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substituted for science is not at oil of gen.
eral application; and that only few of
those who initiate Mr.. LAwss or NJ
PUsEY, will obtain The same favorite re-
suits; because diferep. ground requires
different conditions in order to yield
maximum Of product. The re Il adyan.
tage Of scieace TO a farmer, consists Of a
knowledge of those several conditions,
and he is spendlkrifi, if he applies
the same thing TO every kind Of land, r9.
SIN the whole Of Wuriemburg (,ae
soil Of which consists principally Of Jena
limestone) carbonated bones have nc,
he leas, effect; and even guans is held
in no estimation there, for The reason i,
renders the gain weed-like, and, BY
giving no strength at all 10 the stalks,
makes j. bend to the ground long bofo!s
ripe. To conclude, iherefrom, tina, csr-
donated bones and guano are bad mauure,,
would certainly be quite absured. no
~ think il advantageous 10, 10 oppose
to obstinately the efris Of farmers to
test the strength of scientific principles,
after their own fashion. II talways affords
me pleasure TO find my views violently
attacked, and if he who does so, brings
rorh complete mass Of ignorance and
nonsense. The consequence 10 necessa.
fly, that their own children, more er.
lightened than THAR sires, will repulse the
attack. ar,.i b,,s
VI would like once to see your happy
couniry, where The well.earned fruits OF,
activity and industry are enjoyed with-5
out letoF hindsance. With US, too, much
is consumed by the institutions Of the
States. The people mus, work too much
to sustain standing armies Of mon, fully
able TO work yet producing nothing
This is the cause Of Europs. Emigia,
tion increases 10 an appalling degree. and
now the intelligent, and wealthy begin 70
leave the land Of their fathers, because
they know Their children will enjoy q
happier future in America. s'il 9loy
Farewell dear Sir, = 80 ~"
Most respectfully, eisrI
ou JvsTUs L1EBIo."
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"ABour EXCITING ScoTr. r. Under
this head, the New York Tribune, in
answer to an inquiring correspondent,
gives the following prescription:
'sProcure three or four copies Of the
best recent compeads Of American His
tory, aud ask your neighbors, and espe-
cially the young men around you, to look
them through, and read what is recorded
Of Ensign, Captain, Culonel and General
Scott, throughout the history Of the last
forty years." sag
Inasmuch as il is civil station to
which General Scott is now aspiring,
would Il not be we'll, Mr. Greedy, 10
invite your friends 10 procure copies OF
the "Stafesman's MdnaaI." or some other
book of the kind, that they mar see what
concerns them most OF this juneturei
The General draws a blank, there. The
cabinet the battle field--.is the place
where the President is expected to
operate, and "Ensign, Captain, Colonel
and General" ars titles altogether unne.
cessary for that field.--Lima Argus.
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A witty clergyman had been leelurine
one evening, iI q country village, on the
subject Of Temperance, and as usual, af
Ter The lecture the pledge was passed
around for signatures. "Pass j. along
that way, said the lecturer, pointing TO
wards gang Of bloatcd and red.nosed
loafers near the door. "Pass il along
perhaps some Of those gen,elmen would
like 10 join our cause"
awe don't bite at bare hook, }" gruffy
,muttered one Of the rummies.
"Well,n replied the ready clergyman,
81 believe there ia one kind of fish called
suckers that do not bite. "
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me Nominating Convention,


VIII take place on Saturday week nex,
ths 18th inst. We trust that Democrats
generally will attend at the polls in the
several townships and express their pre-
fevnces for those offered ss candidates
For nomination. By doing so they will
be better satisfied with the result, and
labor more zealously for the completion
'ofthsir own work. But they must re.
member that the duty Of making nomina'
aions is brotherly strife, TO prsven, con
fusion in the struggle for the sake Of men,
and to secure unity 10 our principles.
Lot all then take part, earnestly, kindly,
and with an eye single to the success Of
truth and Democracy, and in this way
will good men be selected, and the reign
Of correct principles always be secured.
In the choice Of District Assessors---
an important Office by the way---it is
ibought best in voting for their nomination
ia the several Districts that the No. o.
tho Districts be not specified on The
Tickets, but that all the votes within each
District be counted as Of that District, the
same as if the No. Of the District were
on the Ticket. ~
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LETTER FROM LiEBre. - Baron LrsBIe
has addressed leuer,o ,hs editors Of the
Journal of Agriculture, Boston, from
which we extract oil Of general in.
terest The Baron is certainly modest,
in thinking il "not best 10 oppose too OBJ.
siina,ely The efforts Of farmers to ten The
strength Of scientific principles afier their
own fashion, The remarks on the state
Of his own country, and the aappalingn
increase Of emigration, is interesting to
every American citizen, and none the
less 80 to the rulers Of Europe.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-08-06

THE BATTLE OF LAKE ERrE.-An as
sociation was formed at Sandusky, Ohio,
on the 9Th inst, of which Gen. Cass was
chosen President, and Col. Albert, Hon,
e. Whitilesey, Com. Stockton and others,
Vice Presidents--for the purpose Of erect
ing monument on Gibraltar rock, in
Putin Bay, 10 commemorate the brillian,
victory won by Perry on Lake Erie, and
in honor Of the dead who fell in that en-
gagement. State Capital Fact. la'
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Here is the way in which the o. S

Here is the way in which the o. S.
Journal explains and apologies for the
origin Of Scott's Native letter: ,
"Gen. Scott is cool in battle, but when
he sees an apparen, combination among
foreigners TO break down the privilege Of
Of voting for which he has SO often risked
his life, his blood is up. Reflection aud
observation has shown that those were not
fair natives Of the naturalized
voters, but only ragama1fns, such as may
exit in any country, aud were probably
hired or set on by Locoiocos, 10 get up a
quarrel for their own base purposes"
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WILL HE REsfGy?--William A. Gra-
ham has resigned his station Of Secretary
oftbe Navy, before entering the lists fol
a higher Office. This 10 commendable
and didn't cost mech, as the adminisira
tion under which he serves ends in eigh
months. e8s,
Will General Scott resign his Office q
Major Generals Gen. Cass, when nom,
mated in 46, resigned bis seat in the U
s. Senate. The Office ofMsjpr General
is for life, and at $4,000 annual salary.
Ii won't pay TO resign 80 comfortable a
place, and on such tenure, in view oil
the slim prospect ne has Of being elected
to The Ptesidency.--Defanec Democrat
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The las, number Of the Wing Repiei
contsins an article upon international
copyright, in The course Of which The
writer remarks as follows: -"The gentle.
men whom we cleo, to Congress are
.engrossed by 50 many more material
cares, that the interests oftheir national
literature are entirely neglected. The
copyright biz would not be fruitful Of
jobs. Its supper, and its passage would
be acts Of pure patriotism and philan
thopyr n
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or The new Constitution still ,rou
bles the editor Of the State Journal, ant
doubtless he would prefer that the State
was getting along under the benign in
fluence Of the old Constitution and Wing
ascendancy--but that cannot be. In a
late number be states that al the Court
Of Common Pleas, in Ross county, II
was determined sslhat by the terms Of the
law, all Of that class Of cases, not requir-
ing q preseniment by the Grand Jury, by
the new Constitution, were taken away
from the Common PIeas and given uver
10 the Probate Court" vesting the iuris-
jiclion aexclusiyely" in the latter Court.
And a,he Judge gave his charge 10 The
jury tina, they had nothing to do with
offences the punishment Of which was
lower than imprisonment in the Peni-
tsntiary." In the law, the extent OF
the jurisdiction Of The Probate Court
over these class Of cases is not regulated,
and Of course Ohio is pronounced 10 be
ain state Of anarchy" and the State
Legislature ignorant, imbeeile, Incapable,
&c. The Ross county Judge may be a
very Daniel cone to judgment, but bis
declsion win not for the present travel
beyond his circuit to do any harm, and
"ruffians" had better take no "aid and
comfort" from the Journals assurance Of
inpuniiy or they will encoua.er sad
mistake and fud tina, alhe way Of trans
grsssoss is hard" under all kinds Of con-
s.ituiiOss, md an sorts Of laws, Demo
cratic saa otherwise! What nex.f
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TIE LrADER.--We have received from
Toronto, Canada, the first number Of .
weekly paper, of this name, edited b,
CHARLEs LINDSEY, ESQ.,, and published
by Mr. JAMES BEArTY. h is decidedly
a liberal Journal 70 be Published in a
British Colony, and judging from the
articles in the FIRST number wilt be very
ably conducted. The existence of SO
many well-conducted liberal papers in
Canada is highly creditable to the iaielli.
gence and progress Of her people, who
in literature, railroad, telegraph, and other
enterprises, are moving onward in the
race Of civilization with no laggard pace.
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vuIcARrsM AND CONSERVATISM I'VE
haze been surprised 10 notice tina. many
words that are accounted vUigarisms. are
really words that lave once been current
with ths best speakers and writers Of .
by-gone time, but have become obsolete,
and succeeded by better form Of ex.
preston. They only linger tsaditionally
among the uneducated long after their
! use has ceased among those who use
language correctly. This is in much
tras with yegafd to what arc termed low
snd vulgar preiudices They are only
opinions and usages which, in its progress
in elevation, society has ouierown. They
linssr with those whose mental culture
Is / century of tuo behind their more in
tslligent neighbors, Conservatism in
principles and politics is very similar
Ii il the holding to worn ont no'ions
ones linked with gross abusesand rotten
incidents, simply because the wrong has
age and use 70 plead against experiment,
and the mind lacksshe necessary menta
sxpansion to risk change. % secure i'm
nroyeu,s,si.s / q - While deeper and beiiel
q, - y II. AZ ~..,r,b ~ ,Sfenf cha,lfra n
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AaTIDorE FOR SrRYcRNINE.--A A writer
in the Texas Ranger gives an account Of
the successful treatment Of some negroes.
who had been poisoned with strychnine
prepared for VOLTS halt. Melted hogs
lard was Administered 10 them freely az
ter they had suffered in great agony for
several hours, and immediate relief wss
the consequence. .--Scieafifc AmeYican.
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Fromthe Ohio Patriot
WHERE WILL THE FREE SOIL
ERS COZ

ERS GO?
We answer unhesitatingly thai The
great mass Of them will support Gen.
PrERcr. They win take him as the
aleast Of evils" In New York, the
Epening Post and every leading Free
Soil paper Of ,ha. State is enthusiastic in
support Of the Democratic nominee. So
we find /, in other States. 10 Ohio, the
Toledo Republican, Sandusky Democrat
and other Free Soil papers, have hoisted
the PIERCE and KING banner and enlisted
for the war. The following are the rea.
sons given by the Toledo Republican for
supporting the Democratic candidates.
They are good. and ought 10, as no doubt
they will, aciuate Democratic Free Soil
ers TO unite with the Democracy in ac-
compllshing the great object Of aresiing
tile government from the hands Of Wing
Galphinism. The Republican says: .dE
"We shall support franklin Pierce
with hearty good will, not because we
shall probably agree with him in all
things, or that We agree fully with the
details of she resolutions purported to
have been passed by tho Convention, but
for the reason we believe him competent,
honest and patriotic, and because he is
the chosen standard bearer Of the Demo,
cratic party. We think the interes. and
reputation of the country require that the
Wing party be driven from power, which
they have only used for corrupt and avil
purposes. Not only has the Executive
openly and shamelessly employed bis
power and patronage to carry his fayoriie
measures through Congress, but We have
seen the members Of the Cabinet without
dismissal, or even rebuke, engaged in
plundering the public treasury Of han
dreds of thousands Of dollars and dividing
il among themselves aud associates. The
rankest and mos, corrupt Federalism has
been carried out in the administration OF
the general government, and the tendency
towards consolidation, and the destruc.
ton Of Stale rights has been fearfulIy
rapid. When We see how rapidly the
ship Of State is drifting from the old
Republican track, wel confess that We
dread the consequences Of enirusting
power into tho hands Of the Wings for
another term Of four years; and hold il
TO be the frsi duty Of the Democrats 10
drive them from the positions they have
disgraced. 1t affords US, therefore, the
most sincere qualification that the DEM
cratic Convention nominated candidate
who will receive the support. Of every
section Of the party, and one whose
talents and services eminenlly qualify
him for the position he has been selected
to gil. Our best efforts shall be given TO
overthrow Whigqery, and secure the as
cendaney Of the Democratic party, 10 the
approaching contest. With the nomina-
ton we are perfectly satisfied, and shall
support il With hearty good will and a
determination to permit no secondary
issues to interfere with the success Of the
ticket" u.5 W .assf tgtat
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-08-06

A Treaty Of Amiiy and Commerce has
been concluded between Liberia aud the
French Republic on the most liberal pria,
ciples Of reciprocity. Louis Napoleon
was PRESENTED on the occasion BY NJ.
Augls,c Baudin.
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Great fears are entertained in TIavan

Great fears are entertained in Havana
that another invasion is on foot. We
sincerely hope that their fears have no
foundation in fact. We should think the
bitter experience Of those who engaged
in the last expedition, would be warning
Sufficient 10 keep our "bloods" from en-
gaging in such enterprises again. A,
least for iime.---Lima Argus. 1 b.
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Rufus P. Spalding, Ex.Judge Of ,ls
Supreme Cousl Of Ohio, is talked Of as
the Freesoil Candidate for Vice Presi-
dent.---State Capital Fact. s9 k..l sosJ
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GHsAsoNs DRAwINe hooM COMPANION.
This splendsdly illustrated paper has
just entered on its third volume, and like
It's predecessors continues 10 excel all its
competitors in the beauty and number Of
its iIlustrations and excellencY Of it's
Literary matter. The story 10 to-days
paper, "The Two Carpenters, ? is from
the Pictorial. e'l
The FIRST No. Of this volume has an
excellent portrait Of General Pierce, the
second No. has good Likeness Of Gen
eral Scott. ia BASES Ne ea,
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A new female physician, named Phebs
M. Way, N. D., has opened an Office ia
Baltimore. She has diploma from the
Pennsylvania College Of Medicine. ~
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Real estate is nearly 100 per cent.
higher now in New York, then il was
two years since--ihe forerun1cr, probably
OF anoiher mercantile crasha. no distant,
date. 5s, Isl, es
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The Hon. Thos. M. T. K'Kennon,
one Of the most prominent and distin.
guished citizers Of Pennsylvania, died at
Reading, in that State, on the 9Th instant.
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SIsK GRASS HANDKERcHIEFs. The
N. 0. Picayune offs late date says; "We
yesterday saw handkerchief made from
the silk grass Of Honduras, which, for
fineness Of texture and durability, far ex-
ceeds any linen We have ever seen. Il
is one Of a number made in London from
a sample Of this very common grass in
Honduras, yuca,an, &c.y sent there by
The gentleman who exhibited il to US as
an experiment. The grass is a finer
variety ofihat from which the hanmocks
in Central America are made, and il is
thought, can be ,nade an article Of con-
siderable export N..
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In ls47, the Trenton, (N. J.,l Gazette
"a Wing paper, spoke Of Gen. Scott ss
"weak, silent, passionate, illibeiol,. and
devoid Of true principles Of religious
freedom
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SfeNIrEANr FACr.-Herbert in his
.Social Statics," mentions il as a fact
significant Of the times, and prophetic Of
the future, that Englishmen begin to lis
fen to the national anthem, "God Save
the Queer" withou, taking off their hats
Ten years ago, wherever and wherever
that song was sung in England, the
entire company would rise, and re-
main standing and uncovered, ill the
last note died away Home Journal.
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Hon. John P. Kennedy, Of B,ltimore,
has been selected by the President to
Gil the post Of Secretary Of the Navy and
has consented TO, serve. ~. ~
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The name "sld Fuss and Fsashers..'
was FIRST given 10 Gen. Scott BY the
Mirror, Wing paper published in the
city Of New York, in l64S. ssi os,is
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Tho Da.son City hem says the largest
Miami bass OF The season was caush, q
few days since. Il weighed 6tpodhdso
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OF The lhirty-one States in the Union,
twenty six have Democratic Governors
and 6so Wbig. Poor show lOr whiggsry,
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or The editor Of the N. Y. Tribune
says that the Wing Platform was got up
By men who have "more wealth than
brains"
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Gen. Scott, the papers say, will not
visit Lundy's Lime. qgtd l8alsglg
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RoenR JOKES, Adju,ant Gsnelal y, s
A., died at Washington M the 10Th inst
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Associations are being formed in all
the principal icities Of the Stnte toenforce
the Liquor Law, which goes into effect
on the 2ls, ins.. u 50
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-04-30
BuRtru

influence.
BY GEORGE W. BUNaAY.
Drop follows drop, and swells
With rain the sweeping river;
Word follows word, and tells
A truth that lives forever.
Flake follows fake, like spirits
Whose wings the winds dissever;
Thought follows thought, and lights
The realm Of mind forever.
Beam follows beam, to cheer
The cloud the bolt would shiyeT;
ThrOb follows throb, and fear
Gives place 10 Joy forever.
The drop, the flake, the beam,
Teach US a lesson ever;
The word, the thought, the dream,
Impress the soul forever.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-05-15
INTERESTING FROM TEXAS.

BY advices from Galveston to the Both ultimo we
learn that the first direct shipments of cotton from
that port to Europe had just taken place. The
barque Milford, with 1900 bales, had cleared for
Cowes; and the ship Wharton was loading for
Havre sFss '.ss s7gF
Gen. Garland, Col. May, Col Chapman, Maj Morrison,
and Maj Sibley had gone to attend courmarta to be
convened at Rnggold Barracks on'the first Of May
Col Munford, Capt. Newton, and Lieut. Dennan, who
left San Antonio recently route for Ringgod Barracks
were fred upon by party Of Indians. No injury was
sustained Lieut. Col Johnson chief Of the United States
Typographical Engineers had returned to San Antonio
A riot had occurred at Fort Merrill between severa
gamblers md United States soldiers which two Of tn,
latter were killed, fn \. .s.5e ess eti ts.gsas #
Jesse Stem, specialization Agent has been occupied
fer the past two months in holding council with the Ca
anches and various other Indian tribes in the upper
country near Fort Graham Texas 1T is said that the
councw very generally attended. All the head Ca
manche chiefs were present and among them the great
war chief Eagle who has never before been known to
tend council Of peace with the officers Of our Govern
ment and has rarely visited the white settlements
except for the purpose Of rapine and plumber 4@
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-05-15
ELEcT1oN IN YIRGINIA

On Thursday, the 9th Of the present month, the State
election win be held in Virginia under the consu-
ton The Judges for the Court Of Appeals and the Cir
cult Judges win be elected the day the County
ofhcers An entire ticket viii contain thirteen names The
Judges the Court Appeals viii be elected for twelve
years. the Circuit Judges for eight years. and their term
Of office to commence the Ist Of July next The term
Of Office Of Commissioners Of the Revenue begins the LIST
OF February next and that Of the other officers elected on
the lat July The clerks Of both courts and surveyors
hold Office for six years; Attorneys for the Common.
wealth. Justices and 0verscers Of the Poor hold for four
years; Shers Commissioners Of the Revenue and Con-
stables hold fer two years. All officers will take such
oaths and give such bonds now required BY law,
their duties and powers remaining unchanged,
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Telegraph reports some further late intelli-
genee from Europe. 81
On the 10Th ultimo the Derby Ministry obtained
an unexpected victory in the British House of Com
mons, when the militia bill was carried by majority
of $50 votes. isss.fassss5.s.g sssaa
The Tribunal of the Seine has decided agsiust
LOUIS NAPOLEON on the question Of the confscation
of the Orleans property This decision was regarded
as the first stand against the tyranny of Napoleon,
and caused decline Of half per cent the Bourse-
The tribunal has declared itself competent to decide
upon all questions Of property. a
{ The whole Of NJ Kossuth's relatives seventeen
in number, were to be permitted to leave Austria on
the first Of May. KIDD! e
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Arriool Of Me Great Britain.
New York, Mar 4.--The steamer Great Britain ar
rived here from Liverpool this morning having made the
voyage in thirteen days. She brings no news.
Baltimore Market
BALTIMORE, Mar 14--Business is rather quiet. Flour
has further declined Sales Of 500bbls Howard street
brands at $412a further decline Of l2l cents per Dbl
City millers are willing to sell at $425 but find no pur-
chasers. Rye -four 1915 Corn meal 1921. The re-
cepts Of -four have increased The weeks inspections
are over 20 600 bbs Grain scarce Red wheat W alVz
white do. 100 a l04. White and yellow corn o. os-
Oats 88 a43 Rye 65 Seeds dull Provisions unchanged.
Sales during the week 900 bags Rio Coffee at
Wool dull at 16 is for unwashed, and washed 40 70
3D. Fish remain very for the season sales o. snao
at S10a 1850; behring's $4s7 S5 per Dbl It's De
heved the supply Of fish this will fa very mucn
short The Tobacco market is dull, though holders are
firm whilst buyers are not disposed TO meet them Inc
sales have only been in small lots to supply immedae
wants at last weeks prices The weeks inspections are
little over 500 hhds If any thing prices are tendingn
iaIs. # Spsga