Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1844), 1846-06-25, TRI-WEEKLY.

              J3 00 1 (10 2 00 rUBMSHED ON TUESDAYS THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS, BY CHABLES SCOTT & CO. OrncE south-east corner of High street and Sugar alley JOHN TEESDALE, Editor. TERMS. Daily during the session of the Legislature, and trt-weekly the remainder of the year, Tri-woekly jM?r annum, Weekly oer annum, Terms of Advertising. Twelve lines or loss, one or thrco insertion", yl, ami .5 cents for each additional insertion for three months $b forsii months ?8 lor i monies S K Longer advertise ments in the same proportion, with a deduction ol i.0 per cent, on the amount over JJS in six months. Uv Till: Yl tn. Uor twelve lines gli lourth of a column S-0 half a column 30 whole column g-10. BUSINESS CARDS. MATTHEWS & BUTTLES, ATTOKNKYS and Counsellors at Law, I'olumbus, Ohio. Ollicc one door south of 1. A. Whiting Al lluiitinglou's Book-store, up stairs. Nov. 1, 1844. F. '.Marriuwa. A- B. Butti-ks. OHIO STATE JOURNAL T BI-WEEKLY. VOLUME IX. COLUMBUS, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1816. NUMBER 188. ENta.ISH or CAI.KINS, ATTORNEYS and t'ounsellors at Law, I olumbus.Ohio, will altend to business entrusted to t.ieir eare in any of the Courts of this Stale. Office corner of High and State streets, over the Columbus Insurance Company's office. July IS, 11)15. ELIJAH BACKUS, ATTORNEY at Law, Columbus. Ohio, will attend to any business that MM be entrusted to his charge ill any of Courts in this State. Ollicc on High street. Dec. 1841. AMIS 11. T. It I MOIt 11. ATTORNEY AT LAW'. Collections promptly attended to. Mr. L. can be foundal the office of Swayno Ic Bates March .1. KING & ANDERSON, ATTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law and Solicitors in Chance rv, Cincinnati, Ohio, have associated themselves to practice their profession in the various Courts of Ohio, as WtU as in the Circuit and Supreme Courts of the 1'. States. Reu s Nix;. Chablm Anoxnion, Feb. 21, llllli. lvr. (1-ute of Plm.J r. i. hiiitim; .V 111 NTlNtiTON. BOOKSELLERS sad 8tationera.nttdoor to the Clinton Rank, llicli street. Columbus, Ohio. A large assortment of Hooks and Stationery alw ays on hand. KEIBEBT A I.ILLEyT- QOOK-BINOERS, lligli street, opposite the Public OB. JD ces, Coin minis. Aug. i.. W. Blllltt, M-' Lii.i.ky. VESTINGS, Ac. TJUI'K and Fancy Cashmere ratings ; Striped and Rlaid l"l Linen Drills, lust received bv April 30, WING & RICHARDS, VYillinin B. Jnrvis & Henry Jnrvis. ClOI.I.Kl'TOriS and Account Settlers, for Franklin and J adjoining counties, will attend to all business entrusted to them, with punctuality and despatch, and upon reasonable terms, Olhee, up stairs, first door north of McCov's store. April 1 1, llltO. y. Columbus, Ohio Dlt. BAN NING'S PATENT tACE, T70H weakness of the bodv.nainin the back. A; c. Ac. For X1 sale by J. B. WHEATON, Aug. " , 1 8 . tf. Aunt. MILL AXirtKOSS CUT SAWS. FAY & KILHOl KNE keep a constant supply of Bow. land's Mill and Cross-cut Saws, at the lowest ces DYE STI FI'S. LOGWOOD, Camwood. Fustic, Nlohwood, Alan, Cot-pcnis, Blue Vitriol, Oil Vitriol, Indigo. Extract of Log wood, c. vVc. Just received, ami for sale low, st whole sale or ft tail, by J. R. Will'. VTOX, MuH Oct. 1), IwdcW. Comer High and Broad streets TANNEK'S OIL. FOB S U.F. low, by the barrel or gallon, at the Drugstore of J. B. WHEATON, Oct. 13, Corner of High and Broad streets. LEAD PIPE, I-OR CISTERNS, Wells and AcoilocluetB, for sale It the J sign of the GILT PADLOCK. ANVILS. -I ENUTNE Mouse-Bole Anvils, at the sign of the j M,,yi;i. GILT PADLOCK. BOOK BINDERY, CMATTOON, Book-binder, High l treet. opposite hi-. tl&f k lluiitinglou's Hook-store, Book-binding of every description, executed ou short notice. GERE, ABBOTT & CO., DEALERS m llardwara and Cutlery, Iron, Nads, Class, House Builders' mali rials, Fanning and Mechanical Tools, Military Goods, Ate. out., No. 161 High street, sign of the (lilt I'adlork. FAMILY FLOUR. RAVING node arrangements with some of the host mills in Springfield, for Flour, we shall lor the future be supplied Willi the best and cheapest in the market. Call on us. Oct. II. B. COMSTOCK fc CO. WING & Kit 'BARBS DEALERS in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. Owe lies. Roots and Shoes, A c. A: e., wholesale and retail, No. 1. Goodale'l Row. Hign street. THOMAS ACHBSON, (L vtk o. w. Smmwooo A Co..) EALER in Oroceries, Liquors, Wines and Produce, No. I, Buckeye Block. I olunilms, Uluo. 1 NF. M.F.R in Law, Medical, 11 logical,! lassical.M noni 1J : J. II. RILEY, anil Miscellaneous Books, superior Stationery and Wall l'aper, at Derby's old stand, opposite the Mat" House. - wln,ATONi DBU( ; ilsT.aud Dealerin Patent Medklaee, Paints, Oils, Di e Stulfs, Class, te. Ac w holesale and retail, corner of Higli and Broad streets. Columbus. Ohio. FAY or KILHOl UNI'. DEALERS in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Drugs, Medicines, Paiiits, Oils. I He Stulfs, Leather, Roots and Shoes, &c., Hifk street, Columbus, Ohio. Oct. 1, 1841. BOMfEPATBTs TOCTORS iMohkiii. li I'vrl: have removed their of- J J lire to their residence, 196 High street, a few doors north of the New Court House. Jan. 18, 1846. Aj COLI MIH S AGENCY. HERTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital jflfiOflOD. Policies issued daily on the most reasonable terms. Of fice, Carpenter's Building, between Ihe Exchange and I Ity .. '. A . . no m , I, I T.-i eel I lianks. t DlUmOUS. loiu. ' Sept. I.I. ISO. Secretary. TN full blast. X Apr! CITY HOUSE c. Y. KENT, April. 1846. Proprietor. A HARE CHANT'. OFFER for sale one of the most desirable business locations to be had lnColumbus being the lot joining the Exchange Bank on the north. Terms easy. Title indisputable. Feb. 7. SUMNER CLARK. 0 Toils Pig Iron, JUST received on consignment, mid for sale low. March 1". R. COMSTOCK A-. CO NEW BONNETS. TUST received bv the subscribers, a new and wa ll selected J assortment of Neapolitian, Prince Albert, Fancy Braid and plain Leghorn ami Sliaw Bonnets, which can he alfnrd ed at unusually low prices. KAY & KM, UOt KM'.. INKI'RAXCl.. terms, hv the long established anil wi ll known I'rotec Insurance Company of ihe cily of Itiirtlonl, t'oiinccti Y.. Ul.ii.. A lie in, i inciniiiiu. M. J.CILBr.KT. Apeiit, Columbus. f iii cut. Jan, M .1 MX.i: SWAN'S PRACTICE. SAAC N. WHITING has this day published, TVa Pint. tire in Civil Actions nntl l'mcei'dins at Law in Ohio, ami IWrileiit.-i in IVatUii, with I'ractical itP8 ; tiR'the with The Koriiio of l,rc)c!B8 ; ami Clerk Kntrirs. Ity Jo- IBPH it. SWAM. PnudeOt the I Wl lllli Judicial Lirrmt. i. 1 ; a verv larce IWl VfO, (J) laj;.'s, m line law bind ing, price tf;; 00. 1 Ins volume contains a Renoral outline ot uic proceeding in tlie various common law actions rcsnrteil to la Ohio, from their commencement to Ihe time when declarations are made up. With this view, it contains a nummary of the jurisdiction of the Courts ; the law relating to parties, plain-tilfs and defendants in actions ei contrartu and ex delicto, and how and when a party may object on account of an omission, mistake, or mis-joinder of parties ; a brief outline of the various actions resorted to in Ohio; the requisites ami tonus ot precipes, security tor costs, the rcipi-sites ami forms of summonses and their service and return ; the mode of procccilint; to obtain a cipias ail respondendum under the non-imprisonment act, with the reipiisites ami forms of affidavits to hold to hail ; the privilege from arrest ; the re quisites and Conns ot capias W rcsptMuienuum ; ov wnom, where, when, and how the arrer tma v he made, and the forms of returns liv the sheritV: iiroeceduiL's aL'iiilisl the shcritl for not Mtnmina a canias or takiliu in suieieiit hail, ; w ith forms of rules, notices. Are. ; pio'-eeiitn;rs against the hail to the Bheri.r, and how discharged, iV c. ; the bpecial hail and hmv excejited to and how to iiistity the appearance of the (li lr"il;itit : the lonn ol ileeiar.ilioi.s in .vs'suni mmi, "'- int Hi Di-tiiiiiK ItpTilnvin Case. Trover. Eejeotinent, wito nen pracncai mnes to me iochm m iie.iu inj; as may be deemed usetul. 1 he laws 01 una mnim deciliona of the Cooitln Hank In vc not, in (etieral, chanced the rules of the eoaunOQ lW in r-"icct to jilemlinys, so that the forms in this work will MMfllljl he loiuid to conform more nearlv to the I'reccdenth used in other States, than the KliLdisli Precedents. This volume, althou;h the first, is complete within itselt. l'hc Id vnlume will he issued as booh as it can be prepared. Foi sale at the Bookstore of rebsta, I. K Wlli riNt; Sc HUNTINGTON. C. BRINCliERHOFFS SPRING GOODS! WE are now receiving a general assortment of Nprinr and Summer (ioods, consisting in part of French, English ami American Cloths and Cttslmflret ) rranch, Scotch, Knglish and American Otnghunt l.awns, Barage, llalzonnes, SiIks, and other dress t.onds; Mrn s summer wear; In-h and trench I. mens; Scarts. Shawls, and Dress Handkerohiefi ; Gimpi.Cordi, 1 ringei, Pane I wist, .epiiyr U orMeds. Steel Beidl and Clasps ; BonMtt, I'alm Leaf and Leghorn Mats ; Carpel.-. Rod 'il ClOtWl ; Cvptt Yams. Cot ton Yarn, llolting Cloths, Leather. OroceriM. and iueens-ware, Vc, and would re-peettully invite all to call and examine before ihev purchase. W. A. MoCOl & -'0. April 20. 18l(i. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. J 1ST received, at fl9 Hit)) str. t t Pliin tnd Plgand Rubber CloUt) Urnh and blue Lnion Dtmatk ; Latent Itindinn and Dash Leather ; K.namellerl Top Leather; Carriage Lamps, Httb Butdl, Brass hack light I'mines; Itrass Door Handles; Silver Mate do.; Carriage Hinges, kite iV.c. Aprils. FAY A- KILTOURNE. A REM UKA11LK and singular attestation has just been made hv an eininent member of the Medical Faculty, os to the curative power of C. BrincWerhotrs Health lte-stontive in cases of Consumption, chronic CoughH and Colds, and Tain in the Side and Chesl. This gentleman furnishes his patients with the Restorative and finds it absolutely necessary, as he never had any prescription to produce the astonishing results realized by the use of the Ke-Ktorative. This gentleman stands ainoni: his medical brethren as one of the most distinguished of their number: bis i ..-.ism la l..t with the mwwUtM Au liftwMi. 'I'lieri- is III) respass and ! (j(mbt )lt ,,.lt jn a tew ve irs the leading physicians will prescribe this remedv, tM UHtl afflicted patients will use it and bless the hour that it was made known to them. PtLBg a truly tine herbal Btdiclnt) it is cOHMOffAtb of more importance, aB every one feels safety w hile BMfl it, and no ense of danger, as it' 1 wi re using deh tcrious minerals. Mr. Wilkes, a respectable merchant ill New York, used the Restorative, and was cured whollv from a dangerous cough and expectoration. The editor 01 the Commercial Advertiser, with an earnest tfrpee, commends it to the confidence of the sick, and atrectinjlv eetfcfl M them all to give it a fair trial before relimpiishin1: every hope. The following certificate is from Dr. Chilton, the well known New York Chemist : I havefmalvzed a bottle of medicine called ' t . llnnker-hotfs Health Restorative,' and find that it does not contain Mercurv, or any other metallic preparation, nor opium in iiiiv of lis forms. It is composed of vegetable matter en lirilv." Jam El R. Out ms. M. D. C. BRINCKERHOFF, ProprWor, N. Y. Horace Everett, I !. S. getit. PrinctpeJ Ollicc. HudeOJI st.. New York. mm Columbus, .1. It, WheetOtt Wept JetTerson, John Y. Hopkins; London, Vm. I'oos; Springfield, John Ludlow; Worthi iiL'ton. S. Brown; Delaware. Bradlev & I'ratt ; Sunburv. Win. Y. VVjrntM ( 'o. ; Johnstown. Nliss Wright; Alexandria, II. V.Owen; (Jranville. Rritchard & SON) Newark. J. N. Wilson; I tica, L. W. Knowlton; and one aeent in almost every town in the UlttH States, as ad 1.1 . II. BATEHAJI, IEDITOR of the Ohio Cn tiv atkii.b Journal of Agnrul-j ture and Horticulture, published on the 1st and l.jth Of ach month. Teties J I net jreatr ; few oepiee for ,'.(. g , Office in the Rank Building, near the State House. ProdaCC Dealers, and BaFin, ( olumhus, Ohio. (-OMSTOC'If A CO., .aril Oil Manufacturer.-, ( anal II. TORWARDING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS r r w .1. RID6WAT & CD's IRON FOUNDRY, Breed stmt, near the Bridie, Columbus. Ohio. Stmr ol' all kinds, and a pest vanity oft as-tinps, always on liauil. Ort. I, lull. COM Mill S HAT STOlti:. , ,, JK UCIIlSII.I.. Ilii'li slri'i't, opposili- tin' Slate llnilil-. inrrs. alwavs koi. on lunula nool assortimnt of Hats rrul :iis ol tin'' latrst fasl II mask- '" "nlor. AV. A. IHrCOY A CO.. HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS In Feney end Sl.anlo llrv I.oimIh anil tirorpries, I'lniohLlo the ralaic llousr, Eftfi slrt ct. I (irndiiiiti'd Ilolirs. ril,l GhMheiM, Buemied White Mnelin Rebee. at " D ...IVTl... Ill 'II tlll-4 April II . , autt 100 dorn Files, OF Spr-ar A; Jmekson, Mottrem, ntlii-r celi'bratpil makrrs, for April 1 Solnr I.nnl laennpe, OK Cereelhti sk Co., menefketnre. Abe, Lamp rnn minus of all khsds.wholeeele or retail, bj W. A. I'l.A'I't A' CO.. .air nt IM slL-n of tile OILT PADLOCK. Hope mid Cordage I'nrtory. Mils. K.J. MlDDLETOM vriil eontlnne the shore besi-in s, carriial on in tins city by lior lato husband for Iimi voars past. The work will bo executed by the ibm foresaw iiml hands who here been eiinged in tin- Repeerelfc for the last two years; and the pnoue may bo nssureil that all descriptions of liopr and Twine. Itid-rnrtli, 'oic-irs, ,-c., w ill lie male promptly lo ortler in tne same superior i ic which has heretofore given su much satisfaction. Aw. 1.1, mi i twit. verlised. Mav M lm. Feh. olumbiis, Ohio. OABDINO. A FEW esrssel bensliii en he seeotResodsted with ooisl boanlinp, on reasonable terms, by Splyill)t st tliC house foreeerlr kaosrn as John A. llnan's liouse. in the Eluht Buildlnn, on Town street, between High ami I rout .treets.hv O. II. I'. (IA BIUKL. April I. twtf. Just rrrcivcil, A LARGE l"t of striped, Igerad snd nreiUe-work Swiss llraperv, for window curtains. Kor sale by May7.-iin 08B0RN, C. STEWART sV CO. .lii-t rcirivrd, ALAMII Baeertaeesst mC hsdssa siiiiala I.awns, liar sees, Maaataba ami rjsafikeasa. rVsale hj Msy 7,-m. OSBOKN. C. STEWART & CO. Vetilopiil BfeetaclMs ALSO, double convex and concave Spectacles, for nil aires, sr.il in aprpat variety of frames. Also, Spectacle Class of all kimls, lilteil III oniirilliii siiisii. rin.nl.. ....... luwnriee.br W. V- PUTT CO, LUMBER. ON anil sftet Mav l.t.nnv MeaaJtJ or description of country lumber inav he hail' with promptness from the Steam Saw Mill, three miles west of I olumbus. on Ihe j ilional lion I Please address orders lo Joseph llobinson.aml leave at the itora of Stewart k rUgginaOl send IhrrraehthePoat Ollice, care of M. la. SULLIYAIsT. April 17 twtf. ( Sew Ntylc-lHin. Q TIN and Midr-skin Hals of the latest style and best Pjwdrt fc RICHARDS, Ceniiine Aniiiliiee Moiischolc Anvils, SOl.lli Inn ami eommon Lees, for sale at the sign of the April HILT PADLOCK. Scnla nnd Prcsaca. SEAL! Eamred, and Siyl Pn-s.es foniisheil.forNeta rirs Public, Cnnimnn Pleas an. I Supreme Cent, Hc- onh r- .Vc Ac .it verv low prices ami suori nonce, ny March 17. W. A PLATT .V CO., Neil House. TO FAHMItBI. ' n ( ' 'fill's anil Siiealhs. I lav Hakes and I' orks, tlraiti Cra- 1 Hies. Kilht and Scitlic Slones.fnr .ale at the "l.'tl ol'tllO Tin, Copper nml Uwt Iron Wnrr IllllaMNIJi Till', SQbaerilsar respectfully announces to Ins friends, nn.l the public ill metal, that he bus taken the establishment formerly conducted by K. Avers, on lliirh street, opposite the State takllUUrurs, vvhere he will continue the business el" the Copper. Tin. Sheet Iron and Ilrass W are nianntaeturiliL'. in all Its nrnnencs. nun in- p.eoes nssjrsvu attenil to all orders in his line with despatch, and will warrant his wnrk to be of the best quality. He respectfully solicits a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore extended lo this establishment, ami particularly invites nil friends to tine him a call. He is" receiving. and will constantly keep on hand, Stoves of everv variety and pattern, consistiin" of the dMIJ rTe. faa itectras- Mores which are espei illy re" nmiemled to the public .and which he can warrant to pursha-ers with safety ; also, a variety of air-tinht Parlor Stoves, for coal or wood, from the Cleveland and Cincinnati Konndries. Old copper, brass, pewter and country produce taken in exchange lor the iboTa articles. A. It lew i'isiiI lior.-es taken in exenanL'e tor sonesj. April 30, 1846. WM. hTBRODRICK. C1I.T PADLOCK. Aiil lltmxc. low price re i. ' Mere Steel Goods. A NOT HER lot oi steel Leads. Bast I npe,Taaaela,fcc A opened this day. March .11. . A. IT.VIT tCO. Cnrrinsp Sprinun Ml AxIps. IIuckv Lamps, Hands nnd India Unbbert loth. L lor sale si me sin DIM t;s, KDICIHE8, OILS, PAINTS, Ac. rpill'. snbscribers ban hist received a lane addition to 1 their stock ol Drafa,Madkriaani,Oila,PaiaaB,akewhleh they oiler at whole -.ale and retail, on the most afcoinlnisla- ..lores. I An. 4.1 FAT fc K1LBOURNE. eOKTUAIT PAINTINi;. Till', Pablk are n -peoHiillv invited to call ntOlOMI L. WiU OTr'l ROOK, on Tow n st . east of Blgfc, and ex-j Binine his specimens in the above art. Jan I tl. TIN PIsATXs Till', subscribers have for sale ;si limes Tin Plate. 1-3 X nnd HI ImicsX do; also. Wire, assorted Nos., liuisia 1 and comnion Sheet Iron, Sheet Zinc, and liar Tin. I Fak.lt FAT fc Klt.BOURKE. of Ihe 01LT LAI 'l.i I' k. Hest JaaMa Ratfhv SSOP.TKD sin . In m : p ny to l" i sign of tlte April i n p nv. lor sale si mc OILT PADLOCK. FOIl HOT, a VERYnleaaaal and convenient two Btnrv Bnek Dwell- j keg. on I rout st., a short March 1. hstance iiortb of llronl st V. . Pl.A 1 1 VI'RY eee-l ""rime I " ,".7e 'evicted, of Mor- TTTAM WITH ,. red a, any other manufactured in the V 1.1V tfOO. Sssoriui io. I ..... VV I ...ted Slates ' he 'l l-C nbers I::'. MUL' been 3,1001111. machim: cards, THK. subsrrilsors have for sale M setts Machine Cards fsncv snd plain set, Nns. .10, T, H;, SS, and .11, wire also. Kiltctini! Cards, nianufactured at Leicester. Ma-s. l.ii: FAT & KILBOCRSE. Winches, Jewelry, Speetncles, Cutlery, , Lamps, Ac. Ac. , I'.nsl assnrimciii. ou sale very ieheap,by W. A. PLATT k CO, . ,.(, 7 ,i it iliiuxt. rniNTING INK, SCHOOL. MR. J. WIIIT.M'.V, A. 11.. will open a School for the adaeatioe of yonM eetieraen, on Monday, the 18th inst . in Ihe room r.-centlv eCCWPied bv Mr. 1 lihlreth, Mo. 134a, Htfftl street, two doors nor'n 01 me mug .-lore bb Ilenir cV Son, ('oluuihus. Instructions will he ivefl In most f tlte branches of Knff-lish and Classical education such as OrtllugiapllJ, P.esdinrr. Penmanshin. Arilhliu tie. I lucli-h (iraminar. Ueoil aplo . .Na tural, Mental and Moral Philoeopbr.l helrUBtrr, Astronomy, Louie, (ienmetry. Triitonouietri . Snrvevini:. Navieation, Algebra, the Latin' and (.reek l.atuniaffcs. Are. Should any desire it,.attention will be MM to f.ttins; young gentlemen particularly for admission to College. 'Perms ol tuition reasonable, and made known on application to the teacher. K.aeh ("uarler to consist of I J weeks. Reference mav be had to any of the following gentlemen : JV. II. Swayue, Ksq, Columbus. A. S. Decker. Mayor, ' W'm. Long. Ksq, P. Sissnn, M. D, " Mav Hi. twilw. .ocks and Latches, for UILT PADLOCK a JV tice. Run, otta-je and other sale at Ihe siirn of the C'ook'n Infallible Eye Wnter. i ALSO Lean's t hemical Plaster, a celebrated article for I Ihp cure of Chronic and Inflammatory Rheumatism, i Spinal Irritations, White Swellings. lever Sore.. e. I or 5 hT J. B WHEATON. Druggist. ahaM Cirnier of Hmh snd llronl sta. I " " Drngs, Medicines nnd I)) e StnflS. AI'RKsll M PPLk pist received and tor sale low, Iry ' J. R. WHKATON. olnmhus, Oct. 7. Corner of High snd Broad sts. " paIjit niiisiics. AFUtX sssorlment of Paint Brushes and Sash Tools, inst received and iorssle by i. IV Will. VI OV Auff. 9. ( orner of High and Broad sts. ' la a i ija. ALL sires Cut and Wrought Nails, st the sign of the Msy.1l. t.ILT PADLOCK. WHIPS! WHIPS! WHIPS! A SI Pr.RIOK quality of Carriage, Ridinj and Bngrrv J V WbipB lout and whalebone.) inst received snd for sale chcan.hj B E.N.SUX;lM, July I. Opposite Public Buildiuss l.ilumbns. BSti el Bends, Tnels and Dag laspst. F.Ml Bkt;s, Purses. Pure Silk, Gold Pens, Silver W" are, ale. inst received per express. Lev sale by Feb Ifi, r W. M. SAV At.'F. BZ carpets Tl xnpifrnt F.ST Ingrain Cotton t srpets at .17. hi and .fl rents. " " Cotton and Wool. SS, Hi and SS " " " all Word, fin. Til. SO and 'JO " Just receiveri snd for sale bv Jan.S. OS BORN, t STKWART fc CO. V V United SUnen. The subscrilierR having been appoint ed ncenls for the sale ol J. A.James' Printing Ins. manuiac-lured st Cincinnati. Ohio, will keen a constant supply id' the alrnvo article, at the price it is sold for in Cincinnati. Mm hi. FAT fc KILHOl RNf.. rf A LnJi- Cotton Chain, No.S to 16. t'jUl'U LOCOIha. Cettea Hats. Wick Yarn snd Carpet Chain. Just received and for sale by Jeb. 12. FY .V KILBOI RNF.. OIL FLOOR CLOTH. P1F.CKS Oil Floor Cloth, of excellent quality and beau 0 tiful patterns, just received sndfor sale hv April R FAY fc KILBOI RNF.. TNNi:lS' OIL. 1 N , KILBOI RNK. gx r BRI.S Tanners' Oil, of the be-t qiialitv, for sale hv i.. ie'. n no LtHSEED OH. .msfed Uil.iuH rtccnc.i nnri fnr snl- Iit jan. 18. H. t O.MS TtM'K Al CO. vi:i,isS & company's kpri:ss. DAMKi. IM VMVi.now of thtrity ot iVtrmt.hlTing old nnd .ifnitrno.l all hit rit'lit. title mul interest in the r,prcs I.inf nml r.xrrr!t Kirwanlm2 and CommiMiDn l!uKirif: (f Wi n I A Co., to HBUM WtLfrC tl:p city of Btifliilo, notice is licrchy piven, thai the co-iwrtMernhMi lirrrtoforc eiistimr Iwtwren IM mlist rithrrn and MM P'm- niiiL' lins Itpii whollv nlir"''atfil tad ilisi.lveil. ami that from henceforth the mill 1 hammer has no rifM, intereit or con' cern in naul firm, or in the K-pTTX', I-or . inline and Com 1I.IS-.KMI I'.USIIltisS Of Svlld A ' MI,'.iM, HENRY WELLS, WILLI M rAROO, A-JOF1N V. VREEPEN BURGH. BulTalo.May 7, IfJIH. twJm W I'.I.l.S At ( Or. YanKhn'r. Vem tublr l.ithontriptir Mixture. pOR thr curt of the fnlhwin roniilmnta : Dropsy in all X its forms ; (.ravel in its several rjs ; all dieases of the Kulnevs and I rmarv nrL';iti's ; all h'ein:ilc ( 'omplainti, SuppreriNioiiH, sVe. Ac; WenkiiOMs. Dinctfifi of the blood, mich as Scrofula, and others of an eriiptne character; all .ilfections of Lngil Inllaminations of every kind, even those of the hves ; Liver ( ntn'laillt. Consumption, ( iroeral Dehilitv of the nystem ; l'iles of every character; Jaundice, rVver and Ague; and, indeed, any complaint, which is to lie reached through the blood ; and the l'roprie-lor here cimfulently asserts, that lie can, in lfM raw no matter wlnt the complaint mav he no matter how various the class of complaints make a permanent and radical cure, if the medicine he offers is taken accordion to ihe directions. One or two bottles will test the etlicacy of the article, and he is nt hb'Ttv to Ml 'hi names of the follow-iiiR liitflilv respectable individuals, who hnvr hern mriii. in this citv Utd ut initv. Kvery ImUtUmI here named can lie seen and COMTI Md with, and the particulars ol the cases cured can be known hv readme the testinmiiy in ihe haniln of the l'cmIs. who will, with iileasure. liith! li pamphlets to all who BMJ ( all for them. I he propnet-ir ask-, ami. m-leed, most earnestlv solicits a si net him titration of the testimonv here set forth UM, If a IMP irt;ire IfflM trlct truth be mad in any certificate offered, he will nay the cost of the puti;ie,iiiim of sai.l exposure and abide ny the con-MtNM I - Hm jiropnelor ITM.dltln lta.t that - m ururt here cert'fied to. has been lmvh over as incurable by the most talented medical men in this city and Slate and such has be"n the case with everv cure mule by this article, far and near, lint the theory wiiich the mvetitnrof ihe l.ithon-triptic bane his cures upon that of but - one creat disease ''the impurity of the blood it w ill. in a moment, be perceived, l.. it but OM-! (iltl'.AT Ul.MI i- necess iry to eflect in various complaints, and the proof which here follows establishes the theory as linn as the rock of aces. Mrs. Kmery Taunt, iNiaa.ira street, Hutfalo, case of Scrofula, Imninalinff in peneral dropsv, radical and rntirf ntrf. Silas Wnotl. ol lin'lalo, ineedini.' at ttie Mini's ot nine v ears slandin!!. u onnphtc and prrfrct cure. Mr. ( . A. Wilson for tuanv veirs connected with the BvflBHH iMDRMrtltJ d-rrticr, BfM complaint. Levi II. Williams, police olficer, case of blcediiip piles, inflamnnlion of the eves nndscrofu-h. fl perjic' C'ire. Mrs. Daniel Kenney, of this rity, general dro.sy William Homes, police constable, erysipelas, of l.t vears si inni.i. cureo oy ne ooviies. .virs. i . hinmi, '2iii Pearl street, case of inllanimatory rheuinitism, fl lingular cure. Hiram A V aughn, scrofulous swellinps in the tliro.it, ,i eMMMl ntrf. t ieo. I. Baker, of ur"r i. MM "f scurvy leprosy of 18 jrcuri' standing this cure is certified tnbv the lion V. V. Stephens, Judge of K.ne county ; P. M. Vnsburpli, Rnja, Surrogate of Em county ; I. . an-derpool. L-'-. and others Mrs. John Seward. .Nr. 17, Chippewa street, Buffalo, case of affection of the heirt. with palpitation, debility, Aic., a care. The wife of the Ket. John W. a'ijhn,of Alcott, Nuirara coiintv, N. V.. cw-fd qf drop;. .Mrs. Scott, Carolina street, Buffalo, hydrotho-m or dropsv af the chest. Mrs. Lock. B7, Kranklin, st., BurTalo. lormerly oT I tica, spinal complaint, with blind pile. distressing ease, perfectly rvrtd. and attested to by Mr. Nathaniel Iock, her husband. Nanrf'y Main, of Berlin. Rensselaer county, .New York, dropsv. cured, and certifier! to by her husband, Oliver Main. Mrs. Susannah llolbrook, of llamburjh, Krie county, cured of dropsy, bv two bottles only of this medicine, attested to bv Mr. C f'. S. Thorna ami .Mr. Maraton. Hoilhrmik. before Judge Burwell. Henry amn, of Ahlen. Krie county, - Y , ntred of nasirco or rcilular dropsy, aller tapping had leen resorted to right time, and over callous of water taken from him. Miss of Vct BloomfieUl, cured ot irregularity of the OHIO STATE JOURL f Stage Coach Adventure. A few years since, being on urgent business cast, and the river in rather an uncertain state, I entered myself a passenger in one of Neil, Moore &, Cos. stages to Columbus and Wheeling. A party of young Keiituckians, apparently fresh from college, made the. principal part of my fellow-travelers. As soon as the next watering place afforded the opportunity for the purpose, two or three of the party referred to jumped out, bought cigars, and having lighted them, resumed their seats, rilling the stage with cigar smoke, and myself with ill-humor, for 1 had little doubt, besides the annoyance of the thing itself, that it would cost me a sick headache, as it is apt lo do with me in such cases. The weather was excessively cold, and the curtains had been carefully buttoned down to exclude the fresh air. I wo or three ot these buttons 1 contrived to dislodge of their trust, and by keeping the opening as wide as possible, and my head out of the window, I succeeded in getting ou to the next stage, where I arranged the curtain so that 1 could lean out with little other disadvantage than the cramped and constrained limbs to which an unchanged position for ten miles doomed me. As soon as 1 reached Lebanon, I improved the brief stay we made, by running over loan apothecury 's shop, where I selected an unctuous piece of asafL'tida of the size of a walnut, and hastily pay- ap for it, regained my seat just in time. It was now getting dnrk the days being short the curtains had been again tastened down during my absence, so securely that it was difficult to dislodge them while the stage was on the route. For this, however, I did not care, being confident that the odor of the fragrant gum must overpower the cigar lumes. So soon as 1 was well seated ami under way, and the stage filled with smoke, the lump was rubbed freely in the palms of my hands, and soon the perfume began to assume lis claim to recognition, u noi respei i. A snorting and snuffing gradually began to pervade the passengers, and various aatirical remarks and con jectures were freely made. At last, one or two, who could stand it no longer, alter some time, made an lort, and unbuttoning the curtains, let m the keen iros-tv atr, which .soon banished the odors, alike of the tobacco nnd the drug, and for some time the whole par ty enjoyed the luxury of a pure atmosphere. After ri ding hall an hour in the cold air the curtains were put down again, and aga'n the perfume rilled the stnge. Two of the passengeis now made for the roof, and the curtains being once more raised, were kept up all the way to Xenia. Here a Iresh supply of cigars was procured, and the smoking, as soon as we started, resumed. AU alas for them to no purpose. My principal difficulty during the last route had been to preserve my gravity ; for my past indignation had now become swallowed up in other feelings, and 1 asked one of my neighbors if any thing was disturbing him, as I observed he could not sleep. " Yes," replied he, there if disturbance enough. I can neither sleep nor breathe. There seems to be a parcel of rotten eggs or onions in the stage. Don't you smell anything." " Nothing," I coollv replied, " unless it is this lump of Rsaftetida, which 1 always carry in travelling, as the only remedy for sick stomach which the smoke of cigars is always sure to give me." The murder was out. 1 spoke with so much sim- pY.eity and natTidnes thai the parly did not know what to say for a minute or so, by way of reply. At last one who had been my chief tormentor with cigars, began to blow off steam, and said it was d d extra ordinary that any gentleman would use what he must know would make every body sick who was present, and annoy the whole slage in this way. If the cigar smoke was unpleasant, why didn't TOM say so ,J This provoked nie, nnd I replied that it ill-heeame those to talk of incommoding others, who had violated all the rules of travelling hv rilling a close coach with tobacco smoke, without caring, apparently, whether it agreed with the rest of the passengers or not. lie made some inarticulate attempt to reply, but as I judged, felt that h.2 was not likely to gain much in a personal quarrel with a man so much older than himself. Perhaps, nlso, he felt that he was in the wrong So oAer a brief pause Vell," nays he, "if my cigar annoys you so, I shall throw it away." This he did hit companions doing the same. "Then," said I, " I have no further occasion for the nsafaitida ;" and threw it away hv way of peace offering. We all rode a few miles farther in silence, sullen enough I suppose on their part. At last 1 was startled with a succession of heurty but involuntary peals of laughter from my late antagonist, to whose mind the whole dilaavulty now seemed excessively diverting. At length he sought relief in words, remarking L' This is the d dest funniest thing I ever did sec ; nml at intervals all through the day, outbursts of merriment and ill-suppressed tittering passed all round the stage. As soon as we changed stages, I had to take a treat from the company, the individual to whom I have referred, and npjreared the master-spirit of the party, assuring me it would he a long time before he would forget the trick I had served him. We parted at Co lumbus, excellent menus. t.irt ,'ldr. Mr. Ingcrsrtll and Sir. Webster' Mr. Schenck'i committee last Saturday made their report. We copy it : I he select committee, appointed to inquire as to the violation of the seal of confidence " of the Slat Department, and how information was obtained hv Charles J. IngersoH from aecret papers and accounts in that department which the President had declined to communicate to thai House in answer to a resolution and request of the House, KUrORT That immediately after their appointment thee nro. ceeded to make the investigation required by the order of the House and have been assiduously engaged ever since m 1 1 u itiscuarge oi me uuiy assigned inein. They nave appueu 10 an supposeu proper sources oi mlor-mation, and have examined all the witnesses who were likely to be able to throw any light upon the subject of their inquiry ; and the result of their labors has been a mass of testimony, which they now poductf to the House. Alter much consideration the committee have concluded to present the evidence which they have collected, without any expression of their opinion in regard to what is established by it. Whatever might properly be said by the committee would but consist of conclusions and inferences, to be drawn from the proof itself, and which can as well be deduced, from the facts as they appear, by the House as by the com- mittee ; and they have deemed it most proier, therefore, under all the circumstances, to forbear an v comment whatever, and to leave the House, after considering what has been elicited by the examination, to take such order and action in the premises as the case and the occasion may seem to require. The commif. tee present herewith the full record of their proceedings, and of all the testimony taken, asking that the same be printed for the use and information of the? House. And inasmuch as some portion of the proof uuuueuti huh inuicaies one or more ot the subordinate officers of the State Department with Mr. lngersoll in his means, and the manner of procuring access to secret papers of that department, the committee also propose that the resuJt ol their investigation be communicated to the proper executive heads. Thev re commend the adoption of the following resolution : psiBisia., ihiw report and record ot proceedings of the committee, and alt the testimony, be printed for HM use oi me utilise ; mat the Speaker he directed to lurnish copies of the document when printed to the President of the United States, and to the Secretary of State ; and that the committee be now discharged from further consideration of the subject. KUiil. U. aCHtalNCK, J. C. DOBBIN, A. R. McILVAINE, FRKD. P. STANTON, JOHN A. ROCKWELL. MNSKEU OIL. Cff (-AM.ONS j-it received and for sale low, by the JJJ barrel or smaller quantity, oy Aug. 1?. J. R WHKATON, Corner of High and Broad stl. B A II LEY WANTED, "finf. BUSHELS Barley wanted, for which wc willpay ) (UU the hicheft price in cash. Oct. 4 tw&w. B. COMSTOCK & CO. English nnd Clniral School, A RMSTHONO'H lluihhmr. ..!;, High street, Chun A 1ms; conducted by J. Jono-;. TIip r.nir.ie nt' otiiiealirm includes tlie Kmrlih. Latin and (reek l.animaces; Writini. AnthmHic, Alff'bra, tieome- nienses and fluor albu try. Trigonometry, Mensuration. Iind Surveying, (eogra- The proprietor thus presents the above array of testimo-pfiv. Book-keeping, &c. ny the. particulars will lie found in the pamnhleU, w hich Kvcniiitr School, from A past o'clock to past Rt fire pve a treatise on the comphmts. and sNo on the wrapper! evenings jkt week. iround the bottles. lie sure to r.ill and pet a pamphlet ill Private lessons to Individuals or clas-es at hours not in- ni-ents r.re provided with them, to I'tiniuli as Iree as water, terfcrinf! with the school even ies. Terms moderate. ; that nil who are in ill health may read, buy and be cured. J. J. has had twenty-one years' eipcrienee in tuition in Bf.warf of CocsTrnrriTs. Kvery bottle has the writ-several superior schools. Nov. I twtf. ' ten signature of (J. C. Vaughn under the directions, and i Mamped tinon the cork il"'. " Vaughn's Vegetable Lithoft- tnptie Miitnre."' blown upon th" boric. I'uT up in .K) ox. bottles, at per bottle, and 12 m bottles, at per bottle. Manufactured awl sold bv Fr. (i.C. VAI'tillN, I8J, Main street, Buffalo. N. Y.. to whom all communications must enme, pomt paid. And whole-ale and retail, bv WM. BCB-t.r.K. 50 and .V!t Courthndt -treet, New York city. Also, for sale by tlie following acent S. CMKK A CO., ) Dniggists, High at., J B. VHKTON. ( Columbus, Ohio. A. H. BROWN fc CO . Mt. Vernon. i kM'.iTKR. Wooster. VAN t'LEYK Y NKWF.LL, Dayton. Also, for sale, wholesale and retail, by JOSEIMI II- Bl R(;E, Cincinnati. April 23, IJMfi. ly. M ANTED. mff BrM!F.LSOats..,-Jido. Haisecd.'LWOdo. Tim. .MJUU othv -ee l B. COMSTOCK & CO. mi riin PRoni E. B COMSTOCK fc CO. are pavins the highest pnee in a rash for What, Com. Flai-sred. Ciiver seed, Timothy teed, Flour. Lard. TallnvV. fWs-wat. I iinseng. Pot and Petri Ashes. Bacon. Woo). IVathera and Hemp; and sell Fionr. Salt. Lumber, Shinghi, Plaster. Cement, fcr Ac. at the lowest prices. Jane 13. 1013. CARPET BAciiT TJRCSSF.LS. Common and Intrrain and C-rain Carpet Paint snd White 9 Ba?s. of a variety oi suei and colors, kept constantly , and tor air, ny on hand, by loiy J fc. IS Lt. LEATHER. LBS. Sole Leather, just received, and for sale OSBOKN, . bTKWAsVT fc CO. May 7 2m. 3000 ir- OIL AND PAINTS. a ker-i pure White l-ad. ground in oil; 4JV i Ul M I Oil; 10 bbls. Turpentine ; rrr White Lead, Bed Lead, Venetian Red. Yellow Ocher Paris' White tnd Chmme t Ireen ; 'nrome Yellow, Litharge ; h Brushes, &r &e. Just received FAY fc KILBOI'RNE. April No. 15. High st , sign of the Broad tie. Prepnre lor Um Kummrr. THE subscribers re -pertl'iilly inform the Ladies and Oen-tlemen of Columbus th it they have just arrived with a large and well ssoorted lot of Shucks and Repute Mat-reeses, which we will sell low for cash CaU at Mr. Kent's Auction and Commission Store, and examine for yourselves. May Ifi twtf. WULrOKD & CO. Kational In&uranrc Company, New lork City. CmUd tfock. l."i0,OOO, and ail paid in. THIS Company having been ineiistence for several years, is fully prepared to take risks on the most reasonable terms. I'e'rsons wishing toeffect insurance, will do well to call at their ollice, in the New Bank Buildings, Hizh street, Columbus. LORENZO ENGLISH, May 9, 1 I1 I ;. Agent ;lsn. Of.A ,w,,r!" fl nv 10 1,0,1 lll' i2 (hws; 4)J HlOdo. from 10 by 14 to Ifi bv 22; MflW lights Window Sah. Jnst received, and for sale.bv FAY fc KILBOI KNE, April CH. No. 150. High st , sign of the Broad-tie. A first rate Hor-e Power, NEVRLY NEW, for sale low. Apply at S. CURK fc CO. I ru? Store. High street, or at the Starch Factory, on the ( hiihcothe road, two miles south of Columbus May II Jort r i w-d. rr PIECES hrill.ant colored and figured Cotton Pam- OU ask. for coach and carriage curtains. 10 mecea plain and brilliant colored Woollen Damask For sale bv OSBORjN, C. STEWART fc CO ATWOOP A CO., YO. 124, Market -treet. Philadelphia, inv-t the IN attention of the Merchants of Ohio to their stock of Forrien and I)otnctie Dry f.ood.. They are now receiving from abroad, and from the numerous manufactories in the city, great varieties of goods, especially adapted to the Vetern trade. In several desirable artielea thejr can give importtnt advantages to their customers, sad they believe all their pn e will be found second to none in cheapness. J"- 22 wfctwtf. nnHlBOPATHYa DOCTORS Morrill lr have removed their otRce to their residence. IW Hieh ttrt. s few doors north of the New CoTirt House. Tho who would avoid emetics, cathartics, bleeding. Mistering, steaming, or have any regard for their comfort or safety when tick, woald do well to become acquainted with Hnio "p-iih January 28. 1846, dfcwy. The Mnican Namrfi. The Washington Union furnishes the followinp, at this time interesting article upon the subject of Mexican names : On inquiring the signification of the names of the places which form scenes of our recent victories in the aniithwcst, a friend informs us that Palo .Vto means High Snake, or High Timher. For Hemca dt la Patma. no exact equivalent can be given in as many English words : Kesaca is a place overflowed bv a high tide, or n flood of river, and left dry on the fall ; and Palma n a palm tree ; so that rahn bottom seems toexpressthe meaning more nearly than any other concise form of words. The town of Mntamoms was so called in honor of one of the early heroes of the .Mexican revolution, who, like Hidalgo and Merelos, wasa curate, and like them, also, was taken prisoner, and executrd by the paniards. The Brazo de Santiago is just St. James' inlet; it is about a mile in width, and forms the communication between the gulf and a long, narrow, and shallow sound, which runs along the coast almost a hundred miles northward, separated from the sea by the bandy Island of Padre. The depth of the water on the bar, sj Lirh stretches across the Bravo de Santiago, varies in depth, at different times, from four to seven feet, being deepened by a long spell of westerly winds, and filled up by a similar course of storms Irom the east. The breakers on it are at times terrific, forming a wall of foaming water, some feet in height, which extends athwart tie' p isaL"' from shore to shore Point Isalwl ii immediately opposite the entrance, distant a-hout three miles from the gulf. No scene can be more dreary than that presented on entering this place ; nothing but sea snd white sand hills, with an occasional small patch of weeds, being visible. Behind the sand hills are a doien miserable novels, tnu sniue tavern kept formerly by ashrewd and worthy Yankee, named Savage, from New London, which, tecther, compose tlte town of the Bravo. Five mdes farther sooth is another small inlet, called r?ort i'hirn little month ; and three miles beyond it is Baca del Rio the month of the nrer, where stands another collection of hovels. The river is known st different places on its banks by different names; in New Mexico it is Iff del .orte rirrr of the north : farther down it is Hto ftranae or Pio mnrnthe great or grand nrer iiwascaneo nfo d Palmatthe river af palm?, lj its nrsi aiscoverers in 1.VIM l.is'lv. the word rnwhevo is a Mer'comtm The Sp-inish word vameha means a mrst or me ti-room ; and this name being g-ven by the Mexican cattle -keepers to the hots at which they ate their meals and slept, they thence derive the name of ranrherot, and their hats were called rmnrhrriaj. The latter name is, however, also sometimes applied to a farm and to an Indian village. Thv. Mtn. Rom The persons who robbed the mail between Buffalo and Erie on the M f April, have been arrested and committed for trial. Their names are Hogh Thompson and James Logan. The Erie Gasette says it is believed the Ocriitneiit has tenjonv taffkient M secaie their conviction From the Ohio Cultivator. Items in Domestic Economy. Br 4 A VIHGI1UAN.' SmiMi Beans Bhould be nicely cut, and the strings taken off, nnd if not quite fresh, should be laid in basin of cold water, with a little salt dissolved in it. When all are cleaned, put them on the fire in boiling water, with a little salt in it. After they have boiled fifteen or twenty minutes, take one out and taste it, and if tender, throw them in a colander to drain, pour melted butter over them, or mix some cream with the butter, and senson with black pepper. Corn and IIkans. Lake a nice bit of pickled pork, and put it on in cold water ; let it boil fast, until the scum is all tnken off, ; then let it boil slowly, and take some beans w hich are well filled, string some and shell the oldest; put them in with the pork, and let them boil slowl) for one hour; then cut from the cob about a dozen ears of green corn, and add it to the pork and beans, and as soon as the corn is soft, dish it up. and stir in half a pint of cream, and season with pepper. a viliciovi riK.-L.ine a deep dish with some short crust, and take giblets of young chickens, or the chicken, or a pair of squubs, and cut them up with a small piece of pickled pork cut in dice ; lay them on the dish, season with pepper and salt ; take half a dozen ears of green com, quite tender, cut it from the cob, fill up the dish with it ; cover with a crust and bake for one hour ; take off the top and pour in a half pint of cream ; serve hot. To Hon, Cai'iifi.owfr. Choose those that are close and white, and of the middle size ; trim off the outside leaves, cut off the stalk, and let them lie ill .nU nnA v;Wr for one hour before you boil them. Put them into boiling water, with a small handfull of salt in it ; skim it well, and let it boil slow ly till done, which a small one, will be in fifteen and a large one in twenty minutes ; take it up the moment it is done, (a minute or two longer boiling will spoil it,) and season with melted butter. Cah.ihowf.b Sam. ad A Mcr. remsh to Coi.n Mf.ats. When you have prepared and boiled the cauliflowers, drain and let them cool ; cut them in pieces, season them with salt, pepper, oil and vinegar, and cut them as any other sallad. Ci'HRakt Pie. Pick some rurrnnts and irive them a scald, with a piece of leminon ; sweeten with moist brown sugar; line a deep pie-pan with good pastry crust ; put in your currants, cover and hake for fortv minutes. GoosF.it fury Marmai.apk. Boil the berries a mo ment, sift them through a sieve, reduce them over the tire to one halt ; then mix with sugar, half a pound of sugar to a pound of fruit. 1 StppUi is bread cut in square nieces, that is. one mouth full. Ohio, June 12, 184(i. How they make it out. It will be remembered that one of the objections urged by the Locofoco press against the new Tax Law is the "enormous expense" which it will be to the people to carry its provisions into effect and whole columns of these delectable sheets have been occupied weekly in figuring out and "showing up" to the people this ' enormous expense " in its " true light." It has been a matter of no little surprise among honest men how this calculation could be founded in truth, but the matter is now easily explained these very editors themselves expect, by the operation, to filch the public of some thousands, and then charge it all to the credit of the " iniquitous Whig Tax Law." The editor of Ihe Somerset Post, in giving the puhlic few items on una suojeci, says I r,vcry place we have heard from yet, where the Locofoco press have printer! the Ansessnr's blanks, they have been allowed from firr to tin times the amount that was paid in Whig counties. For instance, in Muskingum, a large Whig county, tlie Assessor's blanks cost about ft0tl,2.", and in Washington county they cost less than JjlaJO. In Morgan county, where the matter wns managed by the Locofocos, these blanks cost ONE HLNDRE6 AM) HXTY-EIGHT DOLLARS!!! and in the latter county not more lhan half as many blanks were needed as in the large county of Muskingum." When such means are made use of, to render the law odious to the people, it is ti uic honest men of all parties should inquire, why are these things so ?Jtktns Messenger. Tnr. Horse Ch au.itf.r. A loafer being brought up before one of the London courts, the iudee de manded " What is your trade " A 'orse chaunter, my lord ' A what ? a horse chaunter 1 why, what's that ?" w Vy, my lord, aint you up to that ere trade ?" " 1 require yon to explain yourself." Vel, my lord," said he, " I goes ronnd among the livery stables, they all on 'em knows me, and when I sees a gem man bargaining for an 'orse, I just steps up like a tee-total stranger, and ses I, vel that's a rare un, I'll be bound, he's got the beautifulest ead and neck, 1 ever seed, ses I, only look at his open nostrila, he's got vind like a no-go-motive, MI he bound he'll travel a nnrtred miles a day, and never once thin on't ; thern the kind of legs vot never fails. Vel, this tickles the gem'inan, and he ses to imself, that ere 'onest countryman's a real judge of a 'orse, so please you, my lord, he buys im and trots off. I then goes up to the man vat keeps the stable, and axes im, vel, vat are you going to stand for that ere chaunt, and he gives me 'alf a sovereign ; vel, that's vat I call "orse chaunting, my lord ; there's rale fitllr arm in't there's a good many soils on us, some rhaunta canal, and some ( haunts railroads." We learn from the llarnshurg Telegraph that pre parations are making for the taking of the stock of the York and Cumberland Railroad. The Telegraph re marks" This will give us a direct Railroad communication to Baltimore, and all the advantages of that market, as we shall be between 20 and 30 miles near- ear to it than to Philadelphia. Let the work of improvement go ahead.'' One of the many who voted fcr Polk, Texas and War, came into our office last week, subscribed for the Tocsin and declared his inten'pon of going the Whig ticket this fall "out and outer ' Would that he and the thousands of others whose blind subserviency to party elevated Jam K Polk and Allen G. Thurmaa to office, had seen ere this, the inevitably injurious effects that must result therefrom Pile Tocsin.