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OOpE 4
SIMPSON L. CO.'S House Furnishing Store, No -
Canas No Is Lspenad-st Broadway and the N.
Haven Railroad depot N. Y-Hardware, cutlery, hollow
ware Britannia plsnishes tin and appsned
baskets brushes embracing every variety OF articles for
keeping Of goods of the first quality and at price,
satisfaction purchasers Those about purchasing viii
do well call and examine the assortment before purchasing
elsewhere Reieerato and meat safes OF any Gosds
home nee of expense any part Of Wilamsburgh,
BROOKLYN OF Jerpey CITY.
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VTTY TRADE.-Now is the time to adj

~ verse in the newspapers Of neighboring cities and
for the trade OF the country and TO those who de-
ere 10 do SO with discrimination and circumspecton most
convenient opportunity is offered by V. 3. PALMERS Ad-
vertsng Agency Tribune Buildings Merchants, Manufac-
and others wishing advertisements inserted Ia the
best and widely circulated journals Of either all the
following places 1.-THE inhabitants Of which do most OF their
trading in New-York invited to call atV b. PAiMERS
Advertising Agency Tribune Buildings where the papers
be prices ascertsned and Information OBJ
% n advertising:
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VIRANDOLES, SOLAR LAMPS,

NJ Hall Lanterns Candeabras Brackets, Beaugnet Hold
Fluid LampsThe largest and best assorted stock In
this city, for sale at less than manufacturers prices
S. S. REILLY, No. 1876 Canal-st., cor. Lsight-st.
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I'D NEARS celebrated Philadelphia Backing which 70
ceived the premium the Fair warranted superior
to any use sale by the or less quantity at
very low prices for Cash Country merchants have their
supplied above and delivered board free OF carS
age For sale by ELLSWORTH Co, No. lO4 Murays
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Alsmep iuamtto and to foan.
Goal.

TOAL.-The subscriber has in yard q
" full supply Of Anthracite and Btuminous Goals con
sistine of Peach Orchard Black Heath Lehsh Hnieton
Cnzlish Cannsl Liverpool Orrel Cumberland, Sidney-sl
Of which warranted be Of the best quality delivered IN
he best ordsr and for sale ct the lowest market prices
JAMES L. WORTH, No. "a Broadway,
and 4th-st corner of Thompson
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r OOKING-GLASS AND PICTURE

OOkING-GLASS AND PICTUKE-
IL FRAME MANDATORY, Nos 81, So aad II For
syh-st New orkThe undersigned, having devoted his
personal attention for many years 10 the Looking Glass and
Picture Frame business fully competent by his
work lo any description in his ne) that will give
satisfaction TO the most particular. Being probably the
largest and extensive establishment of the kind in this
country possesses advantages Others variety and
Of stock and the long established and continual
increase of trade from all parts OF the Union with the many
improvements the undersigned has recently made in his
chnery enables him sell his articles at less prices than
any other manufacturer and he respectfully socts his
friends and the public in general call and examine his
large assortment of Looking and Picture Frames pre-
vious puIcsas..g
On hand Rosewood Walnut, Mahogany and Gid Mould
ing, Of every description. and all lcnghs for shipping
All communications through the Post-Oice viii be thank
fully received and puncuay attended Direct Box
No nathan -souare Poxt-(1aiee SIGIER
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WHres GIVING Up. We do not remem.
Dor anything like the dependency and
eyenVdespair Of success in the present can.
vass which leading Scott journals openly
confess. The Boston Dailt Advertiser
closes long article earnestly Nppealins
TO the wings to support Gen, Scott with
the following remarkable declaration:
ave do not conceive the force OF this
reasoning to be impaired by the admlss
ion which we have distinctly made, and
which we have no disposition TO rettact.
that ,oe don't anticipate successful re-
salt of the election. Admitting this to
be the uniuersaf impression, it should not
relax the efforts Of the wings OF this
State 10 do all in their power TO sustain
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The CHoLERA.-We have had several
cases Of this disease in this city and Vi
cinity, all oe which are pronouaced by o"
physicians sporadic, and not endemic
In eyery case, so far as we could learn,
those who have died we're very intemper-
ate in diet, and neglected the premoni.o-
ry symptoms. We must live pfuaenlly
or suffer the consequences. Cincinnati
is now pronounced free from cholera
Cases have occurred at sandusky City.
Venice, Dayton, and various other points
all OF which, we believe, are not free
from this disease. Our physicians have
no doubt Of their ability to cure every
case Of what is now called cholera, ifthey
are applied TO in Time, and the patient
has been careful and prudent.--Swcn's
(CoIumbus) Elevator.
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aud Of public men ofieyery, grade where
there IS no due warrant for it, and very
often when The characters Of those
maligned are the very reverse of what
their revlers describe. This deprayiiy
Of public taste, as !, is fatal 10 all correct
discrimination Of character,ough, to meet
the stemesi reprobation Of all who wish
we'll TO our Institutions and our Repub.
lican system.
We know il is customary to exempt
tho people from all censure for any pub
lie wrong, and Jay it on particular indivi.
dnals or classes Of individuals. Ord-
narily those who are denounced are the
lawyers, professional men generally, rich
men, and politicians at all times; my
thing but apply the lash to the sins Of the
sovereign people, as such. Nevertheless
the specially censured classes exist by
and are Of iha people, and they are never
as class or classes, possessed Of less
elevated morality than the balance Of the
people among whom they live, and often
are really in the advance Of them. But
10 take an instance pertinent to our sub
ject, If the public men Of community
are corrupt and immoral, the community
they represent cannot be Otherwise, else
such would not DO allowed 10 represent
them, when they have the corrective il
their power. An elevated, moral art
honest people win generally have ruler
of a like character, and this being The
case the protection and preservation @
the reputation and desert Of public mel
Is every body's business, because the.
are the true touchstone and measure o
public morality.
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oregon and California.

BY a letter from ]. L. BEAM, Esq, to
US, dat ed 4 miles west Of Fort Kearney
on the Platte River, May %, 1852, we
learn that the emigration westward i
large--the grass on the Plains and state
Of the roads never better-..thai those ol
the company he is with, from Findlay
and Pendleion, are welt;l ,hough they had
had some sickness, wet weather and ohe
discomforts-ull were in good Spirits. In
concluding his letter Mr.. B. says:
"Here / will give you statement o
the number of persons, teams, cattle, &c.
passed through, as kept by the captain
Of the garrison, up to the evening of the
ts
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UNroN TOWNSHIP, July is, 1852.

UNroN TowNsnrp, July 13, 1852.
Mr.. EDITOR "A short time since |
took hollow stick, about seven feet
long, closed at one end, and afler putting
some grain and litter in i, I put it in my
hay and covered il with bay
Every few days have gone 10 Il, plugged
/ up the end and carried il put 10 a con
venient place, and killed the rats il con.
tanned, either by immersing itsia water or
killing them as they ran out Of it, on lay.
| ing it down. / have tried several rat
traps and found this the best and most
successful. Before using il my harness,
&C., was almost constantly gaawed and
injured by rats. BY this trap / have
abou: rid my premises Of their presence.
In the winter time it would be foand very
successful, from the disposition Of rats in
a building to burrow or sleep together.
ID ~ r
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AN ACT


To authorize County Auditors to place
taxable Lands upon the Tax Duplicate,
in numerical order.
SEC. I. Be it enacted BY the General
Asssmbly of tho State Of Ohio, That the
county andiior OF any county in this
state. may,in making out the duplicate OF
taxes Of any such county, for this and
each succeeding year, place each separate
tract Of real property, in each and every
township 10 such county, according to the
numerical order Of the section in which
said tract or tracts may be situate, and
the same shall be placed on said dupi'
cate, in line or lines, Immediately
opposite TO, and after the name or names
of The owner or owners OF such tract.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker oftbe House Of Representatives
]. w. WILSON,
+ President Of the Senate PROTEIN
May Q, 1852
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sARrA,y's MAGAZINE, for Aug, cor

SARrAIy's MAGAZINE, for Aug, con.
lains the continuation Of the life OF An,
drew Jackson, by J. T. Headley, which
is portrayed with more than the strength
and vividness of romance; g. there is also
an exquisite engraving, "Summer Flow
ers.'' There are in all thirty articles, with
some fifteen embellishments, from the
pens of John Neal, Alice Carey, George
s. Burleigt, Henry B. Hirs', &C. The
monthly summary, editorial, &C., is o
genuine interest and value.
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PUBLIC LANDS In OHIO.

We observe tha, pending tho bill in the
Senate on yesterday, to satisfy outsiand--
ing military end land warrants, issued by
Virginia during the Revolution, MI.
CHASE moved that Virginia should release
all claim upon the Military Reserve in
Ohio, and that said Reserve be ceded 10
Ohio. The amendment was agreed to,
and the bill ordered to engrossment.
We Judge the bill 10 this shaps will pass
the Senate.
/ This was quito important step, and
IT the measure passes the House,
Ohio will gain large acquisi-
,iou revenue from the sale Of the re-
manning portion Of unsold land in the
Virginia Military District.
Some two years since we made cal
cula,ion from the report Of Commissioner
BuTTERFrELD, showing the unsold land
| in the Virginia Reserve 10 be over seventy
thousand acres. We are not now aware
Of any material reduction in that quantity
since, as difficulties connected with the
subject OF titles and boundaries in that
District have rather tended 10 divert at
|tention from the lands within II.
il the proposed cess;on to our State
succeeds, those difficulties can be obviat-
ed by Sts,e Legislation, and thus the
whole quantity remaining unsold can be
brought into market. And unless some
such disposition be made the land can do
no good 10 either Virginia OF Ohio.
| Our readers will remember that Mr..
CHASE. early in the present session, pro.
cured the passage ofa bill through the
Senate, ceding 10 Ohio all the unsold
Congress lands within her limits. This
bill has been on the House calender four
+ or FIVE months, and has not, as we have
been able TO discover, been acted upon
by that body. We hope the Ohio mem.
bers will lose no effort TO secure lis pas.
T sage. The people are much interested
in it. The land can be disposed OF as
soon as il comes into possession OF the
State, greatly to her advantage; while
remaining as il does il cannot be disposed
Of 10 the benefit of either the General
Government or the people. This subject
, was clearly Sc, forth in the able speech OF
0 Mr.. CHASE, and illustrated with ample
statistics at the same time, in which ils
urged the bill for session. We but re-
fleet The unanimous wish ofthe people ia
expressing the hope that both this bill
e and cession of the remainder ofthe Virgi
e MIA Military Reserve, will be favoroblJ
f acted upon in both branches dnring the
present session of Congress,-0 States
man. srG
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TEE wEEvrL. We regre! 10 learn
that this destructive insect is making sad
havoc with the wheat, in some parts Of
this county. Some farmers will not real
ize Aalf crop. The rayages Of the in
sect are mostly confined to the late
wheat. We see by our exchanges tha,
other parts Of the State arc similarly az
fiicted.-Seneca Adpertiser, = am
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Wnr REMAIN IN orr1cp.-A Bal,i-

WELL REMAIN IN OFpIcE.-A Balti-
moro paper says: Mr.. Webster, at the
solicitation Of his friends, i is said, has
consented 10 remain in office until the
expiration Of President Filmore's term.--
He, however, will shortly leave for Marsh
field, 10 spend the summer months, as
has been usual with him for many years
Mr.. Graham will alho continue in office,
Gen. Scott, il is also stated, will not re-
sign unless elected President. .-Ssate
Capital Fact
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LAND WARRANra-Great Frauds, il
is Just discovered, have been practced by
land dealers, in New York city, in frau
dulent land claims and forged applica-
lions for land warrants by which they
have robbed the U. s. Of thousands ol
acres OF the Public Domain. We trust
that the investigation now proceeding
against the wIong.doers will result in
their ample punishment; as frands ol
this kind are by far too common under
this administration, from Cabinet officers
downward, and the Revenue and Bounty
Of the Government is too much diverted
TO the "aid and comfort Of scoundrel:
of all kinds. ~ -
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Death of Gov. Calhoun.

ST. LouIs. July 7.
The party which lef, Santa Fe, with
Gov. Calhoun, has arrived at Kemscos.
The Gov. continued TO grow worse on
the Journey, and when within ninety
miles Of Kemscos he died, and bis re.
mains were buried in that city, with Ma
sonic honors, on last Saturday.
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sec. q. That the provisions o. si'ls
.et shalI not extend 70 cases men''ooeo
Il a. act entitled an &C, restraining me
mower of county commissioners to remit
6ues. penalties and Judgments, IN certain
cases. passed February eighth, one thou
sand eight hundred and foriy.seven.
SEC 81 That whenever there shall be
, vacancy IN the Office Of county commits.
s;oper. from death, resignation, removal,
~ soy cause other than the expiration Of
he Term for which he was elected, and
tbe interest Of the county shall require
such vacancy 10 be filed before the next
annual election, the Probate Judge,
Auditor and county Recorder, Of such
county. ora majority Of them, shall meel
AZ the seat Of justice Of The county, and
appoint one or more commissioners, al
The case mar require, who shall continue
ip Office until the next annual election
and until the commissioner or commits
sioners then elected, shall be qualified
and no longer; and the absence Of an!
commissioner, from the county, for sl'
months in succession, shall be deemed
resignation Of the office.
Sec. A. That the fourth and twelfl'
: sections sf the act entitled an act estab
fishing boards OF county commissioners
passed March fifth, one thousand e'gh
hundred and thirty y-one, and the fourt
section Of the act, passed February eigh
ieentb, one thousand eigh, hundred an
fony-eighi, entitled an act 10 extend tn
provisions Of the act passed FebIuar
iwen,y-eigh,h, one thousand eight hun
dred and forty-ihree, entitled an act
authorize tho Cour, Of Common Pleas
remi, judgments or recognlzances in Gel
tain cases, and for other purposes, be an
the same are hereby repealed.
JAMES G. JOHNSON.
Speaker Of, the House Of Representative
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President of the Senat
April 80, 1852.
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The Great Fire at Montreal--Furthei
Particulars.
BuRL1NeroN, VT, Jul,


individuals who left Montereal this
morning say that the fire is still raging.
II commenced in the first instance in
some houses occupied by some poor Can
adams, and had, up TO that time, swept
clean over twenty acres, but the buildings
destroyed so far were not valuable. Up
to last night, no stores had been harmed,
bu, it is feared, by this ,ise, the fire has
reached the business part Of the city
Thousands of families are already home
less.
The Conductor on the Montreal train
says, ,1iha, upwards Of fifteen hundred
houses have been already destroyed, ant
the f,e still progresses with fearful ra
pidity.
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GRAHAM's MAGAZINE. - Graham for
July is q number rich in the varied
periodical literature Of the day. The
aWilling Captive" is beautiful engrav.
ing. "a Life Of vicessitudes,n BY G. P.
r. James, concluded in this number, is q
tale Of exciting interest, and in the best
style Of that skilful and talented writer
Gra5am's "Small Talk" has the charm
that seems 10 enter into all that be writes
The Magazine has no superior.
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Col. George W. M'Cook, Of steuben'
vile, has been appointed Reporter to the
Court in Bank. Cox M'Cook will make
an excellent officer. He is a most in.
defa.igable worker, and ambitious to ex.
eel as a lawyer.--Stass Capital Fact;
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Z Our former citizen, John Grein.
er, has been appointed Secretary Of the
Territory Of New Mexico, vice Wm. s..
Alien, resigned. Gov. Calhoun died on
the 2O,h ult., and his duties will devolve
upon Mr.. Greiner.--Swan's Elevator.
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BANK BROKE The Licking Branch
of the State Bank has bwsted gone
5y the board. For number Of months
past The concern was IN q ioltering condl-
tion, and it has finally gone the way Of
all Banks. We regard the bursting OF
this swndiing institution ss only a pre-.
cursor of wha, is TO follow. A grand
burst up Of the whole batch Of Banks iu
Ohio, will eventually take place--the day,
we predict, is not distant. Let every
nan guard we'll his pocket.-Ohio Fat
riot,
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MURDER. WIN. Lonius was murdetd
by Joseph Moreland near Bucyrus, on the
18th inst. They were returning from
church, Lonius struck at Moreland who
retire ated, Donius in trying to follow up.
fell, when Moreland turned and stabbed
him and ran. L. fred pistol at M. after
he was stabbed but the ball did not take
effect Lonius died next mtrning,--
Moreland had accused the mother Of
Louius Of stealing ribbon. .-Canson
Democrat.
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GEs. WoRrH.--The family Of Gen.
Worth, /, is said, have applied TO Con-
press for pension, to be paid them in
consideration Of the public services Of
Con. W., who, at The time ofbis death,
was unable 10 leave them any property.
The sum asked is $500 a year.--State
Capital Fact
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OHro ArFAiRs.--We have it from
a high official source that the bonds Of
this State are in solvent repute in Wall
street. The credit Of Ohio financially
never was better .---Stdte Capital Fact.
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HENRY County Assessors DIsrRrcrs

HENRY COUNTY ASSESSORS DISTRICTS.
The Commissioners of Henry county,
at their June session, divided the town
ships Of that county into four districts, in
each Of which an assessor is to be elect.
ed this fall, for the re.valua,ien Of the
Real Estate, as follows:
1st DIST Damascus, Richfeld and
Monroe.
Cd Liberty, Harrison, and Wash
ington.
Sd Dist.-Napoleon, Freedom, ane
Ridgeville,
4ih Dist.--Flat Rock, Pleasant, an'
Marion.
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6- We will endsavor to find room
soon for the articles Of our Pendleton
and Ottawa correspondents.
stepping Down.

The orator for Grecian Liberty, the
eloquent declaimer al the Hungarian
banquet in Washington, the great Wing
Statesman, Daniel Webster, has been
nominated as the Presidential candidate
ofthc NATIVE AMERICANS! As a punish
meni 10 Scott for rafting from Church
burning na,ivism, Webster is taken up,
to aid in his defeat. It vas quite unne.
cessary. Pierce and King needed not
this war among The allies TO secure Their
success. That was already secured
"Webster and Nativism!p If Bacon was
ssThe greatest. mightiest, mssnsst Of manklnd,"
In bis age and time, what shall be said oI
Webster, who lends great name TO Q
piiiful faction, the embodiment Of the
narrow 'prejudices, selfish bigoiry and
corcenlra,ed lit,leness of their counir,
and ages
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The Elec,ioneerlng letter which Gen.
Scott wrote to the Wing Convention on
Tuesday night, promising 10 come out for
The compromise in case Of his nomination
was addressed to w. s. Archer, Of vir-
einia, who made himself ridiculous a few
wears ago by his Natitism.
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ANACT
Further prescribing the duties Of th
Auditor Of State.

Further prescribing The duties Of the
Auditor Of State.
SEQ. 1. Be It enacted 6y the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio. That the
Auditor Of State is horeby required 70
lake Immediate steps 10 secure 10 the
Rssle Of Ohio, the title to all lands here
iofcre grained. or that may hereafter be
granted to ibis state, by various scIs o.
Congress, for The completion Of the Ohio
Miami, and Wabash sud Eds Canals, Of
foy other purposes.
Sec. 2. That The said Auditor o
stats is further required, If 4 becopaas
necess2ty. to use such means as pc ma!
deem advisable. 70 obtain fartaer Isgls'a'
don By Congress, 10 vest 10 tbe State Q
Ohio al or any Of said lands. togethe
viii such other lands as this stale ma,
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AM AGT

To authorize Guardians TO release the
interest Of their Wards in tax titles TO
real estate.
SEC. /. Be It enacted BY the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That
where any lands, town lots, or other real
estate, have heretofore been, or hereafter
may be sold for taxes, and the tile
thereto has become vested in any minor,
il shall and may be lawful for the guar
dian Of such minor 10 convey, in fhe name
anl on behalf Of the minor, by deed oil
release and quit-claim. all the right, title
and interest Of said minor, in law or
equity, in and TO such lands, town lots,
or other real estate, TO any person or per-
sons entitled to redeem or recover the
same; Provided, that such person or per
cons so entitled 10 redeem or recover
said lands, town lots, OF other real estate
shall pay 10 the guardian aforesaid, ar
amount OF money not less than that 10
which the sane was sold; and the iaxe'
subsequently, paid thereon by the pur-
chaser. or those claiming under him, to
eether with interest and fifly per cenium
on the whole amount so paid by suct
purchaser, OF those claiming under HIM
Sec. Q. II any guardian shall tender
deed Of release and quit claim OF the
right and title OF his ward or wards ii
and 10 any lands, town lots, OF other rea
estate sold for taxes, TO any person o.
persons entitled 10 redeem or recover the
same, as aforesaid, and such person o.
persons shall refuse 10 accept such deco
en- the terms and conditions specified IN
the preceding section, he or they shai
not recover costs accruing after suc'
tender, in any proceeding that such per
son or persons may institute for the
redemption or recovery, Of such lands
town lots, or other real estate.
JAMES G. JOHNSON.
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
(, President Of the Senate
April 81, 1852.
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Z. M. CHARLTON took his seat ia the
u. 8. Senate, ss Senator from Georgis
By appointment, in place Of Hon. ]. M.
Bsrfisn, resigned. ps M
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I, is said Mrs. Zwing's walking 700
half miles in as many half hours, is all
humbug. She sleeps as long at night as
most folks. IA. "A ~. -.