Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1847), 1848-10-12, DAILY.

              1 WM. B. THRALL & HENRY REED, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS. Oi ric.lt soutu-onst cornor of High street and Sugaralley TERMS. Daily per annum, . J7 00 Tii-wcekly per annum; - 4 00 Weekly pur annum, . 2 00 Terms of Advertising Twelve llnoi or leu, one or three insertions, 1 , inrl 1i cenu Cor each additional insertion lor three inoitthi 55 lor nix months U for 12 monies 512 Longer advertite-uiontH in the same proportion, with a deduction of SO per cent, on the amount over 50 in six months, IIvtiik Ykaii. For twelve lines 512 fourth oft col umn Jt'iO half a column J30 wholo column JfO. BUSINESS CARDS. MATTHEWS & BUTTLES, ATTORNEYS and Counsellors nt Law,Coluinbus,Ohlo. Ollice one door south of l.N. Whiting 4t Huntington's Book-store, up stnira. Nov. 1, 18-15. F. J.Mattiikws. A. B. Buttlhs. II. D. MUTTER, ATTOKNKY AT LAW, and Solicitor in Chancery. Of lice on High street, one door north of the Exchange Bank, up stairs. May '25. JOHN G. MILLER, Jr., ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and Solicitor in Chancery. Ollice in U. S. Court House, Columlras, Ohio. June 10.. tf. RltOADWAY HOTEL. B Y DAVID MITCHELL, Broud street, Columbus, O- mo. April o..uii. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. BOOKSELLERS und Stationers, next door to tlie Clinton Bank. 1 1 i(,'li street, Columbus, Ohio. A large assortment tf.Rooks and Stationery always on hand. SI'.IItl 11 1' Ac I.ILLEY. B' 0OK-niM)l'.US,iligli street, opposite the Public Offi. ccs, Columbus. Aug. 26, 1&13. Wit. Skibkht. M. c. Lillet. William 11. jHivi it Henry Jarvis. ClOI.LECTOliS 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. Ollice, up stairs, first door north of McCoy's store. April 14, l!J-Hi. y. Columbus, Ohio W. E. IDE, M. I)., DENTIST. (Late of the linn of Crane it Ide, Cincinnati.) Office for the present at the resilience of the ale Col. M. Jewett. May fl..dtf. GERE, AIhToTT & CO., DE ALEliS in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, Nails, Class, House Builders' materials, Farming and Mechanical Tools, Military Goods, 6lc. oiC, No. 161 High street, sign of the Ciilt Padlock. WM. RICHARDS DEALER in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Groce-lies, Boots and Shoes, & C. etc., wholesale and retail, No. 1, (ioodale's Row, High street. jTr. scroggs, 1"kEAI.F.U in Law, Med ical,Theolo((ical.Classicol, School XJ and Miscellaneous Books, superior Stationery and Wall Paper, at Derby's old stand, opposite the State House. J. U. WHEATON, DRUGGIST.ami Dealer in Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dve Stuffs, Glaaa, Ac. &c, wholesale and retail, corner of High and Broad streets. Columbus, Ohio. FAY V K1LUOIKNE, DEALERS in Dry Coods, (iroceries, Hardware, Drugs. Mediciiiea. Paints, Oils, Dye Stuff's, Leather, Boots and Shoes. etc., High street, Colunibus, Ohio. Oct. 1,1841. v.. It. KING. D F.ALF.R IN DRY GOODS, etc., opposite Exchange Hank, Columbus. nov. 1.1..11. M. II. BATEIIAM, TT'DITOR of theOiiioCui.TivA'ron.aJiiurnalof Agrlcul- Vi turo and Horticulture, published on the 1st and loth o ach month. Terms g I per year ; tour copies lor J J. It. COM STOCK & CO., I70R'fVARDING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, . Produce Dealers, and Lard Oil Manufacturers, Canal Basin, Columbus, Ohio. J. R1DGWAY & CO'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near the Bridge, Colum bus. Ohio. Stoves of all kiuds, and a great variety of Cas. tings, nlways on hand. Oct. 1, 1841. COLUMBUS HAT STORE. T V. ItnniSII. I., tlhrh street, oouosile the State Build. J ings, always keeps on hand a good assortment of Hats anil Caps of the latest lasmons. lluia mane io oruer. NEIL HOUSE. Tr WINNF. is "ut home" in the Neil House, and will JA-. re ctnler all so who make their stay with him. Dec 10. dtf LAW. PR. WILCOX and A. F. Pkrrt will practice Law, as partners, in Franklin ond adjoining counties. Ollice on cast side of High street, opposite 1. N. W hiting dr. Huntington s Bookstore Feb. lo..t-wtf. V. M. lVII.I.KIMltK It I LEY. SURGICAL and Mechanical Dentist, Columbus. Ohio. Agent for Alvnck's Premium Teeth. For sale Baker dr. Riley's I'atent Forcep Key. May l;i..t-wly riTV T.IVI'HY STABLE. rplll", subscriber has removed to the now brick stable buill X by Dr. L. (looilalc, corner ol Sugar and r air alleys, a low s'eps from High street, nnd renr of the Capitol HoiiBe, IT IIORSES AND CARRIAGES TO I.ET.f$ Nov 4..dlf. J. MASSKV. XV. A. lils-COY A- ( ).. WI10LF.SALF. AiD RETAIL DKALEIiSinFsncvand Staple Dry Goods and Groceries, opposite the State Mouse, tngn street, eoiumuus, uuio, GEORGE E. WALCIJTT, SICN AND JIANNER PAINTER, Nov.!).. .dtf. COI.UH nits, OHIO. IVAN'S Kilt NIIOES. A NOTHF.R bit just arrived by express, including light colored HUSKIES, lor Blisses ami cnnoren. june'Jl. H. COWLF.S & CO. 'Oil THE LADIES. A SPLENDID assortment of Kvan's" Premium Shoes XX for sale at the Dry Goods store of Fay at Hibourne No. I, Gnodalc'a Row. Call aud examine them. May 13. nvr ill ( l it I 11 IIY EXPRESS. A VARIETY ol nrh Turk Salin and ( hamelion Milt rsr-asols ; Also, new style French Lawns, Grenadine Shawls, and a variety of Fringes, Call nt M. GOODING'S. lnv 12. me door Smith of the Cajritol lloute. eivmv TI.-AS Ol TIMiNE! AND if you donW it call anil try some of the kind that LA. win recouinicnu iiseu. juij f M. GOODING'S, April 2fi. One door south of the Capitol House. lf.rilhel KllprtlirlPH. ALSO, double convex and concave Spectacles, for all aires, and in agreat varietv of frames. Also, Spectacle Glass, of all kinds, htttd in old frames at short notice, and low price, by W. A. PLA'IT dr. ( O., . Feb. 7. Aril Home. RUSHES. Whitewashing, scrubbing, dustinu. shoe house, paiat, varnish, hair, clothes and tooth brushes auk. April 7 GILT PADLOCK. CCOUNTRY MERCHANTS supplied with genuine J (iieeDshesg and Crum creek Scythe Stones, less than eve before offered in this market, by GEHK. ABBOTT dr. CO., May. 4 Sign of the Gilt Padlock ('lORDAGE. Manilla rope inch to 1 j inch in diara y eter: also, hemp rope and line packinir. yarn and twine, at the sign of the jul)3. GILT PADLOCK. CAPEs7Collar and Chimisettf. A good stock, offered very low at April24..dly. ' M. GOODING'S YE LOVERS OK THE WEED ! COME.snd try some of the best flavored Cavendish To-bscco in the citv. Call at M. GOODING'S. April 2li. One door south of the Capitol House. TT'RIENDLY GINGHAMS. Jl Something new j also. French, English. Scotch, American and Linen do., one door south of Capitol House. April 21. .d. M. GOODING. VARNISH. FURNITURE VARMSH Nos. I and i. Also.Polish-ing and Coach Body Varnish, for sale by J. B. WHEATON, Dniirgist, March 19. Corner of High and Broad streets. ANVILS. GENUINE Mouse-Hole Anvils, at the sign of the May 13. GILT PADLOCK. GOLD PENS..-. for saie very low, April 3. IR47. A fresh supplv received this day. and W. A. PLATT A CO, IV eil Ho al;tl SMITHS willolessenoticethatwehavefersale VJ it the sign of the Gilt Padlock. Iiil. High street, 100 Rifle Barrels, assorted, from 00 to SiObslls to the pound. Also, Gun Lorks of various kinds. Bulls. Gusrris andThin-bles. German Silver, Sheet Brssa and almost all other Gnn i ' .-.Dp tauivrr a. i n rnaienai. vLsb, nuiw. " Dec. 9. ntnVF.J T lb dot. super blsck and licht colored kid. Also, lace lisle, silk, Ac. Call in at M. GOODING'S, Aprd24..dly. One door toarth of Capitol House. OHIO VOLUME XII. LIME. FRF.SII burnt Lime at 6 cents per bushel, constantly kept on hand, at the Bail Koau Lime Kilns, near the Penitentiary. July 10...t-w AND STILL MORE. GIMPS, Fringes, Laces, Nctt Goods, lor capes, dr. c, white and colored Cranes, black Silk Mitts, plain and embroi dered Lisle Thread (doves. Ingrain Hose, Silk Warp Alpacas, Linen Cambric Handkeichiefs, Irish Linens, Swiss and Jaconet Muslins, assorted needles, etc. Just ree'd hv aug'u. At. uuuih.Vj. -1RASS AND GRAIN SCYTHES. 7 Blood's grain, assorted, 48 to 1 inches. Waldruu's" " " " " ' grass " 40 to 80 ' Newton Darling's, ' " Kiblev's, " " " " Blood's, " " " " Brown's ' - " Just received from the manufacturers, and for snlo to coun try merchants at New York prices. - ...oil. .nrmmm n Ufi.Ur., AD1JU1 I May 4. Sign of the Gilt Padlock. CERE, ABHOTT & CO., JV. 1GI, lliek Hreet. iiin of the (Jilt Padlock, HAVF, in store and olli-r for sale, a general assortment 0 Foreign nnd Domestic Hardware and Cutlery, house builders' goods, gun materials, farming and mechanical tools, sash, paints, oil, varnish, carriage trimmings, whips, mats, Sec. Thankful for past fnvors, we hope, by close attention to business, and increased lacilities tor accommodating customers, to merit and receive a liberal share of patronage. TTOSIERY. 50 dozen Ladies', Misses and Children's X J. Hose, new and cheap j also, a line stocit oi uenis- nan Hoso. at M. GOODING'S, April 26. One door south of the Cnpitol House. SAWS. HOE & CO., and Wilinot &, Rowland's Mill and Cross cut Sawsj Hoe di Co. and Wilmot lc Rowland's Circulardo.j Spear Si Jackson's and other Hand do.; Pannel and ripping do.; Butchers' ami Back do. Billet! aud Turning Webb do. July Hi. GERE, ABHOTT dr. CO. SOMETIIIM. I OR THE LADIES. VORY Fans, gold and steel bends, purse clasps and rings, purse twist, sadler bilk, embrnidenngsilks nnd worsteds, mbroiderinc patterns, canvass for embroidering, silk, linen and worsted braids and tapes, linen and cotton floss, victoria cord, silk aud linen fringes, jicnnet and swiss edgings and insertings, linen, thread snd lisle laces, edgings and in-serlings, and many other little tains, may be found cheap at M. GOODING'S, May 1. One door south of Capitol House. CORN KNIVES. JL'ST received fifty dozen Corn Knives, light and heavy, nnd tor saio at the sign of the aepll. GILT PADLOCK. PUR E WATER. JENNISON'S Patent Diaphragm Water Filler. We have iust received a lew of these verv valuable articles which are "highly recommended by all who have seen them in use, and which we arereadviosellaiiminuiaciiirersonces.wiui cost of transportation) GERE, ABBOTT & CO. wov. n. 200 KEGS TUNIATA NAILS, just reoived and for sale at the sign o ol mo Sept. 10. PAD PADLOCK. GENUINE MOUSE-HOLE ANVILS, TL'ST received and for sale at the sign of the J Sept. 10. GILT PADLOCK. NEW BONNETS. JUST received by the subscribers, a new and well selected assortment of Neapolitan. Prince Albert, Fsncy Braid and plain Leghorn and Straw Bonnets, whirh can be afford ed at unusually low prices. FAY do KILUOl'RNK. WOOL. IYMAN RF.F.D dr. CO.. (Successors to Reed, Hurd di J Co..) General Commission Merchants, Boston. tLf Particular attention paid to tho sale ol wool, and lib eral advances mane on consignments. may iu..uiy. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. LAMPS and Bands) India Rubber Cloth aud hipsj Oil Cloth and Alutsi ; Patent l.catliorand Bindings) Patent (.loth and Dash rramcs Light Frames and Tasscllsi Springs and Axles. GERE, ABBOTT & CO. I A DI I S' SHOES. Just received a lino amrtnient of Ladies' French Morocco nnd Kid Grecian Ties nnd Buskins, at the siun of the Golden Boot, which are selling oil' cheaper tlisn ever before sold in this city. Jan 211. I It. II. MMISAl.Li LATEST STYLES DRESS GOODN.-Cameo Tissues. Grenndinos.Crvstalines. Silk and Wool Borages, plain and fancy, one door south of Capitol House. April 21. .d. M. GOODING. JU M IYER ! LUMBER! The subscriber lias on J hand lor sale at Ins Steam Saw Mill, 3 miles west of Columbus, a large ami complete assortment of Country Lumber of almost overv variety and description. Having erected Dry Houses, will also have a large quantity of seasoned flooring on and alter the 1st of March. Also, a quautit of Refuse Lumber that will be sold at reduced prices. All good orders for Lumber w ill lie promptly attended to. Feb.fi. .tf. M. L. Sl'I.LlVANT. LAMP OIL. 300 gallons Bleached Winter Strained Stierm Oil, a superior article i i(K) gallons W hale Ooil, fnrsnlehy FAY dt KILBOI RNE, Dec. 7. No. IMI. Iliu'h Street. SAWS. n ti ILL. cross-cut. ripping, hand, pannel, circular, webb, 11 back, butchers' aud compass saws, nl the sign of the June 24. GILT PADLOCK. ACHINE CARDS ol thehestquality.bothinsheeli and 1'ellets, for sale less than the market price, by GERE, ABHOTT dr. CO., May 4. Sign of the Gilt Padlock. McCl LLY'SWINDOW GLASS.-1S0 boxes assorted, from 7 X U to 20 x , tor sale very low by GLUE. ABHOTT dr CO , May 4. Sign of the Gilt Padlock. MACHINE CARDS. ICO sets of Machine Cards, just received from the .Manufactory at Leicester, Mas-sarhusetts. and for sale at No. la'J, High" street. Dec. 7. FAY dr. Kl .BOURNE. 1 I AHKET BASKETS. W illow Market Baskets, HI a line article, at the GILT rADLUi,ri, SELLING OUT VERY CHEAP. fAUK stock of Summer Goods may be had lor cash, ex- J ceedingly low. Call soun al augl. M. GOODING. 100 dozen Files, OF Spear at Jackson. iMottram, Ibbotson, Butcher and other celebrated makers, for ssle st the sign of the April 7. t.n.r rsiJ.a. NO. 101 HIGH STREET. ONE HUNDRED pairs Lliptic Springs lor busrsies and carrioges, just received and for sale at the siirn of the Sept. 10. smith's vk i:s rF Domestic Manufacture, tlie best in the market, tor J sale at the aigo of Uie GILT PADLOCK. Sept. 10. Mnlnr l.nrd I.SR1DH. fF Cornelius A ( o., niariulsclure. Also, Lamp Trim- J mings ol all kinds, wholesale or retail, ny Feb. 7. V. A. I I.A I I irn irowr. PRUNING SHEARS, 4e. Budding and pruning knives, bush hooka, brier acythes, hops, rakes, spades, garden trowels, grass hooks, picks and mattocks, lor sale at the siirn 01 tlie ipru i.j vnn i iwi. n evvT;h7ds. PAINTERS will find the best brushes, paints, oils, varnishes, Japan, smalts, Japanned tin, pumice stone, sand paper, A c. Ac, at the sign of the r Ju. j4. GILT PADLOCK. PUM PS. Copper, cistern and well pumps ) also. Doug-Isss' patent rotary pomps, lOr sale at the sien of the jely3. GILT PADLOCK. PARASOLS. HON NET RIBBONS, GING-JIA.HS, Ac. This dsy recived SDother lot of those dark chantieablt Silk, and' Torque Satia Paivols. so much in demand. Also, a few piecea Friendly Gingham, Bonnet Ribbont, Coronatioa Cord. Itc. Alw, Hi-e Foundation, (a new article for Milliaen Bonnet Whalebones, Black and White Crape and (rap Lieae jt,. Jane 14. M. GOOUING. PRINTS, PRINTS, PRINTS. A large lot ottered at reduced prices and no mistake. Call soon at 11. Mit f . Odc door tooth of Cipitol Houm. IICII Damatk Embroidered Table CoTera, t nperior arucle, last received at v M. GOODING'S, April 26. One door south of Uw Capitol Hotut. STATE COLUMBUS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1848 FAlllB ANK'S PATENT PLATFORM Scales and Counter Balances at manufacturer's prices. For sole bv ' ' ' .:L'i!i. Annrvr-T s. -n April 3. Sign of the Gilt Pad Lock. RICH CURTAIN GOODS. 4-4 Oiled Turkev Red Curtain stuff; alio, white lace and embroidered whito do. at April 24..dly. M. WOniNC'K. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. SPRINGS, axles, enamelled leather, lace tuft, linen cloth, painted cnnvnss, gom cloth, patent leather, brass nuls, knobs, bands, light frames, lamps and joints, at the sicn ol the Juno 24. GILT PADLOCK. RECEIVED BV EXPRESS. SEVF.Ndnys later from Philadelphia, anothci lot of those desilable" Friendly Gillshanii. Also, a cood assortment of Enelish double numle Prints and Chintz Goods, warranted good colors. Call nt augia. fti, liUUIJinti 9 fllanniiiA Armifnira 1tlmiufilin1 Anvllii. SOLID box and couiinoii ViBtn. I'or iuIc nt tlmniixn of the A nril7. (JILT I'ADLOCK. Heals mid Prettttes SKALS F.ncravctl, and Scul Preiises i'urniBhcd, for Nota ries Public, Common Pleat and Supreme Court, Re corders. &c. dec., at very low prirpi and nil or t notice, by Alarm ii. vv. A. I'LA i T cc tu,, svi House. jEIVESe 23 duz. Stiivo, assorted numbera ; of iron, bm-i, and hair, at the CILT PADLOCK. S AVVS! SAWS!! 50 Mill Sans, of Cast and Geriuun Steel, for sale at the sum of the Dec. 11. GILT PADLOCK. SHOEMAKER'S TOOLS of nearly every description, for sale at the Shoe and Leather Store of May 50. lim. H. II. KIM HALL. CITY LOTS FOR SALE. TWF.NTV'-SIX ln-lnts, pleasantly situated on the souih. east part of the city, (title good,) fnr sale by Dec. !, 11147. J. RIDGWAY it CO, STARCH. rpilE Columbus Starch Factory is now in operation. The X attention ol dealers and others is requested to the Deau tiful article of Pearl starch new being made. Country Alcrchnnts aud others supplied Irom the depot al the Ohio Drug Store, by S. CLARK At CO. Cash and the highest market price at all times paid for wnite t.orn. eicpi. o. White Lend, Oil Hinl Brushcu. TWENTY bills. Linseed Oil, in whole and half barrels; JL UlOfcegs Hlnte Lead; V arnish, Paint and Whitewash ISruslies. July Ifi. GERE, AUIIOTT A. CO, ATTENTION ! rPHE undersigned, a I'lulciluuist, nnd graduate of a ecle X brntcd foreign L'niversitv.will bo ready to give lessons in the Greek, Latin and German languages, at any hour. 1 erma verv low. Ht frrtnct n : Rev. Mr. 11. L. Richards. Drs. Jones A Cnse and Prof. Dr. Smith. P. JOHNSON, Dr. of Phil Say. 111.. dtf. CAM. AT M. GOODING'S. ONE DOOR SUVTII OF THE VAPlTOLllOVSt. WHERE you may find one of the best selected nnd lno desirable stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods in the city, winch arc nearly all new, and were purchased low lor cash, and will he aold as cheap as tlicy can be lound an) where. April 'Jl..d. WOOD AND WILLOW WARE. Willow wa-snus ami chairs, clothes, work and market baskets. cedar ami pine washing tubs, Hour and common painted pails, sugar nnd spice uoxes, just received at tlie sign ol tne JUIVJ. GILT PAULULK, w IRE DISH COVERS. A few setts left, at tho sign of the julyi). GILT PADLOCK. CORSETS-CORS ETS. I'tnDT'F. and Brown, Plain and Embroidered. of the hesl V V quality, ollcred low by augi'l. M. GOODING. DECIDEDLY SWEET. Suhl.n. noino niaile hiifjnr, well oraiiieu.au minutactureu at the ceichrnted Union county camps. Those who may wish to tat delicious country molasses at this season, would do well to call and try some our suiiar. which will be sold cheap, wholesale or retail, by nl. liUUlMiMi, augl. One door South of Cnpitol House. AM COITKR I'LATK PRINTr.K, Ambos Building Steel. Connor and Wood FiiL'ravinir. in all its various branches, neatlv executed. Burliness, V isitiatr, and Professional Cards engraved and pr ntrd to onler. State, Conniy, Society, and other Seals encraved on brass or wood. Wood tvpe of all sizes cut to order. Ladies and Gentlemen having Card Plates can have Cards printed on short notice. juneyutt. AVnlrhcs, Jewelry. Silver-Ware, Lnmps, &e,, ic. Wm. A. riatt A Co.. (in the Neil House.) IIAVh on hand a good assortment of Watches, Jewelry. Silver-Ware, Rolar Lamm, Perfumery, pectaries, (L onravn, i-onvex and I enlocal,) Uia mond pointed (.old Pens, (bent mafier'i.) Gold and Silver Pencils nnd Thimbles. Com I in, Brushes for the H.-iir, i-lottiea and ( eeth, riateu ami isntania castors, candle-stirks, Cake Bakkets and 'J'ea-Sets, superior Razors, icar- ranttd.) Pocket Knives and Scisnors, Genuine Hemmings Needles, Itest qtmhty, 1 mols with one and six harrels. Clocks, Lnmo (ilass and Lamp Wick, Watch Makers' Tools and Materials. &c, &c., all of which they are now selling at very low pricrn. Watches and Jewelry carefully repnired by experienced workmen and warranted. Also, seals Kngraved for Notaries. County and State o the era, Societies, &c. 6Vc.r and Seal Presses of an excellent and cheap construction furnished at snort notice. uec. id. E. GAVER, MERCHANT TAILOR, Wo. IU, HIGH STRKF.T. (Opposite United States Hotel,; t'olumbv, Ohio, A KNOUNCF.S to his old customers and the puhllc nen A erally, that he has jnt received a splendid assortment oi UroRdclothn, Cnnsiinerefl nna vestings, oi all colors and finalities, together, with suitable trimniiuirs. Also, a full atttortinent of Summer Cloths, Linens, eec., Ac., Tor Coats and Pants. All of which will be made up to order in the latest style, on Uie snortest notice, ai.d warranted to lit in all rnses KKADY MA DP. CLOTHING Got tin with (Treat care at very moderate prices. Special attention wilt be paid to cutting all garments for Gents, as wen ai Juveniles. fly Latest Fashions just received. J May 2y..df.m. SEED STORE & AGRICILTLRAL WARE ROOM. f AVw Store, next door II tnt of the Pott Offirt.) JCST received, a large and general assortment of Gar vr.n ami Fir.i.D hi:r.i, embracing every desirable variety adapted to this climate. Now is the time to obtain seeds for choice vegetables, as planting time is at hand And to the ladies we have to offer a select and lame vari ety of f lower tittti. Catalogues of aecds and fruit trees at the store. Also, in store. Pratt a Corn Planter, which the farmersare eenerallv invited to call and examine, tocether with plouchs, itc. 60 bn she Is timothy seed, osaire o ranee, and mustard seed ; also, on consignment, a large lot of fruit trees, for sale verv low. A action The room is now ready for the reception of f-oods to be sold at public sale, an.1 we shall exert ourselves to give ssti'fartion to all who may favor us with goods to be told in that manner. JM), BURR. April dtf. New Tailoring and Dry Good Establishment. L. P. PRESTON & CO., (Xo 501, High Street, Corner of Rich street,) HAVLNG secured the services of Air. Sfwki.l as foreman, whose well known skill ia fitting needs no praise.) and also tome of the best journeymen Tailor in the city, are prepared to manufacture all kinds of clothim; in the neatest manner, and on short notice. Cutting for others to make op, and repairing, will be promptly attended to. They have also enlirged their store room, and ire receiT-injralWe "apply of Dry Goods; so they can safely lay bey have one of the most desirsble assortments of both Dm Goods and Clothing in the City. TI. B. (iroceries. Boots, Shoes, lists, Caps, Bonnets, &e., alwavs on band, at price that will not lail to suit buyen, Columbus, April b,1847...tw. 0 BOOKS & STATIONERY. JOSEPH R. 8CROQQ3, Dookteller and Stationer, opporite tin Slate lloutt. REVOLUTION. In consequence of the reco"t rev. olutiun in France, and the present excited state of Eu. ropo, the subscriber is selling Books, Stationery, Ac, at greatly reduced prices. His stock of Books, Stationery, Paper Hangings, Ac, Is very full, and great bargains are to be had " Progress " is the word, and we intend selling off very low, to make room for a new stock. Purchasers will find it to their advantago to call on us first and Inst. " So mote it be." April 13.1 J. K. SCROGGS. HANDBOOK OF Young Artists and Amuleurs in Oil Painting; being chielly a compilation from the celebrated Manual oi Bnuvier. and others. The whole adapted, bv the method of its arrangement, anil the completeness of its detail, as well for a test book in Academies, of both sexes, as for self-instruction ; with a new explanatory and criiical vo-cnbulary; for sale by Feb. HI. J. II. SC HOGGS. I)APEK HANGINGS. A choico and well selected assortment of every vuriely and price, from JET 1 0 to S 18 per dozen bolls; Bordering of almost every description, varying in price from i!0e to 4',i0per strip, of 10 yds. We invite particular attention to the above Papers and Borderings, feeling confident that they will comnare favor ably with any other slockin tho city. For saleal the Bookstore of March 2j J. R. SCROGGS. FITCH ON CONSUMPTION. SIX Lectures on tho uses of tho Lungs, and causes, pre vention.nnd cure ol Consumption. Asthma, and tlisea sea of the Hnarl. Theio lecturei are intcmltd tu a diroc tor to all clauses, (both nmle nnd female.) in the prevention and cure of tlioie I'ntal ninliulies. (treat truths arc herein taufflit, which, if fully understood, implicitly believed, and judiciously followed, will, we doubt not, lend to an almost unai nftimiiiiuion oi 1'uimonnry consumption. For snlo by nug. J. H. SCROGGS. inim;lliblf ink HARRISON'S Columbian lndellible Ink, said to be the best ever manufactured, and requiring no preparation in its use. For sale by J. K. tiCKOlHiS, Kpti. RIOSCOTT'H UOKKS COMPLETE Ferdinand and iHnbella, 3 vols. Conquest of Mexico, 3 vols, ConUttft of I'eru, 2 vols. Miscellany, 1 vol. For sale by fiugU. J. R. SCROGGS. WILCOX'S DIGEST. A DIG F.ST of the first l(i vols, of the Ohio Reports, containing all the cases ever reported nt law arid in equity in tlie Supremo Court of the Stiite of Ohio in Rank, by F. U. Wilcox. Just published anu for sale by au(r:). J. H. SCROGGS. STANDARD WORKS. HISTORY of the United Mates of ISrrlh America, from the plantation of the British Colonies till their assumption of ISationaJ Independence, in 4 vols. For sale hv aun28. J. R. SCROGGS. LIBRARY OF UEIVERAL KNOWLEDGE, EMllRACliSG History, Biography, Astronomy, Archilec ture, Natural History, I'oetry, Tales, &c , &.C.. euihel I in bed with over 200 engravings cmp. tivo., and all for one dollar, r or sale at auy.TO. SCROG(iS'. THE WELODEON. A CHOICE selection of Sous.lJuctts.Qunrletts. Rounds Waltzes and Marches, with a history of music, and illustrated with numerous engravings, i'rico 2r cts. Forsaloat au-'iK). SCROGGS'. LORD BOLINGRROKK'S works complete, 4 vols., including his lile, together with additional n formation relative to bis personal and public character, n-For sale by augilt. J. R. SCROGGS. AlCRoW'SHistory of the t'nited StnteT" 6 vols. Fortnle by mgiti, J. K. .SCROGGS. RAILROAD COMPLETE FROM CINCINNA TI TO HANDLSKY CITY. Little Miami Kuitrond Change of J four Connecting with Uie Mad River and Lake Erie Itailroad at prinpfitld. ON and after Saturday, September 2d, 1018, until further notice, Pasneuer Trains will run ns follows: Lcve Depot Fast Front street, at 7 o'clock, A. M., nnd 2 o'clock, P. M., for Miltbrd, Foster's Crossings, Dcerfield, Morrow, Waynesvilte, Spring Valley. Xeuia, Yellow Springs and Springfield. Returning, leaves Springfield at o'clock, A.M., and 3 o'clock. P. M. Pacsengers for Now York. Boston, and intermediate points, should take the 2 o'clock, P. M. Train, which piocceds directly through to Sandusky City. Papsengers for Columbus, Zanesville, Wheeling, and intermediate towns, should take the " o'clock, A.M., Train. The Ohio Stage Company are running the following lines in connection with the Trains : A Daily Daylight Lino to ColumbiiB from Springfield in connection with the Morning Train from Cincinnati, Also, Daily Lines to Columbus, from Xenia and Springfield, connecting with the 1 o'clock, P. AL, Train from Cincinnati.Kxcurfinn Tickets to and from Sandusky City, 510 -to and from Buffalo, lo Fare f rom Cincinnati to Xenia 1 90 " " Springfield 2 60 " " Sandusky City 7 0U Buffalo 10 0(1 " Columbus . 4 50 Passengers for BufTalo will save two dollars by taking through tickets at Cincinnati. For other information and Through Tickets, apply at the Ticket Ollice, on Broadway, nenr Front St., Cincinnati, sepltf. W. H. CLfclMF.NT. Superintendent. wTETlDErMTlT ' (Of the late firm of Crime Ide, Cincinnati,) HAS permanently located in Columbus, and tenders his services in every branch of Dental Surgery. Among the improvements that he has acquired, by more than ten years extensive practice and intercourse with the profession, lie invites attention to the following : 1st. A substitute for the'e in nenrly all cases of pluying teeth, by uhich the pain is very materially diminished. 2d. A method of introducing the gold, by which till ings nre much more compact and durable. 3d. A mode of adapting plate teeth, by which an easy lit is rendered more certain, and danger of injury lo the natural ones almost entirely obviated. Otticc for the present, at the dwelling of the late M. Jew ett. June 23. .dtf. OHIO MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. Fire and Lilb Iimirance THIS Company continues to take risks on Lives and Property, on the most approved principles of Mutual liipfiranre. Fire Department. ITT The average cost of Insurance in this Department, is less than one-fourth per cent, per annum. Policies issued on the Mutual or Cash plan at the op tion of the applicant. Life Department. Policiei on Lives issued daily at one-luitf the usual rates of premium. N. B. Advantages made available on two or more contin gencies. For information, apply at the office, Carpenter's Ruilding, between the Kxchange and City Banks, High street, Co lumbua. TIMOTHY GRIFFITH, Sept. 1(1, lfM5-twy. Secretary. FIRE-FIRE-ITRE. THE Protk:tiuj Ini;hanck CompasT, of Hartfoid, Conn., continue at their ngency in this city 10 insure Dwelling Houses, Stores and Warehouses, Mills. Manufactories, ate, and the contents of each, together with every other similar species ol property, aoaihT loss or dam-Aofc bt hbe. The rates of premium offered are ss low as those of anyothersimilar institution; and settlements of losses characterized by the well known liberality of this long established Company. Ollice in the City Bank Building, up stairs. Oct. l.t.Jyd. J. WM. BALDWIN, Agent. Coliinibutt lnsiiruiirc Company. Fire and Marine.. This Company continued to insure evervneie of build Ing, and the furniture, machinery, goods, wares and mercan- dizes and other property contained therein, against loss or aamage oy nre ; also, steamboats and an sail vessels, and the cargoes of steamboats, sail vessels, keel-boats, flat-boats and other water-craft, against the penis of seas, lakes and rivers on the most favorable terms. A. S. CIIKW, June 1, 1844. dtf. Secretary. rTRARECIIANCEORl,RTNf ERS FOR sale, the materials of a Printing Ollice. consisting ch.criy of a power press, price 600 ; 3ti0 lbs. of small pica, 340 lbs. of long primer, 400 lbs. of bourgeois, (nearly new.) :iO lbs. ot minion. 100 lbs. of brevier, imposing stones, cases, stands, sticks, galleys, chases, &lc, 6lc. An opportunity might be afforded to a suitable person to pay in part for the materials, by printing a weekly religions newspaper. A large and extendca job office might be conducted. Address, post paid, the publishers of the WESTERN CHRISTIAN JOURNAL, April 17. .dtf. Colunbus, Ohio. RNAL NUMBER 84. CTJNClWATI. SOUTH GATE. HAWTHORN & CO., have in store and fur safe on liberal terms. 60 faf and qr pipes Alexandre Scignctte Brandy) 23" " Mnglory Urandy, Vintage lKI8t 10 J. B. Godard do. l05j Id 11 Otard, Dupuy &. Co., doj 5 tl Lafayette dot 10" J.J. Dupuy dot 60 qr casks Madeira Winoi, various Brands j 100 Port do do do( 60" Sherry do do do; IK) " " Sweet Maluga do doj 25 Ory do do doj 20 coses Cabinet Champaign Wine j 30 baskets Napoleon do doj 20 " Sun&Kagle doj 10 " ' Crown do doj 20 " Hcidsick do do; 50,000 Regalia Cigars, various brands; 10 tiercos Calabria Liquorice, " in mnss fiO boxes Cut and Dried Cue wing Tobacco; 100 ' Mo. 12a Tobacco, our own brand" KM) " bs do do; HK " Va. do vaKous brands DM) " do do doj 100 bagsnioCofTee; 60 " Old Gov't Java Coffee j 10 44 Pimento : 60 baskets I lad Oil j 20 chests do do in flasks; 20 cases Kudisheimerhetg " Kliine Wine j' 10 " Sparkling Hock ; 200 brls Bourboru Whisky, 3 to 8 years old; o panencous i. vroix num; 2 " Jamaica doj 10 pipes Pino Apple Gin j SOC'l HGATE, HAWTHORN & CO.. Cincinnati, May 4. 24 Columbia st. SCOTCH ALE AND LONDON PORTER. 60 caeks Scotch Ale, J. & R. Tennent's brand: 60 do London Porter, R. Byasi' do. in store and for sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., nuc15. 24 Columbia st CHAMPAGNE " 60 baskets Haustick Champagne, in pints and quarts; 26 do Cliquot do inqts; 20 do Cabinet do do. 60 do sundry brands ; In store and fur sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., nugt5. 24 Columbia st. BURGUNDY POUT MINE. 7i or caski Burgundy Port Wine, F. Duran's brand, in store and for sale bv SOUTHGATE. HAWTHORN At CO., Bupl5. Mo. 21, Columbia at, Cincinnati. CLARET. 2o0 boxes Claret, sundry brands, in store and for sale bv SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., auglS. Z Columbia st SIX TWIST TORACCO.-100 kegs Southgate, Huwtfiorn & Co's No. 6 twist Tobacco, in store nnd for sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., s.ug!5. 21 Columbia st. ROOKS AND STATIONERY. THE subscrilier having withdrawn from the firm of Derby, Bradley ot Co., will continue the business ol PuIh lishmg and Bookselling under the firm of H. W. Derby & Co.. at Jo. 146 Main street; and on the 10th of April, opened an entire new stork of Law, Miscellaneous, Theological, School and Classical Books, together with a full assortment of Staple and Fancy Stationery. The experience be has had in buying books for the West ern country, has enabled him to purchase the present new stock upon terms that will be an advnntage to those of his friends aud customers, who may favor him with their orders. And they can rely upon finding at all times, a full stock on hand; and orders by mail, or otherwise, for quantities, or single volumes of books, will receive prompt attention. Cincinnati, April 20. H. W. DERBY. TO THE PURLIC. HA VI NG completed our new Piano and Tea Warerooms, and received our first shipments, consisting of 3t splendid Pianos, and .KJO chests choice Tens, we invite purchasers nnd dealers in those articles to call and examine our stock which w ill be replenished weekly. Our 'l ens nre purchased for cash direct from Importers, and our Pianos being from the manufactory of Stodart & Dunham, New York, cannot be equalled in the U. States, The Piano Saleroom ia over the Tea Warerooms, and occupies the whole upper part of the building. Teas put up in j and j pound packages, of better quality, in better style, and at lower prices than of any of the Eastern packing houses. SMITH &, NIXON-j. E. corner 7th and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, O. augl. LIGHTNING RODS. Office and Manvfnctory on Sixth elreet, between Main and W alnut, Cincinnati, Ohio. S PRATT'S Patent Spirnl Twisted Carbonized Iron Lightning Rods, in ten feet lengths, with Glass Isolaters and Brass screw, connecting joints, improved Metalic Attachments for brick or frame, together with his Cylinder three prong'd Copper head, mounted with fifteen silver points, w hich have tlie power of sale and silently discharging the ir of its superabundant electricity, more than any rod ever brought before the public, so that any buildings, sufficiently provided with these rods, are beyond a doubt, safe from the awful consequences of lightning; thene rods are so easily arranged that any one can readily attach them. The immense patrounge and extensive use of these Lightning Re-pellers, proves how satisfactory they are received by the public. Hollow GiltCopper Balls and Weather Vanes for Churches, &c. Price only ten cents per font, which includes the Head, Glass Isolators, Metallic Attachment, packing and all charges. Distant orders promptly forwarded. An allowance to agents. ITT Mr. JOHN BURR, of Columbus, is appointed Agent of the ManufHCturenyfor the sale of the above named Lighl-ning Rods, with whom orders may be left. May 8..(im Q.A.BIUWELL JOSIAH DRAKE G. A. HI DM ELL & CO., Comniinsion and Produce Merchants No. 13, West Front st., Cincinnati. LIBERAL Cash Advances made on consignments of Produce or other merchandize. HKFER TO Messick, Tnvlor & Watts. Datrirctte & Bruce. John Kugler, James Calhoun, T. H.Yeiitman, Marsh & Co. M. Kugler dt. Son, F.llis & Morton, L. Worth ingtop. Dec. 17..dly. HARDWARE AND CITLERY. WE beg leave to inl'orn the Merchants of tlie Western country that v-t are now receiving in addition to our former strock a very fctensive varietv of Goods in the Hard ward line, of American, F.nglish and (ierman manufacture. We particularly reigucat the Merchants to an examination of our stock before they make their purchases in other markets, as we are confident that our prices will be found correspondingly low with those of New York and other Kns. lerncuics. ijurstocKis comprised in part ot the lollowinffi Collin's. Simmon's, and Mann'a Axes) Mill and X Cut Saws; (trass and Grain Scythes; Scythe Sneaths; Sickles ; Itny and Manure Forks Haines Traces Hoes; Antils; Shovels and Spades; And Looking (.lasses. Also, a complete assortment of Shelf Hardware. Prompt and particular attention will be given to all or ders entrusted to our care. MF.AD A- WINSTON, March 1. .t-wtf. No. 15 Pearl street, Cincinnati. SUPERIOR COLORED DAGIERRE. OTYI'ES. The subscriber would respectfully an nounce to the citizens of Columbus and its vicinity, that he has taken rooms in Amboa' block, where he is prepsred to execute Daguerreotype likenesses. by sn improved process, which gives to the picture a much finer tone than modes ol operating. Persons wishing anything in the line of this art. are re spectfully invited to call at Lis rooms. Perfect satisfaction mven. or no chars-e. Persons are taught the art of taking likenesses snd pre-paring all kinds of Chemicals used by Daguerrean srtists, on he most ressonable terms. t. A. b'J'OUUHTON. Oct 30. .dtf. D A ; l: F, R R EOT Y PES FOR $1,00. D AfiliFKKkOTi PF.X can be had for a short time al STOUUHTON'S KOOM for the small aunt of ONE DOLLAR! Those who wonld proenre a likeness at that price nest call soon, for the utsKriber continues in Columbus but a short time longer. Koom in Amboa' block opposite State buildings. julylTdtl. . A. STOU.HT0X BOOKS & STATIONERY. I. N. WHITING Si HUNTINGTON, Jlookielleri and Stationer; Hih itreet. PIONEEIl IIISTOKY, M S. P. IIILUIIETH, M. V., or HAHIETTl. TIF.IMU aa account of the first examinations of tha Oaio y,"3'' "I"1 tlie arly settlement of tlie Northwester. Territory, chiefly from original manuacririts. containing tha papers ol' Col. George Morgan j those nl' Judge Darker j the diaries of Joseph Duel anil John Matthews i the re cords of the Ohio Company, Ate; one volume, Uio muslin i price from me onrinnnri Cnrontrle. '"A most auspicious besinuinir it is In a hook Kost valuable in its facta, interesting, in its views of early manners, and a monument both to the I'ioncorsof the Stale, and the skill and diligence of its author. We know tb. qualifications of Dr. llildreth for such a work, and they are .ut.,, itjw men possess, ami give ai uuce auinenucily and value to his statements. .Nor have the Publishers been wanting in anything, which accuracy and typography and beauty in appearance, could communicate to the matter of the writer." From the Cincinnati Allot. " " As a specimen of the Arts, it is creditable to the I ublishers, and as a literary performance, it is valuable Irom the mass of facts which it adds lo what has already been preserved of our early history. ' Dr. H. is one of those who have generously labored in the cause of acieuce and letters, and to whom the public is alrpatiy much indebted. ".''he work contains a full account of the first settlement of Marietta, and Washington countv. in Ohio, and is curioua as well aa instructing, on account of the particularity of its details, as well as thoir undoubted authenticity." From the Cincinnati Gazette. " "The volumo is one ol great interest, and haa been gotten out in a style at once beautiful and substantial. I ho work has thus original historical value, such aa will doubtless cause it to he sought after with avidity. Its pe-rusal will be attended with intense intorcst, for its plain, eventful, authentic account of tlie Pioneer History of tlie West." ' From the Lmiurille Courier. "Mr. Hildreth enjoys an extensive reputation throughout the West aa a close aud patient observer, and is not less known for his accuracy, lu all things relating to tho early history of the West, he is known to bo one of the most zealous of men in the collection and preservation of everything that can illustrate the early day of settlement, and one ol the most honest in rccordin these interesting pieces of information. "The chapter on the early and present climate of Ohio, with the natural productions of the country,' is one of much interest, and one that could scarcely have been written by any man in the West but Mr. Hildreili." For sale at the bookstore of julyH. 1. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. JUST IN TIME. ANECDOTES and Biographical sketches of Martin Van Buren, John Van llureu, Levi Woodbury, Willinm L. Marcy, with the lives and opinions of Benjamin Franklin Butler, United Statca District Attorney for the Southern District ol New York, and Jesse Hoyt, formerly Collecor of Customs for the port of New York ; also, interesting incidents and sketches of Stephen Allen.Cleorge P. Barker, James Uordon Bennett, Samuel R. Belts, Isaac W. Bishop , Francis P. Blair, Walter Bowne, C. C. Cambrelling, B l oscs j. lanuno, J. J. tJoddington, W. 11. Crawford, Edwin Croswell, John W. Edmonds, Axarinh C. Flngg.Loron-xo Hoyt. Jcromns Johnston, Isaac Kibbe, Cornelius W. Anderson, Isaac Q. Leske. Chas. L. Livingston, Edward Liv. ingston, Mordecai M. Noah. Thaddeus Phelps. Elijah F. Purdy, Hoger Skinner, Teter W. Spiece.Samuel Swartwout, Enoa T. Troop, Henry lilshoefTcr, Samuel Young, and their friends and political associates. By Wm. L. Mackenzie. The toila of law (what dark insidious men Have cumbrous addod, to perplex the truth, And lengthen simple justice into tradu) How glorious was the day that saw these broke . And every man within the rearh of right. Thompton't Seaions. Price 37jS cts. For sale at the bookstore of sepl. 1. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON MASTER masons' mpr.riM ih- M ASTER Masons' Diplomas beautifully engraven on parchment. The Craftsman, nnd Free Mason's fiHtde. pnntsininrr . delineation of tlie Rituals of Free Masonry, with the Emblems and explanations so arranged as greatly to facilitate in acquiring a knowledge of the rites and ceremonies of the several degrees, from Entered Apprentice to that ol Select muaier, ana tue uruor ol rriesuiood ; by Cornelius Moore i lvol. 1'Jmo. ' The Templar's Chart, or Hieroglyphic Monitor, contain ing all tho Emblems and Hieroglyphics explained in the valiant and magnanimous orders ol Knights ol'the Red Cross, Knights Templars, and Knights of Malta; designed andI duly arranged agreeably to the mode of work and lecturing; by Jeremy L. Cross. K.R.C., K.T., K.M., &c.;l vol. 12mo. Cross' Free Mason's Chart; 1 vol. I'Jmo. uavis'rree Alr.son'a Monitor; containing a delineation of the fundamental principles of Free Masonry, tfce.. ic.1 by Z. A. Davis i 1 vol. Kma. For sale at the bookstore of auglO. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. SUPPLEMENT TO WILCOX'S DIGEST OF THE OHIO HEPORTS. THE subscribers have in press, and will publish in few weeks, a Supplement to Wilcox s Digest of the Ohio Reports, containing a digest of the 13th, 14lh, lilli and loth, vols, of the Ohio Reports, which, in connection with his digest of the 12 preceding volumes, will form a full and complete digest of all the Ohio Reports from the first orgarriza-tion of the Court in Bank to the close of the term lor Ifrf7 '48. With a General index to the whole woik, and a com-plete list of all the names of cases, 4ic.,otc. By P. B Wilcox, Attorney at Law. To accommodate those members of the Bar who have the digest of the first volumes of the Reports, a utficient number of the supplement will bo bound uo bv itsell. juiyi. i. ii. vvruri.m. ol HUMi'imriUIN. GEN. TAYLOR'S OLD ROUGH AND REA DY SONGSTER. AVERY neat and excellent collection of Songs, well adapted for the coming campaign. ' When Washington and Jackson fled Folks thought our-race of heroes dead; But Irerilom to her soil still steady. Sent gallant Taylor, the " Rough and Ready." Hurrah, hurrah, Hurrah, hurrah, Both night and day with voices steady, Shout for our gallant " Rongh and Ready." Price Gl cts. For sale nt the bookstore of sepll. I. N. WHITING . HUNTINGTON. NEW HOOKS. EDWARD VERNON ; or Mv Cousin's Story. A pleasant tale for an idle hour ; 1 vol.; by E. V. Childs. A Whim and its consequences ; bv U P. R. Jamea i one of the most interesting novels that has emanated from the auinor s pen ; i vol. Story of the Peninsular War; by General Chas. William Vane, Marquess of Londonderry. G. C. B.,G. C. H. Complete in two parts. Just received snd fnr sale by aug!)0. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. MORFIT'SPI'LIEDliEMIsfRYl CHEMISTRY applied to the manufacture of snap and candles. A thorough exposition of the principles and practice of trade, in all their minutias, bnsed upon the most recent discoveries in science and improvements in arts, il-lustiated with one hundred and seventy engravings on wood. By t'ampbeli JInrrit, practical and analytical chemist. For sole at the bookstore of sap!). I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. DEBATE on Univeranlism, held in Cincinnati. O, from March 2fth to April 1st, I UIO, between the Rev, E. M. Pingree snd Rev. N L. Rice, in 1 vol. For sale at the bookstore of aug;ll. I. N. WHITING cV HUNTINGTON. , JOHN Q. ADAMS. EULOGY on the Life ana Character of John Qnincy Ad-sins, delivered before the citizens of Columbus. April 8, 11118. by A. F. Perry, Esq. Pamphlet, !H pages, 10 eta. For sale by jieplS. I. N. WHITING Ic HUNTINGTON. T"E, BTTLE OF BUEflA TISTA. rplIE battle ol Buena Vista, with the operations of the J. Army of Occupation." for one month ; with a map of the country near Buena Vista, and a nlan of tha htil : bv James Henry ( arleton, Captain in the first regiment of Dragoons; 1 vol. Hmo. mis aay received at the bookstore of augH. 1. N. WHIflNG tV HUNTINGTON. JAMES' NPIV iiiihl' GOWRIF.,or,ihe King's Plot; by G. P.K. James; price ia cents. Jane Eyre, an antihiooranriT. F.litt h. Cnmn R.II. Another new supply. Price iVcents. i n i enant ot w udlell Hall. By Acton Bell, author or Withering Heighths." 1 vol. im. The Swiss Fatmlv Unhinann th lint ui c:w:Ba New edition t vols. Ilimo. 1 his day received at the bookstore of ml- 1. N. W HITING at HUNI'INGTO!. FREDRIIi A nmTtflllwlIU unuu BROTHERS and S;sU-re, a tale of domestic life, bv r red-nka Bremer. Translated from the original unpublished msnoscripl, by Mary Howitt. Price 2j cts. ine uving rtocun, and other tales tor youth, by Joseph Alden. D. D.; 1 vol. ug5. 1, N. WHITINO &. HUNTINGTON. REV. alIiertarnes' new work. NOTES. Explanatory and Practical, oa the General Epis ties of Jsmes. Peler, John and Jusle. By Rev. Albert Bames; lvol. Just published. Complete sets of Barnes' Notes, for sale st the book -tore of aog5. 1. N. WHITING k. HUNTINGTON. THE TAYLOR ANECDOTE BOOK. THE Taylor Anecdote Book. Anecdotes of Zachary Taylor, snd the Mexicsn War. By Tom Owen, the bee-hunter. Together with a brief lile of Gen. Taylor, and bis letters. Illustrated with engravnga. Price 15 ete. Just received at the bookstore of ug21. L K. WHITING fc HUNTINGTON. 1