Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1852-04-30

              VOLUME XV. COLUMBUS, FRIDA.Y MORNING, APRIL 30, 1852. NDMBER 249 PRINTED AMD PUBLISHED BT SOOTT fc BASOOM. OFKICK JOOMNAL BUH.DINQS, HIOH ANDFIABL STBSBTS. COUNTING ROOM ON PEARL STREET. TERMS Invariably la advance. The Dully, to parsons In Columbus, per year 8 00 sent Dy man oui 01 uoiumuus 8 00 ' during the session, and Tri-Weekly balance of tar , ii Columbus BOO lly mall J 00 The Tri weekly by mall 3 00 Weokly In Columbu tl 00 Outul thneity; by mail, single . . 1 50 To clubs ot tour and upwards 1 SS To clubs ot ten and upwards, to one sddrc.at. 1 00 Dally. session 900 Tri-Weekly 1 00 Weekly, sfnglo BO To clubs of five and upwards 40 Advertising, i-h.inllowiiiir ratea and rules of sdvnrtislni have been agreed udou between the proprietors ol the Ohio Stoienum and the Ohio 7 . , ... l-T. ,.V I 1- -II - -I.... .1.1. J.,., I.iItt Male Jiinrnai, w no . iniwiiin - 0, 1H4U Dally Paper. Our square, 10 Unea or less, ono insertion each additional " m 1 week 1 .i i .,... '. II i 'A ' . . ii ii " 1 month ii ii Mai ,, ii a " ii ii u i : it ii ' Staudiug card. 5 linns or less, perannum . . 0 SO 035 . - I 50 9 00 . . 3 00 . 4 00 . 6 00 8 00 10 00 . 15 00 . is oo 10 00 . 20 00 aa oo eoluinn.witn acnauRcs, S ii ti l'J ii changed weekly daily with aehanges i 6 ' . m 13 " ii changed weekly S5 00 ao oo 80 00 .35 00 40 00 45 00 55 00 aany 130 00 Ollioroaeno provided for, chargeable In conformity with the above ratca. ... The standard of measurement to be minion type. For each additional square in the dally, inserted one month, or a greater length ot time, and for each additional square Inierted under the yearly rates, halt price. No advertisement to be considered by the year, unloss It Isspe-cili-ii on tiio manuscript, or previously agreed upon between the P"uul'ihers not accountable for the aacuracy of legal advortlse-ramit. beyond the amount charged for their publication. Announcing candidates (lor offices ot efery description) to be charged at the rate of fifty cents per week, lor each name j the same to be, in all cases, paid in advance. All advertisements from strangers or transient persons to bo onid in advance. , Advertisements not marked on the copy for a specified number ol Insertions, will be cuutinued one mouth, unless ordered out, and payment will bo exacted accordingly. ' The privileges of yearly advertisers will be conlincd rigidly to their regular busiuess: and aU advertisements not pertaining thereto, to be paid for extra. .nit... Advertisements for Auctioneers, General Agents, Real Estate Agents, 4o not to bo contracted lor by the year, but to be charged by the piece, at the usual rates. NO AUVXaTISRMBNT CAN B INSKBTED OBATUITOCBLY. Aiiict'ieeientslorchari table Institutions, Ire companies, ward, towuslnp and othor public meetings, and such like.to be charged btt)e'i'l!'in!rtcd without charge, unless accompanied by funeral Invitation or obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to be V Hera'a. advertisers, and all othersscndlng communications or reouiii.H notice., desiring to call attention to lairs, soirees, con-eom or-nv imoltc entertainments where charges are made or almi un.-.-:-ll notices ol private associationa-every notice dMi -.uedt., "aU atumtlon to private enterprises, calculated or in-tended t.. iiinm ita individual interest, can no y be inserted with ih understanding that the same is to be paid lor II intended to be inserted in the8editorial column, the same will be charged at the rate ol not less than ! cents per line, and then only when accompanied by an advertisement. All leaded advertisements to be charged not less than double the above rates, and measured as if solid. Advertisements on the Inside exclusively, to be charged at the rate of 50 per cent, in advance on the above rates. AtbirneyawlllbH holden for the price ol inserting advertisements brought in by tbem. HOMEOPATHY. DHH COULTKR St BARNES ounouuee to the citizens ot oo-luinbus and vicinity that they have formed a partnership tor the practice of til i Healing Art according totberetrmt..ry law of Uomecpathy. Tuey expect also to cure their patients without that severe an I terrible medication which makes them worse before thnv can be made better, or sinks them nearer the grave helore there is any ellort to ral.n them. ryoilleo In the Odcon HuldlnR. He.idnco of Dr Coulter corner of elite and fourth streets. Residence of Dr Barnes, Town St., South side 4 doors west ot Third. apl J tl ... v . mUDII 1. n f il n III b ie rl o KKIUr-tluckeye Block, corner of UighandBroau,treets over Haynbs Ac. Obobob'b Grocory . marll DU. HOUERT TUOMPMO.VH OFKICK, O. 4, Nell'e Exrhnnge. opposite the Secretary of State i otnee, uign street, tumwui. NATHAN BROO-S, Jaatlce of the Peaces OIHce in the locm tnrmerly occupied by Justice Evans, south of the Franklin Bank, up stalrs! l tiKKK, ABBOTT & CO., EALERSin Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, Nai.sGlass.llouse Builders' Materials, Farming and Mechanical fools, Military D uoods, arc, :o. no. j jub" '"" 'b-- ' A. B. BUTTLES, Attornrynnd Coiinaellornt Low, Oolnmbns, ". Office, No. 2, Nell's Exchange, opposito Secretary ol State soffico-. Jy27 . . - IIUL nn nt th. 1,111 I'lUMXIK. WALTER THRALL, Attorney n nil Conn-eMor nt Lnw.Cn iimban, Ohjo. A LSO, a Commissioner to tke the Acknowledgment ot Ueeas A. for the State ot New York. "t21) JAMEM A. WILCOX. Notary Puhlle and CommUeloocr for New York ana Wlaconaln. AT the Office of P.B. - J. A. WILCOX, High street, near Brosd. mh.-i!lm' J. R. TUTTLE, ATTOaNRY ANO COOMUXLtOB AT LAW. OFFICE Nest door south ol City Bank Buildings, 0Ter81i inn's Srtdlry'nr. Coin bus. Ohio. nnlH-dwly a.Hn.l. mt.l.KVAV. liKsnr r. rAOX. 4 A WAY CB I-AU, a rroiiNE rs at law. WE will practice law, as partners, in the Courts of Franklin and art ioining counties, and In the Circuit and District U.S. Courts. Office in Piatt's new building, opposite State House, mayfitf - JOSEPH r. BMITII. SAMUEL . MILLS. MiMITII MILLS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Renl Eatnte, Bounty Land and Prnalon Agent, Two doors East of High, on Town Street, COLUMBUS, OHIO, ... ATTEND to tho prsctlce of their Profession, obtaining Pensions, buying, selling and obtaining Land Wurants, selllug and leatiog Heal Estate, examining land titles, collection ol clams, 4c, dtc. y Letters from a distance must be post paid. P r. C. SK38IONS. L. B. HAKBIS. F. C. SESSIONS ot CO.. WHOLKSALX ANO BKTAIL DXALEBS I IS DRY UOODS, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Csps, Straw Goods, to. Four doors south of the American, Columbus. oc!8 JOHN W. BAKEB. BOBKBT ABMSTBONO. BAKER fc ARMSTRONG, A O EAL ESTATE BROKERS and GENERAL LAND AGENTS. W' IV Office, South room Exchange Bank Building, Columbus, O. LOCIAN BUTTLKS. THEO.COM3TOCK. OEO.O. COJS8TOCK. BUTTLEH, CO.USTOCK ot CO., (Successors to B. ComstoeX t Co.,) FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCH ANTS, I.ard Oil Manufacturers, and dealera in Salt, Plaster, Fish and Lumber. Head of the Canal, Columbus, Ohio. Liberal advances made on consignments. mtrv J. RIDUWAY ok CO'S Iron Fonndry, Broad atreet, near the Bridge, Colam-bun, hlo. gtoves ol all kinds.and a great variety of Castings,alway son hand. octl.Ml II. E. SMITH, Auction and Commlaalon aierchant, No. 3, Odeon Anction Baldoi( 0olMmbll., ouio. ALL kinds of Merchandize, Real Estate, Household Furniture te to., sold on reasonable terms. Persons wishing any de-acription of goods sold will iind It to their advantage to call. Liberal advances made on consignments. Columbus, Oct. ), 185L-tt HENRY CHEARS ot ABIJAH H.CHKAR8, House Palnteninnd Paper nnnBrr., Hlghstrect,between Spring and Long streets, Columbus.Ohlo juau-oiy iinnnis A MAHON. WHOLESALE and Retail Dealera In gas fixtures, ClnclnnBl Ohio. 411 Main St., above Court. Chandeliera.ta., at Kaatorn prices NOTICE. THE undersigned have this day associated themselves In busi-runderthelirm ot WM. RICHARDS t COg at the old .UnTol Wm. Richard.. No. 1, Neil House. Columbus, Febmmry 1, 1851. WL H. BLADE, ' The liberal patronage with which our Wends and the pnblls raerally Aaw favored us, is gratefully acknowledged ; andaam- ,(. of the same Is pe,uuTir;,:,II.Rr,, co February 1, 1851. WM. RICHARDS t LO. All persons having unsettled aeconnts with the late Hrrn ol Wis. Richards, are invited to call and settle the same h eosh or February 1,1851. l""10 manil CHINTZ. New and beautiful styles, Jost opea tnuwuss i-nnvv AMIS MSIITAIN'14 MAGAZINES for March, on hand, and for aale at the V..!f ..i Penodical DeootToa High, near State W,bj " iieawti -a.aoMTii.o8s. INSURANCE. Thoae who wish for Fire Inaaraace will please read the following Heperc of the FJtANKXIN VIHK INHUHANUK COMPANY, OF i-iiii.AUL.rniA. QHOWINO CA8U AH6H.TT6, January 1st, 1852, Invested as KJ IOIIOWSI First, alortgsges, chiefly In Philadelphia 4)957,513 64 Heal Estate purchased at Hberllt sale 84,377 78 Temporary Loans on Collaterals 125,605 71 Stocks, valued at (IB.SOfl cost 62,325 50 Notes. Bills receivable. &e B,W6 80 Cash 411,48139 $1,284,390 94 r"IN8UKANCE AUAINKT FIKE In the above eom. pauy, oy letHyttj WAKKtN JkniunB, sen Hartford Life and Health Insurance company, OFflCB-POST OFFICE BUILDING, HA R fFOJW, COt Capital and 8urplu over I.OO.OOO. DUItlNQ TWO YEARS' BUSINESS ISSUED NEARLY 4000 POLICIES. NO HEALTH RISKS TAKEN BY THE COMPANY. THE HARTFORD LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE COM PAN Y take risks on Life, grant or uurchase annuities, eon. fer endowments, and make contracts noon and appertaining to aeierrea una revistonary interests connected wuu me nsas, agreeaoiy to tne powers ana privileges conierrea Dy inecnaner. sne ntisinoss oi tne company is cnnauciea npon ine Joint Stock and Mutual plan. at the oDtian ot the insured, thus meeting the wants and cir cumstances ol thepublls more fully, It is believed, than purely mutual companies can oo. Annuities will be (ranted or nurchased. and endowments con ferred on terms highly favorable, and according to the ratea of me most iioerai and well conducted companies m in is country and in England. The charter of this Comoanr nrovides that the wife may In sure the lilo ol her husband, and the amount to be paid be se cure lrom creditors at bis deatn. An equitable sum will always be paid for policies surrendered to the company before they expire. Traveling, sea, and foreign resideuco permits will be granted at a small extra premium. Policies on lives of persons coin to California will be granted on the Joint Stock principle only, and at an extra rate ol premium.Extract from the Certificate of the Comptroller of the State of Connecticut, dated JANUAHY IIU, IDJI. 11 The crest success and nrudrmt management of this company, together with its well invested capital and surplus, entitle it to the entire confidence of the community, and 1 recommend t-In my opinion equal In strength and ability to the be o.tltu-lions of the kind in the Union." (Signed' l.b. Rnrus G Vinnkk, Comptroller. The Board ot Directors Is comnused ol active business men with cauital and character involved, and giving their personal attention to the management and control of the transactions of the company. J AS. DIXON, President, vv m. 1. uuujicn, viiwrieiujvui. Hknbt L. Millkb, Secretary. Hartford, Dec. 10, 1851. Pnmiilileia. Annlleiitlnna. and all necessary Information upon Ihe subject, can be had by calling on the AGENT, or W. ill. Fimuu, under r.xcnango nans. JKL.I-ll.nn ur.u, VI. UOJVOIUVA, ngrui. Filtsbnrsh Life Insurance Company. PERPETUAL CHARTER, WITH A CAPITAL OF 8100,000. riHIS Compauv makes every Inturanet appertaining to or 1 connected with Life Ruks, on the Juint Stock and Mutual rates eombiued. On the Joint Stock plan, tho rates are one-third less thou those charged by Mutual Companies, and fifteen per cent lower than the rutea of most Stock Companies. Tho Charter permits the granting ot insurance on cno in c. ry form, including the right of Wife, Children, Potent; or CreaV Uor$, To insure the Life of another for their own exclusive benefit, payable alier death or upon the parties arriving at the age of 50, 55,60 or 03 years. orriLcuo. James S. Boon, President! Sam'l McClobkan, Vice Prcsl- don ; Joskph 8. Leech, Treasurer) Chables A. Colton, Secretary. . Ullvr-OiOilo. Jamfs 8. Honw, Joseph 8. Leech, John S. Dilwobth, Chakles A. Colton, Sam'l McClcbkan, William Phillips, John A. Wilson. BOARD OF FINANCE. Hon. William Wilkins, late Secretary of War. Hon Walteb Forward, late Secretary of Treasury. John Snydbu, Esq., Cashier Pittsburgh Bank. Malcolm Leech, Wholesale Grocer. Tliiimi desirous of Insuring, or in wsnt of information on the subject, will please call at the office, over the Book Store of Huntington t Maclntire, High street, Columhus, Ohio. n. u. mflnncinwii'Hci" Nona! AN Gay, M. D., Examining Physician, No. 4, Neil's Now Hall. decJMim. Washington Union Insurance Company, OK CLEVELAND, OHIO. CAl'ITAL. SIOO.OOO. INSURES the safer classes of property at reasonable rates ol nremiums. Norleks taken on the " Suecial Hazardous " class es, nor to exceed $3,1X10 in amount npon one risk, or in the same vicinity. By such means this Company expects to avoid any large and rutuoua loss by one Are, the great cause of thu Insolvency of so many lnsiiranco Companies. The receipts of the Company from March 1st, 1851, to October 1st, 1S51, were over $00,000. Losses in tho same period, 1U). Reports of tho standing and condition of the Company are made quarter-yearly. orribbits. Hon. Reuben Wood, President : D. B. Dunham, Vice Presi dent! O. N. Skeels, Secretary! Ueouob Myoatt, Treasurer. K. II. VANIfENSALAElt, Agnt for the above Company, is prepared to issue Policies and to furnish all necessary information. Office over Huntington & Maclntire'a Book Store, High street, Columbus doc5-6in. TIITTI.K'M ItKAI. ESTATE AUENCV. IN connection with my LAW OFFICE, 1 have opened an of flee for the purpose of transacting business as a Real Estate Agent. Any business In this line entrusted to me will receive the promptest attention. Deeds, Mortgages, Leases, and documents of a similar kind will be written and acknowledged on the shortest notice. Acknowledgments of Deeds, dec, when loen ol my Office, will be done vithout charge. And I would here say, that my price for any property offered for sale, shall always be the same as that of the owner himself, that the ctintiiicnce and integrity so necessary as between buyer and seller may not be destroyed by the agent. Inanrnnce, on tne most roasonaoie terms, ana ia goua Companies. OrKtcE, up stairs In Carpenter's Building, one door south 0 City Bank buildings. J- TUTTLE, deCIO Jieai CBttuo igi.iiii. COLUMIHIM AUENCV. Kentucky mutual Life Insurance Company. Cimrnnl. Pund 100.000. THIS Company oilers to the Insured all the security and advantages of the Mutual and Joint Stock plana (as heretofore applied) combined, namely 1 Low ratea of premium j an annual return, in cash, of the per ccntage required tor the contingent risk of the year ; an adequate, but not excessive provision lor thn future sneurit nf members for the whole term of lite, with an adequate interest in the accumulating fund secured to such members, at death, byeradita upon their policies: a guaranty fund designed for the permanent security of shoit term mem bers, and also tor tne present security ot inose ior too uoie term ol lile. This is tho only Mutual Life Insurance Company whose ratea nf nrnminin are fixed at a fair reduced standard, with a provis ion lor an annually increasing accumulation of funds (for future security) In exact proportion to the amount of business and the increasing risk lrom advancing age among the members. Pamphlets, Tracts, He., giving in oewn tne pian ana rio 01 the Company, furnished gratia, and applications received, by V " 1. R. TUTTLE, Agent. 8. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. ocat-a MUTUAL INSURANCE. Western Reserve Farmers' Insurance Company, PAINSVILLE, OHIO. P. P. Saneobd, President. Wm. L. Pebeins, Secretary. oc23-d J- K. TUTTLE, Agent. LIVES INSURED BY THE KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, CIIVIMiTON. KY. THIS Company has an actual capital ot One Handmd Thon annd Dollnra, and is managed by men ol the highest Integ rity and responsibility. Pamuhlets furnished, Information given, and application received by i. R- TUTTLE, Agent, iJr. a. M. DMITH, meaicai CXBOiiutri np.--u . j THE HARTFORD LIFE ANO HEALTH 1N8U RANCK COMPANY. WAnvanan. CONNECTICUT. C1APITAL STOCK, 9 1 0O,OO0! Thla Company, by tbelib-t .ml nrmiainna nf its charter, is enabled to otter advantages superior to those presented by any other Company in the United States combining as it does the Mutual, Joint Stock, and Life and Health principles i in all of which the ratea are as tavor ! to those assureo as aaiery to mem ana int vuiij sum u Thla Company ia the jfru and onlf on in the Union, or in the orii 1 1 hluTil. that has thus combined Its operations, and ottered to grant insurance with benehu both prestatandwosrc- ..... For tulldetalls In regard to terms ana eonainonareierencemay be made to the pampnieta to do naa gratis oi ins aueuv, oi oi . . ... - . . i.-.i ii . . . .... 'i1 1 1 . i.- i . Columbus, O, August 20, 1850. Insurance on Life and Life Stock. A GAINST loss or damage by Fiax.and against the perils of a .ha M. am, IMLiNB navioatton. on DroDertv oi evervue- scription, taken in the following Companies: UNION MUTUAL LIKE lNSUiK llMirani, Cnoltal.. v ,; ww. OHIO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCIN N ATI. OHIO. r-.ltnl $10O.OO. NEW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INS. COMPANY, NEW HAVEN, i:o.Mt"l'irii r. r.-.i.-i tSOOOO. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY, CIN:INNATI,0. Cnpllfil rwi uui UT1CA INSURANCE COMPANY, rTICA.N.Y, (Capital a 1 50,000. EMPIRE STATE HEALTH ASSOCIATION, ROJlE, NEW YORK. Capital tlO.OOO. EQUITABLE FIRE INS. CO.,UOFffJPON' Rrsxs lakea oa the a, oat liberal terms, and alllosars promptly adjaaiad. UalU-aAy l as wmaun, BOOKS & STATIONERY. Books and Stationery A RARE opportunity Is bow offered for purchasing Books Stationery, o., i ' 11' flRRiT BARGAINS! The undersigned are now ottering lor ssle, at the old store of Huntlnston Maclntire, tneir very large assortmens oi Law, Medical, theological. Historical and Miscellaneous Books. Also, aU the Classical and Common School Books in general nse. Large Family Bibles, School Bibles and Testaments, Blank ooois, c, at prices nereioiore uucquaicui STATIONERY. Can. Latter. Folio-Post. Uemy and Medium Paper: Mote Pa per, envelopes, vtsinngaua rnnters- baraa, mo. Also, a largo variety of Pocket Cutlery, including Rogers It Wolitenbolm'a fine Pen and Packet Knives. Gold and Silver Pencil Wold Peaa and Cneea Me. tallle Pens, oVe.i Pocket Book, forte-monnaiea The atlAtitinn ut ttuokaellers. Professional Men. Teachers and persons purchasing lor Libraries, and all otners, is respectiuiy solicited. Better barcralna are now oflered than can be had at any Book store in tbe Western country. ,.,,-,, lossu I., nniiiau. ' JAMES T. BURH, ' JalO Assignees of Huntington & Maclntire. Great Barsaios. N order to elose the business at tbe Bookstore of Huntington & Maclntire. the entire stock of BOOKS, STATIONERY, &e,, lsnowonered at uoprecedonted low price. CHEAP PUBLICATIONS. A lsrre variety nf lU'ht Literature will be sold at coat prices. itin.iriiALi iiiiiisan. ino auention oi tne aieuicai rru- fession is called to tbe extensive assortment of Medical Book! which wll be sold at bareaina. (IMSCKI.I.ANKOIIri WORKS. Amoni which will be found moat ol the late Duplications, as well as a great variety of standard ciaisieai and I neoiogicai woras. LAW HOOKS. Members of the profession about adding to molr libraries, would find it to their advantage to examine our sloe a ,ieiore purcnasmg i?.y."l ."" SAssimees jal3 JAMES T. BURM, IVICARAGCA I ita People, Scenery, Monuments, and the Lv nrouused Intarocesnio Canal: with numerous maps and 11. lustrations. 8vols.8vo. By E. 0. Squler, For saleattheNew Bookatore. mhlS J. H. RILEY &. CO. LAW BOOKS. K ENT'S COMMENTARIES. Seventh edition. 4 vols. Russel on Crimes. Sixth edition. 8 vols. Just published, and for sale at the New Bookstore. M mhisf J. 11. RILEYm CO. NEW BOOKH. Fresh I.envea from Western Woods. By Metta V Fuller. The Nnvnl Tnatltntlnna nf a. Rpnnbllc 1 an Address betore the Irving Literary Institute, by Wm. Maxwell Wood, u.o. navy. A Flliirlmnse to Eitvnt. embracing a Diary of Explora tions ot tbe Nile. Ry J. V. C. Smith, Editor of the Boston Med ical and Surgical Journal. This day received at the Hew uooxstore. ap5 J. H. RILEY II CO. NHW ItnilKM. JUST RECEIVED at tbe New Book Store Adrian, or Ihe Cloud ol the Mind by O P. it James and M. B. Field I Margaret Cecil by Cousin Kate The Use of Sunshine by 8 M., autnoress ol " tne Maiden Aunt," ate.; women oi inruummj-by Julia Kavanagle. J. H RILEY & CO. 1.HIK SALE An OUT LOT containing 1 acres, with a frame building, stunted on Friend street, opposite the Blind Asylum, inquire ol ,. BUglf OAAr.a OL siiraninomii OR SALE A two story BRICK HOUSE, containing six rooms, situated on the southend of Filth street. Terms es say. Inquire ot . lUgU nAlvciv anjioinuiiu, A If A It HI FOR HALE OR RENT. THIS fsrm Is situated within two miles ol the city, and contains 80 acres, 65 ol which aro Improved, fcnqulre ol sepia BAKER & ARMSTRONG. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. ONE or the most desirable vacant Half Lots in the city. Si uated on Town street, between High and Third streets. Inquire ol uug'-l BAKER & ARMSTRONG. J. WESTWATEH SOW, IMFOBTKB9 AND DSALKBS IN China, Glass and Earthenware, BIUTTTANNIA WARE, &C, Columbus, Ohio. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. WE have on hand a lot ot assorted crates, which will ue sold at New York prices, freight only added, and a large Jotol Glass Ware at factory prlcea, by the box. House keepers and othora are invited to call and examine our assortment ot China, Crockery, and tilass ware ', also a superb lot oi Fsncv Wares, such as Rich Vases. Tete a tete Setts, Motto cups and saucers, cut and engraved Bohemian tilass ware, Brit- n'u. .... fln...H r.Bnla.lnlr. Ta. and Tfthll. HlVWTni Cotlee pots, ice., &c., &o. Americun Table Cutlery, Gorman Silver and Plated Toa and Table Spoons, Corneliu's Solar Lard Lamps, Chimneys and Wicks, Looking Glasses, Waiters, Lanterns, and many other articles uselul lu house keeping. J. WESTWATEH & SON. Uoiumnus, August 10, moi.-iy HltKMdll f:HINA. GOLD BAND and White French China, comprising Breakfast, Tea and Dining ware, of new and beautiful shapes. Jnst received and for SBle, In aetts or separate pieces, at low rates, at the New Crockery Store. N. & G. rOSTER, OC24 date journal nuuuiug. TO PURCHASERS. WE have for sale two very desirable full-slxcd CITY LOTS, on tbe north side of Rich street, between Meadow and East Public Lanes. Those deslrlm a desirable building spot ihould give us a eall. They are cheap. a w ' omttu Mr ant i a docl9-d Real Estate Agents. FOR SALE. A SPLENDID TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, with HALF-LOT. on Friend street between Hish and Third streets. The house has nine well finished rooms, with good cellar under the whole house, and all the other conveniei-cea of a complete dwelling. Will be sold cheap, by JAMISON & TUTTLE, Real Estate Agents. fe6 BKONON A K IV A 11, EAL ESTATE, STOCK k ill ON El' BROKERS, ORlce In the Hnsement of the Koreal City Block, SUPERIOR STREET, CLEVELAND, OHIO Refer to Oov. Wooo, Ex-Gov. Fobd, Hon. J. W. Allen, non . J. Andbbwb. fol : CC. cfc C. RAILROAU STOCK wanted by . fol4 HRONSON at KNAPP. ml lH A WANTED ON LOAN, In sumsol aiswi, ,ULM $1600, 5O00, $6000, o.i secured on improv ed real estate in this city. Cleveland, Feb. 14, lbSa. nitunaun iuihit. SPLENDID RESIDENCES ON EUCLID STREET. Two ot tbe moat valuable residences on this street, tor sale Also three LOTS, ot 5, 7, and 10 acres. teU BRON90N A KNAPP. HOUSES AND LOTS, IN VARIOUS PARTS OF 11 TUB CITY OF CLEVELAND, for sale . f14 BRONSOM At KNAl r. FARMS IN OHIO, INDIANA AND MICHIGAN, containing from 50 ,o 500 acres, and varying in price lrom $500 to $7000, lor aale. felt snuncun oi. nnnirr. RIFLE BARRELS. 1 O DOZ. EXTRA QUALlTY.justrecetved.andtorsaieey 1a2 mhlO J- M. McCUNE CO. Iowa Land Agency and Exchange Oflicc, IOWA CITY. rni.nrAN. powki.i.. HART de CO. THIS Compsny have established a General Agency at the seat of Government for the purchase and sale ot Mexican War Land Warrants, and tor tbe location of Warrants Issued under the act ot September, 1850. The company also respecnuiiy tenner tneir serrices as pw for selling these Landa when patented, and lor paying taxes on Lands ol non-resiaenta. KK.fKKKNCKS. Stephen Whlcher, Esq., U. S. District Attorney, Iowa ; S. B. Shelleday, Esq., " Marshal " Register and Receiver " Land Office, Iowa City, Iowa ; Register and Receiver " " Fairfield " Register and Receiver " Dubuque " Hon. D. F. Miller, late M. C, Iowa ; D. A. January, Esq., St. Louis, Missouri! J. P. Eddy, Esq, " " Hon. Nenion Edwards, Alton, I noia ; John W. Vance, Danvilk " Garret Vliet, Milwaukie, Wiscjosin. Hon. E. M. Huntington, late om. Gen. Land Office, Indiana; Oliver H. Smith,! ndianapalia, Indiana j Alberts. White, Lafayette, Chancey Rose, Esq., Torre Haute, John Chambera, (late Governor of Iowa,) Kentucky, James Davies, Esq., Smitidand, " John Armstrong, Esq.. Greensburgh, Pennaylvania; Alexander R. Stephenson, Esq., Gettysburgh, Pennsylvania ; William McClellan. Esq, Cbambersburxh. ' Gen.O. H.W.Stull, Cumberland, Maryland. Hon. Richard M. Young, Washington City; Fits Henry Warren,-Henry Clay Henderson, Esq., Treasury Department, Washing- '"stajor Walter B. Morria, Memphia, Tennessee; Col. Sam'l R. Anderson, Nashville, " General Mcintosh, Georgia. John Bryan Esq, Custom House, Charleston, South Carolina. Rev. Benjamin Chace, Natebex, Mississippi. Hon. John McLean, Cincinnati, Ohio; Gen. Charles Anthony, Sprint field, W B Hubbard, Esq.. Columbas, " Col. John Noble, Columbua s (jyi CLOAKS, A GREAT variety of Cloaks, from tlS to (100 also, rich A. Cloak Velvets, eaa be found at tbe New Store of SHAPLEY at HALL. oe9 Backas'a Block. FIVE AND TBI ACRE LOT!. rpWO MILES from the city.anitahie for market gardens. For JX sale on nwwwa soma, saqauv m auiU BLTjni BALOWn. PIIILADELPUIA. JOSEPH HOW E Lis CO., t Hide, Oil, Kip and Leather; Dealers, t tin tit niiT,nniu,im.i.uri' timr i liL-l DtlfA l! ' NO.fil PHP.HTNI1TBTHEKT. PlUf.ADKLPFHA T BATHER received and sold on Commission, Jret of to- M-M rag; and liberal easn advances made on it, Merest-mil. . Tlarcroft Beaver At Co., ) W. H. Brown ft Co , PhUadclphia, ' , ' John II. Brown Co, J - I John Caldwell U Boa., ) I R. At C. Hays, . - , Pittsburg. ! John H. Ralston;-4- ' J Parker Askew, Belmont, Ohio. ' ' Samuel Scattergood, Salem Ohio tnhKKlm Spring JiaUresscs! i J. V, McElwib's Patknt, Mannfactured and tor sale by HAHTLEY & KNIGHT, : I ; At their llrdilinu and Carpet Wnrcliense, ' NO. 143 SOUTH SECOND STREET. PIIILADFLPHIA. HARTLEY cV KNMJUT, hsving purchased ot J V. Mo. Elwee the Patent Rlaht for the Sorina- Mattress ot his in. vention, intend making them In such a manner as will continue to merit tbe high reputation this Mattress bss already so dosenr. adlv aenulrad. ... ... - !' fp" This Mattress ean be used on either lido, and Is adapted to sacaing or Bias ootiom neusieeas. . i . . wwryj-iim " Competition the Life of Trnde." United States Clothing Emporinni. WHOLESALE WARE-ROOMS, NO. 177 & lT?Vi MARKET ST., (North side above Fourth,) At the "Sod Doors." THISnewand ExtensivnKeady MadeClothlngEstablishment, recently opeued by the subscribers, oilers inducements to SOUTHERN and WESTERN buyera in regard to low prices and immense variety of Stock, rarely to be met with. 1 be Increase of Ssles from a very liberal patronugn, has been such as to warrant their offering Clotbinir at unutmi low pricee, and car rying out the system of Large Sale and Small Prnjite." Orders from any part ol the United Status promptly exe. ouud and with special care. HEED, BKOTIIEKS C O., Philadelphia, Icnn. P. 8. Facilities will be offered buyers to purchaie on there- ularcreilit. Usual discount allowed to Cath ttuycre. declS tl. Important ta Manufacturers. rrtHE subscribers are prepsred to supply all kinds nf L COTTON ANO WOOLEN MACHINERY. of a superior quality, SHAFTING and MILL GEARING, with imoroved Coupling and Pulley; Self.Oiling Hangero (which require oiling only once in tnree monihi) ; LOOMS of a great va riety of patterns, for Fancy and Twilled Goods, from One to Eighteen Skutllttx also, for Plain coods. capable of runnlnc from 150 to 170 picks per minute. They are enabled from their extensive Improvements to produce Varna and Gooda with comparatively little labor i and Manufacturers betore purchasing their Machinery, will do well to visit Philadelphia and vicinity, where they can see the Ma chinery, with all the latest Improvements, in full and successf ul operation ; or they cam be referred to r actories in almost every State South and West, by addressing a line to the subscribers. Ai.rttr.u jcnivs as pun, Bridesburg, near Philadelphia. N. B. Plans nf Factories, with the location of Machinery, the simplest method of driving, and calculation of speed, furniiihed iron of charge. felti-dly Ileus's Perfumery and Fancy Soaps, THESE superior articles of Pbbvdheky, amongst which are enumerated his justly celebrated Lilly White, Oriental Ala baster, P. arl, Rouge, Tooth and Toilet Powders; Chinese, Velvet, Chalk and other approved Cosmetics. SOAPS. Walnut and Extra Fine Sand Brown and White Windsor. Floating. Palm. Almond. Fancy and Toi lei 8oana : Shar lng Cream, Hair Dye, Cologne Waters, Extracts for tba Handker chief, Ox Marrow, Hears Oft, crystal 1'omano (a new article), Eau Lustra! Hair Restorative, Hair Oils, i'hilocomes, A c, fee- are manufactured and for SBle by JOHN T. CLKGG, reriomer aoa inemisi, 48 Market Street, Mow Senmd, Philadelphia, ny MERCHANTS, don't forget thst CLEGG'S Is the cheap- 1st and most KXTIN9IVK Manulactory in tbe city. GIVE HIM A CALL. jav-oty v..rrpni i cd i"vyi ,v5 CONTAINING) NO ALCOHOL. AND especially adapted to the euro of these enmolalnta, In all t their various lorms. such as Dain In thestomsch. heartburn. habitual costiveness. oppression alter eating, acid eructations, sick headache, loss of appetite, jmndica, piles, niht sweats, coldness of tbe extremeties, flatulency, nervous debility, female oh-atructions, distention ot the stomach and bowels, dtxriness. psin in the side, torpor ot the liver, water-bras h. weakoess ol tne limbs, debility caused by fevers, climate influence or old age, and all diseases having tbeir origin in imperlert digestion, or a deranged enndition ot tha stomach. It la slso an excellent remedy, and notsurpsssed by any medicine known, lor all the pecu liarities oi iemsie complaints, neing entirely tree irom eveiy injurious property, and perfectly sale at all times. Its soothing and restorative tonic power is tbe secret of its great eflicacy in all cases ol general detnitty, and renders it an invaiuaoie remeuy for tbe prevention and core of lever and ague. The tone and energy imparted to to the stomach by this medicine, fortifies the system against infectious disrates, and exposure to changes of climate ; it is, in fact, an invaluable traveling companion. 'I ne uxygenaorMi uittera contain notning wnicn ran intoxicate and the medicine has no similsrny whstever to the various alcoholic mixtures, disguised as bitters," being a purely medicinal compound, in which are combined the most valuable reme dial agenta, and a peculiar oxygenated property, nitnerto unsown, but highly eflicacloua in alt complainta arising from weakness and derangement, or prostration ot tbe stomach and system gen erally. It ia a mild and agreeably tonic, removing all disagreea ble symptoms, and assisting nature in ner firnm to restore inn impaired powera ol tbe aystem. Numerous letters In poaseasinn of the proprietor, from those who hare been cured or greatly neneniiea vj inn neuicinc, can ue aera ' api'ticaiuja. mua pamphlets sent by mad to any part of the United Ststea. Among the numerous and highly respectable certificates we refer to tbe following t Prof. A. A Uayea, M. u., Plate Assayer. Prof. Edward E. P helps, Dartmouth College. Hon. Wm. Wood bridge, formerly Gov. ol Michigan, now I'. 8. Senator. Hon. J. T Morebead, formerly Got. of Kentucky, now U.S. Senator. Hon. Solomon Foote, member of Congress from Vermont. Hon. H. D. Foster, roemnor r Congress from Pennsylvania. Gen. A. C. Iludge, Ueteg ate In luwas tmes Iowa. C. C. Trowbridge. Kaq Preet. nf Stste Bank. Detroit, Mich. Rer J. Perry. D. D Windsor. Vermont Many other individualanf the highest respectability ean be re ferred to, who will confirm all that ha, been said In favor o4 this Invaluable medicun. Da. GEO. G KEEN, Proprietor, Windsor. Vermont. Reed, Austin at Co, Wholesale Druggists, No. 26 Merchants' Kow, Bostoa. iienermi Agents, ran- price, tl per bottle; six bottles for 15. For aale by O. ROBERTS at CO., Columbus. Also, by the prusctDrsgisutBaoa(boattaaWats. iapia-tn ww f Iff j: 'sTU&iCY URLSS COO PS I BGOTSHO v gsWx- CINCINNATI. VflltKG & IIEWSOW, AUCTIONEERS k COMMISSION MERCHANTS NO. 30 MAIN STREET, CINCINNATI. Anction Males of Groceries every Tuesday and Frl days af Dry lioods every Tboraday,, YORKE V HEWKON hsva always on hand a large as sortment of Groceries, at orivate aale. Atao Are Agenta of the ANCHOR MILLS, Pittsburgh, for toe sale oi tneir superior nrown eneetings. Also Agents ol theSOUTHOATE FACTORYfor tbesaleol their celebrated Manufactured Tobacco, ol which they bare atall limes on band, rive, tlgnt, ana pound Lump. sugM-dlyitoo Patent Metallic Burial Cases." TITE continue to manufacture and keep on band every aire and ' ' variety of finish of this Invaluable article, now rapidly superseding the use of wooden cohins wherever introduced, on account of their superiority for depositing in vsults, for protect lng tbe remains from tbs casualties incident to ordinsry Inter ments, (as their great strength prevents the earth from crushing I hi no and tbe gratification it affords the friends of the deceased. in the reflection that the remains are kept together In an imper- suable ease. As we bare recently reduced our wnoiesaie prices, we are now r Bering favorable Inducements to Undertakers throughout the West, and rospectfully solicit orders from them. w. j uavio at w. roh23 '' ' Corner Ninth and Main streets, Cincinnati. GIBSON HOUSE, Walnut Street, between Fourth and Fifth, CINCINNATI, OHIO, O. II. GEFFROY, Proprietor, Spfitf LATS or WALNUT STBSUT HOUSE. . HOOTH ANO frHOKH BV. io cases boy's prime Kip Boots ; 15 " youth's mm 15 11 " prime Cosrte Boots ; 10 ' women's Kip snd Split " 5 . Jinit. GoHt " 1 10 11 ' Buskins ' 35 11 children's Pegged and Sewed Boots; 15 ' misses' Huskinsand 11 30 men's Brogan's, and Kip, Split and Coarse 10 m Boys' Call and Kip Brogans 10 youths' m i Just received ,and ior sale at very low prices. . U. WEBSTER It CO., deeSS Corner Filth and Lodge. " 11 M (SHOES. Fire thousand pair on band, for sale aa low Vl" aa Ihe lowest. Call and examioe the assortment. Sizes to accommodate the buyer. E; G. WEBSTfcR at CO., aec'v iorner nun ana iiooge, utncionau. MOHtU CO, LAfSTINUH, LACKH dV GALLOONS. Our stuck is the lamest and the best in the city, and at very low prices. idecsuj . u. wtuoli-K at uu. OKK HOLES. 50 doien men's sad women's received yy this day by express, for sale low. derSa E. G. WEBSTER CO NKW-YOl.K ADVERTISEJIEMS. ZINC PAinT-WABUANVED PURE. miJE NEW JERSEY ZINC CO Wabbhousx, 45 Dey Street, New York furnish their Zinc Paints at the following prices : no. l, wnite, grouna in on. v cenis per 10. No. a, White, ground in oil, 8 cents per lb. No. 'J, White, ground In oil, 7 cents per lb. Brown and Black, ground In oil,5Vg cents porlb. Dry White of Zinc 6 cents per lb. Their WHITE ZINC PAINT equal weight covers, accord ing to surface, from 40 to 100 tier cent, more surface thsn any other Paint; retains its whiteness, brilliancy, and protective qualities for years ; is free f rom tho poisons so dangerous in oth ' pigments, to painters ano ten tints oi newiy paintea rooms, id resitts the suluhurous cos) gases, and foul air of ships, and as outside or inside Paint, does not tarnish or beeume yellow. tiround In varnlsb it lorms a ooautnui porcelain nnisn. I be French government hss sdopted Zinc Paint for all its uses. 'Ihe BROWN AND BLACK ZlNC PAINTS term directly a solid metallic coating en wood, brick, iron, Ac, admirable lor lire-proof qualiiiea. Tney are unrivaled for rail cars, depota, eng. nee, eta. For marine u.cs they resist the corroding ot salt water and weal nor, so latai to otner paiuts. ueaiers supplied on liberal terms, by MANNING & l-QUIER, Agents, apB-dJin ao uey Bt, new iorx. Looking Glass and Picture Frame Manufactory. nr. lift ofe l Fnravtb ftrret. N. V. rnilE UNUERSKiNED, having devoted his persona atten-1 lion for many yearn to the LOOK1NG-IULAS8 AND PICTUKE-KUAiMK BCHINKH8. ia fully competent by his experience to execute work of any description in his line thst will give SHtistsciion to the most particular. Being probably tbe LARGEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENTof he kind in this rouniry. It possesses sdvantagea over others in VARIETY ANO EXTENS1VENESS OF STOCK; and tbe L0NO bstablishrd and continual increase of trade from all parta of Ihe Union, with the many improvements the undersigned has recently made in his machinery, enables bim to sell bis articles at less prices than any other manufacturer ; snd he respectlully solicits his friends snd tbe public in general to call and examine is large aiaorimint ot LUimimi ulasdab ano rilyiuuc KAMhS previous to purchasing. On hsnd, ROSEWOOD. WALNUT, MAHOGANY and GILT MOULDING, of every description, and all leogthf, tor (hipping. All communications througb tbe post office will be thsnkiully received and punctually attended to. Direct to box 101, Chatham Square Post Office. mb31-d3m S J. SlGLER. LOOKING-GLASS WAKE-ROOMS Art ltepoaitory and Gallery. WILLI A ilIS, STEVENS WILLIAMS, No. S53 Broadwav, Sew York. LOOKING GLASS MANUFACTURERS, Importers and Dealers in First Class Ecbopxan Enohavimjs, abtistb Ma- ebials, Oil I'antinqs, Drawings, biAiUAr am Wobxs or Art okneballv. The attention of purchasers Is respectfully solicited, with tbe assurance that every article will be furnished of a superior quality at tho most reasonable ratea. mar5-3md. Fairbanks' Patent Platform Scales. (Improved In qunllty nnd reduced In Price.) A DAP j ED to every required operation ol welshing, aa Railroad Scales for 1'rsins snd Single Csrs, In use on Ihe principal railroads in the United Statea and Great Britain. WAREHOUSE SCALES. HEAVY PORTABLE SCALES, on wheels, lor Foundries, Rolling Mills, Ac. STORE SCALES, various modifications; COUNTER SCALES; HAY and COALSCALES, sic, '1 hese scales have been long known and severely tested ; and the universal confidence felt in tbeir accuracy and periect djuatmrnt is such, that they are regarded as thb stamdabd, from which there is no appeal. FAIRBANKS It CO., e water si, new tors. In Columbus, N. 8. Bkntois. mar5-3md 852. M:,Y SILK GOODS. 1S52. A. It. FKOTIIINGIIAM, OF the former firm of Cabliton, Fbothikohsh tt Co., having purchased the entile business of the late firm of Carle- ton A Co., has the pleasure of announcing to their customers, and the trade generally, that he will continue the SILK AND fANur. aiki uouus ousiness at tne same piece an uroao- "lie has now In store, of THIS SEASON'S IMPORTATION, a LARGE and COMI'LELE stock of NEW SPUING GOODS, consisting fin psrt) of t men mess nuxs. Printed Barigea. French Jsconets and Lawns. Rich printed M. De I sines Barege De Laines. New designs. Bombszlnes, andother mourning goods. Embroideries, Lsces, Trimmings, dto. Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs. Ribbons, Gloves. Silk Hosiery, Cravats, o Ac. Also, a full assortment of BH SLIN GOODS, of every va riely ; to all of which will be added the neweat and most cesirs-ble styles on srrfvsl. Mscy yesrs experience In the trade enables him to present to purchasers ample ioducrmenta to inspect his stock, which is offered on LIBERAL TEMMS and at the LOWEST MARKET FR1CE. A. K. FROTU1NG1JAM, 203 Broadway, Between John and Fulton streets. New York. Feb. Id, HV.-mb9 9m TUK NHW HTUHK OF nilAPLKV dV HALL 8 the place to buy Calicoes, bleached and unbleached Muslin, Ray State Shawle, Ac. cheap. oc2!t BLACK. FRKNCH MITTS. ITARIOUSqualitiea and prices some verysuperlor. f eeived.bv exDress.at Justre- jyf as. uuuutnu o VALUABLE PKOPBKTY ON THIRD STREET FOR SALE. AN unimproved halflot corner 3d and Stateatreets;alsoaeom modious Brick dwelling with 10 rooms and good out-build tngsnearlynew,corner3dand Rich streets. Enouireof HU1TLW, OUSS-"H"-n SL I.H. CALIFORNIA LIFE INSURANCE H1PK8. WARHKN JENKINS. General Insurance Agent, will receive applications for Lire Insurance, Including California Risks Call at Headquarters, opposite the Old State House, ctate street, Columbus. ttSS-ytl. lllll'HR.srl'HNlHllIMl ARTICLES. BRONZED METAL Hat and Coat and Ubibsblla Stands; Soap-atone Griddlea, oval and round ; Bnrnet'a Patent Wa ter Cooler, Filters and Coolers j Toilet Seta, ornamental and plain; Parlor Coal Vases; Pstent Bread-Cutters; Plate-Warm era; Planished Coffee and Tea Urns: Cake snd Spice Boxes Strange and Sits Bath es Pane: wanel Baxers; nea-cioinea Claaoi i new and very asetul article lor keeping bed clothes en : and s variety ot other articlea, rosy oo found at HEYL St.CLAIR'S, on children deelO Opposite the Franklin Bank. UUh atreet. COLlMBtt CITY STEAM FLOIH1ISU DILL FOR HAI.K. . . . rnniS MILL Is situated at the heed of the CanaL in the city of I Columbua. The bailding ia a large, substantial brick, with r.au imniin-wwr airt and theernaL There are Inn MivtnM nf abnot afrrentT4lTe horse nosier, three or four run of stoee, and all oiker maenmery necessary .jiug ssus mill, and all In gone order. . We an auinorlxed lo otter tuts orop-rii " ira.-fo.uio rami SMITH At MILLS, March L, lSSil Heal Estate Agents. SLEBVBS.CI7FFS AND COLLARS, faahlonable styles j-il W.A.J.C.stoCOYCO'8. Hails bio State Idurnal. FBIDAY MORNING, APBIL 30, 1852. C0SBZ8P0NDXHCX. Ni w York, April S3, 1852. We beve every indication of notber storm. April has been rainy month here. From its commencement, till Ihe present time, I doubt if we bare bad two days in sncceision of sunshine. The weather, too, baa been cold, and in thisritpect, very different from that which we expect at this season. I waa rather surprised this morning, at seeing- the proereta which has been alreadv maris in the nn. struction of the Sixth Avenoe Railroad. Some weeka bad elapsed since I was last in tbe Sixth Avenne, and in the meanwhile, I find that tbe work then scarcely commenced, lias been pushed forward vigorouily. By tbe first day of July, tbere can be little doubt that the road will be completed, and in operation. In this rail road, our citizens take much interest, and especially those of them who bad been long accustomed to hope that the good time would one day coma when the om-nibuasea would cease to monopolize Broadway, for now they think that this hope of theira will be soon realized. It teems strange that a railroad on the worst tide of tbe city waa not built several yeara ago. It was needed, and would nave saved, in a great degree. the confusion which hat prevailed tince in Broadway. For iu this cate, tne number ot tbe omnibussee would never have inoreased to that which it now it', but would have remained comparatively small. But for tome reason, though many atlempta have been made, every project to build a railroad for city travel, waa hilherto unsuccessful. Our Common Council have decided that Broadway shall be swept. Thit would have been joyont newt, even if the resolution bad not been more specific in ita terms. For then, sometime during the official exist ence of this body, we could anticipate one day wben the broom would be applied to the removal of the dirt from that thoroughfare. But we have fuller reason to be glad. Broadway is not only to be swept, but during the months, from'April to October, it it ti be twept aa often at three timet a week. I am afraid our City Father have imposed on themselves a task, which, in tbe fulfillment of the same, will prove severer than they ean endure. Tbey should have commenced by having the streets twept once every year) then once every month ; then once a fortnight, and to on. In thit way the change from the present custom to the new order about to be introduced, would be gradual and perhaps more lasting, t or wbo Knows wbetber tbey can sur vive the summer, with such an undertaking, and if they yield up the work in despair, when shall we ever get another Common Council, possessing sucb laudable intentions? Broadway swept three timet a week! Why, " tbe oldest inhabitants," though wont to travel it daily, may fail to recognize the street, notwiihitjnd- ng the many other of its failures with which be hat een always laminar. Youri truly, W. 007. JONES, 07 IEK5E88EE. Thit distinguished statesman lately made a brilliant ipeech in the U. S. Senate, against the doctrine of in tervention. It was an ellort ot great merit, and placed im in the front rank among the orators of that body. A correspondent of the Baltimore Clipper tbut concludes hit notice nf the speech, and the man. It will be read with interest, at be it a prominent candidate for Vice President in the coming campaign l " The gifft of some men are wonderful to behold i One of the secrets of Oov. Jones' power and invariable success in debate, perhaps, lies in the wondrously concentrated, singleminded momentum with which he hurls himself on his adversary. Whether on tbe stump or in the Senate Chamber, this momentum thelightning-like rapidity witb which he attacks in front, flunk and rear; the brilliant flashes of eloquence constantly breaking out and blinding the enemy, while ihe stunning blows fall from bit stalwart arm like rain whether before the people or in the grand arena of senatorial strife, this strange gift of momentum power-force call it what you will is equally resistless, and has never failed to win bim the victory against all odda and from tbe very decrees ot late herself. "The treat and leading characteristic of Got. Jones' career hitherto, has been his readiness and ability on tbe instant, to grapple wilb, and rise superior to any emergency that might occur. He seems to have within bim a native, untaught, unacquired power, which, whenever occasion offers, forces him np to a level-nay, always above the oldest beads, the brightest intellects, the strongest arms, with which be may be brought into tntagonism. Scarcely yet in hia fortieth year, he baa won twice as many victoriea on tbe alump and in the forum, as any other man of bis age in tbe Union. Of a tall, lithe, lean ' form, weighing but little above a hundred pounds, but glowing with health, and as well knit as an Indian runner, bis frame is equal to the severest and most protracted labor, and it animated with vital energy enough for tbree tucb men. Potsetsing in early youth comparatively limited advantages of education, aince his attainment to manhood he has been busily storing bia mind from all the garners of knowledge; and now, wilb hia unresting teal, tireless industry, and indomitable resolution, soarcely feels the want of those advenlitioua aids to mental culture to difficult to be obtained in Tennessee twenty-five years ago, and which, indeed, are amply compensated for by a combination of natural gif.t, amounting in him to genius. "Add to all this a noble mien and lofty dignity of carriage, a gay and winning address, a bland and manly courtesy es bland and free among the farmers of tbe bills and vallevs of Tennessee, aa in the salonna nf tha great as frank and hearty among the poor aa among tbe rich, with Ibe young as with the old and yon have the portrait of one of the most remarkable men of the age the conqueror of Polk, the Clinton of the South. Such is the man who from bit place the other day in the Senate, in a ipeech of tingular eloquence and power, and winch t commend to tbe perusal of all my countrymen, sent the last murderous broadsider into the long, low, rakish-looking' craft ycleped 'Non- Intervention, oucn is tbe man wbo triumphed over 8eward and 0 'SS. And sucb the man who. sooner or later, (it may be sooner than we think,) will be called on to assume tne neim ana guide tbe destinies of tbis republic." Sihxx. A public sheep shearing cornea off in Tiffin, on Wednesday next The sheep are from Vermont, and some of tbe best from that State. The University of Rochester bat received a valuable collection of native Chinese works from Dr. Dean of China. Among tba collection, ia tbe New Testament in Manchu, Hiodostanee, Bengalese, and Sanscrit. It is tbe highest duty, privilege, and pleasure of great men and whole-souled women to earn what they possess, to work their own way through life to be the architects of their own fortune. Cincinnati is celebrated fur a peculiar kind nf mu known as the ' Cincinnati treat." An individual ia aeked to partake of wine, oysters, rfcc, and then left to font tbe bill. Tbia was tbe " hospitality " extended to Kossulh. LnttitvilU Jcntrnal. I V " I have come for my umbrella," aaid a man to his neighbor, in tbe height of a rain, who had bor rowed bis. " Can't help it; I am going oat wiih it." Well bat but what am I lo dot" Dot" raising it and walking off, do as 1 do ; borrow one." The editor of the Democrat asser's, or intimates that a man must be a great blockhead to call him " an intelligent gentleman." Thus it seems that our dear neighbor has not the independence to think differently from ihe rest nf the commiioiiy even ia regard to bim. ell. He it the vassal of public opinion. LtminilU Journal. Tbis is one of "Prentice's last" hits. Every heart has ils secret sorrow, which the world knowa not; and oftentimes we call a man cold, whan, ha ia only sad.