Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1852-05-12

              "Of. I - j 1 VOLUME XV. COLUMBUS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 121852. NUMBER 259 1 it PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BT SOOTT It 8ASOOM. llCI''ll.'K JOUHNAL BUILDINOS, BIOH AND HAIL STHIBTS. DOUNTINU ROOM ON PEARL STREET. T ERMlS I n variably la advnnre. I'bit Daily, to porsonsln Columbus, per year . (6 00 sent by man out 01 uoiutnuua a 00 " during the session, snd Trl-Weekly balsnce of year In Columbus 8 00 tiy mall 4 00 I tin Trl-Weekly by mull 3 00 Weekly In Columbus S 00 Outol the city; by mall, single 1 50 T,i clubs ol lour and upwards . . 1 85 Tucluba ol ton and upwards, to onnaddroM- t 00 Imily.sesslon 8 00 Ti-I-Weekiy I 00 Weekly, single ; . . 60 Tui-lubsot five and upward. 40 Advert-MlniE. ti LJh.wini? ratei nd rules of AiimrtUlncr h u pun between the proprietors of the Ohio Statesman and tbe Ohio Smir. Journal, lo uh observed, In all eases, attor this date. July IP, irli. Dally Paper. uur square, 10 lines or less, one Insertion ' " each additional " ' " 1 we-k i u ii 1) ...... a 3 " ;' " I lUDIltil . ... . . - i, ii a ' . . . . . i a : j o " ,i i. ii 0 a II II II I'i ... ".anilingcard.Sliiicsorliisa.purunnnm . . 4cnluuu.witb.4nhnges, ' " . . i i, (j i " . - .1 in a ii a . . to " changed weekly " " to " ' daily " " " with 4 changes ' " to ii ii ii . . , i is it ii ii . . to a changed weekly " " 1 . 0 50 . ... 0 25 . . . 1 50 8 00 ... 3 00 . . . 4 00 ... 0 00 . 8 00 . 10 00 . . . 15 00 . - 18 00 . - . 10 00 . 2000 . . . M 00 . . 85 00 . . .'10 00 . . 80 00 . - 35 00 . . 40 00 . . 45 00 55 00 daily 130 00 Oilier eases not provided Tor, chargeable in conformity with the above rates. Tbo standard of measurement to be minion type. Fur each additional square in the daily, inserted one month, or h greater length ot time, and lor each additional square inserted under the yearly rates, bait price. No advurlisement to be considered by the year, nnless it Is spe- I'Hii'd on tile manuscript, or previously agreed upon between the parties. Publishers not accountable for the accuracy of legal advertise-nieuts beyond the amouut charged lor their publication. Announcing candidates (for olHces of every description) to be charged at the rate of fiity cents per week, for each name; the same to be, in all cases, paid in advance. All advertisements from strangers or transient persons to be uuid in advance. Ad vertisements not marked on the copy for a specified number ot insertions, will be continued one month, unless ordered out, I V i! payment will be exacted accordingly: fho privileges of yearly advertisers will be confined rigidly to their regular business; and all advertisements not pertaining thereto, to bo paid for extra. Advertisements for Auctioneers, General Agents, Real Kstate Agents, Ac, not to be contracted lor by the year, but to bo charged by the piece, at the usual rates. NO AUVKHTI3KMKNT CAN BB IN8KRTED O RATUITOUSLY. A'ln.'-tv-"'ientlorcharitahloinstitutiona,firo companies, ward, towimliip .nil olhor public meetings, and such like, to be cbargid hull price IVntbs Inserted without cburge, unless accompanied by funeral invitation, or obituary notices, and when so accompanied, to bo piid for. lunula, advertisers, and all others sending communications or renuii ,iu nut ces. desiring to call attention to lairs, soirees, con. ceru, or any puolic entertainment! where charges are made for H.lmiltit., -all notices ot private associations every notice deal luoii I ' "all attention to private enterprises, calculated or in-tiMided t' pi ninoto individual interest, can only be inserted with the undemanding that the same is to be paid for. If intended to be inserted in the editorial column, the same will be charged at tun rate of not loss than 20 cents per line, and then only wnen accompanied by an advertisement. All leaded advertisements to be charged not less than double tbr, ahnve rates, and measured as it solid. Advertisements on the inside exclusively, to be charged at the rare of fiO ner cent in advance on tlie above rates. Attorneys will bo holden for tho price of inserting advertise- iiriiu, uiuugui lu uj m,... IIOlilEOPATIIY. DHS. COULTER & HAIINKH announce to the citizens of Columbus and vicinity that they have formed a partnership tor tho practice of tbti lioaling Art aocording to the reformatory ' law of Homeopathy. Thoy expect also to cure their patients without that aerero and terrible medication wnicn maxns tnem worse before they can bo made better, or sinks them nearer the grave nelore mere is any enori to raise mem. Ofllee In the Odeon Kuldlnu. Residence of Dr Cimiter. corner of Mtato and Fourth streets. Residence of Dr Barnes, Town St., South side 4 doors west ol Third. aplU tl ir IV. si. Mi I'uaauiii via.o ,'niiiuir , FF1CK removed to Gwynnk's Block, corner of High street and Sugar alley. marl IHt. ROBERT THOMPSON' OFFICE. IVTO. 4, Ncll'n Exchnnge, opposite the Secretary ol State's Li oltico, IJign street, uoiumous. oecii NATHAN HKOOKM, Jastle. of the Pen re. office In the tnem formerly occupied by Justice Evans, south oi tne rranxun uanx, up aiaira. KUK. ABBOTT fc CO.. DEALERS in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, Nai!s,Glass,llouse I J Builders' Materials, Farming and Mechanical Tools, Military Is, etc., ate. No. 161 High street, sign of tho Gilt Padlock. Good A. B. BUTTLES, Attnrnevnnd Counsellor nt Law. Colunibua, Ohio. Oltice, No. 'A Neil's Exchange, opposite Secretary ot SUto'.olttcei WALTER THRALL, Attiiroevnnd iouiiHillornt Lnw. Cloluniban. Ohio. A l.HO, Coiniuissionur to take tbo Acknowledgment of Deeds . lor tne State ot New fork. ocr-v JAfllKS A. WILfJOX. Notary l'liblle and L'ominlealoaer for New York and Wlxconaln. T the OHIcn of P. B. & J. A. WILCOX, High street, near . Broad. mba-oam- J. R. TCTTLE, ATTOHNKY AND CODNSXLLOa AT LAW. kFFICE Nest door south of City Bank Butldtnrs, overSli ram's SaddleryfOnrn. Cnlumhus.tlhln. nolX-dOwly nAHUEL OALLOWAV. HNBT T. TJiU. UALLOWAY A- PAUE. ATTORNEYS A T LA W. WE will practice law, as partners, in the Courts of Franklin and adiolning counties, and in the Circuit and District U.S. Courts. Office in Piatt's new building, opposite State House. inRVlt-t! JOSEPH r. SMITH. SAMOKL . MILLS. SMITH & WILLS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, It nil Entnte, Bounty Lnad and Prnnloa Agents, Two doors East of liigh, on Town Street COLUMBDa, OHIO, ATTEND to the prsctica of their Profession, obtaining Pensions, buying, selling and obtaining Land Warrants, selling and leasing Real Estate, examining land titles, collection of clams, A.O., Ae. I'tf' Letters from a distance must be port-paid. ap7 r. c SKaaioNs. L. a. habsis. F. C. 8E88IONS cV CO.. WHOLXSALE A IS D XBTAIL DIALS, fl 1M DRY UOOD8, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Straw Goods, Ae. Four doors south of the American, Columbus. oc!8 WSI. SXl.KBT. It. O. LILLET. HKIBERT tic LILLE Y, IOOK BINOKRS. AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, ARE prepared to Bind la any style, in superior manner-having In ttsa a first P.mbossiog Pres., Ao. No. 1 Buckeye Block 8d story. ap28 JOHN W. BAKES. EOBEBT AESUTEONQ. RAKER c ARMSTRONG, REAL ESTATE BROKERS and GENERAL LAND AGENTS. Olfice, South room Exchange Bank Building, Columbus, O. I.DrlAN BUTTLES. TUBO.OOMSTOCK. OEO.O.COBtSTOCK. BUTTLE"), COM8TOCK cV CO., (Successors to B. Comstock A Co) FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Lard Oil Manufacturers, and dealer, in Salt, Piaster, Fish and Lumber. Head of the Canal, Columbus, Ohio, fy Liberal advances made on consignments. mart) J. RIDUWAY cV CO' Iron Fenadry, Broad street, wear the Bridge, Celaaa-, Ohio. Stoves ot all kinds, and a great variety of Castings, always on hand, octl.'tl B. E. SMITH, Anctlaaaod Coiamlaeioa Merchant, No. 3, Odeea Balldiasn, Celasahan, Ohio. ALL kinda of Merchandize, Real Estate, Household Furniture c, Ae sold on reasonable terms. Persons wishing any description of goods sold will find it to their advantage to call. Liberal advance, made on consignments. Colambua, Oct 1, 185L-tL HENRY CD8ARE eV A HI J AH fa.CHEARH, IIssm Palateraaad Paver Hnnarre, High street, between Spring and Long street., Columbus, Ohio juisO-dly NOTICE. " TUE nnderslgned have this day assnciated theineelvee In bual-aeaa, nnder the firm of WM. RICHARDS CO, at the old stand ol Wm. Richards, No. 1, Neil Honso, opposite State onleee WM. RICHARDS, ColnmbBB, Febraary 1, 1851. WM. H. 8LADE, The liberal patronase with which our friends and the pablls generally Aswe favored ua,lagraternllyaelDsowledged; and aasa-iraMetum of the same la respectfully snlicit'-d. Febraary 1, 185L WM. RICHARDS aV CO. All persons having anaettled aeeoaat. with tho tate Iras ot Wm. Richards, an Invited to call and settle the same by cash or .ate. WM. RICHARDS. note. Febraary L 1851. marlO VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THIRD HTREET a H anlmprored halflot eornerad tmt SUSr street. ;slsoaenn m. naodloas Hrleh dwetnaf wxs wi and rood ast-bauld Mags nearly new, serai Id I Rich Enoaireof BUTTLES, COaW ITOCA A Ce. INSURANCE. Thane who wish tar Fire Insurance will please read inn niinwina; stepors or ine FRANKLIN FIHK INMUHANOB COMPANY, PIIII.AIIKI.PIHA. SHOWING CASH AsHE'lTS, January 1st, 1859, Invested follows I First, Mortgages, chiefly In Philadelphia. ... $957,513 4 ... 84,377 78 ... 125,608 7.1 iiurunaseo as onenn saio. Temporary Loans on Collaterals , Stocks, valued at t06.Su cost Notes, Uills receivable, Ac , Cash ... ... 6.,335 B0 8,0H 90 ... 40,481 39 $1 284 390 94 GT IN8VRANCE AUAINHT FIRE In the above com. pany, ny lefS-ytf WARREN JENKINS, Agent. VI. IV,. n ... m ininrnrii iii re nnn iinnuit insnwms snmnanw uuiu unu uiiu uliijiui luaaiauw iiuuiuuuti OFFCE-POST OFFICE BlILDINQ, HARTFORD, CONN vinpimi una Burpiiia aver f IUUiUUV, DUIUNO TWO YEARS' BUSINESS ISSUED NEARLY 4000 fULilCIKH. NO nEAlTII RISKS TAKEN BT THE COMPANY. THE HARTFORD UFB AND HEALTH INSURANCE COM-PANY take risks on Life, vranl nr nnnhiH anntifHAS unit. fer endowments, and make contracts nnnn and antwiMlnln tn nuu icvMiuuary inieresis eonneciea wiin uie riass, agreeably to the powera and privileges conferred by the charter. uo uuimiw ui uio iimjiuiy is ennauciea upon me ' Joint Stock lliifl mutual nlnn. at the option of the Insured, thus maetlnv ths wants an1 cfr. eumstances of thepubllo more fully, it is believed, than purely nuiwH uuuiyNliniDll no, Annuities Will he granted nr nnrennsAil. anil Anrlnwmnnt n. forred on terms hluhlT favorable, and aeenrdlna- to the ratea nf umiuusiiiDeraiana wen conducted companies In this country and In England. The charter of this Company provides that the wife may Insure the life of her husband, and the amount to be paid be ae- vuit iivui crvruiturs Bl ois aeaui. An eoultablo sum will alwava hn nafd for nnlleles flnrranitnrAA w m,i vmuyany oeium idcv expire. Traveling, sea, and foreign residence permits will be grsnted at a small extra premium. Policies on lives of Dersons loins? to California will be aranted on the Joint Stock principle only, and at an extra rate of premium.Extract from the Certificate of the Comntrnller nf the State n tyouoecucui, aaioa JAM1TABY 7th. 1851. i The great snccess and nrudent management nf this nnnmanv. together with its well Invested capital and surplus, entitle it to the entire confidence of the community, and I recommend It H in my opinion equal in strengtn ana ability to the be-' jistitu- lions or tno kind in too Union." (Signed' I ..! Kcfus 0 FiNNxy, Comptroller. The Beard nf Directors Is comDosed of active business men with canltal and character Involved, and sivlnir their neraonal attention to the management and eontrol of the transaction, of ine eompsuy. jam. 1MAUN, President, wm. i, uuiiKtK, vice rresident. UKNar L. Miixkb, Secretary. Hartford, Deo. 1ft 1851. Pnmphlela. Annllentlona. and all neeossarr Information pon tlie subject, can be had by calling on the AllfiNT. or V. in. r irnuil, unaer exctiauge uank. ja.'.i-aum uiu, a. UUBlBTUun, Agent. fittsbursh Life Insurance Company. PERPETUAL CHARTER, WITH A CAPITAL OF $100,000. ffllllS Company makes evcrr Inimrimrs anneitaininir to or L connected with Life Risks, on the Joint Stock and Mutual raw. comninea. On the Joint Stock plan, the rate, are one-third less than those cnargeu oy Mutual uumpnnies, ana nitcen per cunt, lower man the rates of most Stock Companies. The Charter permits the granting of Insurance on Lifo in eve ry form, Including tne rigut ot trije, Uhuaren, rarenu, or Grid-tiers. To insure the Life of another for their own exclusive ben-otit, payable alter death or upon the parties arriving at the age oi uu, oa, ou or oo years. OFFICERS. Jahr. S. IIoon, President; Sam'l McClubkan, Vice Presi. don Joseph S. Leech, Treasurer Charles A. Colton, Sec retary. DIItKCTORS. James S. IIoon, Joseph S. Leech, John S. Dilwobtii, Cham.es A. Colton, Sam'l McCldhkan, William Phillipb, , John A. Wilson. BOARD OF FINANCE. I Ion, William Wilkins, late Secretary of War. Hon Walter. Forwaro, lute Secretary of Treasury. John Snvdrr, Esq., Cashier Pittsburgh Bank. Malcolm Leech. Wholesale Grocer. Those desirous of Insuring, or In want of Information on the subject, will plessn call atlue olfice, over tne Hook store ot Hunt-ingtou it Macintire, High street, Columbus, Ohio. K. H. VANREN8ALAER, Agent. Norman Gav, M. D., Examining Physician, No. 4, Neil'a New nan. aeco-om. Washington Union Insurance Company, j OV CTiEVEIiAND, OUIO. CAPITAL. $100,000. INSURES tho saler classes of property at reaaonable rates of premiums, no nsss taken ol tne" npeciaiuasaraou. " Class es, nor to exceed $3,000 In amount upon one risk, or in the same vicinity. By such means this Company expects to avoid any large and ruinous loss by one tire, the great cause of the insolvency of so many Insurance Companies. The receipts ol the Company from March 1st, 1851, to October 1st, 1851, were over $60,000. Losses in the same period, $1080, Reports ot tho standing and condition of tho Company are made quarter-ycariy. or Jiur.it."'. Hon. Reuden Wood. President i D. B. Dunham. Vice Pros!. dent: O. N. .SKXRL.8ecrctarvi George Myoatt. Treasurer. K. II. VANRENSALAEIt. Auent for tho above Company, is prepared to issue Policies and to furnish ail necessary information. Office over Huntington A Muciutlre's Book Store, High .treet, uoiumous aeco-om. TUTTI.E'H REAL EMTATfl AGENCY. TN connection with mv LAW OFFICE, I have opened an of I flcefortheuurooseof transaction business as a Real Estate Agent. Any business In this lino entrusted to me will receive tne promptest attention. Deeds, Mortgages, Leases, and document, of a similar kind will be written and acknowledged on the shortest notice. Acknowledgments of Deeds, Ac, when taken at my OJfice, will ne done witsout charge. And 1 would here .ay, that my price for any property otTored for anle. shall alwav. be the same as that of the ownor himself. that tbe confidence and integrity ao necessary as between buyer ana seller may not be aestroyeu Dy toe agent. Inaurnnee, on tbe most reasonable term., and In good i.ompanie.. Orrica, up stairs In Carpenter's Building, one door south o City Bank Buildings. J. R. TUTTLE, aeeio neai r.uute Agent. COLUMBUM AGENCY. Kentucky mutual Life Insurance Company. tiunrnnlT Fnnd ft 1 00.000. THIS Company oflera to the Insured all the security and advantages of the Mutual and Joint Stock plans (aa heretolore applied) combined, namely: Low rate, of premium; an annual return, in cash, of the per centage required for tbe contingent risk ol tne year l an adequate, Dul not excessive provision tor tbe future security of members for tbe whole term of life, with an adequate interest in the aeeumulating fund secured to such members, at death, by credits upon their policies; a guaranty fund designed for the permanent security of short term members, and silo for the present security of those lor the whole term of lite. This is the only Mutual Life Insurance Company whose rates of premium are fixed at a fair reduced atandard, with a provia-ion lor an annually increasing accumulation of funda(for future security) In exact proportion to tbe amount of business and the increasing risk from advancing age among the members. Pamphleta, Tracts, Ac, giviug in detail the plan and rates of the Company, furnished gratia, and applirations received, by J. M. 1 U 1 A Lr., Agent. 8. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. oc23-d MUTUAL INSURANCE. Western Reserve Farmers' Insurance Company, PA1NSVILLE, OHIO. f. r. Banfobd, President. Wnt. L. Pbbxins, Secretary. oc23-d J. R- TUTTLE, Agent. LIVES INSU11ED BY THE KENTUCKY Sl'TCAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. COVINIsTON. KY. THIS Company has an actual capital ot One Hand red Then-onnd Oollnra, and ia managed by men ot the highest Integrity and responsibility. Pamphlets furnished, Information given, and application re ceived by J- R TUTTLE, Agent. Dr. B. M. BSiTrn, meaicai examiner. aepra-aiy TI1E UARTFORD LIFE AND HEALTH INfill-RANCE COMPANY. RABTrOBD. CONNECTICUT. CAPITAL STOCK, $100,000! This Company, by thelib-eral nrovisiona of its charter, i. enabled to offer advantage. superior to those presented by any other Company in the United Sutra combining as it doea the Mutual, Joint Stock, and Life and Health principle. ; In all of which the rates are a. favor iie to those assured as aat'ety to them and the Company will adnVL Tbia Company ia the jlrsl and smlf one In the Union, or in ,be world, it is believed, that haa thn. combined tt. operations, and ottered to grant insurance with bcaenta both present and pro rc-tfeFor full details in regard to terms and eondltionarsterenee may be made to the pamphlets to be had gratia of the agent, or ot W at. FINCH. GEO. O. COMSTOCK, Agent. Colambua, O, August SO, lem Insurance Life and Lire Stock, AGAINST loss or damage oy Flax, and against the perils ol the Ska and Inland Navigation, on property oi everyde- aeription, taken In the following Companies: UNION MUTUAL LIES INSURANCE COMPANY, Cnatiistl viaw.utHi. OHIO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, CINCIN- ljsTit sjtiiu. raa-lta.1 91 OO.OOO. NEW ENMLAND LIVE HTOCK INH. OMPANY, rawltavl ....'. IISOiOOO. EAGLE INHURANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O. Cfta-ltm evim.vww. TJTICA INHCRANCB COMFANYjUTICA, N.T. Capital -M50.00O. EHPIRB STATE HEALTH ASSOCIATION, ROME. NEW YORK. Capital $10,000. EQUITABLE FIRE INS. CO., OF LONDON. Capital - A.aOO.OtFO. Rroxs takes aa tae aaost Uberai terms, and all losses proaaptly asUaa-asa. f10-ely T iTOCATOM, Ageat. CINCINNATI. TORKE fc HEWSOKT, ZIIVC I'AIIXT-WABKAWTED PDIIE. ,of UUCT ONEEES & COMMISSION MERCHANTS T"wk"tt!.V6rTMt ' NO. 30 MAIN STREET. CINCINNATI. tw ,Yoi,r.'u'"'1 ,hlr Z'.ni r,lnu ,.l!e 'ulluwi Pr'"': I nu,i, ngiw, gnmnu in Oil, V GflHll pr JO, A.c,f..H.....fflr.tfeHe..verrTB..d.,andpr. " SSSSKfc I oar. oi urr uooui frerr Tnunuay. YORKE oV HIWSON bare alway. on hand a large a. aortment of Groceries, at private sale. Also Are Aarenta of the ANCHOR MILLS. Pittsburgh, for the .ale ot their superior Brown Sheetings. Also Aironts of tlioSOUTIIOATE FACTO ItYfor the sale ot ineireeiebrated Manufactured 'robaceo,ot wnicntney naveatan tune, on Hand, rive, Eight, and round Lump. Bugiatjyitoo E. O. GOODMAN, Weit ilda Walnut itreeet, between Columbia & Pearl, WHOLESALE DKALCB IN ALL VADIKTIKI OF WIIITINO. PRINTING. AND OTHER PAPER, O" Agent for Suffield Kagle MUi Writing Paper. aplO lNVKLOPEHi 500 H Buff Envelopes; j ISO H White do 55 H Legal do ; 1(10 M Nolo dot ALSO Note Papers, a beautiful assortment, just received by aplO 77 and 79 Walnut street. 1?RENCI1 t!0IMERCIAIi LETTER PAPER.-300 JL roams Blue and White, just received and lor sale at reduced prices r.. u. uiiuuinn, aptu 41 ana iv vvainucsireei. URENCH PLAIN CAPS AND FOLIO PORT, Bluo X' ana wnite,jusi received ana iur saie tow. K. O. COOMAN, aplO 77 and 79 Walnut street TINTED ENAMELED OARDH and Ciiril Hanrdn. A beautiful artiele, manufactured by Messrs. Bliss, Potter It Co, 1 have the largest and cheapest stock of Cards in the cuy. .. u HouunAn, aptu 77 ana 7 walnut St., manufacturers' Agent. LAFLIN BROTHERS' WRITINO PAPER8. I have been dealing in these Papera for more than a year, and find them every thing one can wish, as to quality and prlco. They are the highest grade of Paper manufactured In the Untied States ; always give satislsctlon, and used onco are wanted again. A lull assortment just received. ri. u. ouuimsn, aptu 77 ana walnut street. iUcCULLOVGII. MORRIS & CO. - FORWAHDINO & COMMIHNION MERCHANTS, DEALKKS IN tiltLH.'EKlLH AND WOOL. apl0 3m No. 33, Main street, Clnrlnnnll, Ohio. COFFEE. 800 bags Eastern iiio, lor sale by McCULLOUUU. MOUH1S Sc CO., aplO No. 35 Main street. UGGAK 100 hhds Suear for sale bv O MccULLOUUil, MORRIS & CO., aplO No. Si Main street. TVHTMKflH 1000 ths Nnimens for sale bv 11 aplO McCULLOUGU, MORRIS A CO. YNDIGO. 10 ceruons Caraccnaand5casesManillaudigolor JLaaieoy laptuj mauniuunu, munia ulu, MADDER. 5 essks Madder for sale by aplO McCULLOUGU, MORRIS & CO. IIEttJTlAN SCHKAlfLlt, (SUCCESSOR TO CHARLES STARCH) Importer of Herman, French nnd Enliah Fnncy iiooda. Tova. niuairnl Inatruuienta, And Mmli Dealer in Accordeoni, Violins, Combs, Pistols, Percussion Cape, Pocket ana labia Cutlery, Spoons, Spectacles, Ac, &c. NO. US MAIN STREET, BETWEEN LOWEB MARKET AND COLUMBIA, apiu-atim tincmnau unto. JOHN II. DETERH, MANCPACTURER OF BOOTS AND SHOES, No. 41, South Side Third Street, (opposite Masonic Building,) unuinnAn, u., . A R. fl keens nmist.ntlv nn hand a full BMnrtmpnt nf Ann J VI Drcig aiid Water-Proof Booti and thoei In all varietici. wnicn win do tola at very low uricet. K. B. Fine Boots forwarded by exprcia, and warrautf d to fit, upon an order accompanica Dy tue cbbh ana tbe measure. WINDOW GLASS. Wet mu uuw iircf,iviiiK i.rK. abut:B Ul Mils dcmuu m iukuu' i.,.,. , U.H.. " vuij... .,.. .j t.i .!.,. tt I. : , ... i.i a , .... the first Premium at the Ohio Stale Fslr, Mechanics' Institute, of Cincinnati, and the Alleghany county Fair held at Pittsburgh, we leel assured that we offer to tlie city and country trade the lechan cs' Institute. oesc ana most cxiensivo assortment oi Glass ot the 1st, 2d, dd, and stb qualltlus ; Druggists' ware of all descriptions! Tumblers and Jars ; ' Pint and quart Flasks, Ac, Ao. All of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms by Hl'EKHrt & WRIGHT. Sole Agents for Bellevernon Works, No. 39 Main st , Cincinnati. n. ii. Also, a constsnt supply oi uuporn s tiun rowaor ; m Be, Blasting and Sporting, buds Ash, and bleaching Powders. apiu-awn SEAL PRESSES AND SEAL ENURAVWG. F. HALL, (late of the firm of Shipley, Hall & Co.,) J . has reestablished himself at the Northeast corner of Fifth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, wbero he Is prepared toexocute orders lor Benin, improved mom rreaaea, Envelope Dies, Hall's Self-scaling Advertising Euvelope. and r.mnossea cards. Also, BteamDoat, s-osi umce, nai up anu Book Title Stamps, Ac msr37-3iu BURNET'M PATENT WATER COOLER. fHIIIB article is the result of the application of scentitic prln- M. doles to the ourooso Intended, vix i To keep water as cool as possible, as long as possible, mm tne least poeeioie ice. The proprietor has long devoted his attention to this particular brauchof domestioecunomy, and nsssing from one improve- ment to another, has ut length arrived as near perfection aa it is possible to reach. A proof this Is found In tho very general Lse of these Coolers in all parts of the country. A better proof of tbe same fact is, tbat, since tneir Introduction, various imitations of the genuine articlu have been attempted all falling short of the object, it is true, yot all proving clearly which way the tide of popular opinion ia selling. A simple statement of facts, in regard to these Coolers, will atlaly every one ot their superiorly. First, they are the only article of the kind ever patented. They are furnished with two distinct nonconducting chambers, by means of which, with two oounds of Ice to the sallon. water ia kept (at a temperature of 40" Detow sero, or only 8" above tno tlie lrcczing point) an uay. Thus, at a cost of some live cents per day, a family of ordinary size can be constantly supplied Willi water as cold as ice itself ; larger numbers in the same proportion. This has been found by actual experiment to be saving of at least aeventy-tive per cent, over tbe Earthen Jara lormerly used for this purpose. Again, these Coolers never sweat ; in this way saving much unnecessary waste aud trouble. Being manufactured in the most workmanlike style, and handsomely finished In every respect, they make a very boautilul ornament for tbe Dining Room, Hotel or Steamboat. An imnortant improvement haa latelv been added to the Cool er, Tlx i a small Pan (capable of holding from six to eight pounds ot butter) Inserted directly under the cover. This quantity of butter can be kent Derfectlv hard all dav. without additional ice a very important addition to tho economy and comfort of amines. If desired, the Cooler can also be furnished, at a small ex- pense, with a Filtering Apparatus, mado and tor sale at nuivNbl o House rurnisuing XiSiaunsnixieui, Nn. 14. East Front atreet. Cincinnati. O. Dealer in Hardware, Cutlery, Tea-Trays, Britannia, Japanned, Hronsea ana Tin ware, nrusnes, vvooaenana vvuiow ware, Bathing Apparatus and Refrigerators aplO " Patent Metallic Burial Cases." WTE continue to manufacture and keep on hand every sire and ' variety of finish of this invaluable article, now rapidly su-1 nersedina- the use of wooden coffins wherever introduced, on I account ol tneir superiority ior oeposning m vaults, tor protect i ing tno remains irom tne casoaities inciueui iu uroiiiBry inurr- i tnenta. fas their treat strensth nrevents the earth from crushins I tnem,) and the gratification it aitords tne inenos oi tne ueceasea, i in ine renecuon tnst we remaina are aept togetner in an imper- i isnaote caae. Aa we nave recently reaucea our wnoiesaie pn- ces, we are now offering favorable inducements to Undertakers throughout tbe West, and respectfully solicit order. Irom tnem. TV. I,. AJAVIO BC mhSl Corner Ninth and Main streets, Cincinnati. GIBSON HOUSE, Walnut Street, between Fourth and Fifth, CINCINNATI, OHIO, O. II. GEFFKOV, Proprietor, ap6tf - iatb or WALNUT BTBBRT HOOSB. BOOTS AND SHOES 10 15 IS 10 8 10 S3 IS 30 10 boy's prime Kip Boots ; youth'. " " " prime Coarte Root.; women'. Kip and Split " Imit. Goat " " Bu.kin. children'. Pegged and Sewed Boots ; misses' Buskins and " men's Rrogan'a, and Kip, Split and Coarse Boys' Call and Kip Brogans; vnnths' u h 10 Just received ,and for aale at very low price. E. G. WEBSTER A CO., doc22 Corner Filth and Lodge. GUM SHOES. Five thousand pair on hand, for aale as low aa the lowest. Call and examine the assortment Sins to accommodate the buyer. deeSx . WEBSTER A CO.. Comer Fifth and Lodge, Cincinnati. MOROCCO, LASTINGS, LACES e GALLOONS. Our stock is the largest and the best in the dty, and at Tory tow prices. dec3 E. . WEBSTER A CO. APtORK HOLES. SO dosrn men . and women', received this day by express, for aale low. dec33 E. Q. WEBSTER At CO. PARTIES COMMENCING HOUSE KEEPING, should remember that the place te buy their China, Glaas and QueenswarB, at low prices, u at tne new urockery store of n. at w. rusie.it, apl High SL, East side, between Slate and Towb. Osase Oraise Seed. THRESH OSAGE ORANGB SEED, Just received, and -a. tor Mies u t-apitaj ury agncnitunu wareneose. anbiS-dawtf WM. A. GILL, CO. NEW-YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. Brown and Black, ground in oil.SVft cent, per lb, Drv White of Zine. 5 cents nor lb. Their WHITE ZINC PAINT equal weight eovers, aeoord-Ing to surface, from 40 to 100 per cent, more surface than any other Paint; retain, its whiteness, brilliancy, and protective qualities for years ; I. free from the poisons so danierous In oth. er pigments, to painters and tenants of nowly painted rooms, and resist, the sulphurous eoal eases, and foul air of ship., and aa outside or inside Paint, does not tarnish or become y.llnw. Ground In varnish It forms a beautiful porcelain finish. The French government has adopted Zine Paint for all its uses. Tho BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS form dlrectlv a olid metallic coatlns' en wood, brick. Iron. Ac admirable lor fire-proof qualities. Tticy are unrivaled for rail csrs, depots, engines, etc. For marine use. ther resist the aorrodina oi salt water ana wcauier, so latai to otner painta, uealera supplied on liuerai ("run, gy . nAflninU CC r(4UI.H, Agents, ape-ujm 40 uey Bt, Hew or. Looking Glass and Picture Frame Manufactory. r. Btt As 1 Vnravth Htrwt N. V. rnUF, UNDERSIGNED, having devoted his personal atten 1 lion for manv Tears to tho IilMlKIKff.(lI.tHM ANII PICTURE.FRAIMR BIIMINBHM. is fnllv eomnatnnt bv his experience to oxecuto work of any description in his line that wm Hi" iuibmcuiw v ine mosi pariicuier. oeing pronsDiy tne LARGEST AND MOwsfEXTENSIVE ESTABLISUMKNTof the kind in this country, it possesses adrantnges over others in VARIETY AND EXTEN81VENESS OF STOCK and the lono ISTABLI6HXD and continual increase of trade from all uarta of iue union, wun ion many improvemonui tno unuersignea nas rcuuuny uiaue in nis macninery, enaoies mm to sell ms article, at less urlces than anv other ninnulnaturer t and he mnnefltlii11v solicits his friends and the public In general to call and examine his large assortment of LOOKINU GLAcSES and PICTURE FRAMES previous to purchasing. On hand, ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, MAHOGANY and GILT muuiiuinii, oi every description, and all lengths, tor shipping. All communications throuah the uost otlice will he tliankluliv received and nunetunllv attended to. Direct ti hnv HH.rrhttL. nam oqunro rost iinice. mcjl-ejinj ti. J. eiULKli. 1853. MYi SILK GOODS. 1853. A. It. FltOTIIINGIIAlTl. OF the former Arm of Cahleton, Frotiiinoham A Co., having purchued the entire business of the late firm of Carle. ton & Co., has tho pleaaure of announcing to their enstomers, and the trade generally, that he will continue the SILK AND FANCY Dlllf GOODS business at tho sumo place 203 Broadway.He has now In store, of THIS SEASON'S IMPORTATION, a LARGE and COMPLELE stock of NEW HIMMNU UOOHH. consisting (in part) of men ureas hues. Printed Bareges. French Jaconets and Lawns. Rich printed M. l)a Laines. Barege De Laines. New designs. Bombazines, andotbcr mourning goods. Embroideries, Laces, Trimmings, Ac. Linen Cambrlo Hand kerchiefs. Ribbons, Gloves. Silk Hoslerv. Cravats. Ac. Ac. Also, a full assortment of lUUHLIN lOODH. of even va riety ; to all of which will bo added the newest and most desirable styles nn arrival. ' Many years experience in the trade enable, film to n resent to purceaBers amnio inducements to inspect nis stock, wbtcli fs of-ieredonLIHKKAL TEH MS and at tho LOWEST MARKET 1'illCE. A. H. FROTH1NGHAM, 203 Broadway, Between John and Fulton streets, New York, Feb. 18, 1859,-mh9 2m J.OOKING-tiLASS WAKE-KOOjUS Art Repository and Unitary. WILLIAMS, STEVENS V WILLIAMS, xi o. aos uroaaway, new lone. LOOKING GLASS MANUFACTURERS, Importers and Deal, era in First Class European Enoeavinos. Abtists Ma. TBRIAL9, Oil Pantinos, DfiAWINOa, Sta-iuaby and Wobxs or Art generally. The attention of purchaser. Is respectfully solicited, with the assurance mac every article win do lurnisneuol a superior qual uy at ine most reasonaoie rates. mara-ama. Fairbanks' Patent Platform Scales. (Improved In qonllty and reduced In Price.) - n nn.i.r. - - , , A DAI'TED to evory required operation ot weighing, i Rail. . '""""H" V'"' i the cipal railroads in the United States end Great Britain. WARE' HOUSE SCALES. HEAVY PORTABLE SCALES, on wheels, tor Foundries, Rolling Mills, Ac. STORE SCALES, various modineattonsi COUNTER SCALES; if AY and COALSCALES, Ao. i hose scales have been Inns known and severely tested , and the nnlvorsal confidence felt in their accuracy and perfect adjustment is such, that they are recanted as the standard. iruiu wuion were is no appeui. rmnnAnno oc iu., ev water si , new lora. In Columbus, N. S. Benton. msr5-3md HAT AND CAP STORE. THE OLD STANDI riH E subscriber comes greeting, to every X hat and cap wearer in Central Ohio. 'with one ot tl.e verv best assortments nf HATS AMD CAPS ever brought to this nart of the State. embracing nearly every variety of style now worn by the human inuiuy. ins xiais are maae to oraor, ny some oi tne Dest and most celebrated establishments East and West, vix i Beebe A Co , new iursi Durutictt atmynn, rniiaaeipniai uoaa atuo., tsatna, Whiteher A Co.. and others, of Cincinnati : all of which will be sold at fair prices t and he wishes it to be distinctly understood mat it is an nonsense lor otners to say tney can Mill lower than he can. Beinir a practical hatter, and eneased In the husmesa 1 nr years, no unoersiana. wnat a nat ran De made and sold lor. nis siocx consists (in psrt) ot tbo following varieties : Black and Drab Beaver, extra ; Black and Drab Moleskin, extra j Black and Drab Brush, extra : Otter and Seal Drab ; Black and Drab Hungarian, very fine; Black and drab Kossuth, in areat varietv ; A large and well .elected assortment of Straw goods for Men ana nuya. A verv line assortment ol Mfaw llats tor children, to.. Ate. His old friends nnd the public are invited to call and examine tne assortment and prices. j. fc. HUDIHlLL, "!;' men ml, next door to tbe stage otnee, General Headquarters, FOR LIFE, FIRE, MARINE AND IIEALTfl INSU- RANCE. , Ofllee In Piatt's Block, ritato St, np Stairs. IN these days of failures of Insurance Companies, the undersigned would call attention to the exhibits of some of the companies which he bus tho honor to represent. Among them 1,594.300 arc tne Franklin Fire Ins. Co. Of Philadelphia asiets Franklin, of New York, no. JUU.UOU do. . lW,l.r,0 do. 170,000 do. 200,000 do. 173,000 do. 114(.978 ' do. 300.000 Springfield Fire and Marine, , Etna, ot Utfca, N. Y., Renaslaer, of Lanaingburg, N. Y., Union, of Fort Plain, N. Y , Hudson River Ins.. Waterfnrd. N. Y.. City Insurance Company of Cincinnati, Several of the above companies take Marine and Fire risks. i,im jnsiitiANUK. Mutual Benefit New Y'ork and New Jersey Sl.3ill.000 Jefferson Life Insurance Co., Cincinnati 11)0.000 American Temperance Life Ins. Co., Hartford.... 100,000 American Mutual Lifo Ins. Co , Now Haven....... 100,000 HEALTH INSURANCE. Mechanics Mutual Health Association, Cin., t09.O0O The Undersigned will take areat nlenanrn in eihlhilinii thn r. cent reports ol all the abovo companies, and explaining in exten-so their resources and msnncr ot doing business. In the various departments of Firo. Mariue. Lite, and Health Insurance, there can be no superior facilities offered by any agent or company. CALIFORNIA LIFE RIMKB taken on most favorable terms. Remember to call at Head Quarters, State street, up stairs. WARREN JENKINS. Aueiit. L. E. Wilson, snb-agent i mar SXi. , D..,. ...!-... JfUUsxa ttUU OlUllUHCrYs a biimi opportunity is now ouerea lor purenssing Books Dwuuinfi .v. AT GREAT BARflATNA ! i no unaerngnca are now onering ior sale, at tne old store of numwimi m. maoiniirn, tneir very targe assortment ot lsv, jueaicai, tneoiogicai. Historical ana Miscellaneous Hooks. Also, all the Classical and Common School Hooks in general nse. Lane Family Bible.. School Bible, and Taataments. Klank Books, He., at prlco. heretolore nnequnled. Bt'ATIOSKltV, C.p, Letter, Folio Pott. Uemrand Medium Paner: Nnta Pa. per. Envelopes, Visiting and Printers' Cards, Ac Also, a large variety of Pocket Cutlery, including Roger. A Wolstenholm'a fine Pen and Pocket Knives. Gold nnd Silver Pencils field Pen. nnd Cnnrn IVfc- tnllie Pen, ctc.l Packet Hooka, PorccHennalea. Banker Caaea, Porte-Folio, cVc. The attention of Booksellers. Prulessional Men. Teacher, and persons purchasing for Libraries, and all others, U respectful? solicited. Better hargalna are now ottered than can be had at anv Book- More in the Western country. isaau is. wHinnu. JANES T. BURR. JalO Assignees of Huntington A Macintire. Great Bargains. IN order to close tbe business at the Bookstore of Huntington A Macintire, the entire stock of BOOKS. STATIONERY. Ae, is now offered at unprecedented low price. (JUHAf rtHLll'ATIOKN. A large variety nf light Literature will be sold at cost price. MEDICAL ROOKS. The attention at the Medical Pro fession is called to the extensive assortment of Medical Book which wil be sold at bargains. MISCELLANEOUS WORKS. Among which will be found most of the late publications, as well as a great variety of stsndard Classical and Tneoiogicai Worka. LAW BOOKS. Members of the nrntesalnn about addict tn tneir librariea, would find it to their advantage to examine oursiocx ueiore pnreoBsing "!J-"i wim mu, I JaU JAMES T. BURK, J " NICARAGUA it. People, Scenery, Monuments, and the proposed Intnroeeanie Canal: with nnmeruna mans and il lustrations. 8vole.8vo. By K. U. Souier. f or sale at the New Bookstore. mhlS J. H. RILEY A CO. LAW ROOKS. KENT8 COMMENTARIES. Herenth editioa. 4 vol. Rassel on Crime. Sixth edition, (vols. Jasl pBblished, and for aale at tbe Maw Bookstore. 4. U. KILE. I at SJU. s in i iMBBBWaBBSSSBia I ' i ' ' ..it iDaili) Ijio State Journal. WEDNE8DAY MORNING, MAY 12. 1853. THE CRN OF TBB HEART. j By MISS MATTI1 OHirMTH. Deep In my heart there is a sacred urn i I ever guard with holiest care, and keep From the cold world's intrusion. It Is filled . With dear and lovely treasures, that I prlre i Above the gems that sparkle in the valea Of orient clime, or glitter In the crown. Of .ceptered king.. The priceless wealth of life ; Within tbat urn I. gathered. All tbe bright And lovely jewel, that the year, have dropped ; Around tne from their pinion., in the .wilt And noislos. flight to old Eternity, Are treasured there, A thousand buds and flower. That the cool dew. of life', young morning bathed, That it. .oft gale, fanned with their gentle wing., And that it. genial sunbeam, warmed to life And fairy beauty 'mid the melodle. Of fount, and tinging bird., lie boarded there, Dead, dead, forever dead, but oh, as bright - And beautiful to me is when they beamed With Nature's radiant Jewelry of dew, And they hare more than mortal sweetness now, For the dear breath of loved ones, loved and lost, Is mingling with their holy perfume. Liko A very miser, day and night I hide The hoarded riches of my dear heart-urn. Oft at the midnight's calm and silent hour, When not a tone of living nature seems To rise from all the lone and sleeping earth, I lift the lid softly and noiselessly, Lest some dark, wandering spirit of tbe air Perchance should catch with his quick ear the sound, And steal my treasure.. With a glistening eye And leaping pulse, I tell them o'er and o'er, Musing on each, and hallow It with smile. And tear, and sighs and fervent blessings. Thfn, With soul us proud a. if yon bine sky With all its bright and burning .tar. were mine, But with a saddened heart, I close the lid, And once again return to busy life, To play my part amid its mockeries. From the Ladles' Repository. THE MAHIAC. BY REV. B. P. CRARV, A. H. My heart yet shudders as I think nf her once loved and beautiful; and pious, now blighted, withered. frenzied, lost. Ones a gay and bright maiden ; then a subdued and devoted uiiristian, a wile, a mother, and then a sufferer, a criminal, a maniac. She passed through all these phases to suddenly, and basfened so quickly from the brightest joys to the deepest gloom 7rj..::. .1.... r ...1...J .1 :.l ..! " j ui uoBfmu, uiui i wuiiutiiGu at uie rupiu transition, BI1U ofteti have involuntarily prayed for the poor, unlortu-uate Louisa H-, as my mind recurred to her sad history. Though now an inmate of our Stale Asylum for the insane, I will not iulrude upon the sanctity of I he family circle if I detail some of tbe fearful stent of her brief career. Poor Louisa! the hat bad but little peace or rest since her entrance into this world of tin and sorrow, aud probably enjoyt at much now ia the hallucinaliont of delirium at tbe did when ber too ten sitive soul dwelt upou the unmitigated horror. of real life. Such it wat to her. No flowers for years grew in ber path, no joy thrilled her aoul, no friendship relieved ber wauta. Tbe public eye kuew not, pitied not her condition, till a tragedy a fearful tragedy-roused tbe people, aud then Louisa was a maniac. True, the once gathered flowers in the wild woods ; she nnco gamboled on the lawn, and tang responses merrily to the birds sbe loved. But when she entered life as an individual, she found ber path a tborny one. 0, could we get a true history of thut wandering spirit, nent up in a prison-bouse of day, and madly looking out on a bated world, we would bear a story that fie j tiou never turpatsed a tale of wrong and blood, of crushed hopes and recklest brutality, ot unmitigated wretchedness and wild blasphemy, ol savage rage and proud defiance, of exquisite revenge and terrible retribution, tuch as earth only can produce and bell itself only excite 1 Through trackless realm, of detpair poor Louisa wains ; out wo nope we pray tnut Uod would pity, and pardon, and save, aud tbat the wander er may reluru Io rest when life gives place to immortal ity. , I inoy here give the key that unlocks the myttery hanging around the haggard form of the wretched tub iect of this sketch her falher mat a common drunkard. He wat an important character in me village near which he lived, and wat tbe most noted fighter of the county of 11. iu bit days. : Half drunk, he was a bust in bit way, and would quarrel, aud sweur, and raise hghti, aud being a most expert pugilist, would engage iu them with evident gutto, and hence was universally respected (?) and dreaded. le was the hero of every patriotic row, and the soul of every training-day's en tertainment. Politicians were ready to court bit favor and his notorious powers made bim the object of vil lage goasip for duyi after the elections. The com mon rendezvous of bachunnals, the village dram shop, was never luiriy graced, and nevor atlractive to the patriotic posterity ol revolutionary sirei till tbe hery D. had appeared. While, however, the rumseller and the groveling office aeeker, and tbe town loafer, and the county loafer, nnd the county hlillv. all rejoiced in the friend. ship of this profane and drunken blackguard, tbey for got the place wbere hit meek wile and lovely daughter lived and suffered. When sober he was kind aud induslrious, and frugal, and made a good living as it was said. But when drunk he was a demon incarnate; and going home in a fury, he would beat his wife, abuse his children, and perform all other acts and deeds which common druukardt do in tuch caset. A change took place which for awhile tnrned tbe current of affairs, and altered somewhat ths the hith erto unvarying misery of B i family. The Methndisti had a small society at B., and at a quarterly meeting some years ago a great revival took place. Scores of sinneti of all classes were brought into lbs church, and converted to God. It was one of those revivals which mnke a marked impression on society. The very foundations of the wicked were torn from under them, and for many dayt there wat weeping, praying, and tlioiiting in tbe now changed and happy R. The adjacent country partook of ths heavenly bleating aud Hocked to tne mercy teat, and many, very many, were made happy in a Saviour's love. Among the convettt were B. and hit family. He professed to experience the pardoning favor of God ; bis wife, too, bowed to Jesut with ber loved husband; and io humble contrition tbev forgot all their trouble and sought only to glorify God. Louisa was converted. Now she was happy. Sbe teemed to be in a new world. Old Ihinut had pasted away all thinet bad become new ; a new father, a new mother, a new home and a new heart. ', No wonder she shouted, at the often did. when the told in class or love featt the simple ttory of her salvation, one wat a beautiful girl. lier temper .u 1x1 uod by grace, her tool kindled into raptures, her voice raised in song, ins presented a lair picture. He who wat her pastor then told the writer, tbat a more lovely girl did not belong to tbe church at that time than tbe rejoicing yoUDg convert. Her iweet voice wat frequently beard in prayer in the public congregation ; and many predicted a happy future for tbe unfortunate girl. The family altar wat erected in tbe reformed drunkard'! house a family Bible was purchased ; and a few halycon days passed over the cottage dwellers. The itinerant minister visited and prayed with the happy circle, and every thing seemed to indicate a tnorough relormation ol the courageous and passionate B. , Half a year had eons since this great change was wrought, and still the skies over Louisa were bright; but clouti were gathering, and soon the green, beautiful world in which she dwelt was to be blackened, scorched, blighted, and she, a wandering, lost one, to be raving amid it curses. I would be glad to stop hers, and leave that family in the enjoyment of hope, and peacs and pardon, but I feel that the truth ought to be told in this case, and sorrowfully proceed to my task. . U. bad long abnnned tbe dram-nnp. c3 inducement had been sufficient to lead In the fatal stall where cruel men murder souls ai well as bodie. He became strong in bis self-confidence), after months of trial, and at last yielded so fax the rigid determination of mind as to go for some trifling article to the demlhful den of Beelzebub! bated minion. He went too far. He went SSW tne siimiow ol trie Aimigliiy. wing., aud leu witlmi tne DiacR, imlelul shade ol Krelm. ; be went to the frate. of perditiou be went to the mouth of tbe pit ; io climbed to tbe burning erater'i edge be made a truce with liii arch enemv. and forgot that he was a Uhrlitian i be took only one dram onlv one onlv oaa cup irom toe uemon nsna one cud or burning noi i- j . , 1 - . . . on one letoeao araugnt one long draught ol liquid woe ana wratn; ne wa. ruined, murdered, damned. I need .ay no more about hi. downward ronrae. He went from borne in the morning a kind. Christian latner ne came to mat nome at night a fool, a brute, a fiend. The change io Eden wa. .carcelv greater. Tbe transition wa. to violent that poor Lnnisa Inst her ell possession in the bitter grief of that frightful night, wnen sue leu nerseu to oe again a drunkard s daughter. She finally nought relief from the blasphemous carousals of her father'! house, in matrimony, Sbe had loved a euv vounff man l .he now married him. A few month, revealed to her shattered mind tbe fact that her husband was a drunkard not ao every-dav drunkard, but a tippler. She knew too well tho course of such a man, end day and night .ought to turn irom tne patu ol ram ner husband. Hut, alaal be wat too iar gone, and all her pleading only alienated bit now blunted affection. : and at last. Dovertv- atricken, brutalized, and viciout, he fled from hit wretched home and leu hit beipleai wife with an in fant to item the raging storm now buritiogaround her. What could she do now 7 What refuge could .he nnd r one most either work lor a subsistence lor her self and child, with feeble health and broken heart, or tbe must return to tbe companion of her abused moth er, and share that abuse for the sake of bread. Ne cessity forced ber to the latter alternative, and the wat once more at home. U, what a home I No altar there to God m secret ; no peace, except when the ra ving madman nnd infuriate beast, her falher, was irom home or asleep. In tbe yawning abyss of intemperance had sunk all ber hopes and happiness, and the hell-inveuled bevet- age had destroyed all the prized on earth. Acain and again she heard her father's curses pour on her pious mother'! head. Time niter time tbe seen hit brawny fiit strike ber mother', loved face. More than once had the beheld that mother's bleeding form, and heard that mother', wail. Murder, lust, blasphemy, race. norribie brutality these were ner daily companions. If she sought relief in prayer, her mother sobbing in another room would arouse her nature and tear her heart. Grossly deceived, villainously abandoned, cruelly abused, and tuch a dwelling place, she at last tunk un aer ner accumulated tunerings, ana every .nine wat gone : and now moody tilence marked ber demeanor. She spoke but little, seemed in deep thought, at if pondering tome mighty enigma, nr planning tome supernatural deed which would deliver her from the firet burning around her. Each recurring day made her prospects more gloomy; and now she thought nf deiending her mother from the attacks of her brutal father, anil of doing something which would relieve her, at least for a time, from the mighty burden weighing on her heart. One day in a drunken fit ber father bad aa usual, bruised and beaten her mother iu a most shocking manner. The poor girl delirious now with one consuming desire ot revenge and deliverance, gazed fixedly on ibe loved being who bad always been her friend her only earthly friend and, while her clenched bandt, ber gnashing teeth, her wild look, made her words ominous, said, in a subdued yet resolute tone, " I will kill him if be beats mother again." Tbe opportunity doet not lung delay, A yell from her inebriated futner rouset the family circle near the close of day, and cursing and furious from tbe village human tlahghter-pen he comes to rage, and beat and break hearts again ia bis own desolate home. Soon he begins hit usual work, and, maddened to the last degree, rushed upon his feeble and retreating wife. Louisa saw the fell monster again with hit bloody hand beating and mangling her mother's feature! ; and now, ootohins n fmm its plane, she hastened to avenge and defend her mother. She struck one blow sue laughed; she looked. Her falher was insensible. Again she laughed one loud, wild, vengeful laugh, and with theesger violence of the tiger,completed the work of death. She looked and laughed again. Her father was dead. l'onr Louisn wns mad. She lived to be tried for her life, to sit and heur the story told before a jury, and hear the pleadings of eloquent counsel. She was cleared, of course ; and now, in one of the wardi of our insane asylum, she lives still a maniac. Kind reader, have yon a heart to pity or pray? Then now, while you finish this article in vour loved Repository, ask God to bless the poor inebriate's wife, and daughter. I do not write fiction. My heart now swells, and the tears now flow from my eyes, while I ask yon to pray for poor Louisa. I had once a charge in which her mother waa a member, and I have been frequently in tho ward where ihe ib confined. But I tell the tale of the million; and if by writing this I could get ten thousand pious females to pray, while they read these closing lines, for the drunkards' families of tbit land, I shall do some good ; and while you pray, do not forget Louisa H., the Maniao. 1852. rriOffg 1852. . Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad. CONNECTING at Sandusky Otty wllh Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad to Cincinnati, and with Steamboata daily to Cleveland, Dunkirk, BuSalo and Detroit Connecting at Toledo and Monroe with the Michigan South-srn and Northern Indiana Railroad to Chicago. Also, at Shelby Junction with Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Hailroad, and at Newark wilh Central Ohio Railroad to Zanesville. SFIttMKR ARRANGEMENT. PAB8ENGKNGER TRAINS will leave Daily, (Sundays el-copied. ) until further notice, aa follows .- Kxpsass Tbain will leave Sandusky City at 11.40 A.M., connecting at Shelby Junction with Dxpress Trsina to Cleveland and Columbus, and at Newark with,Kxpreas Train to Zanesville. Returning, will leave Newark at 10 A. M., after the arrival of thaF.xpreas Train from Zaneaville, and connecting at Shelby Junction with Express Trains to Cleveland and Columbus, ar- . riving at Sandnaky City in time to Use tbe Bosts East and West. Accommodation Tbain Frtight and PassengersWill leave Panduaky City at S 30 P. H , .topping over night at Mansfield sad arriving at Newark at 11.40 A. M. Returning, will leave Newark at 1.00 P. M., stopping over night at Mansfield and arriving at Sandusky City at II 30 A. M. tff- The Company is prepared to receive freight on consignment and transport it to any point on their road. (For particu iar. ace Freight Tariff.) J. R. ROBINSON, Sup't. Sandusky, May 7, 1853-d3m American Express Company, VIA. NEW YORK AND ERIE. AND ALBANY AND BUFFALO RAILROAD. TUE undersigned, (proprietors ot the above company,) would respectfully Inform tneir friends and tbe public generally that they have completed arrangements with all the different lines of Railroada throughout the country, and with the several lines of first class Steamer, on the Lakes and Western Rivers j and they can most confidently assure the public thst their facilities, now offered, for the SAFE AND SPEEDY TRANSPORTATION of Specie, Bank Notes, Packages, Bundles emd Cases of Goods, and lse Collection of Notre, Drafts and Accounts are not eonaled by any other line now in existence. All our Express matter la under the Immediate charge of trusty and competent messengers, who have at all times Iron Sates for the better security of money and valuable packa.es. Good and packages intended for our line should ba marked AmaiCAK Exracs. Compact." Class and Glassware will be received and lorwarded only at the owner's risk f7Merchanta and other, ordering Good, by a. will find that their business is done with great promptness, and at reaaonable rate. We have office at tbe following place., to and from which I a Daily Express, Sunday, excepted : New York, N.Y. Ctoietand, Ohio; Springfield, Ohio , Albany,- - Sandusky, Davton, " Buffalo, i Mansfield, Titiin, Dunkirk, MbVeraon, - Toledo, Detroit, Michigan ; Newark, " Milwaukie, Wise's ; Chicago, Illinois ; Zanvirte, Bt. Louis, Mo. Galena, " Cincinnati WELLS, BTTTERPIELD A CO. Mo. 10 Wall atreet, and No. 8, Erie Place, N. Y. LIVINGSTON. FARGO CO, No. 1S7 Main atreet, Buffalo. , , , ,. B. J. CORNELL, Attest. Cntambns, O., May 5, 1853-d6m " l. BL HAU. 1854. JOHN TIKSU. HALE & TINKER. FORWARDINU AY" COMMIHNION MERCHANTS, aanas, llkis. Warehouse Nn. J, Exchange Ruildinea, Broad street, (eae door west of W. A. Gtu, Co's Agricultural Waraoaw ) DEALERS m Floor, Fish, Sa't, and Water Lias. Also, Agents for the following Line i Lathrop A Co'a Express. Merchants' Trassportuioa Company, 1 Eckfnrd Line, I ErieCanaL . fjaioai TraBsportstiesi Coaspsny, f Westers Lake Boat Line J Mark package. Care Hale and Tinker, Coluinbms, Ohio." N. B. We are prepared at all tiiaes to contract freight to any part of tbe Union. - Call ash sbs rs." man OII.'D WINDOW SUADBt. 1 A BEAUTIFUL Gothic. Landscape and Plain Oil Wia-IOVJ .aw Made. Jast reessved, and for sale by BJOV i. D. OS BORN A CO.