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1 I Commercial DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY ASU WKKKLY. Ufltf OORXWt MAHKRTST. AHA OOUTMBC8 Earl BUI, Clark Waggoner and Henry D. Cooke, UNDER TUB XAMR ASD FIRM OF I In advance, or with three A'f 5,00 three mouths 6,00 In ancc, or; within three montba. 3,00 After three ...1 8,50 After twelve Jitoutlia 4,00 luadvunce, or within three months 1,50 three, ami within six months 1,70 After six months and within the 2,00 After the expiration of tlie year For any period less than a year, per quarter, in ailvauee 50 For single copied 3 notice is given to the contrary, nt the time of subscribing, or (subsequently, the subscriber is considered ptirmaueiu cue.

No better terms than the above can be had of us or our agents. Paper will be discontinued whllo the subscriber Is in arrears, except at the option of Publishers, WHIG STATE TICKET. Election 'I'licMlaj', October 1 Itli, 1SS3. ron GOVKKNOB, IVEI.SO.N lIAKUUItli. I'OR LIKHTEKANT OOTEn.VOB, ISAAC 3.

AJLtE.Y. KOK SKCUTAUT OF STATK, ii. VAN vomrES. FOR TRKASDREH OF STATE, ItRACIITEAlVIV. FOK ATTOHNKr OKNERAL, AVIHylAM H.

CIIISOIT. TOR jnnaE or THE SUPREME COOBT, rjtANKMN T. IIACKUS. FOK MEMBER OF BOARD OF rCDLIO TTORKS, JOHN SAMH7SKV, OHIO Monday Morning, May First and Fourth Pages. News of the Morning.

The Monk, LKADKY, convicted of murder in 'Wisconsin, has been sentenced to the Penitentiary for life. Four hundred thousand dollars in Bills of the Wisconsin Fire Marine were burnt a few days since by the Officejs of the Institution, preparatory to an issue of new Notes. At the sale of Illinois lands belonging to the Michigan Illinois the prices ranged nearly seventy per cent, above the appraisements. The average increase in the assessed value cf property in Clark County, Ohio, is stated by the Republic at over one million dollars. The rights of the different Railroads to the way, at 'the locality where the collision took place this side of Chicago, are to be settled by a suit at Law, Marine Items.

From our exchanges we glean some items of intelligence relative to the effects of the late blow, which arc of interest. Some damage was done by high water nt Buffalo, the lower Dock and the Fiats having been submerged. The Steamers Empire and Superior made the Harbor in safety, though the former broached to near the Light-House, and ivas delayed somen-hat. The Propeller Ohio sprung a leak on her way down, and put into Gravelly Bay. She ran to Tanawanda on Friday morning, with five feet of water in her hold.

The Free says the Schooner Jicnt, belonging to BCTMAK RFKD, of Milan, was sunk at Huron on Thursday. She was loaded with Lumber, and was carried upon the piles of one of the broken Piers and stove. Damages not ascertained. The Toledo and Detroit papers do not contain accounts of any disasters. he people of Milan were bled to the extent of gSO, by the Now Haven counterfeit $10 Notes.

The gang seems to have been more extensive than was at first supposed. The Free Press says there were four men engaged there in uttering the Notes, whose jimncs weie Peters, Simons, Jaajua and Watkius, the latter of whom escaped. Simons is in the Norwalk Jail, along with three others of the gang. Peters, who resided East of Milan, was arrested, hut made an escape from the Constable; aftei wards he came in, surrendered to the authorities, and gave bail in SlOOO for his trial. George KM brought here on Friday night, and lodged in Jail, and there is another in at Elyria.

Seeingion, who was arrested at Cleveland labt week, appears to have been the leader of the company, and kept its Hooks, on which aie found the names of those in the business," which, though fictitious, may lead to further developments. The 1'irttt. 'JCrii? over tlc New Lino. REKH, of the Cincinnati Allan, who happened to be on board the first Train that pAssqil over the Indiana Road after the ban was takcu oil', indulges himself and his readers with the following dcscrijj tion of the passage: The Injunction restraining the Mad River R.iihvaj Company from the use of their uew line of Road, "except for the transportation of Gravel," ftoui Tiffin to Sanduslty, having been dissolved on Friday last, we had the pleasure of passing over that Ro.it on Saturday, by tbo first Passenger Train. Tin.

enthusiasm at the Towns was pretty extensive. Tin. Artillery was brought out. All the Blacksmiths Anvils along the line were removed frnm their throned, and converted into temporary Field-Pieces. The expenditure of Powder was profuse.

One mat fired off a Wood pile. Off went nil the hats, for general hurra. Cattle and Colts, unused to such an npparition.liftcd their tails and bolted for the timber. Horses broke their bridles, while their owners stooi by, swung their hats, and the expense; am even the old Trees of the Forest seemed to dance more lively than their wont, taking their waltz as first Train dashed rapidly past. The Road is in fine older, and its use will insure a vas saving of time and expense.

XATIVK MAKHI.KS.--Capt. MKIGS, in charge of extension of the United States Capitol, has under taken to collect information in regard to America Ornamental Marbles, suitable for the interior dcco rations of the now He invites specimen to be sent to his office from all parts of the country Doubtless there will be numcrovia responses; aa judging from the beautiful varieties of Stone on tin Washington voluntary contributions elegantly prepared for insertion in the extensive territory abounds will there among the otherimmense riches of the miners kingdom. TUB Rr.roi.CTiox.nRv foundatioi for tho grand Granite Monument, to the memory the victims of British punishment and Prison walls the occupation at Xew York by Sir Hr.NrtT GUSTOS, IIM been completed in Trinity Church Yard, the work is rapidly progressing. It be an elegant piece of work, and as worthy of th object aa it is creditable to the Vestry of Trinity which it is said has appropriated seven thonsan dollar! for its erection. The fpeoplo who live hard tho, Bcauiiful FounUin" begun' to'put on before the world will'bo nwaro of it they will bo oilliug their uluco Sandusky and Tiffin niiiiJtscVto tlint! "As that tlio round- jacket and bell-buttons are about to givo pliicu to a long-tailed blue, it is perceived that the lust Gazclto --which, by the way, is one of the very.beBt^Vcekly Newspapers our Scissors are acquainted with--has actually established a "Local Department." T.I new feature, friend UuiiuAitu, and wo thiulc your cotoinporiiries will be "down on their Scissors, if its features iilwoys possess the same provocative interest.

The Local opens the last few years Belle- fontuiuo has grown and prospered beyond hope, and uot many Springs hence, it will swell the catalogue of Oh'io Cities. Our citizens are evidently inspired by the very manifest ptospect, and betake themaelvcs'to their vocations accordingly. There is a unanimity of opinion and feeling with respect to public improvements, hitherto unknown umonfr us, and very general spirit also oi pride and emulation in the building and adorning of private residences, o. The Union School House, grand and costly structure, will bo erected tho present season by the ellicietit contractor, D. M.

WHITKIIII.I.. When this is completed, and under the superintendence of competent Teachers, 1 should like to know where in Ohio can be found a place oil'ering greater inducements lo men of capital and enterprise than Uellofontaine! Surrounded with rich Farmers and fertile and well cultivated Faims--with a Kailroad for almost every point of the compass--a high, handsome, healthy and contra! can there be to interrupt or retard our unexampled prosperity and growth We need men of capital, just now, it is true, but they will come just as certainly as it will be to their interest so to do." "Men of capital" couldn't do a wiser thing, probably, than to go to.Beilefontaine and put their money in with the enterprise and intelligence of this growing Town, which is demonstrating by its prosperity the vivifying effect of Railway communications upon "tho points" in Ohio. One of the best evidences of the go-ahead spirit awakened there, is that in addition to a liberal and well deserved support of the Logan Gazette, we are receiving large orders for the Daily Jlegister from J. under whose superintendence it is distributed in Bellefontaine. Xlic Saniluslcy Cazctte.

This is the title of a paper we found on our table on Saturday morning, endorsed "Please Ex." It is a Weekly sheet, printed and published by G. DOLL the "Co." representing Master HOWARD MORTON, who is some thirteen years of age, son of Dr. G. R. MORTOX, of this City.

Master GEORGE DOLL, who appears to be the senior partner of the firm, and who is nearly of the same age, is the oldest son of Mr. T. DOLL, of the Franklin Street Mansion House. Master GEORGE seems to be the Editor of the Gazette, which has now reached its sixteenth number, and has (if our friendly wishes are realised) a "rapidly increasing circulation." The Gazette a not a large paper, having only columns to the page but it contains a fair variety of matter, nnd considering that it is essentially a production, its appearance is decidedly creditable to the enterprise and ingenuity of its publishers. The Type upon which it is printed has been picked up from tho sweepings of the Printing Offices in City, or gleaned from the receptacles of worn out metal prepared for sale to the Founders.

The Work is done by tho agency of a Copying 'resa of rather an ancient pattern; yet we have much work that was done on machines of pretensions and looked much worse. Xci- her of these young gentlemen has had any expe- ionce or instruction in the Printing Art, besides vhat they have acquired "spontaneously" in the 'Ublication of the Gazette. We cheerfully accord he desired "exchange," and embrace the oppor- unity to givo our young friends a word or two of which we hope they will receive patiently, .3 coming from older brethren of the craft. While ve cannot withhold our admiration of the ingenuity nd originality displayed in the publication of the Gazette, considering tho years of its proprietors, ct we think that when they shall have arrived at luijority, they will regret the want of systematic ustrnction in the Art for which they evince such a trong proclivity. We hope they will avail them- clvcs of some suitable opportunity to become.

lioroughly acquainted with the Art preservative all Arts," rather than to continue amateurs for a rhile and then spoil a couple of good Printers for lie sake of being ranked among the "or'nary' 'rofessions of Law, Physic, c. Trie NEW CONSTITUTION OK DELAWARE. It seems hat the new Constitution of Delaware, which Is to bo submitted for tho ratification or rejection of the voters on the second Tuesday of October, docs not contain new provisions affecting the colorcc population. A Section, such as that to which the Press has given currency, was proposed and appro vcd in Committee of the Whole, but was afterwards rejected by the Convention. The Judicial power of the State under the proposed Constitution is to he vested in five Judges, to bo elected for ten years by the people, and eligible to re-election, one of whom is Chancellor, and another Chief Justice.

Christian Times states that Rev. Mr. SiiKMitnn, of the Church of England, has ptoved that the Epistles of Sr. CVIMHAN arc forgeries. This will he a heavy blow to the Tractarians, as upon these Epiatles very much of the Oxford Uoctiiue is founded.

TUB SriKiT RAH-INGS. One of the Churches in the of Chilicothe has suspended of its members, who had been engaged in the Spirit Uappings. The Presbytery adopted the following resolution as to the Rappings: Jlrsolord, That the practice of Spirit flappings (so called,) as it prevails in many parts, is, in view of this Presbytery, a revival of the old abomination of Necromancy, so decidedly condemned in the Word of GOD." Now Orleans correspondent of the Musical World anil Tunes, says: This is a queer place in some respects. For instance, every third mnn you meet is an old bachelor, living in a sort of single blessedness; ho darns his own socks, and sews on his own buttons. Host ol these tough old customers are from tho north--Now England.

They have come down here to make fortunes, not to marry; although, as a general thing, suppose few of them would object to marrying fortune. They "keep home" after a fashion of their own. A number of them hire or buy a commodious mansion, fit it up in superb style, nnd then employ one woman to keep it in order. Thcso old bachelors, (some of them not very old) are the best follows in the world. They are intelligent, Roninl, liberal, and lake life quite comfortably, and it is the intention of fach of them lo return to the north some "the girl he left behind him," whom he will install 'mistress of his house, heart and fortune.

A CIUI.LF.SOK owners of the clipper fthip "Sovereign of the Sens" having made a'elmllcngo to the world, Mr. W. H. Webb, the dis- thigniaheil ship-bntldcr, replies, that he will bet ten thousand dollars on his now ship Young America." They are both to eail from New York to Francisco loaded, within thirty ol each Y. Swing Pott.

kjr tlio Way. In the lajt number of, the 'Mutaum wo-find a letter signed frain" extract a' few paragraphs, which contain BOUIC of tho impressions made upon tho mind of OBSIAN Dopcx, the Wit and Vocalist our pcoplb, a few weeks since, with thu music of tho "Bards." Ills remarks upon TODY will bo responded to by all are acquainted with the subject of them. Those who are iiot, muy need to be informed that "Tony" is the Hobriquet of our friend R. T. GHKKNK, lately the skilful Operator in the O'RKILLY Telegraph Oflice in' this City." allusions'to our Tiffin friends COSVKRSK and PATTKB.SON arc equally handsome and just Sundusky is not only a beautiful, but a literaly place--a brother of the DERBVS, of Auburn, Buffalo, and Cincinnati, has a book-publishing house here, which is doing a line business.

The is sold in large numbers every week at the literary depot at thu Post Office, and the entci prising dealer is no other than the veritable TOIIY who ran away from the Dolly tho Marquesas Islands, in company with HBKMAN MEI.VILLK. With TOBY we were highly delighted; he is gentleman of the finest feelings and of superior talents, but it would bo worse than folly for us to attempt his description, after it has been given by the matchless and graceful pen of HERMAN HHL- VII.LE. Ho says-' Tour, like toyaelf, hail moved in diuV'rcntspliuru of life, uiul bis coiivttttituiou at timed Iwtrivyed this, although lie wus to concunl it. lie was oim of tluit cltiaa of rovers you sometimes meet at aeu, who never reveal their origin, never allude to home, and go rambling over the tvorld afi if pursued by some mysterious tatti they cannot elude. There was much even in the appearance of TODY calculated to draw me towaid him, for while tho greater part of the crew ttirro as coarse in person as in mind, TOBY was endowed with a ifimurkahly Jin possessing exterior.

Arrayed in hi- blue frock and duck trowsere, ho was as enurt a looking Bailor in ever stepped upon a deck, lie was singularly Email, and lightly maile, i great fiexihihty of limb. Ills dark complexion had been deepened by exposure to the tropical sun, und a mass of jetty lochs clustered about his temples and threw a darker shade into his largo black The above is a short extract, and those who wish for the whole picture should purchase a copy cf Typee, by HERMAN MELVILLE, and they will there have not only the entire description, but nne of the finest written stories in the English language. We can never forget our very pleasant visit to Sandusky. The many pleasant things said, and the society of pure-minded and genial friends, have so associated themselves in our mind with the name of the place, that we can never think upon it but with pleasure, and feeling as though we could heartily join in the chorus with our fair friend in the merry song, 1 I'm ajolly French physician, Just come from the Isle of From Sandusky we proceeded thirty-eight miles by the Mad River Lake Erie Railroad in a South- direction to Tiffin, the Shire-Town of Seneca County, where we had the pleasure of making the acquaintance ol CHARLIE CONVERSE, the very talented composer and performer on the Piano. Mr.

CONVERSE, though young in years, has by his untiring zeal and energy made himself a name among musicians of which he may well feel proud. His Songs are published in Boston by OLIVER DITSON, and they meet with so ready a sale that they prove vei)' profitable both to the composer and publisher. The Shawhan House is the principal Hotel in Tillin. It is kept in a clean, orderly and unexceptionable manner by our worthy Vermont friend, J. W.

PATTERSON. Jonx G. SAXE and QUAILS both The population of Tiffin is about three thousand, but it has the marks of enterpriso and go-ahead-a- tivencss, and its course is rapidly onward." and Libel Laws. Horace Mann, some two years since, made a speech on the Fugitive Slave Law, wherein he boie down rather sharply on Mr. George T.

Curtis, an eminent Boston lawyer and a leading champion of said law--we believe, the U. Commissioner by horn it had been so stringently enforced in Boston. The speech was widely circulated and read without eliciting any notice, or at least any action, from Mr. Curtis. Afterward, Mr.

B. B. Mussey, a Boston bookseller, published an edition of Mr. Mann's this one among the rest; and now Mr. iuttis commences an action of libel against--not Mr.

Mann, who (if any one) had wronged him, but Mr. Mussey, who, very likely, was ignorant that Mr. Curtis was even mentioned in the volume of Mann's Speeches on which his name appeared as publisher! That is still to be tried, with John P. Hale and Richard H. Dana, as counsel for the defendant, inrt very probably llufus Choate appearing for the ilaintiir.

We shall have an eye on the trial when transpires, and publish at least the verdict, which we hope will bo in accordance with justice. We have had considerable experience in libel suits, and the more we sec of them the more we are convinced that they gratify a great deal more malice than they punish. A cape may occur wherein an honest man may be so injured nnd aggrieved by a defamatory publication thut he shall feel bound, by a regard for his own and his family's good nnino Ttnd standing, to commence an action for libel; but in every such case we hold it clear that such a man will be sure to bring his suit against the real offender, if he can be identified--the man who meant to wrong him and not against some third party, though that party may be also legally responsible and pecuniarily the more wealthy. If he chooses for his target some other than the actual, conscious, intentional libeller, he virtually confesses that hit aim is something else thau downright justice. To illuatiatu more fully: S'rluune has now been published something over twelve years, during which time it has aimed to as outspoken and fearless us truth and duty demanded.

It has lashed rascality, stripped hypocrisy, exposed baseness and reprehended vice with no timid or (flavoring voice. Probably no week has passed In which a hungry, unscrupulous, sharp-nosed might not have smelt out the raw material for hall a dozen promising libel-suits in our editorials alone. Yet of the fifty or sixty libel-suits meantime brought against us, we cannot recollect more thau three that were based on our own strictures, while nearly all have been founded on some petty Police Report or expression of a correspondent, which we did. not see prior to its publication; and in most cases the writers were as innocent of any intention of libel as we were. And though, in the haste wherewith a a daily paper is necessarily made up, we have often spoken precipitately and doubtless sometimes unjustly, there has never yet been a verdict rendered against us for anything we have said in these columns or clsewheie.

And the only considerable sum ever screwed out of us by a libel-suit was ob- t.iined in a case where the persons aggrieved, after claiming aud using our columns repeatedly for tho publication of their replies to their assailant, made a formal demand on us for his name, and then refused to receive it, even with our guarantee of tho owner's abundant responsibility, on the pretense that it might not be that of a sufficiently personage--no one being qualified for a libulcr, in their view, who did not move in the very highest walks of society! Our present Legislature lias done an act of jus- tico for which it has our hearty thanks, in enacting that newspapers shall be protected in publishing fair reports of any public judicial ought not to have been any necessity for such an act, and would not if common law and common sense hid had fair play; but ono of our city judges lately saw fit to decide that journal publishing the naked fact that John Smith had been arrested on a charge of arson or burglary, must Stand ready to prove, not the fact which it asserted, but the actual guilt of said Smith, which it never imagined nor intimated! Could any one but a lawyer imagine that such a decision was possible in thia ago of cheap newspapers? Has not every citizen a legal right to know what ii taking place in our open Courts of Justice? And if has a positive right to attend the Court nwi see who are Arraigned there, and on what charges, why has ho not an equal right to save his own time by paying the journal he takes to report the facts in brief and lay them before him? Yet this is just what a Now York Judge, about the middle of the nineteenth centnry, decides that our subscribers may not employ us to do--that wo can only do at the peril of being required to prove every man guilly who ii accused, or to smart for stating the naked fact that he haabecn arrested on charge of crime. Judges, us a class, seem io an instinctive desire to cripple and fetter the Press. They do not adequately that it is different instrument, that oun in diflbront (go, and this dtllorent country, from those who furnish precedents serve thorn an IbutiWof wisdom. J'opulur fcnlight; mimcnt not hero regarded the bant) of government und'order, but' IM 'the and support 01 both'. "LKT TIIKKK BB the oldest recorded mandate, reverberates through the heaven's overarching the homes of freedom to this hour.

And when judges shall have explained and fiittcicd away the new enactment in favor ot the we have only to appeal to the Legislature for another, which, instructed ae wo shall bo by tho latest judicial sub- be even more explicit 'and mandatory than tho Y. mtune. Forclffn Wo copy tho following items of foreign news by tho Africa, from the Cincinnati (faultc, which wan more fortunate than its Northern coteniporuries, in being able to receive it by telegraph: Tho Parliamentary committee appointed to investigate the rocket affiiir, hnvo exonerated Ivossutb from any connection whatever with the matter. Mr. Dully, an Irish member of the House of Commons, in a somewhat blundering speech made in the'House, charged the Government with corrupt ing the Irish members.

His words were taken down and he was cited to appear before the House. A deputation from the Peace Conference had solicited the Earl of Clarendon to insert in tho pending with the United States, a clause agreeing to Bettlo all future difficulties by arbitration. Hit Lordship promised to take the proposal into seriou: consideration. The returns of tho Board of Trade show a large increase over tho returns last year. Strikes among the operatives in the manufacturing districts, in England, were apprehended.

We have nothing of much importance from France. The Empicss had recovered. Some disaffection had been manifested at Hesse growing out of the government prosecutions of some members of the Chamber of Deputies. Several riots had occurred in the election districts in Switzerland, and the civic guard had attacked the people, many of whom were wounded. The Russian authorities in Poland had issued an order to confiscate the property of absentees who have not accepted of the amnesty.

The affair of the Holy Places between Russia Turkey, has been settled in conformity with the demands of the former. Turkey has suspended the erection of armaments, and has recalled her fleets. The French fleet was still at Tolimas, rnanceuver- ing to gratify King Otho. Persia was preparing another expedition against Herat, and the British Ambassador had announced that he would demand his passports if the expedition should proceed. Lia.ter from Snutn Ifc.

ST. Louis, May 19. The Santa Fe mail arrived at Independence on the 17th, making the trip in 17 days. Business was very dull in New Mexico, and every thing apparently at a low ebb. There was a general disposition manifested by the American residents to leave.

Much excitement prevailed in regard to the Pacific Railway, and public sentiment had been expressed in favor of the route via St. Louis and Watkin's Pass. An association had been formed at Santa Fe, which bad agreed to invent it million ol dollars in the capital stock of the road, provided the main trunk would pass through New Mexico. Gen. Lane is spoken of as candidate for Congress, and one county had nominated him.

Ho had returned to Santa Fe on the 27th ult. The excitement in regard to the proclamation had somewhat subsided. The correspondence between Gen. Lane and the Mexican authorities had been kept back from the citizens, but it 13 reported that Lane has the advantage in the controversy. We find in an exchange a recipe of great value to our subscribers in the It is for a new method of making candles: To twelve pounds of lard use of alum and saltpetre each one pound; dissolve the alum and saltpetre in a small quantity of water, then pour into the malted lard and boil the whole until the water evaporates.

The mixture requires constant stirring to prevent settling in the bottom of the vessel. Candles made of this composition are equal to the best tallow, and last longer. SPECIAL NOTICES. Arrival of Summer MRS. DUKOKSSbarjnat received from New York choice assortment of Summer Millinery of the latest styles and fash 1 ionp, which will be opened for inspection this (Monday) morn ing nt 9 o'clock-.

ma2SJ2w FlirificH tin; JHood. Nearly all the diseases which atiaclt the system, are the re suitor impurities of the Ijlood. Man.wlth blood courting through his in a healthy state, is secure from the rtu of tlis ease. As a purifier of the of the blood, nothing 3 et discover eil equals the Hock Uose. Hear what K.

N. Thompson, of Haven, I have used in my family Myers Compound KxtrHCt of Hock Hose, and find it a very aluabli medicine for nil blood disea e'-. The ino Ho of any I eve uted, and as far us I can learn, it lias irh'en general saLhfac tion. wrmlrl recommend it cheerfully, as btiug a in. valuable remedy for the diseases it professes to cure." K.

N. THOMPSON, New Haven, Ct. MyerV Extract of Hock Hose is for sale by the following WHEI-DON i KUODES, S.imhisky City, Ohio. Harper A Patterson, Monroeville, 0. M.

1'. ft I 1 S. Wooater, Norwall, 0. M. Stuart, Milan, O.

Darling Hurley, ylorence, 0. Tho3. S. Fuller, Birmingham, 0., and by Druggists gener- allv. KOHL TirORSE, Western Agents, north-east corner ol fourth nnd Vine Cincinnati, 0.

rnalS GRAZNINU. The subscriber having employed ajirbt rale Grainer, is pre- pured to execute nil kinds of Graining, such as Oak, Mahogany, Maple, Satin and Rosewood. Also, Marbling a manlier superior to any thing in the "West. Also, XInc Plnlub, either Hat or gloss. Cull at the Old Paint Shop, 5 Verandah Block, Wnjrnc Street.

WM. MARSHALL. fliu Public. AVc take pleasure in recommending the Western Muss. Insurance Company," of 1'ittsfleld to the confidence of our citizens, being personally acquainted with its officers and directors.

They are men of integrity ana wealth, and the companyunder their management is well worthy of the patronage and support of all those having property to insure. W.W. WETIIEItELL, W. T. WKST, A.

K. WEST. Sandmky, April 25th, 1SD3. FAIR MAVEW OYSTER BEPOT. K- IHIf ER is now prepared to furnish, at ull times, Oysters superior quality, in cans or kegs, at Variety Store of N.

J. lluyer. 7 All orders promptly attended to ftnd entire sal- afactlon warranted. E. ItlKEU, Agent.

Sandusky, Nov. 19,1852. dtf New NEW CLOTHKNR STOHK. IIE Subscriber has recently opened large and extensive CLOTHING ESTAIIU3IJMENT, in Odd Fellow's Block, and takes pleasure in announcing to the public that he bus received bin Spring and Summer stock of Clothing, which he will sell at as Inw prices as any Store In Sandusky. II is Summer slock is of the very best selection, and consists of the latest and most fashionable styles.

The assortment consists in part of Coats, Vests, Pantaloons and Furnishing Goods, together ivith all kinds and sizes of Trunks, Valises, Ac. Those who are In want of anything In the Clothing line will lo well to call al my Store before buying. 63?" Hemember, Odd Fellow's lllock. Water ptrect. JOSEPH Siuuliwky, May 98d, 1858.

dlf il. K. ii. i.ii II.T, rcm-iln In Sandnnky for a short time, nnd will bo found nt theTfWKSEND IfouflK, where he will be pleased to receive orders for SIRWS Aivn i eveculod in his own peculiar and highly ILLUMINATED STYLE. Orders left nt the Office of the TOWXSBXO ITnrap, will receive due attention.

Persons unacnmlnlcd with Ml style mil find a great nnmbor (if specimens pMted in the Oflico of the Hotel. maMdtr TO Till', RS. I.ILT.tnUinOK,frnm New Vork, hep leave lo Inform HID Ladles of Samlmky thai slie will remain short time Hi Room No. 8, Townicnd for the purpose of Kifingcorrect InMrnctlon InnRRSS CTTTIflO.ny Vow cr'n highly approved No family fhouM hi without a knowledge of this aimnin an.1 raclM ihi htnrnn form, Terms 18, for which a person postered of an art never Known to fftil. FOB ONE I ONLY! ''The May Quciri," Lumont of (he Irlnl Kinlsriint," Tlw Blind Buy." anil oilier popular reoieclfully miiiouiiCM that lie will give original Entertainment al the KUTEHPRAN.HALL, on Vrlday iiluic, Mtiy 2Tth, whleh will Include the following Sougf "Tlieltalny IKiy," lt loverae," "John my Ju My Father nndluy A Mtm for a' flint," "The llarring o' the JMor," "Dying Child nnd till Alltel of Deulli," Oh I pooi tllh cauld und nwllitw 11 lllgliUnd M.iry," Gray," and his celebrated Cun tula, I I A QUEEN," In The Miole accompanied on the Piano Forte.

'i'ickt'ts 0 To commence at o'clock. jjjgLs'. W. Corner of Pub'lc Square, IrliiuhfiHtt, Ohio. J'.

P. Wilts and GEO. W. WAHINO, Proprietors, Mniiilleld, 21,1853. illf C.

A 3 CoOITJt, CLAKK, JoilS COOl-PIt. Mount Vcrnon, Ohio. LOCOMOTIVES AND STATION IVL AKY KMC1NE3, Bull lloadOax, Car Wheels, Boilers Mill Gearing, all on tho most Improved Warranted, nmildtf CHOICE; I'OK SAMJ. A large and splendid assortment cf Green I iSPrl'tonts, hardy tjlirulu nnd Hores, be offered tor iheap for cash to-morrow morulDg, at 3 Old Post Office, (Wests'Block,) Columbus Avenue. Call an see thtriii.

A. A. BIUTTON, of Gluciimun. Sandusky, May 20th, 1SW. dSt AN OIllUIVAiVCJ-: To prevent Jtfinc'tiil iitul lie-erection or Construction of wltfitn certain Sbd.

1st. Be it ordained by the City Council of the Clly Sandusky, That, from and after the passage undduepubllcu tion of this Ordinance, it shall be unlawful for any person Hhin thu limits described in the first bti'tiou ot an oniinauc passed April A. 1J.1S01, entitled "An Ordinance to the erection of Wooden Buildings," to remove, from Its pres ent site and location, any wooden hulldliig or structure, th erection of v. hich Is prohibited in caid ordinance, to any othe lot, site or location, within the limits described la said ordi nance, and that every such removal, within said limits, here after iniuif, shall be held and taken to be a new erection with in the meaning of bald ordinance, and shall subject the oflende to all the penalties, and consequences uhich are pro vided in said ordinance agulnst the erection of Wooden Build inps within said limits. Passed May ISth, A.

D. 1S33. DAVID CAMPBELL, President of the Council. Attest: fKEB't. W.

COGSWELL, City Clerk. 'XO theIstof June, the Housed Perry Street, now occupied by Peter Upp. liiSL Inquire of A. H. DAJUIBR OO.

Sauduslry, May 20, 1S53. dim ATES'JT A I A Of NEW GOODS AJ by Express, 2ulh, 1S53. Gimp, und Galoon Trimmiogrf of every style and color, largo stock. Black Velvet P.ibbdn, all widths. Jaconet Ui.uds, India DifiRty.

Be llaige, ull grades. Bonntt Cord, Black Embroidered Braid. Light Blue nil wool M. De Raines. Cotton and Liueu Floss In any quantity.

nm20 JIONKOE i PECK. WELVE A S.I-.AVE --Narrative Sol. Northrop, a tree- Negro, who was kldnapptd it Vt abhington and sold into twelve years slavery, rescued 1 January last. This Book la the to Dncle Tom' Cabin yet published. DERBY CO.

F' ou inalS pinrc goto DERBY GO. EHN Port Folio, will reiuly next week. DERBY lS Wholeihlc and Kuall Ell BY Ar will publish, Mny BOIIDE1 WAHS OF TIIE WEST, comprising the Frontier War of Pennsylvania, Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois Tennessee and Wisconsin, embracing Individual adventure among the Indians exploits of Hooue, Kenton, Clark, Lo gau, llriuly, Poe, Morgan, and other border heroes of thi West, by John Frost, L. L. 600 illustrations.

anted to cam a 1 for the above, to whom liberal in ducements will be given. Address inalS C.L. DKItBVi Publishers. I fi hereby Riven, that in. pursua.ce of a certain mortgage tc me executed by Kbenwer G.

Allen and William Johnson Feb. 14th, IS-'jS, I shall offer at public sale to the hijjhwt bid der, on Saturday, tbe 23th day of May, A. 1533, between the hours one and four o'clock in the afternoon, at the foo of Colnuibua Avenue in Snndusky City, the Scow Gerro GortK together with all her rigging, anchors, chains aud oilier equipments. W. CONVERSE.

S-induaky, May 1 Utd I.V XIIG I I 2 1 AGAIN- rptlK A1ICADIA Union Uloclc, Columbus Aveoui J. having been renovated and furaUbe anew, ii "gain open for Ihe reception of gueslJ. of all will be served up in their season atfl tsoroent's notice, any hour of the day or night. Rooms over the Post Office. I nmlTtr I.PUENATT.

WNKUS of Water Lots on Kali Kami Street, are Iw notified and required to fill their Lots and thtra In conformity with the survey of itw Kail Koad, vrtthlt thirty fSOl days from date. JJy onVr of City Council. DAVID CAMPBELL, President. F. M'.

COGSTFLL, Clerk. rv rtrjv. HIS celebrated Chinese Skin beautifjinp am preserving the ekin and complexion, preventing eruptions itEY' XJCW ISAICJEHV fc CONFECTION All V. On Jackson, Between Water and Market Sts. HE subscriber leave to inform the citizens of San dusky thai he is prepared to supply them nt all timu! with Bread of all kind-, together with Cake, Plea, Crack ers, Ac at wholes ije or retail, at fair prices.

My loiitf experience in Ihlj business will enable me to siii all. and furni-h us good mi nrticle in my line us can be found elicuheru. JOII.X NE17M1ER. S.mdu-ky, MayJTlh.lSnS. dtf AXTHACTION! ONROE A PECK, will have ready for inspection at o'clock precisely, choice (-election of new nnd beautiful Goods, for the Ladlea Come early, if you ith to have the first choice.

Consisting of the Speaking tli.it Coikr. ladles' n.ibftfi, beautiful patterns. Fiue asaortmtut of Collars. Muslin Hands, cl.ibonite Mylca. Dimity Ladles' Corbtite.

Qret-n Crnpu Liese, White Moreen, Black Lawn. Beautiful Merrltnnc Prints. mali Alii: NOW for this Cold and Wet Weather. received our second Inrpc invoice of Goods which arc adapted for these tlrats, con blstnig of heavy Satinets. Tnmls, Kentucky Jeans and Cashmeres Alrfo heavy SuairnerStufla and Linens for rnenV nne bo s' wear, winch will be needed soon.

AH of which ill be sok at ttmtemJt and ecery wholesale nnd retail customer who gives us a call. HUBUARD A SHUPAKD. NEW GOODS. ECEIVED last evening by Express, Black fcllks, nil widths. Desirable colors of Marceline and Florence Silks, Steel, Tan, Brown, Maroon, A.C.

llroad Black Lace. Heavy EnplUh colored Uoae. Heavy English Hroxvn Half lloee. Embroidery Silks, Paper Cambric, Ac. mall MONUOK PECK.

JLOTS FOK SALE. IIE following Lots, tftuntein subdivision of Out-Lot Ko.30, or JHoren's Annexntlon to City, to i Lots Nod 1,2,8,4, 7, 8,9,10,11, 12,18,14, and 16. Also, the three rods of Lot No. 10 on Meiga Street, together with the Ilrick House thereon Standing. Jnqnire of mlO HOMER, GOODWIN.

HITE Fr.AWNKLS.-- We have a very full stock, all widths and grades. afl MOXROK A PECK. A ILS, AVOOI, I'ltlNTKD TABLE COVKRS-very elegant goodi, for sale by mnO MOMltOK i PECK. CKAI'K SIIAWI.S can be bought cheap at MONHOB I'KCK'S. ISHUSIIHSfersalehy lnn9 MONROP.

Sc PECK. A. R. Wholesale and Retail Druggist and Dealer Linseed Oil, White Lead, Zinc Paints, Hed Lead. Litharge.

Dye Bunilmky, Ohio. aO iUJSSIOS AIVIS Sni'I'OKTKIlS--A largVaT sortment of all kinds to he had at mnC A. n. IlELDEN'S. I Sll.lIHvS.- This day rj ceived by Express another bcnutlfu! assortment of Transparent Window Shadc.1.

With this together fllh the large I hnd on hand, I can suit all who arc In wantuf any thing in this line. A. mnMlf Union Block, Columhuq Avenue, Sandusky. A nnd C.4, Straw Mattings arc now opening at JSJj JJL I-YON CO'S. CAHPUTIKMSt--The belt selected stock of to he found In Northwestern every grade or Three Ply and Ingrain, arc now on exhibition al tlio "Crystal Palace Store." ma4ilif 1.1,.

I.VON OO. II. ftRioiAN gross of thli O'ntmcnt Just rceelveil nnd for sale wholesale and retail, by A. R. HKL1)KN, nruggist.

ASItr.TS! to tfic attention of ladies to cur Invoice of Work which, being selected with euro, cannot fall (o please, since we lave three hundred varieties. BOURNE A TOnnRV. rui.vrKHX--.IOI« have sev- crnl Fonts of Worn! Metal JOB TYPE, in good or- Icr, which we will sell on terms, wfi'ch mmt prove satisfactory a AHo, some good npSMAwtf COOKB A CO. BUMMEH Trulu i will leave Ba P. stopping only at the with the Norwalk ft Cleveland Clevelam cliumtl Itailroad, ami with Cei NOH AN It CXKvFT IIAII, ItOAO.

I with tne Mlclduan Northern this Lake Bhoro Pittsburgh Ual! Koails, the only Entire Rail Bead line Between East and v. lie best nnd most expeditious route between Tin uad fit Louis. Summer Arrangement. On nnd after Mourlay, MaylClh, PaiueiUHJr Tnl. (Sundaj-B excepted) as follows: run LEAVE TOLEDO' Ilcllevue, M'ouroeville, Norwalk and I.EA.VK CLEVELAND Day Express at T.C.O A.

slopping only at Norwnll roevllle, Itellevuo and Vremonl. Accommodation nt 10.00 A. stopping at nil guu. Night Express at S.OO A. stopping only ul OL walk, Mouroeville, IMlevue and Fremont.

Su Caunvctini; liirectly AT TOLEDO with trains of Michigan Southern and Indiana lull lload for Chicago Knd way utallong the Chicago A Kock Island Hallroad, mid Ulver, fonuing a line to St. Louis. Mintf, AT UKLLEVUB Trains of Mad River i Lake PH. roail for Saudnsky City, Spriugfleld, Dayton; diauapolis, Ac. AT MOXHOKVILU! wllli trains of Mansfield SaodiuW road for Sandusky City, Shelby Junction, Columbus 7 rlllc, Newark, ic.

AT GRAFTOS with trttlus of Cleveland, Columbus i oin nail Haflrosd for Colurnbua, Clnclnimtl and waystallon. AT CLEVELAXB with trains of Luke Shore Railroad for York and Dostou. via DuUdlo and Albany and for New via Dunkirk; with trains of Cleveland 4 for Pittsburgh, Baltioiore and Wasld mcET i Norwalk. May 10, ISM, malSdtl fiETIT MOOT AND SIIOK STORE J. P.

BE AS ARE opening a large and stock or BOOTS and SHOES, LEATII.f EU and FINDINGS, to which the attention of the citizens and ihe adjoining country, Tneir sji, priwa, in part, Gent's Stoga, Kip srul and Morocco Brogans; Cloth-top Lciilherand Congress Gaiterv; Calf and Patent Leathpr 1C suih Shoea; French Patent Leather StrapSboes Button ers, Oxford Tied, Slippers; Ladles Calf, Enameled and Voiw" eo Uooujes, Shoes, Buskins, SUppecs, Stin Bronzp A Leather Oaiurrs; Boy's Boots, BrogaDf and Gaiters, Drouec UusLIns, liootees and Shoes of all kinds. A lot of Superior Bnanuh and Oak Sole Leather, French Cilf Bklni.I'ateni Leather, Frencli. Oll-drtssed ud ErushMorecra Buck Skins, French Opera Calf EklnB, a article. and Bindings, all colors and qualities. A full SrorL Toola, Patent Boot and Ehoe Trees, CrUnpiog Forms and Screws.

J. P. U. A Co. have commenced monufacluring and will loon be prepared to execute orders for kinds of Ladles' ui Dents' Boots, Shoo, Gaiten, ic.

Repairing done with and dispacth. Please call and examine our Goods. We hope to merit ail receive a. share of yoor patronage In Ihl3 department of tnk. Itoontin East End Empire Block, Greeii Front.

J. P. BEAN i CO. fiandujky, diwtT SPl-ESIlUlTTjAJlIlVK'J' riTBNITVUE. D.

H. L. HOWB, No. 483 Pearl Street, York, invite the attention of the will rUlt tlie diy ibis season, to their tx- ipfl tensive assortment of fashionable, veil made 1 Cubinet Furuiturc. HOSEWOOD AND MAnOGANY.iD Parlor sulu.

Eiimel Painted in cults, together a full iiml general assortment. PHcea as the lowest. lease preserve this card for reference. ma-id3in ICC FOH J1OXJELS, riE underslpned will deliver fantilitH or at Hotels, Rtitaurants, during UieB oti reavinuble termj. Orders left nt the Verandah Hotel Tifi he promptly attended IP, nnd are respectfully rpnE Copartncrebip of EjplreilbTlimltatto JL on the 1st May, ISiS.

OIIIUS May 4th ISM. lv BOTLEn. The rrtxluce and Cornminion noslneii will he continue! by the unuerjlgneil, who ia prepared to make adiancei on all kinilfl of Produce with prirllege of sale in thUoreiwtern tnnrkeU; am! all orilers for the purcbaie or isle of properly will recUre prompt attention. S. IV.

liUTLEIL Iletcr to B. J. Qmna, n. S. FLTST.

Cathier; J. A. TO, A the earnest vollcltatlon of many persons, who hare wen the heneflclalcQVcttf of Mother'i. have been Induced to procure theltuency for It9 sale In this place. Please read the certificate of Mj.Oile.

I do certify, that my wife made ose of one bottle of the medicine called Ihe Molher'e Relief, which had the deilred effect; and I firmly believe il lo be one of the greatest blefl- ings ever conferred oil mothers in giving birth to has been laken in ray neighborhood by others, aud it hid the complete and deired effect. would recommend it ii) iQ ho are destined to become I) 8. COLE, Member of the Jleth. Epic. Church, Ponaleby 'A.

R. BELDEN. ma26 Prognlit, Sandaity. CABEIAGE MAKINO, all kind! of done rlghtand rtghtup, a Shops, on the corner of Xvlet and Wayne Streets. The Jlornc Mioi'liiK, under thcdlrectloanf P.ContiT, the best Shocr In Northern Ohio, will be attended to OIIAS.

RICE. Bondusky, May 7, jtf pg Sandnsky, Ohio- L. AXnilEWS having leased the above Hotel for a term of years and thoroughly and refurnished It, invites the patronage of tile public. He will endeavor to make it as pleasant und comfortable to hfo guests as any Uouse in the City. The Verandah 1 pleasantly looted, convenient to business und has undergone a thorough renovation.

CaU and Sandusky, May 3d, 1853. d4w-50 prices. The subscribers have on liand a quantity of Lanterns, of ah kinds which Ihey sell at the lowol l. ey se a TORUEl. RAIL UOAB A VERY large assortment of "gangster's Patent SpnnE Bottomed Lanterns," Just received by L.

n. KIL- HOURXH, at his and Chandelier Depot. Hail Iloads and country Merchants supplied with LanterM ofalldescrilitiotis. In any quantity, at a discount (for on the regular manufacturer's price. Address, L.

II. KILI10ORNE, ap23 No. 2 Campbell's Block, jr. it. A TTORNKY AND COUXSKLLOR AT LAW and Solicitor in Chancery, Beliefontainc, County, Ohio.

Special attontlon glxcn lo Collections In Ohio and Indians, ar.il Purchase anil of Real Kslate. WALL, PAPER! TILL ANOTHER ARRIVAL AT finest assortment In the city, of thi! vory best, qlialitl and cheap enough to suit any purcliaser. Don't forget to call al No. 2 Campbell's Block. FANSfV FJGKIV'S NEW HOOK.

ERN LEAVES, from Fanny's Port T0 from the spirited and popular author, Fanny Fern, W' 1 )e i eady by the 1 Oth of May, 1000 copies arc already orderci advance of publication. Thu above work will be pnblMtt" simultaneously by Derby A of Auburn, Buffalo, Geneva, Cincinnati and Snndo.ky. Persons aladlstnncc by remitting he retail price, ($1 will receive a copy by wHlagc. The trade supplied at regular wholesale prices. Address C.

L. DERBY i IS THAT mcclltis of Washers was held the other night to express their inn nt tlln nv A A l. lAt'DnV A TO. COtltl 0 8 PAPEIM-- Tim on hand constantly rccicvlrig of the cheapes'i wt nnd superior qalily of Wall Paper, comprising ine icantlful colors, Wcnrls and paltcrns ever before ini" nt ro lantmil snanef, colors, nlends nnd patterns ever iced Into this market. Call and see the assortment ircha'ing.

At lIF.linv A CO'8 kfOIIK IVKW large arrlvtl -IM. Ihll comprising CTcry thing In the ww (taple Ooodn, llleached Sheeting and Shirtings, I IWI3JV stock of Table i-y i ncrs LJ Sheeting, Pillow Towels of very good and wft can mate it an onjcct for all wn ttools to brfy of nf. CtJHT-AIWS, DraptryMirsllM.TMIej,Toilet Cavers, white iwtd colored, by rtrc HRPMVP.