeuogg, Lansing, Loomls, bovejoy, McKean, ivicivuignt, niitcbeii, adsoq r. Morrill, Justin S. Morrill, Olln, Pike, Pomeroy, Porter, Potter, Alexander H. Rioe, Riddle, Edward H Rollins, Sedgwick, Shacks, Shellabarger, Sherman, bioan, spauidiog, Stevens, Benjamin r. Thom as, Train, Trowbridge, Vandever, Van Horn, Van Valkeabtirgh, Verree, Wallace, Cbirlet W, Walton. E. Po Waltotv Albert S. White, and Wlndom 71 i,. So the House refused to lay the bill upon the table. ii. One Party. to be A certain alas of ieooraot and bigoted Re- pub 1 ictus assert that because vemocraia are un willing to fuse with them at the coming eleo tion, tbey are traitors, we take pleasure Informing these would-be patriot tbat tbe De mocracy are perfectly willing- to furnish their abare of mea and atone tb prteerrethe govern merits, but they do, earnestly pretest against bearJug part of tht odium of Black Republican Bfinclplea, and for tbia cause they refuse oealetos with them; Beside that, they do want to indorse tba present entirely rattan Re publican, Slate and, National Administration, or be in any wise responsible therefor. They ate Sat is tied titer a tour months' trier, mat fubheena stay poostionally -have eaol tf county or -State, and not tula tbe couatrytbtt that tney are wholly inadequate to manage National Government. T" 'T VNNKTI, atlBHOKSJ T A At B, ANA? tj l ,tl.WTITW' -aVaW -T rllSV N.t South fllh, itreeU, Anwianiy u Adranto in to not Ka A ibe :J STONE'S BAZAAR. K?' Gvnne Block. Aa- P., STONE O'HARRA ABiE2DlEI,.vJ!.I'THE,,1riN. tbi market. 'Trsrth."-' of ihe mm emn. ""TT" rf,n,.wof-hgo, vssas Importers to sell them at publlo aucllon (Mr. Stone) being in New iSrk .1 ES HEge L2S ELEGANT DRESS SILKS, i OTTOMAN VELOURS, BROCHE VALENCIAS, i' i PRINTED MERINOS, PRINTED COBURGS, BLACK ALPACAS, DYED COBUGS; I ORLEANS, FANCY WOVEN FABRICS, ALL WOOL DELAINES, POPLINS. PRINTS, DELAINES. SHAWLS AND CLOAKS! Tm Thausand Dollars Worth f Bought in One Day, LADIES FURS, 'HOSIERY DEPARTMENT, Hen's, Ladles sod Children1 Under Shirt and Drawers Ladies, alines and Children's Hosiery of all Undo, ia Wool and Lamb's Wool; fleecy Lined and Ootton Gloves of every make. V ALSO I A complete assortment of all tht ntnal varle. tics of LADIES' CLOTHS. CASSIMKRE3, OVERCOATINGS, 1 Twrrnn FLANNELS, RIBBONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, ladies and Gent's Linen Cambric Hand kerchiefs, do., &o. To ooraonawhA nail m M u. how them th largest, best aad cheapen stock ef Good ever hour while looklne u iuie mareet, or pay tbem on dsllar per oeci-uiyztawltw. STONE s O'HARRA. NEW ARRIVALS OF Spring Summer Millinery. The Stoclc Repleniahocl DATTiY FUOItt LATEST iraPORTATIUiV.3 Of NEW YORK. MT STOCK OF Spring Summer Millinery I now complete, comprising every variety of Hllla- cry; alto, a large aasnrtment of Embroideries, Hosiery and ouone, tec., and In quantities and price that can not fall to suit all who saay favor ns 'with a call. Tie goods hay been bought at Panic price, and will be eold at a small ad vanes on cost. BTILLIHERY, Mist M. E. YOUNG, late of New York City, will superintend th Millinery Department, Her long experience la the most Paahlonabl Establishment la Broadway will alone be a warranty that ah will he able to give entire eallafactloa hi matter of fast to all who may Caver her wllh their orders. Th Ladies ef Oolumbus and vicinity wilt plsas ac cept my sincere thanks for their liberal patronage, and I would respectfully solicit a continuance of th aaa. R. H. WARE, East Ta wn St., CalnaakasH O. TO WHOM IT MAY COBCEM. The Public Works of Ohio. Orrici or tux Lease i Tata Ptjbuo Woaaa I uoujatce, June 13, Itttl THE underlined having becom th Leasee ef th Public Work ef Ohio, nnder the act of Ma 1. 11 and having entered Into th posocieicn ef aud Warm, aereny give notice inai in operailog nnder said leaat, and discharging their duUee under the same, the bad- nee win be trantaoted witn the public through ageal appelated by the Leetee, ondertuch rules, regulations. reatnoiioes aaa limitation, as snail Be prescribe tor their government. Those Agents for tbe present, will consist of en Cen tral Agent, a Treasurer and Secretary, far th Central Omoe of tb Leasees at Columbus; and th nmeasery number of Bupenalendena ef aepatm aad Oelleoton ed -Toll on th several Works embraced ia the lease. The general Agent (hall be th srtndnel encattve officer of th Lease, and shall have chary ef the gee- era! business offlot at Columbus. He ehall have euuer- vision over th kemtnes of the Lease se with the paklet, and as such agent tball execute all contract, except those for labor and materials oonoeettd with th ordina ry repair of tbe several Work, and be shall audit aad eettlo all account. Th dalles of th Treasurer and Secretary ehall te such as are usually diachargwl by similar offioer la other case. Tb Superintendent ef Bepalr shall, on thtir re spective division, have power to employ and discharge all subordinate and laborer, and to pure hue all tools and materials usees sary in th ordinary repair of soea division, and tha same shall be nnder their special di rection and management. Ike Collectors of Tolls,' Water Bents aad line, are Invested with all th authority and power, provided In the laws of the Stat aud the r adulations ef the Board of Publio Works, made for that purpose, when such Col-, lectors acted under appointment and authority frost th Stat. No Individual member ot the Lessee shall have th right So trans! bastaesa in the name of the Lsesiss, wllh any person er peraooe, ta any other manner teaa throuih the appointed Ann la, unices special Ir aathorla- ed by ih Lessees so to do; nor shall any on of the ap pointee agents nav totnortty to transact any Botfnoe in tne nam oi in Lessees, exoept In tue parucalat branch or th business confided to him, and subject to the restrictions and limitations of hi agency. no autnortty to Borrow money en the credit or is Lessee, (hall ever exist in eny Leasee, agent or other employee ef the Locates, unless tbe asm shall he eea ferred try a unanimous vow, of th Lessee, at a regular meeting, ana tn amoani so anuiorisec te se oorrowea speei&sd I the order and (Blared eo Iha Journal. 0o. W. kUnvriiinr ie the Osncial agent ef Ihe Leasees, Bnuanui B. Bams, Treasurer, aad Jobs) Jovct, Secretary. The Superintendents er Repairs are Oa the It. a B. Canal and W. RA M. Road Joan Conn, Tuoaa Baowa, Wa. tUcxsoa and Aaaaa L. Baccos, Oa the Ohio, Walhoadlng and Hocking Canal and th Muskingum Improvement Roaaar H.tioem, Taoaua Mrtxta. Dtssia ktcOaaisrr, BYLvarraa kUsaeat aad Kdwaib Ball. Th Del lee tors ei th Canals. MttsktaHreaa Improve sunt and Maume Aoad, are the same that were ia th serviced the State at th lias of the execatioa of Ih but all the aforesaid agent hold their sveetot- meats at th pleasure aad optioo of the Leseeee. rbbt jaavia, JOnEPU OOOfEEiv I WM. J. JAOlfSOIf, ARNOLD MBPISKTv 1 THOMAS MOOHI, I I THOMAS SaOWM, Lsssiss of Ih Public Work. I I, I j-- Je 14 dJtt3'; "J Irish Linen Goods. WAUHATED rABBIO I.ioee birt aVeoaae Pnla aud Psaey ,t Bojrting ana tweom a.mene. Uoea Sheetings and Pillow Oaring. lioeu Oambrlce aad LoM Le. i ti; Linen Poeket haadt'is, all etas. -I i UaaTewoluafSa4Diaper--- Linen Napkins and D'Oyliae. ,,s linen table 0 leths and Bella Dacaaak. Lmea Terele with eoleod kereer. ,l Unen Stair Oovei ings aad Crash. l'..-"U PersaleatlewprkM. BAIW 4k BOH.. -,:,'i J Vo.USoaUt Utah street. rriMt omrrtNottt HENRT T. OHtTTINDEE It H T. CH ITTE N D E f I l aTTORNBTS at law. Jj0fflo,''iw Broadway Dew fcrk'city,' and. PAeaa Betvawe, Oelaaihee, Ohio. (TMsitesrireayeM wrjnikniieol.

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SI) (Dljxo Btaksman AXlfXHST MILLEB, Publisher SJKO. W. WAWYlrKWWVt Eelltsjr. WEDNESltfY' MtkNtrWAUQ. 1861, TheJliMtalesiaaB-Ntwspaper Theittolenigaed will sell to KeepleWe party the Oblo'SUteimta'Rcwiptper Crfic., 'h recnt difficulty between the Publishers of th BUtasms tqi th Tele graph, lid'. lb tyreeieal eeudOcI exeat-teed toward it. have suit wllcoutfOH tq lmjll lbs, sfutoe of t dalls U,ve.w)UIi badsi Th Injury M nt per- 3DUn tMrpmtaP'MHfl tbrougn uie lew, u not wlfhou,t "delay,' The Injur to to, party wl U principles wbicii in aeeriMf espoassv for walee It ooateaals, sauna M adjudicated Id court of law aad moaesrrcd jr dollar ud cents; but yt thsa ar i t be overlooked U sight of. Al tbeireswdt tin, B U Important Hut nothing should utotiw bt circuit lion this Old tod stabUsee esr.tlo, Journal) and it being lmposssbl for.tb rm' rnf rieton to bar tboM facilities, necessary for the tonjplet success of tbe dally mat of lb pap, they asv thought It ed vUabl paOtar.lt for al4 l ill Aa addltltoat reason for offering the paper for ule, U found In the fact, that we cannot fire tbe nsceesery Pr tonal attention to the business or editorial department, whleh should ba bestowed by the owners of the establishment.-! -V"' -JK T M MASrrENNT t MILLER, Aag.HlSflL .1 -l Pub. Ohio Statesman. The Democratic State Convention. The Democratic State Convention will asset ble thia'anoroiD? at 11 o'clock, In Armory Hall. In all tbe hiatorof the past there never tu time when theintereste o( tbepeppleof Ohio, whether the State irst viewed tocifly brie t member of tbe Federal Union, elostered so com pletely ervend) k political organization they do at thil, moment aronail tbe old National Unioo Deaworatio party. .J'VcU'i i Ita former supporters cling to tbe old party with unusual tenacity, and many thinking men who haver heretofore battled in the opposing or ganizations of the day, now admit that tbe only saltation there la for our Union, the 'Constitu tion and Government, tie to be found in the preservation end ascendency of the Democratic party, and hence they are extremely tolioitoni for ita thorough organization and complete tri umph at the ballot-box. Tbe Delegate to tbe Democratic (Convention of tp-day, have a high duty to perform, and we ahal. be much mistaken if they be not .found equal Uf the? emergenpy. A ff a we have teen and conversed with the Delegatce, all ap pear to De animated jrith the right spirit, Tbe irlumpbTof Democratic principles, alwaye te g irded aa essential to the) just and faithful ad ministration of the Goverament, the harmony of ita several parts, and the equality of the States under the Federal Constitution, are now deemed absolutely necessary to aave the country from anarchy and total" rufn. Impressed with this view tbe Delegatea'wllUeoW upon their labor resolved to blaae aioew the old laadmarka of the only real. Union party now in existence, titid wilt tender to the people of Ohio a! ticket composed of able and, loyal oitizena, who are alike opposed to. Sou beru Seceeaioa and North ern Abolition;' a ticket' of honeet men, with ability to' discharge welt the Important trusts devolved Jupba the ncombenta of (he various btate emcee to ee electee, ue eomiog iau HappUy .tko Delegates will ba left without importunity, to select such a ticket from tbe boats of able men in the rtnka of the party. within our State, and we have no doubt but the labors of the Convention will result in present iog bo Ihe ejleotors f the State, a 'ticket of nn' Tfie uooniuatlons of to day we regard, as equivalent to the election of tbe various gentle men aeleoted; for front- this time forward the battle-ery Will' be for the Integrity of the old UnioriDemocra1ic'" party, "and the success of Democratic principles' And Demeoratic states men, astheonlf ctVtaifi means of restoring the GoverntnWtrW&WlrniDg lhe"TTniduin4. tbe Constilu'tloWaad prcservlns; tbe liberties tf tbe The Election of Justice. OtnjMfgbbor Of (be. Journal need cot aLow auch oomletakable slgtir of soreness Over the election, of a' Demooratio Unioa candidate tor Justice Of the Peace. cV'e had no Idea of say ing anything calculated, in the most remote de gree, to cause any eoreneea. The JevriMl sayat very small vote was polled. True, U waa'not a full vote, but still there were' bout 2,300, which Is a large rot to be ealied out to eleet a Juatlce of the Peace. One would stippoee,'Xroai the large majority Mr. Kebxtxarrrra received In so imall a vote, that the Jtwrnal would be glad that there were no more polled. If tbe lull vote- bad beea out, our majority would, no doubt, bo six Afrf. As to arty lines being drawn, it is true there was only one. party (bat, made a, nomination; but la that, the J our nil suppose, was our weak ness. Tbe vote in the 3d and 5th Wards look ed a liltU like tberr, was some party voting. Our neighbor seems to intieipit what we would do, doubtless judging from what it would bar done bad tbe result been otherwise. It says "Wo presume that the SuUtwutn wiU, as uaual e such occasions, proclaim a great Dem ocratic victory, wben nine-tenths of tbe electors never', dreamed ot drawing the party lines la this eonteei.'r The Journal was mistaken. The only grati ficatlou w feel, la to know bow little effect Its bowling about Meeoesaiooists" ba had upon the enaible and Uoton lqWng people of ,tb capital city. We are rather pleased at this, tbougb we by no mean feel iiii.- This is merely a taste ol what yon will hare before bard winter sett Ioj "L r Kentucky Election. From tbe return received, there can be no doubt but Kentucky te soaad for th Ualoa- Tbe Peglklaturo will be Wgely agaluet aecaa- lon. -New let the North kick over th Chlca go platform and rally around Ltb old Union Democratic flag,, and meet tbe Union men of Kentucky en common ground, and there mey!etili -be hope. If the North elect Chicago platform men, Iiocom men, to meet our Xentueky Union men, wo will atand juat wbero we were after LmcfW election. 1 What bop I there, if tbe tarn ejemept r brought together, that oauaed tb trouble, Seoeeaionlate and Abolitionist! Pal the Union men of Ken tucy, and tho Republlcac Of Ohio in a Conven tion, od the rebel with their arm grounded and w would b tbe same result ts witness ed, when Gov. DtRNiaow tent Cnasi and Wot oott to confer with tb border State. Republicanism- arid' Dolohism are clearly incompati- .v'v', 17 CT Lookuig over theappolotments, made by Mr. Liacotn, a Demooralie frieodsaytb nda som Demoorata appointed to the army, to take their chance of getting killed, but la th whole list b ean'l find a alngl' on appointed W a civil office. v7 The Two Parties. From tb M period wlenc authentic blato- ry a.tea ft chronlol, txdlUc P""" existed, and a long u Mmasi ww what It has beea and is, Ihsy wiU conunue w exiBt, under overy forutpl otimb h' eolutely deapotio. They ariae, aa does govern- iuif. from nrtmarv and original leguMw uvu r 9 4rfL la deaiies and paaalona in our nature. "There m always a truggle betweeaj. tbeaft who vosdd eraaDPCwer and. exercise it iegaru.. .vt. .nd those waa resist Ue" aa sumptions and oppression, had strive to retain a. much power possible th Udt; of ,Jhe ma uf tha people, mtlt "om, goremment, it I. aeknowWged .U ov. ..i ...ttinliv hrlfflnate. ThU realatance to oppression and aaserUoq or the right to freedom may be aUenced, and appa rently eruabed out, under aa i..' n,it with everv progreaaive people, it ex ur navertheleas. Uk a smouldering fire, ready to burst into flame, as oon a it cornea in cou Ucl with breath of free air. As a country .dTancaa in freedom and civilization, partte become more dafiued and regular to their ao tion, appealing lea to phyeloal force, and more intellltence and virtue of the people. Whatever namee or form tbey may atume, there f In every progreaaive commuuny or neonle. esaentlalllr but two elements or parties tbe arlatocratio and th democratic tbe one aeeklng to abaotb a muoh power a posaible into iu own hands, and the other striving to retain it as far aa possible In the masa of the nebula. Ae the eotmlef mind becomes imbued With democratic Idea and favor free institutions for, the whole and for the separate communities Into which tbe cauntry may be divided, It be- comes neoessary tor ne tikim v disguise Itself under various names, and affect to fall in with. the popular current.- In thi country, It ba eaeumeei at oiuereni pmoa. our political bletorjf different appeiiationa, changing one or another, aa tho former be came unpopular or odious.- Iu like Banner, it has ehaoeed its Trailer from tlm to time, repu dieting measures which it one favored, and professing friendship lor those it once vioiena.y opposed; yet all tho time true to Its instinct for promoting, enlarging and establishing claaa interests, contending clamorously for personal right and freedom of thought and action, while laborine to restrict those rignt ana re strain that freedom to tbe utmost extent of its power.',.,- On of th expedients resorted to by loose who are eonsoioualy or unconsciously inclined to favor the aristocratic element, or th itroog government party in thi counUyr Is to persuade the mass of th people, who are naturany nemo- cratlc, to forego party for the time being, ow ing to some great public exigency which re quire concert and union of action. Th object ii to' elevate some favorite of their own ana oi course the "better sort," to power, or to enable certain other favorite to retain th bold on power tbey have already got, and may be In great danger of losing, If democratic principles are allowed to exert their normal iway over the popular mind, and th people organize and vote for the defense and maintenance of those prin ciples "7 Falsifying History. 'A writer in thfl Jettraei of jtsterdey morn ing, arguing for M-yrf war party, make the following historical blunder, wblcb every schoolboy and schoolgirl iu th city a dot ears aid is or should be able to correct., He "When tha war of 1812 began, th booming of boatil cannon silenced th peUy squib of partisan and political debater outsia press ure joined in a moment internal fractures, aud the body politic waa a firm and united as tbougb but one mm a ana nean nag cooiroura us tioit''- In Goodrich's History of tbe United States, a work oaed a text book la th publio schools of this dtv, on page 241, w find th following "Against th declaration of war in 1812 tb representative in Congress belonging to th f ederal party present eo, a aotemu protest, wiugu was written with distinguished ability, and which denied tbe war to be 'necessary or re quired by any moral duty or political expe dieaey.'" -n Again, oo page 247 of tb earn work, we read:. On th 4th of March, 1813, Mr. Madison entered upon hit lecood term of office is Presi dent, having been elected by a considerable ma jority over De Witt Clinton, of New York, who was supported by tbo Federal electors. Again, on peg 226 of tbe earn sobool-book, written by a Nov Eoglander, is tb following t "The oeoole of New Eneland wer generally opposed to tb war of 1812, and during It progress tnat opposition became eonnrmea." Appleton' New American locyclopedia, a standard acientifio and historical work wow ia course of publication, In tb article Madison, James," has the following passage On March 4. 1813. Mr.. Madison entered upon bis second term of service. Hi received 12a electoral votes hi opponent. Da Witt Clin ton. 89 vote. Tho eonirreaeioQel election re sulted in a largo majority in favor of tbo Ad ministration, and tbo war ooucv una eppearea to be aeoeoteble to th treat body of th people, though a strong party were eiUrry apsoaei to it, ana enaeavorea w eownia we maveura acvea sary for the proseeutioaoi boetilltiee." t 1 1 i ST We call atteuUoa to the remarks of Hon John J. Ciuttwd-, oo our first page, on the bill to eoufiacate slave property, with tbe vote to lay th bill on tbo table. It I interesting, Ca.pt. Theatr Jeate. Capt. Josta, of thi city, ba been commi aioned aa LisaUoaut Colonel of tb 30th Regi ment. Thilanappointmnt"fittobmade, h Id ne an excellent officer, and will distin guish himself should tbe opportunity be present ed. JCT Tb Cincinnati OuutU head an article, "Tbe Democratic Convention A Word to th Demoeratle Mae.Mv If thi i not Impudence unparalleled, then w don't know wbero to find it. Oae of th moat violent AbellUoa paper in Ohio that baa don more to bring about tbl war that ba abused Democrats more vilely, than almost any paper in Ohio presumes to dictate to th Democratic .masses what they should do. That paper would certainly run our train Into a "masked battery," stem loremoet We want no auch Abolition engineers th r I S I llTTb Jaurnei ujr. 'f0 prominent mem bere of tb Convontioa (a Coahoetoa) with' drew, disgaated with the resolution." If they bad not don toamblng fooliab tbey would never b mad ,'projninen" by th Jturntl. ThU remind u ot a remark of a Deaaeorat, aom day since, wbo declared be bad deter mined to join the new party, a thty war look log for som man for a candidate foe Gov who had not been tinctured ia th least with Republicanism, H declared h could glvtb boat of evidence of that, ST Mr. II. pJnsUcr, Ei-Oressmai from th Housed! District, PennsylTaoIa, died on I the 2d day of August. The Direct Tax and Tariff Bills. !w bar not yet received tbe bill as agreed upon by th Conference Committee', and pass ed. .The sreteeted intereataof New England aud Pennsylvania, bang on to theitjHjund of fieak .JT .ototec them,-tb revenue" win be greatly dimlolahad, which must b aupplled by taxing the eaj offee and fugar Income, ana Bronertvbf' the weetern agrleulturat Interest. W bile every other intereat la require to yiew ...j up every thing for the war, tbey are not only Dermitted te bold on' to what tbe) bare, but more 1 added to their gains, from w looas of thiaga now.'th great Vt U to be made trib utary to New England and Pennsylvania. Wo take the following from the New Tors: journm ef CeaMr; Th. New. Tiairr Bill-inonewtarin uui, iv,. nt tha ioint Committee of CoBfcr .nn..lntarf nn tha nart of each of the two Houses of Congreee, passed on Friday by a i..rV:?n.n. '.The House Bill waa taken aa .(..v.... r iv,o fnmnromlae. but some very ia- portant changes were made in a few words. Sugar wae reduced to half a cent, and the duty now stands at two cent per pound. Coffe wa reduced to one cent, and now (tend at four centt per pound. In the report of the Senate proceeding the new duty i erroneooaly tatad It h and a half cents: a private telegram rm Hnn. M. .F. Odelli to whomweaiain- i-kt.ii tn. nthr IntaraatioB particulars, fixes UVVSWI avs b m the duty at four cente. The duty on coco ia three cent per pound; on crude ebloory root one cent, and ou ground eblcory It U reduced from four to two cents. On brandy the duty is fixed at one dollar and twenty-five cent per gai i... .v.. ,v,. .niriui at filiv cente per eal loo-on wine fifty per cant, ad valorem; and nn fif...n mu ner oouod. Silka are raiaed to fortv per cent, ad valorem, which la a great advance Irom tbe preaent rale. 1 hi Heavy aa vance on Frenoh produce (ailka and wlnea) la not without very grave i pplitica.1 aignlficance, and the reasons for it will be developed In due ii,.. Tk."m.t tmnnrtant cart of th bill is DOt t... in i. (ainspanhic reoorta. but private tel "grams to tbe editors of tbia paper enable us to supply tbeomiaaion. Mr. Simmona'a bill, it wiU k. .wiii.ot.il. made no urovision for. the good h. in nor nort (with th SlUlfi exeeotion of coffee from beyond the Cspe of Good Hope!), and tbuaaU tbe good arriving at tb data nia bin nouia t vj tb new duty. The biU, u paeeed, exceptt from It operation all goode in bond aod; actually on hin-ruurd hound to the United taUa; and all ueu good will b ubjwt to tb rates current before tne passage oi ue ICOt, a W unaerswou, -m" r- o- Knt it .ill hiinmi time before aovtbiog now afloat can arrive and be enteredj and, if we are mi.t.tfin.it will be a very distant day before any considerable revenue will be de rived from Its exiraoruiaarj jni..v. af.n. f nn, raadera who have kept watcn over tb variou amendment to th two bill originating in the House and Senate reapecUye i .in h. mirrld to understand tbe lingular discussion in relation to th direct tax in. eucb a connection. Tbo explanation oi una nem in will ba found in tbe fact that the tax bill, wnion started a an Independent meas ure, bung upon amenumente oeiwrea wo i Houses, and was finally referred to the Confer ence Committee having tbe tariff bill in charge. After a spirited diecuaaioo, and much difficulty in coming to any agreement, it was finaUy tack ed on tbe tariff bill aa a make weight, aud thus both were thrown into tbe scale together. This tax bill, howsver, is now an emasculated affair; and although retaining iu more odious feature,. Is shorn oX it more senaim sou uwuif provisions, it retains tbe income cruelty, out otherwise toucbee lightly upon property, end will Drove a lasting disgrace to tte promoters and defenders. A Washington letter sa;s Mr. Holt will not be called to tne War Department, as b 1 not aanmaad to atand sauare on tn cnicaio riav form. and would not look to much to tb support of tbe Chicago party at to tn preservation oi tk Government. Wo copy tb above from tbe Boston feat. Man may talk aa much about "Union" par tie as they pleaee, but the leaders of th Re publican party. wiU recognize no man aa fit for such a position wbo I not in favor of th principles announced in the Chicago Platform, and those who join Iu the concern will learn too late, that thev are caught la th Abolition 5"- Minnesota Hard Up. Wben tbe bill to levy direct taxes to lupport tbe war wa under consideration In the Senate, Mr. WlLKixaoa, a Republican Senator from Minnesota, eaid "h did not tee bow tbo money taiDoaed bv a direct tax on tbe State orMInne- tota could bs collected, 'mere is no money T im thero." There are more Senator wbo could say tb sera thing. If tb farmer cannot sell hi pro ducev bow will bo tret money to pay tb text It is vary easy for aaaabn of tb Legislature to appropriate money, aud to levy taxes on tn people, but the d 1 la for tb people to raise the money to pay them. ST Wo commend tbe following article from tho New York Tim to theconeideration of tbe Ohio State Journal W abould tuppo our nelibbor would feel decidedly mean oier its false chare of M drunken stupidity agalnr Gen. McDowiix: Gin. McDowell. Very bigb expectatiooa are entertained by the people from tbe accession of Mej.-Gen. McClellau to tbe command of the fbreee at waauingion. no oringa energy, ex perience, a reaolut character, and abov all, tb ereritM or nniiiant euoceea, to tu eniarsed field on which be I to act hereafter, and these ar th Qualities which command and deserve th confidence or tne public We ahare these hope to the fulleat extent, and trust that every poesible facility which tbe Government, aa well aa tbe people, can anoio, win do given mm in the dlecharie of bla dutiee. Muoh or tb praise bestowed upon Maj.-Uen. MoClellan aeeme, however, to involve wbat we consider a very unjust diaparagemeut of Brie Ueu. McUowell, wnoae comaiand la tobeab sorbed In that of bis superior officer. Geo. Mc Dowell, it is true, lost tbe battle of tbe Slat but there Is not an officer In tbe American aer- vice who, under the earns circumstances, could have escaped tbe aame result. Tbe battle waa planned with admirable skill aid wae fought with unquestionable ability and courage, on the Kirt both of commander and men. Gen. Mo owell baa received, as ho deserves, the high est encomiume fdr tb bleb military skill evinced ia his plan of turning tb enemy's flank under cover or two reigned attacks upon bi front: and it failure wa due, not to any lack of visor or ability en ble part, but to tb treach ery wnicn mane in enemy acquainiea who lie desnile, in tbo drat place; and next, to the over whelming superiority ot the rebels, in numbers aad naeitioii. Tnere Is not a more thorough soldier in the service than Gen. McDowell oor was there oae who, oa that disastrous day, behaved with steadier course, or labored with more untiring assiduity, to win euoeeee for tbo army under hi command. The battle wa determined upon against bi anvlot!ouo of policy; but wben com manded to fight, he did everything that man could do to secure a victory. That b failed wa certainly a misfortune but It certainly tbould not be visum upon bim as a Uult, IT Tbo Southern Confederacy is a failure. clear failure, a dlfgraoefut failure. Tbey won a bloody battla at Manassas, killed a great many bravo men, but didn't kill Lovcjoy, the notorious Abolitionist. Such neglect of an op portuuity, ahows tbey ar unfit to be trusted. Ijuinuuvem. "it ietanested that tbe "obstetrical Inatro- mente" purchased oa behalf of tho State recent ly, by the Governor aud Surgeon -General, be uaed for tb purpose of delivering our people from tb bigb taxes which will aoon oppreea them aveytaa) Jsatpira The Republican State Central CbmmiUee 1 lug them at mi urn to oeiiver its party irom h odium that tb mal-admlalstratlon of Dsn- nison baa cast ppon It. Several old Democrat ar (taoding by, acting tb part of mldwir. Enqturtr. Col. Lowe. Soma time alttoe the Cincinnati Vmmrcui tlooe i publlahed an. artiole oharglng Col. lofa with eowardlce. Several gentlemen ,nav puuiwwia card, oontradlotlng tbe charge moat clearly. The ClnoiouaH jPraati alludlnrw WO-enMgo of tbo Cwunvreialr aptly tad,wellye W admit Hhetorce of the Inducement- The Commercial seldom attract attention, eunoriai I. TP.ent whn it neroetratea a slander; and slanders, especially against men" of standing and character, being Invariably ensattonal th temptation to indulge in tnem ia very grcas. Wo do not blame tne iommerciai u than th. T.nnt hlaHiad the UBIUSt ItrVtUl it:t- lug, aa it doea, under the impulsion of the high er law of neoeaalty. When man is down, or is supposed to be down, th Cemmereial never fails to jump on bim; thereby signalizing, with out danger ot loas, its watohfulneas of the pub lic Inter seta and Its baked of transgressors. We, therefore, have no desire to uetract irom it value aa aa Important sentinel upon tbesooial wfttah.tnwAr hpraahonts Upon tbe strength of certain vague, and what arc equivalent to anonymous report, tbe Cemmrreial ha been making free with the oharacter of Colonel Lowe, of tb Twelfth Ohio Regiment, a oltlzen of Dayton cbergiog mai gentleman with cowardice exhibited at a ekir niah noon the Kanawha. Wa bar known Colonel Lowe, not intimately, but pereooelly and h nmraaantation for years. He is a re- tpeetable gentleman, and ooo who would not have accented the nost of Colonel had be been conscious of any want of tho necessary courage to fill it properly. We do not oeneve toe story, not have we found any but such as accept with out reflection whatever tbey bear or ae ia the newspapers, who give it eny credit whatsoever. This style of trying and puniehing people, of gibbetting them in tbe newspapers upon rumor and ex-isrre testimony, is wrung auu is especially so in tbia case, where the party charged ie absent; and we venture to say, bad Colonel Lowe been known to be in this city, the CwrmwrcieZ would not have dared to give utter, ance to the slander. and New York World. The Boston Courier a paper of long standing and conducted with great ability, makea an ap peal to its frleoda for "some extraordinary aid," "to aav it lor auch public aerviocs aa it may be hia tn render in future." The necessity (or thi appeal i cauaed by tha "pressure of the tlmee, and tbe consequent aiminuuunoi um- Using; business." Wo eincerely lope that tho people of Masaa- chnsetta will not allow this very able and patrl otlo paper to langulah for want of material support. I The New York World rather rcjolcea at the pecuniary troubles of the Ciuritr .The Courier siya: i"7 :-',m 'i The New Vork World, which becao by pre tending to religion, but bae dropped that cloak some time since, uoder the hooest auspices, shall we as; 7 of Mr. Secretary. Cameron, baa made a last, but perbapa not unexpecteo, ue ateot to' sheer blackguardism. W tbould regard th suspension of the Cour- IM. .L. TTf tl itr aa a public calamity, wnue toe rrviiu would only be a loss to Secretary Caheron. New Post Office. A new Poat Office baa been established oo the Clinton and fileudon Plank .Road, six miles from Columbus, in Mifflin township. Tbe name of the office i Mifflinvill Poat Office; postmaa ter, NaroLion Pinnit. Tho .maila will be opened tri weekly, commencing tbia day.i- Mr. Sherman, of Ohio, said be believed that the President had the right to iaaue bis procla mation of April, and to declare tne Diocneue, but be did cot believe that tbe President bad the riirht to suspend the writ of babeae corpus or in- eraasa tha recular armv: vet be believed that tbo President did rigbt, and ne approved oi what tbe President did, but be could not, in bit u i elace. eav that all tbe acta oi.tne rreetuent were strictly legal. v John could not stand tbe pill. It was asking too much. He believed "the President bad not the rigbt" to do these tbinge-jet ba believed the Preeident did right in doing wbat be bad no legal right to do. That will do, Jobn. Sumner and Breckinridge Sparring. There was a sharp debate in tbe United States Senate on Thursday, iu which Mr. Breck lnridge of Kentucky, aad Col. Baker of Oregon, both game gentlemen, took the chief part. Mr. Sumner, of Massachusetts, ventured in with bis classics; but tbe retort or tbe angry &en tneklan wae keen. Col. Baker had asked Mr Breckinridge, "wbat would have been thought if. after tho battle of Canote, a Senator bad risen in hla place and deoounced every freeh levy of troops, every expenditure or treasure, and every measure inn or recoiiectione oi tne old glory V Mr. Sumner of Maasachuaetta (iu hla seat, sotto voice) answered "ne wouia Mr. Breckinridge' retort upon Mr. Sumner was in thee word: "Sir, a Senator on thie floor, whose courage ba yet to be teetea, nae aaio that in Rom I would bav beeo burled from the Taroeian fioek. Sir, it ever wo nave Taroeian Rock, and a auitabl vlotim i needed. it will be that man oho, according to tbe meat- ur of hi intellect aud heart, has been the chief author of tbo publio mlafortune. He, and tbe men lik bim, bav brought th country to tbia condition of thinn. and i reply with all tbe inat Indignation wblcb I ought to feel at aucb an loiult onereo on toe boot oi toe dcubio Dy n i n Senator in bi place." It will be eeen by glanoe at tbe full report of the debate, which we print, mat oir. sumnor uia not repiy. cos ton Couriir. i i Unsound Political Doctrines that should be Condemned. The Dtmocratic State Convention will hardly fall, if it represents tbe real Democratic sent! ment of Ohio, to condemn in tbe strongest lan guage the doctrine contended for by the Repub licans, that tbo President of the United Statea may violate tbe Conatitutlon; may aet it aside whenever ha cooceivee it to be miccssart to do so. A more pernicious and dangeroue heresy was never uttered. It renders our Constitution a mere iisnJt pint of paper, and converts tbe President into aa aeeoLtm Dnr-or. He takea an oath to auooort tha Conatitutlon when he en tera noon the dutiee of tbo office, yet tbe Repub- lioana tell us he can violet it when be thinks wicxasatT! What logic! What morality'.-" When danouncibg tbia necessary doctrine, tbe Convention ebould also brand ae false that part of Preeident Lincoln' message which aeaaila the old cardinal Democratic priaclplo of State rlgbta, and lneiata that aovereign State occupy toe aame relation to tue rcuerai wuiuu m counties do to btatee, thus overturning the whole structure of our Government, and mak ing of it a centralised despotism. Btate rights and a etrlot construction oi tne uonatuuuon constitute the living, vital principle of Ameri can liberty. Preeident Llnoolo aud bla friend ar arrayed againat both. Oi. Enquirer. [From the Ohio Statesman.] Eorroi: The Cincinnati Dailf Prei a late date aum up come remark on "1 rea son,' by deciding tuat tion. v. u., vaiianaig bem is e traitor! But tbere is no evideno In all it says, to con vict the Honorable gentleman of treason. Mr. Vallandigbam Is a representative of tbo people, and if ha thinks that tbia terrible war might have been avoided by tbo earlier and more de cisive action of tbo Executive toward South Carolina (who was the first argreeeor),ha not the rigbt to ear aoJ jjia any esse man think of calling Henry Clay a traitor, when with all hie vehement eloquence b denounced the Administration of Jacksoo, even after that old hero had bean elected by an overwhelming vote, on the question of the Bank of th Unit ed State, which had beea hrlrt4 by pee Coo mass, and waa east chartered by another! Did not Mr. Clay thunder forth lis Invective againat Jackson, 'as tbe man who bad concentrated within bis own grasp tba "purse and the iword ol tbe nation '(V Thero Is little to palliate th conduct of 8utb CaroUea, but all tha South nt than aha! And tbl war wilt only leavk, the end, the aame trouble unsettled thai existed at fust, and with a hundredfold more Inflamma tion. It ie eaay to talk (ot write), but not oaay to undo the mUchief whiga torn ooliah mat in mat way A MADISON DISCIPLE. COLUMBUS, 1861. An Act to Confiscate Property Used for Insurrectionary Purposes. R il l Km KmmU aud fSUSS "of -Uf' rmntativa f tha Un ltd Statta of AsmHc ia Cangroaa at-mbitd, That If, during th present or any future ioeurrectipn againat the Govern ment or tbe united btatea, alter tne rrw oHbCUnlted SUtarihair navr declared, by proclamation, tb&t the laws of tba United States tee toppoasd. ni th eiecattDn' thereof ob Itructed, by1 Icomblnatlon' too powerful to be tuppreesed by tbe ordinary course of judicial proceeding, or by tb power vested la the mar shals, by law, any person or persons, hia belr or their agent; attorney or employees, shall pur chase or acquire, tell or give, any property of Whatsoever kind or description, with Intent to uae or employ the Same, or suffer the same to be used or employed,' in aiding, abetting or pro moting such insurrection or resistance to the laws, or any person or persons engaged therein; or If any person or persons, being therowner or owners of any suoh property, shall knowingly use or employ, or consent td- th uae or em Dlnvmant of tba .same at aforesaid, all auch property ia hereby declared to ba lawful subject of prize and 'capture wherever found; and it aball bo tha duty of tbe Preeident of tbo Unit- ed d la tea to cause tne aame to m aeiseu, u natnd and Rnhdmnil.: mi T fata f i 'lt Sxo. 2 And ts it furtlet enatUd, That auch nrlzea and caoture shall be condemned In be District or Circuit Court of tbe United States havlna? iuriadiotion of tbe amount, or in dml- nit in anv diatrlet which- the same may be .seized, or into wblcb tbey may oo taaeu auu pro MmAintrm flnat InatltntM. r Bio, 3. And be it furlhir anacltd, That tb Attorney General, or any Viatriot Attorney oi the United Statea in which aaid property may at the time be, may institute tbe proceedings of con demnation, and in such case they shall be wholly for tbe benefit of tbe United States; or an neraon mav file an information with auch attorney, In which caae the proceedlnga shall be for the nae of such ltformer and tbe United States In equal parts. Sio. 4. And be il further enacted, That when ever any person claiming to bo entitled to tbe service or labor of any other person under tbe laws of any State, shall employ snch person In aiding or promoting any itsurrection, or In re sisting tbe liws of tbe United States, or shall permit bim to be so employed, be ehall forfeit all right to such service or labor, and tha person whose labor or service la thus claimed shall be thenceforth discharged therefrom, any law to the contrary notwithstanding. ;t i m St. Louis Aug. 3d.] Affairs in Missouri. r There is no longer any reason to doubt that several thousand troops from tha Southern Con federacy bare concentrated .on our. Southern border for purposes that are very well known. Tha ateamera John Walsh. Prince of Wales, Ohio Belle. John Simonds, Kentucky, Ingomar aud We M. Morrison, left Memphis on Friday for New Madrid. Stopping at Union City, tbe fleet took reinforcement on board, so that the encampment at New Madrid now numbers about 17,000 men. They are, it Is said, provided with twenty-seven cannon, and aounoanceoi ammu nition and subsistence stores. Jeff. Thompson Is reported to be near Cbarlestown, Mississippi county, with 5,000 troops, which we take to be a part of the Tennessee forces. Geu. Pillow Is stated to be In command of this division, and a proclamation purporting to be from bim is pub lished, lu wnicn no eays tnat nis mission is w "place our down-trodden sister on her feet, and enable ber to breathe after the heavy tread of the tyrant'e foot," with much other or tbe cus tomary war-eloquence ot suoh documents. Onr last accounts of McCullocb, Price, Ralna and Peraoo left tbera teaching tactic In a camp of Instruction at Mayavllle, Arkansas, not far from the Southwestern border. Some aenaation gentleman baa telegraphed from Naabvillo to tbe Louisville Cawitr that their army has again attacked Lyon and Sigel, killing the moderate number of 9,000,. and ouly losing 600 themselves.- Of course this is wholly fabulous, with out even the probability of It being prema ture." Lyon ia still at Springfield, prepared to resist any attack, however formidable. His force has lately been considerably thinned out by tbe return of three regiments (Including two Iowa regiment), and a part of another. Nevertheless, tbere baa been a good deal of re cruiting going oo in the neighborhood, and ma ny ot tbe three momns men wnose time oas expired, will re-enlist and go back, particu larly If the prospect of a fight Is at all enconr- acin. Tbere continues to be some trouble in our northern tier of counties. A dispatch from Qnlnov to a Chlcaeo cancr sjis that a eentle- man irom Schnvler countv. on his way to Ohio, report 800 secessionist in camp thirty mile west of Canton, where they overhauled the stage in which he waa traveling. 1 ne paten ters were allowed to pass on by taking the pre acribed oath. The aame dispatch says that forty secessionists encamped at New Boston, Linn county, were captured on Saturday by a compa nv under Cant. Johnston, with all their arms and ammunition. Soma arms and accoutre ments were also taken at Brookfield, Chariton oonntv. on Sundav.- It ia evident to us, notwithstanding all the reports, that verv little disturbance ia to be ap prehended in the northern part of the State, if tho disunion forces in tbe south-east and south west can be vigorously opposed. W presume that It ia the purpose of Gen. S remont'a expe dition to attend to this. CoirisoTioii w Viboinia. Llent.-Gn. Scott i eaid to own property in Virginia, and uoder the ordinance of that State, which took effect yetterdayt it will be confiscated to the public treasury of the commonwealth. DIED. In this city, yesterdsy, First lieutenant Jostra B. McDonald, of Co. K, WJ.h itegiment 0. V. At., in tb 28th year of his aga- Bit funeral will tae place at 4 o'clock this (Wednes day) afternoon from the residence of Ms mother, Mrs. Bakes, No. 70 High street, between Gay And Ing. The friends and acquaintances of rhefamllyars kindly invited toattend. 'J V". it -Ma, of he I In 0 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. IaOH B0tIDITtS, FIFTH BXSItT, PITTSBURGH. Pa.,: Establishea in 1840.' Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylvania, Being the oaly Commercial College In tb csuotry eon ducted by a Practical Merchant. Over 0,000 atAdonts, From thirty States, hsve hero earned a bnslness repute' tion equal to that or West roinx graoustee ror ine araji van's systems or i-m .--r, -i.- I- I IT w,.-- '1 Mercantile 'JBookffceeping Awarded FOUR BliVEll MIDAIJI and the sanction Special Oommlttees of tu American inHuuwasa yumm- ber 01 Uoasmeroe oi jnew iutk Also, Dua 's Bysum of Steamboat Book-keeping, OuwamwaOsI Vm that Ufa whtl f fllll llf Wt btQaft, narfaal awalem for SaCD, books and aoCOSUltS," AlSO, DuO's new Bystem of---- a t .1 1 1 r -1 J--. Railroad Book-keeping,'. rr. .nnu.rinii. tha on W at stem of this branch or so eeunts teugbt In the ety, Also, JJolf s new Bystemof Bank Book-keeping (In manasoript), tb only on la see practically adapted to Private Banking. Ibese systems of acoonnts ar bere taught under tne auy ewpecvanesi er ineenuor, wiiu bis dally leetuiee drawn froea nearly forty years' sxps rieace In business. Ihs last United States and Pitts bargh Fsirs swarded oar Professors of tsnjanshlp NINE, flflSt. PREMIUMS i I all Jepartinanta ef'.;,' -!,V Hoi Business Orname'uUl Penmanshap Over all ths best penmen' Ih'lhe oiuitry.''- i,t forruU pntionlara, send forewessjpntrieWefreriUv, pp. 8, which, with a spleodM sngravlBg ef tb Iro BuHaHinm. 80 by M laches, aad temples ot Mean. Waa. H. eC aw Oeehrso's Basinets an Ornamental Pe manaalp, as mailed, post pass, am reeetpl at U cents Stamps, tare. un i ,.i J p. urrF soTf,-1 augTdacwlt Principals. REPRESENTATIVE. n. n.te tTwstnaJli-Pleaa announfe m yont Mr pet that many of th voters ol ths northern f ntyeitrstoaavs flea. OrlswoW, of Bbaren on ship, tor our neit BepresenlsUve. ,J" Vi. Tours, truly, REPRESENTATIVE. MOSES DAVIS. of tk. la NEW-ADVERTISEMENT COLUMBUB --rr rise Best Artificial Help to too uittaat, Slfbt yoraaTpaieeJ.j y i JOSEPH 8. PEELKY, POarTinAi. Jr. SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN, rrFEP THE, tABCEST ASSORT" K V!LJ imtTrnved kinds of Bpectacles. AAhOLilar iiau or far-slghtsd, ars t l tZZ2ai fer-wlm.ttojt .w. Mi .ii ontina Weaaneea, DlBlneM or Inflammation of the ves.enS imparllnf ukj-Q)J BSivniniitiona.of urgeoa3 KlantatlTM. in th eltV Of ColumDUS, on 1UJSBU, Aaut 13. commenoiog at 8 o'clock p. m. j v,n nn in nnil health and temperate nstjiti need apply, fiurieonsmnstbemen f 10 and Surgeon's Mats. MIH- .TmrUflEBi All V .tuui.wu in vnnd ttanditiff amone medicalmen In estlmaUng nrperlence, two years are allowed for eve nr vear of hospital attendance. CertlBcates covering these prerequisites must be Bled with the Secretary, De r.. th. .riMu he admitted to examination. It la hoped this notice will be received as an answer te.U letter. of Inquiry. g fcAMTXt0li aug2-5t PAPER FOR THE STATE.' CEALED PHOPOSALS WILfd S3 BE- ft GE1Y1D at the Office of the Secretary of Bta te, until Monday,, the 21 day of September next, noon, for furnishing paper for th us of the Btate of Ohio, as follows: -'.I 3 .OOO Beams Double Super Royal Printing Paper, S7X by 41 Inches, to weigh not less then 08 pounds to ths 100 Resins Double flat 0 sp, 16 by 7 inohes, to weigh at lent w pounoawui" to- r 100 Reams Brocbnr Cover Paper, assorted colors, SO b 97 Inches, to weigh at least M pounds to the ream. The qnantltles above named to bs IncretsU at in op- Bide most h accompanied'bv samples or tne paper and most specify tbe price at wnicn eaon aino ana qumu m h. ri.iinmd at ilia Btate Bouse In Columbus. No samples or an Inraiior article need be presented; (he paper mnstbeof the best qos'liy- Xhe delivery of the Boper Royal and Cover Paper to MmmanMAD tba nnic 01 naTeinoer nw ou.uiui, iu. continue as the paper shall lay needeo f IM delivery ot tha Iloabla flat Cap to commence oa M, Am nt T)i-jiinhar nexL and eootinne as above. liunds, with approvea seenruy in oouuie uio mhuui ui tne contract, win e requirea laccomins iu iw;, uuuui er tha faltbfal Derfoimanoe or each contract. Tv. a km. m hmu4, and i he eontreat awarded ia ac cordance with he terms or tne "-aetioprovia ior in. arc base of Stationery, irnei, anaoiner arirciraior m leaeral Assembly and Btate umoers," psatea jaarca 11 ifKa. fUm iinr. BluSi awan'a Btat. Boa. Bids to bs Indorsed on th envelopes,! "Proposals for fnM.l.KJn Mn,r for tha htata." .1 Bidders are assured that no paper will be restive unless It oonionna in cti j rcapvu w.u. u. mwciw ThU proviHorncUi Ot urtmyflaner f -f'.-A' a.-Jc:.e-. Secretary of -Btate ppltuntnt.Ohio, Angntta, jeni-aie FUEL FOR THE STATE. fjEALED PBOPOSAiSWiLt'BE BEi O CEIVKD at the Office of the Becretary ol 'State, Monday, the 3d day of September next, at 12 o'clock M'i forfurnishlnjthaBUIeof Ohio with fuel, aa follows-' 80.000 Bushels of Colw.'to weigh not lets thai. 40 ponods to the bnsbet. lOtOOO Bushels Coal, to be of the best quality-equal at least to the lower vein of Hockiog Coal, and free Iron slate, alsckanddlrt. Th fuel to be delivered, without charge for snch de livery, at th Bute Bouse In Columbus. Proposals to be accompanied by eamples, and to sped fy the kind, quality and Price of th fuel proposed to be furnished. t ,.t Each contractor will be required to give boode.wlth approved seearity, in doable the emosnt of the con tract, conditioned for the faithful performance of hie sontract. ---v i' The bids to be made aad the contracts to be awarded In accordance with tb terms ot the act entitled "An act to provide for the purchase of Stationery, Fuel, and other articles for tbe General Assembly and State officers,'' passed March 11, 1853. Be Bwana Bev. Btat. 868; Car. SltB. i r -fv. f I Bids to be Indorsed on the envelope, "Proosils for furnishing fuel forth Btate." Pue 1 famished by the contractor muat In all cases be equal In quality to the sample. JMt rws viH ba Hffwrd. A:P.iBgEI,I:,,.; rt- -I Beorstsry of State.:; Colambus, Ohio, Augusts, 1661dtd. i EZIB& BUQAB CURED E&KI! EXtBA SUS&B CUBED BBEF! WHITB WHEAT FLOUB (Best Brands.) Franca and Turkiili Prunes', Figs, Zante Carranti and Baiiins I. 1 i-:. ';,-,i For sale wholesale and retail by t WH. H. KKBTIBAUX,' 108 Bonth High Street. CJPKIIVO CLOAKS UN D BASQINESI PV fm IT Oil A4X. O Am.ai Pa saw wa( VilV a V.M lM.s .na.. naav esttrlel nt flfATaf fill- ccTLeiu. lUfQPUt-s and 8tcqou, vde In the neveit and i asnnaiifh aVIamlM Black Mllkv, very Tieaty, deflgned txmuy for BU I1DIIII4M SAUU A?MJISaJBJM m .-r SPEC1ALN0T1CES t ss WHAT'S IN A NAME!" V The numerous Utdt ot adulterated snd spurious Bal- ratns for tale in the market, with captivating names, art wots fhaa baelesa while strength and parity wanting. James Pyle's Dietetic has both strength and purity, and la truly valuable, Depot 345 Washington Street, New Tort. Bold by Grooers everywhere. XO UEITOItE TUE SICK.-TO HEALTH The blood must bs purified, and all med Iclnes are useless which do not possess ths quality atkuulatlng tbe blood to discharge Its Imparities Into bowels.' BaantatTB'e Ptua possess this quality tn high degree, and should bs In very family- 'hey are equally useful for children and dult-dapted to both Kiel, and ars ss innocent as bread, yet atotw irraonva as a xsniciirs. "V""." Th tion. Jacob Severs, oi BprlncvIHe, Ind., writes to Dr. Brandreth. under date of slay 11, 1801. a 'I have need your Invaluable Vegetable Universal Pills In my family sines 1838; they have alwsys eured, .n whan other mediclnee were of no avail. I have been the mean of my neighbors using hundreds of dot lars worth, and I am satisfied they bav received ,k..,i Mni. In bleaaed health, through their nee Th.w mrm nmmA in this reaion for Billons snd Liver Dis eases, lever and Ague, aad all rheumatic eases with T .k 1 most -peneos suooeas, an w uiitm anea In aleknsss. and I trust your venerable life mar loag spared to prepare so excellent a medicine for the use of man. t Please send me ths lowest price by the gross." Bold by John B. Cool, Praggist, Columbus, and all respectable dealers In medicines. t flylSdawltM. 'J i morrAT's liirB niM"' la all eases of coatlvenees, dyspepslablUloaa sod lives affections, piles, rheumatism, fever snd agues, bsa nit head aches, snd all general derantaaent of b salts. thee PUls bav Invariably proved satiate sad speedy remedy. A single trial will place ths Lit Pills beyond th reach orcom petition In the estimation of every pa tient. f.u. I s'i tl-s t- Br. Moffat's Phetals Bitters wiU f tallirl Acscieus In all ease, of psrvwas debility, jtf eysat, bead achs, ths stcknese taoideat t KnaMt taiasiicai aeaiia, and every Bind of weakness" of the (dlgesHv organs. For tale by Dr. W.B. MOFFAT, 1KB, Broadway,, t. and b all DranrtX. gx0'",; Tn following H a itracti from sitter wrlttsa by th Bv. J i. sbarttit el th Pltrrepolnt-Btrest Baptist Cburca, BreoklvB, If. T.,to th "Journal end Messenger," Cincinnati, 0., and speaks volame la favor of that world-rsssowno attdislaa, Ma. Wcwxiw's rM4ws Krt?v rot Ctitsusi TsrrBimi Wsseeaa' adrertlsmsnt b your ooluant- of Ms W ensLOw't Bootbim Bvsor. ow w pever said k Word in favor of a patent medicine before In our life, nut (est eoorp iki ear U your readers tliat SbU It s kuas bvt--a sn.va -ntuat) rr, aaw saw tr u at oaluss. Isle rbably of tb awS si'Sttsfal asealt etnes ot tb days teesase It on ef th beat. And those ofyone-teartwlMsamltaMMoaa'td brtb" than latoe turply.". cS7;lydj nnTIf Af lUCTlTIITC ef I 1 bs by a

we rr w i I BAIN son 29 'tfoutli High Street, Columbus, A!0.'""", Pres. flood, at W.T.IU. un JiVrSam Dress flood, at ue SO els- 2ui6 '.inl t BBlUh Barmos at WK, vain. BAIN t BON. 89 Booth High Btreet. J2i Elegant lace Mantillas. BAIN CJ OOJM NoJ 29 -South High St., HATS Just opened an 'Invoice -of very large anu handsome PUSHER, FRENCH. AND CHANTILLA I LACE MANTILLAS AND POINTES. Wipe. Feecd: Laces fob Shawls. Very Deep Freneh Flouncing Laces, Real Thread, French, Cbantllla Uenevese V,' J .'vrVEILS. Valenciennei, Point de Gaze, Brussels and Thread laces and collars, VALENCIENNES TRIMMED H'DKFS, MALTESE LACE COLLARS SETS, .LINEN COLLARS CUFFS, In new Shapes, J PAPER COLLARS CUFFS, For traveling. iPRICBS TJNTJBTJAIJCiY liOW', 1 11 a an 1 sp 1 TraveUng Dress Gpods. MOZAMBI0.TJEB,POPtIB8, BHEPBEEB'I CHECKS, I BILKS, POIt SB CHBTRIS. i' -t 1AVBLLA8, BROOHB TALSNCIAS, Ac. Ac j the best and most fashionable styles in the city, AT VBBY PRICKS. .-.-vr.fw' BAWssBON, jcSl 89 South High Bireet. REMOVAL. mum M; nnsTtEAux, I DEALER IN Groceries) yui-' c ,v, ..T 'c j Produce, il .Provisions, Foreign and Domestic Liquors, V Fruits, etc. etc HAS BEMOTED 1118 STORE FBOU O. 34, N ORTH HIGH 8TREET, jwJ j No:40ff, South High Street, Te old stand recently occupied bjr.WM. McDONALD A 1 i He Is In dally receipt of NEW A IN 'Heap for V AND FRESH GOODS, Which he will sell aab or Country a?rodaco. Oootli delivered ts City trade freef charge. JUL iyi WM. H. RESTIEAUX, atjocis3oa 10 mckee a rgsiieaux) jtio. 10(5, South High Street, J..-. i DIALEB IN C R O CERIES. PRODUCE, PROVISIONS. j Foreign au J Domestic Fruita, jFLOU R, SALT, LIQUORS, ETC, l. STORACE COMMISSION. r"1?- IRISH STEAMSHIP LINE. Steam Between Ireland and America. NEW YORK, BOSTON AND GALWAY Thefollowlnr new snd marailleent first-class paddle- wkeel Btsamebips compose the above line: ADRIATIC, 5,888 tons burthen, Capt, J. Mtrjav (Formerly of tbe Collins Line.) UIBERNTA, 4,400 tont burthen. Oapt.N.Paowsi. COLtJUBIA, 4,400 B. Iiitcb. AMQLIA, ;.4,40O NicHoisoH. PioiflO. 8 ,600 I. BaiiH. PBINOI ALBERT. (Screw.) J. Willis. 9nrn iirds fast Oolond Utrns at 10. value is eenu. Mlrtsl7ulare Pres. Bilks at 37M, valns W seats. vdj Super Plain Blsek Silk at I Oil. value I M LtJ of OrJi. Berage. aui nnglUb B.r.,e, at oo. liklMl tratviel aTrBDUU Vla ni la at I'ZU. YBIDnXVVOUtoi One of the above ships will leave New York or Boston alternately every Tuesday fortnight, for Galway, car rying the government malls, touching at Bt. Johns, aii F. the Steamers of tbia line have been constructed with ths greatest care, under ths supervision of ths govern ment, have water-tight compartments, and are unexcel led foreomfort, safety and speed by any steamers afloat. Tbey are commanded by able and experienced officers, snd every exertion will be mads to promote tbe comfort of passengers. Anlexperlenced Burgeon attached to each ship. HATES OF PASSAGE Firsbclass N. Y. or Boston to Galway or Liverpool m Becondclast. t." Firs!, .-..'A to M hn' 3J tblrd-elass, to Galway or Liverpool. or any town In Ireland, on a Railway, 30 bJid-elaes paaseagers are liberally supplied With pro visions of tb best quality, cooked and served by tbe ser vants of the Compaoj. RETURN TICKETS. Parties wishing to send for their friends from the old country can obtain tickets from any town on a railway, in Ireland, or from the principal cities of England snd bcot lasd, at very low rates. Passengers for Mew York, arrlvtof Tit ths Boston Steamers, will ba forwarded to New York free of charge. for passage or further Information, apply to W.U. WIOKUAM, At th oflce of th Company, on th wharf, foot of Canal street, Hew York. i HOWLANO s A8PINWALL, AgenU. prlll:d6tn. BAIN son,: XO. 29 I0XJTH HIQH 8IBUT, laOOO yard! Baoer Plata Black Bilks at t OO-valne It ie per yard. S0O yards Traveling Dress sad Msntls Goods st 4 9 1-a oenta valas 20 eentt per yard. SrOOO yard White BrTlIlsnles al 18 18 eenla a tsla tO cents per yard. r 3,000 yards Fins and Domestic Ginghams greatly an :l er value. k LARGE AND DESIRABLE LOTS OF XOZ&XSIIt'OlS, BAIZ0SlBTI8,1 1 CHAUTJ, TOVLASS flllSI, lAWHfl, CAU00Z8, I0PUNS, j AND ALL OTHER New 'and IFwshiona'ble Itmm Good th most desirable styles and at vsry lovers prices. Of all materials, mads In the most stylish manner after tb latest Paris Fashions ths most elegant atyles In BAlIf Ac SON, ay 30 Ms. SO Beath High street Canton Mattings. lat.rM4 B-;"WltltJ, Bed txmtl tbivTbJl Cheoked of faperlor quality. For sal by BAIN BUN, 1 .M.wtaEijrQt tahSS

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WEDNESDAY MORNING, U0,. 7, 18C1. LOCAL MATTERS. The Adams Express Company pUcM us dally uutler ubligatioua to It for lb Ttry latest paper Irom the eastern cities. Tha American EiDress Company bas ouf ilmu.a for ite dally favors la the shape of the very latent aitern pipers. To the Union Democracy of Franklin County. Notice la hereby given to tbe Union Democ racy ol Franklin county, to meet on Friday, August 30, 18Cl,beteen the hours of three and six o'clock P. M, In tbe townships, and fix and tight o'clock P. M,, in tbe Wards, at tbe usual places of holding elections (exoeptlng Norwich township, which will be held at BouOflelirs School House, and tbe Fourth Ward at Oarer Ware Room, and tbe First Ward ai tbe Oalt House), to appoint delegates to attend tbe Coun ty Convention, to meet at tbe City Hall, lnjth city of Columbus, on Saturday, tbe 31st day of August, 1861, at ten o'olock A. M., for tbe pur pose of putting In nomination two Reprosenta tires in the coming Legislature, one Sheriff, one Treasurer, one Auditor, on Recorder, on Coroner, one Countr Commissioner, and on Infirmary Director. At the same time and place one delegate from each Ward and township will be appoint ed to the Senatorial aod Judicial Conrention to nominate a candidate for Senator and Jndge for this distriot. Time for holding tbe Senatorial aod Judicial Conrention will be fixed here after. Tbe following is tho number of delegate 1 lotted to each Waid and Township, based upon tbe rote cast fur Supreme Jndge in 1860, allow- log one for each fifty, and an additional delegati for each fraction of twenty fir rotes so east. 1st Ward, !id 3d -Uh 5th Montgomery To. Trnro Prairie Clinton Plessant Brown Vry 7 Hamilton ft Mifiin 5 Washington 6 Madison Blendon Norwich Jefferson Jackson Sharon Franklin Plain Tp 3 13 6 4 i 3 3 3 1 4 Wm. Dohiqan, Sam'l Dotli, H W. Mills, OHM M. POOH, flCKtL. H, S. HiQH, County Central Committee. Jaojb RsiNHaar, Aliz. Thomhom, Wm. Cooria, J. Boliu, James IIoiLOcaiit, Attention! Videttes No. 2. Yea art hereby ordered to appear at your Armory this evaaisg, at 8 o'olock, aa batlnett of Importance Is to b transacted. By order ol lb Commandant. ED. GOEDECK, O. S. Kcmoval or thc Post Orict. The Journal appears to be in great tribulation about the r moral of the Pot Office to the new building about to be erected for it adjoining the Nell House, which is to be rebuilt. W are not at present prepared to say whether tbe majority of our citizens will or will not be better accommo dated by the removal. But tbe Journal will, no doubt, be, as it frankly confesses, better accommodated with tbe present location. Haring just anchored it self bard by the Post Office, it is a sore griev ance to have it taken away so soon. In an article labeled "Communicated," it gravely reminds our worthy Postmaster that the remoral will be in bad faith to friends to whoso services he is indebted for the poeltion bo now holds. We do not know how thia may be; but without some further and better evl deoce tban tbe assertion of an anonymous scribbler in tb Journal, we hare too much confidence in Mr. Giaham's integrity, to be liere he wonld violate any pledge, or be guilty of bad faith toward friend or foe. The Convention. Tbe Hotel were quite filled last night with delegate to the Conren tion. From indications there will be a rery full attendance, probably a larg as any former Democratio Conrention. Hon. J, j; CaimnDM. Mr.' Crittenden arrived in our city yesterday, and remained at tbe American until 9 o'clock last night. List erening he made his appearance in front of the Hotel and was immediately inrronnded by the hundreds of Democrat who are here as dele gates to tbe Conrention. They insisted on him proceeding to the west side of tbe State House, and addressing a large concourse of people. His remark were patriotio and responded to by tbe people with loud cheers. At the conclusion, three rousing cheers were given for the' Ken tucky Statesman. Death or a Returned Voiuntier. Joseph McDonald, First Lieutenant in Capt. Cook's Company, Twentieth Regiment, recently re turned from servloe In Western Virginia, died at about ten o'clock last erening, at bis resi dence on Gay street. II leaves a widow and sereral children to monrn the loss of a hnsband and father. ET We" learn thaC thf female soldier, who orlginallr enlisted in Captain Tramr'a Com pany In thia city, came np yesterday with the Twenty-first. Regiment- to Camp Cbase. It appear that after her sex was disoorered, and she was discharged at Camp Deonisoo, b en listed in a Kentucky company, wbleh company was assigned to the Twentj-flrst Ohio Regiment. It I aaid be made a good soldier and an excel lent .scout, and preserved the secret of her au nntll about a week ago. r i V

Thc Twintt f irst Raomm. The Twenty first Ohio Regiment of three months' troops, Col. Norton, arrived at Camp Cbase jsiterday to be mustered oat of service. Part of this regiment, nnder Col. Norton, mad th attack at Soarey Creek. They return with on bond red men leas thanfbey had when they went out. They brought with thorn to Cinolnnati th body of Capt. Allen, who '.was killed at Scarey Creek. Thia regiment vraa second, to none in Gen. Cox's Brigade. It i commanded by Lieu tenant Colonel J. M. NiiBtma, of Flndlar, the successor of Col. Norton, who was wounded at Scarey Creek.?' 7 D" We understand that the accident which happened at Clarksburg, Va., to th ton of H. J. Jiwirr, Eiq.,of Zinesrlllo, occurred In this wiser Th soldiers had stacked their gun, which were loaded. In the usual manner, when on of tbem accidentally fell down, and la falling, wm discharged, "the ball passing through and shat tering th foot of young; Jiwrrr, who was standing neap.1 It wal thought "barely possible that thtfoot night be eared, .V. CT Th ammor tt J, Nthtf Wnpffied ori lag returned from hi third Incarceration for th aak of truth, equality and joattc. Mor anon. The Aim Worm. These rarenous foragera have mad their appearaao la Tarloos parte of Northern' Ohio.'. The Ijraln JVcWs lays that they ar aotually feeding In th Public Square of Oberlln. Tb ditor of tb Banduiky Rtgif Ur ha taken a survey f th army marching North, neu (bat city, and thus reports i They first ollmb a plant, and beginning at the top, irim is or every green tome from ton to bottom. They cam too lata for wheat In this neighborhoods tber hare destroyed soma niece of oats and ar now attending to th corn. They burrow down into tbe stalk and ohank it all up. In annesrance tber somewhat resemble the om lasnionea eul-worm, bat ere a tttti mor ac tive, and brighter, both In color and intellect, and will put lb cut-worm to ahama in any gas tronomies! trial. i They maroh In large oartles 'rotu field to field and derastate and destroy every living thing; hence they get tbeir name. Ditches, moats aod entrenchments are fatal to tbeir progress; hence tbe best way to save a crop from their ravages, is to set it about with a deep trench Into which tbey fall and are destroyed by burning them with straw, or by rolling through tbe trench a heavy roller, which crushes tbem by the million. Even a plowed furrow will do much toward ehecklng their progress, if ll is attended to and tb tnseot killed aa fast as the trench becomes filled. Tbey ar to thick that sometimes they will fill a furrow in a few hours. Bart Youa Siomv-Oao of the greatest af flictions to which humanity la tubject, ia tbe to tal or eren the partial deprivation of eight. A person oan with dexterity pursue hardly any In tellectual or manual employment without a keen and ready y-slght. Those who ar sen sible of a weak, falling or defective tight, should immediately consult Mr. Josxra 8. Paa- let, the Optician, at Seltzer Wibiter'i near the Postofllce, whose glasses are pronouoo ed superior to any now In rogue. Er In a severe thunder storm at Cleveland, between three and fonr o'clock on I sat Monday morning, two persons, aman and a woman, were killed by lightning, at one house. The wowan was sleeping on a lounge, and the man was ait ting outside. ST Tb physlciana f Cincinnati bar ten- dered their serriees to the families of rolun teers tree or charge. O" Charles F. Brown, alias Abtimci Ward la reported bound for Lake Superior. M H D" Scorbutlo diseases ar the parent stock from which arises a large proportion of th fat. al maladies th tt afflict mankind. They are, as It were, speoies of potato rot in the hnman constitution, which undermines and corrupts all the sonrces of Its ritality and hastens its decay They ar the germ from which spring Consump tion, Rhenmatism, Heart Disease, Liver Com plaints, and Eruptive Diseases, which will be recognized a among those most data! and do stroctlre to tbe races of men. So dreadful are its consequences to hnman life, that it ia hardly possible to overestimate the importance of an actual, reliable remedy, that can sweep out this Scrofulous contamination. W know, than, we shall proclaim welcome news to Our reader of on from such a quarlor aa will Metre little doubt of ite efficacy and still mor welcome when we tell them that it aurely doe accom pllsh tbe end desired. We mean Ann's Bar sa7arjlla, and it la certainly worthy tb atten tion of those who are afflicted with Scrofula or Sorof ultras complaints. Rtgieter, Albany, N. Y. :.faug3-lw ED. GOEDECK, O. S. Rail Road Time Table. Lima Hum at Oetcwtoifc Xxxu B. B, Lea Tel. Arrive Cincinnati Accommodation. 8:00 A. M. 9 10 P. II. llDrtM ....11.-40 A. M.. .11:03 A. M Mill and Aooommodatien.. ft 10 P. H. 8:00 p. M, Klgntnxprese via Uaytoa.lXUU midnight. S.SOA. M Jm. W, Donnmr, Agent. Colonics It Olxtzlaks K. B. Nlcht anna. 1:4 A. M. 1 11:15 P. H. Nnr TorkBxpret 11:10A.M.. 10:50 A.M. O.O.JtO. WayBxpn!..., S;MP.M. 7:50 P. at. Jamb Patterson, Agent. OawtaatiOtmR. B. rl. 1.1-1 i Wo. I Ixpr.il 3:30 A. H. l.3i A. M No. J do 8:15 P. M. 1 11:43 A. U v W. J. ftLL, Agent. Prmaoaasr, Oolomids e CmcwiUTi K. B.. ,v Hall Train S 30 A. H. t IISS A. If. zpreu Train 11:23 A. at. 8:43 P.M. Joe. Bosimon, Agent. Colonics As IinnAHoroLts, B. B.' (Uolokics Piqoa C AJIBIAJU B. B.) No. 1 Exprea B Jfi A. M. 8:00 P, M No. 8 3:00 P. M. 8:43 P. M. Accommodation 10:30 A. M. 0. W. Bmitm, Agent. COLUMBUS POST OFFICE. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTMENT OF MAILS. DEPARTURES. RUIIi for New York Olt. Bottoa. Albanr. Bullato. Pittibarth. liteabenTlllo war. Oloveland. Zinttvlllo. Newark, Granville, WaAhlngtoa Oily, BalUmora, Phila delphia and New Orleans, alost daily (Bandars soroopt ed) at I o'olock p. m. A through suit for New Tork and Cleveland eloaes dally (Bandars tzoepMd) at 8 o'olock p. m. u. v. m u. k. n. way mau closes daily (Sundays ex of on cepted) at l o'clock p. Central Ohio Way fai at 10 o'olock a. all cloaes dally (Sundays excepted) mtral Ohio Way l o'olock a. m. ClndnnattWaytUUolotes dally (Sunday! excepted) at o'clock a. m. OhloMo, Pubaone. SeUwara, Marion and Worthlnr toa Kaila closet dally (Uondays exoepUd) at 8 o'clock ktalla forXenla, tptbigtM, Dayton. Toledo. Cincin nati, Indlanapolla, Loulirtlle, Bt. Lonlo, and Detroit, CloiM dally (Bnndayt excepted) at B o'clock p. m. A through mall to Xenli, Bprlngfleld and Cincinnati oloaaa daily (Bandaya exoepted) at 10 o'olock a. m. Drbaoa, Plqna, Tiffin and Union City mall eloaes dally (Rundara exoepted) at S o'clock p. a. Laaouttr, Logu, Neleonrllle, Clrclerllle, Chllllcothe, Portunoath. Waehlngton 0. II., Athens, Marietta aod Hlllborou,h malls else daily (Sundays exoepted) at 8 tVlrutW a trn laat Way Mall brNattonal Bead to Zanemllla eloaea dally (Bandaya exoepted) u 19 o'clock m. Baniabargb MalUlotet daily (dundays excepted) at 8 o'olock p. m. Mt. Vernon Mall, sy way of WeetarrllU sad Bonboiy, olooes dally (tondaya oxoepted) at 9 'look p. m. vuDua nui moms aaiiy isunaays xoeptedjat n 'elect Liaiter Wa MaII sloMa dmllv (RandAve xcABleil a S'cloekp.m. t ARRIVALS. Malls from New Tork. Boston. Phlladelcaia Bnffalo. Albany. Pittsburgh, Oltvelaod, Dayton, Toledo, Xenia, DetroK, Bprtng&eld, Cincinnati, Chllllcotbe, 8t. Louie, and all louthern eitiee, arriv between the houri of V 'clock p- m. and 4 o'clock a. m. Mailt from Iudbuiaooit. ohlcaco and DaMiaue arrlv at 1.40 a.m. Malls from Wuhtnston Oltr. Batttmora. wheeling. ZanetvlUe, Newark, Steubenrllle, alt. Veruon, and th O. H. H. Way Mall, antra at 13 o'clock m. Way Mill rroui ClnelnnAtl errivei mt 3 o'clock n. m. LuR-uter Mill arrlree MS o'clock p.m. But Wu Mill onr thm N.llnn.l RnaA KfrlvMAtll 'eloak a. m. Mt. Vernon Wa MAllnntm At ll.Of) a. m. Mall from Dablin arriroe at 13 o'clock m. UrbanaWayMallarrlTMat So'clockp. m.. Burlabargh Mail arrives at 11 o'clock a. m. Lancaster Way Mall arriyea at Vlook tn-1; Omee dellvtnr otxa erera du inmit Bnml.v rrom O'clock a. m. to 6 a'aloek B. n. On im BunH.n from 'Xtot e'etock. In the mouina. and froaa t to tn Ikamnbid JOHN GRAHAM P. M. Baltimore Clothbg Hoase, sumrAOTORRRS aro wbouaaus dialxu tu READY-MADE CLOTHING; ,::..N(i. 808 WBtlmorw-Btreet, (BtTWEUi tmaTT aim bowaroJ tu. x BAIiTinOBEf Hid. A Larg Assortment of ?ie tat Fimishini J J. Good Constantly M Hand' OetaUly .k.i j AATJSKT1BJMUINT. rot tn uraTin mum and PIKMAHIlfT COM of ft dlstrNaing complaint ass jeitDT'ty Has tya 9. tUTMoca i iar Rmom i, 4 Prise 1 par hoai smufn by post. I0S IA11 At lih 10CIIIf. mai-! Irtj TELEGRAPHIC. Gen. Pope's Work in Western Missouri. Mexico, Mai., August Zj By to-morrow night or nest merntor tb eonnty seats or Warren, Montgomery, Llnooln, Calloway, Audralre, Pike. Holla. Moo roe. Kndolon. Howard. Maoon. Shelby, Marlon, Lewis, Knox, Lynn, Scotland, Clarke and Lirtnestoa eountles. b? a simulta neous movement, will be occupied by strong bodies of U. 8. foreas. tb oommandins; offlaer of whom will appoint a committee of publio safety from among th most prominent citizens of lb counties, whose duty ft shall be to pre- serre the peace in their respeotlr eountles. Eaoh committee ahall consist of not mor tban five persons, and whenever it xsn consistently 0 done, toe proper county officers snail be se leoted aa mambera. No ona thus annolnted shall be permitted to dsolloe or sbajl fall to per ioral his duties nnder sucn penalties as tne com manding General shall affix. i 'Ibese committee ar obareed. acoordloir to the general order issued by. Gen. Fope, with the duty of maintaining peace and order in their respeotlr counties, and ahall bar power to can ont an citltens oi tne county to assemble al such time and places and In suob numbers as mar be necessary to secure these objects. Anr on wbo shall reinse to obey such call will be inrnea over to tee military antnorities. 11 tn people of the counties retDeotlrelr are not able or wining to enrorc tn peace amone tnem selves, aod to prevent tbe organizing of compa nies to make war npon tb United States, the military iorce will perform tbe service, Dot tne expense must be paid by tbe county in which sucn service is necessary. i o secure tbeir prompt payment, a levy or a sufficient amount of property or money will be at once made ana collected ty the oinoer in command. Upon the call of a majority of the committee or mono safety in eaoh county, troops will bo sent to keep the pesce; but as sucn expenditures are tor tne benentot tnepeo pie concerned, who bare in nearly every case the power to discharge the service themselves, the troop thns sent will be quartered npon them, and aubsisted and transported by the connty, in the manner above specified, for tbe whole period it may be necessary for then to remain, If In consequence of disturbances not reported by tbe committee, tbe Ueneral com Banding finds it neoessary to send a force into any county to restore order, tbey will in like manner be billeted npon tbe county, unless tbe combinations against the peace are too power. mi to be resisted, or tb parties engaged la it were organized in otber counties, and brought on the disturbances by actual inva sion It Is not believed that the first can arise in any connty of North Missouri, and in the seo ond the forces will be marched Into tbe county or counties where the marauding parties were organized or from whence tbey made tbe inras Ion, and will in like manner be quartered npon tnem. w nere peace ana good order are pre served tbe troops will not be required. Where tbey are disturbed tbey will be restored at the expense of the county. To preserve tbe peace Is the duty of all good citizen, and as all will alike suffer from tbe breach of It, men of every shade of political opinion can act cordially to gether in the discharge of a duty as full of in terest to one aa to anotber. AH persona wbo hava heretofore been led away to Uke np arms against tbe United Slates, are noti&ed that by returning and laving down their arms at tbe nearest military post, and by performing their duty hereafter aa peaceful and law abiding citl tens, they will not be molested by tbe military forces, nor so tar as tbe ueneral commanding: oan Influence tbe matter, will tbey be subjected to punishment nnlees they hay committed murder or some other aggravated offense, Col. Corcoran—Scarcity of ice in [Special to Post.] Aog. A dispatoh from Rich mond state that Cot- Corcoran told his captors in that aity, that he went into this business with bis wbole soul, and that be would not accept parole if it were offered him. I bere la a great ioaroty of ice here, caused by tbe danger of navigation to vessels on the rotomac. Fortress Monroe. sent In his resignation, but he still remains at wewport new. More order and discipline prevails since the prohibition of intoxloating liquors. Hereafter all packsgeaaent to Old Foint, belonging to of ncera or privates, ar to be examined by the frorost Marshal, and the liquors found In them win oa turned over to tb hospital, ixen. ouuer nas gone nome. The S. it. 8paldlog will carrr to Boston the ceieDratea w mans steam gun. urn mountain nas aiscorered tbat tber are mounting two rery large euta on Sewell'a Point, probably with the idea of anuoving th snipping at uta roiui, ii not me rortreas it' self. Hot Day—Six New Regiments of Volunteers —Plenty of Ammunition. St. Loois, August 5. yesterday wa the hottest day of tbe season, the thermometer standing at 1UU In tb shade at 3 P. M. Fiitem deatba from tb effect of th heat ar reported me coroner. Bix nsw regiments of volunteers are nearly ready to be mustered into the service for the war. Twentr car loads of ohnt. lioll. otn reached her since Saturday; also, a large num ber of Enfield rifles and a considerable Quantity powder. tire car loada of ammnnition reached Cairo Saturday, by tbe Illinois Central railroad. The Kentucky Election—Good News. Louisville, August 5. At legislative elec tions, Harney, editor of the Democrat, was elected over Ex Governor Merrlwetber. bv nine to eleven hundred majority, which represents a Union majority In Jefferson county. The Union majority in the cltv Is about six thousand. Judge Buckner, Union, was elected oyer James B. Clay, in Fayette oonnty, by five to six hundred msjority. Kicbard li. Anderson (union), nenhew of Sumter Anderson, was elected in Franklin coun ty by three to fonr hundred msjority. k. w jscods (union; wa elected in Uldbam county. ine return thns far indicate th relative Union majority aa large, or larger, than at the last Congressional election. All quiet al tbe polls to-day. Late In th afternoon a pistol rencontr ocenrred at the Gait Honse, between bdward Uiutcbfleld and Thomas Selvtdge, wherein both were severelr iniured. the latter probably fatally. From Western Missouri. Kansas Citt. Mo.. Aneust 3Tba steamer West Wind, with 460 of th First Regiment of Nebraska Volunteers, and one company of Regulars from Forf Leavenworth. Colonel Thayer, arrived at thia place last erening at 3 This morning ther proceeded to Indenen. dence, arriving there at 6 A. M. A fter making circuit of the city, the command formed in a line in front of the jail, when Col. Thayer rode op to the jailor, demanding the release of four union men aaid to be Imprisoned there, aod who were to be executed aa Gorernment spies this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The prisoners were quickly liberated, and will be taken to Fort iieavenwonu. The troop returned this afternoon, and ar on their way op the river. Col. Thayer atates be aaw notbing lik rebellion at Independence, there being no organized body of rebel in the eigbbornood, aa was reported. Several of the prominent secessionists rnshed to the livery stable for conveyance and fled npon the ap proach of th troops, while other proclaimed tbemselre strong Union men, V

The Press and the Government. Washinotow. Aug. 5. Tbe cress represent atives here held a consultation with General MoClellan. At hla snggestion a committee waa appointed to transmit to alt th loyal States as follows: 1. All editors to be requested to refrain from publishing new of any description, from any point, and aa any matter that may glre aid and eomfort to th enemy. 9. To signify to tbeir correspondents rry where tbeir approval of th foregoing, and to comply with it spirit and letter. Tbe committee resolrea to rtqoMl th Gov ernment to afford th pre facilities for Obtain log and Immediately transmitting all auitabl information, particularly that touching ngag. mentt. MoClellaa gar his approval to this. A bill baa passed both Houses, wbloh pro rides lor the punlabment, with fin and impris onment, of any on who enlists persons, white or black, to aid tho rebolllon, aa well aa those enlisted.i t Anotber bill debars alar awners from a claim to recovery, If slaves are employ' ed to aid ia rebellion. A bill was also adopted to par all rolunteera mustered into servloe for one to three years, or tne war, irom tnac time, witbont waiting nntn tney reacneo tneir ren oetrous. Skirmish on the Potomac. Saxdt Hook. Md.. Aug. 5 Tbls morning a detachment ol tbe New York uatb regiment sur prised a sauad of rebel carairy at a bouse on posit the Point of Rocks, andlkilled 3, wounded a, and took 7 prisoners. Tbey also captured tbe horses, and recrossed tbe rirer without loss It ia reported that a considerable body or oar airy occupies Alartinsburg. There Is no danger of an attaok here- j Skirmish on the Potomac. Card from Brigadier-General Pierce. Boston, August 5. Brigadier General Fierce publishes a statement regarding the Great bethel fight. II asserts that be aoted with strict orders, bnt tbe plana of attack betrayed a want of knowledge or tbe enemy's position and numbers. He! throws the blame on Gn. Butler for the regiments firing into each other. He says be applied for a court of Inquiry, but received for a reply that snch a court' would reveal toe much. From Washington. WasHiNOTON, Aug. 6. The Herald'a dispatch ays, infoimatton was received her to day that letters are constantly going Booth from Wash Ington, and notwithstanding th prohibition of tne rostomce department, tbe rebels bare daily mail from Baltimore. For several days past th city bas been swarming with Baltimore secessionists A Bal timore detective, wbo came hereon Saturday, reports that he has seen dodging abont our streets, one nunured or the most violent rebel sympathizers from Baltimore. Tbey come as spies or incendiaries, or with a view to find ac cefs to the rebel lines. Tbe exceeding earefnlness and minuteness of tbe rebel reoonnoisBances ia tbe vicinity of the Chain Bridge, duriag the past week, bave in duced Gen. AloClellao to look closely after that point. 1 A sufficient force to guard against any contingency nas rjeen piacea mere. Eighteen or twenty beautiful rilled pieces, with carriages and caissons complete, arrived here last night. Thtse will more tban compen sate for tb guns lost at Bull Run; bnt tbey are only an installment of tbe field artillery of tbe most approved patterns tbat will be attached to Gen. McClellan's column. Our various foun dries and arsenals can turn out more of these arma In a week than can be built In tbe South in three months. A report bas come bere from our Potomac fleet tbat the rebels bave collected a large force of negroes at Mosquito Point, at the month of tbe Rappahannock River, and have commenced the erection of fortifications thsre. It is proposed by the 8enate Military Com mittee to authorize tbe Governors of the sever al States to fill all vacancies among the com missioned officer in th volunteer regiments and companies; appointments to be approved by the Examining Board. it appeara tb rebels propose to exchange Messrs. Magraw and Harris tor the officers of toe privateer Savannah. Harris and Magraw were taken prisoners while proceeding on a mission of mercy nnder a flag of truce, and tbe pirates were captured in tbe act or hostility. [Time Dispatch.] Gen. Butler returned to Fortress Monroe this afternoon. Th monthly statement of the U. S. Treagn rer shows be bad $7,352,475, subject to draft up to tbe first Inst. This statement includes, as yet subject to draft, various sums deposited wltn Sub-treasurers ot rarious States, it is a little singular tbat tbe Sob-Treasurer of South Carolina paid In full, and not a cent is recorded aa subject to dralt in bis hands. The Star and Republican continue to publish the arrival and disposition of our troops in tbls city, notwithstanding ths agreement not to do SO. I believe Prince Napoleon baa not hesitated to state tbat tbe hmperor of franoe ia ex tremely desirous that the Gorernment shall promptly and effectually suppress the rebellion, and that our Gorernment has bis warmest sym pathies. The tariff bill as passed contains about 54 sections; tbat published in the Herald contains lb, but It is bogus. A Northerner, lust arrived from Richmond says, at the time of his departure there was a great abundance of British coin circulating in tb city. It waa currently reported that large amounts or goia nan been advanced by uritisb capitalists on tbe new crop. At midnight, tbe Senate is still in exocutire session. All tbe prominent army appointments nave been connrmed, including ueneraia isutier ano eonencK ana ui. &morv, and tbat or com niia9loner of Publio Buildings. Col. Wood has not yet been aoted on. f ilteen pounder rifled gnns arrived bere last night. Abont 35 of our cavalry skirmished tho otbsr day near Fairs Church with a squad of rebels: several were wounded on each side. We hav '-contraband" statements that two rebel regiment ar encamped four miles from Alexandria. u Military Nominations Confirmed. Wasbinoton, Aug. 6 Tbe following nomi nations for Brigadier-Generals, in addition to tboso heretofore announced, were. It is said confirmed last night by the Senate: Hnrlbut, JMcUernand, scbenck, Grant, Ba ker, Lyon, Cox, Prentiss, Andorsoo, King, Si gel and Conch. Tbe principal oinoers of tbe new army regi ments wer all confirmed, while th rejections comprised only a few of the minor appoint ments. Lieut. Col. Emory's nomination was also confirmed. If ef or not Johnston's Opinion of Patterson. [Tribune's Special.] WasBiNOTON, Aug. 6.A person recently ar lived asvs, Gen. Johnston expresses freely bis contempt for what be styles Patterson's cowaJ ardice, Tbe story about sixty-eight guns at Winches ter is all fudge; they bad but fifteen, all told, at any period.' A- [Tribune's Special.] Thirty-seventh Congress—Extra Session. [Tribune's Special.] Thirty-seventh Congress—Extra Session. WASHINGTON, August 5. BniATg. Mr. Potter moved to ulie up tb report of the oommlttM on Judiciary, lu th cat of lbs KasMt eontetted teat. Mr. Lane tald he had never acotpted th appointment of Brigadier-General, or aoted in any way at a Brigadier General. It th Kantu Brigade, after It waa fonnei), hould tignlfy a dotlr to bave him lead them, beahould feel It hli duty to lead them; and when he did aoctpt of any ancb appointment, then be would inform tbe Senate and mlgn hit teat. After further dlicunlon (ha Senate refused to proceed to th otniideratlon of the report. Tb amendment to tb bill to lncrtSt th pay of Tol ootaara, etc., four dollar! per month, inttead of two dol lar, wai carried by yru 18, nay 17. Mr. Wllion moved to amend by adding th bill approv ing and legaHilog tb military proclamation of tbe Preti dent. -it ...tit Mr. Breokinrldge (til tbat thli amendment rooked a little like the joint retolution approving the act of tb Pretident, etc He thought, however, in thit amaaoV ment tber wai torn omitalon which looked like leaving the otber retoiation alone. t.,. Mr. Wilton aaid there wu an omlttion, hot Uiat at In tended to call np the Joint retolution. Th amendment wat Affrced to, and th bill pitied. On motion, the Senate then went into executive teatlon. Adjourned. Hooifc Mr. May Introduced a preamble, oonclndlng with a retoiation, that tbe Republican party, baring achieved iucccm on a Motional and octal taut, n. tpontlble for oar pratant national mtafortuMti tbat tb onoompromiaiog ipirit of that party bat prevented oota promie when tb tarn wa praotleable) tkat it it ua potalble by lore of arma to tubjugtta tb aeweded Bietat, which an united to a man la detent of tbeir stored rightt agalnit tbe moot cruel and meroileat utagt, ato. U Bwomtt tb duty ol Cos rati to procure an armlttice, to prooure peao, at d direct eo to oompromia ai to pre tvtb Union, If potilble;'and tbat if thli cannot be don, to prorid tor to peaceful ae para tion of tboe gutae which bay aeoeded, and of other which auy here after toetd. Objtclion were mad to th reception of th retolu tion. Mr. Mty moved the tuipention ot th rale that th rwolntlon might be melved. Motion wa ditagraed to. Mr. Kellogg, ot Illlnoit, atked and obtained leav to report from th Judiciary oommltt, a bill fixing th comber of tb members of th Houtt of Repreaentatlrwu ftn863,at839, to be apportioned aoog the teveral Btatae la aooordanot With tb aet of lUkl. Tba bill was paaaed 1 1 Th Houat ooncurrtd In ths Senate's amesdmeiir to th bill aaihorlatug aSdlttonal ealittarenta in the Havy, atrlkiogaat th word "tatrloe." Sua bill was plana. Tboiaaat joint rtaolatlon aathorlxiag exparlsxoit With Jtmtt' rifled otnnon prejectllet, waa paaied. Tb Senaot bill to Ineraaa tb XniliMar Oorna. and Toptgrapbloal logiomr Oerpt, with an awradsrant pro viding for two additional lntpeoteg entrali for th army, wai paasvoi. JP

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j. t """J,-1 V'r.' M B SmamMmmmmLMiJI Mr. Porter, fran ffi miiiM mmi.ii,h.. Ms.fMi tn aeoito bill prnlditg for holding Diatrietaad Circuit uoortf 01 me unit states, daring tbe temporary ak ence or liaUllt of ih v.a The liotue took u the Scant bill adding &ar jaol ir iuvuui m wo pep or.nenommlaeeoned umoeM. ma iklAaa, yolontMn, marines, mih ana wdlowji ea men, and approving aod l.iilng all the debte aoder me proclamation or the Vmldent arm UAick 4th, IMl, reopeotlni the army an rewi renniin ti.am at thm una siki ai 11 tney bad been warranted by tbe pre vloatir osvreoeed bill 01 fJaaM. Mr. Bteveui lemtrked IbAtthe exneeiel of eh tor- eminent were At the ret of l.SSO.lxiO per day, and be eoald sot too wber the money was to eoatc hoan., 1 Alter torn aisoaeeioa, tn bill patted Mr. Leytioy Introduced a bill ta niul ma mnnh nf th law at ezeoptt a wttnen wbo teetllei before tn in vettiKtUni oommiUea from BroaeeuUau in a cmi.nt MrWlckllffeula IhiUeWoaia not VoJ for' it. m -woi uii viBuva ujv ouDirwiure taa lae company aud tb State who etsle tbe Indlaa bonds got clear. without dtipotlDg of tbe bill, the Uouie adjonroeil. WASHINGTON, August 6. BuuTt-tfr. DixoamovMtataipendtb stuth rile f tb Senete. to Allow the OommittM on fJcntlnMn, Ezpentei to report retolalloa and bavt It naaied the Mm day.- Agreed to. t Mr. Dixon reported a reiolntton to pay Ron. Aihfcury Dklcent bit ulary h Clerk of tb Senate for ona weir iron the preient time. The resolution patted, Amount log to 3.000. 'jj 1 1 Ibeblllto puql,h tertala erimet ajsintt' the Vnltel Stttc wtt taken up aod patted. im senate reiutea to coneKier tne retoiation of Mr. May regarding tb Jtaltlmor Police OommiMiontrs, by 21nayaandt3naya. 1 1 ,1 All Dtoert relttly to th Eantai contetled Matir nr. dered te be printed. ur. wiifon moved to take nn the lolnt retolution ad- proving of all lb aota of tb Pretident, whoa Mr. Doo Httle moved that, tbt Senat go Into iecutiye tei ion. tb motion was ditagraed to by Ibe following vot e: TeatBaker. Bavard. Blnaham. n.rll.la. Ph.nHlA. Oollamer, Dixon, Doollrtlo, letaeoden, toot. BarUn, Klni, htu of Kanaat. Morrill. Powell. Rica, f luvmywtm, ian jajoa, aaa rruaioi --ait Maya 8reckinridze. Urliht. Brownlnr. niarV. f!na.n. Potter, Grime,, How. Johoeon of TennetHe, Johnaon of Biieosri, iwenneay, x.ne of manna, nthun. aloOon (al. Polk. Pomerov. Sherman. Sumner. Wada. Wilkin.. ana VTlllon-yi i Mr. breckiniidae tald that at an earlr Dirt of thia lion Sotatori wen very aoxloue to vol for thai retolii. uoa aiiproriut of all tbe act of the Pretident. now thar teemed to oe a recoil, lie thought it wit a good ,ino. Mr. PeAteodea laid that he bad alwait been ready ta Vote; the argument taemed to be mad thtt tbe Keatte was afraid to vote, Tb Government ceuld har all th otnent 01 lucb ariument. ur. Tfunbaii aaid be wu not ready to vol for the retomilon nnUl after further contideration. By content, a molntion wai naeaed ta ea P. O. Stan ton, wbo con lotted tbe tctt of Senator Lane, hit mile- Mr. A DI tben moved that th Senate so Into mn. Uv teiilon, wbloh wai tpeed toi. enue at n.n adjourned nnai j Monti. The llouie naaied the genata hill, rl.llc. in lh Supreme Coart of tbe United Slttea. in the taae of appeals. Ibe Senate bill wai ouied. with an amendment, au- propriating $20,000 for repair! to the long bridge over the Potomac. Varioai melinite were nronoiil in ha foWn nn h different membera, bat objectiontwere interpoeed. xum noute ,piea u benal bill to Incrcaecthe ply tb regular army aod volunteer. On motion of Mr. Cox. a reaolutinn wmm aitnnU.l. poll. log on tbe Pretident, if compatible wilh tbe publio aer ylce, to communicate to tbe Uouie at tbe next teuton all oorratpondene with foreign nations tine li&3, relative Mr. Wlckliffa took occulon to aav lha Inl.MI from Old Kentucky ia that Kentucky le for tha Dnlon. and, being the flnt coming in, th will be the laii to go xhit anncuncemantwai received wilh ail, .i.iht Hi. friendt of the Union, both oa tb Boor and la th gal lerlet, clipped their handt aod otherrit eaya vent to their teelinil. Kxclimatlona were hrirrl. a,,iu1 lar r)td Kantack." Th ipprente wit loog oontlnned, and a more animated tceno wai teldooi wltneited. COMMERCIAL MATTERS. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati Market. CINCINNATI, August 6. Ther tt bat little stir In mercantil circlet to dty. Ff.OUR Oontlnnet extremely dnll at $3 50 Ibriu. pcrfine. WHIAT Sold pretty freely to-day at last quotations Tltc for prime red. and BOo for prim white. CORN Command, bat Soo from distillers but it it nam 10 get at leet uaa xye. OATS Have 3c ttill, at th ttandard. B4RLEY AND BY B Are entirely neglected. 1 WBIiKT Was advanced- lo.rl.r. aaaln tn Mun Reported lalet of lam auonnta to ao to Cairo. Tllinoia created eoniiderable exoltement amongat dealer, and provoked an earnest Inquiry loto th motive of tb buyer In throwing to much tt 000 barrel! to tbat point at tbe present time. Tb alleged reaton given by the operator wat, that It wai a tpeculatlve movement, lhlt waa generally oredlted bat tb qaeiuon a to tbe way be wat to find a market tor it, ao near the land ef b. eaaua, waa miner inexplicable, ruhiie tentlment teem ed very ikeptlcal at to tha orthodon of the onarattnn. and permiu for the shipment will be withheld nntll tb lurveyor It fully attuned that tbe affair it -all right," or Commercial. Cleveland Market. CLEVELAND, August 5, 1861. Ibe iitrket it inietlve. Tber are no sale cf toute quince reported 1'ilcei remain unchanged. Leader. TIEPELLANT OR WATEB.PROOF AVj CLOAK CLOTiiS. Alto, other suk of Spring wai viotna, in an aenraoi mixtures Blndlnrt, las tell and Button! to match. BAIN St SON, prt!5 Mo. S9 South High sue W. A. Batchelor'i HairDyef. Thlitplendid Hair Dye hat no eqnal Instantaneout in effect Baautlfal Black or KaUral Brown no staining UiO ikln or iuj uring tie Hair ran rales tne arwar ta effect of Bid Dyes, and Invigorates ths hair lor life. Nod are genuln anlett signed "W. A. Batch lor. n Bold everywhere. CfllS. BATOHILOR, Proprietor, yl8:wly 81 Barclay Btreet, New Tort. HAIR DYE HAHl DYE. Wm.. A. Batchelor'i Hair Dye! Th Original sad Bast la ths World! All others are mere 1ml tattoos, and thould be avoided yon with to escape ridicule. OKAY, BID OB BUSTY EAIB Dyed Instantly to beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without Injury to HalrorBUnl I l l i-U flPTIEN MEDALS ANO DIPLOMAS bay bet awarded to Wm. A. Batehtlor ttnos 1639, ma oVeiBO.OO appUcatloni have been mad to tha Hair of his patron hit famous dye i n,,. WM. A. B ATCHILOK'I HAIR SYl produceiaoot aot to be distinguished from nature, and Is warranted to Injure la (be ktast, however long It may be con tin nod, and th 111 effect f Bad Byes remedied; the Hair Invigorated for life by thit splendid Dye, old in all cities and towns of tb United State. Dragglitt and fancy Goods Dealers. v. i JUT tie Genuine hat the name and address anon a steel plate engraving ea fear tide of each box, of WILLIAM saxvuiiIjUH, Addreaa QUABLBS BATOHELOB, PJoprtetor, Jylt-wly 81 Barclay itreet. Mew York ISTOW READY. TJ1E REVISED STATUTES OF omo AQE.NEBAL KATDRR, IN POBCS AUO. 1, 1800. Hon. Joseph R. Swan, MTn jroits or tss v&cisiom or tbxsp- I PttSMX OOUBT, i' ConUiaed in twenty-Din volumes of the Ohio and Ohio Stat Re porta,) AND RKriBJBNOia TO PRIQB 4 tf!Tl.eA0IDEHJ.CKITCHIFELD,Et4. aKid a poll and oorwawrcfrr urnrgi ri la' Two Royal 8r. yoluqies.' Pries gtO 00.' rTo'care or expense ha been epared to make the work perfect and reliable In all respect. It bas now tbe Legislative taoctitn, having been ap oroved by nearly the unanlmoui vote of both Houaea. wu ordered to b distributed to the following Plate County ofBcert: Oovernor, Attorney oenerai, supreme Judges, Secre tary, Comptroller, Treanrer and Aodltor of State, and the Profcat Courtat Oonrtsof Oommoa pleas, Super ior aad Polio Oourtt, Auditor, and tb Olerka of th varlonl Court in each ooiuty, to th Umnbersot tb Beeata and Haute of Bepremtativet of thit State, and vuvwuvram luvamm, tuasasoi tne Uttlovi.' Thit book, entalnin. a tt doe, all of tha fltatataa In fore, and the Mthoritativ etmatrnotkm af ih ef the New OontUtutlon, will be found to be especial wbbiui iu uiw panomuooe et umr uutlat, to au t OOUNTT OPPIOIBB, i.H.., iu,.- JUBTIOB8 OP TH P1AOB, i i g j TOWN8HIPTBU8TBBS, i' r, i OLBRKB OP TOWN SHIPS, aad 1 VJ. 'OIT OPPlOBRBr 'f Inaimooh U very aman ohantea hav bean made la tha Statu let linoe the publieatlon of tbe kt edittona. bv re peal, alteration and additions, aad many mtportaat de- aauB oav oeen given ay in ouprem uourt on eon- irovarimpoiaia.au i. i ATI0HNEY8 AT tAW, navrrmua uadtann-A vt "Ti a i i AND BUaUKBl HIM fllNBBALLt, Will Dad thfa tat lavaitaabl Wlm A t r TunBhyai 8. PofaWM f owr Xlmlttm JrWIred 'f rw, iMt.'I BtrohgJUw BloOiaf. Vre l.00 ,s PnHlah by..- ci fi::i bra i!U'i "r mj .rj J ROBERT CLARKE, So CO., law Publlthera, BooktelKre; Stalionert and Importars. No. S5 Wnt Ponrtb ttraet, feM8:42jitul Clndnnatt 0.

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i r Balt 1 r r!' 'A 03IIH-1 rJ f a- i t r i n i" m A upertenoed Nnrte and Pemals Phyrtdan, pntontt to th itlentloa of mothart, bee SOOTHING;; sypp, iii FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,'5, which Rtatly faeilltatet th orociai of tee thin, be .T J- ning tne umi. nduoina all ml ALL Pi IV .it mtitnirlli. ulUn mnA Im "I Ml.,-" WtfM m toft- nammatioDwU f alluj VTJSat TO HEOrtATE THE BOW ttg. Depend UDon tt. aaothaan. 1 1 will aftra raat ta mia.ln. ana -I u j BILIZ7 AHD HEALTH TO TOVB. mrUTll. W hav nut ttti and auld thia article for over tan waara. and OAS BAY. IN OONVIDENCJt AND TRUTH? ar If: what we have never been able to tay of any otber medl- ANOB, TO XryjiCT A CUEK, when timely nted. Sev er did we know an luitaac of dltattlifaetlon by any on wbo nted it. On the contrary, all are dellthted with ita operation,, and apeak tat term ef eommendaUea of In aue;icai euecte and medical virtue,. We speafe la thit matter rWHAT WK DO KNOW;M after ten year expe rienoa.AND PLBDOB OUR REPUTATION FOR TBI PULULMBNT OP WHAT WM HERB DIOLAB). Ia almost every inetano where Uw infant li eofftring fraat nam and MbaotUon. relief will k found ia Bfieea or twenty minute, after tbeSyrup It administered. Thia valuable preparation li the prescription of one of Oie moit BXPJSklKNOBKand SKILLPUI, NnBStn Kn. .aiiua. in. hi wn nasi, ariu. nhvhh it IN(l minniia i TIIOIISAMDS iiBTaiASE-ai II not only reltevee the child from ain. lait inx atea the stomach and bowel, corrects avidity, and civet tone and energy to the whole ayttem. It will almoat id atantlt. m!:.m GBlPJJO IH THE B0WI1S, AVD WIND COLIO an overcome convuiiioni, which. If not speedily rem died, end In death. We believe It th BEST and 8UbV V HT UUU.nv in trtiai ii- ,i i r r. in. nunuv. iu ail caaet 01 u It BNTBsr and CIABBIIOEA IN CBILOUEM, whether it anaei irom teetbiag, or from any other cause. Wa would say to every mother who has a child suffering from any of the foregoing oomplaintt DO NOT LET lOUH PUJsJUDIGXS KOl TUX PREJUDICES Of OIUBBi tand between you and your tuffering child, and tho re lief that will be SOKE yet. ABSOLUTELY BUBB-to follow tbe ate of thft medicine, bt timely used. Pall di rections for asint- will aooomnenv each bottle. Km, Souuiua unieia uie lao-iimira oi ubAiiB ar raHrilfiS, ew York, Ii on the ootaide wrapper. old by all Dragglati throughout tb world. Principal Office, 13 Cedar Street ft. Y. PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE. octS7-dtwly. PROF. L. MILLER'S HAIR III VIGOR ATOR, An Effective. Safe and ZconomieaJ Compound, FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR if' i V 1 To It original color without dyeing, and preventing iiairirom turning gray. FOR PREVENTING BALDNESS, And ourlng It, when there It the laaat particle of vilall or recuperative energy remaining. FOR REMOVING SCURF AND DANDRDF And all cntan'eoui affection of theEaaln. f. FOR BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR. Imparting to It an aneqaled (lota and brilliancy, laakina toft and silky in It texture, and causing it to cur readily. The great celebrity and Increasing demand for thli nn. equaled preparation, convinces the proprietor that ont trial la only necessary to tatbfy a dimming public of its superior qualities over any other preparation In use. It oteantet the head and scalp from dandruff and other cutaneous dlseatet, canting the heir to grow luxuriantly riving it a rich, toft, clotty and Snribl annearaaea. and alto, where the hair it loosening and thinning. It will give ttrength and vigor to tbe root aod restore the growth to bote part which bave become bald, causing It to yield rein covering oi nair. There ar hundred of ladle and gentlemen In New i org wno nave nan tneir nair reetored by tbe ate ot thit Ioylgoretor, when all otber preparations have failed. L. M. baa In hit potteatioa letter Innumerable teetlfying to the above facta, from person of the highest redeecta Mlity. It will effectually prevent the hair froaa taming antll the latest period ef life; and In ease where the hair ha already changed ita color, the uaa of tbe Invlgorator wm wits certainty restore u to it to ll original bo, riv ing ft a dark. Floaty tppearanee. Aa a perfame -for the toilet and a uair tteitoreuve It la parucalarly recom mended, having an agreeable fragrance; and ibe neat la. cllitlet Itaifordi In droning the hair, which, when moist with tha Invtrorator, oan be dremed tn any required form to as to preserve ite place- whether plainer in oarlai hence the great demand for it by the ladlea as a standard toiletarticle which none ought to to without,! the price place it wicnin to reeca at ail. Ming Only Twenty-Five Cents per bottle, to be had at all respectable Druggist aad t jrenamarw. I. MILLER woaldeal! the atten tion of Parents and eoardian to tbe nee ot hit Invlgorator, In cue where the ehlldren'i hair Incline to be weak. Tb at of it lay th foundation for aootxtAeoat ef hair, a It re store any Import tie tbat any hav beooue connected with tbe ecalp, the removal of which it neoessar both for tbe health of the child, and the future .appearance ef imaair. Oiotiok. None genuine witbont the rtc-tunllt LOOTS MILLSA being on the outer wrapper; alto, L. MIL LER'S BAIB INVIUOKAXOB, if. X., blowa In tb vTbolanl Depot, St" Dey street, and sold b all tha pnnoipai mercuausa ana vniggitt inroagnoat to world liioerai aitcount to paroaaers Of uie quantity. I Also detlr to pretest to tb Amariean Pnblle sty KTW AJTD MPEOVED BTBIAIXAHIOiri LIQUID HAIR DYE, which, after year of sdentlfls (xperhnantlsg, I hav brought to perfection. It djea Black or Brown Instantly wlthoutmjury to the Hair or Skin; warranted th beat article oi to aiaa in existence. PRICE, ONLY 50 CENTS. Depot, 56 Dey St, New York. ceflj:dfcwiy. NEWARK MACHINE WORKS, if NEWARK OHIO, irianafactnrera ol all kind of Pot table and Hustlonary Steam Ea gta daw BItUa, 4riat ItUUw, c. Ac. IJSS BODLXi Statmt B. tl. Slfjh) TSaUnJ J. tS. B. DVT ALL Btatmtlt COLUMBUS VACmXI CO. Beatmtltlt tRADFOBP 00. BeatmlWt i Onr Porubla logtaa an taw X1U awarded the flnt premium of aSO at, tb Indiana BtaM Pair for 1860 over Lane ltBodIeys ori accmmtol Price, lightness, simplicity, economy of fuel and superior character of lumber nwed. Our stationery Knirtne wat awarded at th tame Pali flnt premium of (200. Onr Portabl Bngin was awarded the flrst piemlava el $100 al the Fair at atemphls.Tenn., over Blandy'i Da vall't, Oolambn Machine Oo't., and Bradford St Co's. a committee of practical Railroad Ingineer. for price and terme address W1LLARD WARNXR, Iiamv deoS-dfcwlyeoIt. Newark, Ohio EAGLE BRASSWORKS, tiaraar Bprlnr at Water Sta f f t, to! is! potts &r;o6, MAonxNisToi;, Manufacturer of Brats and Oompoaltloa OaaUngtJ. aiaiaueu onM w via pi ai Atanpuonl.. a r. Elcctp "Plati 8TENCILCUTTINC rem niMiiy i) ill I li I I a A tt t MANHOOD..-; B0V7 LOSI, wBOV RESrOBlD PTJBLI8HBD, 01 tt JUTURB. TtsA" KNI AD RADIO Ah CUBS Of SPEBttATOBaUBA Baaioal Wcaknett, Beanal Debility, BervotneM,U valunury Jmlaslona and Impotency, rtmltihg from abert.ato., By Robt. J. Oalvtrwell, bl.I). Seat nder nal, In a plain envelop, to any ddraaa,.i paid, on reoelptoftwo ibuapt, by Dr. OUAS. t.O E.I.INK, 1S7 Bowry, MewKork. Poat Offlo Boa. Ha g,Jb. mariU:avdJk "Ther go Right ta tlie 8f ste" II. Mfp lHf C)B(hl rutltfYnw Bratk! -y. y p-; Strsnthea year Vale! lastant Blleff 'ho.J ,1'Vi j: THItOAT CONFECTIONS ABB GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN, GOOD FOR LECTURERS, 'GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS, VI .1 GOOD FOR 8INGERS. GOOD FOR CONSUMPTIVES. i i flBHTLSMlS OABRT SPALDING'S. THROAT CONFECTIONS. LASIZ8 ARB DBLIQHTID TflTH JPALDING'S THROAT CONFECTIONS. rj 1 i CIULBRIN OBI POB 8PALDING'S THROAT CONFECTIONS. m They relieve a Congh instantly. Ther clear the Throat. They gire strenjtth and rolume to the voica. They (mpart a dellclons aroma to the breath. They are delightful to the taste. They ar made of simple herbs aod cannot barm anyone. I advlie every on who has s Ooagh or a hoary Toic oreBadBreatb, or Any difficulty of the Throat, to get a package of ay Throat Oooftetlons; they will relieve you Instantly, and yoa will agree with mi that "they go right to tb spot." Toa will find them very ateful and pltatant wbil travtllngor atttodlngpobllo met Ingt for (tilling your Ooagh or allaying y oar thirst. If yea try on package, I am saft ha saying that yon will ver afterwards consider them Indispensable. Yoa will find them at tbe Druggiato and Dialers In Medicinei. prioi i TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. I Uy tlgnaturs ii cn each package. All other ar counterfeit. A package will be test by mill, prepaid, on receipt of Thirty Centt. Addreaa, Henry C. Spalding, HO. 4a CEDAR STRUT, x I NEW YORK. CURE i CURE NervousHeadache By the om of the PI1U th periodic attacks of Xm oti or SlrJt Btadackt may be yirtated; aad If taken at tb oawneaceawat of en attack loaned late relief from pain and sickness will be obtained They saldoa fall In removing the hammi and adU to which females are to labjtct. They set gently a yoa th bowels removing OotUn mm. lor Utorart Mm, MudtnU, Delicat female and allperaou otudmtary kabita, they are valna at a XcuuAea, improving lot mpptiiU, gMog (om etor to tb dlgutir organs, and rat to ring th satui tlaatSclty aad ttrength of tha who! syatoa. TBI CBPBAXIO PILLS sra th result of long lave Ugatloa aad carefully eondoeted ezperlmenta, having bean In mat many years, daring which nme thay hav prsvsnud aad relieved a vast aawtwt of pan aad mSer Ing frost Haadach, wbtaVar riglnating m the kwwot ayttwa or from a deranged atato of th etomaek, Tbey are entirely wegetablt in their eapolttoa, aa may be takra at all tiaiat wllli perfect aafety witbont making any ehange of diet, ewet A attmee of ar iitaqrabU UMtt rmdtrt if May to dmiit'r (Asm eAttaVa. BBWARl Of OOUBTB PBITS I Thgeanln have fly rignataiea of Eanry 0 Byaldini on etch. Box. Sold by Dreggttti and all other Dealers la Sfedidnee. A Bor. will be tint by mall, prepaid, an receipt eg th Prloo, B9 Ooxxts. All orders should be addraeaed to I HESBI C. sjPALDOie, 48 Car Strwoi, Flaw ITarfc. I f rota th Ixambrer, Norfolk, Ta. Cephalic Pilla accomplish the obi act for which tha were made, via.: Oar of headache in all lu forma. froaa th Bxaalner, Horfolk, Ta. Tber hav been tea tad In more than a thonatad eaaoa with enure i froa the Democrat, St. Cload, hflna. If yoa are. or hav been, troabtod with th k.wa. end fu box, (Cephalic f Ilia,) so that yoa auy hava them In cat of aa attack. from the Advsrttter, Provldenc, R. I. Tb Oephalle Pill ar aaid to be a reaaarkahlw ttmnttwm remedy for the headache, ami one of the wary beat for that very frtqoent oomplalnt.whlca ha ever bean dta- ovtred. f rasa th Wet tern R. R. Oaaetto, Chicago, 111. W heartily radon If r. Bnanldlnr. and hla nnrfvalaai Oephalle rill. fro Ranawba Talkw Sow, IAaawha. Ta. We ait nn that peraont taflerlng with ths headsohs wh try them, will click to them. from th Sow them Path f indir, Ifew Orleaae, La. Try tbem! yoa that are afflicted, aad tr are ure that year reef hnony can be added to the already aaaisrnss lilt tbat has received beneflca that ae tber atedirbM eaa predaoe. Prom th St, Lonls Democrat. The la owns deaaand for tha article vtaphaUs PUb I rapidly morraaing j froa the Gasett, Davenport. Iowa. Mr. Spalding wonld net eoaneet his nam wlat aa as taet be tid not tnov lo Doaaaal rami MrlU UTa alhgU bottle of P AtMHCPB PRIPARRB OLD a will tare ton time lot oott aanaalty. JTl SPALDING PREPARED OLVB I i SPALDING'S PREPARED 8LUi SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE I 1 bavb chb ruoau ..'OOMOatTI DUPATOBI 10"A Inrca m Tun ftarss Bnya.ijrjr 4 AaaacKenM will happen, even ta wttl renhbal faa lliee. is is very daalrable to hav soeae abaae ad eaa venajst Way for repairing furniture, Toy, Crockery i BfiLDnrs'iriiBPABirDaxrjii meets all noh eaeergenclta, aad aa houaaaeid ana afort to be wlthoat It. It It alway ready, and opto the tkk tag paint. i J.Vr-Areab WsrftTt tt BTBJlt H0PB."', ipaalM each bottlt. Addreaa, UBtf RT 0. IFALDIUO, Bo.4B,0djr Streai, kti Xork. oactiob.''.' v As raia prtnctplel pi4m are atteesntlnf I Film offew the watutpattlng pablio. hnltatioua of a HBPARBlLDB.Iwldaaatieaall arnaan. anln More parcbaaln g, aod aee that the full aaare. pygPALDIMS g PKBrARBDttLl'M,Jjr Is ew theeatold wra pert all there an swindUng torttit. nev

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U4U3'P RECEIVED BTI -i"" a Ttilw trf aiiaM?r No. 30 North High Street, Ont ol tn Ujjjtt,5J ??Jil,!!,.l- or -f a ft O BVBR OVCICRSP IN THIS OlTYt House Builders' tar nnss .ti! IHlil OP IV ITKRT BTYI.B AND QUALITY. French Ac America Window aiasfl X FAINTS GROUND IN OIL, nat ar. Iii h.lf nonniltBjUi Ibr hmlU B,nd Dry fv IT :moi ttw; oHT brushes ot eyeryjarjety quality. r A .Eflefldia Assortaenl tit -1 MACHINISTS TOOLS. CARRIAGE 'MATERIADS. !i) 1 AXES GRINDSTONES, &o. GUNS, PISTOLS, SHOT, &o a,'0? a JJ7) atn a Miff m rlbrilXNv. l AvlVbEii 9. 1 A. I ROPE CORP AGE, LEATUERAND INDIA RUBBER. BELTING. W EDGES,' MAULS, PUMPBV' u.AGJlICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SCALES, BELLS, CHAINS Tabie and fbck'et CuUeiyJ l eepeclilly iLTtte the attention of all Intereated to ay dock of Pocket and table Cutlery. nd MILVEIl FLAYED rOKitH, Table, Desert, and, Tea Spoons, Butter Knives, &c, ol HOQKBBb BBO'8. Manufacture, warranted to be ertraheaty, Electro-Plated, on genoine AlbatU. Country Merchant,, Mechanic, and other, are Inrlted .ocall and examine my Block, at I am prepared to tell Wholesale and BetaU..t l WOT.. A, Olhlu v Oolombtta. Ohto.'Afay v' t LATHROfy ttlfltt&TON CO. 20 22 MURK AY 8TB EST, UIJ W TOiUX, IMPORT ERRAND JOBBERS OF A ForeignV and Domestic f OR CASH OR APPROVED CREDIT. t ..J SPRING, A861. We are aveoW aioaraaipU waiwrtcenj. al n aboT number,, eiocka ul Ooou, in eamh of the tlx department of our bueinee, eupeitor to anythlT wt har heretofore antaiten to mei. j i j v Tbi ha trown to lu pretenf inafnltua under th thorough managtmeutof a buyer of leas eapertene and uinowiedatA V nat Jio Uxunetaa4O0kni. A n 'I) FANCY 1 CASSBlEjaE p. h. ronf.i1 in lLa markeU all aeleated with th nleatt diacrimtoatlon. Alto, all grade,, color, and rarletie of BROADCLOTHS, L",. I SATINETS, III t LADIES' CLOAINWUS, .mJc.1 -s TWEEDS. TARMItKS' and MtRCHAlTtr CABBIMMir, K ENIUCKY TE 159, from "X KX t" and upward.; TtVKKDS, l'i l 15 cent, per yard laat year nU a i. 18 t 8UJ t i -o PBINIJiB gATlHf T. (Aid enli And Mhtr 43codi .tmrretftndimfht Lma .,-ir!ft- e a-'" Mancheeter D Utoe. ancy Bilk u t Uamllto de.,. PitolfdOhalll, Paciho do Uancheiter Oui,ham(, PrintedUwn. iJIffSf, y Printed Brilllante,"1 u Clhuw rancyQinghaai.,. Ottoman Cloth.,, Bombaiintt, A,p!:,, Black Bilk,, Poplin, FANCY.SPRINC COODS t Merrimae Print, Jtlchmond'i Print, Cocheco -do. WJ Ameriran o. PaciBe Aeo.J 1 Bomir r I Bpiague' do. JSailUh da- Manchester, o. Print, e. y f POMKSTXQ COTTONS. Uneoc 0. BheeOnga,, Attanlle A. ShMUngt, Btark do. Amo.k do. Lathrop do., ilo Appletcn. do. v. Hhawaut do. Krerett do. Pocaitet- -do. UMee, do.-'" All Orada nd Width. 5 BLBACHBD BHIBTntflS1 AHD BniKTIHOlV Wantotttv' lwlh, lwrDo,- tontdalt. -c Oraat f all,'' Haumkaafv Hill, Wallham, aleflta, v IHewTorkMUU,.,Aq.v,l ft sx, a SHAWS AIH) -ILAKTIXLAS,; A LARGI AND BILICT AflflOATMtNT. OOTTOHABBB-afieafTarlety;' M OHBCKS TICKINOd all tb leading braBd. ..ui DBN1MB do. do. BHIHT1NQ BIAIPBaVwli to kadlnr braadtw. A ANKBBNB -it flrH.HKT JEaInS do.' B r mt A do. unnainja atn. rift. DAMABK8, PAPBB OAMBBIOBTPOLOBJJl) CAM- BFJC8, Ac., to. LARGE' JUW COMPLETE STOCKS OF Winn goods, BOSIIST. i TASZEionoafl,,, Ju l Geatlemen's f nraisMiig Goods, UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS; vA CABPETS ANIi"oit-CtOTII9,' And a great variety of Aoodt not enumerated ell of which we pledge ouraelvae to tell at the knottt mark Brie the larger portion at from 10 to 30 pet cent, leu Baa latyoar' LATHROP, LUMNGT0N& CO,, r:2V7 YORK. aaais impouted goods; iV TTJBT BECSIVKD- UBO Itall.a Oil. Barton A Co., for tabl eat. 10 6 4 6 h nnMHu.tarti. iiivonienrana.: "'Boned. Sardine., (he BEST Sardine. Im'4 Afriniif anauiivet. Table Bene "Lea A Pfrta' Woreeeaar- fhlre," .'Joyef'i Bullan; John Ball,' J-lluvty." -Iteadihf.'' ,u an M Walnut and Tomato Cauup lAdoa.'.Ornm A Blackwall' oalehraatd Infllah Pickle, eoriil.tiDg of "Cauliflower," eallll,'' 'Chow-Ohow-," Walrmt("--Hrn-lon," "Cabbage," "Beine," "Oherk'." AKaPlrilee. -J SO Loodoa ferler -.'i-lrt Campbell', eelehntel Scotch Al. Ulnaer Pieeerve. 0 eoboxe.ItJinflnMaeronlaTcraudlla.,,.,, a, Coleman'. eelcVrotidLEgHj&KulW.tpkt gaaaaaibottk.- :iA ieaaa i o' i

Gil.E..ATCUIl.E. DR. LELAIID'O ANTI-RHEUOATIC BAUD 'li the only; known remedy for Rheumallam,": Cat aasl Heuralgla, AND A 8CE1 OUBB 10B All IJercuxial Diseases. It it a ooaTCntently miaed Bud, atoinlag a ed tcted oompound, to be worn around tb Waiat, without Injury to th BMt delicate Mtm o change to Beblte of Uwlno la mmnlmtl. and tt antlrfllv imoM th dl eroath tyttea, with prod th Irdurtou a ecu ariatng from gn inu powenui inwrn-i eta, which weaken end dtroy tb eoratltotlon, end give temporary relief only. By thle treatment tb med icinal propertlot contained in tbBand eon m contact with th kloo ih noon IB eintt.. awy r of lite rtin, effecting U awry lntteno a perftot eun, and rwlorlach parte afflkJte to healthy eonditloo. Tntt bud it alto a mottpowenui jrn-i'-." TT"" ad will Mainly relieve the eyeteei from thoperyaototi effect, of Mercury. Moderate eae en rand la a few day, ivtnm oonateatly receiving tettimonlalt of it tjmcecy la aprravatM oaae ot wnr nanaing. Parca 82,00, to be ted of Druggltte ganerally, or on be tent by mall OT rpre(, with full direction, for ext. to any part of the country direct from tb Principal OOloe, No. 400 jUUtADWAY. Haw York. G. SMITH A CO Sola Proprietor:. N. DeaoriptlveOlnalere Bent free. A. t. SOBUBLLBB A 80S. racoonm, Asms, Mo. 877 8. UighBli, hot. trim tad Monad, Columbua, 0. XT' Areata Wanted Everywhere. mh38-lylorlto.dw ...V GUERNSEY'S BALM! GUERNSEY'S BALM REOTOVES AND PREVENTS 1 Nt -aammatlon and vain, and heal th wont burn, acald,brukte,eat ot frath wound of aay kind, prtrtaa welllnf and pain from be tUnga, moaqulto bite, and poiaonout piania, nearairia, nuuniinn, wu. iu anaat, aaH rheum, etc. When taken Internally, It will potitlrely car croup bt children, and lire Inunediatt atlMflnlh wont cat of thtt terrible eomplatnt; alto, remoTOI poaraeneai ana lore uirumb, rnov, w nmw kotU. Bhon Id be In rmj honK. Pot tale by Drug- gUtcanABtorckeepen. isvin btuhw, v n Bolo Proprietor, Ho. I Sprue it., Hew Xork MttdfcwIyK Ho real juatlot can be don th abort preparaUou but by arocuhngand reading deacripUre paaiphleUU at ftuod with all dtaltr. or will be tenl by Proprietor ah A.r,A. fnmilu and Trial Bottlet teat to Puyu olaai.'wbo will find dTlopnot la both worthy their aoaplaiiot and approrai OorrespondtBoe oUcited from all who necenltle. of eurtonrj prompt o a mat oi aooT. nuwi- "ror1 tale by in aroal wholetale and reUll dealer Ttrywher. r f JOHN V, HCNUBWEIit! PraarleU ii.u fWunsT iiru rMAajiACnrrwT, Ho. Com-a WhArt, iot, Ma i Xobert As Bamnel, N. B. Maiple, J. B. Cook, J. U Denlg, O. Donlg Bon, A. i. BchoelleT A Bon, Arena tor Ooltmbu. Ohio. r myi-oiy S. DOYLE CO. Mknofactoreri and Wholesale Dealer in BOOTS AND SHOES, Nortftweat Corner of High and Cay St., No.61, coluotuus,... ouiu. "A large Btoek of Pin and Btapl flood, on nand." ,31-dil SUNDRIES TAPIOUO, l f Arrow Bool, Beolch Oat Meal T7VAHIN A, A B Baco Bio f loo Pearl Barley OraofceA Wheat Coo Oraam Tartar, III! feed lata Kabila split Pet -ChoeolaU

BrMaa,to. Boda Prune. titan Tomato Peacbo tirtoaOorn 7 frethCana'd frail ot rrery tcripti.a, 1 JeUieaof all kindai v Ilaroring Btraetf aU kfcj. Uum Drop; MinA Oandieti Almeodt, filbert. Poena Nut, TO BagUah WaUaoia, Bra.il Nut, etc, 'vaotT y Wat. HoDONALD. TRAVELLERS! wwwiiatf a. JUwa jHwaati in thta BBOABWAT, QOBHIB Of H0U8T0H. B1T m.'' Oondactidoa tb '"f JK UKOPKAN.'P A, N," flood fart, Good Boom., Prompt Attendanct, and Ui,d RIWOLM KO0M1 bt OTB. 74 CIS. and Bl PAB UAX It -l I BOTTBLl BOOMS and PAKIOBS tl JSO to S3. Meal at ordered. Thlt Hotel aataU th appolntmanl f ah boat hotel, a aaoat oantral kKatloa, and I heatad Uirongaoni oy iwtt. i u marchiMJta Proprietor, josm b wsmrx A GENT FOB HOSXE, CON TIN Ert XA In l. Vuitnu, Bacoarrr, aoa lamraFnti taa. vo. Rair Toaa) Mmunurra. and Cm lnu or Hiaxroa Haw Yoax Lira and Coin, attrrru. Lira. -Office, si Illra. It,, Karaa-e fjl b7-ly r "X Alexandre's Ed Gloves. PLAIN ANV EnBROIDERElt, rTfOtja. QCBTAIBB aad regular thap Black Eld Olovet, embroldend la White, magenta, purple,. Dndreamd Kidaieve. MUee. Kid Olovet. A complete aatortment ffbeatoelebnted Glove, alway. for aale by BAIN Ar BOlf, ftbn I No. Bft Booth High tnt. D .BESS GOODS New and Attractive. M0MIOJJIi, 1 TtATBUNO POTLINI, Cmm ForLiNg,' 1 ton. di Chi-vim, GgirtLutt, A T FalNcB CHiNTZta, Fbinch Mobun, FittNoa Oioandim, 1 Cramtgi Wabhin 8au, Eusamt Dana Situ, 0 Heavy Ba4DB arm MantU Silk; And all other new and raahlonabta material, meet la demand for handaoat Dretet and Mantilla.. BAIN A BON, api99 M. S9 8oa nigh atreet. HATING THIS DAT' SOE.V OCB Block of aroeerka to 0. B. DIKING, weharfally recommend him at par eld patron and menaa.. TH08. WALKEB A BON. Ooktabtu, March JBtn, J8bl-pl-dU T7LEOANT PLAIN BUACK IILU fOB AJJ BtiMt Magna, and aantiot; aiao. auca xnmmio an4TaaMUtoaateh,at BAlal WW Qtuxiiner Under Garments. LADIES HBLE UNDER TESTS. Ladtea flaaa Merino do. do. Osnt. Bilk Drawtn aad BUrta. V.'i'V Tent India waae Sraweraand Bhlrtt.. r- Cotton v". flaua Merino Under BhW. i White aad B raw Drilling Deawer. Whit Liaaa Draeran. Bxtra large Under Shirt. Bupeilor Bncllah Bait Boat. Long Stocking. i""-""-- Fancy Cotton Half Hoe., Bunenden. 1 Golden Hill BWrti. w for Bale la ffreat variety tat at Baederate ffiavAV by' lZ i BAIN A BON, 1 No. South High meet.

Notice, CITY BANK OF COLUMBUS THE rOHXWIN CniNflfl WEB1E mad In the th offloan of thl. Bank, January BVth, 1861, to wl Wa. A. Platt, Praeideat, and Caaaa MooBut, Cadilar, netgned their oee. David Tatlob, In., waa the elected P reddest and W. A. Putt ap- nolnted Oaahter. vy onier or um tfioani o. viraoevv. nb S, KSl-dlf. W. A. PLATT. Oaahter. Ii urntK vurrsf TI0T0B.INBB aadCtrPTS wt ar IM now aell Hint at very low price, alt all other kind ratnioBaua au. i i mi ,ut, dertl. nv-.' aa-xva-Muuiga at n Lai let' linen Pooket-fitndk'ii. ITENINIED STITCHED I.INEN HAND AA kerchieft, very wldw Aom., Embroidered Liaea aakt au pneey. Hemmed BtHebedapd plain do, do r do A colored borrr Mourning do. blaokbordan do do,,; aewatyteeroaittltcntd..',' alUea, PWoasj Itemmod Btiu.tiott dd all price. Comprlalrg th moat Mteot aaaiant !n tb city and I Wrtp.uclt; t: 1 r t't rS I. ifi OHIO STATESIIAIT mBi?T:innisifH fin Nos. If lt1i8J 16, 'North 1st. iiiittjiiiiiBiii si A V SG'M 0 YK IV I TOM v''' NEW BUILDING, i v,ri-i.-' tfjg i try' ffi JOB DEPARTMENT! WHILE BOTH HAYS BEEN.,;. REPLENISHED THROUGHOUT New: Types, 'Borders,; Ornaments, &c' IBOH TBI 011IDKAT1D IOUNDBT Of c't. whits co., jew tori; TH08 Manna n in Most Complete Establishment 1 in the city:: x ;.vf '.i i n I UB now prpard to ExecnU all Order for BOOK AND JOB WITH DISPATCH! And 1 tat Mort Appttrrtd 8tyU of the Art, i PABTIOULAB ATTINTIOK PAID TO MERCANTILE AND RAILROAD Bill of trading, Circular, At til tieaaa, nuaan unwi tjeriiicaw, mvni Draw TicKeU, KeKUterA, HOW CARDS BILLS IN COLORS, cescki, i CABD8, HIADUJeS, BOTKI, nmorai, COHTBACTB. Illustrated Show Bills, FOR COUNTRY MERCHANTS, Shew BUI, Hani Bill, label, Coneert Fro- rranme, Bchoo and couer Btname, tto tol Bill of Far, InvUaUoa, A. 3 O O "ISsSJSJ- O 2 is. ji OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Ichool and Golleg CaUlogu,- I HiaeaUaneona raapUau, ;i i v Conitltntlonj, Beportg, Brlefi, ft Printing; in Gold and Colors P O ST i Printed in Krory Color b 'J, Uammoth Hot) Cylinder Tat only Tnu of tA kind la Central Ohl. Mw fadllUea for doinr anv and all of th abor detcrlp- Ucatof work, an now noeuryajieed, and aatutacUon will be ruaranteed tn all eaaea. HJ'AH wont rumnhed promptly oy in urn promiaaa. atuoaav cioitjuio. WHO SHOULD USE M j. BOVEE DODS dr: IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS? AH Who are afflicted with Incipient Contumptlon or Weak Lung ahouldua, them. All who fatter from Weak Stoattcha, fcdlfattloB, Dya pepat or PUetahoald aat them. All wa enter from Sen oral or NerveeuiO.oU Bm( learac. a. night, Want of Sleep, Ac., ahould at them, i 11 Ail ptraon who ar eoavaleacen t after an or other twaaem anoetia aat inoaa. Mia it ten of tb Ooepcl, Lawytn, Lecturan, and al pabli rpeaien ahould ua them Book Keepen, and all peraoa. leading aadeutary if ahould aa then. The aired and rotrm tbould aa them. All who require a ttlmnlant or tonic anon Id ue them. Allwhoanaddkttad to th aje of ardent apliiui and with to Inform, tbould nat them. They an made of apun Sherry Win, and of the na ttv plana and herb of th country, and ahoaid be re- oommendod by anmperane wirttlka, elergymeo, shyaV euna, and ail ineoo. 01 numanuy. Thty an prepared by an experienced and akUlfnl phy Bclan, and, aaldefroa their aaedleinal propertlea, an a aoitdelightfal beverage, and yet, a a medicine, an a cnocentand harm lewae the dewiof hcarea. Bold by dragiritei genenlly. I CHA1UI wmSITULD k CO., Proprialora, TB-WlUlam it., New VarB. EOKtHTS ft 8AHCEL, Arratt, Celaaika,Okl oiUdftwly. Wholesale and Retail Depot for FAMIlV'CRpCERtE$. No. 106 South High Street. Wa HcDONAlD, DEALER IN TEAS, FINE STAPLE GROCERIES 1 IN ALL '.HEIR VARIETIES. Dally rriwal al Gaade For, the Full and yinter Trade Of .18UU-61 1 ITTBETOBNING 8INOEBE THANKS TO THIS PUBLIC for paet farort and patrea- at, and being DETEBJIINED to JHEHIT aeonttnnaao of (am by strict attentlen te trade, and pranapt aellrery I Oaada, I would call th atallc of the wablls te th Bust that having .alarfe and well Selected Stack on hand, aad being ln'dally receipt of good from th differ ent markets, I tatter mytelt that I can offer to th dU- w( of Colambua, or to any who may deflra to parchaa, aa aatortment of article, appertalnrof ,0 theOBOCIBT and. TJNEQOALED by ant bona. In th city The arte and Uty of tU ffn, t aalea ta gflra aatletactlan. v i v i "OooiU ScliTCTtd Tret of Charrt. anrr, wm. Mcdonald m" n-M FIRST."' OF THE SEASON SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS A.T P. ROSE'S. I 'AGAIN OriT.tl. TO THB fT7Ba,IC "an entire bow itoek of Uood. In my lis, iaet parch. aaad kt New Torkat th ehttetot paaie ratt,all of whteh Iahall tell at the amalteet prafiM, for Caak. My eattoav ert and friend, an mpectfully Invited toaallaadoanv la my Sood and r neat, a i am aeiermuae n at cheap or oneapor waa any oww mmawm wm toe at Ido my own Cutting, and taperintand my owa but near, I feel aatured.frem ary long exparlea kebuel. mm. la aire rnneral aatlafactloB. The finett of work- m emnlored, and all work don ttrictly to time aad oa abort natic, Md warranted to l. Btiaaftn vteltrog Anpeitvwoald eoBMlt tair aitennby giving aa a can before parobeainf .leewhen. JLifff marcbSB-dly Oor High and Town ft.'- 4 laces and Embroideries, VALENCIENES, BIAA.TEBB1 dtaFwlHT LacaOollanaudSetW. Pnncb, Puabar and Tbraad Lac Veile, (new pattern.) Talencien, inroad and Point Laeea, Jtmbroldend Collar, Bette, Trimming and aairta, Laso Barbae and Oorffarea, Plata Idnen Oollara, tt U Tttt, and vaoa, aaorowereQ vvuan ana vu. id obh. V o. l. Booth SIrh Street: i-ai Mi l 3 inn ill 1 lllll "XI m E th' is i LrM 9 t A: Kr 'n r-a 11:0 "i-cjg irj.t.:v y-'.' ;r. q in U aB1 3d 'J 'ti tI o"i.;-H Mill t"': H ,1,1' ana.,.' oCTMiii".. ITPt INVITB ATTBKT10H to aom f th ot ex- uaoraioaiy enre by my .-tr'iiy... -fi PECTORALITRUP.: Tboy an at home, ad any on wh hu doubt, can to Cjutre el the penon who nan been eurea u. tin. vwtbvk t pncpanan at ant Tin to BXAMINU LDNS8 WITHOUT OHABOBi IOB AU, THOBB WHO MBKD HI8 KBDIOlNBB. ATTBND TO TOUB OOLTJS -A cat of five i year,1 tanillng eared by DR. KEYBKB'B PBOTOBAL BIBUP, ''u i '.A t... i r .PrTTcaa,Jn' 11. i860.! Da. Karen :-My wlf hat bee afflicted with a bad ooagh and difficulty of breathing, for fir or iz yean, hb-h I Mnn mn hk. hmA naduallr Inoroatedln rtolono. The eomplalnt ha been hereditary, and ah had been treated by anwral phytielan without any re lief. In thlt tlate ot her nat, I procured torn ol your Pwtoral Cough Syrup. I bought, th flnt time, a liny oant bottl, which reliered her rery much I thenealled and got a dollar bottle, which cured her entirely, and aha ha now no traoa of th formtr dlteaae, axeept wtak hm. I would alM tut that I uaed th medioin my .kk. mill k. Th. medicine cured me by tak tng on dote I expre. my entln aattifaetion with the medicine, and yon an at liberty to publlih thl If yon dcatre to do o. r., Alderman Pifth Ward, I u o ocd rTTTaaoaen, nor. io, jrw. Da, Kartaa Although not aa advocate of Patent Medicine, In general, It afford me plea. are Indeecriba kl to recommend your Pectoral Syrup. Aa a medicine It fcj well worthy the attention of any penon who may In any manner be afflicted with ooufrh, oold, and hoanene. of any hind, and for th peculiar qualification for ra morlag all that diaagreeabl tentation attending a cold. I hare been, mora or let, In my life, affected with the mreat of oold and hoarwnet.. At time my throat weald become a olotad a to promt my apeaklng above a whtepar, and by taking a few dote of tb aoov Syrup Uwwold relieve mntlnly. In i eeommending thi medicine, I mwtt nnheritatlngly aay that II I th beat remedy lever foaad, purporting to earn th abovo, nor thou Id any family bt without thi remedy tordiaeaie. o preralent. 0 Tonra, mo,t retpectfully, ID WARD J. JONBB, 1 Oaahtar Citlaena' Depotlt Bank. 8Taraaimua,0., March It, 1850 I have ued Dr, Keyaer'i Cough Syrup for a bad cough of aevenl yean ttaodlng, and can cheerfully aay it ii th beet medicine for the anno that I hare ever taken. 4..W.PBI0B. COt. PRATT AND SB KIY8EB 8 PBOTOBAL avium ii. Krr.ia Dearir Bxcut the delay or my acknowledglag the excellence of your Peotonl Cough Byrup aooner. 1 uke great plea ell you ear it to. JtbuxHudtA leaaunln (eying that it a and the wont on I wa. ever afllloted with: I have not uMd mere than one-half of th bottle, and I can and do alto that all who an afflicted would give It a fair a trial ui bar don, and they will be proud ey,"Iino attack medicine." I would not aufter another aucb aa attack lor any eonddention, or at any ooet. I am con- Bdent I can breathe mora ireeiy man i evr aw- x enmu alway. aoknow lodge a debt of gratitude frlavnanga excellent a reaMdyr Voa an at liberty to m my name in thl regard, at you tnina proper. ('uij meaKnger uommon viouncii, ruuuurgu, x-a. rHtUbaa,Mayll,KS8. H. u I am no itnnacr to my fellow-oltln..aod who entertain doubt, can contnlt me pereonally. a.. Ki r. i PiTTtaoaoa. Anrll 84.1857. BBAD TUB TRDIK. Da. Karaoa 1 hav a daogh- u. shn hu taken aeveral medicine, for a baa eougn without benefitamong them Aytr't Cherry Pectoral. I nn,ha4 from aoa a bottl of your PBOTOBAL IY AUF, anil before the had need half a bottl the wa nitavedi Tn ccona oouie cunu nr raunu oagh 1 innnniaTU Roblnron etreeU Allerheny PiTmnuit. December. 31. 1853 A OBBAT CUBB BT DA, BBTSBU'B PAOXOBAL BYBDP- I lire In Peeble townihlp, Allegheny county. I had a coughing and .pitting, which commeuued aoout th 4th of February teat, and oonllnued eight month. employ ed th beat pnyatdana tn aba country, and ay ourh oon tinned unabated until early In October. Al that Urn T wa advlted to try your PBOTOBAL 0OUG1I BYBUP, which I did, and after I had taken on bottle ..Unl, rraa from tb eonehbu and eplttlng. I had deapaired of vr getting well, and I think It ahoaid known thai ua vatuaow roaeuy wiu w iwk vw.i. tt bat don inmycaa. JOHN C. LITTLB, Witnea B. M. hx. Peeble townbip. PATToaTr., April 14, 1857. A WONDBBIUb CUBA. Soaaa tlm ago, aa old aatgnbor of mine wa very 111, with a bad cough which every on auppoaed tobeeonaumption. Hu nlativet told m (hat be had taken every remedy they beard without benefit; hit brother came to ee him die, and all wen confirmed la tbe belief that a could not live. bad about tb third of a bottl of your Pectoral Byrup, which I gave him, aad It entirely cured him, to the aeton lahment of all. What male, the caae mon remarkable, t, th extreme age of th man, he being about thiy yean old- I aava bo doaMtb Pectoral eared hie lile. ioam' OlilNIB. t)B. K1TBEBB PBOTOBAL BTBUP IN ILAIBS TILLM. Pleaae eend m another .apply of your valu able "Peetonl Byrup." Almoet everybody areuad ha. the cold and an Inquiring for "Dr. Keyaar'a Peotonl Byrup." We bar told alxteen bottle laat weak, aad an uw anMrelv ont. Mr. A. Alter and Mr. P. Mailer, both of Blalmvtlle, Pa., tell n they would not be without in their famine, in raci, ail wno was u once wan. agn. fc January 30, I860. ANOTHBB NBW OEBTIPICATB DB. KITSBB'8 PBOTOBAL SYBUP I had been troubled with a cough and oold tor aevenl week o bad wat it that I could not ileep, 1 had the ad riot and prescription, from three th beitpbyMdan.ia th city, whom 1 oald nam, but not do ao. I Anally procured a bottl of yoar Pectoral Byrup, which cured me entirely. J W. BIMONTON, .23 Liberty ttroat, Pltttburgn, Pa Jan. 9, 1860, 'STOP TH ATjOOUaHINO." 'How eta I do It!" "flo to Keyeer'.on Wood (tnot and get a mum of nit uougn Pectoral, and if that don't eun you, your eata mutt AAananta indeed." Thi. I a.peoimeo of th colloquy on hear almoet every day In cold catching period th rear. And we caa, from actual experiment, caeer fully concur la th adviaar'. admonition ae above, for w hav tried th "Sectoral." in a meet euioooni caae. wiin enUM aacceaa. Near two week, ago we went to Plttrtmrgb, with one of th moot diitreetiog, contrary, mullah, aa- aubduabl cough we ever uporiaeoad tlnoa our advent anon thl. mundane apher. W coughed (teadlly and aborioatly for one whole week, in hope of Nrfno II out, but It wa no go. In fact It eemed rather to have 1m nraved bv one tie, and to hav aeoulnd .tnnrla, poten cy and tlttrtuibttity by the opentloa. In thlt atage the Men. we oou rued our way toheyasrt, 140 Wood Bt. procoeoda fifty cent bottl of th -Peotonl)'' took aooordlag to direction, and In forty -eight hour, w wen anewr of th Held, ine enemy saving urrendered, after a brief but unequal oonSlot with formidable an advortary at Keyaer'i ramou. "Cough Pectoral." vrovmtviu vupptr, jmo, it, itav. DB. KETSBB'B PBOTOBAL BTBUP I. prepared and old by Dr. OX0B0B H. KJSYSBB, J40 Wood atreet, rittaimrgh,ra. 2j Bold to Oolumbu. by B0BEBT8 A 8AMUBL. rJMrOTHAOnE BENEDT, A BTJXUO CITRIC. r Prepared and atld by Da. ABO. H. KBT88B, Pric,SS orrt. 140 Wood ti., PltUknrgh, Pa, jn Bold In Colombo, by BOBBBTS A SAMUBl. oeWAtewdbm. PERT! PAPEB C'OAiLABS AND tJT Neck. Tiea. Hand torn and economical. Bin, ""SxtTr'iV A.laea Cellar, k. Halt H.e, Drawer, tee." AIN80N,'!' pr No. S South High atreet, GOLDEN HII-I. SHIRTS, r,i wOLDBN HILL BHIBTB, OOLDBN HILL BHIBTB. 1 The tatter ef thee tMrttar new. Tbe'Bodle, Yoke, aterv end koeem. an foraatd te fit the penon with due aad omfort. Ta aaark anea each on dorlgnatlnf th da mar be relied a at bring eorreell, and each blri guaraaleed wall mad. A full ttoekof (II qualltre eonetantly for MM at BAIN 'B, vli4. Bo. If aoatB High atreet. STELLA IHAWLII ITELLA BH AWLS II la all dttlrabi colon, and at very great bargxlDt. BAIN A BON, j apnu no. avoauuiaut.,.. WIDE JTIANTLE BABAGES), BOTn White and Black, Jutt received at THDTJinOITFOItEVElTI UNION ENVELOPES-A BAMlTT OF deelgna, at 4I0 per L000,. i ,:...M,m XTMlOi LZTTZK ABD KOTX PAPZI, at ttalf tb priee charred by amall dealer, in y.l1 UI (T,;! t, i;o ft.oJ i-3 lj' S i at for "Qh.i i w. 74;'l Hi g .j r i TJTHBADQnABlTRB NO, 75 Bosth Hlih Itreet. fcTlumbua, May 8. 1801.', J.B. 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of of of It IHA of elegant qoaiiuet lor Laatc.; io, jHimee' Mill varlei- BAIN'S. tes;aaTn. r. M j. 3, tt Jj-,;',.,, in jlt.r I '.vJ' V iV ,-yni .ui :i Ii,7"T-, f I irr"l i.-.-tOM BJaOOatKKKSKD BT THI IAT1 SIR A8TLEY C00pER,u!, ii'i' DR. VAvCENTaNE ilQTT t aw M VfintBr. th aoxnowtadgad Beada of th Profttaloa ta attaW ui i Hemlaphara ...iujii.. Th) bwt Dlaretl, Tonlo, and Inymnt. Th rneat Extraot of the IT AUAJI JVNTOtKO BJCOBT. The Fpreat and Moat Coatly Gin B tent r j INDISPENSABLE TO FEMALES, INVALUABLE TO THE SICK, INCOMPARABLE FOR THE AGED. e'THB SAFEST AND MOST DELICIOUS BEVERAGE IN THE WORLD. For Bala, PInU nd Quarta, by wry Drngglati Orpcar, ox Country MeronaaV LOOK OUT FOR BOOTTI t, O N D O N a I N B. TBB ONLT OENUINB AHXiuiai is tHARLES' LONDON CORDIAL 8IN. B, BALDWIN CO., Importers, 81 Liberty St., h 'lbM V McKEB 1 BB8TIBAUX, In Cincinnati, bp i BUIBB, BOKBlAin w oeSd-doodfclrw ...I i i. i 'I and o then. HE- WEEKLY OHIO STATESJIAN, BATINQ I', CinCUtATION 3'; UBQEB BT nVZBAli THOUIAirDS i Than any otbe yaper in Ohio, ouUId f Cincinnati Offers Facilities for Advertising t..'. I, WMcn CANNOT PAIL to bring'' 1 V, Speedy an HemnnerittiTa Ueturna To the whs tax adva&tug f thm. i TltK WEEEX-S STATESMAN, Dlttrlbuted a. It 1 through vry Pott Ofllotta Ohio, Reaches a Large Class of Readers Who patronag i ytluabl, and .wbo teHom e the Dally Edition, of city Journal.; aad af only 7 A Limited Erunoer of AdTerusementt Are tnwrtad in It oolnran, appoprlately and HANOSOMELV WSPt AVED I ;'rBt OAWuf auto v- u2Lttrot Attention. WHOLESALE -DEALERS It dTiitaga in' THE INCREASE OF TRADE Which I. ilrsort certain to follow aa xteMtvdUaBin" ation knowledge of their budneei AMOKQ COXTHTSY DEALERS l' ADTEBTI8EMENT8 INTENDED I0B The Weekly Statesman Bhonldb banded la before f riday noon. THE ,r.i(;,., ONLY PREPARATION Jl .'thatHas -j j," 'j'r -."i STOOD THE TEST OF .YEAllS, And yrawe mare and mare papnlar erery ay! And te.Umonlal., new, and almo.t without number might be given from ladlr and gentlemen tn all grade, of aoclety, who anlted teetimony none oou Id reel.t, that Prof. Wood'. Hair Bettoratrre will re. tore the bald and gray, and preserve the hair of tbe youth to old age, in all iu youthful beauty. Battle Creek, Mloh., Deo. Slat, .1858. Paor. Wooa: Thee wilt pteaee accept a lint to Inform thee that tb hair on my bead all fell off orar twenty yean ago, earned by a complicated chroolo dlaeate, at tended with an eruption on the head. A continual ooure ef .tillering through life having reduoed m to ttate of dependence, I hav not been able to obtain (toff for cap, neither hare I been able to do them up, In con (equence of which my bead hat offered extremely from cold. Thil Induced m to pay Brlggi A Hodgee ahno.t tht last oent 1 bad on earth for a two dollar bottl of thy Hair Bettoretiv. about the flnt of Auguat la.t. I nave faithfully followed the dlrectlona,and the bald .pot la now oon red with hair thick and black, though abort. It It alto coming In all over ay head. Peeling confident that another large bottl would ratten It entinly and permanently, I feel anxlout to pereererva in Ite ua. and being de.titu.te of meant to purch.ee any mon, I would aak the if thee wonld.t not b willing to (end me n order on thin agent, for a bottl, and receive to thr ee if, the ecrlptun declaration "Ui nvard I to thote that are kind to the widow and the faUterleaa." Thy friend, HUB ANN AH KIRB7. Lleonler. Noble County. Indiana, fab. 8th. 1B59. Prop. 0. J. Wood: Dtar Sir. In th latter part of the year Kii, while attending ineutat ana national Law School of the State ot New Tork, my hair, from a cauM unknown to me, commenced falling off very rep Idly, to that In th thort tpact of tlx mouth a, tb whole upper part cf my acalp waa almoet entinly bereft of Ite covering, and much of the remaining portion upon Ih (Id and baoa part of my head ahortly after became gray, to that yoa will aot be turprteed when I tell yo that up on mv return to tb State of Indiana, my mora caeoal acquaintance wen not to much at a lot. to diteovcr tbe cue of the cnange in my appearance, a. my mor inu' mate acquaintance, wen to racognlx me at all. I at ono mad application te the mod ekillful phyat, tea hi th country, but, receiving ao aaauranc from than that my hair would again be leetored, I wa. forced to become reconciled to my fate, until, fortunately, in the Utter part of th year 1857, your Beetoretlve w a. re commended to me bv a drurxiit. aa being th mott relia ble Hair Rettoratlr in una. I tried on bottle, and found to my gnat ettlrf action that It wat producing the dealred effect. Blno that time, I hav uaed teven dol lar worth of yoar Baatorallve, and a a remit, bay rich coat of very toft black bait, which ao money can buy. A. a mark of my gratitude for your labor and tklll In the uroduotion of to wonderful an article, I havt recom mended it ute to many of my friend, and aoouaintanoee, who, I am happy to Inform yon, an uaing It with like effect, very retnectrully, your., w A. M. LATTA, Attorney and Counaol lor at Lew. Depot, 444 Broadway, and (old by all dealer through out trie world. The Be. to rati ve It ont up In bottlei M three die, via: large, medium, and .mall; the .mall hold. X a pint, and retail, for oa dollar per bottle; the medium bold, al leaat twenty per cent, more in proportion than the email, and nulla for two dollar, a boute: the lane hold, a quart, 40 per oent. mon In proportion, and retail, for 83 (bottle. 0. J. WOOD A CO., Proprietor, 444 Broadway, New tor, ana 114 market Direct, Bt. Loula, ao. And aoldby B0UEHT8 A BAHCSL, Columbua, Ohio, ana by an good vruggitu ana fancy uooot Deaien. aprlllsdAweowli. Wfttcheil Diamondil! Silver WajiIU A CHOICE ASOBTIflENT OE GOLD XV and Silver Watcnoa, in great variety. i I am Aaent for the Anaaioan Watcb Co., and (ell then excellent Watchot at manufacturer.' ptioe, atner rr noieaaie or vetait. Com and eboott from my beautiful dleplay of Db aondt aad other rich Jewelry. Slyteeoew price, low. A. to Silver Wan of aterUsg quality, I caa (how new pattern,, rery handaome. Silver Plated Ware, Tea Iwtte.TJm., Walter, Oatton, Banket,. Pltchen. Oobleta. Knlve. Pork. Spoon, Ao. Then I hare a anpplyof fin Tabl Oallary, Pocket anive, Haxora, c, ana many fancy uooaj eucn a an deelnd for preeente at aucb prlcea aa are an Induce ment I the purchaeeri wa. jtiiXH-), i,v,,, no, iu naoxey aiooaj, aarBl North aide Slate Hour aquare, Gents'i Linen Shirt Collars,- OP SCFEBIOB aiJALITT, IN GAB BOTE, Standing, Byron, Perelgnay, Benfrew and ether new (haaee. ilemued Pocket HandkaraMeft, Nack Tiea. Btaoka. atreet aad Bvenin love. Jiab? Uoaaof every kind, Under tiarmenn aoa an aina. or uent fag BltBing uood. in great variety anu ai numeral price.. naan ec eua. febSB ,'uJ t: o .N. MBwla High (UBtt, "If ALTESBt A THBEAD LACE BIITTS .a eta a i rr..' .987 THE MB. KENNEDT, OF ituvnun a, bu dhwovered In on of our common paatun weed a remedy that cure w 't.'p 'i-t L Bveiy Kind of HTinior,' Th wont lorofula dowB to t aofrmoa Plaopie. Be'bai tried It In ovef eleven' hnBd'reJ oaMtv anV nef- r failed except tn tw oatet, ibota inunuernamoT.; bo hu oe In hit potaeeeion over ont hundred certificate! of IU value, all within twenty mile of Boiton. 1 Two bottle ar warranted ,U our a purring tore On to tbn.bottlee will minth wont kind ol Pimple en th iaco ,i ATwo or thro bottle wlU eleai th ty.tom of bile. Two bottle an warranted to eur th wont canker In a"ra waadwa mw atAHaitk w Three to Ave bottle ar warranted to cur th wor taadaf Bryalpolaa. ,7 n- ..n- 1 ,l On to tf a bottle ar warranted to oura all hnmor tt TWO bottle ar wamniea w oar running v Boar to ax kotui ar warrantea 10 ran oorrpi an. running ujcen.-., j J. iJ On. knit! will core acdlv eruption of th .kin. "Two or thre bottle ar warranted to cun tbe Went bb,A tj rinnnrm. I It.' r' Sw or thre bottle, an warranted to. curtLth Bioit detperate cue or rneumatum. .1 t Vhraa t four hnttleaai warranted to ran talt-BneuBl. fire to eight bottle will cure th wont caw of tero- A benefit I alway experienced from th Bret bottl. a perfect cure it warranted when th (lav quantity U taken. BOXBCIBT. MAB8 n.. M.nm: The renutation of the Medical Dlt covery, In raring all kind, ef humor., I o aell citeV ltthed by the unanimoua voice of all who bar aver ated It, Oiat I need not aay anything on Ih tubjeot, a tht mott tklllful phyiloian aad tb mu careful Drugguit hi th oountry are nnaaimou. in 11a pnue. Tr, nMMnHn, ih. Maillc.1 DtMOVerV to VOUV BOtle, do It with a full knowledge of l cumtlv power, in. re) lievlog all, and curing mo.t ot uioh aiteaaea to wuicu youarcunfortnnatelyto llebl. That moat exerodatlng diaeaae to an aflecUonatemother, r- NUBSING SOKE BIO TH,' I. cared a If by a mlraol) your own temper 1 restored ti It. n.innl .weetneu. and vour babe from abort and fretful nap to calm and wetlumben; and the Medical Diaoovery become, a fountain of bleming to your huibaad and aouaeuoia. la tbe mon advaaotd itegeaof AAER Itextcnd. to th itomach .cau.inr uiBrtJf'BiA, which nothing bat cantor a ih Kuataebi then to th lnto.UBOt ana. Kl DIETS creating a (Inking, gone feeling, and aa lndUereact va to the caret 01 your lamuy. loar .tomacn u li .l KAW AND INFAiAJTIEDi van food diitreeaea von. and rod can only take certain kind, and even of that yonrtyxtom doe. not get half the noriahanlU ooatalna, at the acrhaonoo fluid of the canker eat It up; then your complexion loaet ite bloom and become tallow and green th, and your bett day te gone, for want of nourlahmanl your (y.tea be oome looae ana nanny, ano we nore. 01 your nouy m coma relaxed Than follow a train of dlaeate which tb Medical Discovery te peculiarly adapted to j an ar a k x Palnltetlon of the heart, pain In th tide,

weakneat o the mis and amall of th back, pain of th bli All ik we naca. Train .01 in. hid luim w ben you retire, irregularity 01 ine 1 thai mo.t excruciatlni of dlaeate. the IrrtgnUrlty ot the bowel.L and 1, 1 l .a, trm 1 PILES. How many thoueand of poor Women art mfferlng from their thl, dlaeaa and pining away a mlaerabl Ine, and I next door neighbor doe. not know Uie cauae. I wlah t lmprtan year talnd that good 01a provern,"An ounce of prevention I better than a pound ot cun," In the ;A, B1EDICAL DISCOVEBT you hav both the preventative and th cun, with thi great and good quality, (hat it will never, aadei any clrcamttancet, do yoa any Injury. THE ITIEDICAL DISCO VCHV U wpeeiaty totended for dlwaxe of th blood", bni'tlnce ite Introdatttea ta tb W altera Bute, it I foaad to b 0lbs a- ACVK BEINEDIf i thatwM everbefon to publio. r -i; 1 No chang of diet ever neceaxary eat tb. beet yoa ca and get enough of it. .ji. y i -DiaacTioa roa ota Adult on tabl tpoonfnl par dav Children orar ten yean, deaeert apoonful Children from five to eight yean, tea apoonful. A. ao direction ran be applicable to all eon.itutiou, take .uffldent to pm on tbe bowel twice day. Yonn truly, DONKALD KBNNBDT. Prlo 81.00 per bottl. Tor y every druggtetln th United Btate. w eepSldfcwly. DO YOU WANT WHISKERS? 0 YOl WANT WHISKERS? DO Y00 WANT A MUSTACHE?; -.m DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE '..'I BELLIHQHAM'8 ,V CELBBBAtKD SliiiiulalingOnsiieiit, For the Whiikeri and Hair Th (ubecriben tak pleasure la announcing the Oltlien, ol the United 8 tale, that they have obtained th Agency for, and are now enabled to offer to the American public, the above Ju.tly celebrated and world-renowned amci. ine r 5" STIMULATING ONGUENT It nrenared bv Da. 0. P. BELLINQIIAM, an tmluent pbyaioian ot London, and it warranted to bring out a thick tet or f .;t )Z Whiskers or a Mntache t In from three to tlx weak.. Thle artiola U th enlr on of the kind uaed by tht Preach, and la Kada aad Pari it It la univtraal uaa. i j It la a beautiful, economical, toothing, yet (UmoUttng compound, aollng aa If by magic apoa th root, eauatnc a beautiful growth of luxuriant hair. If applied to tb acalp, Ik will can aawwcaa, and can, to (prinf up la place of the bald (pot a fine growth of now hair. Ap plied according to direction, it will turn ao or towt hair aaax. aad reetore a ray hair to ttt original color. leaving It toft, tmootb, and flexible. The 'Oaoomvr" te an Indiapenaabloartlcl In every geatleman'a toilet, and after on week', ore thej would not for any oonalderatioa bewitbontlt. Tb auhecribere ar th only AgenU for th article In th United Bute, to whom all order, mutt be addnaeed. Prlc On Dollar a box for aale by all Druni.te aad Dealen; or a box of the "Onguent" (warrantod to have tb dealred effect) will beaeot to any who deal re It, by mail (direct), acennly packed, on receipt of prlc and poatag, 1.1M. Apply to or euureet ifOBAOl L. BBOBMAN A 00 aaooeitra, Ao.,-. febS0dAw6m d WUllam Street, New-York. WM, KNADEtV CO., AT T1IFIK NEW" SALES-, n V BOOM, SO. Vn BALTIMORE BT. aan N0B.I,,5andTjr.lCTAWBT: Offer for talt their olebratef GOLDEN MEDAL, i v .k .GRAND AND SQARE PIANO-FORTES. Being highly recommended by tb flnt Prefettor. and nutlet i Aaiatcnreoi tn country, ana EVSBY 'l IN8TBUMBNT WABBANTIDIOB v trVB YBAB8 The mott futldlout ourioettr (aay rely apoa being pieawd in every reepeee. i Term. liberal. WM, KNABE A 00. B1LTZBB A WBB8TBB, Agent. eta8;lydw. i Columbua, Ohi. FANCY DBERS SILKS, i PAHOY DBB8B BILKS, -.-i IAN0Y DBBBB SILKB.

WetrvaowofferiaujowlaiBaene (took of Panoy Dret Biika at price lea than ever before offered la Mil eltr. The ittenlioa of tb tadtee of thl city and vicinity a touoiwo. taw t.tea m very taiec aoq temeieae ta grade of good In thl. lln. rcTBa. BAin, P T4. rt'-tUltj No. M Soutb ill eareet. HENRY TOW,- Wholetale and Retail Dealer la Foreign Domestic Ciara, Smokinir CheiBi? Tooacco. j AIM, tb bt tBAllty Of WHITS OBBtABUy on nana- ILPOoantr, Merebtate alwlatrltol to call bfor par ebariaf Utwbn. ''.'NO. 4 EAST TOIKO tiTBW.ii v Bet. Mala and gyoaaaore, w ,:i 4aovl w CINCTNNATI, O. TllEACnHP HEETINGS AND Vur'iiTiMiia.all wtdUtaof aaeelMtebntsdaiakaa, ewtf.red la -.w;"--; auDrtU Re,9,tBtAHlgh(tnB m i v BtACK STHA tr UrONNaSTi ANhElT tgaat BJbb9a,la grate Tarie at. n v.- ft. Bifb.atml, t,T.: iU. .tigltJClia JiA I "J 7 Dr. J. H. McLEAN'S gtrcgtlicmig Cordial and Blood i t a upuiupiIak. y TttA lireateet Uemedy in Tbe Vt arid, host 'BTXiaotri AND DELIQHTPHL CORDIAL EVER TAKEN. TTISBTBICT A ly a aclentifio and Vegetable Compound, procured by the di.tll- UUon of Boot. Herb, aad Bark., Yellow Dock, Blood Boot, Banaparilla, Wild Cherry Bark and Dan delion enter into it I Rnmnoaltlon. 19 etl" m Rf fnitl Tflkinttir actir remedtelAIier lUKHlg. ,ir.Hn. inrt AhiUUted INVALID t. "KALI it anu (PRCKinTII. We LEAN'S J'I'BENGTHI5I i 91a.lt I 1 11 WlU efftatnally ear .i LIVBB i 00MP1AIN1!, DTBPBP8IA, JAUNDIOI, ',1 il vr.M. ta.iii, ninMief Ik. Kidner!- and all dUeaae artalng from a disordered Liver oi tiwu aeta. Dytpeptia, Heartburn, Inward Pile., Acidity or Wei- UUTUBIO Vf o tum rw.., j neat Of tnerwnnacu, ini.i nainorawimmlngin th head, PaU,.Hatlon of the Heart. Inline or Weight la theBtomach, Sonr Bructotlona Obokrnt or tnffooaUng fetUng when lying down, Drvne,, orTellowneaof theBklnand Byet, nixni aweaui, in :r.VBi.k- nf L DtunealoB of Bpiritt. PrighUul law.m Half! in i-tlf xTIBBll OI UITJ DtKIK VaBam Vr Dnaa. Languor, De.ponoenoy or any mi,vu. w. Boreaor Blotohew on th Bkin, aad Pevor and Ague (of Ohlll. and lever.j Over a million ot uouie Hav been aold during th laat tlx month, and la no in tunc bat limited In giving entlr wti.faotlon. Who,, then, will mfferfrom Weakoea, or Debility when Mt LBAN'B BTRKNQTHBNINGI COBDIAL wUl cure yonl No language can convey aa adequate Idea of tlie tome dtete and almo.t mlracnlou. change produced by Uklng thte Cordial la th dlaeaeed, debilitated and ahattered nervou. ay.Um, wheUier broken down by exceu, weak by nature, or impaired by alckneaa, the relaxed aad unttrang organlaaUon U n.tored to ite prutiat health and vigor. 5 IUABKIED PEBSONS, Of othtn eonacioua of inability, from whatever can, will find MoLean I Btnngthening CordUl a therough rgonlor of the eyatem; and all who may hava injured themaelvee by Improper indulgencea, will find In tbe Oor dial a certain and rpoedy remedy.- fp i: ji.- Ta tna Ladiee. McLean's Strengthening Cordial I. a aoverelgn and (poedyenra for INCIPIENTCONSOHPTION.WIHTES Obatruoted or Difficult Menrtruatlon, Incontinence of TJrln ,r Involuntary Dlasharg thereof, Palling ot th Womb, 'aiddinesa, tainting and all Diaeaae. Incldne t female,. j j i There 1 bo lUstak About It. Buffer ao longer. Take it aocotdlng to DJrectioni. It wlllttimulate, atrengthen and Invigorate yoa and cauao tht bloom of health to mount yoar cheek again. i v Every bottle it warranted to give aatiafactloa. I ttft CIIILDKEN. If your children are aickly, puny, or afflicted,McLean1r Cordial will make them healthy, fat and robutt. Del! not a moment, try it, and yoa will be convinced. IT IS DELICIOUS TO TAKE, CaOTiox. Beware ol DruCTleU or Dealer wb may 11, m mu try to aalm upon yoa tome llitter or B&reeparlila truth, I which they can buy cheap, byaaylnf it la Ju.ta. good yean buy cheap, by aaymt it it juat u good. Avoid aucb men. Aak for McLean'. Strengthening Oor dlal, aid take nothing ehw: It I the- only remedy that will purify the Mood thorouKUy ana at too asm urn atrengthen tb ayatem. ...ii.tt vn tabieapoonrui taken every morning ratting, it a certain preventive of Cholera, OUlIt and Vever, Yellow lever, r any prevalent diaeuet. It 1. put ap In Urg bottle., Prior only 8 1 per bottl, or bottle, for 5. J.H.McLBAN, Bole Proprietor of thlt Cordial, i AUo McLean1 Veteaolo Oil ulnimcnL Principal Depot oa the corner of Third and Pine ttroeta, Bt. Lonii. Mo. i Mcljcau'a i Volcanic Oil Liniment. Tb beat Linteent In th World, The only cafe and certain car fox Oancera, Pile, B welling and Bron ebitit, or Qoltre. Paraly.it, Neuralgia, Weakneat of tio MaacbM, Onronio ot Innammatoiy Bhenmatiam, Stiff neat of tb Joint., contracted Muacle or Ligament, Baracht or Toothache, Brnltea, Bpnina, Wonndt, freah Cute, Ulotn, Fever Bon, Caked Breatta BonNlpplea, Burnt, Bcaliu, Bon Thoat, or any Inflammation or Pain, MduTenno bowaevere, or how long th diaeaae may hav eilateii. McLean' Celebrated Liniment It a ear toin remedy. Tbouaand of huaaaa being hav been tared a 111 cf decrepitude and miaery by the ua of tht. Invaluable med- McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT Will relieve pala almott Inirtantaneoutly, and It wll clean ae, purify and beal tb foalett (ora in an Inoredt ly abort Urn. Ear Iloraea and Other Antmala. McLean a celebrated Liniment te the only aate and re liable remedy for tbe eun of Bparin, King Bona, Wind gall, Bplinte, Unnatural Bump.. Node or Dwelling. It will never fail to cun Big Head, Poll Bvtl, fi.tula, Old running Bore or Sweeny, If properly applied. lor Bpraina, Brulaet, Scratch, Bore, or Wound., Cracked Beela, Chant, Baddl or Collar Qallt tt te aa Intalllbit nmedy. Apply It aa directed, and a cun U oertaln In very inttanot. Then trill no longer with the many worthleaa Lini ment offered to you. Obtain a aupply of Dr. McLean' f celebrated Liniment. It will cun yoa. JJ. H mcLEAN Bote Proprletoa, Corner of Third and Pin Btrcete, Bt. Loute, Mo. Por (ate by all druggiata. for aale by BOBBBTS A SAMOBL, aurAi-dtwly Columbua. Ohio. PEOF. WOOD'S L R, It preoiMly what It nam Indicate, for, whllei jileaaxnt to the taite, It It revivify! ng, exhllarat-l .iag, InTigeratiog and atnngthenlng to the viul nowen. and at the tame time revlvi&ea. rein tv 'atatet, and renew, th Blood In all It purity, and LeVthut at onct rttorti mndruultrt th tyttem in ItmlntrabU to attack of ditto. It i. tht only Ipreparatlon aver en.red to to worm, to enemi- U.oaUy and aklllfully combined aa to bo the moiuT powerful tonic, and at the tame time to perfectly m adapted io,aioiH3i inperieoiaoooroanoewiuiui 1-. J .L i H U lawt of natun, ana nance win tooin wit wtaictsi 'lafowKicA, and ton up th dlgettlve organ, and thua altey all nervou and other irritation. It it J perlectly exhilarating, and at the tame lime It It Qlicompoicd entirely of vegetable., yet to combined a to produoe the molt thorough tonic effeot, with- l. out producing any injurlou. conaequencet. Bucb aJ ,a remedy haa long been felt to be a detidentum In Ii ih medical world, fbr Itneedt no medical tkill to Dmo that debility follow, all attecktof diaeaae. and nroeaeda and Indeed lay tb ayatem open to the Ountldiooa attack, of many of the mott fatal, inch, lai example, at tho following: Contumptlon, In aiigettion, Dytptptl. Lou of Appetite, fain meet, iNervDUt Irritability, Neunlgia, Palpitationol the lieart, Melancholy, night Bweata, Languor, Uldd 9 ne., Retention or, aa wen a. rainiui oMtruoiea, teo nrofute, or too taint Meuttruatlon, and fall' lot of tht Womb. Tbett all dependupon general jdebility. Thlt pun, healthy, tonlo Oordial and ulood Renovator it at tun to our at ine tun to rite and tel.- There 1 no ml.take about It. Bat ihit ituot til. if the ty. tern 1 weakened, we are a 3 open to bliiout aiiacta, in liver Decomet lorpia, or won dited, th kidoey refut to perform H their function, and w an troubled with tcaldlng a and ineontinenc r nnne, or involuntary aia charge of the aume, pain in th back, aid and be- A tween tb thouldert, exceedingly liable to .light II Icolda, oonghs, and at nnehnked. Boon eauolatloal follow,, and the patient goeadowa to a premauin A gnv. But trace will not allow at to enumerateT J the many II It to which w trt IUM In a weakened! V condition of the ayttem. But wt will aay, In thlt Cordial and Blood Renovator yon hav a perrot,LJ tafe, pleaaant and aotul r.mr r loee of M Appetite, Bllloueneta, PUtulenoo, wek and alckjur, tiirniuh. Laneaor. Liver OompUlnl. Chill, and) ftvtr, or any Blllooa attack, OoaUveaeat, Aeldlty Tt tb Btomacn, norrouiuew, lion of th Heart, Dpraloa oi epinia, ooraa, diiu ih. or anv dlteaat aritlng from1 i,mnun blood, tuch at SorofuU, Kryaipelat, Bron l1 Tiitla, Coagb, dUBoBlty of Breaming, and all thj Xlat of dlaeate calltd femal weakneat, and M enumerated bove. W Will alto My tbt traveler U expoted to opldemlc, chang of climate and waw aa-j la l..Uwat ta S llin IflnMntenit. er, win aiuu vrrr-r--" v VJ .nil anna atvwr wim.wm wvj.,, fnmu.nr. .on vou will find In It friend Andeed, at well tea friend in need. All penon ofl jodentary naoiie wiuiauu p... wmt.ui a well a. cun for tnoee aiimcuu to wuicu uioy aie. parUtolarly expoMd. auaotainwwrauiaenuMt lorneyt, Utorary guitlemenind ladle who an not tocuttomed to much outdoor xerci, will find It, i their advaang to keep a bottl oonatantly on 4 hand: and. above all. mothen, er the btcomino tiuh; will go through that mott dangerou. period aot oaly wlh all their aecattomtMl Btrengta, bui tafe aad free from the Uioutand ailment, to nrtv alent among the female portion of th world. Ii ibori. It It Indeed a molher't ordtel. Try It, oh. and young; no longer run the rl.k of delay; It wtlil relieve and prove lttelf cmpnaucaiiy a littvrra 3 Hot Oordial and Stood Htnovator. O.J. WOOD, proprietor, 444 Broadway, R York. and 114 Mark t Street, St. Lout, Mo.i am' i Uld by BOBBBTS A BAaUBL, Oolumbaa, Ohio., ana an good vrugguui t-rice un iioiiai pet Btu. Biarch8-dAweowly WAN TED.-A GENTS TO aKi naokaaai of 8TATI0NBBY and JBWELBY, at priott one-third let. than caa be pnrofaaaed elacwhar Oall on oraldrea (.temp tmloatd) i. h. B A1LB Y,Ho 14 Court .tBotton, Ult. auareu wwa. w. i r f m m w RESTORATIVE A LEXANDttES KID GLOTE.''V L Aaaa(OlorPiiHr 0411.1 ,IBoaBlgbatrtl, t i, t y.