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The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-05-14

ID OBERT WALKER, PRoPRIEToR.-Ihe sub
II scribeF has leased lOr number Of years, the
Tavern stand recently occupied By VIM. Luckey cor
ner Of Main and Seventh siIeets known by the name
of Mechanics' Hall" and the " Six Pointed Star"
This house has been thoiouhgy renovated and put up
for the accommodation Of travellers and boardeTs And
he Is determined at all times TO have suthcieney oi
tbe oood things Of this world for both and horse,
and got up in style not 10 be excelled BY any, and
that without the aid Of spihtOus liquors.
Zanaavflle January IS, 1852.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-05-14
CHERRY PICTORIAL
Nor The Unfe OF
COUGHS, COLDS, nOAIRSENESs,
BRONCHAITIs, WHOOPING-COUGH
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUHIPTlON

Al.
a oI 'ao huineIous uiscoVshes science mas
81 i;cn ~ u'S seeIatoh 70 laoiiale the business
~ ihcIeass Us ehoyneht' ana even prolong tile
" hohe can De hamed OF more
istry 10 The Heaiing A. es' ,.I ~ ~ n, Ineul'
tbrougbout tbis broad cornt, bss nro,oa LnI
doubt tbat no nedicns n, coy1hi in, ~
yet known can 50 surely control and cure The varieties
Of pulmonary disease which have hitherto svpeut from
our midst thousands and thousands every wear. In
deed, there is abundant reason to believe rem.
edy has at length been found which can be relied on
to cure the most dangerous affections of the lungs.
Our space here will permit TO publish any pro-
portion of the cures effected by its use, but we would
present the following opinions of eminent men, and
refer further inquiry to the circular which the agents
below named, will always be pleased to furnish Free
wherein are full particulars and indsputable proof OF
these facts.
From the Esresident Of Au,l,erst 6lolEe.c
"vo ,0 y II, LFOiesssOr lli'chcoCE'
PsctoraI ~ -, e na,e I.. @ useu yVu Cheny
and am satisfied. from its chemical consttDtIo tbai
il is an admirable comnouud for tbe relef Of IsrvnSs
and broaohial difficulties. If NV opinion' as 10 iIs
superior character can be of nnv service Won are AZ
Iibevtv 70 nsa \, ~ ,,o, tLinL ya 0' JOU "'' ~
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-05-14
LIG GBGTNING RODS
Edwin WIITI4MS
IOIANt METALLURGIsT, AND MANUFACTURR
OF THE
Prean ium lightning Rods,

FreamAum lightning Rods.
fThese superior Rods Of carbonized spiraltvis.
a ted, anneaed ifon with zinc projectors thus ren-
deTing them equal to copper, conductors and supe-
FOT TO any other that is in They are in ten ard
twelve feet lengths, with neatly arranged brass con.
Meeting buTs, ngenously constructed glass and at
tachment, or fastening, which, when put together
form lock, the whole mounted with a gold, Plati.
mum point surrounded with three steel magnets, which
is likewise plated with geld.
These Rods possess the power Of discharging the
air of that fearful element (Electrcity) to fuller ex
ntthan any that in use, which is admitted by aT
learned men who have examined the Conltruction of
them. The subscriber also obtained a premium on
the above kind of onts at the Ohio State FAIR which
was held at Columbus, September, 1851
Those desirous OF going into the business Of selug
Rods would do we'll TO call and examine the above ar.
ticle as am determined TO sell at such price as To
be within the reach OF any person who may have a
small capital invest in the business which he can
readily turn in ten twelve days, with good profit
as the community is becoming awakened TO the neces
sity Of an article of the above kind.
All orders or inquiries addressed to Edwin VIII.
AMs, springdale, Hamilton Co. o., will be promptly
attended to with pleasure.
mar II m
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-05-14
MisttIlaHfuns.
From the Illustrated Family Friend.
Blame Me Not.

1AeAAS
Bye. s.
Blame me not, oh blame me not,
TharI am ne longer gay
Flowers that grace the brightest spot
Are the first TO fade awayi
So the flowers OF careless thought,
Springing from my happy heart,
With thousand memories iFaught,
Sadly from my soul depart.
Blame me not, oh blame me not,
For the silent tears | shed
Mine may be a happy lot,
Tho Youths summer Joys are dead.
| have grieved as few would grieye,
As they vanished from my track;
Yet, leave as few could leave,
With no wish to win them back.
Blame me not, that have cast
This last, lingering look behindi
For the pictures OF the past,
Paint the canvass of my mind;
And the holy dreams arise
That imbued my early days,
Turn, then, those reprOvlng eyes
Blame me not, but let me gaze.
Surely thou canst let my soul
Breathe one sigh for laded years,
Over Youths illumined scroll,
That was never dimmed by tears.
Soon, I'll smiling turn my face,
From all signs OF sorrow free
Hurry to thy loved embrace,
And forget myself in thee
Knowst thou not, it filings a gloom
Der heart as young as mine
Thus to sacrifice its bloom
Wholly on Loves radiant shrine!
Thus to see its childhood end
Thus its youthful joys depart
And TO know its hopes depend
Singly on another heart!
Know'st thou not, that heart may prove
But a feeble, changing thing,
Worthless OF my trusting love,
Worthless OF the price | bring
ltis human-it may fall
Leaving darkest night to me;
Still, it is my earthly all,
For that heart belongs TO thee
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-05-14
ADmIN1sTRATORs' NOTICE

FTHlIE undersignea has been appointed Administra.
tor with the viii annexed Of the estate Of Lem.
usl Woodward, late Of Plainield, State Of Uonnee.
ticut. All persons having claims against the said
estate, viii present them, legally proven, within ono
year ifom date, and those indebted are required to
make immediate settlement.
sMAUELF. CAREY.
Cincinnati, January 18th, 1859.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-05-14

GP A gentleman yesterday showed us letter
from Governor Wood Secretary, informing him
that when he forwarded a fee Of one dollar he
could receive his commission as Notary Pub
lie, and not before. More ways than one Of
making money.
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anNs d TE1IPRRANCE.

II WISWELL, successor 70 II. Y. Horton mAnu,
and Subordinate Divisions Emblems and hegsiiIa, "
Deputiss' Emblems Seals, &c. manuiacturea aAa ioi
sale al No. l5I, Main GtIseL Cineinhan, "
January Is, 1852
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pSix patients have been admitted into the
Indiana Insane Hospital, within the past month.
whose insanity has been produced BY the spirit
rappings.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-05-14

SPIRITUAL RAPoLoGY New York cor
respondent of the Plttsburg Gazette writes to
that journal:
A grand fitting, via Pittsburgh, has been
made Of persons deluded with spiritual mani
festations, to Virginia, at a place designated
the "Mountain Of the Lord" situated near
Parkersburgh. Among them is the Rev. T. L.
Harris, preacher of the Transcendental School,
and Mr.. Winchester, formerly connected with
the New World" newspaper. This "moun-
tain" was purchased in accordance with in
structions given by Paul and John, who have
also communicated all the details of the hegira,
even to the time the converts should sell their
household stuff, and the precise time Of start
ing. paper devoted to spiritual discoveries
is to be commenced, edited by the apostles, and
no pains spared by the new school Of theOlo-
gians to give an example, la Mormon, of the
virtues of the scheme. 1t cannot be very i'm.
portant colony, unless the disciples are better
than some of the delegates from hence, who Of
the earth are the earthiest sort one can find af-
ter hard search in this meridiau.f
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-05-14
r II A

zssssN WE GIVE NEW YORK WEIGHTS
Hse and tares on every package Of Tea, and
make no charge for dTayage or shipping.
MOORE & CHESTER,
Tea Warerooms, Seventh and Walnut, Gin.
Fa1ruarv q. 1889.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-05-14
THE DAUGHTERS OF TEMPER
AACE HOUSE OB EMPLOYMENT,

3
/ N the Centre Hall Building corner or Western
L Row and 9Th street, keep constantly on hand
clothes of all descriptions. AlsO-an intelligence
office for procuring help.
The House of Employment, although under the
management ofthe d. of T., is not for the purpose of
aiding that socely, as has been frequently stated;
not half dozen members of the Order have received
employment since its Institution but its object is
to give employment Unfortunately, to all worthy,
destitute females.
Ianuary IL 1870
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-05-14

BLOCK OF Golfer FOR THE WASHINGTON
MoNUMENT.-Mr. Andrew HarVis, to whom
was entrusted the task Of preparing the block Of
native copper by the Legislature Of Michigan,
to be placed in the Washington Monument, at
Washington, as the contribution Of that State,
in a communication to the Detroit AdVe;t tiser,
announces that the offering is now ready for
transmission to Washington. The block was
taken from the celebrated Cliff Mine, and is
three feet long, by tweuty-one inches broad,
nine inches thick, and weighs two thousand
pounds. The designs Of it are in Michigan ma
tive silver, and consist Of the arms Of the State
Of Michigan, with the motto-"Her Trust is in
the Union" It's believed that nowhere out Of
Michigan could a mass Of copper suited to the
formation Of such block have been procured.
B The legal authorities Of Waukesha County,
Wisconsin, have had great trouble in deciding
to whom / certain child belonged A Mr.. and
Mrs. Partridge lost child several years ago.
and one vas found answering the description,
among tbe Indians. On a trial, the Court de.
Cided that it belonged to the Indian mother
The child had been placed in the hands of
Commissioner for safe delivery, on the decision
Of the Court, under bond of $4,000. 1t was
delivered to the Sheriff. Mrs. Partridge, the
other claimant, arrived at the house at the same
time as the Sheriff. Twenty or thirty Of the
neighbors also collected, and among them the
child was spirited away
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-05-14
BEN FRANKLIN
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING HOUSE
Walnut street. abope Pearl.

FOR sUBoDINATE DIvIs
I IONS, including Revised Rules, Rules of Order
By-Iaws, &C., embracing 80 pages, neatly printed
~ "a. NnInn . The fnllntuinn- low ratna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
IRELAND.

The Irish papers teen with electioneering
sddressesPrc,estant and ni.Protestant The coming
election have evoked much vi the old sectaran
Iancor
Sales of encumbered estates continue TO
take place. The sales generally at about sixteen
years purchase
We learn by way of the Gazette de
hsscs that the Pope has approved the nomination of
NJ Cullen late Prnsts, as Roman Catholic Archbishop
aputhn
Arthur O'Connor, one of the chiefs of the
United lrkhmen and member Of the Irish Directory,
eed his chateau of Bgnon, in the Lore France, on
ue 20 ol in the s9h year ot his ags.
The Agricultural Report Of the Belfast
Auesry says it is probable that NOT less than $4,000
eefes will be under poisoe crop In Ulster by the second
wees IN May. Great taken OF the seed during
we winter months. and the prospects OF this season
y'o~sh are more favorable than any since ISL. The
eIy planting finished Ia good u'nc, and the nest
Esaiine my row be considered as very Tar forward
Vest sdott'Es have for some tine past been m tde
ne s'ook Of sheep in Ireland and IN many districts
ssstopioSements have been riec 81 dGrins the past
s0of years, IN the culture Of the soil /. lie hoped this
"S! o. me downing OF better dsys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
TURKEY AND EGYP L.

The London Times correspondence from
Alexandria, OF date 2ls April supplied the intelligence
Of the settlement for tine at least, of the difference
between Sultan aud his Viceroy Aobas Pacha, the
foIlner having agreed waive all claims fer period Of
seven years The Government OF Egypt will therefore
be carried as before, Tor this period at the end of
which the Porte will again have the option OF putting
forth its demands.
Arrangements have been made between
the British and Egyptian Governments, by winch the
latter undertakes the conveyance OF the INDIA and
China mails across the Countrywide honeward mat
from Suez Alexandria in 10 hours and the outward
from Alexandria SueZ in - hours, thus cffectlhg
of 10 TO ~ hours For this service, the British
Post Office is pay the Egyp plain $4,000 per annum.
The Isthmus Railway progresses favor
ably. Several vessels with rails daily expected to
arrive.
Commercial matters in Alexandria at the
above date were dull Stock of all kinds of Grain
nearly exhausted export therefore will be tring till
the new crop is offered ia August or September Cot
ton quoted dull at about ad. T. Is In the lower quail
titles, but being scarce was better sustained ES
change was done on London at 1914 = & sterling
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
theabove.

The ship Agincourt brings intelligence
from the Cape, to the l0h March Few events had
occurred since previous departures. The Legislative
Council Of the Colony had voted 81 500 toward the re-
lief OF the sufferers from the wreck Of the steamer
Bukcnhr0s
Sir Hsry Smith was TO have taken the
field rssn,. he Csres, On the Sih March, in person
cons cradle force Of Burser auxiiaries expected
Join HIM. He had heard of his recall but it had not
altered his plans.
BY the latest frontier mails there was
nothing new. Government notice, published st
King Wan ans Town, Feb. q, gives a statement OF the
campaign to that date. From this il appears that the
troops bad usually been successful when they into
direct collision with the enemy, and they have also de-
stIoyed immense quantity of provisions belonging
the CsIes Beyond this there Is nothing to indicate
the relative prospects of the hostile parties. Private
letters state The substance OF the nom Care-
land that the majority OF the Csfes determined ut
to leave the rooters Of the Colony are toe minor
Chiefs headed by Macomo bat Sandnh and his inime-
da,e aids for leaving the country and crossing the
kei The H.itcntot allies OF the Cafes arc greatly
dscomftrsd since the destruction of their camp tae
Apsisla River they have mostly joined Mscoaio.
The new Governor OF the Colony was
daily expected from England,
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FRANCE.

rams papers Of Sunday say that the re-
isss 10 lake The oath To the Constitution and the Presi
esn are nore numerous u an expected In several
me Departments, Members OF the Council General
save reiosee TO take the OATH Rlso OF the faac
.uNnSles a. the Tribunals of Commerce. At Egreux,
We ioneuons Of the Tribunal have beea suspended in
",n,sqeerce Of the refusal
The approaching feie of the l0sh of May
eAedes grea' enthusiasm in the Army
lhe report OF the withdrawal from
nome OF the French Army, din1tion of its num-
sefs, appears to be Incorrect
Adecroe of the President wlthdraws from
castch tie pieces Of s5c This coin Is TO cease 10 be
esA currency fromthe Let October next Toe pieces,
sv~eser viii be received their nominal yaas la pay
"e ,., Of taxes until the close sfttis year
The Pdtrie, in order 10 show the advan-
Ssoos terms which the late conversion Il the Four
snu&nui per Gents nto Three per Gents, waica Is
suIssient 10 loan effected, publishes list OF the
aaeIsa' loans made by the Governments siuce io<i'
sArihg that The difference between the rate Al whca
49, Aens were contracted and that Of the current quota
~ me Bourse has been generally about Y Cent,
~'1'es. The present operation done at IL.
q DILL on Public Education Is at present
ss ne Council of State, and u shortly to be pre-
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Review Of the Market.

San FRAscIsco Thursday April l5-Since our lat re-
view there has been steady improvement 9 al Kinds o. de-
ard the advance hes been well funded.
AsHts.-1he demand moderate.
AcRIcuLTURAL IMPLEMENTS suited 30 the season have
1so SHOES Of desirable styles sell at further inn.
provemeBt some a 100 p CT adsaEc-
RRgADsTuFFs --Fioz has been mosng of In The regular
trade stock not TOO large Mach depends upoe the amount
shal receive from ae Atlantic ports as 70 sny se
Backs are in great demand
BLASgETs-h0 Important stock on hand
CoFFEE-This article bas farther advanced
CEAEST-Ssles at quotations.
CAADLgs-Asamantne has further improved and sperm
hD coAA lutte falling Of in this article but the market is
not materially distaroes, as we cannot nave Important ~
Having but stock pricesar hrmer,
with very fair demand
CIGARs-So change to rodee.
nav (ooDs in general are more brisk
DsUGs AND MEDICINES ia fair request a renunsrss'
ng rates. -. Of p.,I.x
which has been sos rs Ow - &c
HAYThe demand y regular ~ qno,sIlona =. ,h;, linz
IIouoss-Common qualities have further snpf''ed.
LEATHER eoius oet.st ,,,b,r declined Lsrre arrange
are s,inr In Oreron for the snPfy o. tni. natks,'
wsT.'Thers has been doin4 ana better i's'-
ing N ns has materially improved and las an UPWARD
tendency. s.-.... md "a sze H. above cur quota
n9 Or s-stesdy a, quotations. .,.s
Provisions are in fair request a. nc isnp''''~ ''S~
In eoI so P.Sr ons in far demand At quotations
eTsrIoxrpY in good demand IL retail
rave further inproyed and are hrn ~ qsotsfsS
sprcrs-Ne have change 20 notice.
SOFA fair demand a. gnot&tiona
oa.cco hss been active and soma sales have been
MADE a, fsll quotsfiorh
We have 10 chance 10 notice
"a rs,s remain ssnoted IN our last res.oy
WRAyPSc PAPER las been bought % on Speculation sne
prices have materially advanced LA.
MISCELLANEOUS AsricLEs-SsSh = Ps,it VARIOUS paas
of shin Chardlery and Furniture doing eettef
sEAxkrs wssEs~8S y $7s per morA
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from Scisd Valley said he no, afraid to 90 down to
HAPPY camp, and down he started and sooner had
ne arrived there, than he shot dead while crossing
eoe creek near tae Last week the indians m sde
PREPARATION 10 tight the miners. The squsws started
iur rcof Valley, and the lnians st word doxn % the
happy Camp miners that they going - kid three
OF ther men, for the one they had hfed Tas Happy
carp miners On hearing thi, came up n tJ1y ".
WITHIN four miles Of the lndin Ranch. Here tleJ we're
JOINED by another party aud marched NO In the fsgnt
ana ~ early dawn surrounded the Indi ssncheria
Number Of the indians stepped out Of their houses aai
ihey set hre 10 the ranch and smothered out the In
dians When an Indian would break from shs ranch,
hey would shoot him down In this way they sot forty
in1ians, and not one escapeir the rsncherta Oas
81 toese Indians had eight balls shot through bis body
before be fell 10 the ground Among al Of the dead
mere was only ose squaw found and she was tie In
dian Chief daughter
During the battle two white were shot with ar
rows one OF them shot 10 the thigh and the other
IN the breast; the passed between two of his
fios Their wounds considered mortal Toe
men are now improving aud n short time will be sbe
to resume their lsbor What tins will end in, time will
determine
The Scott River Valley reservation l. Of no effect with
the Indians Klamath Indisns say that il not them
VINO wanted to make treaty of peace it the white
nen AN rather suspicious that this will lead ~ further
indian hostilities and depred4tons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
ITALY.

NJ. de Figuereido, Charge d'Affaires from
Brazil to the Papal See, had arrived at Rome.
We lind in the PtedmOnteSe Gazette, OF
the 27th an official of the explosion of the
powccr mandatory at Turin, which we mentioned
yesterday. IL took place at q O'Clock AM at the
moment when the workmen going away. The
explosion cau-ed by the spontaneous combustion OF
mixture intended for mining powder, contained in
open vat This was observed by two men who
oaty At the machines, aud they the ire COM
munica,e itself to granting cylinders, which
tanned together 5000 kiogrammes thence 70 mixture
OF 2tUO kogrammes ready tor granting, and lastly, to
5000 kilcgl smmes spread out to dry in ne open air.
The explosion of this set fire small maya
zine containing fine gunpowoer and to another con
tanning 10 COO kilogrammcs OF mining powder. Mean
while q Sergeant, named Sacci eng that the large
magazine continuing 10000 klogrammes of aunpow
der, in imminent danger boldly sprang Onward
and sna;ched an ignited blanket away, whicn would
undoubttd y have caused the magazine explode had
it been lett there few seconds longer BY this time
succor arrived and the fire eagines began 10 play
The Duke OF Genoa arrived the spot and gave tue
ccseay orders to Major Della Revere of the royal
ullcIy who accordingly assumed the direction OF the
necessary operations. The King aud the Prince de
Carignan also arrived shortly aitcr, annatng the
by their presence.
The number of persons killed II, and 81
wounded. They crossing the canal at the time ~
90 to their meals, when they overwhelmed by
The fragments which fell in all directions. 1t is
Tious circumstance Ihat ~ the time OF the explosion
the director OF the manuacory, Count San Robert was
travelling by order of the Government to selecs a
pro per Site, at distance from the capital t. which the
mandatory might be removed. Among the persons
WIN inguished themselves by their zeal on the
occasion were, the Minister of the Inferior. the
President Of the Council, and the Scyndc of TGrin
The National Guard also the spot and assisted
in maintaining order.
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Liverpool Corn Market.



We continue receive this port very limited supplies
British and Irish Produce but have 10 report from the
United States liberal accession OF WHEAT AMI INDIAN
CoRS with very large accumulation Of FLoUs the latter
amounting since this day week, 6}5j bhs, whiie OF
GRAIN from Europa and Egypt during the same PERIOD tue
arrivals only Oderae aud of Freuch FLOUR ~ SACKS
ereythe exports in the aggregate not beng equato those
OF last week. $780,
In order to these increased imports from America
and expecting buy lower terms there was bod a.,
Tendance o, meme and country mllss at the ml-ket on
Tuesday momug ana holders Of both English ani fo-ec1
WHEATs submitted 10 decline OF fully o. 20 O2 = ~ ID
from the of Tuesday Last and very far extent u
business was transacted the abatement. American FLOUR
was in ieate request bat owing to the abundant supply
fresh at hand che again. the day adv ncd
we reduce quotations week O3 to O6 ~ Dbl French
FLOUR remauil stationary value There was fair d.
II and for INDIAN Corn and the quotations OF last week
were fully supported Floating csrgoes near at hand are
scarce aud held on rather higher terms . 49,
The following are current quotati Canadian WHEAT,
4, 10 H. mixed and red 5705 81 white 00j 3i Uaited
States mixed ard red, 57G5itI white, Sd; lNDLAS
CoRE y 100 h, American yellow, 80 60bid; wllts p,
3ojG5il FLOUR p Dbl 1915 ID. Canadian sweet Zoi ~
ESTEEM Canal SWEET % 120 Sd: ONO "a n22i fma'
de lpha and Baltimore, sweet, 2GI G2Oi6d New Orleans,
81 22l United States and Canadian sour, 1852 yb
IRE imports into Liverpool from 9th April 10 3D. AZ IN
elusive have been from he ued States TO- 40 qrs W neat
$3.50 qrs COrn, and 6i,21j barrels Flour