Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1852-06-17

              j ' t ... YOLOME XV. COLUMBUS, THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 17, 1852. NUMBER 290 It PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY SOOTT BASOOZrX. I i'H U.'K -JOURNAL BOILDINOS, HIOH AND FBAtlL STBXKTS. COUNTING ROOM ON HIOH STREET. TEKiUN Invariably In advance, inn tiutly, to porsonsln Columbus,por yoar $ 6 00 " sent by mall out of Columbus 8 CO " during the sosnlon, and Tri-Weekly balance of I tfltl iii Columbus ily mail 1'he Trl-Weekly by mail Wmikly tn Columbua Out ol tkeclty; by mall.single Toolubsol lour and upwards To clubs ol ton and upwards, to one addroaa Ouily, session Tri-Weekly Weekly, single fo clubs ol Ave and upwnrda -800 . . 4 00 3 00 9 00 1 50 . . 1 S5 1 00 9 00 1 00 50 M Adventitial!. I'ho following rates and ruleaol advertising have been agreed upnu between inn pruprintora of the Ohio Statesman and the Ohio State Journal, to bu obaurved, in all eaaoa, after thla date. July iU, IM4W. Dally Paper. Duo square, 10 lines or leaa, one Insertion " " each additional ... 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Announcing candidatea (fur umcos of every description) to he charged at the rate nf rilty cents per week, for each namo j the same to be, In all cases, paid in advance. All advertisements from strangara or transient persons to bo pntii in advance. Advertisements not marked on the copy for a specified number ot insertions, will be continued one montn, unless ordered out, and uavinent will De exacted accordingly: The privileges of yearly advertisers will be confined rigidly to their regular business; and all advertisements not pertaining thereto, to be paid for extra. Advertisements tor Auctioneers, General Agents, Real Ettnte Agents, etc., not to be contracted lor Dy the year, nut to De cnarged by the piece, at the usual rates. No AnVrnTtSEMENT CAN BB INSERTED GRATUITOUSLY. AdVL'tv 'Kients torcharitableinstttutlons, lire companies, ward township miH otherpuhlicrueetings,andsuchlike,tobocharged halt unco Deatba inserted without charge,unless accompanied by funeral invitation-1 ur obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to be paid for. Keau'ui advertisers, and all otherssendlng communication! or remiiriiu notices, desiring to call attention to lairs, soirees, con. oort, or ally puolic entertainments where charges aremado lor admitt uiiv -all notices ot private associations every notice itoai inudtK '-an attention to private enterprises, calculated or intended t., prr.mite Individual interest, can only be inserted with Che uuii"ratanding that the same is to be paid lor. If intended to be inserted in the editorial column, the same will be charged at Che rate ol not less than 20 centa per line, and then only when gnminnnnied bv an advertisement. All leaded advertisements to be charged not less than double ti.n nhnve rates, and measured aa it solid. Advertisements on tbe lnsido exclusively, to be charged at the mtn nf nil tier cent, in advance on the above rates. Atturneys will be holden for the price of iusorting advertise ments nrougnt in ny mem. nu. it. i. tii ir A ilnte of liiunbler.) O FFICE removed to Gwynnb's Blomc, corner of High street and Sugar alley. mam nu. It 1 1 It PICT TIIO.Hl!!(N'H OFFICE. .4, Ni-il Katehnnee.onooslle the secretary oi ctate s office, High street, Columbus, decll NATHAN UKOOH.M, .Imllun nf ihn I'SftCS, office In the i coin formerly occupied by Justice Evans, south ul the franklin lianu., up stairs. UKlll-'. AIlltflTT & CO.. DEALERS in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, Nails, Glass, House Rullders' Materials, Farming and Mechanical Tools, Military Goods, &o., &o. No. 161 Hig h street, sign ol tne uiit raoioca. A. It. BUTTLES, " Attnrniivnnd CmmupUnr nt I.nw. ColllniDlla. OlllO. Cffico, No. 2, Neil's Exchange, opposito Secretary ot State's officei mi WALTER TIlUALIi, A ..AW.imv nrl rnnnllnvnl l.n W. I' 11 1 11 tllll MM. (I ll I O. 4 LSO, a Commissioner to tikotbo Acknowledgment of Deeda V tor the State ot New JorB. u-"u J. R. TUTTIjK, ivmimv AND flOUNSELLOB AT LAW. FF1CK Neat door south ol City Hank Buildings, overSli aum's SsddleryStnre. Cnlumhus.Dhlo. oolii-oawiy SAMUEL OAI.LOWAV. HKNSV T. PAOB. BAhliOWAY cV PAGE, ATTURNEYS AT LAW. If E will practice law, as partners, In the Courts of Franklin v f and adiolning counties, ana in too iircuiiauu vumui u.o. Courts. Offlce in Piatt s now uuuaing, opposite bibhj uouih. mayStf JOSEPH . SMITH. BAMDKL M. MILLS. S.tllTII & MILLS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Real KBtnte, lioiinty Land and Penxlon Agent, Two doors Kakt of High, on Town Street, - COLUMBUS. OHIO. ATTEND to the practice of their Profession, obtaining Pensions, buving, culling and obtaining Land W irranta, selling and leaitug ueui Estate, examimug lanu tuies, coueciiuu ui clams, A-c, Slc. I'j-f Letters from a distance must bo poet-paid. ap7 V. C SESSIONS- L. B. HABEI9. F. C. SESSIONS Sc CO.. WHOLESALE AND BBTAIL DEALER 8 IN DRY GOODS, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Straw Gooda, &e. Four doors south ol tho American, Columbua. oc!8 WM. BEIBBBT. M- 0. L1LLIT. M RIBERT & IiIIiIiKY, t OOK BINDERS. AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, RK prepared to Bind In any style, in a auperior niauuir AS. . havinu in us a tint Embossing Press, etc. No. 1 Buckeye Block 2d story. ep28 JOHN W. BAKES. BOBKBT ABMSTBONU. IIAKER Ac ARITIMTRONG, REAL ESTATE BROKERS and GENERAL LAND AGENTS. Oliicn, Houth room Exchange Bank Building, Columbus, O. LUCIAN BUTTI.RS. THKO. COM3TOCE. GEO. O. COMSTOCK. BUTTLES, COi!4TOCK & CO., (Successors to B. Comstock A Co.,) FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, I.ard Oil Manufacturera,and dealers in Salt, Plaster, Fish and Lumber. Head ol tbe Canal, Columbua, Ohio, ty Liberal advances made on consignments. marB. J. RIDGWAY fc COH Iron Foundry, Uroad street, near tbe Bridge, Columbus, Ohio. Stoves ol all kinds.and a great variety of Castings,alwayson hand. octl41 II. E. SMITH, Ancllon and Commission Merchant, No. 3, Odeon Buildings, Columbus, Ohio. LL kinds of Merchandize, Real Estate, Household Furniture Jtc, etc., sold on reasonable terms. Persons wishing any description of goods sold will find it to their advantage to call. Liberal advances made on consignments. Columbus, Oct , 185L-tt. HENRY C II EARS ds ABIJAH f. C II EARS, II suae Painters nnd In per II angers, digh street, between Spring and Long streets, Columbu,Ohlo ju-.P-dly NOTICE. " THE undersigned have thla day associated themselves In busl-nesa, under the Ann ot WM. RICHARDS at CO at the old stand ot Wm. Richards, No. 1, Noil House, opposite State office. WrM. RICHARDS, Columbu., February 1, 1851. WM. U. BLADE, The liberal patronaee with which our friend, and the publls generally kmt favored us, is gratefully acknowledged; and aeon-linuMim of the aar?c is reapecttully solicited. February 1, 1851. WM. RICHARDS t CO. All persona having unsettled accounts with the late firm ot Wm. Richards, are invited to call and settle the same by cash or note. WM. RICHARDS. February 1,1851. (marl0 VALUABLE PROPERTY ON TIIIHD STREET FOR SALE. AH unimproved halflot corner 3d and Statestreeta ;also aeom modiaua Brick dwelling with lOroomsandgoodout-build nganearlynew,corner3dand Rich streets. Enquireol " ' BUTTLES, COMSTOCK A Co. 3 PLY AND SUPER INGRAIN CARPETING. 4 ( ps. lust received, and for sale cheap, by 4U .p-jO J. 1). OSBORll t CO. NEW BOOKS. KOSSUTH and his Generala, with a bricrhtstory ol Hungary, select speeches otKoarath, Ac, Ac By Henry W. JJePuy. J.rt receiVed at lmsr.261 RILETACO. PRING BONNETS. SIT HIT E and col'd Lace and Straw Boomta, this day reevec VV by lap23l W. A. I. C. MoCOY ac CO. SPLENDID HEAVY CURTAINS. LARGE lot Silk and Wool Damasks, for Curtains, do Linen and Wonted Daanaaks, for Curtains. Jurt reoeived, and lor aale by ipsa t. D. OBBORK CO. JVEU.Y0I.K ADVERTISEMENT FASHIONABLE HATS. WarNOCKS. Hat 5 . Hbo-adwav, I.vino Hoc... New Yobk, respect tully remind gentlemen in search of a Fashionable Bat, that they can be found located aa above. They deem It no impropriety to aay, that their long established repuiatlun, and the pupularlty of their production!, are ample guarantee fur tbe atyle and character ui mu at au units emanating irom mem. Army ana nary uapa of the new United States regulation, manufactured In a luperlor wanner auu luruiinea complete. jue-Jm (TUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, Gun Material, biuhiu, jiyi.imui nun uuuary, acu., xu. UNION Ar WIIKKr.nflK. Manufacturers and Importers, 9U Maiden Lane, New York. Invite me attention oi mercnants ana sportsmeu to their extensiveand well selected aasorlment of the above roods, which tbev otter i we lowest posiiuie prices Bna on tne most accommodating terms. Depot lor tbe sale of Revolvers and other Firearms manutacturea Dy Alien et murder. G'oll'e Pistols ol all sizos constantly on band. Ju3 3m TO JEWELERS AND SILVER-SMITHS. X ROLI.INO MILLS, of every description, Manufac tured ana warranted, ana kept constantly on nana, by GEO. W. WICKS. No. 4 Liberty Place. between Maiden Lane and Liberty at,, New York. ma'-ij-oiy T EONARD'S MACHINERY DEPOT, and U LEATHER BANDING MANUFACTORY, 109 Peakl and 60 Hkavbb STatETS. New York. The object of the above establishment la to keen at all timet on nana, ana ready lor immediate aeuvery, a large supply ot articles required by the MECHANIC and MANUFACTURER, viz Engine and Hand Lathes, Iron Planing and Vertical Drilling Macnines, cutting engines, Doit cutters, matting ana cutting Lf . -I ,T1- I .l 1. . 1,1. . 1-I....L. QlA u-.... 4c Wood Planing Machinei.Tenocing and Morticing Machines, Steam Engines and Hollers, Punches, Shears and Uendinx Ma chines ; Mill Gearing, Wrought Iron Khaltlng, Cotton ana wool en Machinery. Cotton Hlns. Manufacturers' Findings. &c, 4c. Manufactory of LEATHER BANDING, made from tbe best Oak tanned itatner, anotuorougniystretcneauypowerinimaccinery, -ii -i 3 u a i 1,'riMAim BfIIirI de SlltAMJl'8 UPERIOB ENGLISH COACH VAHNISII, Depot 3B New 8 tree t, NEW YORK. rpiIIS highly celebrated Varnish is expressly adapted lor tbe X use ot carriauo or iicht work ot any kind, in transparency, brilliancy and durability is not surpassed by any other article of the kind now In use. Put' up in cans of 1, 2 and 5 gallons each, AUUL.1 nus iiuur.Li. Also, constantly on band, Varnish of superior quality, suitable or cabinet ana otner worn. miu.'4-jm BROWN, PALMER fc 1IW1GUT, No. 172 Urundwnr, N. Y. City, CORNER OF MAIDEN LANE. Hatches. Watch movements, FINE DIAMOND AND PEARL JEWELRY, Silver and Plated Wnre. MUSIC BOXES. FANCY ARTICLES. to which they invite the attention of the trade generally through out tne country. mnui-jm FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, At No. 40 Pine Street. New York. II HINTED by a new patent process. E. E. KICK tt CO., Pat- X uutees, would most respectfully announce to the trade, that they have attained the great desideratum of printing Floor Oil Cloths by machinery, which, for elegance of hnish, hare never neen ezceuea, ana wmcn cney are now onering, logetner wun a largo and desirable stock ot Cloths, from 3 to 6 leet wide, ut greatly reduced prices, at their warehouse, N0.1U Pino street. mall-3m PREMIUM I'lANOFOHTLS. GROVESTEEN Si CO. WOULD call the attention of those about purchasing to thnr splendid stock of tiVfe to 7V octavo PIANOS, which they believe cannot be excelled by any other in the city, either lor tone or finish, or in quality of material, or in workmanship. As an evidence oi tnis, tney would state mat at ine last r mr ot tne American Instituto they were awarded a GOLD MEDAL for the best Piano, being the tilth successive year in which thoy bavo received premiums Irom the institute. For tbe Southern market we are making with Double Iron frames and dotacbed eases, peculiarly adapted to tbe climate. 4SI Broadway, New York, (ixpetairi) J. II. GnOVESTEEN, Wm. Thvslow. mall-3m ZINC PA 1 1 T WARRANTED PURE. 'HE NEW JERSEY ZINC CO Warehouse, 45 Dey Street, 1 New York-furnish their Zino Paints atlhe following prices! No. 1, White, ground in oil, 9 cents per lb. No. Q, White, around in oil, 8 cents per lb. No. 3, White, ground in oil, 7 cents per lb. Brown and Black, ground in 011,5V, centa per lb. Dry White of Zinc, C cents nor lb. Their WHITE ZINC PAINT eoual wdcht covers, accord ing to surface, from 40 to 100 ner ceot. more eurlace than any other Paint retains Its whiteness, brilliancy, and protective qualities tor years ; Is tree Irom tne poisons so dangerous in otner oisments. to Dainters and tenants of newly painted rooms. and resists the sulphurous coal gases, and foul air of ships, and aa outside or lnsido Paint, does not tarnish or beeome yellow. Ground in varnish it forms boautiful porcelain tinlsh. Tbe French aovernment has adopted Zine Paint for all its uses. The BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINl'S form directly a solid metallic coating on wood, brick, iron, Ac, admirable lor nre-urooi nuaillioa. inev are unnvairu ior ran cars, uepois, eng.uca, etc. F'or marine uecs they resist the corroding ot salt wuter and weather, so lata! to otner paints, ueniers suppuca on liberal terms, by MANNING it muit.lt, Agents, aptj-uom so uey bl, new rora. Looking Glass and l'ictare Frame Manufactory. 67. 69 At 71 Forsyth Street, N. Y. rriHE UNDERSIGNED, havini devoted bis personal atten- 1 lion for many year to the LOOKING-GLASS AND PTCTITKU.FRAItIB BUSINESS, is lullv competent by his experience to execute work of any description in his line that will give satisiacnon to tne most particular, ncing pronnoiy tne LARGEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE ESTABLlSUMENTof the kind in tbia country, it possesses advantages over others In VARIETY AND EXTENS1VENESS OF STOCK: and tbe lono established and continual increase of trade from all parts of tne union, with the many improvements tna undersigned nas recently made in his machinery, enables him to sell his articles at less prices than any other manufacturer ; and he respectfully solicits bis friends and tbe public in general to call and examine bis large assortment of LOOKING GLASSES and PICTURE FRAMES previous to purchasing. On hand, ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, MAHOGANY and GILT MOUCD1NU, ol every description, and all lengths, lor snipping. All communications through tho post office will be thnnliiully received and punctually attended to. Direct to box 101, Chat ham Square Post Omco. mh3t-d3m a. J. SlGLr.lt. American Express Company, VIA. NEW YORK AIMO ERIE, ANU ALBANY AND III UKAI.II HAIL, If ISA US. rvHE undersiened. turourii-tors ot theabiivecomoany.) would L respectfully inform their friends snd the public generally that they have completed arrangements with all tbe different lines of Rsllroada throuehout the country, and with the aeveral linea of first class Steamera on the Lakes and Western Hirers ; and they ran most confidently assure the public that their facilities, now offered, for the SAFE AND SPEKDY TRANSPORTATION of Specie, Bank Notre, tackaget, Bundles and Caset of Good: and Ut Collection of Notee, Drafit and Account are not equah-d by any other line now in existence. All our Expreaa matter la under tbe Immediate charge ot trusty and competait messengers, wno navo at an times iron Safea for tho better aerurity of money and valuablo packages. Goods and packages intended fur our line should be marked ' Amebicar EXPBKS3 Cohfanv." Glass and Glassware will be received and lorwarded only at the earner's ritk. fx Merchanta and others ordering Got'ds by na will find thai their busineaa is done with great promptneas, and at reasonable rates. We have otticee at the following placea, to and from which is s Daily Expreas, Sundays excepted : newiorE,M. X. Cleveland, unio ; nprinsneid, unio ; Albany, Sandusky, ' Davton, " Buffalo, " Manifield, ' Tiffin, " Dunkirk, " Mu Vernon, " Toledo. " Detroit. Michigan : Newark, Milwaukie, Wlsc'ni Chicago, Illinois ; Zaneaville, " St. Louis, Mo, Galem, " Cincinnati WECLH, BiTIMtntCU at CO, No. 10 Wall street, and No. 8, Erie Place, N. Y. LIVINGSTON, FAKGO CO, No. 157 Main street, Buffalo. K. J. CORNELL, Agent. Colnmbus, O., May 5, 1852-d6m MUSIC STORE. NEW and POPULAR MUSIC, tbe 6oest collection evei before broueht to this city, which was selected for him II New York and Boston by competent Judges. Also, will be constantly receiving New Musie soon as published He will been sbled to furnish Seminaries and Teachers at the lowest rates possible. PIANOS The largest stock ever offered In this elty, from the celebrated manufactories ef Checkering, Gilbert Ladd, Ballett Alien, and various other manufactories, which he will sell for caah cheaper than any other establishment hi thia State Having been a manufacturer of Pianoa for the last seventeen years, and ia still engaged in the buaineaa, In Boston, be la con dent he can sell for leas than any other establishment iath' weal. H. B. Pianos tuned and repaired at short notice, new and second-hand Pianos to rent, CREED, fcltj doors north of Nell House. 3 VACANT LOTS. - TTORbafldingpurposes,on Front street, between Snrlngand M. Hortn streets, rorsaieoy omits ac ssiccs. ocxt-d steal estate Agents. MCLY MILL SAWS. g NE ease Wflmott s extra cast steel 7 fr. Mnly Saws. Just re- V served y lap?9 GERE A ABBOTT. HOSIERY AND GLOVES. ENGLISH, Grninan, and domestic Hosiery of every variety of style snd price, with full assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Kid, Silk, sad Llsle-threaal Gloves, for sale cheap at ac-83 W. A. 4. O. ssBCOI atcua 3BK. JEQ JE3 Mm 9 9i BOOKS & STATIONERY. - THE following works are lust received, and lor aalaat the - taH..rnrCri7.orNeroXr",BVBnn.llne. The bwsmp Steed or, Tbe Dsys of Marlon and hii Merry ineii The two Brides. By T. 8. Arthur. Falkland. By Bulwer. The Uebel Sdv i A Tala of the Revolution. Ac tie. Together with a very large aaaortment of new and intoreatlna" reading realtor, Including a variety of Mewapapera, among wiM,.tawli:, Waveilv Mauailno. do do Mew York Herald, weekly, 10 eenta per week. New York Tribune, do National Police Gazette, do New York Picayune, do Carpet Bag, do Lantern, do Saturday Evening Post, do New York Dutchman, do Punch, do Railroad Guide, do do do 5 8 6 5 6V 15 15 5 do do do do do do do do Bcientiue American do Spirit of tbe Times, do do do laVa And many others, too numerous to mention, but If you will drop in, you shall have a chance to look at all, and select such as you may una nest. (man) u. a. mun iitusa SCHOOL BOOKS Cambridge Editions. Stackbardt'a Chemistry. Rcid'a Intellectual Pbilosopby. Btewana ao. ao. Latham's Grammar, Tuacnlan Disputations. For aale at the Now Bookstore. maS9 J. H. RILEY CO. I l Hi VV JJUUlviS 11 Book for a Corner. By Leigh Hunt Popular Ballad l. Memorial ot Cooper. Nights In a Block-House. By Watson. Hearts Unruled ; or, I knew you would like hltu. 1 Janney'a Llfent Wm. Penn. Schoolcraft's Twenty Years with tbe Indians. Journal of a Military Reeonnoisance In Santa Fo, New Mexi co, and tbe Navajo Country. By J. H. Simpson. nomancoot natural Mutory wiia scenes ana wild uunts. For sale at the New Bookstore. maS8 J. H. RILEY & CO. I J 1 1INSHI Kb I ; his WBiKlfirinrrs nnrt Wnva f qT-i-.i.. B- Donllid MeLeod. Penciliugs by the Way. New revised edition. For aale at the Now Bookstore. ma29 J. II. RILEY & CO. BOOKS, STATIONERY, AC. New Firm, and Nciv Goods. THE undersigned, haying taken the store lately occupied by A Messrs. Huntington tt Maclntlre, will open early in June with an entire new atock. They design keening on hand a eeneral assortment of Books In every department ot Literature. Also, a complete assortment of Stapio and Fancy Stationery, Fancy Gooda, Ac. Their aim will be to furnish every article in tbeir line at the lowest nossible prices and they trust bv lair and honorable dealing to retain the former patrons of the establishment, and merit a share of publlo lavor. mar riuitll ft kanuacc INSURANCE. Those who wish for Fire Insurance will please read the following; Report of llie FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA. SHOWING CASH ASSETTS, January 1st, 1853, Invested as follows t First, Mortcnees, chiefly In PhlladelDhia. $957,513 (14 84,377 78 I5,005 7;) 63,325 50 8,0t6 00 46,481 39 Real Estate purchased at Hherid aale..... Temporary Loans on Collaterals , Stocks, valued at 860.506 cost Notes, Bills receivable, tec Caah 81,284,390 94 COINSURANCE AGAINST FIRE In the above cam. pany, by fol8-ytl WARKEN JENKINS, Agent. Hartford .Life and Health Insurance company, OFFICE-POST OFFICE BUILDING, HARTFORD, CONN Capital and Surplus over 20 O.OOO. , . DURING TWO YEARS' BUS1NESS1SSUED NEARLY 4000 JSWifS NO HEALTn RISKS TAKEN BY THE COMPANY. rpiIE HARTFORD LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE COM-1. PAN V take risks on Life, o-rant or purchase annuities, con fer endowments, and make contracta upon and appertaining to deterred and revisionary Interests connected with life risks, agreeably to the powera and privileges conferred by the charter. i ne Dusiness oi tne company is ennuuecea upon tne Joint Stock and Mutual plan. at the option ot tbe tnsured, thus meotinff the wants and cir cumstances of tbe publlo mure fully, it is belioved, than purely mutual companies can do. Annuities will be eranted or purchased, and endowments con ferred on terms highly favorable, and according to the rates of the most liberal and well conducted Companies In this country and in England. The charter of this Company provides that the wife may insure the Hie ot her husband, and the amount to be paid be so. cure irom creditors at his death. An equitable sum will always be paid for policies surrendered to the company beforo they expire. Traveling, ses, and foreign realdence permits will be grunted at a small extra premium. Policlea on lives of persons going to California will be granted on the Joint Stock principle only, and at an extra rateot premium.Extract from the Certificate of the Comptroller of the State of Connecticut, dated JAHUABV7th, 1B51. "The ereatsucoess and Drudint management of this company. together with its well invested capital and surplus, entitle it to the entire confidence of the community, and I recommend It w in ray opinion equal In strength and ability to tbe he .natitu-tions of the kind in the Union." (Signed' II. s.l Rurc. G Pinnev, Comptroller. The Board of Directors Is composed ol active business men ilb capital and character Involved, and living their personal attention to Ihe management and control of the transactions of the company. JAS. DIXON, President, wm. 1. HuutiEK, vice resident. Hknby L. Milleb, Secretary. Hartford, Dec. 10, 1851. Pamphlets, Application, and all necessary Information upon Ihe subject, can be bad by calling on the AGENT, or W. in. Finsjii, unaer txenange nana. Jai!3-d5m GEO. G. COMSTOCK, Agent. COLUMBUS AGENCY. Kentucky Mutual Life Insurance Company. Guaranty f und SLIMi.uuti. DH1S Company offers to the Insured all the security and ad - vantages of tho Mutual and Joint Stock plans (as heretofore applied i combined, namely t Low ratee of preminm : an annual return, in cash, of the per centage required tor the contingent risk of the year; an adequate, but not excessive provision lor the luture security of members for the whole term ol iite, with an adequate interest in the accumulating fund secured to such members, at death, by credits upon their policies : a guaranty fund designed for the permanent aecurity of short term members, and also for the present security of those for the whole term of lite. This is the only Mutual Life Insurance Company whose ratea of premium are fixed at a fair reduced atondard, with a provis ion for an annually increasing accumulation of funda (for future security) In exact proportion to the amount of business and the increasing risk from advancing age among the members. Pamphlets, Tracta, Ac, giving in detail the plan and ratea of the Company, furnished gratia, and applications received, by J. a. l ill l cr., spin. 3. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. oc23-d TBE HARTFORD LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY. HABTFOXD. CONNECTICUT. CAPITAL STOCK, 8100,000! This Company, by ihelib-ernl provisions of its charter, is enabled to oiler uvnntaaea superior to those presented by any other Company in tho United Statea combining aa it does the Mutual, Joint Stock, aud Life and Health principles ; in all of which the ratea are as tsvor-.'ue to those assured as safety to them and the Company will adm t. This Company is the jlrst and only one In the Union, or in the world, it is believed, that has thus combined Its operations, ana offered to grant insurance with benefits both present and protyie- ne For fulldetaila in rerard to termsandeonditlonareferencemRy be made to the pamphlets to be bad gratis ot the agent, or ot W ac rincu. uau. tv. cunaiucn., Ageni. Columbus, O, August 80, 1850. Insurance on Life and Live Stock, AGAINST loss or damage by Flax, and sgainat the perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation, on property ol every de scription, taken In the following Companies: UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Cnnitnl 130.000. OHIO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. CINFIN . . m An a UAH, V1AAV. Cnnitnl Si OO.OOO. NEW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INS. COMPANY, nkw iiAyxtn, ajunnsi.u-ns.jBjT. Cnnitnl (30.000. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O. I'npltnl exiio,! DO. CTICA INSURANCE COMPANY, DTICA.N.Y. Capital 1 30.(11111. EMPIRE STATE HEALTH ASSOCIATION, ROME, NEW YORK. Capital 1 0.OOO. EQUITABLE FIRE INS. CO., OF LONDON. Capital 94,500,000. RfSEs taken on the moat liberal terms, and all luaaes promptly adjusted. lialO-dly T STOCKTON. Asent. FOR TDK LADIES. A BEAUTIFUL assortment of white snd col'd Lace Bonnets, fashionable styles, this day received by Express at mal7 W. A. J. C. McCOY tt CO'S. LAND WARRANTS. THE enseribers will purchase from 5,000 to (10 000 worth ol Land Warrants, for which the market price in cash will be paid. lapUl BAKER tt ARMSTRONG. FINE WATCHES. OUR Stock, with its recent additions, is vary superior la ex tent, variety and price, r lease ex am ine tbrm. dec-23 BLYNN BALDWIN. OIL'D WINDOW SHADES. 1 CA BEAUTIFUL Gothic, Landscape nnd Plain Oil Win dow Shades. Jast received, snd for sale bv np30 j. i. uanotui ac uu. CINCINNATI. YOltKE Ot IIEWSOJV, AUCTIONEERS & DOM MISSION MERCHANTS NO, 30 MAIN STREET, CINCINNATI. Auction 8ule of Orocerlei every Tueadny mid Krl. tiny i ol Ury ueoua every tuui'muo). YORKE 6V I1EWHON have always on hand a large a. aortinent of Grocerlea. at nrivate aale. Also Are Aaenta of the ANCHOR MILLS. Plttabunh.for tne sale oi tneir superior nrown oneenngs. Also- Acents ol the SOUTHGATK FACTORY for thesaleol theiroelebrated Manufactured Tobacco, ol whlchthey baveatall lunea on nana, rive, lght, ana pouna Lump. uajiv-uiyiujo w. 4 . -k k kkmv A mr vrr a a Jr,' . u . n , 'u .v. . west iloe Walnut itreeet, between Columbia & Pearl, wHoi.snAi.ai aiiLis in ai.i. vaaihtibo or WRITING. PRINTING. AND OTHER PAPER. tS Agent far Sujfietd Eagle Alilte Writing Vafer. aplO ENVJiLOPRW.-BOOM Butt Envelopra; . ISO M White dot 85 M Legal do ' 100 M Note doi ALSO Note Papers, a beautiful assortment, Just received by 1. u. ttuuuaiAn, aplO ' 77 and 70 Walnut street. INTRENCH tiOinniBRfJIAl, LETTER PAPER. 3CW A ream. Blue ond White, lust received and for aale at reduced prices. 1 r v. lilMJUIMAn, aplO 1 77 and 78 Walnut street TRENCIT PLAIN t'APM AND POLIO PObT, Blue V aud White, Just rucelvad and for sale low. R. O. nOOMAN. aplO 77 and 7 Walnut stroet. rsijWTKU ISNAlUKJbEU UAKUS anil i:nril Monro. 1 A beautiful article, manufactured bv Messrs. Illiss. Potter , , . , - , . ' , 10. ( uao ius largo.t auu eaeapoii sicca iii -roi in me a'plo"" 77 and 79 Walnut st, M.nufure' Agent. - . : T A?JW"&V.X'-l uaig uccu ugwiuk iu iiicbd i uytiri lur uiuio uiau I Tear, nan And them every thins one can wish, aa to nualitv and nricn. mey are the highest grade of Paper inanutactured in the United Vermont cenirni, nna Jdiiinnd ana tiurliDstton Hull, m gin De .0 lmprovea an, Dy tne Help ot additional la-Statea i always give satisfaction, and used once arewanted again, rondo, between Ogdensburph and Boston, and with the Lake bur now unemployed and Unproductive to ffiva an ad. A full assortment Just received. E O. GOODMAN Clmmplaln & While Hall Canal Lino., between Rouse's ditionai dJt J flf of hnit. ..i 1- .-..-,-,- . - McCULLOIGII. MOR1M8 & CO. FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, LIC.ACC.U9 in UttUCCltlCB A PI LI WUUC. apl03m No. 35, Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio. CI OFFER. 800 bags Eastern Rio, ior aale by McCULLOUGH, MORRIS & CO., aplO No. 35 Main street. SUGAR. 100 hhda Sugar for sale by McCULLOUGH, MORRIS A CO., aplO No. 35 Main street. NUTMEGS. 1000 Its Nutmegs for sale by aplO McCULLOUGH, MORRIS A CO. TNDIGO. 10 ceroons CaraccnsandAcasesMonillalndigofor -sLsaieoy lapiuj MCUUCLUUijM, uuuiM St CO. MADDER. 5 casks Madder for sale by aplO McCULLOUGH, MORRIS tt CO. HERMAN SCIIItADEIC, (SVCCESSOB TO CHABLES STABCIl) Importer of German, French and Enclleh Fancy Goods. Tovs. Muairnl InNrruiiii'iits. And Wholesale Dealer in Accardeone, Violin, Combs, Pistols, rercuseton uaps, racita ana jaote outlay, Smons. Svectaclee. A-r.. Ac. NO. 68 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN LOWKB MARKET AND COLOMBIA, apiu-aiim cincinuaci OHIO. JOHN 11. OUTERS, manupactusbb op BOOTS ANU SHOES. No. 41, South Bido Third Street, (opposite Masonic Building,) CINCINNATI, O., MR. D keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of fine Dress and Wator-Proof Boots and Shoes in all varieties, wnicn win ne soiu ac very low prices N. B. Fine Boots forwarded by express, and warranted to fit, upon an nraors accompanied Dy tne cash and tno measure. aplO-ly WINDOW GLASS. XTE are now receivin a lame stock of this Season's mnnu- V lacture of Bellevernon Window Glass, and having taken the first Premium at the Ohio State Fair, Mechanica' Institute, of Cincinnati, and the Alleghany county Fair held at Pittsburgh, wo feel assured that we otler to the city and country trade the ue bdii most extensive assoninr-ni oi Glass of the 1st, 2d, 3d, and 4th qualities ; Liruggists' ware oi all descriptions; Tumblers and Jars f Pint and quart Flasks, Ac, Ao. All of which will be sold ou tbe moat reasonable terms by 8PEEHS St WRIGHT, Solo Agents for Bellevernon Works, No. 39 Mnln St., Cincinnati. N. ti. Also, a Constant suimlv nt Dunont'a Gun Pnnilr Hi. lie, Blasting and Sporting, Soda Aeh, and bleaching Powdera. HpiU-U i-IU SEAL PRESSES AND SEAL ENGRAVING. C F. HALL, (lute of the firm of Shipley, Hall & Co ,) ' a has re-establiabed himself at the Northeast corm-r nf Filth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, where he is prepared to execute orders tor Seals, Improved Senl Presses, Euvelope Dies, Haifa Self-sealing Advertising Envelopes and Embossed Cards. Also, Steamboat, Post Cilice, Hat Tip and Book Title Stamps, Ac. uiar27-Sm BURNET'S PATENT WATER. COOI.KR. rpHIS article ia tho result of the unification of acentitie nrln. X ciples to the purpose intended, vis : To keen water at cool as possiote, at long as possible, mtll tan least pottlltle let. Tbe proprietor has lunar devoted bis Attention tn thia nnrtlin. lar brauch ot domestic economy , and passing from one improve- mum iu nuoiuer, ubs us lengtn arrived as near periection as ll is possible to reach. A prool this is found in the very general cse ot these Coolers In all parts of tbe country. A better proof of wie auuiB ibci , mat, ainco meir introduction, various lmita uona ot tne genuine article have been attempted all falling short of the object, It is true, yet all proving clearly which way the tide of popular opinion is setting. A simple statement of facts, in regard to these Coolers, will satlsly every one ot their superiority. First, they are tbe only article oj toe tana everpaienuiL I ney are lurnisned wttn two distinct non-conducting chambers, by means of which, with two pounds of Ice to the gallon, water is kept (at a temperature of au- oeiow zero, or ouiy aDove in tne ireesing point) all day. Thus, ata costof some tire cents per day, a fnmily of ordinary size enn be constantly supplied with water as cold aa ice itself; larger numbers in the same proportion. This baa been found by actual experiment to bo a saving of at least scventy tlve per eent over the Earthen Jars formerly used for this purpose. Again, these Coolers never sweat ; in tbia way saving much unnecessary waste and trouble. Being manufactured in the most workmanlike style, and handsomely finished In every respect, thpy make a very beautiful ornament for the Dining Room, Hotel or Steamboat. An important improvement has lately been added to tbe Cool er, vizi a small Pan (capable ot holding from six to eight pounds ot butter) inserted directly under the cover. This quantity of butter can be kept perfectly hard all day, without additional ice a very important addition to the economy and comfort of lamiucs. If desired, the Cooler can also bo furnished, at a sninll ex pense, with a Filtering Apparatus, made and lor sale at BUUNET'S House Furnishing Establishment, No. 14. East Front street. Cincinnati. O. Dealer In Hardware, Cutlery, Tea-Traya, Britannia, Japanned, nronzeu ano iin ware, isrusnes, wooden and vuiow ware, Bathing Apparatus and Refrigeratora. aplO "Patent Metallic Bnrial Cases." VyE continue to manufacture and keep on hand every si re and ' ' variety of finish of this invaluable article, now rapidly su perseding the use of wooden coffins wherever introduced, on account of their superiority for depositing in vaults, for protect ing mo remains irom tne casuauiea incident to ordinary interments, (aa their great strength prevents the earth from crushing them,) and the gratification it affords tho friends of Ihe deceased, in the reflection that the remains are kept together in an imper-ishaole caae. Aa we have recently reduced our wholesale pri ces, we are now offering favorable inducements to Undertaken throughout the West, and respectfully solicit orders from them. W. Ci. LIAVIM tt CU., mh23 Corner Ninth and Main streets, Cincinnati. GIBSON HOUSE, Walnut Street, between Fourth and Fifth, CINCINNATI, OHIO, O. II. GEFFROY, Proprietor, Spfitf LATE OP WALNUT STUEBT HOUSE. BOOTS AND SHOES 10 eases boy's prime Kip Boots ; 15 " youth's " " 15 ' ' prime Coarte Boots, 10 women's Kip and Split 5 Imit-Goat " 10 Buskins) 25 children's Pegged and Sewed Boots ; 15 " misses' Buskins and " 30 men's Brogan's, and Kip, Split and Coarse 10 Boya' Calf and Kip Brogans; 10 " ynutha' J lut received , and lor sale at very low prices. E. G. WEBSTER A CO., 4ec99 Corner Filth snd Lodge. GUM SHOES. Five thousand pair on hand, fur sale aa low aa tbe lowest. Call and examine the assortment Siz-a to accommodate tbe buyer. E. G. WEBSTER St CO., aecxx corner rittti and Codge, Cincinnati. MOROCCO, LAST1NGS, LACKS As GALLOONS. Our stock is the largest and the beat in the city, and st very low prices. (dec:3) E. G. WEBSTER St CO. ORK SOLES. 50 dozen men's and women's received Uiis day by express, for sale low. dec23 E. G. WEBSTER A CO. PARTIBS COMMENCING HOUSE KEEPING, should remember that the place U buy their China. Glaaa and Qucensware, st low prices, is at the New Crockery Store of IS. St U. IU3 I ML, apl High St, Eaat side, between Slate and Town. Osage Oruse Seed. FRESH OSAGE ORANGE SEED, Just received, nnd for aale at the Capital Cily Agricult jral Warehouse cahlMSiWtf WM. A. GILL CO. F0 It WARDING. CHAMI1KRI.1N & CRAWFORD. FORWARDER de VOMIMIHMION WERCITANTS, toot oj Bupertur street, Ulevelnna, unto. rtEALERS In Flour, Grain and other Produce, (exclusively a' on onmm is on.) rroorlctora ol New York and unio cine. unio canal, and union cine, rcnnsyivania and Ohio canal. KB Agents for th followlni Linos i n ... i I i -i . w uiwiuru . yus nunnern nu, inoa...o .. n,,.l,.n R. R. Cine nf Htiiam Prn. I -p -.. nellera. t O. P. Bcovell, 1U0 New York and Ohio Lake Boat Line, 1 Cbamberllo Lee, & Co., new i o ana Cincinnati Line, I Agents, Chambarlin, Lee & Co'a Express, f No, 1, Cantiee Slip, Troy and Oawego Line, j Now lork. maunm DhllmhiipKn fna jr fnfo 17vnpAc0 I vuiiuiuuiaiiii UIU w we AiAUltam I TJROPRIETOK" CHAMBERLIN, LEE ti CO., New York, Mr and lee, abell & co Bufiaio. 1 a r- tnip Dy reopiei cine Hteamboats, isaae Nawton and Hendrick Hudson, foot Courtland street, North River. Mark packages " C. Lee 4i Co'a Express." For Freight apply to James C. Oatman, 189 Broadway, New York j Chaubeixin, Lei tt Co., 1 Ccentlea Slip, New York ; 1. S. Chenowbth, & Co., Cincinnati, O ; Chawbeblin tCRAwroED, Cleveland, O. mal3-c'm . 1853. CRAWFORD & CO.. 1852 FORWARDERS As COINMISNION MERCHANTS, ugameburgh, a. x. PROPRIETORS- of the Nmthern R. R. Line of Steam Pro-nellera. between Onlenaburah. Cleveland. Detroit and Chi- cago. Dealer, in FLOUR, GRAIN and other PRODUCE, (exclusively on commission. cioerai advances mane on pjouercy lor sale ac ugaensourgn, wuai,waa mik nrjiy iUiai uinsu wm nun rnna iia iiiivuAu mjuvmj Between Homon, New York nnd the West. I CRAWFORD i CO Oirdensburah New York Proorietor. I I v,u. 1 i.:i..I .7?? 2 J -ir?.PDII;lT" I I.1I1D lUIUlf'l UI 111-3 HII1UWIU. WDW 111.. VIM . 1VII.I ier., (leaving OgdKnsburgh thrco time, a week :) 'J?RMONT "GH' rosToJ?8"' HAMPSHIRE, vf.KMONi, huion, MICHIGAN, - PIU1B1E 73 ,iXWMM&D' . - 1 w - v. uu ... Connecting at Ogdenabursh wllh the Northern Railroad, and the I APPtV TO Otim Kimball. Agent Vermont Central Railroad, 108 State iicoi, Du.iuu, O. P. Scovbll, Agent Rutland and Burlington Railroad, 100 State street, Boston. J. S. Mavnabd A gent Travis St Co'sLiue, 33 Canities Slip, New York. Chas.B. Janes, Agent New York and Canada Line, 7 Coentles Slip, up stairs, New York. Malcolm Canfisld, Agent Merchants' Line, 9M Coanties Slip, new iora. CHAMBERLIN A CRAWFORD. Cleveland. Ohio. mal3-fitn NEW YORK AND OHIO LAKE BOAT LINE, ERIE CANAL AND LAKES. CHAMBERLIN, LEE St CO., New York, and LEE, ABELL St CO., Buffalo, Proprietors. NEW YORK AND OHIO LINE, OHIO CANAL. cuAftinmni.iN et ctiAvvruuii, Cleveland, rroprietors. CS3 No Transhipment at Troy or Albany. .JFl Apply to N. Chambeblin and I. C. Oatman, NoTl Coanties Slip. New York, Mark Packagea " N r . 4: u. c. H. cine. Ship daily at Pier No 3, East River, New York msl3-fim COBB, BISHOP A CO., FORWARDERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, CLEVELAND, OHIO. f(S Proprietors ol Ibe OHIO LINE, on tho Ohio Canal, g Agents for Western States' Line, and Western Slates' Express. C. W. Sloane, ! Agents. C. II. Canpield, 121 Broad street, Now York. Clinton Line. C'HAriN A Keyseb, Agents, 113 Broad street, New York Echford and Ohio Line. T. P. Watebs Si Co., Agents, 117 Broad street, Now York, Wislern Freight Express. T. P. Watebs, 1 17 Broad street, New York. G. H. Chapim, 113 " " mal3-3m" L. HANNA. H. OABBETSON. B. HANNA. IIIVUI ... .-n.i.. . cia..i, iiAiiuDinini W. til,,. Wholesale Grocers & Commission Merchants, BABVEV 8 BLOCK, MEftWIN STBEET, mnl3-fim Cleveland, O. A. M. HALE. 1852. HALE & TINKER JOHN TINKKtt. FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, colilniuiia, unio. Warehouse No. 0, Kzobaage Rufidings, Broad street, (one door west ot W. A. Gill A. Co a Agricultural Warehouse ) DEALERS tn Flour, Fish, Sa't, and Water Lime. Also, Auents for the following Lines t Latbrop et Co's Express. Merchants' Transportation Company, ) Ecklord Line, I v. , Union Transporttlnn Compsny, f trU! WM1, Western Lake Boat Line J Mark packagea Care Hale and Tinker, Columbus, Ohio." N. B. We are prepared at all times to contract freight to any part of the Union. CALL AND SEE US. man 1852. EEo&lli EDDY & HAtLADAY, STORAGE, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER CHANTS, And Dealers In Salt, Flour, Flab, Water Lime, &c. E7 Particular attention paid to the Purchase or Sale of Grain, and Produce generally. Ij warenouse and umce, toot oi rront street, opposite tne C, C. and C. Railroad Depot, Cleveland. Ohio. f3 Also, Agents for tbe following Linea on Erie Canal ; MERCHANTS' TRANSPORTATION CO. APPLY TO H. N. Holt St Co., No. 9 Coenties Slip, New York; Holt, Palmer St Co., foot of Washington street, Buttalo, Pro prietors. ECKFORD LINE. Hugh Allen, Agents, No. 127 Broad street, New York, G. B. Williams 5 (up stairs.) jMtNALLENJr1' J 0DsT Wharf. Bufiaio. J. W. Patten St Co., Proprietors, 155, River street. Troy. fy Mark packagea "Eckford Line," ahip daily by "Old Line Troy Tow Boats," Coenties Slip. UNION TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. Running in connection with Reed's various Lines of Steamboats on the Lakes. paopBiRToas. A. Root St Co.. 113 Pier, Albany. Davis A Sutton, Agents Reed's Steamboats, Reed's Warehouse, Kunaio. A. 11. Mobgan, Buffalo. Geo. H. Tottle, Agent, Broad street. New York. C. S. Bishop St Co., Agents, North Market, Boston. fjE?" Mark packages " Union T. Company," ship by " Swiit-sure Line of Tow Boat," foot of Broad street, N. Y. WESTERN LAKE BOAT LINE. Merchandise forwarded daily to and from New York. Albany and Buffalo, and all ports on the Western Lskes and Csnwls. with despatch, without transhipment at Albany or Troy. QF Cargoes insured between New York and Buffalo. a. w. AALLMADOE, I'ropneior, aha nroaa sc.. n. z. AGENTS. R. L. Howell, 131 Broad street, New York, Olmsted St Daniels, 47 Quay street, ....Albany, J. J. Tallmadob, (loot of Washington street,). ...Buffalo, Eddt It Halladav, Cleveland, IMarknackaires" W. L. B. Line," and Ship by Western Lake Boat Lino, foot of Broad street, New York 3 Apply to H. FITCH, Columbus, O. fl Our connections with the above Lines, and with Lathrop A Co's Express, are auch that we can assure Merchanta and Hhippera in general, that we can forward goods to all points s little quicker and cheaper than any other Line. Mark it. Mark all packages legiDly, ana witn care. r.uiir et uallausi, cieveiana. H. PITCH, Columbua. apl6-6m A. M. HALE, General Agent on Ohio Canal. 1852. Hubby, Hughes & Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS Ac FORWARDERS, Cleveland, unio. PROPRIETORS OF Western Transportation Line, on Ohio Canal, And Bieam i ropeners ALLEGHENY, H. A. KENT, M. R. SPAULDINO. SANDUSKY. Forming a Daily Line between Buffalo and Port, on Lake Erie. A LSO AGENTS FOR New York and Erie Railroad, via Dunkirk. Apply to M. B. SPAULDINO, No S Courtland afreet. New York. WESTERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY, Erie Canal via Buffalo. Apply to j aWiLGUB j r. Ncwyork. P. B. Bubee, 86 State street, Boston. S. G. Chase St Co., Albsny. Grlston tt Evans, Buffalo. S. Flannaoan, Philadelphia. Apply to BUTTLES, COMSTOCK A" CO., Columbus, Ohio. Merchants and ahinners sre respectfully referred to the above Houses and Lines, and assured that their goods and producewill be carefully handled, and promptly forwarded to and from New York, or to any point desired, via Dunkirk, Buffalo, Tmammda or Oswego, or to any port on the Lakes, at the lowest customary ratea. Mark packagea "Care Hubby, Hushes A Co, Cleveland," or Care Buttles, Cnmstnrk A Co, Columbns." mnS4-d3m NEW BOOKS. Fresh t Fuller. reah Leu-vee from Western Woods. By Mclta V The Nnvnl Institution ef si nepxbllc ; an Address before Ihe Irving Literary Institute, by Win. Maxwell Wood, 11.8. Navt. A Pllsirlmnge to Egypt, embracing s Diary of Explora tions ot tne Nile. By t. v. c Bmitn, cuitor oi iuo oosion raea-ical and Surgical Journal. This day received at the New Bookstore. ap5 J. II. RILEY A CO. IBaxlU Wo gtate loitmai. THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 17, 1858. From He Knickerbocker. L.INB81 TO KATE. sr FRANCIS COrCOTT, Who sang those songs through summer hour., Taught her by Nature 'mid tbe flowers, Or 'neatb the vine's o'erarchlng bower, t KATV-did. Who made the scene 10 dear to met Who gave new life to every tree 1 Who .poke 10 gently, frank, and freef Kirr-did. Who made the hours paaa swift at night, Turned solitude Into delight, And made the .tar. seem .till more bright! KATVdid. Then, dearest fairy I let me .ay, Ere next return, your natal day, Who vowed to 'lovo and to obeyt' , lUrr-dld. RATIONAL AGRICULTURE. Tbe total value of the annual product, of the .oil of the United State., i. now about one thousand million. of dollar. ; aud no one who know, what science ha$ done for agriculture, will doubt that the same amount of labor which is now employed in producing thit aggre- n.... .jv..!, r'"" ! agaio- Bate, mldlt be SO applied aa to SSOure a total nrodiiot - lw.. , . ' . 01 tuirty per cent, greater, or one thousand Ihree nun- dred mil ion.. JJut SCientHiC, UllItuL Ihorough agri- I cu lure a wavs employ more labor than the .hiftlea. .locW Jt tooVnerallv prevalentTand h . cer- , . , , - I taillly within bounds to estimate that our agriculture I lions per annum hii achievement which would double I the wealth of the country every eight or tea yeara. vv hoflver will review IDA flirrinultura of a Ain?ln NrfA or even an average county, in any part of Ihe Union. 0- ---"o-- and estimate how much it product might be en. hunced by irrigation, manuring, deep plowing, drain-ins, &c. will perceive that our calculation i. fur with in the truth. But suppose that only half of it, or an addition of two hundred and fifty million, per annum to our an nual agricultural product, is attainable, what an immense addition to our national wealth would thereby be in.tired I Four-fifth, of thia would probably be permanently added to the wealth of the country that is, the furmer whose annual product ahould be swelled from f 1,000 lo $1,250, or from $2,000 to $2,500 would not eat or drink up the surplus, but would invest tbe greater part ot it iu new building., tencei, barns, implements, furniture, &c, &c, giving profitable employ ment to mechanics and laborers, and largely increasing the businea. of merchants, and the income, of professional men. , Such an addition to the annual product of our agriculture, would increase the consumption of manufactures, domestic and imported, in far greater ratio, since from the annual product of every farm the food of those making a living on it must first be taken for home use, affording no business or profit to any one else, leaving only the surplus to form the .tnple of trade; and an addition of twenty-five per cent, to the annual product of each farm, would probably double the annual exchange, and general trade of the country. This addition may speedily be made, through the diffusion of science and knowledge. There is hardly a township wherein vast element, of fertility are not now lying useless or running to waste which might profitably be secured and applied. And while individual and local effort must mainly be relied on to forward this, a8 all other improvements and reforms, it seems but reasonable that the Federal Government should do a little the very little that i. asked ot it toward the accomplishment of the eood work. A Nalional Bureau of Agriculture, costing at the outside $100,000 per annum in all, might procure seeds, plants, trees, &c, from India, Australia, the Pacific, &c, which would be worth millions to the country. The cost of two voy age, to China would naturalize the Tea Shrub or Tree among us, determine what American soil and climate are best adapted to it, and supply us, altera few years, with a home grown article, probably cheaper, and cer tainly more wholesome (because unadulterated) than the Chinese leaf. Beet Sugar i. rapidly .upplanling in Europe that produced from the Cane, though the latter is sold there far cheaper than it ever wa. till very recently ; our prairies and intervale, are naturally better adapted to Beet Culture than mo.t of tbe land, de voted to it in Europe. In fruit culture we have done nothing as yet to what we must and will do; there are scores of delicious traits well adapted to one or more of our climates which are hardly known among us even by name. Many a farmer now possesses treasure, in marl or muck, piaster or phosphate, of which he i. utterly ignorant, and likely to remain ao. We all need light; but agriculture does not keep pace with other department, of productive indu.try in improvement, primarily because it na. not received equal attention from those cupable of shedding the light of science on its onward way. We know and leel the torce ol Ihe prime objection to an Agricultural Bureau at Washington namely, that it is very likely to be made a hospital for partisan in valids, as too many Uureaus have already been. But we urge against this view that, while the necessary cost would be .mall, the certain benefit, would be very great if this Bureau were directed by the poorest stick that could be raked from ihe gutters of political bankruptcy and decrepitude. If he will do nothing but receive the contribution to agricultural science that could not fail to be sent him, allowing some clever clerk to transcribe and reduct the substance, not printing at all, but allowing it to be copied and printed by such agricultural and other journals a should see fit, it would at least pay it. cos'. But an average, ordinary, office-seeking hack could not fail to do far more than this, in procuring seed., plant., etc. ; and-now and then the right man would tumble into the Bureau by accident, and do more to advance American agriculture in the course of four year than the cost nf the Bureau would amount to in a nundred. JV. X. Tribune. We see it stated in an exchange, thatJMadame Anna Bishop ha appeared in public since her arrival from Europe, 1847, (including ber trip to Havana and Mexico.) no less than 743 time. In putting down the net profits of each performance at the very small sum of $150, the whole gain would be upwards of $100,000. At Mexico alone, Anna netted $14,000 in her eight lint nights. Blushing Honors. A lar-e sign, inscribed, "Pierce House," was carried np Chatham street, yesterday. Of course, the first honor to a Locofoco candidate is to have some blackguard rum-hole named after bim. It i a delicate compliment. 2 'rtfttme. EAR DISEASES. Deafness Rndieally Cored. DR. Li BRUNN'S Infallible Amal remedies, have been suc- cessful in nesrly lAres fAmisand easts of confirmed deafness These remedies have been pronounced by Dr. Kramer of Berlin Drs. Stard and Delean of Paris, Drs. Curtis, Pilcher snd Years by, Aurlsts, London, as the moat wonderfnl and valuable aver applied for diseue. of tbe internal sad middle Ear. If the cause of deafness Is confined to the external Ear, their effect, are apparent the 5th or 6th day. Dr. Lo B. swrsstt curs ia svsry case, when the Est Is perfect ia its formation. He has 18 certificates from those who had been deaf from their 3d year, snd whose hearing is now completely restored, and are enabled to learn the language. Over taxsty-srres kundrtd csrtifcaus for acres may be aecn on application. ParJenta by sending description of their caae eon have remedies sent to any part of the country free of expense. Terms, fire dollars for a fall coarse of remedies, advice snd instructions tea dollars fee to be paid when the hearing ia completely snd permanently restored. N.B. "Dr. Le Brunn's treatise on the Ear snd Its diseases," translated from the French, price one dollar. Address DR. L BRUNN, Union Square, New York. ap27-Sm MORE NEW CARPETING. The subscn-bers. next door to the American, sre reeef ring large addition to their former assortment, making one of the moat deatrabks atocka to be found to the city. Their aaortniet comprises ew-ry variety to be found ia tbe market. Tapestry .sitsis, sapesury Brussels, Ingrains, ace. . Also, white and col'd India Mattfng, Oil Cloths, Euga,MaJs, Lace and Swiaa Window Curtains. Buyers will consult thHr Interest by looking st oar stock be. fore purchasing. pJ3 W. A A J. C. McCOT A CO. VACANT LOTS FOR SALE, on easy terms. Three VACANT LOTS, situate oa tbe east side of Scioto street, snd tbe a rat south of tbe alley rasnisg between Loaf and Spring strerts nearly opposite Bayden's factory. The above will be sold either in s body or separately, oa the saost reasonable terms- JAMISON tt TOTTLE, aaoSO-dlnt Keal tstase Agents. V ,V