fultonhistory.comfultonhistory.com/newspapers 23/louisville ky daily journal/louisvill… ·...

Page 1

THE LOUISVILLE DAILY T

VOLUME XXX.

LOUISVILLE JOURNAL,*B;*T*X> i^T> FCBL' ‘T7TD 1*7

PRENTICE, HENDERSON, ^ OSBOHJils,

TH1HD 8TB1ST, BCTfc'X** JSTFKBSC* A»T» GUMS*.

ScBRr.RiPTfoK Pricf.a—

I

n Journal

*10? if mailed , $8 if P»id in“w

vitlnn three month.'*; Country Daily $5: Tri-Weekly *j;

Weekly *2; Evening Bulletin §8 a year or 1«M centa a

WcIob Pwo»i1n Advancs.—

W

eekly—1 copy $2; 10

opies or more *1 60 each.

Paper* sent by mail are payable in advance.Remittances by mail, in “registered” letters, at oar risk.

RATES OF ADVERTISING IN THE LOUISVILLEJOURNAL FOR REGULAR ADVERTISERS.

One square, changeable weekly, per annum J"Do. do 2 times per week, per annum wDo, do 8 times do do, 100 00

Each additional square, one-half the above pncso._

Advertisements published at intervals—*1 for first inse.-

on and 60 cents for each subsequent one.

Announcing candidates *1 per week for each n*“e -

Yearly advertisers pay quarterly; all others in advance.

Real estate and steamboat ad vortlsements, shenn# ana

•ommiasioners' sales, patent medicine, theatrical, cl reus or

similar ii.lverUsing, not published by the year.

Advertisements ior charitable institutions, £re eomgn-

nles, ward, and other public meetings, and such like, halt

PEditorial notices and communicatJons inserted in edito-

rial columns and intended to promote private Interests, jo

cents per line; these only Inserted at the discretion of the

^^communications will be Inserted unless accompanied

Steamboat^d'verti^iaJnU^SScentsfor flrstinsertion and

cents for each continuance; each change considered a

new advertisement. Standing advertisements for regular

packets for a season of not over six mouths, *12 for one

boat, and *6 for each additional boat.

,

Advertisements Inserted only In the Evening Bulletin

will be charged half the above prices; it Inserted In Daily

Journal aud continued, after flr-t insertion, in the Even-

ing Bulletin, one-fourth the above prices.

Advertisements kept on the Inside of the Journal are

charged an extra price.

ADTUTiauro Rate«-Iw Wkfklt Journal.— Eacbquart- (10 lines er less), first insertion $1 w»

Each continuance 60

Written notice must be given to take out and stop adertiseinents of yearly advertisers before the year expires,

thorwiee we shall charge till done.No contract of yearly advertisements will be dlscontin

aed without previous uotice to u*, nor will any charge be

made for less than one year at the yearly rates.

MEDICAL.

Dr. WALLACE’SRHEUMATIC DISCOVERY.

U K. WALLACE, ef Suspension Bridge, N. Y.. lias dis-

covered a positive, sure, aud speedy cure for Rheu-matism. Tiiffammatory or Chronic.

Inilamtonlory cates unable to raise a hand to theirhead.or be turned in bed without the aid of sheet* placed for

the purpose, have been cured by it lu a few day*.Fenton* of all age*, from the sufiering child to the

crippled old man, buve been restored to health by hruse.The remedy is prepared from a simple root, the medical

properMen of whf*h he discovered while residing iu thenorthern patt of Vermont, lu 1851.

It is used Internally, Is *afo and sure; ond for all thedifferent forms of Hhttuinatism, and .-ueh disease.* a* arise

from deranged secretion* if the system, but remedy Is a

specific: curing, as those who have used it nay, “like acharm.” It L* not unplea.-aut to take, aud does not interfere with diet or occupation.

It may be rclitd upon for tbe following difficulties:

Inflammatory Rheumatism and Gout;Inflammatory Swelling* 0/ the Joints ond Limbs,*

Chronic Rheumatism and Pains in the boots;Seuratair Rains; Crick in the back or neck;Partial Paralysis; .Spasmodic pains in the muscles

of the limbs, chest, or neck;Chronic Inflammation of the Bladder, often mistaken

Jor Gravel

;

Irritation, painfulness, heat, or difficulty in dis-charging the urine;Syphalilic Rheumatism; Secondary Syphalis;Diseased Kidneys; Dropsy and enlarged Testicle;Scrofulous dwelling* of' the Glands;Scurvy eruptions and humors ofthe Skin;Tumors and Ulcers;Removing inflammation and restoring the secretions

to a healthy condition.MOTHERS,

Please remember that this Discovery Is a sure preventiveof Broken Ifreasts It will, in a few hour*, aubuue all in-flammation, and (Often the most painfully distendedbreasts, so tha* thev may be easily drawn or their contentspreecd out. Try it Yon will fiud it safe and sure, audthat you are saved from grea tpain aud suffering by it*

use.Inquire for Dr. Wallaok'b Riikcmatic Discovery,

whose signature is on the outside wiappcr of each bott e.

Price $1. Orders addressed to

RAYMOND & TYLER, Louisville,Or Db. W. U. WALLACE,dec13 dlm&w4m Suspension Bridge, N. Y".

THE PREMATUREDecay of Youth.

JUST PUBLISHED BY DR. STONE,T>HYSICIAN to th? Troy Lung and Hygeinic Institute,

-*• a treaties ou the early Decay of Americau Youth; the

n ice of Self-Abuse and it* direful consequences; Seminal

Weakne** and other diseases of the Sexual Organs in both

male and female.

The above work ha* received tbe highest commendation

from several leading papers of the Union as one of the roost

able ever published on this subject of such vital Interest.

It is for gratuitous di».‘rib;ition, and it will be sent by mail

in a sealed envelope te any part of the country free ol

charge, on receipt of two stamps for postagp.

Fail not to send aud obtain this book.

A Word of Solemn ConscientiousAdvice to those who will Reflect.It is a solemn fact that 100,000 die annually in the Uni.

ed State* with consumption, marasmus, or premature de

cay. There cannot be an effect without an adequate

cause. In view of the awful destruction of human life

and health, by marasmus or premature exhaustion anddecay of nervous system—nervou* debility, caused

sexual diseases, such as the.vice of Self-abuse. Seminal

Weakness, S; eriiiatcrrlura, Gonorrhu-a, Gleet, Impo-tence, Leucorrhcna Virulent private diseases, both in male

and female, and Sterility', and organic diseases of the Kid-

neys, and in view of the deceptions which are practiced

upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases by quack*

an base pretenders, the Directors of the Troy Lung and

Hygeiuic Institute have instructed their attending physi-

cian to give medical advice, gratis, to all patients thus af-

flicted, male or ' female, who may apply by letter or per-

soually, with a description of their case, as to a true andreliable means of cure. Aud the Ius itution proposes to

treat the unfortunantc, and in cases of extreme poverty

aud suffering, for a sum that will only compensate the co.it

of medicines.

t3T YOUNG MEN suffering from these direful Ills, wit!

receive for $5 a bottle of Life Drops, or the IJfe Pills, and

a series of Health Rules aud perfect Chart of Cure, which

Mill be to them a true polar star through life.

TO FEMALES. — The Monthly Pills prepared by the

Institution, an infallible, never-failing remedy, will be

sent by mail to any part of tbe country, on the receipt of

«L with ample Instructions for use under all ciicutu

stances.

tW~ The moH reliable conscientious advice will at all

times be given by the physician of the Institution, both to

Male and Female, respecting diseases of the sexual organs

Medicines and treatment will be sent by mail or express to

applicants, to all parts of the couutry, and the Institution

will guarantee the success of treatment.

CTfThe attending physician will be found at the Insti-

tution for consultation, from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. of each

day. Sundays, in the forenoon.

Address DR. ANDREW STONE,Physician to the Troy Lung an llygeinle Institution, and

Physician for diseases of the Heart, Throat, and Lungs,!*> Fifth street Troy. oTd&wly

Kerosene Oil!TEE NEW YORK KEROSENE OIL CO.

(ESTABLISHED 1*64.)

ANNOUNCE that, haviug made groat improvements inthe manufacture of Kereseuc, tuey are now enabled

o oiler it to the Trade at

A REDUCED PRICE.The attention of consumers is respectfully called to the

submitted table, the result of a photonietrical examination,by Ed’p N. Kent, Esq., ol New York, Chemist, and datedFeb. 8, 1866;

Mateslal. LAMP.

Yo_

%

2.

<o

31 3 “

iB ^

I? o

2,» -v

Price

of

the

t

Gallon.

r.

l

O

§2,

rB

_C ?5r a 3*2zr 5

f:

KeroseneCainphcneWhale Oil....Lard Oil

Kere.-wne .13.6891 2.436 $1 00 $4 10

t;«m phene. .

.

- 5.625 i 1.299 63 4 85

Solar .., 1.892 1 00 12 re

.solar .. 1.640! 706 1 25 17 70'Solar . 2.026 850 2 25 26 47

Large Wick.

.

.1 663! 871 29 00

Reliable orders from the Trade, by Mall or Telegraph,lied, on application to

AUSTENS, Agenta,»:i Pearl Street, N. Y.

KEROSENE is also to be obtained at the Manufacturer*’Prices of all the New York Wholesale Druggists, Grocers,Campbene and Burning Fluid Manufacturers and Dealersin La tuts.

N. B. KEROSENE is the trade-mark of the KeroseneOil Company, and a I persons arv cautioned against usingthe said trade-u.ark for other oils. ocVi d3ro

LICORICE—18 cases Sanford Maw;20 do extra Spanish Mass;11 do Calab ia t»t>ck;

In store and for sale by C. H. WIRGMAN,o25 dtf 301 Main st , between Eighth uud Ninth.

LXJCIUS IT ART,4 and 6 Burling Slip, New York,

IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN

Block Tin, Bar Lead, NickelAntimony, Bar Tin, Babbitt MetalSpeiter, IngotCopper, Tinn’rs’Sclder,Pig Lead, Bismuth, SpelterSolder.

Also Manufacturer and Importer of

8n.YBR.PLATED and IIltlTANNIA WAKE.H*“The Trade supplied po the most favorable terms.

fi*t d3m

Copartnership.» ¥»w* . s. 8. MOODY,Late of Rawson, Cood, A Todd. Late of Gardner & Co.

MISCELLANEOUS.Marsh? ’’a Sale.

N. HamA Cb. 1 ^ty Mt f In Chancery.

Hancpc dr Casual ,

O \ ai*jfa decree of Louisville Charcery Court,

IS t •ASe'tln i**- abov' cause, the undersigned or one

of M «u .% etfTWTuar, January 11, 1960, aboat the hour

ofi* A.«* A. M. sell, at public auction, to the highest

bidder, kt the house o« copied by 8. G. Henry A Co., No.

f*t4 Main street, between Third and Fourth streets, Louis-

*****LOi OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-Carpets,Beds. Bedding. Bureaus, parlor F urniture, one Piano, oneBook Case, a lot of Books. Ac.Terms of Sale—Under *20, cash; *20 and over, on a

credit of 4 mouths., L

The pnrehaser will be required to give bond with ap-

proved security bearing interest from date until paidW. C. D. WHIPS M. L.C. C.JAS. O. BALEE, ( TYntiiitlesTIIOS. A. MORGAN, I

UerUtlea- .Jldtd

Lent, South, & Shipmaiagaiuot

W. R. Glover

Marshal's Sale.

In Chancery. No. 16,191.

BY virtue of a decree of the Louisville Chancery Court.rendered in the above caus*-, the undersigned, or one

of us, will, on Monday 9th of January, I860, about the

hour of 11 o'clock A. M., sell, at public auction, to the

highest bidder, at the Court-House door, in the City of

Louisville, on a credit of 4 month*,TWO-H0R8ES and ONE BUGGY.

The purcha-ter will be required to give bond with approv-

ed security, brariig iuteres* from date until paid.

W. C. 1). WHIPS, M. L. C. C.

_J4_dd ^SA° MOItOAV. i

Southern Saloon.

S. II. PANZER. Proprietor,CORNER OF COURT PLACE AND SIXTH STREET,

I.ouMville. Ky.

I^EG leave to inform my friend;* and the public gene.

rally that I ail* open on Monday, Nov. 21, at lOo'e'ock.

with a (tpleudid LUNCH and continue to set a good Lunchevery day at the above hour. 1 Miner i* served to cu t law-

yer*. merchant-*, aud others Regular Dinner from 1 to 3

o’clock. All other meals set at all hours.Tho e who want a I kinds of rare Bird.*, Game, Ac , wd

do well to call, at my Saloon will be conducted on the Newor.eanc* pt/le. Meals sent to offices and rooms when or-

dered. u-’i dtf 8. ii. panzer

Trunks & Traveling Bags,TniK FINEST NEW YORK AND FRENCH STYLES

of Trunks and Traveling Bags can be found at

o. phoal’s,ept-20 dtf 61 THI RD STREET

BOOK-KEEPING.

COMMERCIAL1

COLLEGE,roB

BOOK-KEEPING,PENMANSHIP, ANDMERCANTILE ARITHMETIC.

Southeast corner of Ki/tli and Jtfferson street.",

The attention of the public is respectAdlycalled to the fact that this College Is now firm-

ly eatmblishud ui*on a permaneui basis, aud it

'patious Cin depend upon its continuance.

The long experience of Mr, Myers as a practical Book-Keeper enables him to instruct students to keep Books in

precisely tl»9 saaic manner as thev are kept by the mostexperienced accountants 1 his, added to the advantageof nearly fifteen year*’ experience as a Teacher of Com-mercial Science, together with the fact that the course of

instruction in this College is almost identica'lv the sameas that taught by Mr. Bartlett, ol Cincinnati, Ohio, places

this College, in many respect, far above anv other in-titu-

lion of the kind in this city, and has proved to the princi-

pal that his prices are not exorbitant

the course of instructionwill embrace examples of accounts in business books of

every description, viz: Wholesale, Retail, Individual, partne- ship, Simple and Compound, Company Business; Com-mission, Exchange. Bunking, Manufacturing, Railroad,

and S eamboat Buoluess.

TIME.The full time required to complete a course of iustruc-

tiou in this College will be from lo to 14 weeks during the

day, or from 5 to 6 month* at night.

NOTIC .

Night Class will be open until 1st of July.

FenmansliipWill be taught according to the most approved methods.

MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC.Special attention will be paid to this Department. A com-plete collection of examples have been carelully selectedfioin tbe best authors on the sublecU-examples in Interest,Discount, Premium, Insurance, Loss, and Gain, Equat on.Simple and Compound Fellowehop, Exchange—both For-eign and Domestic, beside a number of problems aud ex-amples, which have been gathered fr m actual experience,ana which have never been published in any book.

T ERMS:For a thorough course of Double Entry Book-Keeping,Commercial Calculations, and Penmanship *:& Ou

Cost ot Book'* 6 0UPayable one half in advance.

Penmanship and Arithmetic, per month, by day— 5 00“ “ * 4 by night.... 3 50

Payable monthly in advance.

HOURS OF INSTRUCTION,From 9 to 12 o’clock a m.From 2 to 5 o’c'ock p. u.From T to 10 o'clock at night.

NOTICE.Old books written up, trial balauces and balance sheets

struck, sccounts averaged, books opened or cLsed, upontbe most reasonable t*nuf.For further particulars call upon at tbe Rooms, or ad-

dress by mail,d3l dim W. A. MYERS. Principal.

ESTABLISHED 176Q.

PETER EORIEEAR BP.

Swiff and Tobacco Manufacturer,16 & 18 CHAMBERS ST.

(Formerly 4‘2 Chatham Street, New York),

YITOULD call the especial attention of Grocers andv v Druggists to his removal, and also the articles of hi*

manufacture, viz:

HROWN SNUFF.Macaboy, Demivros,

Hue Rappco. Purw Virginia,Coa. *c Rappee, Nachltochi s,

American Gentleman. Copenhagen.

YELLOW SNUFF.Scotch, Fresh Scotch.

High Toa*t Scotch, Iri-h High Toast,Fresh Honey Dew Scotch, or Luudyfoot.

TOBACCO.SMOKING. E1XE CUT CUKWING. SMOKING.

No. 1, P. A. L.. or plain St. Jago,No. 2, Cavendish, or sweet, SpanL-h,Nos. 1&2 mix’d Sweet Sf'ented Oronoco, C*nlster.Kitefoot, Tin Foil Caveudixh, Ture Turkish.

A Circular of Prices will be eent on application.

N. B. Note tbe uew article of Fresh Scotch Sonff, whichwill befouuJ a superior at tide for dipping purposes.d29 dSrn

NOVELTY WORKSIRON AND BRASS FOUNDERY.

Steam Eugiues au Cit cular Saw-.Mills.

LOUlSVILtE.KY

Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE copartnership heretofore existing between EDW*DA. GARDNER and SaM’L S. MOODY, under the

tirm of GARDNER tk CO., i«* this day dissolved by mutualconsent.EDW’D A. GARDNER will continue tbe business at the

old xtand. No. 41* Main street, under the name c>f the oldfirm.Nov. 1, 1*50—tf GARDNER A CO.

"THE JONES LAMP,”MANUFACTURED in every variety and style, and sold

at greatly reduced prices by

TARBELL & WYMAN,37 Central atreet, Boaton.

Successors to E. F. Jones & Co.)N- B —The Jones Burner, recently improved, gives more

light and consumes less oil than any other “Kerosene" orCoal Oil Burner nmuufactured. o31 d3m

r |'HE undersigned have this dnv formed a copartnershipA under the style of COODde MOODY, for th« purpose

UIM IV \ vmU 1 ' unm.r.Kl ana cu.mM IhSION Bl hINESe, aud have taken the two stores re-eently occupied by DumesuU & Co., an Wall street, wherethey wid be pleased to see their frieuds.

l irm I1 W. COOD.not, i, lo&i*. djm g s moody.

GUNPOWDER.

IN METAL KEG 8,

^^ater- tight and Fire-proof,

We have in magazine a full supply of the above cele-brated brand of Powder, put np in pafcnf iron kegs, andfor sale at same price as wooden kegs by

A. V. DuPONT & CO.*y*N. B —For sale by all the Louisville merchants.

WE ARE MANUFACTURING STATIONARY ANDH Portable Steam Fnginea and Circular Saw-Mills ol

the latent and most approved styles. Brass Work of everydescription. Mill Gearing, Ashcraft’s Steam Gauges, Fa-ber’s Water (ranges, and Wrought Iron Pipe. SteamboatBiacksmithing in all it* branch*-*. Orders solicited.

HAWLEY, BILLINGS, Sc BALDWIN.Corner of Eighth and Water streets,

o29 dly Louisville, Ky.

Regular Line of Packet ShipsBETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND LOUISVILLE.

Katnblinlied lu 1835-THE undersigned have established a• Regular Line of PACKET SHIPS between

ST Liverpool and Louisville sail ng from I.iv-•terrvmi the Fir **t and Fifteenth of ev*ry

month, and they respectfully ask the patronag « of the im-porters of Louisville for their ships.

The ships will be of the first cla*s and commanded bymaster* exiieritnced in the trade, and particular attention

* id 10"

p . .. . . »railing of the ships, they will merit the patronage of the

will be palcargo. The subscriber* trust that by adopting a moderatescale of prices for freight, and insuring regularity in the

the Cft-eful stowage and haudling of theit b;

f prices for freight, andof the ships, they will met> of Louisville, who are

pers of their goods in Engl aud to

line of packets established by us.

importers of Louisville, who are invited to direct the ship-.... ....... .. ^ tgers of their goods in Englsud to give the preferenceje of packets established by us.

Fu l particulars will be given by Messrs. CAMM ACK &Fu l particulars will De given Dy Messrs. UA MM AC11CONVERSE, of New Orleans, our Agents at that place.

BOULT, ENGLISH, & BRANDON.Liverpool, August 1st. 1859. oct3 d6m

l*htnthing A* fiasfittiug.WILLIAM JAMES,

68 FIFTH ST., BETWEEN MAIN & MARKET,Practical Plumber and Gasfitter,

IS BREPARED to do Plumbing and Gasfitting in themost Improved stvle aud on the most reasonable terms.

Have constantly on hand a large town ttnent ot Gas Fix-tures, Bath Tubs. Wash Baaius, Water Closet* of everydiacriptton. Lilt and Force Pumps, fcheet Lead, Lead audIron Pipe, Ac., &c.Dwellings, stores, and factories fitted up with Water, Gas,and Steam in the best manner, and warranted to give satis-

faction.Every variety of Country Plumbing promptly attended

to. Old Fixtures Cleaned, Bronzed, and Kegiltcd at 68

Fifth street, between Main and MarketWILLIAM JAMES.

Refer to Wm. Preston Johnston, F>q. *11 » d3:u

HARDWARE.

MEDICAL.

D R. J. F. MILLER cures instantly and wltvoiit draw-ing blood. Corns. Bunions, and Warts. His office is

on Jefferson street, over the Crystal Ralace buildings,

where he may be found at all hours excepting when out onprofessional bns'Mss. Ladies wa ted on at their residences.

The Doctor will be glad to show the many testimonials to

his succors to parties who may favor him with a visit.

n« dtfls

HALL’SMEDICAL OFFICE,

No. 17 THIRD STREET. LOUISVILLE, KY.

I>R. HALL(Formerly of Philadelphia, late of Cincinnati),

MOST respectfully aunounce* that he can be confiden-tially consulted at his Mudical Office on ail DLeusea

of the Organ- of Generation. Twenty yea. s’ experienceenables him to perform the most astonishing cures in avery short time without tho use of mercuty or other poi-sons.Dr. H. has cured, wi hlu the last eleven months, two

hundred and fifty obteinate cases that had been treated byeuiinaut physicians of Cincinnati and Louisville withoutsuccess, and be has now under treatm ut seventy five pa-tients with the happiest prospect of a speedy recove. y.

Amoegthe Diee*s**s

successfully t*sated areScrofula, RheumatUin, Asthma,

Bronchial and Luug Diseases. Ulcers, Tu-mors. Fistula, Ague and Fever, and all Diseases

peculiar to Females ; l.ueorihea, Sunpresion of theMenses, Painful Meuntruatinn, Inflammation

aud Ulceration of the Ut ru* or theWomb, Prolapsii* Uteri, or Fall-

ing of the Womb,Ac.. Ac. •

AH Dlseas s of the Organs of Generation in both sexestreated in a careful, thorough, and Judicious manner,pointed out by long * xpejleoce aud invest gation.IF* 1 ow charges and quick cures. Recent cases cured in

from three to eight days. All syphilitic aud mercurialt tint* entirety rem* red from the system.YOUNG MEN afflict d with Seminal Weakuete should

applv to I>r. liall immediately, either in pciaon or Lv let-

ter, as. Uh ue\er fails to cure Bis remedies are perfectlysafe nud unknown to any other physician iu Die UnitedStales.

TO THE LADIES.— Special attention pud t*> Midwii'ery and all Difficult and Delicate Dis-ase- of Female*.Dr Hal. is role Agent iu the Urnted Mate* for the sale of

Hr R ATt CU’ a celebrated FRENVH PKRIODICALDROPS, which no femal.- should be without who i* trou-bled with obstructions or irregularit'es. These Drops arethe only safe and only positively certain restorative andpi even live known. Price *6 pe. bottle.

CAUTION.— Ttiei-e Drops riiou'd not be used bv lad lea

wheu iu a certain condit on. as they ate sure to reotore thoMei.ee* under any circumstances.Medicines sent to any address. Patients at a distance

should addroos I,. II ALL, M. 1>.,

No 76 Third street, Louisville. Ky.tV'All communications confidential. d!6 dly

tahrant^sI FFERVESCENT

This valuable and popular Medicine, prepared in con-formity with the analysis of the waters of tbe celebrat-ed Seltzer Springs, in Germany, in a most conve-

nient and portable form, has universally re-ceived the moet favorable recommenda-

tions of the Medical Profeeeion and aDiscerning Public, as the

MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLESallno Aperient

n use. and a* being entitled to special preference over themany Mineral Spring waters, Soidlltz Powders, and othersimilar article*, both from its compactness and greater ef-ficacy. It may be u?ed with tbe best effect in all

BILIOUS AND FEBRILE DISEASES, SICK HEAD-ACHE, LOSS OF APPETITE, INDIGESTION,AND ALL SIMILAR COM PLAINTS. PE-

CULIARLY INCIDENT TO THESPRING AND SUMMER SEiSONS.

It la particularly adapted to the want- of Travelers bySea and Land. Reeidentelo Hot Climate*. Pe:«oaso!Sedentary liabite. Invalids, and Couvalevcenta;Captain* of Vestel* and Planter* will fiud it avaluable addition to their Medicine Cheats.

With tho.-e who have ueed it. It has high favor and Is

deemed iudiaptm.-able.

IN A TORPID STATE OF THE LIVER—It render*great service in restoring healthy action.

IN GOUT AND RHEUMATISM-It gives the best sat-

isfaction, allaying all inflammatory symptom*, uud inmany cases effectually curing those afflicted.

ITS SUCCESS IN CASES OF GRAVEL. INDIGES-TION, HEARTBURN, AND C'v’STIVEN ESS—Proves it

to be a Modicine of the greatest utility.

ACIDITY OF THE STOMACH, AND THE DIS-TRESSING SICKNESS SO USUAL DURING PREG-NANCY"—Yield.- speedily, aud with marked success underts healthful influence.

IT AFFORDS THE GREATEST RELIEF TOTHOSE AFFLICTED WITH OR 8UBJECT TO THEPILES—ACTING gently on the bowels, neutralizing all

irritating secretions, and thereby removing all intiainma-tory tendencies.

IN FACT, IT IS INVALUABLE IN ALL CASESWHERE A GENTLE APERIENT OK PUR-

GATIVK IS REQUIRED.It Is in the form of a Powder, carefully put up in bot-

tles, to keep in any climate, and merely require* waterl>oured upon it to produce a delightful effervescent buver-

t«

Taken in the morning, it never interferes with the avo-vtiouF of the day, acting »

the dlgeetivo powers, exciting

$100 REWARD.C1SCAPED from the Kentucky Penitentiary, on Tiicf

l-J day morning, October 4, about half pant 9 o’clock,

WM. S. HAPPY, aged 2*iye*ia; painter by trade; 6 feet 6

aches high: weighs atout 140 pound*; complexion fair,

p ye* blue; hair dark small sexr under left nipple; scar onpit of stomach; small scar on forehead, above right tern-

pie; scar on inside left foot, under ankle; had on citizen's

clothing.It is *ut>po«ed that he will make fc Illinois, as he is

xnown te* nave a sister iu that State.The above reward will lx* paid ~>r the delivery of the

convict at the Penitentiary in Frankfort, or his confinemeut in any jail where I can get him.

J. W. SOUTH.oct5 dtf Keeper of the Kentucky Penitentiary.

October 10, 1869.

JAS. I. DAY,

SrV“IAL PABTNEK,

Late of

N. RLKANS

NOTICE.1) F. OUTHRIE is admitted a* a partner in our firm13. GUTHRIE, WHITE, A CO.

Louisville, Nov. 1, 1869.—dtf

VIRGINIA TOBACCO- .60 half boxes Cre-cent, choice bright lbs;

46 boxes Black Hawk’s sup do do;117 do otberfiue brands;

in store aud for sale byo35dtf

C. II. WIRGMAN,301 Main *t\ between Eighth and Ninth.

R IO COFEE— 100 bags prime Illo Coffee Just arrived bymallboat and for sale by

d29 COOD A MOODY.

BRUFF, BRO.,

AND

SEAVER,

44 Warren St.,

NEW YORK.

IN ORDER TO ENSURE PROMPT SHIPMENT. WEsolicit orders for tbe followiug goods os early as possi-

ble:

B. B. & 8. original Oval Eye Cast Steel COTTON HOE8.the most approved kind in market, which were iuventedand introduced by us.

R. P. BRUFF* 8 Cast Steel warranted AXES:K. P. BRUFF’8 superior quality CARPENTERSOOLS:B. B. A 8. extra fire Thread COTTON HOPE;B. B. A S. real White Oak Root UAMES;TRACE CHAINS, Ac , Ac.Complete catalogues sent by mail on application,

ol aim

GEOCEBIES.THOMAS S. HAYDON

WHOLESALE GROCERAKD

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT*No. 664 MAIN ST., BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD

LOUISVILLE, KY..AS in store and to arrive a large and well selectedof Groceries, which he wid sell at lowest marketa*b or to prompt paying customers ou short time

stockrates,con-

SUGAR—49 hhds fully fair to choice received per steam-er Pacific and for sale low by

d29 TYLER A MARTIN.

CANDY 8UGARS—ICO bbla A Philadelphia Soft Crushed;25 tierces Louisiana Granulated; for sale low by

TYLER A MARTIN.

NEW HAMS—309 received and for sale byd22 HIBBITT A SON.

P wi uiywnai, WU1CU no win eeil at low*for ca*h or to prompt paying customer? ouacting in part of

New Orleans Sugar and Molasses,Klo, Laguavra, and Java < offee:*;?•£. Powdered, aod Crushed ugar:Virginia. Missouri, and Kentucky Tobacco,carman, Pa.m. and FamJy Soane;Star and Mould Cuudles;

1 *

Imperial and Gunpowder Tea*;L0'M»n Yarns an«l Batting;Manilla, Cotton and Hemp Cordage;

Window Gla:*** Mackere*. 8. C. So.

Hnek^Tutw KK*pp^r

’ 8pi.

c<*- Nutmegs, Itedcorda

InWashboard*, and all other good#

kept in grocery housesusually

ol

/

I*

TiER

~rioo^bl8 boiled tweet Cider received and for rale7 07 W»J HIBBITT A SON

IMPORTANT FOR MAN.tT'URF OIL cures old Sores.

Turf Oil cures fresh Wounds.Turf Oil cures Scald Head.Turf Oil cures Tetter.

Turf Oil curce Sprains.

Turf OU eures Bruises.,

Turf OU cures Burn* and leaves no s

FOR BEASTS.Turf Oil cure* Saddle Gall.

Turf OU cures old Strains.

Turf OU cures Swelled Lege.

Turf OU cures Stiff Joints.

Turf OU cures Sweeney.

Turf OU cures Pollevil.

Turf Oil cure* Cracked HeeLTurf OU cures Wind Galt

For sale by WILSON PETF.R, A CO.,CARY A TALBOT,W. SPRINGER A BRO.,THO. t COUCH,geo. w. Hart.

and all Draggiet* and Country Merchants in the State.apl9 dly

catiou*-' of the day, acting gently on the system, restoringthe digestive powers, exciting a healthy a d vigorous toneof the tftomarh. and creating an elasticity of mind and flowof spirits which give zc*t to every enjoyment. It also eu-able* the invalid to enjoy many luxuries with impunity,from which he must otherwise be debarred, aud withoutwhich life i* irksome and distressing.Numerous text imonials from nrofessional and other gen-

tlemen of the highest standing throughout the country,and its steadily increa-iug popularity for a series of years,strongly guarantee its elhracy ami valuable character, audcoinmend it to the favorable uotice of an intelligent public.Prepared and sold. Wholesale and Retail, by

JOHN A. TARRANT A CO., Dbuuoibtb.No. 278 Greenwich at., cor. of Warren, N. Y.

je!3 d1y3tis

FOUND,A CERTAIN RKUEY FOR SPERMATOR-

RHEA or INVOLUNTARY" EMISSIONS. Stiff, rcra

from this disease, wheu satisfied that the nostrum* ot thequack* can never restore lost health and v gor, writ to

me—your friend— former sufferer, aud learn a more ex-cellent way. Address, with stamp enclosed, in perfectconfidence. Box 964, Dayton, Ohio. oi7 dAw3m*

DR. LA CROLX’SPRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE ON THEPHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE.

260 Pages and 180 Fine Plain and Colored Lithograph*,

gy PRICE ONLY’ TWENTY’-FIVE CENTS._*|arScnt free of postage to all parts of the Union.

ON the infirmities of youth andmaturity, dise oring the secret follies

of both sexes of all ages, causing de-bility, uervou*nete, depression ofspirit*, palpitation of the heart, sui-cidal imagination*, involuntaryblushing*, defective memory, iudi-gestiou. and lasritude. Ac., compris-ing 25o page*, aud illuriruted withupwards of one hundred and thirtyengraving*. It is a truthful adviserto the married and those contemplat-ing marriage, who entertain *ecretdoubts of their physical condit on,and who are conscious of having ha-zarded the health, happiness, and

privileges to which every humnn being l* entitled. WithConfession* of a Boarding School Miss, a college Student,and a Y'oung Married Lad/, full of romance and thrillinginterest.Young men who are troubled with weakness, generally

caused by a bad habit in you:h, the effects of which aredizziness, pain*, forgetfulness Mometime* a ringing iu theears, weak eye*, weakness of the back and lower extremi-ties, confosiou of ideas, loss of memory, with melancholy,may be cured by the author’s NEW PARIS AND LON-DON TREATMENT.We have, for the greater port of the post year, devoted

our time In VISITING THE EUROPEAN HOSPI-TALS, availing ourselves of the knowledge and researchesof the most skilled Physician* and Surgeous lu Europeand on the Continent—such men a* Cl VI A LE, LENOI RE,RICORD, BttECU ETEAU, ACTON, and CURLINGSof the French and English hospital*. Our tour extendedthrough France, Italy. Germany, Holland, England, Ire-land, Scotland, and Wales, viritiug ia our route the priu-c-pal Hospital* in Paris, London, Rome, Venice, Vienna,Dresden, Berlin, Ac., Ac. We have been amply repaid bythe additional kucw.edge we have acquired in the treat-ment of various diseases to w hich we have directed our at-tention. Those who place themselves under our care willnow have the full benefit of the many NEW AND EFFI-CIENT REMEDIES which we are enabled to introduceInto our practice, and the public may rest aiwured of the

“ Y, and attention being paidccesjfully distinguished us

heretofore, as a Physiciau in our PECULIAR departmentof profesMonal practice.Medicines with full directions sent to any part of the

United States or Canada*, by patients communicatingtheir symptoms by letter. Business correspondence strict-ly confidential.tFDr. L.’s Office Is still loca a* established, under

the name of DR. LA CROIX.auxXi dAwtf At No. 31 Moidez i*aue. Albany. N. V.

MRS. WINSLOW,experienced Nnr-e and Female Physician, preset

the attention of mothers her

SOOTHING SYRUPFor Children Teething,

which greatlv facilitates the process of teething by softeningthe gums, reducing ail Inflammation—will allay ALL PAINaud spasmodic action, and is

SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.Depend upon It, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,

and

J

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1860.

SALT RIVER DISTILLERIESAGENTS-

A. L. SflOTWEI.L & SOX,

LOUISTILLE, KY\

HENRY HART, ESQ.,

24 OLD SLIP, N. Y.

JAMES E, GREEKLEAFf

BOSTON, MASS.

AGENTSXE1LE, HARRIS, *C0<,

BALTIMORE, MD,

ۥ II. BECKWITH & CO.,

CHICAGO, ILL.

IT. T. COLEMAN & CO.,

! SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

rpHE BRAND HERE REPRESENTED WILL BE BURNED ON.THE HEAD OF EACH BARREL. POSItlvtly sold only to Jobbers aud the Whotenule Trade, orders sdiclted. Addre«a

018 fls&lylpS. T. SUIT, Proprietor.

LOUISVILLE KV.

W. H. STOKES(Sactessor to E. A W. U. Stokes),

IMPORTEE A..TST33 DEAXER XXsT

COACH & SADDLERY HARDWARE,Old-established Saddlery Warehouse,

NO. 435 MAIN STREET, RETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH,AM Jkcy--

IF*Merchants and Manufacturers would find It to their interest to examine my slock before making th^lr purchase*and orders (Tom a distance will be attended to as if made in person *3 deow&weowtf

BURDEN’S HORSE AND MULE SHOE.

No. 5.

CVOEBMIEVTMurmur.mm

Wfrifc’l* 1 lb. l‘J frs.

No. 4.

CITY PATTERN"

HIND.

Weight 1 lb. 15 oz.

No. 3.

CITY PATTERN"

HINDWeight lib. 11 ox.

No. 2.

CITY PATTERNHIND.

Weight l ib. T> < z.

No. C.

city PatternFORWARD.

Weight 2 lb. 10 oz.

'-v-G,No. 1.

CITY PATTERN ^HIND. ft

Weight 1 lb. C oz.

r---.- .

—

. --

GOVKKS MUSTV \TTKRs

FOR w AKD.Hdj.'i hot.

N«. 1

GOVERN MR.NTFATTF.RN*

FORWARD.hot’

No S.

GOVERN WENTpattern.

forward.WtigkMA.3,x.

m

No 4.

GOVERNMENTPATTERN.FORWARDB'.iyAf 1 11. 1 ..*

PLiXTATlON

PLANTATION

No S.

GOVERNMENTPATTERN

FOR W AUD.M 1 U>. It «*•

m

Manufactured at the Troy Irou and Nail Factory, Troy, N# Y.

NEW YORK OFFICE, ‘24 BROADWAY. W. F. BURDEN, Agent.may 6 dlaml2

“ Great Fuss and Feathers!"

OPERA AT HOME

FOR SALE OR RENT.For Sale.

At Memph’s, a fine large BUILDING admirablyconstructed and located tor tbe boarding of fami-lies. The prices of boa*ding here are such that, in

this building, a man adapted for the purpose cannet from eight to ten thousand dollar* a year. For lull

particular*, address Box 481 Memphis, Tenn.dl9dlm*

yjy (j1

(j}Flouring JfMill for Sole*

OLD MUSIC HOUSE,

109 Fourth st., bet, Market ajid Jefferson,

YU HERE It has been kept for sale ever since its first

Issue at about one-dalf tho price it has been fold

for at the “Seu> Music House," and, notwithstanding it

cannot be procured at any other place in the city," w#

have a full supply at either wholesale or retail, together

all sorts of valuable Musical Gifts for the Holidays.

Don't rush , as we have plentyfor all

!

RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.|

da dtf

We have put up and sold thl* article for over tenyears, a»d can say. in oonfiiikncz and tzctuof It, what we have never • been able to say of anyother medicine— NEVER ft HAS IT FAILED, IN ASINGLE INSTANCE.TO ^ EFFECT A CUKE whentimely u*ed. Never did ^ we know aq Instance of

I

dissatisfaction by any oue • who used it. on the oou-trary, all are delighted with it* operations, and !

speak in term* of highest ^ commendation of it* magi-cal effect* and medical vir- Z0S tuea. We spexk in thismatter ** what we do know," after ten years’

TRIPP & CRAGG.

Brady’s Publishing House.

NEW BOOKS JUST ISSUED.

experience, and pledge h ocb refutation kok theEVLKILLMKN1 OF WHAT C# U K UERK DECLARE. Inal-iuo?t every instance where ^ the iufar.t i» suffering frompain and exhaustion, relief w Ulbe found in fifteen ortwenty minutes after the Syr ip i* administered.Thi* valuable prei**ra- ^ tion is the preacripUon of

one of the most EXPEItl- ^ ENCEDand SKILLFULNURSES in New England, and has been used withMXVZK- FAILING SUCCESS V 1“

THOUSANDS O OF CASES.It not only relieves the ^ child from pain, but Invig-

orate* the stomach aud bowels, corrects acidity,and gives tone aud euergy ^ to tbe whole svstem. Itwill almost instantly re- *7® llevo

GRIPING IN THE ^ BOWELS, ANDWIND g COLIC,

and overcome convulsion#, ^ which, if not speedily rem-edled, end in death. We ,R the vest andBCBESTKN T KEY ANDse* from teetl—„. .. _ —say to ever/ mother who • ha* a child *uffcriDg fromany of tbe foregoiug com- m plaiuu—do not let revuFBEAUDSOES Nutt THE FEE- Hffi JL DICES OF OTUKE8 Stand

betweeu your euffenug child aud the relief tbat

wfll be SURE—yes, AU- . SOLUTELY SURE — to

follow tbe use of this med-cZ iciue, If timely used. Full

directions for using will ac- r® company e ae h b ol,t le.

None gentiine unless thA-tek fac simile of CURTIS APERKINS, New York, ou tbe outalde wrapper.

Bohl*5by°D r u g g l s t s^ throughout the world.

Prinolpol office No. 13 Cedar st, New Y'ork.

eprt7dAwly

C IGARS—10.000 Henry Clay;10,000 Piccolomini;

200,000 Germau, various qualities;

60,00(1 Havana Sixes;KCOt

OAl'rL0EM‘lNS. TORBITT.

THE ADVENTURESS, by George Augustus Sala. 60c.

ETHEL TREVOR; or, The Luke’s Victim, by G.tV.M.Reynolds. 80c.

AD\ LEIGH: or, The Love Test, by Pierce Egan. 60C.

JANE HORTON, by Jack Brace. 26c.

THE HAUNTED HOMESTEAD, by J M. Errym. 2oc.

FAST LIFE; or. Memoirs of the Marquis of Waterford.25c.

IT'Mailed, free of portoge, on receipt of price.

THE WELCOME GUEST, a first claps Family MonthlyNewspaper, issued at the low rate of Twenty-five Cents aYear. Send for a specimen.IF” Brady’s mammoth Cotalogue of all tbe beat books

rent free of postage.FREDERIC A. BRADY", Publisher,

24 Ann at.. New York.tr Agenta Wanted. d23 dfim

5i»PS

oar: ETS-nd in death. We believe It the uut audUEMEDY IN THE 2 WoDLI* lu all CSSeS of DYS-AND DIAEBUEA IN OIIILDEEN, whether it ari-

i te-ethiug. or f-om any other cause. We would

HOUSE AND STEAMBOAT FURNISHING GOODS.

MARSHALL DICKINSON,79 Fourth *1 , bet Main and Market.

OUR stock of Carpeting and House Furnishing Goodsis now complete, and we are now offering superior In-

ducements to purchaser# in all kinds ofCARPETS,CURTAINS.FLOOR OIL-CLOT1IS,LINEN GOODS.

and to fact every article nsualiy kept In a fli*t claw e?lab-Uehment.. Our facilities lor buying our go ds Is such thatwe can compote with any of the k astern boose* Give usa call. MARSHALL A DICKINSON.di9 79 Fourth *t., between Main and Market.

HUTTER—W. It. and Indiana roll and pocked Butter,warranted a choice article for tabic use, received daily

per express aud for rale low bydlfi N. S^GLORE & CO B

HERRI NG—20,hbls first quality pickled Herring just re-ceived ond lor *»le by

d28 GARDNER A CO.. 419 Mam st.

JAGGING AND ROPE1,1100 pieces l agging;

3,000 coll# Rope; for sale byTHO«. H. HUNT A CO.

N EW STYLE FRENCH LEATHER BAGS ANDVALISES, latest pattern*, furnished and plain: a!*o

a few elegant Ladies’ Ponches and Hags, plain and fur-nished; for sale atd20 A. D. MANSFIELD'S.

algued.it Springfield. Tcuu.d23 did

MOLASSES -67 bbl* prime Mola«ee« landing iwr E. U.Fairchild and for sale byaucuuu ivn'ir nrniAviv a on

dl7

lor wicAND’W BUCHANAN A CO.,

Corner Washington andSecond #ta.

Extra golden sirup-to km Baltimore, Brune A Son a;

20 bhla do, do;

25 Jido do, do;

I-aST-* & ^

LOUISVILLE JOURNAL.

TO VIQTOR HUGO.Sin: Your letter to tbe London S’ar has found its

way into tbe Amevicfa press, for which it wasdoubtless intended. If ardent enthusiasm couldwin justice from her strict course, vours might havehad some effect upon tbe destiny ofJohn Brown. Butall the elcquecce of ffeoius cannot (ake tbe black-ness from treason, or ^to^erimeon stain frem mur-der. It requires soipethii^ more than sn outbu-stof fine poetry to turn crime into patriotism—some-thing more than impetuous denunciations to checkthe solemn footsteps of justice.

Before this lime you will have learned that Vir-ginia has vindicated the majesty of her law?; andthat John Brown ard his unhappy confederateshave passed to a higher tribunal for judgmentYou will lsarn, alio, tbat out of nearly thirty mil-lions of people, spreading over a great continent,there is but a handful of men and women who havereceived tbe news of this execution with disap-proval. North and South, the great body of ourpeople acquiesce in tbe fate of John Brcwn as an inevitable necessity—a solemn oblige ion to the lawsLike you, vve may feel compassion for the man whowas brave even in his crimes; but he was a greatcriminal, and so perished. Qod have mercy uponhis sou>!

Tee itnpulrpt of bnmanity which prompted yourletter meet with sympathy from every true heart.But no outburst of compassion, no denunciationfrcin abroad, is likely to influence a people whohave learned to govern their piarions while theyprotect their rights.

VVb-r, iq th-j ardor cf your fancy, Washingtonstood before you—immoral with heavenly great-ness--your intellect should have gone a step farther,and informed itself more correctly regardirg tbeCenctitulion, to establish which be gave tbe bestv>ars of a g'orious life. You would have learnedthat each State of this Union is sovereign io itself

—

iq its laws and in its power to punish crimes com-mitted on its soil.

To establish the distinct sovereignty of theseStates acd link them io ooe beautiful confederation,concessions were made and obligations of forbear-ance were entered upon to which tbe sacred honoref our Revolutionary fathers was pledged—cot forbeimelves alone, but for their children and chil-dren’s children. These obligations make slaverywith us a forbidden subject.Washington himself was born in a slavebo-dirg

State—lived and died the master of slaves. Neitheron tbe battle field, the floor cf Congress, nor in thePref'.dentMl chair, did he suggest the possibility ofrevolt against the solemn compact made in theConstitution.Had treason, like that of old John Brown broken

ont in his time, be would undoubtedly have dosewbat James Buchanan is dcing now. Maintainingcis august position as tbe chief of a great confedoration, onr President respects tho right of a sovereign State, over whose infernal laws he has noauthority, and leaves to her courts the punishmentor pardon of the treason which broke out ou herterritory.

Washington could have done no more than this,crown him with tbe b rio of poetry as you will.

Virginia, a sovereign State, has maintained herauthority. John Brown is dead. Proven guilty oftreason, condemned for atrocious murders, he hasatoned for these crimes on the scafiold. It is im-possible for a man to stand upon the verge of eter-nity, into which he must be launched by a violentdeath, without filling every good heart with griefand compassion. But when ho is brave, when hispath cf blood has been lighted by the lurid torchof fanaticism or insanity, such minds as yours, af-fluent, earnest, and poetical, inay be expected toclothe his crimes in white garments, and forgettingthe murderer in the brave man, sing ptvans to thern-rtyr of a vivid imagination only.

I am of a eex and . f a nature to whom thesefeelings arc kindred. I cannot think of old JjbnBrown upon tbe scaffold without a shudder throughall my being. I cannot thick cf a man made intbe image of his God, Euiferinpr an ignominiousdeath without thrills of pain. But I fiod it impos-sible to fix my miad on tbe rcsffbld of this old mao.It goes back to bis victims at Harper’s Ferry—’.o

the women made widows by the outbrjsk of a aiagle morning—to tbe orphans, wto bad never wrong-ed him, so cruelly bereaved by bis crime. I seethe two sons who blindly followed bis lead fallmartyrs to his rebellious spirit.

I lock beyond all this, far away Into the beaut’-ful Souib, atd lostead of an old man on the gal-low?, I see thousands of ray country-women, gen-tle, good, and lovely, given up a prey to wild in-surrection— I see those murderous pikes, inacnfac-tured with t=uch cruri forethought, piercing tbeirbosoms— I hear the cries of children calliog for

picture strikes my compassion dumb, and I can onlycover my face and pray God lo have mercy on tbeold man's soul!

John Brown was tried, condemned, and executedas a traitor—a guard of American cltizscs stoodironed the scaffold, sad at heart, but sieady intheir devotion to tbe laws. The Legislature of a*reat Commonwealth sat, deliberately, af er his«antotce, ard proccunced it ju?t. The FederalUnion, in which thirty millions of souls throb, stcod•>y in soltmn silence while the treason of this manwas expiated.Out of all these thirty millions of intelligent,

educated men, who make their cwn laws atd abideby them, not die hundred thousand can bs foundto j .in with you in cotd^moirg the execution ofJohn Brows, while every good be r‘ among themmust sympathize ia tbe pity for his fate, whichmingles so elcquoctly with your denunciations.Some tho re may be—cay, certainly are—who

would add bitterness to your words, and wing themlike poisored arrows far and wide, if they had tbepower. But thane are tbe very men and womenwho instigated his crime, who urged him cn to re-volt, and shrunk away into safe places when thegloom of tii deeds settl'd around him—men audwomen who make money l»y r.coodi»ry books, rer-moos, and lecures, and, while they ircito crimeswhich coin gold for them elves, have no courage tomeet tho danger when it arises. But thou-andsacd tens of thousandj share your pi:y for the oldman—guilty acd mad as he was— while they putyour denunciations aside with calm forbearance,feeling bow little knowledge you possess on a aublject which agitates you so deeply.

But if tho great mass of my countrymen join ic

your pity for the unhappy man, it is rot becamethey condemn bis execution or sympatbiza with bisrevolt. Probably twenty-nine millions and ninehundred thousands of our people l;*ok upon execu-tion as a full and solemn atonement for crimes inwhich they have no sympathy. Our ccuntry is

cow divided into three politic il parties, none otwhich will indorse this rebellion oremdsmn thec>ur?e jaetic* has taken. When you call upon tbeFederal Union to interpose its authority againsttne liws of Virginia, then is not a ccbcol boythroughout the land—for to all such our Cons itution is a text hoik—who would not smih at youridea that the General Government has aoy right tointerfere with the legal acts of an independentCommonwealth, or that the majority of a singleState would interfere, if it bad the power.Ycur picture of John Brown’s trial is a painful

one. It must be a hard he*»r'- which does not swellwith corapaasdoa as it presents itself: “Upon awretched pallet, with six half gupiog wounds,rcaxcely conscious of surrounding sounds, bathingbis mattrass with blood, acd with the ghostlyoresetes of his two dead sols forever before him “

That jou place the unhappy man brfore the world,forgetting that thece ghastly wouedi are but tbeevidence of a more gnastlv crime—the fearful witnesses by which bis guilt was confirmed.

It is, ind.ei, a terrible picture you have drawn,but the streets of Harper’s Ferry bad one more ter-rible still. There innocent men, all unconscious ofdancer, were shot down like wild animals. Therewidows, newly bereaved, knelt mourning over theirdead, atd orphan children cried aloud for t"e pa-rents that John Brown had so ruthlessly murdered.This pic r ure you have forgotten to place side bysids with the other; but we who love our country-men have sympathy for tbe ioooceut as well es pityfor the guilty.

Y'ou complain that his trial was hurried, that thejury sat only forty minutos, ond that all the proceed-ings were indecorously urged forward; but werethey so swift as the rifle bulls that shot down un-armed men in the streets at Harper’s Ferry? Werethey so ruthless as John Brown’s midnight descentupon a sleeping village in Kansas, where husbandsand sons were dragged out of their beds, find shotdown within hearing of their wives and mothers?Is this the man whom you speak of as “pious, aus-tere, animated with the old puritan spirit, inspiredby the spirit of the Gospel”; while you call his com-panions “sacred martyrs”?

This, air,* I * tbe bhsphemv of a highly wroughtimagination—excu-e me for saying—nM origin ri

with you; for wilder and mare irreligious men thanI tiust you are have gone to greater lengths, andblasphemed more eloquently than this. Tney haveprone urcid John Brown’s gallows holier than thecross and held, up his rebellion as a rebuke to theunfinished mission of our Lord the Saviour.“At this moment,” you say, “America attracts

the attention of tbe whole world.”Not at this moment only, but ever since she be-

came a free nation this has been a truth. To all

the kingly governments of Europe she has alwaysbeen a contrast and an irritation—a subject forcriticism, and, whenever an opportunity for blamearose, of denunciation. It is not strange, then,that a rebellion in part fostered in Europe shouldcall forth bitter remarks there.

“Let the judges of Charlestown and the slave-holding jurors, and the whole population of Vir-ginia ponder on it well—they are watched—theyare not alone in the world.”

They have pondered on it well, and the execu-tion of John Brown has taken place.

If the whole American republic were responsiblefor his death, as you say it is, it would simply teresponsible for a most painful duty, solemnly per-formed; acd received with inourmog resignationeven by the most merciful, b. cause of its impera-tive necessity. Justice demanded tbe life of thisman, for he had taken human life—necessity de-manded it, for be was tbe spirit and soul of a trea-son that threatened the foundations of our national-ity—that would forever have been plotting more

TflE springsfield mills,TOGETHER WITU

About 20,000 bushels of Wheal, one-third of which

is a prime articla of White, are offered for sale.

THIS *ale is rendered nece-sary by a di^soltiUon of the

l •rtnerehjp under which .he Mill 1* owned, and It will

therefore be oflVred on exceedingly favorable term* 1 1 is

SSf the FINEST FLOURING MILLS IN TEN NFS-8EF located at the thriving town of Springfield, with a

popdatiou 0f i foo, and on the ra'Jroad from Na*hvUle to

Clark *riilc, 28 mile* from the former place, and i* sur-

rou&god by a splencid wheat-growing country.

The Mill Is entirely New,In fine condition, aud in *uccea#ful operation. The pur-cliatte can take the Wheat or not at hi# own option.

If not eoid privately, the above propel ty will be sold, tothe hi>he*t bidder, on the premise#,

ON THE I3TH OF JANUARY NEXT,on the following term*; One-third iu four mouth* and theremaioiuff two-tbirde in equal installment* in one aud twoyears, the whole drawing interest Ixoiu day of tale, anduotefl payable lo bank aud eudor*ed.

Bale positive without reserve.

For further Information, apply to or addr »*a tha under-• • ! ,J rT'“—

‘ JO. C. STARK,E. A. WILLIAMS.

shed so long as he lived on earth.

ty—

t

>Iood!

Y’ou call the execution of Brown a “brotterhoedof blood”—you say that “tbe fa.ces of our splen-did republic will be bound together by the runningnoose that bangs from the gibbet.”

If this were true—if any brotherhood of blood is

connected with this painful event—itereits neitherwith tbe ‘‘whole” American Republic nor with theState of Virginia; but its red track may be foundacross the foam of the Atlantic, linking ExeterHall with the sensa'bn pulpits on this side of theocean. The weight of John Brown’s blood lies withEngland and the confederates of England who haveby their teachings, their money and crafty sympa-thy led the old man on to death. Wbat but this

“band of blood” did the people of England expect

when they gathered penny contributions through^, ut

tha length and breadth of their land, in order to

urge this incendiary spirit Toward in Amtr Cd?

Pennv contributions, as if Liberty w c re a Tyrant

or a Pauper, to be intimidated or bribed by their

infamous copper.. A , .

What wasjthis contribution intended for? An

insult, or a fund for incendiary uses? If sent to the

United States for the purpose of inciting in8urrec

tion, or in any way opposing onr laws, then that

money has been the price of John Brown s blood,

and was tbe first strand of the barer that hung

from his gallows.

What oid tbe people of Scotland expect when

thev rent tbe American flig In twair, and hung it,

tattered and qoivtriog beneath the indignity, ov*r

the bead of an American woman, who smiled

beoigaly under the insult, and received alms after

it wa* offered? Ou’ of such acts and such insults

tbe baiter of Joan Brown was woven; to such in-

sidious eccooragerasDt the old man owes bis death.

Was there an English maa or woman living whosupposed that a great nation would allow tbe trea-

son thus instigated oo a foreign soil to ripen in her

bo-om, ond fail to punLb it with all the force of her

jubt law??It is tho people cf England, then, with a very

small party in tbe United States, who are united bythis “lotjd cf blood ” It reddens the vestmentsof our sensation ministers, not the ormi e of ourjudges. The sacramsctal tables of our political

churches are encrim .oned with it, and the pheesonce sacred are overshadowed by tbe old

man’s crime. In these places when you call JohnBrown “the champion of Christ,” it may be con-sidered meek and holy languagt; but the great

mass of oar American ceople will turn from such

impiety with a shudder. ••

Your letter closes with an appeal to our republic,

calling it the sister of the Trench republic. Howlittle you know of the great land you complimentand revile in the same breath. Liberty with us

subjects herself to the laws which she has inspired,

and ho who revolts against those laws sins against

her and the whole people whom she protects. Shesprang another Minerva from the minds of patriot

statesmen, modestly clad, serene, and beautiful;

she presides over our republic, and has so far pro-

tected it from anarchy or oppression.It is that our republic may have no sisterhood

with those of France that such insurrections as youdenominated sacred duty” are met with the wholeforce of our laws. Were they permitted to obtaina foothold in the land, our republic might indeedbecome sister to those of France, and perish a9 theydid.

Had the insurrection at Harper’s Ferry succeed-ed

, the tcenes of anarchy which left Frarce lyinglike an unnatural monster, satiated with the bloodof her own childrer, might have been repeatedhere. But we are not yet prepated to see inno-cent babes shot down in battalions, or fair girlscompelled todri. k blood fro hing fioin a yet warmhuman heart, in order to redeem their fathers fromtho hatchet. We ara cot prepared to eee our pas-tors slaughtered at tbe foot of tbeir own altars, orhear coarse songs thuodering through tfco solemnarches of cur temples. It is to save onr countryfrom coosaoguiui’y with republic* found- d cnatrocities like the: e, that onr laws crush rebollicnwhen i‘. first crests i self.

Rest, sir, upon your knees before tho star-span-gled banner. While our pulpits aro turned intopolitical forums, and their ministers preach rapineand bloodshed, the foot of eur flagstaff is, perhaps,tbe most sacred place for devotiou that we hate tooffer you. There, certainly, a pore spirit shouldinspire your prayere. Yes; kneel reverently, andplead that the great country protected by its foldsmay fling off tho prison so insidiously circulated inher bosom by foreign nations. The spirits of ourimmortal statesmen will be around you when thatprayer is uttered; and, if you aro in truth a patriot,one heavenly voico will whisper, in tones that mustbe changed if they do not penetrate to tbe depthsof your soul—“I know no Nurth, no South, noEast, no West; nothing but my country.”

Kneel, kneel, I beieecb you, sir, and let this patrio;ic sentiment be the burJen of your prayei!Mil ions of souls on this side of the Atlantic willswell tbe breath as it pisses your lips into a cloudof sacred incense, which the spirit of Washingtonand the mighty ones who have juiced him, shallwaft to the feet of Jehovah a d crow ho‘i*r fromthe work ANN S. STEPHENS.New York, Dec. 27, 1859.

GREAT

GREAT BARGAINS IN LUMBER,HPH E PennavIvaniR Lumber Company, about clewingA their Lumber-Yard* lu thi* c ty, otter at u lioiewle or

retail, AT BEDUORD rniccs. 1,500,0 0 feet ot choice rang,sawed White Pine L L M B E U, thoroughly seasoned.einb amiB a general variety of quality aud thickuc**, nUoWeaihi-rboaiding, Flooring, and Shelving, White p neshaved aud #awed SUiugie-, Poplar do Sash, ai d HemlockFencing aud Scantling. Thi* i* a rare oppo< tuutiy for m-veriou nt. Office corner C*ay aud Market street*Ja no d 1 y STEPHEN CHARI. 9.

MARK & DOWNS,471 IVXaiia st.

STAPLE DRY GOODS.

WE HAVE NOW IN STORE A LARGE STOCK OFv the be*» make* of—IRISH LINENS united to ladie*’ at d gentlemen’* wear;TABLE DAM ASKS 8-4, 9-4, and 10-4;NAPKINS and DOILIES, as-o.ted size* and price*:LINEN oUEETINGS. 8 4,9-4, lu-4. 11-4, and 12-4;

the

......... 1, ."I, IV-», ll-l, MUU ' - -1

,

DAMASK TOWELS, white, colored, and bordeied;HUCKABACK am CRASH TOWKLINGS, assorted;PILLOW LINENS and 8UIKTING COTTuNSol

bo*t makesCAMBRICS, plain and barred;F.N«iLI3II LoNG-C LOi II,

INDIA DIMITY, Ac.All ol which we will sell at the lowort price*.j«> MARK A DOWNS. 471 Main *tHITE db KMALL,

IXII'ORTffBS ANTI TUiALZBS IX

CARPETS AND DOUSE FHIMSDINfi.499 Main at., Louiaville, Ky. 499LARGE AND VERY SUPERIOR STOCKS

orCROSS LEY’ A SON’S CELEBRATED TAPESTRY,

BRUSSELS, AND VELVET CARPETS;ROYAL WILTON AND MEDALLION CARPETS:EVERY GRADE OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN IN-

GRAINS;LARGE SELECTION of SUPERIOR BED BLANKETS;HOTEL, STEAMBOAT. AND FAMILY BLANKETS,

all aizw, var> Ing from 8-4 to 16-4;

Ad early ca>l is eolicitcd.Prices unitors and a* low a* New Y'ork City.

HITE A SMALL’S. 4**9 Main street.

j 1* Three door* wi'.'-t of the Bank of Louisville.

At Reduced Prices.

STEREOSCOPE i and View*, just received by Express.A beautiful amortm. nt of rich colored Parlor Group*.

Laudreaper. Statuary. Flower*, Shell*, oeAt# » a fiue stock of Stereorcopes, new -tyBa, direct from

the London Stereoscopic Company. C'atl and select vourviews, at 625. [ian6] a. D. MANSFIELD.

|UST RECEIVED

—

An invoice of auperb Indies and Gents’ fine Frenchmanufactured Leather Traveling Bags and Satchel*, en-tire uew pattern*. For tale ati»n« A. D. MANSFIELD’S.

OPERA GLASSES—Ivory, Pearl, Velvet, Ac., at

j»’9l A. I). MANSFIELD’S.

H RIDALAND PARTY FANS—Pearl, Ivory, aud Gold Stick*. #pan?1ed, at

Jant> A. D. MANSFIELD’S.

C LOVER SPED— 67 bajr* Clover-Seed (to arrive perJetfeieouvilie Radroad) for sale by

AND’W BUCHANAN A CO.,j6 Corner Washington and Seeoud #t*.

K'l'GAR—200 hhds fair to prime Sugar in riore and for

to KHleby [16] AND’W BUCHANAN «c CO.

MOLASSES— 400 bbls prime Plantation Molastee instore and for sale by

AND’W BUCHANAN A CO.

R EPINED SUGAR—500 bbl* Cru*hed, Fowdered, andCandy Sugars iu utore and for ea'e bv

j6 AND’W BUCHANAN A CO.

C’OFFEE—• 600 bag* prime Rio;loo do do Java*76 do do i.agneyra; for sale by

j5 WAGGENER A LONG.

SODA—2*io kegs Lee’s Newcastle for sale byi6 WAGGENER & LONG.

C LOVER SEED—250 buriieis prime Clover Seed ju9t re-ceived on consignment and for oale low to close 'ot by

N. S. GIORE A CO..j5 No. 23 Fourth eL, between Main and river.

Copartnership Notice.

M R wi: LIAM M MORRIS is admitted a* a partnerin our house from this date, and the busim-a* will be

continued a# heretofore.Jan. 3, I860.—d kw J. S. MORRIS A SONS.

OHO CASES CONCENTRATED LYE for sale by4UU ja ddew -—mms~ I ~igrJ. S. MORRIS* SONS.

100 BBLS TU RPKNTINE, ?ood coo;*erage, for *ri® byjo d&w J. 8. MORRIS A SONffi_

1 IWWi BOXES FRENCH AND AMERICAN WIN-ljUUU DOW-GLASS, assorted *ize*. lor sale brJ3 d&w J. S. MORRIS A SON

£ CASKS SPERM OIL for aale by•J 13 d&w J. S. MORRIS A SONS.

i d&w00 1

j

nTS TANN ERS’ 01 L for Baleby

50 a

1 j4 d&w

J. S. MORRIS & SONS.

rn KEGS REFINED SALTPETER for rate byj 1 d&w J. 8. MORRIS & SONS.

CASES PRIME INDIGO for eale byEDWARD WILDER, 4(8 Main *t.

ft CASKS PRIME MADDER for fa'e by•J )4 d&w EDWARD WILDER. 448 Ma ri *t.

100 3%vBBLS COPPERAS for rate b?EDWARD WILDER, 448 Main it.

AM BBLS ALUM for sale byjl d&w EDWARD WILDER, 448 Main st.

fr CASKS BLUESTONF. for rate byj4 d&w EDWARD WILDER. 448 Main st.

1 lili BAG3 PEPPER for sa’e by1UU j4 d&w EDWARD W ILDER, 44S Main it.

•JZ BAG:l •> j4d&

BAGS ALLSPICE for rale byEDWARD WIl DER, 448 Ma*n ft.

PA BAGS RACE GINGER for sale byOU 14 d&w EDWARD WILDER, 448 Main

io CASES Nl’TMFG'* for -ale bvi4 d&w El >WARD W I LPER. 448 Main st.

500 KEGS BICABB. SODA for sale by14 d& v EDWARD WI I.DER, 418 Main it.

HIUKORY’-NUTS—15 bbl# lust rece ved and for rale byJOHN F HOWARD & CO.,

y. Main, between Third and Fourth sta.

NEW MUSIC HOUSE,474 JEFFERSON STREET 474

LOUISVILLE, KY.Mfc. __ Thankful to aiy friend* aud the mu-

sical public of I.oui#villo and vicinity

for tbe very generoua, unexpectedly libe-

ral iiipcort and er couragement they haveaccorded to me in my new enterprise. )

»- •» heg reave to wtate that lor the J ear Ju*t

commencing, it rball be my aim to atudy the tas e# of tin-

public and to supply th* in constantly with tiik hsht of ev.

ery tiling In tbe Musical line. I shall be weekly in receipt

of the beat new Music a# rapidly as published. /• iuouk the

many gem# lately received. I can cordially commend the

following a# especially excellent:

“Bonnie New Moon," by George Linlay. 25c.

“Alice Lyle,” by “ “ 25c.

AS THE“OPERA AT HOME”

Ia a standard work, and will continue to be popular so long

as Music shall have any votariea, I shall keep it constantly

on hand at to* pnbllshers’ price—Fmt Doll.vzb. Pleaae

call and examine my #tock.

WM. McCARKELL,NO. 474 JEFFERSON STREET,

J2 d&w l.ouiavHlf, Ky .

PROPOSALSYI7TI L be race** d until tbe 1st day of February for the

> f aale of f. om 75 to 3uu acres goo; FarmiprLAN 1) for

the House of Refuge. T. T- Prw t,

d , dtFeb! ,omcc *No- *• " ttU 8t

[Com ier aud Itemocrat copy J

WELLINGTON & ABBOTT,SUCCK680CB TO A. Sbignette & Co ,

No. 47 Water street, New York,IMPORTXBB OK

Brandies, Gins, IVinrs, Fruits, &c.,

Sole Aeenta in the United States for the following highlj

celebrated Brandies, Ac.:

COGNAC.JULES ROBIN A CO.KOCIICLL.C.

ALEX. SEIGNETTE; P. LEVEQUE; A. DEDUCE.FIXE OLD C II

A

31FAG ME.E. GEANTY; II. SUTTON.

II * *LLAND GIN.GRAPE LEAF; DEW DROP.

Wc have couetactly ou hand a large ntock of the variousgrade* of Port, Sherry, Madeira, Malaga, Claret, Cham-panic, and other Wines.Aleo Scotch and Iriwh Whiskeys, Jamaica and St. Croix

Rum*, White Wine Vinegar, Bordeax Pruue*, Olive Oil,Walnuts, Castile Soap. &c.N. B.—All for rale from

United States Bonded Warehouses,ENTITLED TO DEBENTURE.

jan3 d6m

DRIED rEACHES-lOObn-hela Dried Pcachea and 76buriieb Dried Apples in atore and for rale by

j5 N. S. GI.oRE & CO

BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—SOO #*cka freah BuckwheatFlour, warranted frerii ground and the b**t article iu

city, for rale low by 1)5] N S. GLORE & CO.

£HEESE-300 h« x. elected w. R. and E. D. Cheese

J5

just received aud for rale byN. S. GLORE & CO.

Received i

YANKEE Notion* for Februory. I*r!ce 15c.

Spalding’s Prepared Glue. Price 25c. per bottle with

brush. . _Yr< ntlceaua. or Wit and Humor in Paragraph*, by Geo.

D. Prentice. X'rice $1K. HADDEN'S P^ft5°,g£t.

Diaries for iwo :

Ladle*’ AlroeDae for I860;Gentlemen’# Dlariee lor i860;

Ladles’“ “

Micree* *.

Ladies’ Almnusc. blue and gold. ». •» vcai let and gold,

viiakiitM'art’ aud ills I* rie^'di**

CoatmijpoRtan A-t A^ciaUou;Toy Book*, colored and plain;

dreaffand mbscribe to the Cosmopolitan Art Aseoda-

S"** ,,0‘re *n,‘ hCLAMW?

,mi r wi'u»CLARKUS, Mozart Hall.

FLOORCurtain

C. IDXT

ETERWINED _tho above lloejD

Pin* to alt who willvery general and

j6j&b

JNO. Ai©3F

HAS NOW IN STORE’French Merinoea, a]

Plaid and printed IFrench Valours:Poplins and PoplimEtnbro dorie-;Ctutdmerea und SatlciIDHurd Vale and ShaTnbte Linens;Napkiusand Doiltea;I < iali Linen.-, & ,;

All of which arc offered at the lowest

tKtAH JNO. A.I» J*b P0

Cost for O

f ST,K K OF I.ADIE6’, MiSbEb’, AND... .

iULDRrN’s FANCY FURS In the urtKortmenwill be lotiod h

>

me ectxa large and tine Sable, Stone Mar-tin, und Canada Mink. Cali so n for bargains.

PRATHER A SMITH.J« J&u 4o5 mum st , between Fourth aud Fifth.

. A LARGE STOCK OK UAT8 and CAPSJam for men's, bo a’, and child* vu’d wear can b.

)u>J Very cheap of

,7?!, PKATIIER & SMITH.455 Main at.

PRENTiCEANA.A NOTHER large supply of thl# inimitable book. At.<* BROOKS’S P.'OL, OF QUALITY'. Third supply.2 vo.a. $2. d31 j&b F. A. CRUM P, 84 Fourth #t.

Fort-Polio Desks.A NOTHER surply of those beautiful aud convenientUM. KoMo De*k» at 84 Fourth street.Ml »&*> F. A. CRUMP.

Valuable Books for Ministers.SUITABLE FOR NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS.

THE Complete Works of John Calvin, 48 vote. $54 50.The Woiks of John Owen, 16 vote. $24.

Kitte’s C'vclouediaof Bib ical I iterature, 2 vols. $4 50Wall’# History of Intent Baptism. 4 vote. $14.OUhau-ou's Coraroentarteson the New Te*tataent. $12.Sprague’* Annate of the Amcr can Pulpit. 6 vole. $16 5o.I)r Breckinridge’ Tbeolojur. 2 vote. $4 50.The auc lent Church by Dr Kel on. *3.N'eander a i burch Hietory. 5 vote $14 60.Moshicu/* Ecclesiastical History. 3 vole. jj(6 50.The Complete Works of John Howe, 2 vote. "$7.Hi uric* in' * ChrtetUu A tiquitirr, 2 vote. *1 1.

Burkit’s Notre on the New Testament, 2 vote. 65.Life and Kptetle* of bt Paul. 2 vole. $»;,Sir Wm. llairllton’s Metaphysics $3.Pool*# AnnotaMoce on tbe B'bble. 3 vote. %12.Kitts’* Daily Bible llluatrat on#, 8 vote. $8.Alexaudei'd Work#, 6 vote; jfcl 25 per vol. $7 60.

With a large nuinber of other theologlral books and other

A. DAVIDSON,Third street, near Market.

handsomely bound Looks.For rale bydiiO j&b

SPLEIVDIO IIOLIUAV GIFTS.

IFatches, Jewelry, and Silver Ware.

U. FLETCHER O. T. HENNBTT.

FLETCHER & BENNETT,4(13 JIttin street, between Fourth uud Fifth,

Have now on hand the largest andb>.-t assortment of GOLD at.d bIL-

(U^ J VHR WATi 1 1 1 S. FIN «•; J EWEL-dEatifr KY", and SI I.VER Wa RE ever offeredfor sale iu this city. Their #to :k ha* been bought ver.» to<

for cash, and selected In person direct from the manufac-lurer* and imnortcis, and te ot the beet quality and mostfadiioriab'e styles. Heine determ ued to *e.l at extreoielylow PRICES for cash, purchasern will find it to their advanUse to call and exam me our stock before purchasing. Arich assortment, to which we are couria.tl' > ddrng every-thing uew and fashionable, will always be found to selectfrom, viz:

Gold Lever Watches; Goid and Sliver Spectacles;Silver i.ever Watches; Gold Pena;Gold Glia 1 d Chaiue; Silver Fo. Ice;

Gold Vest Chain#; Sliver S|toons;Go»d Fob •. hain# and Sea’s; Silver Tea Bets;Fine Gold, Coral, & Cameo Si ver Pitchere;

P»ns sliver ttohieta and Cups;OlatLoml and Op’vl Ring*; Silver Butter Coolers;Diamond pins & Ear-Rings; Gold Thimbles;Gold pencil*, Opera Gl»#«e*, &c.Gold Lockets;

FLETCHER & BENNETT.dl7 d&w&b 463 Main st., between Fourth and Fifth.

LAST WEEKGREATLY REDUCED PRICES

DRESS GOODSMARTIN & FENTON’S,96 Fourtb. st.

Meriiioes, PeLaines, Shawls, Cloaks,

Foulards, Silks, Embroideries;

ROBES IN DELAINE & SILKATT A. «aacj:i«jcjb,jco»:*

TRAVELING GOODS, CHINTZ, &C., &CCall atd31 j&b&weow

MARTIN & PBNTON’S,f6 Fourth street.

A New Song.

Uf F. have just received from our I ’re?# a beautiful newSong with chorus, entitle i “Harry, the Beau of Mo-

t-awk Vale," » reply to Bonnie Kloiae. Composed by Will8. Hays and arranged for the PUuo by Frank A. Cherri.r.Price 25 cent*. I>. P. FAULDSA t.’O.,

decSU j&b 539 Main ft., opposite itank of Kentucky.

TOYS,DOLLS, & GAMES

OF EVERY KIND,OE8IDES a good many useful aud beautiful articles

l> #u"able tor thrlaUoss preaenta, all of which we sell aelow a# the lowest.

d20 j&b J- SUE3, No. 00 Fourth st

Ntw Imporiations «f Fiue Jewelry.

IXHOME MANUFACTURES.OUR MR. VOGT HAS JUST Re-

turned from tho East with a very largo

and beautiful assortment of Watcheo,

i ,

chain#. Ac , wh ch, in addition to the fine

•lry manufactured by ounwivce, tender our etock

equal to auy in the cit .

The addition# from the Ea#t are direct from the manufactorer*, and cornpr #e •• ly such ariiclee a* we do not produce at our own e#tabltehinen(. We sell

AS CHEAP AS EASTERN HOUSES,and would be glad to have all call—especially the ladies—who desire to exau iue or purchase fiue Goods.

tarWHOLESALE AND RETAIL..**VOGT & KLINK,

•29 l&b No. 72 Third street, near Market

NEW ARRIVAL

ST. CHARLES RESTAURANT.FIFTH ST., BETWEEN MAIN AND MARKET.

CJHE: L OYSTERS, BOTH OF SHREWSBURY AND^ prince’# Ba) ,ju«t received bv Kxprera—only 4t hour#

out of the water. Also, a lot of SOFT-SHELL CRABS.fjrVonteon. Grouse, Qitai s, plover*, B'ue-wlng Duck*.

Jack Snipe. Pheasant*, and Y’oung Squirrels, with ail other

luxuries of the season: all of which I am prepared to serve

up in mv Restaurant in un*u passiti e style.

*29 j&b C. C. RUEFER, Proprietor.

N. It I wPl be in daily receipt of the above-mentioned,and a'*o some fine u» ster# in the can exnreraly put ftp for

me, w»th which Parties, Hotels, aud Families cau be sup-

plied at the shortest notice

tsr Double Diamond English Ale on draught.C C. R.

WALKER’S EXCHANGE.

JSkSHELL OYSTERS! SHELL OYSTERS!

FRESH VENISON,AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF GAME, FISH, &c

F**'"Families by leaving their order# will be supplied

with evcrytlnm; iu our Hue in t*»e shortest notice.

JOHN CaWEIN & CO.,d22 &b Third st , between Main a rid Market.

~~~A MUSICAL MERCHANDISE in greatvariety, comprising Guitars. Violins, At-c rdeon#. Clarionet*, Flageolets, Fife#,

Ol I hi... 1.- la. lint in. utwl i* at

]Drum*, Flutes, Bat jo* aud eveiy article

known to the trade.D. I*. FAULD8 & CO.,

639 Maiu street, bet. Second & ThirddecCOJ&b*weow

JEWELRY STOREscuts.

nd price#; K Jul riyle#;nprteiiy

For C liri^tmns Presents.

ikWATCHES of variou* atyieaand price#;*

JEWELRY or new and beautiSILVER-WARE, some made

for prea-nts;PLATS D-WaRE, very useful articles of It.

Call and see onr s^ock when you are out lookit g for

pretty and useful article 3 for prevent*.

JAS 1. LEMON A CO.,d!9 j&b Ma :n *t.. between Seeoud aud Third.

PETERS, CRAGG, & CO.,PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS.

Having increased our facilities, wo areinow enabled to turn ont from ten to twelv#Pianos per we-»k. We wou*d respectfully

.. intonn our wholesale and retail purchaser,that we hope for the future to be able to supply the inoreased demand for cur instrument*.A# regard# tbe merit# of our pianos we would respectful!}

refer to the fact, for the Iasi five years wr. iiavk ukckivbitijk nioiiKST AWARpe when placed in competition with tin

Premium IHanos of Few York and Boston.1 7T Fioishiug and Piano Warerootu* corner of Main an<?

Sixth street*.

prFactory corner of Fourteenth and Main streets.

jail 14 b&itf PETERS. CRAGG. A CO.

RAGGED HOMES, and How to Mend Them. 3U3 pages12mo , muslin. 60 cts.

Jesus a# a Child and Among Children. 16roo. Illne-trated. 40 cts.

bickncs*-: Uh Trials and Blessings. 490 paces. 12mo. $1.Hymn# fgrtbe Sick Room. 130 page#. 12mo. 40 cts.

WM. IL BULKLEY,d28j&b Depoaitory 103 Fouith st.

Piano-Fortes at Low Prices.

I i

A SPLENDI D stock of firct-class Instm-BKCTZN^B mi'r.ln at pric*# defying torn petit ion. Cali

nVls 'nfland soe them at

J J lit J U D. P. FAULDS & CO.’S,dec90 j&b&wecw 63y Main street.

Robb's Coal Repot.tWPRINCIPAL OFFICE—YVest sic* of Tliird street

a few doors sooth of Market. hl<lw-» DgyBRANCH OFFICES- Bouth *dsJackson and Hancock and * ulton between *lo>

ivtSbi rc. nod '•<'Peni««HS t'OAL

ttzsssr — '"ir'‘o,°" **

•towed on me is rcep«etfuily aolici-

jOSKpH noBB.08 b&1

T’O THE LADIES.HAVE now In *torea large variety of FANCY GOODSwhich I will sell low

.

REAL LACE SF.T8;*nS do COLLARS;

1)0 do HANDKERCHIEFS;JACONET AND DIMITY BREAKFAST SETS;VALFNCIENNE LACES;THREAD do;

FANS, GLOVES, LACE MITS, &<•

N. V. GERHART116 FOURTH STREET,

Opposite Mozart Uall.

POMEROY!SYRACIJSE1COAL!— T Tilt BEST (.

prices, for sale by

f. G.HZMZT

8. O. Hema uctioneersand comm res „xTL Corner Main and WallatreeU. L< ak^^Cash advanceaaadcon goods ccai

amoun t.

gaf’Weareat all timesrrady to attend IEilat s Murithal’s or Coobteble's Sales. lidure.&c., on termssatisfactory to sellers.

HKMb

M. O. IlilMSEY,Main Street.

1INVITE attention to ray stork )f nrv and ttatUfcGOc»DS.JEWELRY.Rich and elegant designs of Coral, pearl. Garnet, Etrc*

can. I.ava, and other s:yles. in vailety.and at prices loplease every taste

WATCHE-3.English, Saif*, and Amcricar in Gold or Stiver Casts,

‘e?<rable in quality and at prices that caucot fall toms Itbe wants of all.

CLOCKS.Constantly ou bacd the largest a.«6ortment In the city

TFINE SPECTACLES.

In tins oeparuuentl i.ave a LARGE VARIETY, and 1am determined to merit a rontinuation of tbe iiboral patrecage tliat 1 have received for years past. Remember—•atisfactiou Is warranted in every case.J. R. ESTERLE has cltarge ot the Watch-Making Daartmenl

MASONIC JEWELS AND REGALIA ford fferent degrees may bo liad at tlie Watch and•Jewo'rv store of WM KkNDRI* K,

71 Third st,, between Mam and Ma ket,o!7 j&b>w

MEW GOOIkS AT GREAT BARGAIMS!AT TOECtieap Lace Store,

.90 F O O R r H STREET.IAM in receipt of another lot of new L.ic« Set*. Cottars,8 ewes, fancy Faus, i^paion be tlus &c , which 1 will

sell at very low pi lets.

CHARLES F. RAUCH FU8*,d24 j&b 99 ou t h street

CHRISTMAS PRJESJbTnTH.Furs at Reduced PriCfS f^r 30 Rays*JMMIBIt As our stock te much too large for the season,

(^Sbvp will .e'l our FUb8 at redwed i rici-# or .;u

day's, which wil enib'e everybody so deposed

kind for ladles

d23 j&b Hto make hoi day gitta of ih« n.osi appropriate

nd mines. A. CKAIG.Corner of Fonrth and Main #tr»*H#.

A new supply of si one martin and sabl Muffe. just received by

d 23 j&b] A. CRAIG.

Another supply of children’s furs justreceived and will be sold very cheap by

d 23 j&o A. CRAIG. *

\ FEW MORE SETS CANADA S\BI E -JUST RE-ceived and for sale lower tuan they h«vo been for

year*. d23j&b A. cPAIG.

6 SETS HUDSON’S BAY 'ABLE JUST RECEIVEDon commtesion, wbich, if not so d iu « few da s, will

be retnrnrd to New Yortt. Cau be had at great barga.u#.d23 j&b A. A KA1G.

.) ERMINE CAPES AND 2 HALF CAPES FOR OPE-st ra Seta just received byd23 j&b A. CRAIG.

A NEW STYLE OF DRESS HATS JUST IN-t reduced by A. C1LV1G promise# to i ave “quite a

tekV ruu." d23j&b

EVERYTHING NEW IN THE SOFT HATaaud Cloth and Velvet Cap way are to be bad of

f d_3 j&b A. CRAIG.

BUTTER-5 Mbb's frt*sh roll But’e’;

10 boxe* do do do;6 tubs do packed Co;

Just received and for rate byJ6 JNO. F. HOWARD A CO.

Pepper and spicf.—40b?g#fors*tebvj5 WAGGENER & LONflE^

^UGAR—200 hhds fair to sU icily prime for rale byO j5 WAGGENER A LuNO.

f^JOLASSES-2oo bb»# prime;ISO Xdo do; for rale by

WAGGENER & LONG.

REFINED SUGAR-76 bbls O. C'ushed for rale byJ6 WAGGENER A LONG.

UfOODBN WAKE-* * 20*) dozeu aborted Bucket*;

75 nret* Tubs;68 dozen Wasb-Boatds; for rale by

j2 G EO. S MOORE A CO._WHITE LEAD~»iO kegi pure Monongahela on aou.

signment and lor rale byj2 GEO S MOORE A CO.

S UGAR-20 hhd* prime N. O. Sugar;60 bbls Powdered aud crushed Sugar;15 bbls Loaf do;

In store and for sale byMARSHALL IIALPF.RT A CO.,

j2 628 Main street.

COFFEE—100 bags pi Ime R’o in store and for sale byj2 MARSHALL HALBERT & CO.

N AlLS—bOO kegs Nails, assorted sizra, in store and foraale by [J2] MARSHALL HAlBERT & CO.

TWINE—ICO bale* extra Twine for rale by18 THo. H. HUNT A CO.

]\JORTH ALABAMA CuTTON— '2 bales Cotton for noloby rj3] THOS H. HUNT & CO.

WOOL—WOOL—WOOL

—

v v 10,000 Ihsak-nn-re’ Wool;G.oOO lb# fleece do;

100,000 lbs Santa Fe do;5.0 0 Ib# Mexican do;

In store and for rale byJ3 THOS. H. HUNT & CO.

RIO COFFEE—714 bags received by Jeffersonville Railioread and for sale by

RAWSON TODD, A CO.

\10LASSKS—50 bbls prime new Molaraes in store andJlJ2

for tale byMARSHALL HALRFBT A CO.

M 4CKEREL AND CODFISH-26 bbla >o. 2 Mackerel60 Mdo No. 2 do;75 bbte No. 3 large Mackerel;6o bbla No 3 medium do;76 Mdo No 3 larg* do;

fOU kii* No. 1 do;290 kits No. 2 do;75 kits No 3 large do;2 • drum# lar-e Codfish;.0 H do do do.

In store aud landiug Lorn steamer Enn :cc: for sale byJ4 KaW SON, TODD. A CO.

ICE—86 tierces prime new in sre e and for sale byJ4 RAWSON, TO I >P, & CO.K

Y17IIITE BEANS—10 bb’s White Navy Beane In store* » aud for rale by14 W & H. BURK1I ARDT. 417 Market st.

D RIED PEACHES—50 busliels Dried P 8Cltos;DO APPLE— 5'i do do Apple*;

in store and for **><• byjl

for sub* byW. A H. nURKHARDT. 4i7Ma*kntst.

BUCKWHEAT- - 50 bare Penu*y)vauia B ckwheat;l.tiuo Buckwheat Bags (12 aud .6<b);

Received and for sale byj4 W. A U. BURKHARDT, 417 M rketst

RANBERRIIJS—10 boxes Cranberries in store and for> i

' *

sale byW. & n BURKHARDT. 417 Market st.

NAILS—100 keg# Nails, a* orred sizes, or rale bvJ4 W A ii. BURKHARDT. 417 Marketed

tj^AMI • Y HBi

Flour fo sale 3;

FLOUR— Extra end Doub!e Extra Family"e 3yW. & II. BURKHARDT. 417 Market st.

C RAB CIDER—10 bbls in store and for rate byj< W A H. Bl KK; ARDT. 417 Market at.

^UG\R—59 lihds fully fa*r and prime Sugar landingfrom Baltic and lor salo by

j t _ COOP A MOODY

R EFINED SUGARS—60 We Crushed Slid i owdered(dr- le A) New Y'ork Kefiu d Sura-i* 'auarec f o - Eu-

reka aud for talc by [j: ] COOD M ODY.^

^UGAR—>6 hbd# fair to pr me Sugar andmg per#t-am-boat ualtic aud for ra e by

AN O’ vV BUCHANAN A CO.,J3 turner Washington and Second sta.

Parables of Our Lord.The most beautiful edition ever published, elegantly Illus-

trated.

BECK’S MEDICAL JCRISPRDDEKCE.

An entirely new edition of this valuable Just from

the press.

For sale by

d30MAXWELL & CO.

m t n si ijar irfi hhfl# landing from st-.-auiers Peyto*

IS . ua and Jtenny Buhitt an;for rate by^

d30 RAWSON, » ODD, & CO.

'J00 °do do do Kent nrkr&Miseodrl; for rale hyj-u CASTlIMan A TwKXUTT.

SUGAR— 104 bhdii good fa<r to cko ce lauding frocpft.-aui' r« Raine, Wa d, and Fort Wayne and for rale

by jd29] BAWPoN, TODD, A Ctk

UGAR- 25 hhds fully fair N O. Sugar landing from1

I- anny Bullitt aud 1 e> tooa anJ for .ale byd 31 COOD A MOODY .

SHIRIS—SHIRTS—SH RTSJUST receivd a *arge and elegant assortment of Linen

and Mnalin Shirts from the cetebcattd t-olden HUlShiit Factory. (»• ntlemeu In search of neat ani etegar.t-

ly fittinc Shirts w. II find a large vario y o« p^tieras to se-

lect from at 5rt>, corner of Main and Tclrd rt roe's.

d31 A. D. MANSI IELP.

OFTHfc BEST QUALITY AND AT THE LOWEST' ' *

may 4 J&btf

CRITTENDEN & GANTT,West aide of Third street.

Between Main and Market.

W. B. BELKNAP. M. L.TELKNAP-

W. Bs BELKNAP ^ ro.

IRON AND NAIL MERCHANTS,aor>’TS ro*

FAIRBANKS’ SCALESHOUSE AND 6U

/J8*AND XUUN

LVS STEEL PLC " S,

Tw AVI.* In hat* for ra»e Tin *»•*. Bl ckT n, Z’oo. IMg

Arao punoliea.I

ruK MiPKrIor Bataria A« '«st received and for taleCASK surtvrlor bCUROEDEK & SON..Jf 28 Wall stre* t.a Jl — n —

-

CTRAW'-CUTTERB-rt Straw-Cutters, Sanford’s pat-

~ tern, for i*

—

a?UtIAR-IIOUSE MOLASSES - 50 kb’s Surar-Houia

MoU^c* landing per rteaiuor Faunv Bui ltt and tor

salo by iUO] ANDREW BUCIlAftAN A CO.