Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1844), 1846-10-08, TRI-WEEKLY.

              PUBLISHED ON TUESDAYS, Till RSDAYS AM) SATURDAYS, JJY CHARLES SCOTT & CO. tnctl south-east cunicr of llih street and Sugar alley JOHN TEKSDALK, Editor. TKKMS. Daily during the session of the Legislature, and tn-weeUy the remainder of the )car, - 5 00 Tri -weekly per HNI, IW Weekly per annum, -- - - - - 2 00 Terms of Advertising Twelve Jinca or lea, one or three insertion!, 5' a'u' 23 rents for each additional insertion lor three months $o for six months 8 for 12 monies 512 Longer advertisements in the Bnmc proportion, with a deduction of 20 per cent, cm the amount oyer 5 20 in six months. By i n k Ykak. For twelve lines J 12 fourth of i column 520 half a column $.(0 whole, column JjTW. BUSINESS CARDS. MATTHEWS & B1TTLES, A TTORNEY9 dm C ounsellors at Law, olumhiis.Ohio, x. Office one door south of iN. Whiting cV Huntington's Book-store, up stairs. iNov. , la-to. A. B. Bltti.ks. EM-1.1 MI & CALKINS, ATTORNEYS and( ounsellors at Law, Columbus. Ohio, w ill attend to business entrusted to t.icir care in any t ne Courts of this State. Olhce corner of High and State reets, over the Columbus Insurance Company's otHce. July 19, laio. ELIJAH BACKUS, ATTOKISKY at Law, Columbus, Ohio, will attend to any business that may be entrusted to his charge in any of the Courts in this State. Olhce 011 High street. JAMES 1. LAKIMOItE, ATTORNKY AT LAW. Collections promptly attended to. Mr. L. can be fouudatthe olhce ol Sw.ivuc ft Bates March 3. KING Ar ANDERSON, ATTORNF.YS and Counsellors at Law and Solicitcra in Chancer .Cincinnati, Ohio, haw associated themselves to practice their profession in the various oiirts of Ohio, as WW as in the Circuit and Supreme Courts of the I', States. Runs Kim.. Ckarlfi Axdimov, Feb. II, l::i(i. lyr. (Ite 0 Hatton.) I. N. WHITING Ar HI NTINUTON, BOOKSELLERS and Statioon.iMil door to the Clinton Bank, 1 1. ;'i street, Columbus, Ohio. A large assortment of Books ami Stationers alwavs on hand. si:iiii:kt i.ii.i.kv. B CM iK-IIIXUKHS, llieh street, oiipoutc the 1'ublic Offi. ( olamboa. Aug. Sb, IMS. Wu. Stllit.KT. M.C.LIU.BT. HOOK HINDI lt . CI MATTOON, llook-binder, High street. opposite Whi-. ting .V Huntington's liook-store. Hook-binding of every description. cNccuti il on short notice. CJKKF, ABBOTT & CO., TV' VI.I'.US in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, Nails, Clam, I ' House Huilders' materials, 1". inning MM Mei liaiiicil Tunis, Militarv Goods, itC. JtC., iu. llil High street, sign til' th.- (HH Padlock, WIMJ & I1IC1I AltOS DEALERS in loreign and Domestic Dry (Jooils, C.rocr-lies, Hoots and Shoes, A. &c., wholesale and retail, No. I, Goodalo's How, High street. J. II. RUBY, DI'. M.l'.ll in Law. .Medic:il.'riieological,Classical. School and Miscellaneous Hooks, superior Stationery and Wall Paper, at Derby's old stand, opposite the State House. . II. WIIKATON, DIM (HUNT. ami Dealer in Patent .Medicines, Paints. Oils, Dve Stud's, Class, Ac. Ac, wholesale and retail, corner of Higu and Mriuul streets. Columbus, Ohio. FAY & Ml. HOI KM', DKAI.F.RS in Dry (iooils, tiroecries, Hardware. Drugs. Medicines. Paints, Oils. Ill Stull's, Leather. Hoots and Shoes. Ac, High street, Columbus, Ohio. Oct. I, Hill. M. 11. I1ATKIIA.1I, TIHTOU of the On jot 'i i, nv a roll, a Journal of Agricul-Xj ture and Horticulture, published on the 1st and l.'ith o aeh month. Terms ylperyear; four copies for tfd. (TJ" Oll'u'e 111 the Hank Hllifdillg, near the Slate House. COMNTOC'K A CO., EH)RWAI1DIN(1 ami COMMISSION MF.HCIIANTS, A Proilur-e Dealers, and Lard Oil Manufacturers, Canal PMhl, I 'oliitnbiis, Ohio. .1. BIDOWAT At CO'S I HON l()l NDHV, Hroad street, near the Hridge, Columbus. Ohio. Stoves of all kiuds,and a great variety of ( listings, always on hand. Oct. . lllll. C Oil Mill S HAT ROtl, JF. HI I 1SI 1,1.. Iliu'li slrect. opposite the State Baitd- illgs, alwavs keeps on hand a good assortment of Hats and Caps of the latest fashions. Hats made to order. W. A. Met OV CO., WHOLI'.SM.F. .. HF.TAII. DI'.Al.l'.liS in Fancy and Staple Drytinoils ainltir ncs, opposite the State House, High street, Colutnhils. Ohio. OBANGBS and LEMONS. AFREflH supph OfOltHtl and Lemons just reieived and for sale at II. J. UOffT & CO S' Coni'ei -lion.irv. III the NU House. Sept.'l. WAT IIKS. A (iOOO a?sctrtnirnt of nil the different kinds, inst rr J Ntfld, nnd fur Bt)fj nt Ur priri-s. UV have some of llvfiniKt that wi re tftf nflbfl d II thi nnrket. I J Ullli !. H. ,. I I. A 1 I A I II , Ac il Mouse STEEL ;oois. AtHFH mnl; of St. d Bewli, Bm Chtf, Kob. VmH and ( itiard ( Iiiiiih. Urt ist Tins and llrare lets, of new Ulr, Xr. r. Just rereived hy 'June i'. V. A. PLATT iV CO., Neil HMM m km: ami bone umMraif. AI.I-KjN'S (irnuine Nerr and Hone l.iiuinent, hy the pnns, down H single, at the Iruc Store of .1. It WHEATON. April 2r. Corner f Jtrti.nl and llih nta. SrriHM riictir Oil lor 1)f nine-'. A Ftif 'ii c in jii!-t rec c ied and for nale at the Hrng Store, corner o High ami Broad streets, bv J. 11. WHS TON. May ft. Sole Agent in Cohinibim. PATENT HEDlCINEft. Al l, the nlMMt 1' ilc nt Mi (li int ke pt constantly on hand, and such onlv nn are gi ntiine. Ill MFHREV k KRAMER. City Itnig Storr. June ". IMSTOI.S. ASI Ii'I.Y of one barrel ami mi barrel revolving I'is-toli, junt receded. W. A I'l.AT'l A CO., Junp 'XI. Neil lnU!e. IVrtlnrtil SM-ctnrlr. A I, SO, double B fj and NKlll SKTtncle!. for all J. jL. age, ami in n -jrc it v;irn l . Irann s Wno. Spectacle i.r all kWb. litti d in HAhH at nhort notit v, and low price, by V. A. I. ATT A ( O . An llnunr. M' re Steel C.nods. A opened III., day. U I'LVIT A 'O f'ARRI.KiK TRIMMINC.R. Mi"'r" ' T AMPS sod Bands ; Indis KnUa r ( loth iml Whips ; ( nrrilltte Sprint:. " -Li JM doth and Mais ; l atent l.eatherand Bindings ; AND sles. Biicm l.aint. Baisls ami India HiilVr( loth. !",'"',' . ''"' for sale st the siirn of ll,c (lll.T PAIiLCK'R. I.iirht t rame. and Tsssells ; Z Springs and Axles. (.F.RF. ABBOTT A CO. lies! JnniiitH Nitils. ..... .... . . . . , . . . SHORTED sis, I .,. to I" fn, tm .ale at the . , , ,."" IMIINC. MATERIALS. J sign of the f nril 7 1 " t.ll.T I'MHCM'K T Ks and l.atclies. Bolts. Sen w s, I lini;es, .Nads, Cilsss, , JI J Pu.lv. Pullies, Sash Cord. Ac. I'OH RENT, I July IfT. OKKF. MtliOTT A CO. A LB pleasant and nun enn nt two storv Brick Itwell- m . w. ing. on Front St., s short distam i north of Broad t ACRES I, AND EOR SALE, March 2. W. A. PLATT T ' '" ''""!t township. LickiiiL' county. Ohio, I t - 1 i JLi ti miles from F.tna. The above land will he sold cheap Ilonse Triinmins". j For particulars, enquire of ATTtY go.sl assortment, and more eiperted. of Mor- Ma, Jii. B. COMSTIM'K A CO. lice. Him. Cottatre and other l.iK-ks ami 1-atches. for '' " t . . . '. sale at the rip ol' the U1LT P.MlLIK K. I , . ,. STI EES. fT (H.WOOO. ( aniwoisl. I ustic, Nickwood, Mum, Cnn- C oik". Infllllilil)- Eft Wnler. lj r... Bine itriol.Oil itriol, Indigo. Kstnsrt of Log ALSO, Lean's ( henncal Plaster, s celebrated article for wimkI. Ac. Ac. Just received, and for sale low. st whole the cure of Chronic and Inflammatory Kheumatism. sale or retail, bv J. H. WMF TON. OimmUL Spinsl Irritations, White Swi lline.. Fever Sore.. Ac. For Oct. '.I IwAw. Corner High and Broad streets ssleby JR. WHKATOW,PmriH, April ;i'i. Corner f Higli sssi ifussl sss. lli KAKifc. . T OSSLS lis Fire or Water insured syainst upon liberal Drugs, Medicine, nnd Dye Stuns. Ij terms lo thi lenr: est iblishi il and well known Proter- Al BI.SII SI IT LI just received seal for sale low, by Hon Insurance C ompanv of the ritt of Hartford Connecti-J. R. WIIKATON. cnt. K. RORHINS. (ien Agent. Cincinnati. ( olumbns, Oct 7. Comer of lliiih an.1 Broad its. Jan. K. M J ( III.HKHT. Agent, ( olnmbns. PAINT lllll SUES. " Rko will take CastorOil and Saltl H LI. assortment of Paint Brushes and Ss.h Tools. "VfK ZMtrC PORTER'S Poor Man's Sugar Curative just rereived and forsale by J. B W IIKATON. 1V1 Pill., and Medicated Stomach Bitters. Price sis cents Ag- M. Corner of High and Broad sis. per hoi and bottle. Prepared bv ir Porter. New York ' NAIES. and Tor ssle by I. . WHKATDN. ' ALL sites Cot and Wrought Nails, st the .itn of the ! tt "'f Corner of Broad and High sts. M'fZt- I lll.T PADLOCK. j,t received, at Ho.e'a Store. hips! miiips! whips! IM. gt?1?. "f. i2V rT tfg. Ranif. Rri- ASCPKHIOR qualitv of Carriage, Hiding and Buggv t. ,raly1,''d 1'ench (hint. Summer Whips, (gut and whihbone.) just ncei.id ami forsale ''IT U,n' r- Dr"P ml eiamine them. eh.-ap. by E N. SIXK.T M, Mmy ' July L Opposite Public Buildings Ci Inmbns. j NO. 101 IllCill STREfrT. CASH EOH PRODl'CE Cs'Sf' NDKF.II pairs F.liptie - .es and Bt TON I 'I K Ar ( O. are p ,ng the "ghe price in r'""C"- "'t "",,rd for '!, V" " . cash for W best, t 'era. Flav-ed. Cover seed. Timo- K- '" OH. I PAIll.l .CK. thy seed, f lour. Lard. Tallow. Bees-was, Cjinseng, Pet and SMITH'S VICES Pearl Ashes Bacon Wool. Festbers snd Hemp; and sell fM Domestic Manufacture, the bes'l in the market for Imsw, Ssdt, Comber, Shingles, Plaster. Cement. Ac. Acs! V .ale at Use sign the GILT PADLOC R Uw lowest prices. Jane 1.1. IM.1. Sept 10. BHl ssrt, CARPET HAIifl 100 doxe. Fili I !; ' "nrnvoi and Ingrain and (.ram Carpet ft Spear A Jarl.on. Mnttram. Ibbotami, Rate her sad Hags, of a sanely of sizes and colors, kept constantly . J other celebrated makers, for sale at the sn of the on h.imi I,. IJ-ly l-J t-NLOCCM ApnlT CULT PADLOCK OHIO " TRIWEEKLY. " VOLUME X. COLUMBUS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1846. NUMBER 39. rwrnros, .vc. TJI I'F and Fancy CuBliincrti listings; Stiippdanil l'laid It 11 L.inen Drills just received bv April 90k VVINC & RICHARDS. Steel llcnds Tassels and ling Clasps. BEAD BAMS, 1'iirscs, l'urse Slk, Cold PasW, Silver Ware, ccc. intit received per express, r'ur sale by t el.. Hi. w. M. BAVAUK. SOAP. CASTII.E, Shaving and 'I oUtjl Snap, and a great variety of Perfumery, just received, and for sale. HUMPHREY Jr. KRAMER, June 2't. City Drug Store. William 11. Jarvis & Henry Jarvis, CIOI.I.KC I (IHS and Aecimnt Settlers, for Franklin and J adjoining counties, will attend to all business entrusted to them, with punctuality and despatch, and upon reasonable terms. Office, up stairs, first door north of McCoy's store. April I t. IM& y. ( olu'inbus, Ohio DYES DYK-WOODS and Coloring materials of every description, for sale, W holesale anil Retail. Ill HPHREY ft KRAMER, June 4. City Drug Store. I.nnl. hil'-cIh Plates and Crimes. I7rrill.ll sold separately. C. C. ROSE, 1 j . I June 15. SALMON. T7iKF.SH No. 1 Salmon Do. No. 1 Mackerel ; X White Fish; Orand Hank Codlish. This day received and for sale, by July II. JOHN MlLLF.lt. DR. HA.VMNCi'S PATENT LAC E, FORwcakiicss of the bodv, pain in the back. Ac. Ac. For s le h J. B. WIIKATON, Aug. ", IM& tf. Axtnt. MILL AND CROSS CI T SAWS. FAY A KII.HOI RNE keep a constant supply of How-land's Mill and Cross-cut Saws, at the lowest prices TANNER'S OIL. I?OR SALE low, bv the barrel or gallon. at the Drugstore of J. B. WIIKATON, Oct. 1. Comer of High and Broad streets. LEAD PIPE,- I -'OK ( IS'I F.IINS, Wells and Ae.pie.lucts. for sale at the JT sign of the GILT PADLOCK. anvils; f EM'INF. Mouse-Hole Anvils, at the sign of the VJ May 13. (JII.T PADLOCK. NEW DRESS GOODS, "MNOHAMS. Pristsjd Lawns. Halzorines, Ranges, Mus-vj lin tiiiiL'hains, KuibroulcTiMl ditto, l)e Lains, A-e. All new styles, lor sale bv W INLii Hit HARDS'. April II. hoi cars skirts. HOI till s Patent Sea grass corded Skirts, for sale at New York retail price, by Sept. U. J. I). OSRORN A CO. SAMS. HOE A CO., and Wiimnt A Rowland's Mill and Cross cut Saws ; line A Co. ami Wihnot A Rowland's Circular do.j Spear A. Jackson's and other Hand do.; Patinel ami ripping do.; Butchers' and Rick do.; Billettaml Turning Webb do. .futy !;. OF.RF., AHHOTT k CO. FAMILY FLOUR. T T A 1 NO made ai rniigemeiits w ith some of the best mills X I in Springfield, lor Hour, we shall for the future be supplied with the Is-st and cheapest in the market. ( all on us. Oct. II. H, COM8T0CX A CO. ( (Il l Hill s AGP.NCY. HARTFORD FIKEINSI ISAAC E COMPANY. Capital flUjOOO. Poln ii s is-ued dsily on the most reasonable terms. Of-lice, ( arpenler s Building, betneen Hie Elclwue and City Banks, ( oliiinbus. i i.vici. 1 1 iv i r I I I ii. Sept. 1.1. llil.'). Secretary. GROCERIES. TMIT.RIAI. and Young llvson 'I'eas, Chocolate, Cocoi, J- I linger. Pepper, Spice. ( 'niiiainoii, Nutmegs, Mace, Cit-mn, Ac. Ac. Just received at the June 4 CITY DRUG STORK CITY HOI SE. C. W. KI'.N P. Proprietor. IN full blast. April J. II! US. A RARE CHANCE. T Ol I Kit for sale one of the most ih .irable business In-J. cations to be had ! Cfthimbll ; l.eiiijr the lot joining the 'IVrins c ;inv. 'l itlo iudiyjHitahle. rVh. 7, SUf lie I..HIR on ine norin. SUMMER CLARK. c;enitikk moi sk-iioIsK anvils, Tl ST rcec ic cl unci tor nlf at the sign of the U Sept. 10. OILT I'ADI.OCK. 200 REGS ! HIATA II MLS. fut n en. , md for Hale at the afga v oi ine (Sept mi I'M) FADUXTK. NEW DRY conn-. J I ST received at 110, llurh street. 1060 pieces new style Prints; '.111 do. (linphnm. (iinghsm Lawns, Ac; l(l Ho. Cottnnades sihI Itrillinpi ; Also, a lartre and well selected stock of Fancv and Sta- pie Dn(Mt Y A Ml. Ilol HNK. April Jll. No. loll IlijTh st.. snrn of the Broail-aie. CLOCKS, J I ST received, and for sale low, brass. .It) hour and alarm Clocks, of Jerome's make. June il V. A. IT. ATT A; C O., Neil House. BOLD PENS. J I ST received, a Isnte snpplv of Cold Pens, of the hut liiike.whi.il we oil, rat redlircil prices ; amonp them are Hnm-nM. tt,mtlirl Jiamrif't U,f than Pen; also, hnrg nlraaun. tv. A. PLAIT' A lo. J,"ic J7 Jljp, u,r. 30 Tons Pic Irnn, Tl si received on consiiino nt. and tor sale low. tf alarm in. II COM STOCK Ai CO NEW HON NETS. JI'ST received bv the puhscriliers. a new and well selected sssorlment of Neapolitan. Prince Alliert, Fsncy Brsid slid plain l'ohorn and Straw Bonnets, which can be afford ed at unusually low prices. FAY A. KII.BOI HNK. STATE JOURNAL Solur Lard Lamps, OF Cornelius A Co.. manufacture. Also, Lamp Trimmings of all kinds, w holesale or retail, by W. A. 1 LA TP A: CO., Feb. 7. A'f Mm PLAIN and figured India Rubber Cloth, for carriage.tops, warranted not to gum. Also, Carriage Trimmings generally. T. P. ELLIS CO., Sept. u no. :it, uign si. To Painters. PAINTERS can find, at the City Drug Store, all kinds ni painting materials. Paint Brushes. Bronze, Cold and Silver Leaf. Dutch Metal, Ac. Sold by June I. Ill .MITIHI.Y Ai hli ivir.lt. ..T1" C'aliro. "PI.F.NTY of good Calico left at a ' lip " a yard, and when X you enquire lor it, we tN t be "just nut. C. C. ROSE. TO STONE CUTTERS. R FITCH A CO.. have just received a large lot of Mar- ble Slabs, ol all descriptions, which they offer for sale at reduced oriees. for cash, or approved credit. Those w ishing to purchase will do well to call soon. The article is superior to any before otl'ered in this market. June in. FOR SALE. SEVERAL Farms (some small.) in tins (I raiikllli) county, on verv good terms; land good. Al-n, several farms and tracts ol land in Indiana. Illinois, and Iowa, for sale or exchange for good land or other property in Ohio. THUS, t . II. MOSKI.KY, ug.i2, llllo. Land Agent. Ac. New Style lNIfi. JATI.N nnd Moleskin Hals of the latCBt style and best J qualitv just received at April Iki. WLN'C. A R1(TIAR1)S (lenuine Armilnep Mollsl'hole Anvils. s Ol.l 1 1 box and coiiiiiuiu ise.. lor - ile at lliesinii of the V Brill UILT I ADl.Ot K. SBAL8 r.namved. and Seal I'n s-PH luniished, for ISotii ries Tublic, COMMI PIvM and .Supreme Cottfta Hi conlern, Ac. Ac, .it very low prices nnd short notice, by Hwa if. it. a. runn . y-, ixwu nwii TO FARMERS SCVTHK.S and Sneathi., Ha Kakes and Forks. ( .run Cradles, RUVt and ScsUhj Stones, fur sale at the siyn oflht (lll.T l ADLOt K. GERB AHHOTT A CO. No. 101 llili street, iitin mm rrmna. THHKK TIIOl SAM lbs. Iron Wire, as.sor.ed, from So. 3 to 3T. 'J(IIK) IIm. Loij ( hninn ; bint pair Trace ( h:iin; JU do. Ames' Shovels and Spades 10 dot. Manure I orkn. Julv lo. bite Liiiil. Oil and 1 1 mi-be s. T T.N'I'V bbN. Linseed Od, in whole and half barrels 100 ke White Lead; Varnish, Paint and Whitewash Unmhcs. July Hi. (iKKK. AHHOTT A CO. KS1M WAHTBDi rill" highest market price paid in Cmk, f"r Clover, Khx and Tiliiothy seed, at the lie ad of the ( anal. An. HI. It ( OMS10CK A ('O. MRS. MLLl li's TOBACCO. TWO Hundred dozen Mrs. .Miller's line cut chewinff To-hacco.by July II. JOHN MILLER Thunder mid l.artli iiiiik-t itcrountrd lor. PIH )M'. load ruiubliny sounds, w inc h are l're(iientlv heard L in this vicinity , and are supposed bv some to he the peals 1' distant thunder, bv others, the low, inutterinL' roar of a half-choked earthou ike, have bectidiscovered to be nothing but the racket made by Knse's boys tearing oH'miine of their stronu l!W (iooilu. May 1 i. FOII HIIIHOs. Till-' new style of I'M RIImM hi variety with (iold and Steel TriinmiiiHs, just received. June :i. W. A. PLATT A CO., Neil Mouse. DHI'dS, Mi:i)l( IM S, OILS. 1'AI.VI'N, Ar, Till; subsc ribers have just received a lare addition to their ntock of hnijjs, Medicines, OiK I'ainls, iVe., which they otl'er at wholesale and retail, on the nic.st accouimoda- UBg torno, (Alg.4.j fmi m mi.ihm iwk. PORTRAIT PAINTING. Till', Plbllfi are resj tfidlv invited to call at ( i KoKn v. E. W aii i i is Kim mi, on low u A , cast of Hili, and examine his spc-ciinens in the above art. Jan 5 tf. TIN PLATE. TIIK subscribers have for sale M boxes Tin I'late, 1-3 H and HI boxes X do ; also, Wire, assorted Nos., Kussii, and conimon Sheet Iron, Sheet Zinc, ami Bar Tin. Feb. It 1 W A kll.HOCHNK. mac mini: C AllDS. T1IK subscribers have fur sale .'0 n tN Machine ' irds fancy and plain set, Nos. ltd, 31, .11. and .'II. wiru also, I illetuig Cards, manufactured at Leicester. Mass. I eli. It. I 'AY A MLHOl R N K. SROCRRUPk THE subscrilMTs oile r tor sale at their old stand, io. C ( . ' " i i i' - Itovv, I" hhds. prime N. O. Snff.tr. New Orleans nnd Suar House Molassci. M Wmm KioCotbe. Fine clirwiinf and common Telneco. Siiieri"r (.iinpowiler and Yintui: llvson Tea. Pnttr. Spice, ( iiiiL;er, A c, A c, March i. TA1 A KILBOURflB. PHINTINO INK, WAUK WIT. Mas (.'oml as any othi r nianufnctured in tbp I nitcd States. The sti Inter ilwrs having In-en appoint ed agents for the sale nf J. A. James' I'rintititf Ink. nianufac-lured at Cincinnati, Ohio, w ill keep a constant mpplv of tho above article, at the price it is sold for in I incinnati. March I. KAY A KILIiOI'KNK. Thi dny rr rivrd, MO, Males Latent Counter Sc ab s. ilh sconp. For sale cheap, by T. 1. UXtS, A CO.. Sept. It. No. DI, High it IMHi: POKT WIN KM. F caks I'ort juk e. for medical purposes, this dav re-O ceived, and for sale, by JOHN MILLF.R. July II. oil rLoon cum. r I'IF.CKS Oil Flmir Ch-th, of eve c lient mmwj umi leau J tiful iiatterns. just rec.tived andfor sale hv April 17. i MLHOl KNE. VAUNISII. i a Barrels pist received, vin tni: in price from 5 1 if) to IV fZ per trillion, forsalehv Aiifi. i: f OMSTOCK A CO, 1 tT. M'.fiS line eastern .si Nails, for Plasterer's rite. For I sab by I . I'. ELLIS A CO., No '.'I. II, J, t Sept. 8. T ANN KIIS OIL. 2r nRI.S Tanners 00, M the boil m ditv. for sale hy f) Feb I F Y tV Ml. HOI HNK. Wrtrrn Hr-crvc Chrefir. r( BOXES Wc si. rn mm re ( hec-e, old and new, nn ) I hand and lor sale ty JOHN MlLLKg July II. MMNCKIiOII.. BRI.S. I.insrcil Oil. just IMajilsa1 ami for ml. by Jan. HI. B ( OMSTDCI .V CO. GO Oil. AND PAIMTS. cf( krirs piir Whir.- I.fal. grunml in.nl ; 4WJ H Ua. I lainl Oil ; 10 Mils. TnriK nlinr ; Dry Isiaa I r ni. Mi U ssl,Vaaaisn nj. TaHasrOcWf, Psri.'U'liili-amlChrnnir. I.rrcn ; Chroma Ysllow, Lithars ; Painl sml Wlnrr-wash Bmslifs, Ar Kr. Jnst rrrpirrrl an.l for.alr.lij I W A KII.BOI KM;. ftpril W. I 'l. Ilich si., siirn "f thr Brna.1 m. CI, AM.' .UU K0 in. haffe srses, iw.m Hi Sv I to Id b H ; I3I.IIS) li(rhts Window Sash. Justrr-rrirnl sndfor snlr.l.v t A KII.BOI HNK. April 3! N". UV, lliirh st , siirn of thr- Broal-aa. MSSF.KU OH Tift CiAMJ"NS jast rtrpirrrl snd for sale low.tij the OUU barrel or smaller quantity, lis ' J B WII'To Ant. 15. Corner nf II . n an.1 BroiH -t. It If l l V V v N I I 1 1 5000' . BI SHEI-S Biriey wanted, for which we will pay ' the hitrheNt one in caah Oct 4 twfcw. B. COMrJTOl K A CO. WANTED. BI SIIF.I-O OaU, JCIXJdo. nssse.!nnnHo Tirn-oOlt sed. B COM STOCK CO. I B-. Cotton ( ham. No. 5 to (,. " 5lbs. C otton Bats. 5000 5000 Wirk Vsm ami Carpet Cbaia. Jnst reeeisrd and foe sale bj M I FAY Jr. KILBOl RNF. Dr. VnUwihu's eKettiblc Lithontriptic Mixture. 1OK thr cuff ut tht folUnrini complaint .-Dropsy in all its forms ; (ir ivel in its several st.iues -, all diseases of the Kidneys and In nary MgUM) ! FtBftla I omplaiiits, Suppressions, Ar. Ac. ;"Weakuess, Diseases of the blood, such as Scrofula, and others id' an eruptive character; all affections wt LlPgll Inflammations of every kind, even those of the Eyes ; Liver Complaint, Consumption, (.eneral Debility of the svstem; Tiles of every character; Jaun-dice, lever nnd cnic; and, indeed, any complaint, which is to be reached through the IiIckkI j and the Proprietor here conliilently asserts, that he can, in every can- no matter what the complaint DM) lie nn matter how various the class of complaint make a permanent and radical ( ure, if the medicine he oilers is taken according to the directions. One or two bottles will test the ellicacy of the article, and be is at lilierlv to use the names of the follow-injt highly reKKctablti individuals, who have been cured, in lln - city and vicinity. Every individual here mined can ba seen and coiiverseil with, and the particulars of the cases cured can he known hv reading the testimonv in the bands of the AgMrtt, bo v ill, with j.leasiire.furiiisl'i pamphlets to all who ni iv call for them. The nronrietor asks. and. in deed, most MPM 111 solicits a strict investipation of the testimonv here set forth and, if a departure- tnun strict truth lie found in any certificate otl'ered, he w ill pav the cost of the publication of said exposure unci abide hy the con-Mqamees. The nrojtrietor woublulso state that every curt here certified to, has been (riven "Vf,T n incurable by the most talented medical men in this city and State and suc h 'ins been the case with every cure made hv this article, far and near. Hut the theory which the invent'orof the Lithou-triplic bases his cures upon that of but "one (Treat dis case" the inipuritv of the blood it will, in a moment, lie perceived, that hut ONE (iKEAT KE.MEMY is -ess-try to elici t in various coinplaints, and the proof which hero follows establishes the theory as lirm as the rock of apes. Mrs. Emery Taunt, Niagara street, Itnlfalo. case of Scrof-ula, termiuaiinp; in ireneral dropsy, rtttUrut and entire aire. Silas Wood, of Buffalo, hleediin: at the lugl of nine veara' M audi up, a cowilitt and finfut CWV, Mr. C. A Wilson for many years connected with the Kutl'alo Coinmerciid Ad-vi rtisc-r, liver complaint. Levi H. Wlltiw, police officer, case of bleeding jiiles, inflammation of the cm s and scrofu-la. a pnfirt mre. Mrs. Daniel Keniiey, of this city, penenil dropsy William Homes, police constable, erysipelas, of l.t vears' standing, eureil by live buttles. Mrs! Lockman, .ill Pearl street, case nf inflammatory rheumatism, a tin-H'd'tr cure. Hiram A Vauplin, Bcrofulous swelliups in (he QnOtt, ti complete rut e. ( ieo. P. liakcr, of Aurora, case of sc urvy leprosy of l years' stjiiidiiir thi-c cure is certified to bv the Hon F. P. Stephens, Judpe of Erlfl eonntv ; P. M. Voshiirjrh, Esi.. Surroale of Erie i nty ; I, V.'Ynn- dtrpool Esc., and otheru Mrs. John Seward, Nr. 17, Chippewa street, Buffalo, ease of affection of tho heart, with iialiiitation, debililv, Ac, a mre. The wile of the Kev. .lolin W. Vaiiphn, of Alcott, NlSftll eonntv. N. Y., rurtd of dropsy. Mrs. Scott. Carolina street. Ihdfalo, hvdrotho-m or dropsy of the chest. Mrs. Look. 157. Franklin, st.. Buffalo, lonuerly of I tica, spinal complaint, with blind pile s, a distressinp case, perfectly nirrd, and attested to hy Mr. Nathaniel Loc k, her husband. JNaiicy Main, of Berlin, EloMMlaOf OOOntT, NOW York, dfTipsv, OOrod, anil certified to hv her husband, Oliver Main, Mr', Susannah llolbrook, of MaildiOH;l.,r'.Iie n,nnlv , MmA of iln.wv,liv tWO l.i.lUes only of this medicine, attested to hv Mr. C, r, S. TboOMl and Mr. Marston. Ifcdlbrook. be forejudge Burwell. Henry Virion, nf Aldcn. Erie county. IN. Y . cured of an HJOTOO or cellular dropsy, altci tappinp had be en resorted to ngkt lime, and over b'l palloiM ot water taken tr him. Miss . of West Blooinfield, cured of irregularity of the menses and fluor albus. The proprietor thus presents the above arrav of testimo ny the partic ulars will Ife found in the paniplilets, which pive a treatise 00 the complaints, md :dso on the wrappers around the bottles. He sure to c all and pet a pamphlet ill apeuts arc- provide i! Mh tliem, to furnish as free as water, that all w h IN in ill health may read, huv and be cured. BlWAKl Of Cool rSKI in v Every bottle has the written sipnaliire of O, C Vaughn under the dboctloflO, nnd stamped upon ihe cork also, - V';iiipbn's 'eprtiibh Lithontriptic Mixture," blown upon the bottle. Put up in ,KI oz. bottles, at ts l per bottle, and I J oz. bottles, at l per bottle. MtaoAu torn) ind -.hi bjDr.U.C, i til I.N. n:.(, Main street, Bullalo. Y .. to whom all communicotiooi MOJtl cotiie. pout paid. And whole sale and retail, hv WM. 1(1 K-tiEB, ;jI and .'. Court limit street, jNcw York city. Also, for sale hy the follow inp aprntfl : S. CLARK A" CO . Dm.vist-, HiphRt., J. Ii. WHKATON, Cotomboo, Ohio. A. II. HKOWN - CO., Mt. ernon. S. KNF.PPER, Woort r. VAN CLRVE A NEWELL, Dayton. Also, for sale, wholii-ilr and retail, bv JOSEPH II. Ill ROE, ClacuuNtL Au;r. ... i::i;. ly. C. BRINCKKKIIOFF8 jVTOTU TI'llT A IfDHIG the nootlog of empirics efereit 1 1 cures iii w r performed and foryetl cerlilicatc s of them, yet their nostrums sink like others of their kind, in the great ea of oblivion. The test of lime is the puidin.' one for the OOOrehinff sirk. who are aniiouslv walchinj everv irlcarn of hope lint shine on llteir path. The Health Itcstorative has Ix-en impetuously assailed as the pr-sluc tioii of a nostrum monjer. but time his proven tint a false and base insinuation, and has jewelled her reputation Kith trems of honor f.oni I lie caskets of those who have experienced the effects of this h dm. Its sovereign power is shown in the cure of complaints nf the Liver and Lunc". f on-oimption. Coughs and Cold. even in their pre. test wTerity, Asthma and Pain in the Breast and Side. All that is desirahk in a remed v for these complaints, is in the RcstwatiTc reduced and concentrated to th ultimu.n of their power, and so p iced in an h perfect combination lln' their sever.) ami united force i- experienced at one and the sirne time. I' , not offered as a palliative only for disease. Iut as a complete extermi-n ition cf it, and a restorer to natural and hlcK.minu health. As all the testimonv of umnipetchible witness is often insufficient to convince those who are determined t" with- land the force of evidence, nn matter how powerful, we eirnestly hope that they will mike trial of the Restorative, ami lie convinced hy actual demonstration. The safety of our life depend on the use of this medicine, without it con had better hasten to prepare r a ouick and fatal termination of ymr disease ; hut hv its use yon avail yourself of nie ms which cannot disappoint or ilelude von. The followinc certificate is from Mr. Chilton, the well known New York Chemist : " I have analvzed a hnttle of medicine called ' C. Rrinker-hcifT s Health Itcstorative.' and tin.) that it does not contain Mircury.or any other metallic preparation, nor opium in .my id' it forma. It it composed of vegetable maiter entirely." Jivir R. f'Mii.Tos. M. I) C. BI!1N( KEKHOFF, Proprietor, IS. Y. Horace Everett, I . S. Aient. Principal Otfice, Hudson st.. New Y'ork. Ant Ts : Columbus. J. B. Wheaton ; West Jefferson John Y. Hopkins; London, Wm. Foos, Sphntrfield, John Ludlow ; Worthineton. S. Brown ; Delaware, Bra. I lev & Prstt ; Stinhnrv. Wm. Y. Wvnans A Co. ; Johnstown. Mis Wiurlit ; Aleiajidria. II. V. Owen ; Granville. Pritchard m Son; Newark, J. N. Wilson; I tica, L. W. Knowlton; ami 'ne afrent in almost every town in the I nite' tates, at advertise,!. Oet.6 lot. N.HITICS nOAHIMNC; HOI SK. Till", sulsw-nlier h-nina; taaea the himtm rereatlr oren-psaw br Jaroli (hler. la tin' Kijlit Biuldinfrs. on Town street, and refitted it in a rotrrplete and Isshionsble stale, is nrersired to reeei.r Boarders on the most reasonable term., nnd to arrommndste them in the most satisfactory manner numlirr of rooms, suitable for families, ean be had if sti pli.-ali.ai be mvle earlr. C. I SMITH. Sept. i, 1M. I nhn .l.iek-- . rmidise. WMOLK-.M I n.l I. Hail. at the lima More of J. B. Will". TOV April t6. Coraer of Broad sad High sts OHIO STATE J0UBNAL. The ;-ent M'esteru's PnsMise. Tiie ij-n ll.Liit teaii!jliii m'cihs to have encountered a sore trial on her passage from Liverpool ; an ordeal, her successful struirijle with which proves her udmira-ble ijualitii's aa a fteadxiat. Tlie followinr account had been drawn up, it will be seen, by a committee of the passengers : SATi nnw, Sept. 12th, 1910. The steamship (Ireat Wesiern, 11. U. Mathews. Esq., commander, left Liverpool at 4 o'clock, P. M., hav'iig on board one hundred nnd twenty -sly. passengers, captain, live ofiicers.five engineers and seventy-four crew, in alt two iiunU'eu anu eleven pi-rsons. 1 he weather general was pleasant for the season of the yt'ar, and our jirogress good, averaging JVI0 nmes a unv. Satu day, Sept. IQtb, lat. 48 34, long. 57 43, at P. II,, light n;rs from the b. E. and foggy, withl-ghtdnz-zling rein, dot the yards ntofl, and set the jiha and lore siH'ticer. At G set the Bingle reeled main siM'ncer am the scjunre sails, with two reel's in the topsail. u At 4 P. M.llie wind increasing and vnrialde lo the Westward, took in the square sads, ou-er jib nnd main spencer. At 10 i . M., treshetiing gples and ugly wepiher; sea goumg up and iossing h'gh. At turn- ni-'lil increasing ales and heavy squalls ; took in the lore upeneer, the oulhnul having b ok en ; in liie mean iime the inner jibsiay bull s-eye hook broke ami the sail bucame use'essj hauled it down and set the fore a.aysai1." The above is an extract from the captain's log hook ami gives an account of the commencement of the awful s.cirin which the Great Wcsiern surmounted on her passage from LiverooI to New York ; one so ler-rilic du -iiig its continuance, ami marked by such a signal deliverance in tJie end, that it should be carefully related. "Sunday, 20th, at 40 minutes past 2, A. M.,'' con tin Off the log, "split the fore slay sail ; took in the remains of it and lay to, under bare poles. The sea r'-sing frightfully, nml breaking over and against the ship At4,llie wind increased to a iieavv storm, and the sea running most furiously at the ship. The wind veering to the N. W. nt the same lime, and the ship breaking off into the trough of the sea,ren-ih-ivtl our situation more critical. A great quantity of water got into the engine room, from the sea breal' ing over the ship, which was pumped out by the lee bilge pump.'" Sunday morninir most of the passengers assembled in the cabin and saloon. Their haggard faces told too surelv of the sleepless and anxious night which had piisseii. Even those most ignorant of nautical afiairs could not fail lo discover that we were in the midst of great pe'il. Few could dress with their accustomed care, owing to the violent pitching and constant rolling of the vessel. The slewards abandoned any ot-fempt to prepare the breakfast table, and both then and throughout the day were obliged to content themselves with bringing such articles of food as were most convenient, lo Ibose who felt, any disposition lo eat. H 1 1 o'clock, A. M. a heavy sea broke over the fore part of the starboard wheel house, or paddle bo:;, which sLa'ted the ice house and large iron life boat from their fastenings and wnshed Wmm to leeward, nnd with much dilliculty they were temooraritv se cured. " To understand tliis, the reader must hear in mind Lhtttbt Great Wesleni is, so in speak, three stories high forward mid all, and two in the waist, or middle of the ship ; at., there is the lower story or cabin ; nbove V,tlie MMC. the roof or covering id' which is the qua i ter deck, and may "or the purpose of desert p-l on he considered as n third story. In the waist, or middle, the lower story is occupied by the engine room, the roof or covering of which is the main deck. On Ill's main deck, in the centre, nre placed the chimney, gallies and ice house. The various ollices appertaining to t lie stewarosnnd police of the ship, at flu- sides. Tins pnrt is open nbove, and protected by the wheel-house nnd sides of the ship, which rise to the height nf 14 feet. The width of ihe paddle ho.t is about 12 feet. The ice house contained some seven or eight tons of ice. and was fastened by elects and Biaunchions. Let Ihe reader imagine the force of the sea, and the height of the wave, which- rs.ng over the paddle box, struck the ice house and the Inrge iron life boat nbove it. twisted them from their fastenings, breaking (lie ice house into two parts, ripping off the planks, crushing the starboard companion wav, and only preve nted from making a clear breach in the Bides of the ship by a si'ddcii Ujrtl to port. Meanwhile the wind howled most frightfully through the rigjfing. " At 1 1 o'clock and It minutes, A. M. attempted to wear ship, to get her on the other tack, (thinking she would he easier) as the wind still continued to veer to .Norihward. Lowered tlniafter guffs down; manned the lore rigging, and loosened the weather yard arm of ihe foresail, to pay her off, but found it had no effect. Therefore let her come to again. In the mean lime the sqmiie (mils blew nwny from the yards. " 1 1 ,'), A. M. The lee quarter bouts were torn from the davits by a heavy lee lurch of the ship, bending the davits, tearing out the ringbolts from their stems and Hiern.' Word was pnssed among the passengers that two of our boats were gone, nnd ihe others were likely to follow, Ihe davits and bolts beginning to give. But not a remark was made; each spoke to the other only th "ugh the eye. And Ihe ominous silence which per-vnded the whole company told how sensihly all felt themielvea in the very presence of the King of Ter-o s, uncertain of their doom. It was wondeiful to see how a few short hours changed the condition and feelings of all on board. The grades and distinctions incident to so large a l onipany, varying in social position, citizens of almost nil countries, and professing different creeds, yet, in the presence of so imminent danger, all distinctions seemed merged into one common emotion of awe, as ne stood toother in the court ol the great leveller, Ir;iH'. With tins intense feeling which bound us together as one, came also another of an opposite and -epclling character. Kvery heart was deeply occu-P'cd Willi ils individual griefa and memories, as if not another shared the peril. Home, wilh ita loved ones, and a thousand cherished hopes and joys, rose fresh to the view, and with a power like the storm, swept over Ihe mind and left it like the ocean, tempest tost and troubled. "See," said a gentleman to me, " no one converses, no one reads alt are engaged, each with his own thoughts ; and if my wife and children were here, I confess, my feelings would he of the most distressing character.' " Hut, " said I, " they suffer in your losa." " ery true ; yet it is only a question of time, and, whether sooner or later, God's will be done." " At noon, storm and aea raging in all its fury, sea still breaking over the ship, a heavy sea struck the larboard paddle box and smashed it to atoms, sprung lie spring lieam, hreaktog the under half; shattered he parts of the ship attached thereto. A splinter struck the captain on the head while standing nn the poop, and the force oj the blow, together with the aea, carried him over the lee quarter, and he was only eaved hy the nettings. "After this sea had paaaed over, we found the water had gained on the pumps; the wind appeared to lull a little and the ship a little easier, but still blowing a storm All the batches, except those made use of for passing into the engine room, were battened down, and the skylights partially covered. The weather continued the same until midnight, at which time it lulled for harf an hour The l"g conveys to the reader some idea of the I state of th- ship and effects of the storm on Sunday j at noon Its effects on those below can beat be given ; in the words of genii, man who remained the greater ; pari of the time in the cabin : j "To r mvey an idea of the appearance of all around ; is out of my power. In the worda of Sheridan lthe vmpest roamed m alt the terror of its glorv Ihe atmosphere was surcharged with a thick spray, rendering a look far out to seaward impossible. The wind howled, roared and bellowed, like the constant muttering of the thunder cloud Huge waves of tremendous height and volume, rose tn mad display around the ship, threatening every moment to break over us amidships and crush the v sael Sea after aea, s'riking us with terrific noise, caused the gallant ship to stop for an instant, tremble and shake in every timber from her stein to her stern post ; reeling and lureinng, tossed to and Iro, again woutu siie gather fresh strength, and with her wheels half hid in the wild Wiiium, auain and strain receive the thundering blows of an element that seemed armed for our de struction. The sails on the yards, Blrongly secured by ropes and gaskets, were blown from their furls and streamed out to leeward in ribbons. Hut all this waa aa nothing. About 1 P. M.t while most of us were seated in agonizing suspense in the lower cabin, hulding fast to the tables and settees, a aea struck the vesssel, and a tremendous crash was heard on deck. Instantly the cabin was darkened, and torents of waler came pouring down upon us through the skylights. 1 Scarcely had the waters reached the noor wnen an the cabins and state rooms sprang to their feet, and simultaneously, as if by concert, the ladies uttered a scream ot agony, bo painful, so tearful and ao despair ing, ttie sound ol it will never be forgotten ; and heaven grant that such a wail of anguish may never again be nearu oy me. several tainted others clasped their hands in mule despair, while many called aloud upon their Oeator." The crash to wEiich the writer alludes was caused by the tearing up of the benches and other wood work ihe quarter deck, these were nuriea witti vio lence against the sky lights, by the same sea which broke tuc windows o' the saloon, drenching tiie berths on the larboard side, driving out their affrighted occu pants, while it smastied by its weight the glass over tin- ma'n cabin, and thus forced its way below. This was a period of intense emotion. I was sitting in the upper saloon, striving to protect some ladiel from injury. So violent were Ihe shocks of the vessel, although thinly braced, it was with great dilliculty we could prevent ourselves being hurled from our seals, and duslied Willi auch violence against a part ol the vessel as to endanger h e or limbs Many received severe contusions and bruises, notwithstanding all their efforts. It was an anxious hour. My eye wondered over the different groups in the saloon, resting one while on a father passing from one to another of his family, and cheering with a kind word an interesting group of daughters ; then on a young wife folded to the bosom of her husband, without a syllabic being uttered, but Hie action spoke volumes; and again upon a mother whose children had been left in America, as she clnnped her hands as if in secret prayer, while her husband and her father gathered around, and all seemed bowed down to earth in one common feeling of lender solicitude for those who might so soon become helpless orphans.(t was an awful hour. The most thoughtless among us cowered ir their secret hearts bclore a danger, which none but a fool or a brute would have mocked, and all therefore accepted the invitation to meet in the cabin for prayer. RaW. Mr. Marsh read the 107lh psalm. Kev. Dr. Smucker prayed. Kev. Dr. Jleeeher made a few solemn remarks. Uev. Dr. Ilalch reiteated Ihe words of our Savioi, " Let not your heart be troubled, ye believe in God. believe also in ine, " commenting hricliv on their consoling import, and then invited all present to join with him in the Lord's prayer ; aLer which he oronounced the Aj oslolic benediction. ISight a-mroaclied. And again I quot- from tho gentleman who haB kindly given an account of what took place below. m Amid this accumulation of horrors, and still more to add to our alarm, night gathered in around us. The wind, far from abating, was on Ihe increase, tho lulls in the storm being less frequent, and (he squalls it any thing more terr.lic. The whole ocean was one sea of loam, lashed up into terrible waves, wild and angry, while the spray ond wind seemed driven through the rigging and over the Blup, as if with wild demonical power. As darkness came, clus'ered together in the cabin, we all thought and reflected on our fate. Most, if not all ol us, had given ourselves up for lost. Kur what wilh Ihe heavy laboring of the ship, the terrible no.se and bowling of the wind, thn continued frequent thumpings of the sea, the quiver ing and shaking ot the groaning timbers, the carrying away of so many portions of the vessel's upper works, ami the knowledge that we were perhaps fur another night to be ex posed to the full power of a raging hurricane, left us httle to hope for. " In liie evening, about!! o'clock, Ihe Rev. Mr. Hutch, at the request of several passengers, adoiiiiisti red the llo'y Communion in the cabin, to upwards of aixty persons many of whom received it there for the firi-t time in their lives. Heveral applied lo him as to the proprieiy of their embracing that occasion to fulfil a long cherished purpom of their hearts, hut which, like many other " gonci thoughts, " had been deferred to "a more convenient season. " They all communicated, together with others of almost every creed and na -on, thus reminding usof the promise of Scripture, "tliey shall come from the F.ast and the West, the North and tht South, and Bit down with Abraham and Isaac nnd Jacob, in the kingdom of God. " It was a most solemn scene. Mr. Blacb first read the service appointed for a storm at sea, after w hich, the whole communion office. The terrible conflict of the elements w hich raged without waa rendered yet more sinking hy the impressive stillness which pervaded i hat company of Christ's disciples within. Gathered around the lable, they received, into hearts deeply moved, the consecralcd emblems of the Redeemer's body and b'ood. All fell comforted hy tho blessed ordinance of grace. Many a boBom before tossed with fear, was now tranquil through faith. Once more, all renewed their vows, and realised tho peace of (iod shed abroad in their hearts, t.nd felt, wilh a vividness perhaps, never before known, "Your life is bid with God in Christ." Oh ' it was a night and a communion long to be remembered. After the communion, I returned to my state room. The gentleman who shared it with me had gone he-low, to die, as be expected, in company with his daughter and son-in-law. Left therefore alone, la-king a Inst look at the picture of my little family, and commending them, and all dear to me, to the grace and protection of God, 1 lay down and slept peacefully."Monday 21st, 1230," continuesthe log, "the storm commenceu raging again in all its fury, and Ihe sea a perfect loam, till I A. M., at which time the clouds began to break, and the squalls less furious. Got the ship's bead to Ihe N. V. and hauled lln- yards round, Ihe sea still raging is before, and nearly ahead, curling and breaking over the ship in everv direction. At noon tiie storm cease d ; but the sea continued more violent till 2 P. M . at which time it ceased gradually with the wind having lasted about 36 hours ; during which time, it gives me much pleasure to state, my officers and crew conducted themselves with great coolness and presence of mind." At half-past " o'clock on Monday morning we were in the greatest possible danger. Mr Stevens, one of our passengers, says of it "A peculiar lifting of the haze in the Last, with an appearance of an amber colored belt of light, low down on Ihe horizon, warned us of an approaching blow. Presently it came, a perfect tornado, driving before it the clouds of spray, and aa it neared us, fairly lifting up the white foam from the waves, like a shower of rain. A the squall struck us, the ship careened over and buried her gunwales in the ocean, and lay for a few moments stricken powerless, and apparently at the mercy of the savage waves that threatened tocngulph us. This was the trial, the last round fought between the elements and our gallant vessel. At this critical moment the engine was true to her duty. St'll went nn its revolutions, and round and round thundered her iron water wings. Gradunllv recovering her upright position, the good ahip, with head quartering the tea, came up to her course, and all was well. It was the climax of the storm, the last great effort of the whirlwind king, to send us to the sea giant's cave below." On Monday, about 12, the stcirm had abated sufficiently to admit of standing on the upper part of the companion-way with safety. It waa a sublime, hut an awful spectacle. The ocean still labored under tlie effects of the hurricane. The wind veered 20 points in ?lt hours; it ia impossible to imagine or describe thn w ild and tangled confusion of the waves. Rising to a height apparently greater than that of the mainmast,, they leaped and roared around the ship, as if hungry and maddened at the loss of their prey. At times the Great Western seemed aa if lowered by unseen spirits into her watery grave ; and every moment yoo expe ted it to be filled in, and her n quiem sung by the winds amidt the wilderness of the water. But our danger was past, and with grateful hearts, on Tuesday morning, all astembed in the cabin to render an act of common prayer and thanksgiving. Rev Dr. Smiick t read a psalm and made mme appropriate intmdoctory remarks, and Rev. Dr. Bee-cher addressed the passenger at length and with much force on the mercy we had eipcrienced, and prayer was offered. After the religions services were ended, Archibald Gracie, Esq , of New York, was called to the chair, and the Rev Mr. Marsh, appointed secretary On motion, it was Kcsolreif, That a committee be appointed to draft a