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LOUISVILLE

D

Y

COURIER.

VOLUME 29.

LOUWVILLE. KENTUCKY: 8A1T UDAY MOKMNG, AUGUST 20, 1869.

NUMJIEK

aTEAML'OATS.

c.n. nAIL LINK FOK TIIK HAST

TUEtplccdldiiuseofreriu-ftm-

t Jacob btraUcr and Ta'.- |

JBSJtilbtO'apb No.S vUIUaTc for dCHB CIK( IISNATI KVEU noUNlNU fttlt }e!i.rk, aMrh cnaarc ttanak'.ngof the (o*ttlok jraiogo' anecUoDii by Eallruadfrom OlnclnnKtlM th* MorU: aiivl Kaof- oflice-head of its Wilmot proviao, Miaaouri-re- atrictioD, Daj-Abolition editor, has published to all tbe world and the rest of mankind the

The Vote of Kentucky. ^The Ciccinnati Enquirer, to save ihe potf-

We have received, oflicially and otherwige, the oflice-head of its Wilmot proviao, Miaaouri-re-

vote of 104 oouiilies in the State, which sum up striction, Day-Abolition editor, has published to

as follows for Governor and Lieut. Governor. all tbe world and the rest of mankind the

r!EKor Aatest TelegrnpU Dlspntcbcs, The vote of McLean county is included only in passage ofthe controlling interest of Earan to River and wteamboat New's, Cummer* part, as it is the new county, several precincts another. Whether Faran sold out absolutely

clal Tfattera, etc., see Foarth Pane. of which were counted with Muhlenburg and or pretendedly, outsiders are not supposed

Daviess: to know, and, indeed, need not care.

For Heriah Magollin, for Governor 77,Sr.4 for the act is the same in political terpi-

SELIGI0T7S NOTICES.

passage ofthe controlling interest of Earan to .x .w ir *. . i u

* . 1 .. * w 1 . . gust 21st,) at half-past ten o clock

another. Whether Faran sold out absolutely * '

clal 7IatterB,etc.,aee Fourth Fane.

For Auction Sales see fourth page.

Our Weekly.

The Weekly C^ur7r isissued this morning, and can be had at the clerks desk at live cents per

copj-

Our Fourth Page.

On our fourth page, this morning, will be found the usual amount of news, miscellaneous matter, telegraphic reports, markets, etc., etc.

to know, and, indeed, need not care, proposed religious monthly to be published in fuh lo fits* essay for the Stewards plate, in for the act is the same in political terpi- this city by G. Gordon. We direct attention a field of seven, Ochiltree, entered by him, rn tude, from the fact that the seller knew what the to the advertisement elsewhere, which sets forth last, and on Ujo same day for the Nottingham-

The American Horace in England- While tbe star of Mr. Ten Brueck has been in the ascendant, that of Mr. llirlan appears at pres- ent to be under a cloud, for be did uot appear aa a subscriber at the (loodwofnl ni< eling, and the last heard of bis stab.e was at the >otliogham ^^Tho Scotch Presbyterian is the title of a I meeting, where he was uniformly unsurcesa-

St. MArrnawa, JaersasoH ConjiTr. Divine service will be held in St. Matthews Chapel, Jef- ferson countr, to morrow morning, (Sunday, An-

III Irave m above oo tliU day, the 2t>th Inst., at 4 p. D., po!(itivel,v, rrom Portland.

P- r trelg!.t or pmtaave apply nil board orto

BAiiUA>l, A UrCHANA.S. agic>p, ai l No. 8i tV all street.

RKGL'LAR PA.^t^ENGKH PACKET.

_ -TTwa , The aplendid paasenver steamer GEX

rU. **.- - ' 1^ 11 I.- e I

PI K K, Capt. Jocea, aiil leave alv on ^ard orto

KAsUAM ABIXHANAN, Ayents,

2 No.J WaUstrt.

Tiie fine ateamer GKN. PIKE, Jones,

I gTtkter. a i!l leave aa above ODih'aCay, the

dSHMlilifbtli, at 4 ]>. m.

F.t freiirtil or passa|;ra{i;.lT on board or tol a-*" _ MtlOllIfK.AD A Co., Acenta.

a ii Ttie line rteaiiier .lOIlN TOMPKINS.

Kmc. niAkter, aill leave as above on t**t- JmBBkSm urday. lUe 2)th, at 4 p. ni., from J'urtUul F.ir freithi or pa$sa|:e apply on board or to

MOOKHKAD A CO. , A re-.ta,

f, M "** at'HTier CHATTANOOGA

liy Eu 1 . k maater, will leave for the above on oaturday. the 2oth, at 4 ]>. m.

Fc-rfrclpht or passage apt>1y on board or to

al i MOORHEAD A CO., Ayeotf.

The line steamer \V. b. NELPON, H'S- f .isitr, will leave as above on this

Through to Nashville in One Day. ''.I

On and alter Wednesday, the loth inai , there of Magonin

will be two daily trains to Nashville, with only thirty miles staging. cast in tbe

The tirst tram will leave Louisville at G;SO a. m., * 14t>,103 ;

urriving at Nashville at 10:00 r. m. proud of belt

The second train will leave the depot nl S.15 r. i^entuc y wit M., arriving at Nashville next morning at 10 a. m,

Ueturning, first train will leave Nashville ut 4 cifcunisfonces.

A. M., arrir.ug at Louisville at 7:40 p. n. ^

The second train will leave Nashville at 4 r. m., tmmpsriso

arriving next morning at 10 a. m. Clarke*^*Dei

After the above dale but one pessenger train

will run on the Lebanon branch, leaving the Total vo

Lebanon junction at 6:20 a. m.; returning, leave ^

Lebanon at 3:20 r. u.

Joshua F. Bell, 08,739 mde, from tbe fact that the seller knew what the

~~T 7 real or pretended buyer would do with the inter- Majority for MagolUn ^ , -> ggj transferred, lie was aware that the Enquirer,

Aif"AllJD ; ; ; ; : ; ;04 :'n 43 under the arrangement, would advocate the claims

' 1 of Douglas for the Presidency, and this Faran

Majority for Boyd 11,523 dared not do while he held the postotfice, and

Tbe official vote of the State will probably indi- drew his thousands per year, and defrauded the cate a slight falling ofl from our estimate of the Commercial of the honor af the advertising list, aigrcgate, but we think it w.ll increase the ma- ou account of its superior circulation, by publish-

PolitieB In St. Lous.

[OorrespoodsBMof tb UnlaviU* Coartsv.)

St. Lotus, Aognat Utb, 1859. EJitor$ LuuiitiU* Cburitr: t)ur lot* slaetion shows a steady progress on tbe part ut the De- mocracy in this city and county. Oae vear ago, Hoo. J. K Barrett was elected to Cungreee by m T >ie of 7,0.57 out of a total vote of 19,.3.54, over Blair and Breckinridge, the Black Kepublicaa and American nomineea. Tbe increase up to that date was so rap.d as to elicit from the deleeird feettosa

Dpia a svf mn^l s/apPiirktl4\D ** lea tkm*a.>aa

~7T real or pretended buyer would do wiUi the inter- its plans. shire handicap, Des Chiles, with eight competi- f fraud and corrupuo*. to euatain which,

.Vfi.sM est^ferr,d. lie was aware that the Enquirer, r^v. Dr. E. W. Sehon, of Nashville, w.ll or, wm last but one. The aame bad luck at- Jjtront.Tm3utely ord^^^^

04^43 under the arrangement, woulii advocate tlieclftUDs ^4 wint-tFAD* XfothAHiat VraUTa/NTvmt tended him the next dav, when (or the Ccuctj unusual time. wbereapf>n ia ^pite of alliheiaio-

of Douglas for the Presidency, and this Faran pj,. .t x .k oi Members plate, Ochiltree, after running very ence exerted by them, if appeared that not Im

.11..V2: d.r.doldo .Lil, h. h.ld (he po.>ffice, .nd .T. 7 7 \ cUr.rl, .Ld w, b..t.n b, . U.,lh W. ...... ,r..uW

tors, was last but one. Tbe aame bad luck at- tended him the next dav, when (or the Ccuctv

by some show of proof, the Black Repnblicaa city authorities immediately ordered a census at an unusual time, whereupon, in spite of all the into-

past ten A. M.. and probably at 8 P. M. The public *^**^*T

ing it in tbe Enquirer as if that unread paper had

kindly invited.

[W Johns Church, on Jefferson street, will be re-opened to-morrow, at half-past ten

.V . ^ I. u. j.* ' . the city alone Last April the Americkna threw

perceive that Mr. Ten I.roeck s Woodburn and over their own candidate for Mayor, and joined

Mr. Harlans Ochiltree were entered for the Brighton races, which commenced on tbe 2d tnsL

in electing Fillev, Black Repnbhcan. Tbia Aa- guet, they itominated a ticket composed of eolee-

Not only d..l Ten Broeck win 2.-.,000 by Starke 'T.k Ripablican nomi-

>v I. A .4 k K V-S*nd those thus Bupportetl were chiefly elected.

This is the largest vote, by several thousand, a respectable circulation. But the question nat- I oclock, A. M., for divine service, having been I pulling ofl the Goodwood Stakes, but some of his I Drake, Democrat, aad Moure, Republican, were

ever cast in tbe State, amounting in the aggre- gate to 14t:,103; and Mr. Magoffin may justly Douglas, orto knowingly sell to another who feel proud of being complimented by the peojile would advocate Douglas ? It seems to us that the of Kentucky with a larger vote thau they ever difference is that between stealing the pewter cast for any other man at any time or under any from a blind negroes cane to be made into silver circumstances. The following figures, gir ng the ware, aud having the stealing done and the wares votes of the last four years, will be interting by made by another.

way of tmmparison . -noxc OcanA. The glorious music of Norma was

Clarke, Dem 65,413 given last night with a spirit worthy of high

commendation. Miss Milner grasped the very

,,..135,229 essence of the composers meunieg, not only lu

urally arises, was it worse for Faran to advocate closed for the purpose of painting and cleaning. Douglas, or to knowingly sell to another who Sunday School at 9 A. M., as heretofore.

would advocate Douglas ? It seems to us that the r;

diflerence is that between stealing the pewter Ssavica.-PreachiDg to-

from a blind negroes cane to be made into silver orrojr (Sunday) afternoon at half past four 1.0 It.. rfr.ne .ind dock. *>7 L D. Oniut.

friends bagged '9 more. Touchstone, the the chosen for tbe Legtslatre. But the moet racing editor of the liondon Era, evident! v feels '*>" f ur steady advance la th

... la J ak ffaJ voUi ifiveD lo Wt. J. AdduoB liAfrel, fof ib^i otfic#.

sore at the resu.t, and thus discourses ofthe man- j^e Democratic ticket only.

Total vote, 18j.")

K. N. majority, 4,403.

...69,816

...65,413

7 t. i, f . Dcr in which the Yankee slayed the Britisbers: and who, though fiailing of hia election, polled I k K R V n ^ Lifeboat carried a large amount for tbe clever- 7,597 votes, or 540 more than Dick Barret did a

0 clock, by Kev. J. D. Onins. est playmen on the turf, some of whom never re- year ago. That ia tbe straight Democratic vote.

Preaching may be expected every evening of fused to accommodate the backers of Starke, though not in fall, for the strength of the people

the week at 8 oclock, excent Saturdav All in. promi* among whom, for the last few was not brought out, the county vote being only

weeks, has been his owner, and a little 19,^8, or 1,28-3 less than last year. There were

fortune has been lost by more than one mem- several other mixed tickets besides the American,

I^The Methodists of Cincinnati and the sur- fi**" *8' ** heintf considered impossible d grest deal of private scratching. The Dem-

J^~The Methodists of Cincinnati and the sur- rounding country have been holding for some days past, in the neighborhood of that city a

^k^HidlA'la.v, the '.'nth, at 4 ]. ni. y r rrcigiilor paik)re >|.T>I]r cn board nr tn aW MOORHEAD A CO.. A-rnt*.

nvun5et.r'er steamer

H.t/EL I'EI.L, Ca|.t. Reeee, aill Irave ae ac.l f.>r all ititt-rmnliate lanrllrt;? on Mcad.j , the '22J, at 4 ji. m., |i'1t:vely, from I'oit- laiil.

E' .r freight or j>aiifre, havlnj fine aeoontmodatlons, apiSy on l>.>ard or to

N. 6. LONGA I{SO.,Aeen:s.

_ s29 S6 Wall itreet.

^ ^ *ll'*n' BEI.L.Caidain Dougherty, ai.l leave h r tlie above and Icter- me iiate landh'ge n .Na'urday, lini, at 4 p. m., ].pl) oh hoard or t .

N. g. LONG A BRO., Apentr, a.S 85' Wall street.

- llie hue steamer E. A. OGDEN, 0.n..t.

I M. Frwlu. (of I't atner Mo*e .\Icl.c!lvn.)

' d Ien\e for tbe above on Monday, the -"2 iuxi., St 4 |i. m., p'Ulti'.ely, from P ,rtai.d. ."^he will .rive tlirourli receipt* for houti.ern frelg* Ip, and connect a i.n s'.e-accr Uhtie i-am at Cairo tn Wedhei- day.

Fcrfreightcr pas'see vm.ly on board or to

LASUAM A LLCllASAN Aper'*, a No. 89 Wall street.

Memphis, >aplPon, and Arkausae Itiver

^ tK Th f*be *tean'er lUKXF, John D

Adai::*, n.vet.-r. will leate ai alKiveiu M Jhuey the '2'2d, at 19 a. m., troui city

wharf.

Fyr freight or paaiaee apniyor board or to

BAHHAMa LLCHaNAN. Acenir, a? No. F9 Wkll street.

Fur \t ektpurt, Ueililelicm, .TSadisou aud < arrolltou.

REGULAR Tl FJinAY. TIM R8DAV AND bATUIDAY

pa.'isenger Packet.

(In |>lt'' of itemmer Emmo Dean )

__ The fine light draophl j-asae: err slevnii r

. 25pV!n9.E'lU.NK, Capt. K. I*. Criuer, C|.l

.i k Vo.cyard, Clerk, Hi leave at abovr Cl. .>.cr.l:ij, the 2 'th ir s,!., at 1 m. jm pil.vriy.

For iJti. Lt or pakpage apply on t-oaiu oi to

N. 8. LONG A BRO., Age.-.tt,

^'9 W all ttreel.

Louisville Manufaclures - Boots and Shoes.

The manufacture of boots and shoes is carried on by iiersons who make principully what they eon sell from their shops to the city resideuts. The exceptions to this fact are the houses of D. Marshall, Joseph Buckle, S. P. Secor, Louis OotcLer, Hugh (7arey and a few others whose make of these useful and necessary articles are sold by jobbing bouses. The great number of these small manufactures Lss rendered it a vert Jitficult task to arrive at a definite estimate ofthe great intere.sts which they represent, but the Og- jrcs here presented have been collected with great care to truth and accuracy.

There are fully 200 shops in the city. Of this i aiimber, not over twenty do busicess upon a iCBle at all approaching to wholesale. The most jf them have but a small capital invested, and mjiloy from but two to four hands. One or two stablishnients employ about thirty hands upon ,ight fancy wrrk, and from six to ten upon heavy abor. A few j cars since the same Louses employed fully twenty-five men for heavy labor, but the mcroaso of small manufactures, who make good heavy work at a much less cost than formerly, las compelled them to cut down the number of hands, and do more light work. The number of hands to each establishment will not average note than four. This will show that about &ihj to

1856 Buchanan. Dem. Fillmore, K. N . .

recitative, but in those splendid lyrical passages ^y large Camp Meeting. We observe among wb'ch have become the delight of the world. other prominent ministers, the Rev. G. W. Sooi-

...74,857 wh'ch have become the ueiight of the world. other prominent ministers, the Rev. G. W. Smi- ...67,530 Miss Payne had some opportunities for display- ipv of the First Conirreirational Methodist rhnrch *>t i- His performances I d profesaiouil uualificationa are such ae

inck her nowera Of theap the rravor acpn* was r t\ . u j i. , here were Certainly of a most Wretched char- j to render him an honor iliks to bis native 8ato,

..142 396 "K Dt these the prayer scene was of this city, being present and preaching to thou- acter, he having run nowhere for a handi-

exceedingly beautiful. Mr. Cook gave some of sands of eager listeners. can at the Newmarket Kirt .'Anrnwr Meeim..

tbe horse could do so much with the natives. ocrats succeeded in electing five of their nomineee. Up to tbe last moment his opponents were The friends of Jss. M. Breckinridge, of all parties, confident, and one party laid a good round had great pleasure ie electing him to the bench of sum that be was beaten fifty yards from tbe Circuit Court without opposition. There ie winner, notwithstanding his owner never re- o more eligible man for a poUtioal office, and hia

strong enough for Norma. Tbe strength of tbe piece almost overpowers him. He was paid a fine compliment by the very large crowd which assembled on tbe occasion of his benefit. To- night the Bohemian Girl is to be performed.

Total vote, ls.56 142,396

Democratic majority, 7,318.

1 s57 Garrard, Dem 65,590

Jones, K. N .5:3,416

Total vote, 18-57 119,006

Democratic majority, 12,17 4.

1S5S Revill, Dem 68,294

McKee, K. N 5.5,199

Total vote, 16.58 123,493

Democratic majority, 13,095.

*5^Mr. Magoffin, our able ond talented Gov- ernor elect, said that before he would go to Con- gress for protection he would defend his rights at i i - --i

the point of tbe bayonet. Mr. Douglas has never j articles with ej'proval, which is about all the Said more. Dtiaocrat.

What is the reason vou could not be prevailed on before the election to confess thus much in re- gard to Mr. Magoflios views? apcr. They may be found upon evciy sireet aud every square, ready and willing to shoe or boot men, 'women, or children, in tbe latest style and with the best article.

perieuce of the old man, who said, Water was good once in u while, but for a steady drink, give bim rum.

Tu&ttixo Axn Pacing MatcLes. T he regular monthly pacing and trotting matches, for a silver Dwellixc lioisEs. Any one who will converse cup. came off over ti e mile track at the New Al- ivitb the bone and sinew of our city will be im- baoy Fair Grounds Thursday afternoon. The at- pressed vith Ibtir remarks in regard to tbe want tendance was rather slim, but a lively interest was ot' dwi.llir.g bouses suitable to mecbanics and la- manifested by tbe friends of the difl'erent horses, oerers. It is a subject to which they universally Three entries were made in each ring. The time refer. There is, undoubtedly, not sufficient sc- in pacing was as follows :

Oxa euaborp, Ivxainavllle* wisd AIcii xleraun.

RKGL'LAR WErtVrsn.aY ASI> F.ATLRDIY PA9 eKNGfcIt packet

__ The *pWn4id liirt t-rlrxupU pxfeenger steamer KaTK FBK.xCif, Capt Caffre.v,

to win a new and very handsome dress. The ^ r

r-. J 4 J '.I - J J -J J 40 feet, on waiLui, west oi on bearing of the Victory of the allies at Solfeiin,

Flag IS conducted with vigor and decided abilily, J. B Druyi. to John l^rer-25 by 165 feet, on Wal man whom be was sbav-

merchant princes aad

deaths. We die without, as well as with tbs aid

of doctors. t^Among tbs passengers in the sUsmer Asia, ^ ,ha"irnever tyrannize over the affections

1^^ Ws are obliged to Adams & Co.s Express from Liverpool, which srrived in New York on gf daughter, said a parent, do long as she for Cincinnati and Nashville papers in sdvsnee of Thursday, we see tha name of the Rev, W. Y. marriee the man of my choice, I don t cares fig the mail. Hooker, formerly of this city, whom she may love.

and true men of the Ashland District.

Oath. Von Hatton (admlnistratiix) lo A. Hein 80 by 40 feet, on Walnut, we*t of ,

J. B Druyto to John Loeser 25 by 165 feet, on Wal- nut, east ol Wenx*l, *500.

Arthur Peter to Daniel Young- 15 aero* 8S and levon- t*en cn* hundredth rood* of land, on Beargraas, *988 S3.

|^*I shall never tyrannize over the affections of daughter, said a parent, do long as she

p3ffAn overjoyful Italian barber of Mareeillee, on bearing of tbe victory of the allies at Solfeiiso, nearly cut the throat ot a man whom be wee ebav- ing when tbe exciting intelligence reecbed him.

I He was arrested for an attempted asaassination,

I but no doubt fonnd merey^

^^General Scott ia atill suffering from Ihosf- fectR of a severe bodily hurt. He has, therefore, declined to attend the SUte Encampmeat at Con- cord, HMsaobuMtts.

gay equiiHigre: Pbilaielphia by ladies of w bsMtT- aad Baltimore by an oriole, wboee bnl-

^"The Tuna correspondent of the lianef of oomplexiou aad graoe of form are o^J

Poet states that sixty Uunganau who -xceUed by af cultivated mind and foseinating

from tho Austrian army were retaken, plaoto Ito- *^^

fore a battery, tired npon with grape, and all kiU- *"

ed bat two. t;V~It appears to be the settled eoavietioa ^

*b. ... bT T-

offers a rmresd ef for the guilty, tbe eoMty

11,000, aad aa iadividoal tLMO.

^Besides tbe glU,000 won by Tea preeca a* tbeGoodwood Races, his friends woa gS.5,000 on Burke, taking promptly nil tho wagers that ^ wore offend.

DAILY ( OUKIER

PEIHTED AND TUisLlBfiKD

BT THB

LOUISVILLE OOURIES PRINTING COMPANY. |

TEKMB or SCitSOUPnOM

D*Uf 0Mirt*r pr jraM t

DftUr Ooaricr for the Ooantry 00

M.liT* oopiM to * elb ODO y*r SO *-t^ aoptw $ 00 .

KT* lio papor ever font anlMspaidforln anTaaM. OeearatooloniBoaOrtt paKeforpartloalariaato adTertiatag.

SATrilD.lY, ArersT 20, 1859.

IU&4Ib^ >lattpr b Efer} Pa^c*

The Hon. Junes Outhne-

Our Douglas-mad noiglibor Lasso exercised his wonderful powers of marvelous discovenr as to hod out and to publish to the world that we dont know whether or not Mr. Outhrie is with us in our political views, and that we are advocating his claims for the Presidency in IftOO without authority. This discovery we must confess is almost as astonishing as the finding of America, the making of gunpowder, the invention of printing, the use of steam, the creation of the magnetic telegraph, or any of the mysterious things which have startled the nations in modem times. Of course, no one bnt a Douglaphilite, fresh from the Cincinosti cauens, with Douglas arrogant letter in his pocket, could have made such a discovery, and published it as a thing out of the usual order, from the fact that politicians who are governed by principles, instead of blindly following men, require no authority except their own sense of right to advocate the claims of any public man fur the Presidency in this free country.

We must say, however, that we know enough about Mr. Guthrie's political tenets to be satisiicd with him. He is a national Democrat, true to the iutereats and Constitutional rights of each section of the country. Ue is above geographi- cal lines, and the concomitant pandering of demagogues to local prejudices. If the Charlea- ton Convention were to adopt the Cincinnati platform with the Dred Scott decision as its in- terpreter on the slavery question, iuitead of giving it s squatter sovereignty practical aboli- tion interpretation, Mr. Guthrie could stand on that platfurm. Mr. Douglas could not stand upon any such platform without falsifying his record, and therefore, we are opposed to Douglas and all like him, while we are fur Guthrie or any Democrat North or South eq ually souud.

We may further state that we neither ask of llr. Guthrie, nor any other public character, au- thority to speak of him ID coLuection with the Presidency. Politicians of his grade have a character that is both public and private, and while we have nothing to do with the latter, we aball do just what we please with the former. Unlike onr neighbor of the Democrat, in the ty- ranieal influence which Douglas seems to hare over him, Mr. Guthrie has DO control over us. The columns of the Courier are our own, and we hall use them for or against Guthrie, or any other man, when and how we please, without looking to authority beyond our own sense of right

As said before, we know enough about Mr. Guthrie (without going as far ns Cincinnati, or even bis Lome or office in this city, to consult him) to be satistied that he would make a firat rate President He has brains, experience, will, capacity, and above all, firmness enough and honesty enough to make a first class Executive. His past record suita us, and we believe Lia fu- ture will be satisfactory. We are not bound, body and soul to Guthrie, however, end do not advocate his election to the Presidency from any personal preferences, half so much as from pa- triotic motives. We look upon him as fbe man for the times, who can be elected if nominated by the Charleston Convention, which is more than we can say of numerous others now spoken of for the Presidency in l&dO. We know that Guthrie does not suit trimmers and spoilsmen and dems gognes, who make politics s plundering profes- sion, blit he suits us, and, if he can once get over the juggling bridges of conventions and come be- fore the people, he will suit the mas'-'es, who are far more honest and patriotic lhau wire-working, time-serving, otlice-hnnting, meii-following and principle-deserting politicians.

The Mask Thrown OT.

It will be remembered that when the Louisville Journal came out for Congressional protection to lavery in the Territories, we said that we did not believe the editor of that paper was sin- ceie in what he advocated, and that we feared he only asserted the doctrine of protection with a view to getting the slavery question before Con- gress in such a shape os to abolish it from the 'I'erritories, iusUad of protecting its lawful exist- ence there. Our rcaaons for this belief were briefly as follows:

1. Theeditorof the Journal was bora a Free- Boiler in an Abolition State. He entertained Free- nigger sentiments while in his native land, and has not forgotten them after many years residence in a alaveholding Stale.

k. W bile in Connecticut he opposed the annex- ation of Texas, because t would enlarge the area of slavery, and spoke of that great measure as follows:

Every man who does not wish to see the pow- ers of the Northern and Western States depart forever; every man who does not wish to see a doien new slave States added to the Union, and to hear the cries of additional millions of wretched negroes going up to meet the Lord in the air, and imprecate vengeance upon our land, will oppose the purchase of Texas with a deep and irresistible determination.

8 . hen he got to Kentucky ho still opposed the annexation of Texas, but, failing to prevent this enlargement of the area of slavery, ho went to work to get rid of slavery where it already ex- isted. Go this subject he spoke as follows:

We have ever looked forward to the day when Kentucky should contain within her borders no bondmen, and we hope to live to see the light of such a day.

* ' * *

A conviction of the expedienev and necessitvof ultimata emancipation has been 'spreading farther and farther among our countrymen, and taking deeper and deeper root in their minds, and it requires not the spirit of prophesy to foretell the end.

4. Not content, how ever, with thus opposing the enlargement of the area of slavery, and ad- vocating the emancipation of the whole African race in this country, he thought that slavery was a dreadful vampire draining the life-blood of the Republic, that all the negroes in the land were entitled to liberty, and went ao far as to endorse the following free nigger suffrage paragraph from a speech of John M. Uotte, whom be now thinks a suitable candidate for the Presidency :

If there was a State in the Union composed of free negroes, and the Conatitution gave them the right to vote, I should be much obliged to them to help me to elect our party.

5. In addition to all this he opposed the ad- miaeioD of Kansas into the Union as a slave State under the Lecompton Constitution, and thought the Donglas squatter sovereigns, the Northern Abolitionists, and the Southern Know Notbinga the cleverest fellows imaginable be- cause ttey prevented Kansas from being edded to the Union as a slave State.

Of coarse we conld not understand how a native of Abolition Connecticut, with such a record, could really be in favor of Congressional protection to slavery in the Territories. Hence we supposed that be advocated protection with e view to bringing the slavery question before Congreae in such a shape as to enable his fol- lowers from the South to unite with the Freesoil- ere of the North in abolishing slavery from the Territories instead of protecting its lawful exist- enee there, according to the guarantees of the Conatitution and the rights of the slave States, as o equals in the Union.

The position of the Journal, now that the elec- tion is over, indicates that we rightly divined the object of the editor in advocating protection. It has not been long aince be proposed to get np what he called %**grtat National Union parljf by oombiniag the Sontbern Know Nothings with the Northern Frcceoilers. He then said that the Black Republicans were vprigki! iktsixioskt!! AND CONSERVATIVEll! Ue now proposes to hu brother Oppositionists of the South to join these uprigkt, intdligent, and eotuenation Black Repnblicans, and help them to elect Tom Cor- win Speaker of the next House of Representa- tives. Tom Corwin is a noUMioue Freeaoiler, opposed to the farther extension of elavery, end in favor of emancipation wherever slavery now exists. Ue was nominated for Congress by the Blaek Republioaos last year, and elected by them. He will t^e his seat in Congrese as a Black Re- publican, and make the raeo for tfae Speakership of the Hones, as a partisan of the straigbtont free-nigger school. And now the editor of the Joarnal openly advises tfae OppositionisU of the Soath, who have been eleoUd beeense they pledged tbetneelras to the doctrine of protecting Vlavery ia the Territories, to vote for this rn

who is an avowed enemy to slavery in the Terri- tories and everywhere else.

We leave the honest Oppositionists of Ken- tucky who voted for their candidates on the question of protection to consider this impudent and outrageous proposition of the Journal. What do vou ttiink of the suggestion, Messrs. Bristow, Mallory, Moore, and Adams* Is this to be the sequel to your advocacy of protection to the rights of slaveholders in the Territories? Is this to be your stepping stone to the grMt National Union party in ISCO? We shall mark your course, gentlemen, and if you are wicked enough to follow the suggestion of the editor of the I.,eniaville Journal, you shall hear from us again.

The Next Speakership.

We have a couple of letters upon our table warmly advocating the re election of Dr. D. 1. White to the Bpeakership of the next House of Representatives of Kentucky. We agree with our correspondents in all the good things said of the Doctor, who mode so admirable a Speaker at the last aession as to bring down upon his head the curses of all Know Notbingdom. George K. McKee made the Doctor one of his points of de- nunciation throughout the State, and so did the Know Nothing orators and presses generally and particularly. The people showed what they thought of McKee's denunciation by electing Revill over him, and this triumph of Keviil and defeat of McKee was an indication of the pleas ure the people would take in seeing Dr. White restored to the office he filled so well.

The Hon. David Merriwether, of Jeff'erson, and Hiram McElroy, of Union, are also candidates for the Speakership. They are both sterling Demo- crats, and would make good presiding officers, Merriwelher has large experience as a parliamen- tarian, and McElroy could icon learn all that he does not already know to fit him for the office, even if he now lacks any knowledge necessary to a presiding officer.

few years ago the ladies wore a kind of hood called kiss-nie-if-you dare. The present style of bonnet might be called, with equal pro- priety, Kiss-me if-you-want-to.

*^f~A farmer out West has got some pigs so lean that he has tied a knot in each of th^ir tails to keep them out of bis cornfield.

UELMBOLD8 GENUINE PREPARATION.

HEI.MBOLD8 Gennlne PREPARATION.

IIRLMBOLD8 Geaulne PREPARATION.

HeL.MBOLU9 GcDOine PREPARATION,

Is pri>ared accoriling to Pharmaej and Chemistry, with the greatest accuracy and Chemical knowledge devoted to their comhlnatlon.

UELMBOLD8 GENUINE PREPARATION For dis- eases or the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel and Dropsy.

READI READ! READ! Ye afflicted read, the fol- lowing Certificate ola cureuf o vet twenty years sland- Ing:

U. T. lISLSBOLn 7)ar .Sir; I have been troubled wlUian affliction of the Bladderaad Kidneys for over twenty years. I have tried Physicians in vain, ond at laA concluded to give your Genuine Ereparation a trial, as I had heard it higMy spoken of. It afforded me ini- meise cojiy.

DIED,

On Fridsy, Aug. 19th, after a protracted illaess, Mrs. Leer 8. DaxroaTH, wife of Joseph Danforlh, Esq., aged years.

Her funeral will be held this afternooD, at 4 oclock, In the Id Presbyterian Church, on third street. Friends of the family are invited to attend without further no- tice.

GROVER 6L BAKERS

C'KLRRHATRO

FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,

495BroadwaF, New York.

97 Fourth Street. Louisville.

BOARDING.

More New Det Goods at Martin A Pen- 4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE and two or three single

wf g^Qllemeut can be aooommoda^ea with board and

tons, 96 ForRTH Street, one Door from Mar- pieant rooms in a private family on Third street, be- KET We again call the attention of early buyers tween Green and Walnut. No other boarders Address

TIHE8," vouilertlbce. auS'J d8

of Dry Goods to the splendid aasortinent of

Fancy and Staple Goods, opened within the past DK. GUEXF^h ^ELtCT IIUOL few days at Martin A Peuton 8, consisting in part For a limited number of Young Gentlemen of elegant Robes, Silks ^(plain and Bayadere), South side of Broadway, between First and Brook. Cbints, Traveling Goods, Poplins, Jacqusrdsi* BE duties of this School w, 11 be resumed cn the 1st

A m:h style.

1859

OUR

1859

First Arrival.

W E are la receipt of varions styles of NEW GOODS suitable for the opening of early trade, and cor- dially invite all to an Inflection of our Urge stock: to cases Bleached Cottons, of various brands; bales fine and heavy Brown Cottons; pieces 10-4 Utica Bleached Sheetings; to pieces L'ueu Sheetiags, various wljuis; lOo doaen Linen Towels; fiO doten Liaen Table Cloth*;

100 pieces Fall De Lalnes, at 11)4 eents;

Together with a variety of other prices; Striped Ducais and Poplins; Victoria Lawna; NaiDtouks;Jaconeu; Cam- brics and .Muslins; Prints, Flannels, Ac.

DL'HKliE, HEATH Sc CO.,

107 Fourth Street,

au20 dAw Between Market and Jefferson.

C ltLNIPTON*S .HOHNINO STAR-

ft! half bu'A Morning Star Tobacco;

8 cases do do Twist Tobacco;

Just received and for sale by wu20 NOCK, WICKS AGO., 611 Main ttreaV

feet by 7 deep. House has 4 room* and attic, kitchen, dttern, coal and wood hrufea, with side alley; near to all buaineaa. Price aaaed is ao tow that it if leated at over 16 per cent on the amount.

Apply to J. W. BRRDEN, Agent,

aul9 dd* No. 96 Fifth atrect.

WAllEIIOUSE!

Purchaaers will find this to be one of our mo*t re- liable house*, and can place every confidence in them, as everything is represented to be aa it ia. Remember their number is 96 Fourth street

They are offering bargains in Summer Goods.

Druggists had as well stop importing worm seed oil and its kindred abominations. Dr. John Hull has ordered things better for the little folks. He baa succeeded in concentrating the moat elficacioua worm niedicine.a into the form of pleasant candy drops, which the chil- dren eat with the utmost avidity, and which des- troy the worira with unfailing certainty. He calls it his Vegetchle IFn lay. Sept. 6*Jt.

TTXTlT'DIk rT ATIII\ri' aul9 da* No. 96 Fifth street. | The bull Jin* s undergo. ng thorough rcplrs. The

UNllEU FOlTliENT AND8ALi,od repair. Lot { J. on the .^th day of Sep^-mn-r, K'9.

Passengers, hy leaving callt for my Line of Omni- 4U feet front by '2fi4 deep to a borldered alley. Pos- i AppUeailons ran be mote t> ibe PrinoipaU at their

buses at K. R. Dean A Co.s Real Estate Offlee, on Jef- seislon given cn the 9is( o( September. I house on First ttrect, scuta of Cb- sinul cr to the Rcc-

I 1 . FOR HF.NT ANBSALK.O. ! adioinlng

Kid Gloves (Alexanders and Bajoua makes), plete Eugiith education, as well at in ihe Mathematics, WAREHOUSE! | PER SESSION OF FIVE MON

Flannels, Cottons, Prints, Jaconets. Hoop SkirU * Te^rrsl'pV/sem' on 'of tw"nty*ft?ie weeks* |6 o.'no Norlhcaat Corner market and Third ntn. offert a^A7e*nd(r'-Vm^i*te an^Me' w7tha i ^"o7'd*cta""V.V. .V.

in a word, a full line of everything for an outfit, extras whatever. Jyiedtf SHKBYIAN P. WHALEY. capital. 1 Pr'-mary Cla**

I. B. WAIxKERS

K S T A 13 L, I S H I ' 1>

LINE OF OMNIBUSES

K UNMNO In connection with the Lexington and Frankfort Railroad, carrying Passengers and Bag-

(Fall capital.

I alas will sell the U rses. Wagons, Cart, Dray, and all ihiogs conn, clek with tne Brewery, at low figures.

Ca I at Brewery tffice for farihtr pariicu arv. al8dl3 H. C -MKTCALFE.

A* FOR 8%LE My II ,ase on ^..'h atree.,

|K,,| between Wainul and 0) estont occupied at this

PRICE $dOr

where it is not known and used, and ita wonder- And are dally recelviog choice selections from the la- ful powers acknowledged, and in many instanceH test Imports (,f

by phyaicians themselves. diw ^ u

To which we wou'd rail attention of all wishing to keep

l^We have now a complete stock of Fancy

id Staple Dry Goods, adapted to the coming au 20 " 4 T 1 NIain wtr^t.

B H4OYI.yi AKERS* in ATF.RIALS-

S0,U(H) Broom Haooles, of tburough'y seasoned Virglnl.x poplar, the bwt made;

For sale at the Wooden Ware Store.

J. B. RUS8KLL,5O0 Mainst., au20 between Third and Fourth.

R olling pins 200 doxen fancy Rolllug Pina, of hard northern sugartree, with revolving han- dles, In cates of one dozen each.

Mothers.

For sale at the Wooden Ware Store.

J. B. RU8SELL, 600 Main street, aii20 between Third and Fourth

'FLEACHED 0:*IESTICS-

J F HH) cases Hope B.eached Oution;

D RF.N8GOOBS-

2 cases Solferlro Plaids;

and Staple Dry Goods, adapted to the coming Fall and Winter trade, consisting in part of rich 4 Volant Robes, 2 Volant Robes, double Jupc Robes, Bayadere Silks, plain Iolt-de Soie, even- ing Silks end Satins, (all colors,) Black Silks, Is- pehane, Taff'eta, and Rept, plain and Chens Pop- lains, Traveling Dress Goods, (all styles and col- ors,) Cambrics, Jaconets, Mull Swiss and Xansok Muslins, White and Colored Tarltous,

Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Hoop Skirts, Prints and Chintz, Irish Linen, Table Damask, Sheeting, Ac.

Also, Bome of those Paris Pointed Organdies, on band; allot which will be sold yery low by G.

B. TABB, corner of Fourth and Market streets.

: J F KM) cHses Hope B.eached Col

Fall Drt Goods. Guthrie A Brothers are re- 50 do LocNdaie d(

cciving their Fall purchase, which is made up of *JAME.**low a CO

superior Goods of every grade. Their stock V *hR F.^VlitOODS - ~ ~

through the season will be heavy and select, in- *2 ca.c s.iif.-rir.i pihI.i.-

cluding the best Goods alTorded by the American market. In Dress Goods, especially, their line of Silks, Delaines, )Iennos, Ac., will be unexcelled.

Fourth, between Market and Jefferson streets.

A Word to thr Wiss. The people are aware that D. O'Hare, No. 4*27 Main street, is the old- est, largest, and most experienced muiiufactiirer of truuks and similar articles in the city. They fchould avail themselves of the rare opportunities afforded by Mr. O'Hare. To the country and city merchants he ofl'ers peculiar advantages in bis w'uolesale department, while in the retail line be cannot be equalled. ^ hoever wants to travel, wbether with a small carpetbag or a mammoth trunk, need go no further than the great Western factory of Mr. O'Hare. Uis manufactory is a ctedit to Louisville, and should meet with exten- sive patronuge. As a matter of home pride, and to subserve economy, purchasers w ill consult their best interest in purchasing of Mr. I). O'Hare. Remember, that the United States Prize Medal was awarded to D. O'Uare for the best trunks made. auglS dAwly

ferson, between Fourth and Flith streets, north side, or at my offlee, on Jefferson street, betweeen ('reston and Jacksc D, shall and will be promptly attended to.

JeCdtf I. B. WALKER.

wholesale and retail dealer in

AND 3VI^lNr*X*X3Xj

LOOKING GLASSES

OF ALL KINDS,

Window nnd Picture Glns8,

PAPER HANGINGS &. WINDOW SHADES

CORNICES A CURTAIN M.l.NDS

E\iiR\Vl\CiS& PICTIRE FI5AMES,

67 Third street, between Main andMarket,

LOUI 8 VILLB, KY.

in86 dlyis 2p

SHELBY COLLEGE

OPENS SECOND WEDNEJDAY OF SEPTE.MBER ( 4).

P. 8. B tKBEK.

For terms, apply to 11. U. nCFfL>MVaI{, cn the premises. auil (-6

FOR S.%I.K A frac*. of Land in Jefferson County, about five miles from LnuUville, on the 8v t River turnpike, containiog USM acres. About one-half of said Tract is now In culti vati'in, the balt-'e la fine wo^diand, and has u froot of a half mile on raid road, and is admirably adaptinl tj gardening ui dairy purpos-'s.

I house on First strett, scuta of Ch-sinut cr to the Rtc- tor.

j N. B A spre ai Omnliius w-ll he in aten>Iacceevefy I dty to carry ycung laiiirt from a dieaat pa>t of the city home. aaiAdl6

LOl IS n LLE~KE>I A LE I \MA I Tl E,

CONDUCTED tV

.-yiH. .INU FKItING,

' No. 4-*2 Walnut street, betarea 8cei>*>d and Third.

For terms, apply to HENRY DENT, at -he tflice of; fltllE TWENTY-SEVENTH ('iTih i .* s'or* of Ih.* Intil- the Amerloati lusuran e Company, No. 616 Jlaln street, | L lution will eommeue^ M -nUay, Septeoiher 6th. opposite the Btnk of Louiwtll*. ante dim*

Negro -for Sale.]rSS^

A GOOD Farm Hand abont 87 years old In- i a;;^

^ quire cf W. Lynn, at the store of Gej. K. L,nn. . i,nimeut.l Mueic... to Market sireet, beteeen First and Second Lessors ia Oil PaiuHc*

TFRW8.

Per aessl.-D o' *20 weeks, tavaLle qnarteriy in advance: Tuitkolothe Eti|(lish braoef.es, .lh b- ard, lucln-

ding wash'.nx, fuel, lights. Ac ||na

Oeoeral Eogli h Kducalion, srr-oeut uuardiog io

Preparatory Departmenr J-J

Ancient and Mo.irn Lasguagts, each. '.0

VAL1MHLK COAL .TIINE8 FOR 9 LE.

I -'CRE9 Land. situated in .Mart'n Couniy,

Xy i Indiana, on the Ohio and 6]i*s. U:iitroad,

about 76 milts from Loulsvi le, Ky.

The Lauds contsin most rich and valnable Coal fields.

Alsu, Br'om Cord, Sewing Twine of all colors, fllUE TruMeet, in their circular, declare that they anil from a special and particular report made of them Plated Wire and Tacks; K have re rganiied the College in such manner as to by Ur. Dale Owen, State Oeolo^st for liirtiaa*. and

give imhllc coLfideote

While moral and mental culture will receive chief at-

from the suhjiiaed note of some of our Urges', tstab- lUhments, they real y present a splendid inducement

tentlon, rhjslcai t.aining al.l not bs negleclel. The for investment. This property will bs sold very l.tw for

students will be practiced In military drill and wear uni- form. Tr is strengihent the body; gives a manly, grace-

cash and on time, or e.vchaugcd for LouirviUe c'ty pro- perty. KENNEDY A CO-.

f(tl carriage, forms an agreeable and wholesome exer- lUal Estate Agents, Fourth st., opp. Masonic Temple.

AM, loo dozen common Rolling Pin. and Potato "H7e:rrstrgeT^^^ The Col-

Wor at. the Wo.-wl.n W. 9tor. can tous ihirroughly educate them for Its future

11 .ysai me earnest age figni) preier.eu. me t;oi- Locisviu*. March 16**, 1969.

?ge can tout ihiiroughly educate them for Ita future We, whose names are hereto attached, wou.d respect- classes. They will receive the saxe kind and matronly fully slate that L,uitvile and vlcinlly, have heretofore care as at hoine. , , - . been entirety de|endeiit up-n river nevigatioa for a

Char^^i fjr bo&ra %ni taation for Conegl4ie ye%r, ex* supply cf coal* the uacertalaiy of carl^ration, cb^lrocl- iusive of watlilng, fuel, lights and furuliure of rooms, j,y ice a considerable part of the w.uter, and itelow

t'2v0 payable one-half In advance.

Dissour TION.

Lessors in Oil Paiutic* (on 8stur'tay^ only ) 40

Lessonito those not aiembers t the scstl ute 80

Drawing ta-ogtit a iihoot . xtra ch ug-. i^r-N 0 deduction lor abMsnce tz.eptla es see c f pro- tracted iilnes*. aal6 llni

KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY,^

li.tKRODUHCKO, KY.

4'ollestata nud lArpnrtiiieiits

F.\t urki'.

ROBERT MILLIOAA, A M , 'resident, and Pr;.fesaor of Biblical Literature an J Moral science.

ROBERT RICHaKDsON. A. M., Vice President, and Profe-is.vr of Physical Science.

HENKT li. WHITE, A. M , Prcre>sor of Mtlhetnat1r.e.

JOHN H. NE\ ILLE, .\. M , Prufesaor of Ancient Lan- guages.

ROBKKT GRAHAM, A. .M., Professor of Bciles Lettrss, History, and Political Sciences.

W1LLI.IM C. PIPER, A. B., Principal of Taylor Acad- emy.

J09EPR It MTER8, Tutor of Taylor Academy.

Vocal and Instromental Music an J the Mu-1ern Laa-

41S Main street.

water in the summer, together wi'.h the heavy losses in- Vocal and Instrumental Music an.J the Mu-1ei curred by sinsing and wrecking of boats, has caused th gusees will be tauglil bv competent Instmei-rs. price of Coal to rule I igh, which has been a seious TlIiiE first ses>in cf Kentucky I'niversitv wi

10 do Lavella Cl ilbj;

2 do Llama do;

6 do Taiisore do;

5 do Bayadere Debege;

Just received and for sale by au2i) dAw J.VM K8 LOW A CO., 419 Main street.

T HEcopartnersup heretofore existing between the L V.!i, i . . .

undersigned, ueder the name of PaTTEN A DRY- rii.v.* u Intrrest.s, to ov creome

DEN, is (11 solved by mutual consent, G. R. Patten re- l^!i *i,iV.Jf m Y

;lring from the Arm. Either party is authorised to use

Ihe name of the firm in sellllng up the business. W. H. T ? f. f Z

O.DryUen will cont'nue U.e buslne-s at the same old [ wVmo .* '"V'

fiViiRfip R pxTTRw the Ohio an I Mississippi Railrovi, lu Martin Cnuntr,

W. II. cTdRYiJEN. *>e c niJvr**d otherwise than vaSuabV, e*peclal

E0'ln retiring from the firm of Patten A Dryden, 1

L'nal to rule 1 Igh, which hss been a seious | T|IHE first sesi..n cf Kentucky I'niversitv will enra- to nur manufacturing Interests, to overcome ^ R ounce Sept. VJ, 1,19, and termiuatc June jT,

:ulties we have necrs.satilv to look to the S'udenis ihould b j In atteudance a f days IwL ih,, nf Indiana, the nearest of which, apprexU IBih, I, secure boarding and to be rea tv to mairitulaw Ithin 75 or 80 miles of the FaHi of the Ohio with prcicptnes* the first day of ihe sesinta. coal and iron lands situate-i on both aides cf F.\PEN->K9.

d1 Mississippi Railro vi, iu Martin Cnuntr, Taillon per session. In advance * :)

c -nsider-d otherwisis than vaSuabie, especial- Janitors fee per sejs'. is, in a Ivance ' 4

>w offered for tale hr Jas. H. 8hie!ds aii-i Jas. Every 8tuient in the C-d e.iafi Dr;Mnraent will a'sa

V. D. aatTiMO.

.PBiLiP vsCABO R. a. VACaRO the house and the public generally,

, & a a. Ruli) dim

V. D. GAET.VN4 A Caldlngs Express and for sale by V. D. OAKTANO A CC., Malnstreet, au2d between Sevenlli anil Eighth.

Y3RP.8EfiVKO (slNGEK 2-i cases Cantiin A Preserved (iinper for sale by

V. U. GAETANO A CO., Mainslreet,

Remember, that the United States Prize Medal au.'O lietweenPeveuth and Eighth,

was awarded to D. O'Uare for the best trunks Y jRKSEH made. aufflS dAwly ^ quin^e.'"

r. T .L- Damson, do do;

CoNSLMrriojf or thb Blood. I n this common Blackberry, do do-

and dangerous diseaiie, the bload loses its vitality. Do Msrniaiilet, of nut less tlinn :V2 octavo pages, under the tine ot the bCOTTI'll IKEsB) TEKIAS. The first number 1, by ccntrait, to be ready for d strl- buti' ii in F .-ptember next. The price, per volume of twelve numbers, will be One Dollar, in advance, pay- aide in the paper of any specie-pa> ing back. All 111 se

The amonnt of its Capital Fto.k Is Three Hundred Thou- into whose hands this circul.ir may come are respect and Dollars. fully solicitvd to aid in procuring and furwarding sub-

The amount of Us Capital Stock paid up it Three Hun- scri ptions.

dred Thousand Dollar*. The biomsil Piiesbvtxruk, while recopnI.*.Ing a

_ Aa5lT4 supreme allegiance to ''rutli and Righteousness In gen-

AS,.!.!,.. ^ ^ ^ * ral, and striving, as far as may be, to cultivate frater-

1. Cash on hand 117,870 67 nal relation.s Un llie whole household of Faith, will be

2. Real Fstiite unincumbered None, conducted with speci.il reference to the inlerirstt and

8. Debts due the t'oroiiauy, secured by nioit- respons'hiliUea of the Associate Reformed Iresbyle-

gsge rjcliers and schedule page) of this publication are, for the most part, labo-

and Dollars.

Xhe amount of its Capital Stock paid up it Three Hun- dred Thousand Dollars.

Third. A9S11TS.

1. Cash on hand $17,870 67

2. Real Fstiite unincumbered None.

8. Debts due the L'oroiiauy, secured by uioit-

gsge ') acres M.'sJ I HOLE, Teacher in the Preparatury Depart-

jpjj cleared and under good fence, all now In clover ment.

SaX and timothy grass except 2) acres, which are in Mrs. 9. B. B.IRTON, Teacher in the Primary Depart- corn. metit.

This Farm is well adapted either for a Slock or a To- j DOrviLI.E, Pr fttssorof Fren.-h La:ig*;s,'*.

4,000 00 work in which they are habitually and earnestly en- gaged, and in a h'glier sente tlian did the raiiuent of 9,594 80 Uie Patriarch, s/ns.7 of a Held tchieh the Lord hut\ blessed.

While there will be a substantial agreement in senti-

There is a good Dwelling with 7 rooms, good Negr- Otbins and butbuildi-gs, larg-s number of gnoj Stables, and plenty of the best water for all pa'poert.

.Any persons wishing to buy a Farm would do well to look at this, % it Is well located in a heaiiliy country aud

ment among those who co-operate in this enterprise, good neighborhood, 10 miles from Henderson, Ky., on preoarat rv each contributor will be left free to impress his owu in- the road lo Owensoero. We will sell wwh or without flolle -i t cividualily on his work. Their various articles thus crop and on reasonab'e time, so as to suit purchasers. S**

Mon*. DOl'VlI.I.r, Pr ft^surof Fren.-h La:ig*;s H. O. S. M'HIPPLK, Teacher o( Drawing , Pain.lng, and Vocal Music.

1 7HE Urals ssion cf the ensui-ig C. ll-ginte year will eommenee on M-ndsy, S*f i.-mber 5..*i, ls69; the second seMlon, January 6o- -i,

PR1CE.9 OF TLinON:

Primary Depaitment, per session o. 2t)wr--\*. .7'.6 (~

prepaied will go forth unsignaturtd, to commend them- selves to acceptance or tue c -ntraiy simply on the ground of their own merit-. Where it is due to a thor- ough discussion of the matter in hand, we shall not hes- itaieto welcome a series of articles on a single topic; nor, with our regular contributors, shall we lose sigt t of the importance of assigning the right work to the right mau. In addition to c.vntr butors from the roll of our own body, in whose ability to combine rational entertainment with sound ios. ruction we have an

crop and on reaeonab'e time, SO as to sast purchasera. fvtd r-ir a *>/-

Pusteesion given immediately if dttire-l. vsA.r r h vTK.\ LLAariE. -

JOHN FUNK dern Largnsges, eacti per e>i in of f d weekr. Id do

xf p unpwrw Drawing..., p: ,a)

Henderson, Aug uri 10, W -O. aaPJ dlnaw4

EFFI-:RNt.\ tllJl .NYY F.VK.M T'le Tuition F- s are t.. b p.n,.i .u a.ivar c-e one half

OK '.-VLE L.vitig on the /.oli^eiJ.'e and st the beginning, and oce ha f at the middle of each She^j/ierthtri.le I'lankronil , miles from s#fcl*>n-

Lou i vi le c lutainlng lUX acres lUO acre* in The schvol tu'id'rg, w>.!ch 1* large, ecnveni>*-j ?y %r- itale of cultivation, the bal nce well tlmbcrird; ' vange.l, an.j r|| venttlxted, is sltuaied o Sixth street.

jeffi-:rni.\ tiiJi .n yy f.vk.m

Lou. svl'le c lutalntog 114)4 acres lUU acres in a high stale of cultivation, the bal nce well timbered;

abiding confidence, we ha>e also the pleasure of an- "'pvuve'nents. Sa d land would suit any person for *^*een Ma.nut an i Chevtnut, on fleWed ar i* Is .-.if uouncirg a series of article* oa The Church, her Prop-; Rarden.ng or farming purposes. Also, t:lt acre* of ucient.y extee.iv* to affird the pup;.* a i-l- .ps.-s fut er Function* and her Just Ke'atlon* from the vigor- L*"*! des from Lou-svUle, near the pi itk. oad, and j u' o A. A. GORDON.

ous and polished pen of the Rev. Stuart Kobinsoo, of very heavily timbered.

tills city. We also anticipa'e occasional cuntributiocs The above irac.s of Land wilt be sold on reasonable of much interest from Ministerial Brsthren and others, f^butt.

1 Bond Junctown, (Ohio) 1,000 OO

City of Dubuque

Total

7. All other securities

whose engagements do not |>ermit them to become regu- lar contributors. In a word, our best efforts will be given to produce a genuine Working Paper, locking in everything to practical rs.sulis, and, as far at ability shall serve, fearlessly weighing ail men, measures, an. 1 tilings, severely but fairly. In the light of the Churchs good.

Such I* our p'an, and such are the means through which, with Gois blessing, we hope for its accomplltn- men;. tVe would respe.'tiully asa for it the favorable coii'lderatiou of Brethren and the religi'uiand general Pul.llc. O. GORDON.

Louisville, Ky., August 6, l'9.

P. S. City subscriptions will be received at the Printing Office of liraitley A Ollfiart, C>>r. First and Market (reels; at \. Dtvidsons Book Store, Third, between Market and Jefl'srson; at the office of the Presbyterian Herald, Jlarket, belsrecn Tfiird and Fourth; at Mm. Lindsays, .Main above Eighth, and by the unJersigne-l at his residence. Seventh between Walnut aud Clieslriut.

For furtiier information, apply to 'WM. A. G.YIL- BREAXU, near the premises, or to

R. A. OATLUREATH.

an4 dlmAwS* Deatsvllle, Neltcn crunty, Ky.

aul:. d tSeptg C.a'rman B .sr.l of T-ust.- s.

-sriiooi..

M lSs MIRY E. PE.ioV, graduate of the Cl'rton Sch .ol, Maisxcfias'tit, will rp-n a fAchr-r! for Y uog Girls an 1 Boj* on tt e ay . f bepr:!..>r, la tie tch'V-l-baildinz formerly occup'ed ty Mrs. 0I iS.\N FEM \IaE SK>I! V VK V.

..12-2,098 00 ..170,422 1)4

MARAVIIsIsA! MAR A VILLA! MARA VILLA!

The most wonderful preparation known

POK DESTROYINO DANDRUfP,

CURING BALDNEES,

RELIEVING SICK HEADACHE, PREVENTINO TUE HAIR PROM FALLING OUT, AND PRODUCING GLOSSY CURLS.

Total assets of the Company |341,290 97

Fourth. LIABILITIES.

1. Tlie amount of Liabilities, due or not due,

to Buks and other Creditors None.

3. Losses adjusted aud due None

8. Lrisses adjusted and not due None.

4. Lorses unadjusted \

5. Lo*.es in suspense, waiting for further V 815,090 86

proof )

7. All other claiars against tue Company Non.

A GK.nt The iiew style f I all colored Photegraphs at UxRRi. Oallirt!

will tell this place at a fair price and oo a long cr-dit. If desired, I will also sell slaves, slock, farming utensils and crops, with it, and give tmmedi ite posse** . n.

Persons wishing to remove to Missouri, and i.eslrlng such a farm, would do well to call ou me, ur aa Jrvss the undersigned at .Marihal, Mo. auldAwtf V. MARMADUKE.

F.IR.TI POK N\LKy

BvtX Coutalning l'>6 acies lUd acre* No. 1 river SrjK bottom, all in cultivation, the balance la timber, -.3y an 1 the best of meadow land. This Farm I*

ty boarders. The n.ual r-.urie;,f *ludy nrcrsix-y t-* % Ui ;rr>ugh femAle e,lucxti- ri w :| '-e piir-ntd iu t.i s s honi, in which Mrs. S. will be * Me 1 fv Pred ten Tr m- ble, a:i-I ott.er Piu'ee*ors nf Lai i range M4

Do In)erml-ais Depar'inea' IS

Do Hixher Branches JO

Do Mn-lc -25

Langu.sges and Uroameuial Braucbea, a. the us-oai price*.

beautifully situated on Salt River, In the first bend be- j Boarding, with washing, iigb's. fn.l 60

lew bhepherdtvllle, Bullitt county, ia light of the rail- | No dedo'tion will be made for abet ace, except in case

road bridge acroi* the river, can seetfie cars from the | of protracted s ckness. On* half i.f board and tultioa house door as they pass through tbe nri-dge; just two | to be paid at Ihe hegtnrdng of the terti.':n.

_ miles level road round the bend of the river to the de- I Rsrgss.xcrs H.>n. R. Mallory, and the Truse^wof

Total Liabidiies..

816,090 86

STATE OF CONNECTICUT,

County of Hartford, j

Ralpli Gillett, President, and Jos. H. Sprague, Secre-

I150 UKWAKD.

mj Ranaway from John Unnters Faric, six radet from Bardstown, Ky., on the 10th inst., a Negro Boy OEOROE, of a dark copper color, abont 19 aJA years of age, 5 feet 10 or 11 Inches In height, weiglis about 146 or 16U ponn-is, a lit'.le Inclined to be knock-kneed, with remarkable quick spesidi when spo- ken to; his clothe* are net remeiAbered.

..,d b, ,,.vub.. (jooa. r '

pot at She oherdsvil e , or the Lonltvllle and Nashville I LxOrange Masonic College; Rvv. Will.a'nL.Bre.kln- Railroad, '2U mile* from the former place. Good, luffi- | ridge, James Mi-Buruie, Dr. Ouer.Lz, Dr. K* W. Ma- cient improvements, a spring of nevr- failing water, son, Liuisvilie; Rev. W. C. M.a'.hewt, Sbe.by vtlle; R-v. Ac. There are 60 acres fine Land adjoining this which J-'>hn Trlmb.e, LaOraege, S. U. Womack, bsq., Lou,*! can be bought at a fair price, If wauled part In culii- vUIe, Ky. an10dtS*>il

vatlon, t e balance in timber. ;

This is one of the best Farms In the State for rliing JEFFEUS0.\ FEYIALK AC IDE.MVa

hogs and cattle, as the range out u tuAcienl without tins ns K-->'4xxa v ar **

gr^ing any inside the Farm. ... .

Dealers, and by the proprietors. Price 50 cents. each for hixaelf ssys, tliat the foregoing is a fulL true,

C rTAH. LK.9 ;SBNST ft CO.. 96 Kaiden Lane, N. T correct statement of the affAtr* of said Company

that the said Insurance Company Is the bona Jtde owii-

*'It will accomplish all that it claimed for It, and no erof at least One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars

any jail la this State, or delivered to John Hunter, BarJstown, or me at Springfield. aulSdtf C. R CR4YOROFT.

one need fear or mourn the lot* of hair, if they will use your Msravilla.

jeO dSm2p J. M. BRADSTREET, 237 Broadway, N. Y. | Uiat the above described investUienis, nor aey part

' thereof, are made fur ihe benrili of any Individual ex-

0 . a. p ATTsa .

....W. H.DRTDa

CHEAP 8HOE8

AT SAMUEL L. LEES, 449 Market SHI street, second door above Fourth. SeHl All those who are In want of Boots, thereof, are made for Ihe benrHi of any Individual ex- I, Shoiisaad Omters, will Qad it to their

ercieing authority in the luauagement of said Company, I to call on me before purchasing elsewhere, aa I

of actual Cash Capital Invested io Stocks and Bonds, or In Mortgages on unincwmberitd Real Estate, worth one hundred per cent, more than the tame Is mortgaged for;

PATTEN & DRYDEN,

OOASMISSION MERCHANTS

AID

FEE!) iKD PRODUCE DEALERS*

Ho. 83 ThlrdStreet, bet. Main andthe River, LOUISVILLE, KY.

nor for any other person or person* whatever; that the mortgages above described have not been assigoed, nor in any manner released or impiired by said Goropany; and that they are the above described officers uf the aid Charter Oak Fire and Marlce Insurance Company, t ) KALFH GILLETT, President.

-< L. 8 . V JOSEPH H. SPRAGUE, Becretary.

LiUl)lBVlj.l,K,KY. Subscribed and sworn to before me, a Notary PubMc I eJT. F7^ HOOP SKIRTS, made to our cwn order. We . - _ t , w>-uiiix>, >uu

PeriODalaitentiongivento theaalflofHa7,GralB( in and lor said State of Connecticut, residing in said will lie able to supply a 1 the orders of our frie**dt at, tom land, 1 mile from Salt mver pike; g^d road up the Schoole of Artbitccture, Englseering, Commerce, Mc- Dried Fruit*, Butter, Eggs, Onions, Applet, Potatoes, city and county, duly commUaioued and twoiu, this *21at we think, a shade less price than the asme article can river 2 mile* to Cane Run plank road; l2o acre* claareU, dieine, and Law, admit of MtecUog studira to suit tima.

Flour, Bacon, Lard, e. day of July, 1^9. be had fur in our market. We will make It to the inter- balancewell timbered, 500 bearing fruit trees, choicest meart, aad object of profetaianal prepaiatlon. both bo-

Orders f^r OrocdrlMylFlqnorf SBd MAanfftctor^d i SHIPMAN, 69( of doAlern to purchAia from u9. klni, dO acrot ia iimothj. Tho ImproToniccait oooslst foro anti after crodluktl^a.

ArUclet,toiioiUdand flUed on themoitfaTorable termt. < L. 8. V Notary Public. auUdflfili eenl-annaal moi a apens demteiD*

Liberal coebadTancei made on ooniigxunentt* ^ j _ halU, one north and tontb, the other eoei and west; a ber 12; 1S59. Ciorgee, $a0i per hoif-yearly

AUDITORS OFFIOE, KY. t I C-'^Cl 1 " --v- --. -v._-

T i Tl Frankfort, 16 Aug., 1359. f LCjtJiJe XO29 dImAwl

FEURY BOATS FUR S.ILE

V flte New Albany and Portland Ferry i TJtC ia Company will sell, on favorable terms, either one of the fcllowing named Boats ADELAlUfe., J. .M. MARTIN, or EMPIRE. For particu- lars, address either of the nmlf rtlgned.

JAS. F. IRVI.N, L)uUville, Ky.,

W. A. OUCKWALL, Portland, Ky., jy29 dim* ALEX. HUNTER, New Albany, la.

OHIO RIVER FAR.Tl FOR N.4LE,

^ For tale, the Farm on which 1 now reside, SJSkIS miles below Louisville, Ky., Jefferson W;2j county, contalnIngSOO acres, all choice hot- JOiL

^lie, ivy^ anlO jtScptl

JEFFERSO.V FERALK AVA^WVr

.niUDliETOYV.N, KY.

T he TWELFTH 9E58ION of this Institution will commence on MUN DAY, Septemoer 6tfi, 159. Thir'y pupils caa b acc->mm.i(iatcd In the fami'y ot the Principal. O. W. BRL'PU,

je-iO dtf Principal.

THE RE.-NYtCKY ^

MILIT.VRY INSTITUTE.

DIKECTFD by a B aril nf Tialforg apnnioted by the Stale, U und>r ths tuiM-rinlendcnce nf Cul K. W. MOS- (GAN, a dlstlDgnisked graduate of W-at Feint, an I a practical Rnginecr, aldrd by an atlc Faculty.

The eoutie of ain.iy is that taught in the best Ce lieges, but more txien- ded In .Mathemaitcs, Meehanlea, Ma- (ffiine*. Gonstructicn, Agrlen'tarai Chemistry and Min- ing Oeol.--gy. Alts i" Roglish L teratuoe, UUtwsiiial Beading*, and Modern Language*

Schools of Artbitccture, EoglBeering, Commerce, Me-

C. N. SHIPMAN, Notary Public.

est of detlera te purchase from us. aul7 d6Bw-2 BRANNON A THATCHER.

- .re and after gra.lual!on.

HATCHER. It one two-story dwelling, 60 feet by 66, two The tweoty-fffih seml-annaal semi *i>ena Sewtem.

halls, one north and south, the other east and west; a her 12; 1569. Cfiargee, $.02 per haif-yearIviMReu'.*-.

-| o chalce well of water, Ice hoote, tra^ke houae,htn hoooe, )q a*1?aocte

-loOLfe atable, bliwktmith and carpenter ahop, ail new frame; Adirts* the Bwperintendent, at *Miharv InatltuU-

new hay abed, lt)2 ftet by 86, ami an extra hay pri as. franklin Bpiings, Ky or Uie ULde.-s-gned.

Terms eaay. Addreea Q. W. EVERWART,

JefferacnCo.,Ky.,S*llna P.O.,or aaSdimia Freeidcntaf the Hoard.

J. F GRIFFIN, - rwmawusm, lo* woard. ^

Comer First and Market streets, LooUviBe, Ky. FOREST ACAEEMY

jy*25 d8m *

Adirtss the Superintendent, at *Mihary InatItuU, franklin Bpiings, Ky., or Uie ULde:s-gned.

P. DUDLEY.

aaSd3n:a President *f the Hoard.

AUDITORS OFFICE, KY. I Frankfort, 16 Aug., 1559. f

I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true copy of the original on file in this office.

1 V ~ 1 In wltne-a whereof, I have hereto set my < L. S. >baud and affixed my official seal, the day aud I r-~ ) year abor t written.

THOS. . PAGE, Auditor.

[No. 190-RasiwAL ] AUDITORS 0FFi;0E. ) Frankfort, Ky., 16 July, 1569. [ This is to certify that J. L. DANFidHTH, as Ageut of the Charter Oak Fire and Marine Inrurance Company, of Hartford, Conn , at Loulsrll'e, Jefferson county, hat filed in this ollis* the statements and exhlbiU required by ths provlaloDs of an act, entitled An act to regulate Agencies of Foreign Iniiuance Oompanies, approved March 8, 1S66; and It having been shoen to the aitlsfac- ilon of the underaigned that said Company is possessed

1859.

m

GREAT

B oilerr for sale-

One 28 feet long;

On* W) feet long;

Both have two flue* and ar* 42 Inch** la diameter. jyl9 dtf CORNWALL k BRuTllEK.

FOR SALE A eoEsfertable dwelling house

FOREST ACADEMY,

A S C H O O I . FOB BOYS, BY R. H. .TfeCOWN,

L ocated is mile* above th* city, mWway betweMt Hobbs and OBannoas Stxtioca. Th* next teaeion will begin the 6th Bcp.ember, and comprl*e lrty-twe weeks.

Tb* number ef pupil* will be limited te luek aa I my-

Ednoation, Interaperaed with a obaste selection of Claia- salJ U hre^v licensed and

tor Ih. 1.1. or

Cnin. I .11 It .Ill K. rvni. OK r-ent. tisr from the date hereof. But ihia license may be revoked

i There will be only 96 cenU for jj ^ ,j,all be made to appear to U*e underalgnfd that

w*^i*^.*****'***nnpy. Jy$ dtf

;OALniNB ~

F OR SALE OK LEASE, oo Tradewater, Orittendea eonnty, Ky. Will he sold on favorable terms, or 4iV JUAIll OAlbBsKSA* leased for e tar m of years, at half cent per bushel. AU

.... VI . . neceesary improremsnU are made for mining out 6.0UU

ITH a view of chan^ng my bnslness, I will otter, bushels coal per day. Or will be exchanged for other until the 13th of September, my atock.oonsistlng .ronertv. Addrjea K A?ATCHimiii

on Green, between First and Second streets, oe- | teach; and, 1 wlU add, to sneu aa 1 will tber-

/~TOFFEB 942 bags prime Bio Coffee received per VJ railroad and tor sale by

GAR DNER k CO.

Ar ACRBRBL 60 packages new No. 8 Mackerel, io bbts, M bolt and X bbu, jnat received and for sale by au20 GARDNER k OO.

C HBBSB 96 boxes prime Western Reserve Cheese juai received per railroad and for sale by

JOHN F. HOWARD, Main street, au20 between Third end Fourth.

B ROOnS-60 dcsen New York Brooms, flrstqnaU- ty. tUiaday received at the Wooden Ware Btore.

J. B. RUBSELL. 600 Main street, anW butwean Third and fovik.

lew one hundred and fifty thouiand dollars.

of a full llneof every kind of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS

In testimony whereof, 1 have set my hand, the day and MATTINGS, in all more than I40,(i0) forty thousand

property. Addrj je9 dtf

I 8. A. ATCUUON,

comer Fifth and Jefferson streets.

and year above urltteu. aul9 dl2

THOS 8. PAGE, AudUor.

18^

1859 1859

M. FALL STYLES! ^

PRATHBR A smiTH,

465 MAIN BTRBET,

W ILL Introduce to the public, on SATURDAY next,

August 20tb, their LOUISVILLE FALL S1YLB On the 18 h OF D&EbS HATS lor 1569; alio, New York and Faria at AUCTION, styles, and Mens and Bojrs naw atyle Soft Hsu and pUln and fancy Capa. bulB anl6 dtd

yards; also RU08. MATS. CURTAIN GOODS, COR- 600,000 BR

NIOES, FURM18UINO GOODS, Ac , Ac., at from 10 to 2 WY A

40 per cent lets than they were ever before sold In OUv/)\/V\/ ban Loniiville. Shelby st eet, sonth side

My OOOD3 are of the lateat pateraa, and of the ing to purchase wUl find

600,000 BRICK FUR SALB.

SUPERIOR article ef Brick e*

oughty aud aaiUlactorUy teach, whea properly suataln- d by parental suthorily.

Tiaiis Boarding $8. and tnitioa |t per week.

On* doUar is charged each pwpil aa tachteiidal ex- pense, per week. B. H. McCOWN.

OUxxxtixa P. O., Jeffereon Oe. jy.S dlatAwA*

ST.~ JOSEPH COLLEGE,

B.RRIMTORVN, NBLNO.M CORMTY, KY

1 1BB next Session of this lastitaUon eommeaces em , Moxpxt, th* 8 t o SBrrmx***. It iadeelTahlethaa parenu have their eoa* placed at the College at thw opening of the emalon, a* Siwdenu who have ao* haei* in attendance from the begtnalcg, experlete# maay dla-

Ind it to S^^r^Vt;,it U ll atd J

vrVFVfl/13 in Ol ...o ...V ym ... u., -uu oi .=.7 lux wo WUIUUU I, WO UieiT IBUreOl M Call aaa ln.rah*e

moot celebrated EngUtb, German and American manu- exsmla* mv Brick bfor* pnrehaslnc. aa thy will End 1 *"**

facturea, and were selected with a view to ault th* de- them not inferior to any made In thla city, and at very TUMK

mands of the CUf and Coemtry Trade. ffilr prices for caah or good paper.

J. e. MATHBB8.

A. B. NOBWOOD.

Y^HtHSALB Ml acre* Load within mUe ofaffiA Ph I September, I iball eio9 my entire Stock -1- pBannona Station, oa th# L. A f. R. B., aua-WW Bu , regardleoi of oeei, value or price. cepUbleef high improvement. 1

J. G. MATHBR8, 479 Male street, ma apply to 1. D. FORKS,

between BuUitt and Fifth,

Near OBanaons Statlea.

TBBMS.

Matriculatlen fe#.. - flB M

Board. Tuiiiaa, Bmt, Bodriag, aad W asttag, par

aeetloa of ten moatha ld$ W

fbysleiaaB f*a- . $

Bummer vaaalioa spent at OoUega BB BB

Per tartkar pstrticulare, addreeo

RRT. TK06. ONXU.. B J., aad dlas* f r a aW iH l ,

W.n. TI.\4iiLEl\

*'. 6 $S Main U., bettce^n Bro^k and Flvyd^

Latentees, and luunufac-

by ua on these Machines $uprtor to any dene by ^ turers of submarine cables to come forward as

er heard tf theiame effects produced by any cth r ar- ticltf For Cuts, Bru'ses, Bpraics, Bheumattim, SweU lugs. Strained liora.s, Ac., it has no equal. Beware of imiUiiioni.

The genuine Mustang LI .intent Is sold by all respect, able Oruggists and Livery Men in every town, parish and hamlet throughout North and South America, Ea

AmiTSBSCENTS. HELMBOLD'S 8 ENUINE PREPARATIOI

LOUISyiLL^ theater. HlgWyCsatentrsteS sB|isasSFlih

if! o Exirati bscSb,

For Ditaee of the Bladder, Kidney , &ratel. Drop

= ~nd~>1=TC1vr irT-a F, Weakneeees, ObUructione, iieoret Di-

^The Manager ti^e. great pleasure In announcing

an engagement, for a limited number of nights. ^ ''

with H. C. COOHE&S celebrated

ENGLISH OPERA TKOL'PE. Arising from excesses and Imprudeneles In Life, and re

T lll.'t (Saturday) EVENING, August 90th, will be pre- moving all Improper Discharges from the Bladder, Kid settled Balfvs popular 0|>era of the BUREMlAN neys, or SezualOrgan', whether exietlngla GIKL Arline, Miss Annie Milner; Queen of the an A i CT O D C C KA A I IT

Glfsles, Miss H. Payne; Buda, M^, C -T Bmltlb^ MALE OK FEMALE,

Devilshoof, (who Is universally aeknowletiged to be m7 have originated,

without a rival in this cha acter) Mr. a. Cook; Flo- AND NO MATTKK OF HOW LONG STANDING rtsilne, Melvil e; First Gipsy, Hurley; Thadeue, a Qiting Health and Vigor to the Frame, and Btoon- proscribed Foie, Bowler, Count Ariihtim, BuJolnh- to the Batlid Cheek

sen; Second Gipsy, Bruno. a b

TO THE AFFLICTED!

tO; Colored Boxes, 0c; Ooicred GaUery, 25c. It cures Nervous and DebiUtated Sufferers, and removes

fSTBox office open from if A. M. to 5 F.M., where all Symptoms, among which will be found, s> au can be secured fur any night during the w eek. Indls|K>alUoB

laP^NoiiOB Doors open at 7X, and Overture to oom. to Exertion, Lose of

menee at S oclock. . 2 f iust com Jeted by us on the re*i- | Lies suitable for ocean service, to be submitted to

ffa'n Compsiiv fop exaojiijalioii and lesliDi; experi-

C enter and piKth ttrcifU, aua would rei>ei:tfullv 7 mu -a . j * n

solicit thepatronage of the public. aul^-m The invitation extends to all persons en-

I'Uoiatta-Mtai u.a . arr. ffanei 111 the bu-in-8ii, in whatever country re-

I,a|.-irel 4 eii iron Bailor Tubes. '

bles suitable for ocean service, to be submitted to j BARNES A PARK, Pro,>rietori,, New York,

the Companv for exanjiijatiuii and testing experi- AUo Lyoiifs colebrAtod luwect i*owdcr. ment. The invitation extends to all persons en- aulS deowAweow Im-iU

gagei ill the buine 8 .s, in whatever coiintrr re-

aiding, the object being to get ihe very best cable BokxThboat Pligck asd Sorb Tuhoat. This quaH-y that can he produced. All comuiun'ications are seixlng hold and causing ihs expulsion of depraved

GIKL Arline, Miss Annie .Milner; Queen of the Glfsles, Miss H. Payne; Buda, Mrs. C. T. Smith- Devilshoof, (who is universally aeknowleilged to be without a rival in this cha acter) .Mr. a. Ouok; Flo-

rBlOEh OF A0.MIS8I0N Dress Circle And PAronetle 7*c; Secend Tier, 35c; Third Tier, 25c; Private boxes tO; Colored Boxes, 0c; Ooicred Gallery, 2Sc.

j ^"51 Eat article nreeatary to drill the tube-pla'.ei and , to be addieeseil to the Seerrtarv of the isucietv, humors, ii posstased by no other medicine than Brsx ^ to set the lobes in the feat manner. Geor.:e Seward. Xo. Old Hnmd a 1 r,.e 1 . - Tt.. i

Tube Cieaucra, Steel M Ire and Whalebone Brushes.

1 ubes fir Artesl-in Wells, ke , screwed l< g ther, fluuh on both sides, or with C uiptiugs either outside or toslde.

THOM A.' PROSSER k SON, *nl t> ddm Cs Platt Sireo*, New York.

.Tills. E. E'lELD'S

O ELECT School for Ynuiig Ladiea will re-open on Uit f 1st Monday In Set-tember. 4'h.

George Seward, Xo. _'2 Old Broad street, London. pRXTaa PiLijj. They operate only upon the tissues in- T O' volveu lu, that is affected by the disease. In fact, they

seise upon those humTra, and not so mu:b from j.refer- osToy, ug. 1 . 1 . Ihe 1 rmce Ldwurti s Isiand ence as from natural aHiulty, because their lifels below aH^tb^ri^Ht terri'lii' oel oth inst. that of the surrounding parts, and which, settling on

an the i.iost ternlic ever known on the telanl. tear- ..

ing up strong trees and doing much damage to of the throat, that is, around the throat re- property. A number of boats in the harbor were K^du-etsore throat, tore throat pUgue, and

School rooD.'s on fourtn etr.et, 4 doors south of Broad- | upset, uue of which contained bred. Goodwin, son | the severe headache and ft ve.. Witl.iu sn hour afier year olds. Miieheatto harnes*. Fifty dollars (.ki)

t^Tertrs per session of 41 weeks ffid, payable qnar terly in advance.

F'reucb and vocal music at Professors prices. a-j-tJit-pil

.4 I'lLlIliW

the oomoitiim 0 / the SPIUKG FI KLI> FIRE AKD

of Hon. C. U. Gjodwin. formeriv collector at I four or six pills ire taken there Is felt a peculiar creep

Charlestown, and Mia .5 Maloney, both of whom were drowned. Several other cases of drowning are reported, and a vessel is suppiosed to have gone down with all on board seven persons.

Ing in the part affected, a sort of collecting up of the diseased humors ready for expulsion. No hurt or weakening effect can ever arise from their use, because they cannot act u)>on healthy parts. Taken early they

The examiner fears ul*o for the salely of the hh- ^ j. ^

..,1 _! .1 1 L prevent .all organic diseases. l;li. how important 1

tng vessels, of which there were a large number . ui , '

KARISE l.V^l'RAXCE COMPANY, on the\tt oax. A telegraphic dispatch was received at day of June, 15;v, made to the Auditor of the j Charlestown Horn New Bruuswick, giving notice taU of Kentufly, in rooipHance ft tth an art i Storm twenty Uiinutcd b fore it hurst.

h>ate of Kentuoly, in rooijiliance tilth an art. entitled .Ih a< t to regahiU Agenritu tf Forttgu luttu/ance Compauu*,," approved Ad March, nt9.

First. N.VMP. AND LOCATION.

The name of iiic Compar.v is SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MUtIXE INSJKANCE COMPANY, and la lo- cated at Sprlngteld, Mast.

SBOONn. CAI'IT L.

The amount of Us Capita! Stuck, is Two Hundred Thous- and D.illars.

The amount uf its Capital StocK paid up, is Two Hun- dred Th tusaud Dollare.

Taian. AS-ETS.

1. Cash on land f 1.5,4i5!>-4 il.i

7. All oUicr securities 5,t.4S ( .->

sickness, to use that medicine which only e.xUnguishea the dbeaie, and leaves no evil effects behind.

Sold at Dr. Brandreths Principal Office, No. 994 Caual street. New York, and by J. B. WILDER A CO, From Washiagton. Main street, Loutsvllle, Ky.,and by all res; ectable dtal-

WasniNT'tToy, Aug. Ih. The Iresident has ers in medicines. aulS dlin*w4

recognized the appo