Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1844), 1846-09-19, TRI-WEEKLY.

              PUBLISHED ON TUESDAYS TBUBSPAYfl AM) SATURDAYS, BY CEARLES SCOTT & CO. H'ltt uutli-uat curner of llifili street iiml SuSar alley JOHN TEESDAI.K, Editor. TKRMS. p.lilv iliirinfj tlie Bosnian of the Legislature, and tn.weeklv the remainder of the year, - W Ttl-eekh per annum, B Weekly per annum, Terms of Ail rerUsif Twelve lines or lefid, one or three insertions, $1, and 1 cents lor eaeh additional insertion for three montlis JS r... ... ,lh :ilor II mould X I - I W a.ll.'rtisc- lii- nt til DM same .n.irti, v.ilh a deduction of ilU per ,,.t on the amount nwr fgSU ill months. Ilv Tilt: Y. Alt lor twelve lines vjl.'lourtli of a column MMalfl eoluinn jUI whole column g-W. "BUS I JS E S iTc AKD sT MATTHEWS & BUTTLES, ATTORNEYS and Connanllornnt l.av,( 'olumlra,0hio. (Hiiro one door south of 1. N, Whiting it Huntington's Bookstore, up stairs. .Nov. 1, IMS. V. J.MaTTHKHS. A. H. Ul TTl.l.S. B ENGLISH & CALKINS, ATTOIlNki S and Counsellors al 1 .a , ( olundius, Ohio, will attend to business entrusted to tMU ' are in any toe Courts of this State. Office cornet of Hign and Stato reets, over the Coluudius lnsurauec Company's office. July III. Ill 15. ' ELIJAH I1ACKES, . TTnilYI-'V -.1 I ..w ( ohonlais. Ohio, will :ittom! tonUV J. bnalneai that may lie entrusted to his charge in any of Courts in this State. Ollice on High street. Dec. IMI, JAMES D. LAHEHOKE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Collections promptly attended to Mr. I., can he foundat the ollice ol Swayne & Hales March:!. KING ANDEUSON, A TTORNKV S and Counsellors at Law and Solieiten A (.'liancerv, Cincinnati. Ohio, have associated themselves to practice their profession in the various Courts ol'Olnn,aa well as in the Circuit and Supreme ( ourls ol me u, Mates. Ii.,i-..u k.. CtlAltl.t'S Andkupok. Ieh.il, 1I1U1. lyr. (Lalcqf Dayton.) ' I7N7W HITTNG & iilNTlNGTON, BOOKSI'.Ll.KKS and Stationers, next door to the Clinton lSank.iliitli street. Coluuiliiis. Ohio. A hirge assortmcln of Hooks and Stationer alwas on lianil. RRIRKHT V LILI.EY. B' OOK-lll.NDLHS, High street, opposite liic Public Ofli- Collllnhlis. Am W, lol.'j. Wm. Skihi M.( Lll.l.t'.Y. BOOK BINDERY. (1 MATTOO.Y Itook-biud. r. IIil'Ii street. opposite Whi-J. tilf A Hunlingtoii's Hook-store. Hook-Uindnig of every description, executed on short notice. GERE, ABBOTT & CO., TVS M.I'.HS in Hardware nnd Cutlery, lr Nails, Glue, J 7 House Bullderi1 miterlaU, Fanning and Mechanical Tools, Military Goods, Ac. Ac., ISn, llll High street, sign of the Gilt Padlock. W1N4. A KM IIAKDS V. VLER8 in torssn ud Doowttio Dry Good, Croce- licH. Hunts und Shoes, c. liulcs;ili! ami retail. JSti. 1, (ionlalt''n limv, lli-rli wln ct. J II. KILEY, edical.TI logioal.Claaeicil.Sohool )' and Miscell.iiicous Hooks, siipi nor Stationer ind Wall Paper, at Derby's old stand, opposite the Slate House. J. II. M'HEATON, DKI'GGIST.and Dealer in Patent .Medicines, Paints, Oili, live Stiill's. Glass. Ac. ,Ve.. w lush-sale and retail, comor of ERgR and BrUd streets. Colunibus. Ohio. VAY Ar KILBOERNR, DI'AI.F.HS in Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware, Drugs, Medlclaee, PaintatOUa, Djre BtuSk, Leather, BooUand Shoes, Ac., High street, Colulnhus, Ohio. Oct. 1,11111. M. II. BATED. AM, PIUTOI! oftheOiuoCi i.nv tion.ajournalof Xencul-Lj ture and I lorliculture, published on the 1st and loth 0 aflh month. Terms v; I MI year ; four copies for IS, ; Ollice ill the Hank Building, near the State House. B. COM STOCK At CO., IFORWARDING am. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Produce Dealers, and Lard Oil .Miinul'.icturcrs, Canal Hilsin, ( ollituhus, Ohio. J. MIDGH AY A ( "S I HON FOt NDU . Kroud street, near the llriillte. ColUV bus. Ohio. Sieves of all kinds, and a great variety of Castings, always on hand. Oct. 1, 1841. t'OLI MHI S HAT STORE. JF. Ill DISII.L, High street, opposite the State Hnild- ings, always keeps on hand a goisl assortment of Hats and Cups of the latest fashions. Hals made to order. ' hissni.lTioN.- rTMir. mrtmrehlp heretofore exlitlng under the (Inn of i. OSKOIIN, C. STEWART A GO, is duaolred by lim-itatiou this day. August 1, llllli. The l)rv Goisls business will lie enntinued at the same place, hy J.D.OSBORN CO., tn.6, 1846. - In). A. Met tV A- CO RSALfi USD rU.1 DEAUCRSinl aitcrand I'll pie Drv v ii:in is 1 mi 1 iroeern , oppo.-au me .-wie Hanaa, lliuh atn l, l oll!lnl;IIS, lll;l". WATCHES. A GOOD aaaortmoat of all the different kinds, just re-ee'ivcd. and for sale at low prices. We have some of the rfrirvf that were ever offen d in this market. June 27. W. A. Fl ATT A CD.. Neil House. STEEL oooiis. AFRESH "ipi'K "I (Heel lie ids. Bag Claapi, Ton. eat and (iiisril ( hains. Breast I'iiin and Bracelets, of new tile, Ac. Ac. Just received liv June W. . II. TT A CO.. Neil I louse ' HiifKAMI HONE LI MM I. NT. ALLEN'S tieanine Nam ami Hone liniment, by the uross, dozen or single, at the Itniir Store of J. II. W ill. TON, April 2ft. Corner of Hroad and lliuli st. Hnirptl's Aronstie Oil lor Doiilncttp. Al lti.sit si en. I just received and for sale at the llrug Store, comer of Hiitli and llro.ul street., hv J II. WHEATON, May It. Sole AfMl in Columliua. 111 Airnnr:v a Kit sw.w A1'. lK also opening a stock of ehoue (inrcertCS, nnd a irre.it variet ot .Nolioim. , nci, at : .1 :int .. omns, 1 ins, Ac Ac., which they will tell at price to unit IM limes. June , PATENT MEOlClHEa. AM. the valuable Patnnl Medicines sept constantly on lianil, and mi b anfa as are uenuine. ill MPHRCl a m:mf.u. Jane V. City I'rug More. " "PISTOf.sT- AM PPLT of one barrel and ,n barrel revolvinrj Fit-Sk ju.tr, ctived. W. A rXATI A CO.. June Rtf House. FAJtS. II VMOMi: :i--or;i,,. nt. 1-1 1 !. and for s de I..V.-.I.V W. V. l'l. T I' A CO.. Neil House. Periliunl S,eetnrle. ALSO, double eoiivi I ami concave SH.etacles, for all aes, and in ajrreat variety of frames. lso.SMctacle Class, of all kinds titled in old frillies at short notice, and Ua pnce,br W. A. FLA'IT A CO., l ob. 7. .Vi it ouw. 1 to Mi 1 1 (.'Mid-. A MtTIIF.R lot of Steel B, ads, Hl Ins, fx Md Bandar. '. . A. l'l Marcb III. , Tassels, drc. 1T A 1 11. rnriiajre Sprinn Butrov Uimes, Hands ,ind Iiulia HubherCloth, A BD .'. J f. 'or sab- at tbe Ban of li e CUT I'UH.OCK. IJest Jiininlil Sllils. SSOKTF.Il liaM, frcm J n'm to -all n'ny. for sale at the an p ay, cn.f u a s si-n of the ( pril i.J I' 1 .1 'M K eon rot, AVF.RY ploaaant and convenient two story Brick Ilwell-our. on Front at., a abort distance north of Broad st March 1. W. A. P1.ATT Honte Trinimlncfi. A F.K V rood assortior lit. and more evtiected. of Mor- J tir e. Him. Cottire aisl othr r Locks and Latches, for aalo at tho turn of the UILT I'ADLOCK. ('not', lotollibl,. In ttuler. A I so. 1 . 1, . 1 i,, 1 , 1 : I I i-ter. a releln-ated nrtirln for the rore of Chronic and Inflammatory lUieumatavm, Spinal Irritations, White Swellinirs. I ' ' " A ' I or aaleby J. B. tVIIF.VTON. I'rureiit. Apnl Cfi. Comer of llifth and Broasl sta. Ilroes, .Hidicine- nnd II) e SlutlS. AFRL.SII bllTLV jutt received and for nale low, by J. n. WTIKATON. Columlms, 0 t 7. Corner of Hili and Broad sta. PAINT Hill SHI S. AK( I.!- assortment of Taint Brushes and Saah Toola, just receiTed and ror tale try J. B. W HK TN. An(t. 1'.'. Corner of High and Broad Ma. ' rVAlInff. AM, ire ('at and VroUght Hatta, at the iifTt of the 4ey.I. (;ILT FA PLUCK. " WHIP.! WHIPS! MUM'S! A . 1 I.KIOK .ntv ,t l irrnz". KhIiiut SCPKRIOH ipnbn of ( amaTf. Hidinc and Burnr J Wh'rri. (rut aiul wbalf drone 01st rfreiTed aiul for sale cheap, by R. R. SLOUI M, July I Oppoiite Public B-;ildmcs Li rambai. OHIO VOLUME X. CARPETS 1 CARPETS 1 F.ST Inerain Cotton Curi'i ts at k) and .to renti. Cotton mid Wool, .si. W2 and Iw " nil Wool, lit), "It, 110 and 'JO " Just received and for sale by OS HORN. C. STEWART & CO. Jnn. H. CASH FOR PRODUCE. B.1 COM STOCK. & CO. are pauim the highest print III cash lor heat, t orn, I lai-seed, Lienor seen. 1 lino. thv seed, Flour, Lard. Tallow, llees-wax, t.iuseng. I'ot unci I'earl Ashes, Haeon, Wool, l eathers and Hemp-, and sell 1'iour. Salt. Lumber, Shingles, Milter, Co It, tlvc. e..at tlie lowest prices. June 1:1, 11113. CARPET BA;s BRUSSELS, C"i" " and lner.in and drain Carpet Hags, of a vurictv of sizes and colors, kept constantly on hand, by ' 'July 1. E. N. SI.OCLM. TESTINGS, Ac. Bl'FF and Fancy Cashmere Nestings; Striped and Plaid Linen Dt.lls just received bv April 30. VVlNli & RICHARDS. Steel 111 nils, Tasst'ts nnd 11ns Clnapa. BEAD BAGS, l'urses, Pane Silk. Cold Tens. Silver Ware, &c, just received per express. For Bale by Feb. 111. W. M. SAV.U.F. SOAP. CASTILE, Shaving and 'I oilct Snap, and a great variety of Perfumery, just received, and for sale. Ill UPHKEl fc KUAMF.lt. June 15. City Drug Store. Willittin H. Jnrvia At Henry Jnrvis, CIOI.LKCTOHS and Account Settlers, for Franklin and J adjoining counties, will attend to all business entrusted to them, with punctuality and despatch, and upon reasonable termB. Ollice. up stairs, first door north of McCoy's store. April 14,1846. y. Columbus, Ohio lKUKI'.l'ATIIY. OCTOHS Morrill A,' I nli have removed their office to eir residence. II1:. Ili.'li street, a tew iloors north ot the New Court House. Those who would avoid emetics, cathartics, bleeding, blistering, steaming, or have any regard for their comfort or safety when sick, would do well to bo MM acquainted with Houuepatliv. January tt, 11: Hi ,IAwy. DYES. J) YF.-WOODS and ( mug inateriala ol erery tlesenp- tion. for sale. Wholenle and Retail, III aWHilEl A Mi V.lll.lt, June -I. City Drug Store Looking-Gln-s Plutes nud I i on -. IplTHER sold separati ly. C. C HOSF.. i June I'll ESI I TI'KXIP SEEll, F (lit S M.F. ut the comer of High and Hroad slreets, by July 7. J. It WHEATON, Dragfiat DR. BANKING'S PATENT LACE, IT'OH weakness of the bod V, pain in the buck. A c. A c. For 1 sale bv J. II. WHEATON, Aug. 1, lMtV-tf -U'tnt. JHll.L AMI ( HONS IT T SAWS. FAY A KILIIOI RME keep a constant supply of How. land's Mill and ( 'ross-cut Saws, at the lowest cea TANMCK'S OIL. T?OK SALE low. hv the barrel or gallon, at the I'ruir Store I' of .1. II WHEATOM Oct. S3, Corner Of Hlgt and Broad streets. li:ai I'li'i:, 17)K CISTERNS, Wells and Aoauedacta, for sale at the 1 Afa of tha GILT PA CK, ANVILS. GENUINE Mouse-Hole Anvils, at the sk-n of the May l;l. UU.T PADLOCK. NEW DRESS GOODS. INGHAMS, Prlnlad Lawna. Balaaeinaa. Baranea, Una- tin tiinuhauis. I'.uil.roidered ditto. He l.nins. Ac. All new sill. .. lor sale by W I.V1 A Kit IIAUDS'. April II. C. f. HOSE HAS just opened a I ir.'e and splendid assortment of (ioisls. eoiniinsinu every article in the drv uonds lino. Also, tiroeories, Qiieensware. SIiihis, LiMikilig-jtlass plates, A c. Call and see. May 1 1. EA.1IILV I'Ltll'K. TTAV1NO made amnjzernanta with some of the beataaUai J.l in Spruiiilichl. for I onr,wnanall tor the future he supplied w ith the best and nbnanaat 111 tin market. I all on ua, Oct. 11. It. COM8TOCK A CO. t ()U Mill S AGENCY. ir ARTFORD FIRE IMS) HAM'll (. OMI'ANY. Cap- n 11. SI.V1.1 1 ". I'olicies issued dailv on the most reasonable terms. Of fice. I 'arpenler's lluildinu, between the Fvclianee and City lin d.s. ( olumhi,,. TI.MO. (Hill I I I II. Sept. 1:1. Illl.t. Soeri'tary. GROCERIES, TMPER'AL and Von ret Hyaoa Tana, CHoeolete, Cnean, JL Orngnr , Pepper, Sptee, Ctnnanaaji, Nutuoa.... M i.e.t it-lon, Ac. Ac. Just received at the Jane I. city liw i store. CITY HOUSE ( . w RENT, Proprietor. TN full blast. 1 April J. ISi. A it ah I : CUANCB. OFFF.lt for sal e of the most desirable businesa lo- X cations to be bail ill Columbus j Is in the lot joining the F.vchatiee Hank on the north. Terms easy. Title indisputable. Feb. 7. ffUMNEX CLARX. NEW DRY C.OOOS, ST received at 1.j!, Ilitrli sln et. J' Hi)!) pieces new sl le 1'rintn ; '.'lr no. i tin'iliams, tiii;-enm i.nwns, e.; 100 do. Cuiton,id' and Drillinfmt Alfo, a hirtrc and well -.elected Mock of l am v and Staple Dry Cooda. KAY A KILBOUlUfE, April 'ifl. No. llijh t ml'h f the Uroail-ue. CLOCK 8j FUST rft"eirei!. ami h r s tie low, bras, 30 hour ami dior-n June . W. A. ri.TT A CO.. Ni .1 lloate. ;oi.l) PENff. 1ST receivcil, a laree IMfij of ( "Itl l enn. of the brtt mako. whieh weoti'erat reduced ric 1 ; aiinHn; tliem nre b oieu lhmdct Juinufi nand the rnry I'en also. Arfiri, trtrtiaut. A. 11. ATI A CO., June Rail Housf. 30 Ton Tic Iron, JI'ST receiveil on coiiMnmcnt, and lor sale low. March 10. R. COM STOCK A CO M'.H BOSHET. Tl 'ST received bv lb, sulsK iilM-rs. n I v anil well selected 1 assortment of .Neseobtiau, I'rinee Allsert, Fanev Braid and idain Lenhorn and -Ir iw Bonnet-, who h can Is- atTord ed at unusually low p, FAV A MI.BOI RNE. 100 At Hi s I.AMIKIII ALS. LV'IMi in Lima townrbip, LicVine county, Ohio, alrfvot 4 miles from F.tna. The above bind will be sold clioap. For particulars, enpure of laWS B. ( OMSTOCK A- CO. nvi: ST I ITS. Caniw.ssl. Fustic, .i kwood. Alum, Cop- LOGWOOD, perns. Blue Blue V itnol.Od itriol, In.hero. Mtrael ot L.M wood Ac. Ac. Just ret 'iviil. am o.r sue jow.arwnoie ale or retail, by J. II WIIFVTOV Orsririd. Oct. lei tntaVnr. ( erner llib and Brond atreeta sl.&c INK! RAM C. LOSSF.S by I'iro or Water insured ajrainat opon liberal terms, by the long estabbsh d and well known Protec tion Insurance Coinparn of tlie city of Itirtlool. ( onneett- rut. K. ROBHINS. t.en Arent, Cincinnati. Jan. 9fi. M .1 I II.I1F.KT. Lrent. ' oliimhns W ho will lnl.pl ntor Oil ,ind Snlul MH IHM' POf, I KB 8 I ""r Man'a Snsr ( untiTir, Pilla, and Medicateil Stomich BiMtv I'rice nit cenla per boi and In.ttle. I'rcpared bv I'r Torter. ew 1 ork. i and for Tie hy J. H H ill'. TON. Oct. 7 tf. Corner of Hrnri'l and Hiffh fta. A fir-t rntp Hornc Power, VTF.ABT.Y M:V.fr Ip low. Aafly atS.Cl.BKt ll CO S. Pnia Store, Hiyh street, or H the StarrhKa-tn-rv, on the Oiilltcothe road, two milea louth of Columlma. ' May 1J. Jaiat tpppitpiI, nl IlorV SIotp, 7ATKW ftylM Drra OondV Krench Ijiwn. Bararrpa. Bal-ll inrinea, Ortdnated B"Iks. Krcneh Chiiti. -mnmer Mn-lm le Laiiia, Ar. Urop in and eiamioe tbtm. Mar It IOO do, n Tilt , OK Spear A Jarkwm. Mottram. lliTHititnn. Botrhpr and other celebrated maker, for -ale at the i(rn rmf the April 7. GILT I'ADLOCK. Solnr Lard I,nmp, "VF Cornelius A ' o.. tuannfaetore. Iamp Tnnv A minpn of all kinds. v holeal or retail, br W. A. l'l. ATT A CO . Feb 7 -., STATE JOURNAL TRIWEEKLY. COLUMBUS, SATURDAY, To Pointers. PUNTERS can find, at the Oil Lrug Store, all kinds oi painting materials. I'aint Hruslies. Bronze, Cold and Silver l.ealU)utch Metal, ir. Sold by J,,c, . Ill MPHRET A KKAMF.lt. "F1P" Cnlico. OLENTf of good Calico loft at a " lip" a yard, ami when L vou enouire lor it, w e won t ue jusi . June HI C. C. HOSE. New Style 184. SATIN and Mole skin Hats of the latcat tylc and beat quality just received at A,'rl W1NO & RKTIXRDS. Cenuiitf Armiliise Mouneliolc Anvils, SOLID box and coliunou uses, lur sale at the sign ot me Apt,n. GILT PAPlOCR, KenU mill Peanunan S1 F. M.S F.n'Traved. and Seal Cresses I'nrnished. lor Nota. rics I'utilic. Loinluou I leas anil .-iiprcinc v omi. ,vo enrnera. A c. atvn at very low prices and short notice, by March li. I . . n.ii i tc v;., mi i.ousc. TO l AUMI US. C1CYTHK8 and BiMatbi, Hav Rakei nnd h irks, r nn ra- to dies Kitlca und Scvtl.e Stone, tor vile at the silmi of the UIL ' ' i'iii imhi oi l- i , , ' - -" HI KS. MILf'KK'S TOIIACCO. TWO Hundred dozen MrH. Miller's tine cut elipwinji To- , tweooi v Wj 1 1 I JOH1N MILLER Thunder und I-:iirth(,imki' Hccoiintcd lor. THOSK load ramhliAg OUOjdt.Wnloh arefreijui titiy heard in this vicinity, and are supponeil hy stinie to liethe eui of (tiitant thnder, hi othera, tin- low". mittorlM roar of a half-choked earth. .li. , 1..... !.. n discovered to he nothing but the racket made by Rose's boff teariiiL' offtOBM of their troaj Nt Oootta, "ay FOB BIBBONS. THE new style of Cob Rlbbooi la rarlaty with (mid and Steel Triiiiininus.jnst received. June 11. W. A. I'LATT & CO., Neil House. DRUGS, MEDICINBS, OILS, PAINTS, Ac. THK euhserihers have inst received a lar addition to their stocl, of lirus. Medicines. ( Ills, Faints. Ac. winch thev offer at wholesale and retail, on the most leconunoda. tiiii terms. Anf.i, FAV A Kll.lltH U.NF.. 7 I'OHTRAIT PAINTINO. TIM'. PnbUo me rel llnlly muted to i nil lIUlOMl E. Wai.i i l i s Room, on Town st . east of Elbjh, ami es-auiinc his spec uuens in the above art. Jan o II. TIN ei.ATE. Till: suliseriliers have for ,1c ."SI lioxes Tin Flate, 1-11 X and 10 hoves y. do ; also. Wire, assorted Nos., ltussia and common Mioel Iron, Sheet inc. and liar I'm. Feh. i. FAT A KII.IIOI HNE. MACHIlfB t Alios. TIIF. suliseriliers have for sale .Ml setts Machine Cards fancy and plain set. Nos. 30, III. ;l ', X and S4 wire also, Fllletrna Caida. nanuiactared at Leicester, Mass. Feh. 12. FAY A K1I.UOI HN'E. Wnirhra, Jewelry. StortRrl", Cutlery, Lamps, Ac. Ac. A good assortment for sale very ehean. liy IV. a. rasAJ t v ' w Feb. 7. ratal rawer, nocme ink, WTKUasuotid ns inv other manufactured in the wz ed inula t"r the sale of J. A .'aincs I'riiit iiifj Ink, inamil.ic- tared al Cinoinnan, Ohio, will ktepi conttnnl inppn ot tho ahove article, nl the price it in sold for in 'innnnati. niarcli l. ri v i 1 1 ijr- oif. riXM)K CiL0TH 5l t. E3 IMI r loor . loin. 01 e eiieiu ipiauiv auv uvnu tiltil patterns, just received MtHbf sale bt April 17. 1 V A KU.mM jtlNri. TANM-KS' OIIm a r BBLfl TamMn ud, ot' lb boat wMUtr, rr mta ly K.h 1 1. VW KII.BOl i;m'. UHSUCIIOIIm BBLS. r tmwA Oil, J ait received d Ot sale hy j,,n. in. B. lMSTOCK A CO. no OIL AM) PAINTS. Ofifi kftffi pnre WUta i.en.i, poool moil ; p6UU Ubbli l.in-ccd OUi 10 ri. Turtieiitine ; Prv White Lead. Red 1 .1 ad, Vtne.i n, Med, Yellow Oeho.r, Phrit White mid Chrome Creen ( !hmM Yellow, Ulhtm Paint nnd White-wash Unishes, e. c. Juxt received Ud tor-de.hy 1 li Ml. HOI K1SE, Ttprd JJt. ISo. M, llitrhnt.. "in of the Hroad am. ii LASH. iT. A A I'Otcp II In III ud l'l In 1 1 UltMl ZUU It'll, lo lin... sie-. tVom 10 l,V U to It; hv lUintl hulits U liulotv Sash, .tust received, andfo? iale.hv KAY A KII.HOI RNfi, April JNo. IK), lliuli st , cijxn of the Broad Mfj. linsi:i:i 01 1. . aaa 0ALL01V8 jaat reeaiivad and lor nit low,bytha UWU barrel or small- r onaiililv. l-v J. H VFHKATOlf. AaCt 19. Corner of I ii. li ami Hroad rlt iiiti,i.v w Avnai. -iri Itl M .) II I thi hiirhenl in ice 1:1 cash (),t Mfl w. H. COM STOCK A- CO. W ilfTED. "AAA "t MN,I.M;als..lrtBiii" 1 iivM'i.-i-iitiii 1 im- .'()(Hl oihv ted. H ( 0M8T0CI A ( o. ri(l l-R' Collon Chain, No. I to lb. tUUll ,-,."tii!i. Cotton Mts, Wick Yarn and Carpet Chain. Juot received and for sale by Keh. I.'. KAY A KH.ROI R N K. I SI-,' IC Tin, tfM and Shnl Iron Warp Mnnnfaftory. fTM!!-' muarriher reoectiillv annonrteea to his friendi J. r-.ntl the Mil. he in ''ener.il, lint he h.ta taken the estab- bshment I'Tnierlv combtcted bv K. y era. on HiL'h street opposite the State Building, where he will continue the businesa f the Conner. Tin. Sheet Iron and Brass Ware Briniificturiiifr. in all its bran" lies, and he pledges himself to attend tn all orders in his line w ith despatch, ami w ill warrant his work to le of the best ipnlity. He resectfiillv s.ieit-j a ennliimaitee of the lileral pa tronaire heretd'ie ettended to this establishment, and par-ttenlarly inTites his friends to jrne him 1 rail. Me is' receivins.and will constantly keep on hand, Storee of crerv Tariet; ;md pattern, rensistinjr f the AUnm)t Prt-ffltiim f'wiin j Stoi ff. which are especially recommended to the public, and which he enn Warrant to pnrshaaers with nfetv i also, a variety of air-tiijht I'arlor Sto s, for coal or Wmn1. from the Cleveland and ( incmmti Kotuidries, cmintry produce takea ia N. B. If H'unl loirtes tdken in etehangs for stores April 1IMK WM. H. BKODKICh rgHaj nnd Ctmttmi Srbool, ARMSTBO0'S Huildinp. .No. High atreet, Colum bus -, rnndncted by J. JoH"Joa. The cur.- "f cdneation in hides the Knelish, Latin and Greek l-Tp-iapi-a , Writing. Arithmetic. Atirebra. (ieonie-trr, Trf.rni"ine:ry. Mensuration, J.jnd Sorrejine;, ( .eorrra-phr. BKk Vieepmg, Ac. Krening Sidiw, from past ft o'clock to past 8, He evenings per week. Private ft'N' to individuals or ehssea at honrs not interfering with tire school eiemsea. Terms Moderate. J. J. has W twenty-one yean eipenenee in tuition in aereral stipenr rhmils. Nor. 1. twtf. mm a 1 Prepnre for the Slimmer. TIIF, subscriber respectfully inform the Ladiea and Oen-tlemen of Coluuibtis ;hit ther hare jatt arrived with a large and well assorted M of Shurka and Bewite Mat-reaaet. which we will sell low for eaah Call at Mr. Kent'a Auction and Commission Store. and eiatnine ft rourseltea. May H". twtf. C. WOLI ORlJ A CO. alifflll Inranrf rompiiiiy, tw lark City. 1 . t-;l StfM-k. $150,000, rmd mU -W m. rpIS i ompan havin been m existence for several yeira, X full prepared to take risks on the moat reasonable terms. Feramis wmhinc to effect insunnre, will do well to eall at their office, ia the New Bank BciMisars. Ili'h street, ( oluml-t- LOHKNZO ENGLISH. May 9, IM. ly. Ageat Rope nnd I ordnee Fnrtory. 1rr FJ MIIlI.KTi. w, ronunue the ibe ti- lfl a c iTH'd on in this ejty by her late h v. r- ' I W'-rk w: b wc iteti br the for tea and hands who have been emriard in the Rope walk for the last two rears ; aad the public mav be assured that all de- srnptions of Rfp and 7Vtwr. Rd rvrdt. Tlinr-lnws. wil) be maV promptly to oerjer in the upenor ttjle wbwh h hr tof're fiven a m Aag 1.1, twtf A TV SLTTEMBEK 19, 1846. C. BUISCKERHOFF'S Till'. Proprietor desires to rtpro.ss the fact, thnt his med-icirie isi vcn c.tpalih, i'mire than earn ini out what he rccoiiimerKtR it tiir. As t'ur instance lie has heretofore nut recomTnemletl it uh n iierft'ct cure in all esses of Cotiiuinip-tmn, aiul Other !icase of the Lunjja, Liver and 'i'hruat, Coujh anii ( nldt-; but person! who vm it beint; the neii J"'"' - , " " ' "V u turn o an e e Ine me. i. in.i iir. ti;ir:itniii. 1 rstiiiiiHiialf crowd In M the iroprietur, t.i t i ii lj sm h rapid cures of the thun din quit even when of the most aravatinjr charac- t(.ri tj,;,t then- is no wMtiMtflug tl,r Mtn inference that u rv, s m power, !vthe elhVt of its sitijjularly happy ve- L'c iaine f oinoHiaiiitii, any m me iiuiut u iimi u.urjeiuus ni- truiiiM Mtrkad tn the hand of tiuackerv. This inedieine Nature's vraml specitir in couiplaints ; it touchea the feat ot the dtMfOM ; it Dm terue the l.uinis anil Chest it proceeds at once to purify and de- ot tlioee linnmr auu oecayea nirts which result Irom tlie action ot diseai-e. ami wnen u has performed this p irt ol' its oliice, it coinim nces to repair the ii'cs niiide in the vit. ds. ami strengthens ami increasoi the action of the vessels -o that the part is renewed sulfi-cieutl '. to perform its wonted duties, and the cure is effected. The ( onsunintive should know that to them delay! I are fr.oiu'ht with danger, :uul een a day wasted in worse !f,;. .",. ,M.' ,.sior Ttue. would iH-hrliinutlieiu so much t ,.1rtv Tlierp is an uludliej sense of comfort hj. ( n,j, all, liiii,,..,el etfcclu d action of thia remeilv. which is a happiness iudescrihahle hv the patient; it is a leelmj et an insured escape th-ni deiitn uv ;ui ahnoat minu uloiis hum in invention, Tin' lollowiM'' ci-rtilieate is lrnni Dr. ( liilton, the well known Nan York Chemist: 1 have analvien a bottle of medicine called 1 C. Hnnker. IioITh Health Restorative.' and find that it ihes not contain Mtn nn.or MMJ oilier nn ! illic meparation, H0ff opium in any of its forms. It is composed of vegetable matter entirely." .loir R. CaiLTOB, M. & C. BtltNCKEllHOFF, 1'ropnotor, IN. Y. lioreet Kverett. Ua He Afftnta Prinotpal Ollice, 96 Hudson st.. New York. A1.1 m ColnmlmH, J. H. Wheaton ; West Jefferson, Jobjl X. Hopkins; London, Win. l oos; Sprumtield, John l.udlow; Worlhinyton, S. Hrown I Delaware, Hradlev & I ratt ; Suubnrv, Win. Y. Wvnans ; Johnstow 11. Misa WrifhtJ Alexandria. II. V. Owen ) tlranville. I'ritchard 5t Son ; .Newark, .1. N. Wilson ; I lica, 1.. W. Knowlton ; and one BLreiit ill almotit ever) town in the Unite 1 States, as ad vertised. Sept. I. Jm. Dr. Vaui.'liii'cs A egetnbh Lilhontriptic Mixture. IrOK thv run of thr fnUmrin romplmit ; Dropsy in all its .inns ; irnvel in itK several si e.res ; nil diseiiKOfl of the Kidnevs and Canary ofwatM all Kenule Complainta, Siippn Mlona, A'-. ASd VVlAtJ6ia Dsaaaaaal nf the blood, such ai Sernl'ihi. nnd others of tin eruptive char;icter ; all irleciinnH 1 f I. tings; Inllamimtions of every kind, even those 1 d' tlie I .es ; I.iver Coinplniiit, Consuinptinn, f ieneral DebiliU of thfl iratenil Piles of every elinrncter; Jaundice, I'ever nnd Ague; and, indeed, any complaint, which is to ho aaacbed threur:li the hi fd ; md the Propric tor here confidently asserts, thnt he can, in rrrry cttst no MMm v h it li t- ootaadaial nioiv le no matter how varioui the chiso of ci'inpl. lints nuke n perniiinenl atnl radical f lire, if ihe medicine he oilers is taken according to the direction. One or two Ixittles will test the eHicarv of the nrtiele. and lie i- nt lihertv In use tlie names t.t' the fullow- unr biffhlj n -" 1 tabhi uwlvidtiala, who Im (-rt rmul, in this city and vicinity. F.vcry individual here named can ba seen mid conversed with, and the particulars of the cases cured " an he ktmwn bv readintr the testimony in the handa of the Airents. who will, with pleasure. furnish pamphlets to nil whn may call for them. The proprietor asks, and, indeed, ajoal ' Tiicstlv siilicits a stru t blfaafigMloaj of the testinionv here set forth anil, if 11 departure fmm strict truth he round main MftMcita fsSbftTfLM will pt tlie cost of the puhiic alien of said naaaaafi and nhide bv the con aaaaaawcea, 'I ho BfaaaHataf watUdilao state that rveryatrt here certdied to, lias been given over as incurable by the nmt talented medical men in Brie city and Stat- and such has be' ii the c ise with everv cure made by this article, far and in ir. lint the theory winch the inventor of the Lithon-triptic basis his cures upon that of hut "one great dii rase " l'l" minuritv of the bod tt will, in a liniment, he pajteaiTed, that hat ONE GREAT REMEDY hi necessary to adJe t in rarioaa complaints, and the proof which here follow 1 stahh-hes the theory as firm as the rock of afres. Mr. 1.iiht Taunt, iagara street, Butfalo, case of Scrofula, terniui.itiiri in cenersl dripav. radtcttl and tntirr curt. Bttaj Woed, nt asaMo, hleedniLT al the lungs of nine veara' tanditi.', 11 voxijiitlt and ptrftrt nirr. Mr. C. A. W'llson for main m r-' 'innected w ltd the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, h.er 1 omplaint Levi H. Williams, police oflicer, eaieol' IdeetlniLj pih s, inflammation of the eves anil scrofula, a pirnf nn. Mrs. Haniel Kenney, of this city, general dropsy Williaaa Homes, police constable, erysifwlas, of ,i vr 1- st 1,1 :uig, curetl tiy live muttes. irs. i,icKinan, .'ill 'i itl -in '. ( i'-c ef nillaioin ititrv rheumatisiii. a nn-ffutar curt. Hiram A 'atighn, scrofulous nwelHngl in the throat " - ' ' . t .. 11, P. Il.ik"r, of Aurora, case of senrvv h ;rosy of lit years" standing this cure is certified to hv ,. I l"ii F. P. Stephen. Jmhje of F.ne county ; P. M. Vealsaffha Ym Surropate ( F.ne county; 1. V. Van-d rp al l .-'i . anl others Mrs. John Seward, Nr. 47, Chippewa street. Buffalo, ease of affection of the heart, with palpitation, debility, Ac. a cure The wife of the Rer. J. din W. anihn,of Alcott, .Niagara county, N. Y., rurcd of rfni.v. Mrs. rscott.t arohna street, Buftalo, hydrotho- r r (T,y f the chest. M , uffan form' rly of Itica, ,.,1., aibstreino a-e u, ,-fm l.ock. -); r ranklin. si,, spinal complaint, with blind nles. a distre-.-ing a-e, , tirtt ; cm tl. and attested to hy I fr 'haund 1,'it k. her h'i-h linl. .Sancv.Miin.ol herlin, Kenss laer comtv. New York, dnpsv, cured, aiul ertifted to bv her hut-band. Oliver Main. Airs. Susannah Holbrook, of Hamhiirtzh, F.ne countv, cured of drojiey. bv two botttea .nlr of this medicine, attested to bv Mr. C. F. S. Thomaa :md Mr. Mars ton. Hollbrook. before Judifc Burwell. Henry arian, of Alden. F.rie county, X. Y , nirrd of anasarro or cellular dnnsy. ifter tapping bad Iveen resorted to tyrht time, ami over of) gallons of water taken from him. Misa . of Weat Rloomtield, cured of irregularity of the menses and fhior albus. 1 be propnetfir thus presents the abore array of teatimn-nv the partinlan w ill be found in the pamphlets, which gire a treatiee on Die complaints ;and also on the wrapper . round the bottlea. Be sure to call and get a pamphlet all AjmU are provided with llim, to furnish as free as water, that all who are in ill heilih may read, buy ami be cured. B w utr. or Co,rTr.H riT. Fvery bottle has the written signature off;. C. Vaughn under the directions, and stamped upon the cork also, Vaughn's Vegetable Lithon-triptie Miiture." blown ajM-n the bottle. Put up in .10 01, bottles, at $1 per bottle, and 2 nt bottles, at $ I per bottle. Manufactured and sold by Or. li. C. 0 Gl IV MS, Main street, Butfalo. , A., to whom all communicalifins mast come, past paid. And wholesale and retail, bv WM. BI'R-t.KB. :A) and .Vi, Courtlandt street, New York city. Aleo, for aale by the following agents: H. CLXRK A ('O , Drn(rciMs, lligh at, J. B WHF. TON.Coimibtis, OM. A. H. BBOW'N A CO., Hi Vernon. IS. K.NF.PPF.B. Wooster VN CLCVE A NEWELL, Oaytoa. Alo. for aale, wholesale and retail, bv JOM.PII II. Bt hGK, CiiKinnali. Aag h, I ;p, ly AT WOOD A CO., ATO. 124, Market otrpet. Philadelphia, invite the ll attention of the Merchant- of (ttno to their stock ol Foreign nnd DnmeMie Dry f;nod. They are now receiving from abroad, and from the numer oua manufactories in the city, areal varieties of roods,ea-i-fcullv wlaDted to th W e-teni trade. In S' veral desirabla articles tkey can pve important advantages to their custom ers, son inrj oeiH-ve zu tiwrii prKasa mm "wim "m to none in cbeapnesa. Jan wAtwtf. NUMBER 31. OHIO STATE JOURNAL. Horticaltural Fair. Fruita, &c, exhibited at the Fair of the Columbu Horticultural buuiety, held on the 3d and 4th days of September. Apples. By E. Griswold, of Delaware, Golden Pippin, Vermont Apple, Red Winter Calville, Golden Russet, Cat-Head, Gloria Mund'i; by Mrs, Wilson, Gloria. Mundi, Golden Pippin, Penuocks Red, and several unknown varieties ; by t . btewart, Arouse t Romanite, Juneating, Rambo, Russine, Golden Pippin, White Vundevere, Rhode Island Red Streak, Butter Sweet, one fine variety name unknown; by Col. S. Medary, Tullman's Sweeting, Etiopus Spit-zneberg, N. li. Seek-no-further, Green Pippin. Red Streak ; by E. W. Gwynne, Golden Pippin ; by Elliot & Co., of Cleveland. Jersey Sweet, Porter, Early Ribstone, Summer Calvin, Kerry Pippin, Golden Hus-uct, Beauty of Kent, Danver's Winter Sweet, Maiden a Blush, Mvdasaea, Pomme (ins, Dom'me, Yellow Ingestrie, Black Gilliflower, Striped GilHHower, Yellow Bclleneur, Golden Spice, Brabant BelleHeur, Eao-MM Spitzenherg, Red Calville, Manks Codlin, Hollow Crowned Pearmain, Red Ingestrie, Prtor's late Red, Shippen's Russet Swaar, Gravenatein, Hubbardstown Nunsucli, Baldwin, Hawthornden, Waxen or Relmont, Late Strawberry, Jonathan, Pomme de Neige, Early Strawberry, Fall Harvey, Strnat, Putnam Rusaet, Rox bury Rusaet and Siberian Crabb, two varieties; by Oavid Wood,ol Alt. Uilead, Holland nppin, summer Queen, and St. Lawrence Pippin ; by B. Latham, Gloria mundi, New Jersey Red Streak, Green Newton Pippin, Flushing Spitzenberg, Red Vnndevere, Holland Pippin, Strawberry, Vrais Drap d'Or, Tart Bough, Itorsdoler, Seek-no-further, Kerry Pippin, Eng Wine, lied Siberian Crabb, Washington Green, Belly Bound, Lathams ravonte, Dyer or Ponimee, lloyalle, Win ter Pearinam, Golden Pippin, lalliuans Sweeting, i.ady Finger, Boston Roxbury Ruaset, Black Gilli- llower, Rhode Island Greening, Gravenatein, Orange or Golden Sweeting, Hawlliornden, Rrabant Belle-ll.'ur, Red Winter Calville, Domine, Yellow Ingeslrie, CofUanV Sweet, l'enr Tree Lot, Pound, English Russet, American Wine, White Spitienberg, Pennock'i lied Winter, Yellow Relllleur, Cart House, spice Sweeting, Royal Pearmain, Russet Pearmain, Maryland Pippin, Baldwin Esopus Spitrenberg, Court Pea-du. Stieen Nose, Maiden's Blush, English Golden Pip pin, Romanite, Danver's Winter Sweet, Pumpkin Sweeting, Fall Pippin, Rambo, English Wine, White mdevtre, Early trench Kemette and Kibstone np- pm; by John Miller, J4 varieties ot Apples, (namca not given ;) by 1. Oille, ot newarK, ine Apples; Dy N. Merion, Gloria .Mundi, Belletleur, Green Pippin, Lemon Pippin, Newton Pippin, Rock Raymon, Lor-ug's Sweetinir, Black GilliHower, Golden Russet, Spitzeuburg Wine Sap, Red Vandcvere, Romanite, Rambo. and Ladv Finuer ; by C. F. laeffer, Princese Noble, French (iruy Reinette, Weiker's Pippin, Bora- d offer, Pippin Pearmain, Eng Pippin, Golden Reinette, Kmperor s Apple, Winter nppin, ureening, lenow Belletleur, Black Gillirlowei, and three fine Seedlings; Irom a friend of the Society, Toleeat, rng wine, Swaar, Crows F.gg, White Winter Calville, Golden Gage, Menngerc, Lyscome, Scollop Gilliflower, Vt. oiip ireil. Large lied, uanverB winter oweei, vaan, Huhhardston Nonsuch, Early Yellow, Williaina' Ear- Iv Favorite, Jonathan, Surprise, Kendnck s Autumn, Baldwin, Wine Sap, Domine, Prior's Red Seek-no- i'nrlher, Fumeuse, St. Lawrence, Eng Rambo,Ldg-ino-ton, American Wine, Triangle, Fallowater, Italian Red, Blue Pearmaine, Blenheim Pippin, Pear tree Lot, Cumberland Spice, Gardner's Sweeting, Winter Mouse. Columbian Russet, Uower'a Imperial, Syke- house s Rusaet, Beachenwell's S edling. Golden Harvey. Lady Apple, and Yellow Siberian Crabb ; by Mr. Cleveland, Fall Pippin and Fall Seek-no-further ; by Dr. Hoge, Gloria Mundi ; by A Sites, Hoover Apple. PBAM. By C. A. Piatt, Stevens' Geneaee ; by John Burr, Surpass Virgalieu, Gray Doyenne, Bartlelt Be- urre Diel, White Doyenne; by M. E. Gnawold, IN. Carolina Pear, by Col. Medary, a fine Pear, name not known; by Elliot A-Co., ot Cleveland, wmic uoy. line, Chaumontel, Summer Bonchretien, Winter Nel-, Napoleon Beurre Van Marum, Belle of Bruxelles, oster s St. Michael, Seckel, St. Ghislain and Rous-1 Met ; by A. Sites, a Pear, name not known ; by B. Latham, Paase Colmar, Capianiont, Butfum, and two varieties of Winter Pears; by C. F. laegar, Capianiont and Doyenne Blanc, fine specimens of the Seck- Penr from John Miller and lico. Oere ; nr. "an, a verv large and fine Tear, name not determined ; by a m Kriend of the Society, Ueurio ivnox and oecaei. Peachrs. By A. Sites, Estray, a Seedling Peach, f iOtnon Cling, and a fine Free Stone Seedling ; by Dr. I. G. Jones, George IV., Boston While and Jones' Imported ; by John Burr, Orange Cling, Yellow Admirable, Yellow Melacoton, Vandeinark, late rare ripe Jefferson Pine Apple Cling, and seven new and very fine Seedlings ; by C. W. Kent, Orange Cling and two varieties notnnmed; by B- Latham, Orange Heath mid two unknown varieties; by Evan Gwynne, Lemon Cling and Royal George ; by J. W. Andrew s, Lemon Cling; by Adam Brolhcrlm, Blood Peach; hy B. Blake, Boston Cling, and two unknown varieties; by C. A. Ptatt, Oldmixon and a Seedling Free Stone; hy Mrs. Wilson, very fine and large Lemon Cling; Boston Cling, from J. Teesdale, M. Nothrup and M. J. Gilbert; by F. Stewart, one large basket of fine Roynl George Peaches, some measuring I 1 4 inches; by G. Vandemark, "Vandeinark,'' a new Seedling, very large, (one having been picked duringtlie season measuring inches in circumference,) and " Eliza Cling," a fine Seedling raised by himself ; by Gen. T. Sbrekton, Melacoton and a late Free Stone ; by Mr. Espy, Lemon Cling ; by Mr. McCoy, Lemon Cling. ' ' - n.i-MS. ilv wir. ivieoy, 1 urpie lavorue , my wmmm A Co; by John Miller, Italian Prune; by Dr. I G. Jones, Coopers' Gage, Hilling's Superb, Yellow Mag num Bonnin, Lag l'lum, rnnces, imperial oage, res cue s Golden Egg, Hardy Damson ; by B. Latham, Princes Yellow Gage, and a Damson Seedling; by Sweetzer, of Delaware, iiolden urop and wnite Magnum Bonum ; from Misa Russell, fine specimens of tin- Yellow Kgg; by B. Blake, ellow Magnum Monum ; by John Miller, Jaime Hative ; by Adam Sites, Escues, Golden Kgg, Italian t'rune, i'nnce Imperial Gage, Cooper's Purple Gage, Yellow Mang-1:111 II-mum, True German Prune. Gnprs Bv F. Benninffnus, two very large and fine bunches of the White Goodale ; by F. McCor- mick. Fox and Catawba ; by C w. Kent, Cape and large blue Grape ; by L.atnam, isaneiia, Alexan der and Fox ; by N. Mourer, White haaselai, and Miller a Burgundy ; by Robert Neil, CaUwba and Is abella ; b Dr. I. G. Jones, Alexander, Isabella and Cigir Box ; by H. 8. Sprague, of Newark, Isabella, Catawba, Le Noir, White Hamburg and White Sweet Water; by Mr. I. llille, ot ruewam, nne specimen 01 Cigar Box ; by C. A. Piatt, Isabellaand Cape ; ry K. W. McCoy, Isabella, wnite i nasseias aim vrsspss Sweet Water; plates of taUwb Grapes Irom U. Mathold, J. M. Espy and J Teesdale ; Isabella, Irom I Stockton, J. Miller, J. Buttles and Mrs. Wilson; bv Dr Lathrop, While Sweet Water and Cape Grape. J . nt a , n . I - L1 ..l J I Mr i 01s. liy Jonn uurr, two ninremi .uu jtii-i- ons, I'll I idelpnia iimmeg, new 1 or .vumrcg, nne Apple Nutmeg, Napoleon and Citron Melons; by M. B. Bateham, Nutmeg Melons, (a new variety;) by Messrs. Ijithain and Lazell, five varieties of Water melons, Pine Apple, Nutmeg and Cantelope. VKor-TiiLFs. By Messrs Latham ana im Purple Egg Plinta, Bell Peppers, Blue nose and Me chanic Potatoes, Silver Onions, Case Knite, Munch, White Cranberry, White Field, Large Lima, r lower and Hasty Soup Beans, Orange, Scarcily and Ked Meets ; Sweet rotatoes ; auo-nes, ssspsis, Drum Head, Flat do , Early Cauliflower, Purple Kid Brocoli ; Rice and Sugar Corn . Grant Victoria Khuh.irb, (aepdlingof 1846;) two varieties of Squash and four varieties of Tomatoes; by B Bate him, Yellow Sugar, White do . Turnip rooted, Maniel Wart-71 and Long Blood Beets; White Sileaian Carrot, Valparaiso Squash and six varieties of Potatoes; by Col Medary, Oregon Corn, Beans, Red Peppers, Ever bearing Raspberry, one bunch Ksle,Okra, Gourds, Beets and Sweet Potatoee ; by Mr. John Noble, very large Tomatoea . by F. Stewart, fine speciiiieot of the Sugar Beet and Sweet Potatoes ; by John Burr, Filbert, MyaU Rhubarb and three varieties of the Sqnaah; by G. Machold, Hanover Turnips ; by M. C- Eaton, one bunch of Madder roots of one year's growth, and fine specimens of Broom Corn ; by W . Lain, Vuecn Own Pie Plant; by Mr. Wilcox, Sugar Beets, Squash es, Seed Corn and Kidney Potatoes. Flowers. By H. S. Snrafrue, of Newark, fine Bo- queU of cut Dahlia's and other Flowers and Roses; Sanguinea, Otaheite, Marshall de Villars, Indica Daily Victoria Modesla, Elvira. Lainarque. Prince Chorlta of Luxmbourg, Archduke Charles, Amie Vibert, Cell, Madame iJosanquel, Wiuiam IV., White Musk, Lome Plnlline. Bon Silene Hermoaa, Le Pactole. Aurora Nora, Theresa Isabelle Devoniena's, Lady Wurrender, Caroline, Madam Desprez, Monthly Cabbage, Chanip- ney, Queen of Luxemburg, Vt. noques, uu tioi and Monstroaa; by Mrs. J. Uuttles, several uoqucis or cut Flowers and Roses, and tho following cut Roses Monthly Cabbage, Agripina, Louia Pliillippe, Aurora, Bougere, Paul Joseph, Cels, Madam Desprcs, Clara Sylvain, Triomph de Luzembourg, White and Pink Teas, Hermosa, Landreths, Carmine, Purple Crown, Gros Charles, Bengal Triumphant, Biason, Odorata Tea, Animated Victori Modesta, Devoniesics, Queen of the Bourbons, Princess of Mecklenbcrg nnd FeL lenberg ; by John Burr, boquets of cut Flowers, and the following Roses Louis Pliillippe, Stephen, Ninon de Lenclos, Dutchess of Orleans,White and Pink Dai. Ivs. Jacksonia, Princess of Nassau, Animated, Bella Noisette, and Hermosa ; bv M. A. Fahnstock, of Lan caster, Amoena, a new and splendid Tea Rose, one leaf of the Pawlonia Imperialis, and cut Flowera; fine boquets of cut FlowerB from Col. Medary, John Fisher, Mr. II. Latha-n, Miss ti. A. Sites, nas Louisa Jones, Miss E. Buttles, Mr. Thomas Gwynne ant others. Many splendid pot plants were exhibited of which no account was taken. The following premiums were awarded by the ap propriate Committees : Apples. 1st prem. 100 of Burr s Seedling Strawber ry vines, awarded to B. Latham, d premium, Thomas on Fruits N. Merion. Pears. 1st prem. Downing on Fruits Jno. Burr. 2d prem. Kendrick on Fruitn C. F. Iaeger. Gkapks. 1st premium, a vine of the Post Oak Grape) r . itenningnus. 2d prem. Hoare on the Vine R. W. McCoy. 3d prem. Thomas on Fruits Thos. Stockton. 4th prem. do do H. S. Sprague. Peaches. 1st prem. Three dollars Jno. Burr. 2d prem. Thomas on Fruits F. Stewart. Discretionary prem. Thomas on Fruits. G. Vands mark. Do do do C.A.Piatt. Plums. 1st prem. Downing on Fruits I. G. Jones. 2d prem. One dollar Adam Sites. Melons. 1st prem. Two dollars Jno. Burr. 2d prem One dollar A- W Lazell. Sweet Potatoks. prem. one dollar S. Medary. Iui-m Potatoes." prem. 1 vol. Ohio Cultivator M. 11. Bateham. Kitchen Vkoetableb. prem. two dollars B. Latham.Bebt Collection of Ci:t Flowers 1st premium. Downing s Landscape Gardening H. S. Spragua. 2d prem. Mrs. Loudon's Flower Companion Missj E. A. Sites. Best Roquet op Cut Roses. 1st prem. Fine Boquet Holder Mrs. J. Buttles. 2d prem. Ltuist on Roses Mrs. Jno. Burr. At the close of the exhibition, a barrel of Applea and Pears was made up and Bent to the Fair of tho Cincinnati Horticultural Society. R. LATHAM, Prea't. A. B. Buttles, Sec'y. From the Springfield Bcpubllc. The Doty of VotingChances-Five weeks from next Tuesday comes oiT the election in the great State of Ohio. Although the Whig party of this State has always been in a majority, yet the result of our annual trials of strength ib a matter of doubt until the returns are received. One princi pal reason for this, is the fluctuating character of tba Whig vote. It requires the excitement of a Presidential election to bring out our full strength. Our majority in 1836 was H,4o7 in 1840, 23,375 in 1841, 0,053. These successive triumphs establish beyond doubt the truth of our position, that the Whigs hare always been the majority in Ohio. In it not then, matter to grieve over, that this majority has allowed a minority tortile almost to ruin tho the State ? Well meaning men, good citizens in other respects, patriots, lovers of good legislation, have brought about our quadrennial defeats, not from lack or confidence 111 the purity of our principles, and their es sential importance to the welfare of the State, but from 1 fatal overconhdcncc, or an equally fatal spirit of luggishness. We repeat that five weeks hence we shall he sum moned to the ballot-box. The result cannot certainly be foretold. But this much we do know. The VVhiga have the power, if they choose to use it. By rallying in their strength, they CAN elect Mr. Behb, a majority of Congressmen, and a Whig Senate and House. W nether they W ILL do this remains to be seen. We hesitate not to say, that the voter who falters at this time betrays the State. We have more at stake now, than ever before. We have taken the manaiie- ment of our Public Worka and Financial Affairs out of the hands of the Public Plunderers, and we have Reformed the Banking System. Shall we give back to the Defaulters the Purse of the State, and permit them to thrust in their robber arms elbow deep Shall we surrender the control of our Public Debt to the men who have run up the awful score ? Shall we give the control of the Banking System to David Tod and hin Eighth of January masters, w ho have sworn against it n uncompromising hostility," and who are pledged to hestrot evert Bank in Ohio ? It would be madness to do so rank treason to MM noble conservative principles. Let ui have a few years of stability in our legislation, and Ohio will cause the Nation to wonder at her mighty strides in the path of prosperity. It belongs to the Whig voters of Clark, and the other ennnties, to determine the result. For the third time we say, the Whig majority is just ns positive now as it was in '36, '40 or '44. But it must be brought to the polls, to be effective, and not an hour of the five weeks should he wasted, but every effort put in requisition If gal out the voters. Friends in the townships, don't look to the County Committee, or to the Whigs of Springfield. Go to work yourself! Keep at work. Organize! Organize! Wake up! And let us prove that Clark county ia not the home of " a-ly Whigs." Farmer a Nn Mechnics for Doctors, Lawers,&. are very unfashionable just now look to your interests, (t is certain Government will not do it for you; and it is attempting to prohibit you. Congress has reduced the Tariff, thereby entailing upon you a debt of government, which has to be paid at some day, by taxes direct or indirect. This Polk government is afraid to take the responsibility of their own expenses, and prefers shifting it over to some wiser administration that will follow after. The Locos have passed a bill, making debfs payable in gold and silver. Your National and State governments sre so closely connected, that whatever way the prevailing tone of the general government is, must be felt through the State govern ment, in all its ramifications, it ia ot no use to say that the Whigs have the power in Ohio, therefore tunes ought to he good tn tins state. 1 his is sophistry. Does Ohio control the tariff the 8ub treasury system the war expenses, Ac. ? We trow not. But farmers of Ohio, yon as individuals, in connec tion with those ot other States, can control the elections ; and it stands you in hand to be up snd doing. Begin at your county tickets, nnd carry them triumph ant for the Whigs who have never deceived yon who have always, when they had the full power, given yom r.i.oRiors times. Can you support a government that is harder than was that of Pharoah- Farmera, just now, you have taxes to pay, and they must be paid ; and where do you get money to pay them. Suppose that from this place you take '0 bushels of wheat to the nearest market, say Brifjeport. It will cost yon 124 cent per bushel to get it there, and when there. you will get m cents in cash tor it. Jicn your wheat will bring 50 bushel- at 311 cts equal to 15 624 Deduct for hauling 50 bushels I J J 0 25 Balance h?4 An amount that will scarcely pay the taxes of tho most moderate farmer. Tonr potatoes, yonr corn, your oats, w ill not sell for enough to pay the carriage, and yonr tobacco has depreciated to such an extent, that the whole country now leehl with the loss. This administration must be pat down I p then, men, and at it The 2nd Tuesday of next mouth is the time for action. True. Blue. Pr.Acni tf New Yon asnj LonoN We are ha-formed that peaches w-re sold in New York on Sat-usday at 8 ceata a basket In July, 1843, we saw peaches sold in London at ten skiUings a swe We dare not ask any body to believe this statemrnt and yet it is made upon uV evidence which our eye- and ears faisushed. .' Ereninf Jnmsl.