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Seed and Agricultural Warehouse
ARTHUR PETER
BY TULEQRAPH.
I3IP0RTAKT FftOM EUIIOPE.
PETER & BUCHANAN,
L'EALFRS IN'
GARDEN AND GRASS SEEDS,
And Agricultural Implements,
bet. Fourth anJ Fifth,
Main street,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
.tATil) CATALOGUES reui. 1 y mat'
on application.
jan7 d S:ni'wl2-- 3
MIELBYVILLE, KY.
lie scccnJ term of the present session (of 10
months) i t- i Institution will commence on
Is February. Students whs
.l4iLt! e f.r.--t
tuay with to spp'y lor r.dtnis.rae, or sooner, nfier theui.uI preliminary examinations, will be
admitted ia o r y of the College c!ass: lor which tliey
taay be qul Get. A Preparatory Departxerat for
lf'.ri!ricb"yi fr the Colleje classes, Is Connected srilh
the lmmu.i..ri.
complete, all the branches of a
The Faculty
thorough CoiK'ce eour.e lire as ably and faithfnlly
l.i.u'it here as they are anywhere In the Western Slat.
St iier m from abroad are required to board In the
FreVi hut's f
where comfortable provisionls maJ
the c in everv respect.
Fjr far. her iuformaiicn, aj p'y to the undersigned.
WM. J. WtLLER,
2 aim Aw -3
Fres: lent cf Shelby College.
HART, IJAPOTHER & CO.,
LITHOGRAPHERS, &C,
cf Third and Market SU.
fTtnLiliS cc s.11 the Finks, Elils of Exchange,
.', ecu iUccitit. ntie I y
Ii ART, MAFCTKER
ccc.ut.U Crrreut, Business Card, Cr-JI'li.s cf Lad.:--- , Ehw Cards, ar.d Stearubvet
up i2 trst rate style, n) "at tuoden.te
HALT, MAPOIUilR k CO.
"? ?IL1 TTZAPS,
1359 POPULAR TRABB
Ribbons & Millinery Goods.
ilLKCIIAXrS. MILMNLT, JOHBERS,
Klil'JOXS,
And Cus'a Toners in
sec'.icns of the Country,
THE CASU RIBBON HOUSE,
II cnAMIJERo .STREET, NEW YORK,
JNO. FARRELL.
ESTABLISHED 1SS.
K hire orilna'ed a new principle
a new era in
1 1 I'if Kii'bui Tmle,
hereb y we make thig bu?ines
PUIS. S! VI i.;, iN3 TiPLH AS III OF BLOWS SHrCTISO.-'- .
WE BUY FOR CASH!
WE t.L.'t Fu?. CaSUl
1 w th & per
ckxt profit. Ask no S?-- .r,d
Have a.l our gsojs marke I ii PLAIN
t'lit ran, wor.i, and chili "buy alike," and
beat TaCcU iibboDS, all colorj, are
l i ceuta .er piece,
their uionoy.
s irr.e nVie f.ir
X'. IP, JI 4T.V p?r piece,
t OFnir. r vvcv ribisons "all styles."
"ALL Qt ALITIF..," AT
CoMI'f TITKiN, AMD
Fu!t CAH ONLY".
bttridlrtn for Ell!
i,.ei," ' L ghl Profits," and "Good X.l-ue-
E!Vi!',!m:t Is tecenterof
L')N?, 'Qick
.,r Co 'i.
v!i s iti-- l
at a savin ((
yLILTINO?,
Hlajs fail. We !tDnrt MiJ
tiici- lor 5 per ccLt a iv&nce. JIurkcd
line u! l:e.--
yr S:.fct.uc:t!
from Cnllt
i to in .ke the Ribbon Trade
Halifax, January c The Canard steaaiship
Ar:.as nrrivea wilu
urday, tiio IZih iast.
The kangaroo urrived oat on the 11th. Sales
vt cotton tur the week 4i!.00 bakM: ail Qualities
i; holders are pressing ou th market,
ilanchfsttr advices farorable. Sew Orleans Ires
ordinaire at Havre lol lraucs. Ureadslull'a dull.
Provisions steady.
Morjer niarket decided! v more stringent. Con
sol V.v"'--'TLe tlisquittade continued on the continent,
nud warlike rumors were still circulated, but tbe
panic had eeDsibly abated, particularly in London.
S'uctu&ted.
The Euish Parliament was summoned to meet
on the Si or January.
The Dtlitian Cabinet dissolved. LarL'e Autri
an reinforcemenii have reached Lombardv. The
chances lor a revolt are diminishing.
XXXVth C0JTGILES3 -- SECOND SESSION.
Thnrt lay's Proceedings Concluded.
u. V., Januarr 27. SEX.trs.
ASBixr.Tov,
itic J acicc Kiilroad bill being under considera
tion, ir. iou.assaia m sentiment j were against
recon.n.iiiin- - the bill. It was no- - so late in the
session that, althoutn nearly nil seemed to favor
a road, there are co hopes o'r'aieingon anvooe
route in mat iin.uea lane. T let
it oe cecetitiy ouried, at least for the present.
2ir. tf Aiii sutJ he had, during the whole debate,
watched its process, replying where necessai v,
and Ktriviuz to carry the bill through.
lost, be made allution'to Mr. Seward's recent sun- position that the refusal to build the road perhaps
involved ultimately a fenaratica of the L'nitid
Stales Irom t';os j of the Pacific, with tli-- city of
fliexico lor tne capital ot the latter, Mr. Gwiu
setaiicgly giving assent to the suggestion, aai
i;idictin tuat the contiuuance of the cidition ol
tbe treasury would hasten the possibility, which,
afier all, was mere fjtiestion of time.
The bill v, as then put ou its iiual passage, Mr.
Diodeiick, of Ca!.. sujin ironically that." as Li.-name would be called" betore that of hia colleague,
he was desirous of knowing whether Mr. Ovrin
approved of the bill in it now s iood, o that he
(ilr. JJrodeiiek) iin.;ht vote sgair.st it.
Jir. Owin replied that his collcagae could not
until bis name was called.
Mr. Eroderick
TLcu I thall reverse iuv vote.
Laughter.)
Lie afterward voted with Mr." G win.
Mr. Seward, lausLin, sai l that, as he Lad followed the lead cf both California Senators, he
could not now teli which to follow. However, a
Kcctnd in command, a: 1 a he had always voted
for every niea.s.ste v!.i ' -a.- -.'.!
to "o!!'.--r the
n io:.d ta the Pacific. a:'.s Uii.-wbest c'.iinco f.
i:: fact the oi:ly one letr, be would
vote fit it t .
The bul w:. read t' rce t:ti?s nn ! fin !y passed
bv the follow in ' ve o :
Me-.-r- r.
.l.'r, ilriiiht,
ic!i, Cameron. C handl
Doolitt!- -.
T'eseni.-nFoot.
(ivti'i. i". :.
Ilor.?l'ii, Jones,
Kenr c iy, Poik, Itirc.
i, Shield,
Sl!l!;l:s, tMutt. j U bu'i,' V'ad.', and
iar i", llrj'.vti. Cbos- nut, (Hly, t iinriai'i. K,:;.ai i Vr , (ireen. Htm tor.
IvtrOll, ,l(i!:Ii t v
licit, Siidcli, TiHi:l!i-- ".
an i Vulee
II..UI-1Paired t:':
)ud, Co!ia:ner rmd
joiio.-c.'lii.i.Ti
Mr. Ucll tlii t! iii.ive I that the m:w of the l.i'r
be altered t , r.-- i : -- Abdl to a r.hciue and invite proposaU l ,r the.::.truction of a railroad
from the vuliey of th Mississippi ti the Paeiiie
ocean, on three separate routes," which was
agreed to.
The following are the proviMons cf the bill,
which are the same as recently 'proposed by Mr.
I!j!I, viz: That advertisement
be inserted iu two
papers of each Stati. and the DiMrkt of Colutn-bia- ,
inviting estimates for thrci routes, the sun:
of '!,0"0to be appropriate 1 - pay expenses.
Mr. (iwin movL-- ihat, as the Senate had sue
cceded io consummating the greatest faro- - tvei
accomplished by any legislative asemb Iv, it do
irowfv 'tl'Oi.- -
'"No North," 4,ii!i ?outh." We
.l..e v:'r r.zz'j cf Merchnta la every lection f
M:s.u-w ho favi r
i.r. i are the ervau'.a i f
ir.c i'r. tei
ui R'itt ii.elr trr.'le ar.d patror.age.
JNO. FAll'.-.FLL- ,
U:.'. )n Men.
CAii kir.iiox noivi:,
llt CL.i tubers Mrtct, New York,
I!u lson IUver Utilroad Depot.
janls d4:n
i. s.siUiii.
THlTmWTUCKY
noTadjjurn.
Je!l called Mr. Uwin to orJ.T,
ly without
changing his oninion.
but evident
late Lour.
Mr. Stuart, from the Committee
Land.J, reported a bill to regulate th.' salaries of
registers aud receivers of 1 vad oilioe.', making
i t!;e csisti.ig law.
Hot s::. The Coi.t-.la- r
"J"Vl7.rlCTm ly a L '?.(-- J cT Visitors appointed by the
and Diplomatic bill W:if
th? .pe-- i
of COL. . W. rejected yet'.s ?, tints
i i:.ur:ii''.el i graduate of West Point, tnl
Mr.ru.L, of X. 0 , mived to rejjnsider the
t.i:!rt'. r,
t i":;e ..f fi-I- U l.y aat.tu.M F?u'ty. Co.!. vote.
in the bet
Mr. Letc'i-- r, of Va , wished to know the objeo-tien- s
i . f :, bit i.' re ex . :i . l in Math-i:- :
it: J. Mechanics,
...n- - ;, S
a'al Chemistry ac.l
have ti th? bill.
::; lr,. Ur,h Lit crat ure. Historical they desire to strikeout the appiv.piiation
.!iiil:i.' 'ie.
for foriie ul.i.; ., un l V . i.'i
Laaaag.'s, accompiuied by eign ministers, kt tht fact
distincfly stated
d re.a-a-.-..he
t ...l.-: f Architect .ir?, Enz!neertt pt CiriTaerc, so it might it l.no-r-yv. were shape thej.ibill should
Lis-- , aJ:n!; of r lectin? stftes to suit
proft-s- i
;l i.e, ti-- .
preparation, Some bill similar to this v. ill have to be parsed,
nr.d they should, therefore, m.ik-- i prorisfj.i for
i .t.l b'-- .re u: 1 aftr gra.5ualir:j'.
X ;tt -- f .ty-'- . iv.itii
s(:sion op.ens Februathe foreicn
a'id consulships now.
CU irt,-)- , 1
half yccrly ae&sion, pay.
Mr. Xiehol.-'- , of Oiiio, as Mr. Letcher had up
'ie ij.-r- a ivtin e.
pealed to his s,ide of the house as the opposition
r .; rirte-- i iT.t, at "Military Institute,
who has the power here anu are
f:i.u!.ii i,r;i--.'- ; !' v.,"der?UTied.
for carrying out the President's reemn
P. IH'DLEV,
mend-.itif.nsV
Mr. Letcher said it would puzzle a
.'.'f..'.'.'.
President of the Board.
Philadelphia lawyer to tell who lias that power.
Laughter. As iaras Lecomptou and other questions ure Concerned, he had ascertained that there
was not an Administration
he did not
know Low the majority was made up. The sestli.FFULLY ?ti! hcciirat!j Ciit'i at til hours,
sion wa we must now pas
bdls necessary to keep the Government in operaMLIjICINLS AND CHEMICALS,
tion or be railed together iu extra session. Mr.
Fi'.OM TliK
Xieho'ssaid it seemed to be the sense of the
gentlemen on the Republican side that, if they
were allowed to vote on cer tain amendments, sucL
as striking out the mission to Paris, the bill could
WALXEP. SBATOI-rbe saved.
Mr. Letcher replied that he could not give theui
l) 11 1 u N I) P R n r-- C It I P T I 0 X
he had understood the
M.M.MII AMI f.P.nES "H'.trTS.
speaker to say that the propositions in connection
pre- :ir.iiUr.!
N. I!. A'.I :.
!i as they are
with the bill were presented iu the only shape in
...- - .t.;.tr.
which they could be voted en. If there was inore
GOIaliSCTlONS. consultation r.rnve at would be less ditliculty, and
a sensible conclusion.
they could
Mr. Nichols said that was the
m. rr.F..;TON jo:;n;Tox
n. Mcdowell.
Mr. L?tcher
Mr. Jones, of Ter.n.. who had
JOHNSTON kY Jl! DO WELL.
voted ugainst 1 be biil, h
wanted stricken out?
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Mr. Jones replied: Persia and Japan.
Cff.ct, avcoiJ 3..cr Louisville Savings Icstitution, west
Mr. Gidding fi.i 1 thit this was an armronria
Fifth street, cne door south cf Main,
tion bill, and that Lis voie would depend ou Mr.
Letcher's a:,.sw.-- r to the question, 'whether th
committee ot ' avs n.i d .Lan i.iten J to rcnort
ftrrar.eaiest for the safe and ?eedy col-t- f the L ill sipprfij-ri.ttittTfFl.te n oi c!
il.uty millions dollar for
throughout the United
the purchase of Cuba. If to, Lj would stop the
thruuc!i rt'.l ihl? ar.d
attortieyii.
r.th'-.uAdimnistrattou where it is.
s iit vhi-possible.
No lejral costs
Mr. Letcher replied that fcuch a bill had euia
iuou' M.eri t! irjvtructi us. Mocey paid over
if rece-p- i y us, a:il cla'rji placed in our cited frctn the Committee on Porcifn Affairs.
h.Dii traimitieJ without dt y. Frequent and full
Mr. Giddin-- s tepeati-Lis previous remarks.
f c. '.lections la.il before clients.
r,o step in thai direction.
'e v i: tiiriii3L.J paniculsrs to raerchanu and others He would tuke
i'he Speaker reminded the ireutl.'man from Ohi
rf, on application tt our flics.
of the irrelevancy of the Cuban question at
AI USUI XSNTS.
LOUISVILLE
BAUER, Sjle
Act'.ai :J:.aer, JOHN T. LORTON, Mage Mana
KyBoj oniceopen.liily.Voci 10 A.M., till 1 P.M.. aid
from 8 t 5 P. fl., whea sea's
be e.vurJ one
day n a.ivance, ct
ALFaeU S. GILBERT, Treiure.
LIST NIGHT OP
The Sfrakoscii Opera
0 .ring to the departure of trm Tr..upe for
f.. l.ouis en tne ui'nt train, the performance wiil
cj-ao'clock precisely.
mUIS (Situnlay) EVENING, Jauiry
JL presented erai'8 brantl (Opera, In lour acts, of IL
TUOVATORE Leonora, M'ile P Azucen i,
Mad S Mturico, Mr. f. Count Dei
A uod.o; Fleiaado, tig. Nicola.
A Card Mr. S:rako?ch re3petful'r announces lliat in
n of Signor Socio,
ooasanueuce of the
who was to have ang the tenor lti the Opera oi
NOitM A, au J the fact that Mr. Squires had never
assume the part, the aubilituiion of Verdi's Grand
Opora of "11 Trovittore" for this evening.
H5""Pbioks or Aomsii os Roxei an 1 Parquettc, f 1;
r aiuny circle, uauery, ao cents.
bafecaret in alvauce, without extra
clurjie, at the Box Odie.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
MR. AND MRS. J. W. WALLACK.
MONDAY next, January Slit, the above distinguished cr.is'es will make their Erst bow this
season toth' i' friends and patrons of Louisville.
are ensf srel f jr a liiniteJ number cf Jhts only, and iu
pU i in which they appeared
ad litlon to
KjU seajon with great success, tliry will have the horor
or presenting nt.veii.es of a liU'h and attractive chur.tc- acter. Tney will commence in the frest lliatori-a- l Ro- niauce oi tiie "i :tu.- jiAStk."
The Largest Concert Troupe in
(He World.
FATHER KEMPS
Consi-tln-
liADIEi?, ATTENTION!
Mr. Hughes, of Ind , said if they had noticed
his objection to Mr. Giddmgs' question, this mat
ter would not have come belore the House.
to 7j cents a Yard.
The Speaker said he did not hear the gentlemii
Thresd-Lac- e
from Indiana object.
REAL (rirnpure Luce Sets, ft
Mr. Hughes replied that hi- - could not help that
" Vaiender-- n j Lace te:s, f 5
The Speaker I hope the gentleman did uot in
tend to he rude to the chair.
These are the cheape-i- t ?o"ds ever clered 'n this city.
Mr. Hughes Xo, but if I had I should only
C11AKLLSF. RAi;CHFUs,t
8i Fourth street.
have been paying off an old deb.
The Speaker if tiie gentleman from Indiana
AND CIIKES- EDL'Tflilil prime Y. K. Koll Lu'
has acv personal quarrel with the chair.the House
t trtins packed
is no place to settle it.
'J boxea C
fir. Hughes 1 know that, and sav the same to
Just received and
the Speaktr.
11. a. CLIFFORD, 23 Wall street.
1 his colloquy occasioned considerable
sensation.
OPS iD ba:ea prime New York Hops just re- Mr. Stanton, of Ohio, understood that the vote
ceivea ana lor saie Py
on the Republican Fide against the bill was on the
11. B. CLIFFORD, 23 Wall st.
ground of the diplomatic expenses being largely
are in receipt
s:ilttTS Wewhich we warrant of be inc four or five unnecessary
of Musun fcliirta,
miss there would be no vote
well made, and no fit no f file.
by Republicans for the bill if there were in it pro
KENNKUY k MURRI3, 4S1 Main street,
jnl-third door below fourth.
visions wnicn were exceptionable to them.
Mo., briefly
tTOCitfc AND TiKS Or every description, for was noPhelps, offor complaint, showed that there
and in support oi
this assertion referred to the previous proceed
KENNEDY it MORRIS, 4S1 Miln street,
three doers below Fourth.
Suggestions were made by Messrs. Hopkins.
f ach as Over Coatt., Dress and
C11.0 Till C'ats,b!ack Cassi rere Pants, fancy Pants, Howard, and Ritchie, and the Speaker, with the
Silk and Satin Vet g, for sale by
view of relieving the House front difficulty and re
KENNEDY k MORRIS, 451 Main street,
opening the bill lor amendment.
three doors below Fourth.
Mr. Crawlord, ct G a , stated Ins obiection to the
further supply of Ladies'
KIDCi fjt I VESandAwhite Kid tjioves received and clause in areference to theand repeated he wanted
and to put in separate bill,
some exKENNEDY k MORRIS,
far saie by
pressions of opposition to educating the Afiicans
451 Main street.
of the slaver Lcho.
After further debate the vote by which the bill
Sl'rt'DiilKS and G
was rejected was reconsidered.
A motion to strike out the appropriation for the
Austrian mission was disazreed to veas 71. navs
MotioLS to strike out the appropriation for the
Toilet Goods, Ac, Ac;
Is store and for sale by
mission to Switzerland, Rome, and liuenos Ay res,
KENNEDY k MORRIS, 451 Main street.
were severally negatived,
lhe mission to J'ersia
receipt of
f" AllDlN SF.EU- -1 and genuinein Garden peed a was and again out. The House again voted on the
stock of treh
rejected it Yeas Jl. nays 94.
prinoipKlly fron D. Lacdreth,) which I am offering to
Mr. "a.sbbuLe, of 111., moved to reconsider the
tfardeaers and Dealers nn favorable terms.
vote to Uvthe resolution on the table, oendine
O. W. BASHAW,No.M6 Main street,
which Mr. Hughes wished to say that be regretted
between Third and Fourth,
Having maue a remaric
which seemed dis
opposite Bank of Louisville,
courteous to the chair, and took pleasure in ma
SIIKLLliUS all the moat
CO UNfor hanl or power, for tale by popular pat king this statement. The speaker responded to
Mr. Hughes, expressing himself exceedingly gratG. W. BAUAW,il Main street, north side,
between Third and Fourth,
ified at the disclaimer, and said be had no purpose
oppooite Bank of Louisville.
or at any ctner time to treat Mr. liughes
It ASS fcilliD An ample stock of fresh and otherwise thau wita tne most reriect courtesy.
Without further action, the House adjourned.
Red Clover L
Shin Ashore.
and clean Bluegrass S
Ciean Orchard Grass
Xew Yobk. Jan. 27. I he bark Brunette, which
sailed at noon yesterday for Matanzas, went
ashore, last night, on L.ong urancu. cne will
ller crew were
iale In quantit'es to suit at the lowest market ptice, probably be a total loss, Belfast, Maine. saved
The Brunette belongs to
. n. CAtUAW, o:e Main street,
between Third and Fourth.
River and Weather.
old stand of Miller, Winsate A Co.
Janl9 di m
St. Louis, Jan. 28. River swelling slowly at
T!l'KUONstnre and f sale by2b0 bbls Bourbon this gorged with about seven feet water to Cairo
above Xaples. Nothing from Missouri
Xj W ttisky In ANOTliOXY r ZANOXE,
Fifth atreet.
or upper Mississippi. Weatherclear andpleasant.
second door below Main
PiTTSBCEcn, Jan. 8, M. River six feet eight
PKACII BUANDV-- 25 ansas,very for sale byrt inches,andand about stationary. The Departed is
Van Puren, Ark
spring-like- ,
Xo arrivals.
ANTUONY ZASONE, Fifth street,
second door below Main.
A meeting this morning of citizens and river
men opposed to the erection of the Steubenville
BUTTfcK prime W. E. B
Railroad bridge, was very large. Mayor Weaver
I boxes choice R
presided. tpeeches were delivered or
Is store and for saie by
Jones and John F. Dravo. Great enthusiasm
JO US F. HOWARD, Mala street,
characterized the proceedings. Resolutions were
and Fourth street.
between Third
assid against all obstructions of navigation by
4J HOT 6j kegs Patent th jt landing- from steamer
nages. A committee was appointed to memo
O Henry Graff and for sale by
rialize Congress.
K. BUSTARD. No. S44 Main street.
Cixctsxati, Jan. 23, M. River fallen fifteeen
K pips Lead
LKAD and for sale br landing from steamer Benry inches. Weather damp and cool. Heavy rain
. BCSTARD, No. M4 Mala street.
last cigni.
2,000 LAUD? Hini IIEIKOIDKIIED
JACO.MiT UIMIS!
retpoct-J- l
fully informs the ladies and gentlemen of Li.uis-t,- e
i prepared to attend private fami.iea
taJf and classes, and give lessons in all the new and
most fathlonable Ball room and Fancy Dances.
For terms, Ac, apply to Mr. GiLBERT, at his
on Fourth street, between Whlnut and Chestnut,
north side.
AUCTION SALS3.
II V S. G. liUMIIV fc CO.
Special and Positive Salt: Aa entire fresh
invoice of new style Fashionable Jewelry,
and Knife Cutlery, at Auction.
Port-Monai-
next, January 81st, at 10
Auction-rooma large and
jrtment (just received from the manufacture
general ajs
MONDAY MORNING
we will sell at
'AY C. C. SFENCKll.
Fije l.ai lv.ape. Oriental, Head and Fancy
in G.lt Frames, at Auction.
FOUR NIGHTS OULYl
I'el.niary l?t. 2d,
In their Novel, Peculiar and Popular
.III SIC A L E.Ti:iU'lI.3ICXTS
MORNING (Saturday), Jan. 29, at 10
No. 50 Main street, will
JL o'cl U, at Aiwiioii-Room- s
be sold, a Ure aul choice selection of Ilea
Landscape Scenes, Oriental Paintings, and Fancy
Sketches on canvass, in oil colors, paioti l in artistic
style, aul in fine gilt frames, Comprising a beautiful selection of rich Oil Paintings.
t3r5Thls lat of Oil Painting haa just been received
with positive orders to close out, aud in point of artistic
taste and execution, far aurpassei tle lots previously
sold by me Thoxe In want of tine Paintings are requested to attend this sale punctually.
C. C. SPENCER,
Terms cash.
Auctioneer.
BY S. G. IIENKY
BY C. C. GKEEN
House and Lot on Fifth street at Auction.
will sell at public auction, on WEDNESDAY
WETERNOON, February 1 st. (if rot sold beforeAFat
private stie,) a House and Lot on Fifth street, near
Breckinridge. The Uausels frame, with six rocms,
kit hen, cistern, Ar. Lot 150 by 31 feet.
Sale posiilve, and termj very resonsble to t made
O. C. GREIN A CO.,
known at sale.
Auctioneers.
AUJJTiOX AM) COHMISSIOX HOUSE.
HAVINO takenThird, INo. CIS Market street, between
am now prepared to receive
j of all kiwis for public or private sale. Ail
oonsinnetit
sales promptly attended to. I will attend to
the Pile or Renting cf Real Estate anj procuring homes
for Servant. In short, anything that pertains to a
!!! meet with
John Crabb A Co., Min street.
II. C. Ramsey,
Webster A Brother,
Drs.Wihle A Bcciiss, Jefferson street,
CANNEL COAL,
r B.rancli of the Katitvba,) which
at reasonable rates. To
it, it needs no cruimendatiou from
to those w.io have nr,, ve say give it a tritl :tnd convince yuure'.veg that for parlor and ceok'.r.g purposes ii
has no equ&l.
W'e also ket p Cjctamly on hand a supply of Pitts
bui jth and IViurroy Ci ai, for sa e at- the loe-- t market
aredelroii
thote who have
IvII3Ij01DlraS.
"VJOI WITiCil'ANDING
southwest corner Eroo' and 5Irket sts.,
Yard southwest corner i" niton and Ciay streets,
50 00 YARDS
S o'clock.
AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock. The Old
CluIJren on thij occasion, 10 cents.
comuieace at
tSTTilUU-DA-
TEMPLE. Ever CHEAPEST GOODS by
ia this market just received
d vita i:r, nc vlo? ii sc co.,
THREE NIGHTS ONLY!
jar.15 utf
BURKE'S STAR LAND OF
O "oFiCsH DS
METROPOLITAN
MINSTRELS!
11 lr fistic I9cr formers
Consisting
CELE3RATED
V7"ILL plve only three of their chaste and faahiona-ble p trl-ieniertaL.iueuts at the above named
hall, on Thursday, Friday, arid Saturday evenings, January 27th, ?Mii, an 1 2;Kh, 1?"), introducing each iilht
feamrei new, recherche, and brilliant.
tST" For programme and all particulars, see their
Cards of admission
cents. Servants and children
accompanied by iheirpareuts or guardians 2o cei.ts.
J2fi)oorg open ai to 7. Performance will com-rue- n
e at 7j o'clock.
JERRY lie URE, Proprietor.
N. O. FOSTER, Manager.
J. B. MURPHY, Agent.
C. PI, JfACKSON;.
t rs li ? I
Lker Complaint, Iyspeiisla, Jauiidite
or ensou JJetiiuty, iietet
uj, nU dUe'ieta arix'r.g frmo.of a :Ma
intend Li?cr or HicnuicH,
ComineneIii
Evening, Jan, 24.
AFTER pat ranitedSUCCESSFUL TOUR through
by ller Majesty Qaeen Victoria,
as Const'pv
tlon.laTrarl PUes,
Fuiluess cr Blood to the
Head, Acidity on the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, DisuJt for Food,
Fallness or Weight lathe Styaach, Sour
cr Flutter' g at. tbe Pit
tructatlons.
Of the Stomach, Swimming
the ttad. Hurried
. Heart, Chcklcj
sd DlScult Breathing, Flattering
or eunocattnp euua-iowen n a yir.e pejturs.
e the r'lt'ht,
Dimness of Vision, Dots of welrj be
tijyer and Dull pain in the Head. heSebnry
Of Perspiration, Yellowness cf f e U!at
aad Eyes, "rdniathe 21de, liok,
Ch3t, Liuihs, Ac., Ac, Sud en
fleshes of Heat, Burninjt 11
uis Koyal liigLuess, the Prince Consort, the Princess
Prince of Wales, and Lady Frankda, at the Gal
lery f I.latrat!on, 11 Regent street, London, and unl- vera illy pronounced by American and European critics
the most suoiime creition of art ever exhibited.
great ot iginal Illustration of
Dll. KANE'S
WORLD-REXOWNE-
ARCTIC VOYAGES,
Together with English aad Danish Searches for Sir John
Trauklio in the Frigid Zone, executed by the great
American Artist, (JEORGE UtILGE, Esu., re:n original
drawings taken oa the r pot.
beveral interesting relics of the Arctic Lxpedillon will
be exhibited, among which are I'r. Kacne's Kaysac,
Arciic Dresses, celeoratea loog
iiity," the only survivor of Dr. Kane's Esuuimtux Dogs, used durinji fiia
the beautiful Esquimaux Dou," Wolf," prcsent- el by Ln'iy jfrauKim to ur. txaae's companion, Mr.
Thomas, Hickey, etc., etc.
Exhibition every night atTi o'clock.
WEDNESDAY aal SATCRJAY AFIERNOON?,
Tickets 25 children 15 cents.
The Interesting Narrative tf Dr. Kane's Last Arctic
Expedition, by Dr. Kane's companion, Mr. Thomas
llickey, for sale at the llall. Price 10 cents.
The proprietor, !a ctllLig tl attention of the
;h a feeling cf the utr.oft ccn
thU preparation, does (
fider.ee In its virtues and Adiptnloni o the diseases foi
whi.-It Is r&commeDde J.
one Cist Las steod
It Is no new acd untried artk-!- .
Lhctert of a ten years' trial before the American people,
auu ssae la unrivalled by any Ktmeai
preparation extant. The tesrltrct-- ia its favor fdven by
Physicians
OistJiit irornir!er.t and
in all parts cf the country Is Immense, and a
careful perusal of th Alrpanic, published annually by
the proprietor, ar.d to be rai gratis cf ary cf ills Agents,
cannot bvtt sv.wy in? rnst -- epieal t.at this remedy is
reshy denervinge gre celebrity it has obtained.
Ko. 93 AKCH Et
Frincptl O i'Cd ana Hnnufac'-ry-,
rhEadelphia, Pa.
foJ33 dAwlstf
TO BB GIVKN
WAREROOMS,
COKNEIl OF ?IAIN ANI SIXTH STS.
Main street, between
3VIAS01SriCTElVI2?IjI3.
To be had of the following
COMMITTEE OF ARRAXGEMEXTS:
John Martin,
John Shaw,
FLOOR MAXAGERS:
John F. Cunkel, Esq.,
Capt. John Rodgers,
Preston Means, ksq.
John Kohlepp, Eq.,
Conrad Pchceffel, Esq.,
Henry Cress.
Frank Hammer, taq.,
George L. Ahrams, Eq.,
Charles Kurriss,
B. V. T. tiregory.
Dr. Slat. Pyles,
Taj lor Siuith, Esq.
GEXERAL MAXAGERS:
Wm. Maxey, Esq.,
E. L. Haffiaan, Esq.,
Msjor John Q. Stoll, Ksq., liascum fitoll, Eq.,
Ed. lirlley,
John Tate,
L. Etubeuridge,
John Jarvis,
Fred, llartman, Esq.,
ehn Kraft,
M. Layer, Esq ,
Robert Ernst, Esq.,
Louis Cohlland,
O. Wagner,
Wm. Herder,
Richard Butler.
lleary Enghause,
Jacob Ulrlch,
John Cutterweck,
Andrew Felix,
F. Vissman,
Nice Hobbs, Esq.,
John Ehrman,
Charles Rehm,
Wm. J. Kriel, Esq.,
John Caweln, Esq.,
Fred Rehm,
Jacob Krauth,
John Ulrich,
P. llusser,
Charles Ruefer,
Frank Hambert,
Jesse Hammond, Esq.,
James Ferrell,
John Ropkie, Esq.,
Ed. Sleroner,
M. Brucker,
Joseph Wolf,
Peter Frank,
Christ Rrensicger,
Valentine Frey,
Henry Haller,
Charles Wiesert,
George Spartz,
Wm. Honan,
Phillip Tompert,
Francis Grgory,
Thomas Burns,
Adam fccbreffel,
Herman Baab,
Jeremiah Bush, Esq,
John J. Stoll,
Herman Btler, Esq.,
Kehni, Esq.,
George Kice, Esq.,
M. r. Love, l.sq.,
Wm. McGlemery,
George Stoll,
Wm. Johnson, Esq.,
Marks Oberdorfer,
Jacob Baab,
Adam hour, Esq.,
Mr. Isaae Abrama,
Louis Fiinchback, Esq.,
M. O. Davie.
COMMITTEE:
John Shaw,
Adam Rodgeri,
John Martin.
f3yEvery arrangement has been made to make this
one of the most select affairs of the kind that hat ever
taken place In tbe city, and the managers promise that
every thing shall be conducted oa the most decorous
an I respectable plan. Tnls they can assuredly promise,
knowing that every aafet aard has been adapted to se
lect the most propor and agreeable company.
(JfChrist. Haupt's celebrated Waltxiug- Band has
been enraged for t lis occasion.
T" Likewise Cole's reuewned Cotillon Band bas been
engaged lor ice aoove.
Anxelger copy.
John Kurfiss,
M. J. Love,
Wm. Miller,
arm his friends and customer?, and
BEGS letve iof that he has removed his store as
generally,
above, here he is prepare 1 to furnish them with ell
the various grades of Virginia and Kentucky Manufactured Tobacco on the most liberal terms. He respectfully solicits an examination cf his stock before purjanl2dlmii
DR. A. J. VANDEKSLICE
produce over one hundred Certificates of the
cure of various Diseases. fjryCall and see.
Thlsls to eertlfy that I was afflicted with Fistula In
Ano for six years. After trying every remedy, I placed
myself under the care of Dr. A.J. Vanderslice, of Louisville, and in three months was perfectly cared. Given under my band, this 18ih December, 1SSS.
JACOB SUGARM AN, Boston, Mass.
This Is to certify that I had been afflicted with Fits for
seven years. After trying all known remedies, and
failing, Dr. A.J. Vaaderslice performed a perfect cure
L0U13 CORANT, New York.
in three inontha.
STAll for btar Candles are now pre
IXTHA fill ortien CANDLES made by J. 11.
Co., of Cincinnati. Their superior whitened
and extra quality will be acknowledged by all who will
examine and compare them with those in market. Jor
the market price.
JOHN B. McILVAlN
ACCORD4.0NS Just received, beautiful
0f the above allow prices.
j) " p. JAULD8 A CO., 5S9 Main St.,
Masonlo Building.
PIANO FOIITES Our stock o
the above is complete.
hr.nM rail and see them before nor.
D. P. FAULDd A CO., 539 Main street,
between Second and Third,
FAULD3 A-- UUBER, Masonic Temple,
Louisville, By.
COAL OFFICE is removed from opposite the
to THIRD STREET, BETWEEN MAIN
and MARKET, where we shall be pleased to see our old
customers and as many new ones as may favor us with
COAL always on hand, alio
other Coals, as good as the best and as cheap
W. A 11. CRITTENDEN.
as the cheapest.
BEST PITTSBURGH
authorised to collect
FREDERICK WEDI monies due to me, or becoming
due, aad to give r and to celled all
rente, account. notes, and oDiigauons, as my agent .
W. PRESTON.
Any one desiring to tee m on business In connection
with the above, can find me or leave word at Johnston
k McDowell's offioe, Finn street.
ia Artiiicial
OSTRICH FEATHERS,
MANL 7ACTURER3
"WIDEKIMPIR.
2ou bales Oakum In store and for sale by
V. B.JJS.S&U1CT A BOM.
BURGLAR-PR-
ctaurcisrs, Balci.les.Bank Vaults, Fire-rr- r
'AA" for Public or Private Be
' rT,rt tery Loti, of new patterns yery substanlis
uti,,e k.,h h"wt ntitice, and at prices as low
euewiiert. Order
I'l i Vx-- . , n e, p"c ion b lelter- - CSr"Prticular atti
ujyaweowjyj
FALL Mt) WJSTER BONNETS
At Lastera test
Terms rash.
IIFIS. A. JOWE3, Agent,
JOHN A. WHAKTON.
ruraTiTuns DEAiaEii,
removed their sales rooms to the l .fts of 343
AD YA Y, ami are ready to exhibit Ueir
samples of FRENCH PLOWERS, which exceed in variety any importation yet made, iiun.t.ering i iftf.k- STVLib: tne larger part ntade iu our lactoiits in
Parts, and patterns ennne i.
V.'e have also manufactu. ed an extensive varietv of
Amkkicasj Flowses, and In this claM we hive every c
q ialiiy, style and price of manufacture-- !
an t the materials for mnnutai:tiirer!.
Our stock of usriiicu and M.tHiti..tT I.uroaTii FtAin-fais large and varied In quality aud sty'e; and to meet
thewats of the Trade, we have purchased an-- converted the entire buil.tlns, No. 5 Broadway an i Green wit h
streets, into one Factory and e prepared t produce
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
FKATIIIUIS
under the management of tur Mr. il.
of R. iiENF
under the management of EDWARD JACKSON, of (he
late tiim of Jackson A March.
Our purpose be ng the development of the shove
branches cf IIoms Taamtto their fullest extent, wetave
imported material nail brought over I'hkNCd Aeti.vt- - o:
Parisian reputation witli a stau of astiilai.ts which,
with the well known cilieieney of the mariapemsr-t- , is a
guarantee that the products of cur Factoiy vtul surpr.f.
any goods heretofore uia'le in America.
sales department is confined to 343 IlliO AD-WA-Y,
ani is under the following rnaiiaement:
The French Flower Department,
J. B. SMlTfa.
Ostrich aud Fancy Feathers,
H. CRE1GHTCN.
French 71aterlal-- ,
IJeadDressM, Urnaiuentn, Ac,
u. Willi lll.iOaE
American Dejiitrtuicnt in Flower?, Ruches
aad Fiiney Goods,
under the mameaicnt cf mi- - Mr. E. P. TIG WELL
Freceh Dt'partinent, Xo. K2 Rue tie
K.VL.--lea-
under the management cf our
LOUISVILLE, KY,
n hand, a lire, assortment
A. FUHNUlUNCi AiTICLllJ1, of which aa will be sold
cheiperthan the ci,eap-tfor cash.
Furniture, and new
riCash pal. I for oeci.nd-haui
exchange.!
LUPOIII.VM'
I'OU STEAM BOATS',
HoteN. and Private Families.
pvJfj A. JAEGER A CO., No. 113 and 121 FOURTH
f U itrcet, are ole A.ents for this city and ticlnity
R.ibbei- - llatiule Cutlery Co.'s, of New Tori.,
Table and Dissert knives,
Carvin? lvLlves and Forks,
Salad spoon.)
to whicli we would call the attention of the trade and
the public
This article is superior, In dura'ti'.eners aa well as elegant n urkMHnsliip, to any Cutlery manufactured either
in this ci.untry or Europe.
Hot water will not cra:k or etle.-- t the handle nor spr.il
and we are authorized by the manufacba,-turers to
any pieces w.Mch dj n .t give satia-fa-tiin this rts, ect.
We can justly reccrr.rucn J it, with the ajuranoe that
there i.I.lng like it ia ti e piarket.
A. JAEGER A CO.
113 and 121 Fourth st., under Mozart Hill.
JUST PUBLISHED BY
No. o Broadway.
HENDERSON, SMYTH Sc CO.,
No, 102 Rue dc Illcheleua, Pari.
LEA APERRINS' CELEBRATED
WORCESTER Mil I R E SAUCE,
Ail aflicafile
At Madras,
To kiw ISrolLcr
At Worcester.
"Tell LEA A
that their Saree
is highly esteemed
India, and is, iu riy
opinion, the mo3t
as well as the
EXTENSIVE FRAUDS.
The only MeJiil awarded byths Jury of the New York
Exhibition of Foreign Sauces, was obtained by LEA A
PERKINS for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The
world-wid- e
fame of which havln led to numerous
purchasers are requested to see th-.- t the names of
PtRRtssare upon the Wraj-perJjottie.
Lki k Pirrixs will proceed against anyone infringing, either by manufacturing r vendiKi Spurious Saut e,
and have Instructed tlieir correspondents in various
parts of the- world to advise them of any infringements.
Sole Wholesale Agents for the United Slates.
JOHN DUNCAN A: SONS.
405 Broadway, New ork.
always in store. Also, oruers received fortii-reshipment from England.
aull deoM-l- y
There la no Mistake About It.
Tliis Cordial will never fail to care any of the abov
on each bottle, In tier-ma- a,
diseases, if taken p- -r U;rection
English and French.
the Season-
50 PIECES INGRAINS!
EXTRAORDINARILY
CHEAP FOR CASili
10T FOURTH
jan22 dAwtf
Bit ween Marke' and JeOerson.
We will sell at 10 o'clock A. M., on the prerr.l-S- j
ses, in Henderson ceunty, Ky., 4 miles from trie
city of Henderson, on Friday, 2oth day of Feb
ru try next, to the highest bidder, to close a copartnership, one of the most desirable Farm in the county, and
In an excellent neighborhood. This Farm contains 5
acres now in a high stat? of cultivation, well fenced
4"0 acres bottom land, 1'25
300 acres cleare 70 acres in timothy
meadow, ou acres tn clover, 12 acres in wheat, the balance good
50 acres of the wood
land has the undergrowth cut out now ready for grass.
It well watered, has two good slock ponds and a
has good stables, corn-crib- ,
cabins, smoke house, Ice house, dairy, and all necessa
a comfortable Dwelling sufficient for a
large family. We will also sell on the same day, all the
Stock, consisting of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Sheep and
Hogs, Farming Implements, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Corn, Hay, Oats, Ac.
For Farm, made easy to suit purTerms or Sal
chaser, block sold on a credit of
JOHN FUNK,
M. P. RCCKER.
janSl dAwtd
Henderson, Jan. 17, 1S59.
Hair a Million of Bottle
have been sold durin g the past six months, and In no instance has It failed in giving entire satisfaction. Who,
tnea, will suSfer weakness or debility when McLs-in- '
iArtngVunm-- j Cordial will cure you.
Do you wish to be healthy and strong. Then go at once
and get some of McLean's Strengthening Cordial. It will
strengthen and invigorate your blood to flow through
every vein, an-- the rich, rosy bloom of health to
mount to your cheek again. Every ottie warranted to
give satisiaction.
For Children.
We say to parents, if your ctuldren are sickly, puny,
or artiicted with complaints prevalent among chlidr-- n,
give them a small quantity of McLean's Cordial and it
wiil make them healthy, fat and robust. Delay not a moment try it and you will be convinced.
It Is Deliclou to Take.
Every country merchant should not leave the city
s strengthenuntil he had procured a supply oi iici-eaing Cordial.
It seils rapidly, because it always cures.
A liheral discount will be made to those who buy to sell
CAUTION. Beware of druggists or dealers who may
try to pa'.m upon you some Bitter or Sarsaparilla trash,
which they can buy cheap, by saying it ia just as good.
Avoid such men.
JeZi;'0'fretfrAntn7
dial, and take nothing else. It Is the only remedy rt.al
will purify the blood thoroughly, the tame time
strengthen the sytera.
One tablesnooulul taken every morning (fasting) Is a
certain perventative for Cholera, Chill and Fever, Yil-lo- w
Fever, or any prevalent disease.
Price only fl per bettie, or six bottles for as.
Sole proprietor of the Cordial
Volcanic Oil Liniment.
Also, UcLeaii
Principal depctea the corner of Third and Pint
Street., St. Louis, Mo.
ey kaimoud A FAT
t?r Forsale in
TEN, BELL, TALBOTT k Co.. anJSPRINGER k BSO
Volcanic Oil Liniment.
The best Liniment
Another remarkable enre performed by McLean's Vol.
Read for yourselves:
Oil Liuiment.
Thomas Ford, a blacksmith, living near Cass avenue, on
IMPORTING DRUGGISTS,
No. 67G Market St., bet, Floyd and Preston. Tenth various had a horriole running sore on his foot.it He
Liniments, Salves, Ac, but could do
He despaired of ever being able to work at Lis
JUST ARRIVED,
trade again, because be could not bear any weight oa bis
LBS assorted K
and by one email bottle or aicLeaa a oleanie Oil
600 lbs assorted R
Liniment, he is now perfectly cured.
do Essential Oils, strictly
paralysis, neuralgia, bruls.s, sprains.
Rheumatism,
stiffness in the joints cr muscles, swellings, sore throat.
500 lbs Chamomile F
earache or tootnacne, wounus, iresn cuu, sores, burrs,
A direct Importation through lhe Louisville
scalds, pains, Ac, yield to the"magtc" lnfineuce of this
SCHEFFER k FAGAN.
wonderful Liniment.
For Horses aud Cattle it la aa Infallible remedy for
ehafes, galls, scratches, cracked heels, lameness, spavin,
sweeny, splint, fistula, bruises, swellings, wounds, rattle,
VENTTIAN BLIND MAKER,
snake bites, and varloua other diseases which animals ai t
liable to from injuries or accidents.
o. 493 Market street, between Second and Third,
Every Country Merchant should obtain a rnpply of
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.
It sells rapidly, beLOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY,
cause It always cures.
informs his friends and the public
A liberal discount will be made to merchants who bej
RESPECTFULLY found at the above place, over
tolsell again.
Ware-room- s,
Messrs. WATSON k STOUFFER'S Furniture
For sale by J.H. McLSAN.Prcprietor.eorner of
where he is prepared to make to order and will Third and Pine streets, St. Louis, Mo. Also, for sale aa
every slxe, color and above.
keep on hand Venltian Blinds of
auglldeodisAweowly.
qualit also, to repair, repaint, and
S. O.BKNNET
M. WHARTON
old Blinds at short notice. From a practical
f the business, and by strict attention to It,
to all who may deal with
he hopes to give satisfaction
DBA Lias IS
him, and merit a liberal patronage. Prices reasonable
and terms cash.
CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRS, AeH
At Wholesale and Retail.
Matresses, Feathers, Venetian Blinds,
HAVE this day sold my stock of Boots and Shoes to CHAIRS, Bureaus, Tables, Wardrobes, Ac, all chtup
Mr. Samuel L. Lee, who will continue the busineee at for cash, M and 5e4 Market street, betweea S.cond and
tbe old stand. Thankful for the liberal patronage beThird, Louisville, Ky.
stowed on me, I would recommend ray successor as la
Furniture, er New ex
37Cashpald for Second-han- d
every way worthy of the same. My books are at the changed for Wld.
apl4 dittf
old stand, and 1 would request all those Indebted to so
to call and settle fotthalth, ai my business must be CAR AND ROSIN OIL Manufactured and
JOHN SNYDER.
Closed up.
WM.SKEN" CO, Bullitt street.
J an 6 dim
January lit, 1SS9.
JOHN F. HARVEY,
... i . lioNfl.
A.D STAPLE DP.Y GCCIiS.
ac l var i ,tck cf
WEF.tNCY,now ir. .toreANa i
k, colored
iRT UCoDi,
and black. In R.be9 an I cthr syle- Liiues,
and MerbioeK
Bridal and Evemni
an j M t ijals .'or :
Embroideries,
Cloth and Veivet Whaw- " '
Irih Linens arcl Lir.en A
Table Lineus, Napki-- s an-- Do!iei'
Bieaehed and Broan
Caiices, Chinti, ys
ai.d Jeart,
White Gou'is In every varle'y.
Our stock havi-i- ; been laid in a ter the mct fir..ra-bl- e
circumstar.crs.we crTer it f r a:e a, r u xi an i at
as Ur if not
t:,a;, U e aci character of
be ha,i in the
.in u .i... ,
the very hUh?r. s.trkrtpr!.-- i
uf alls.zts.
fiae M:ssvurt Lii!, in tract, of 8 id acres
each. Government tills, for
!e v.ry low
fine induceraeut f .r
C. 11. CURlSl'IAN.
LUITAH Ll&HT.
rjnUL? LAMP buru. with a pars white brl'.Tia- -t light
e,('ial to ga, an 1 I much cheaper tl ai
Lar i.is-h- t t .k
first preu.lum u. C
ica' Fair iu Loui.viile. One ,1 .liar'h of Lunar
Oil gives the liht of f 1 l i rf Lr I
Oil,t'3 45f Burning tlulj, fU vt rf Cinulcs. Lair.;
pint burns 15 hurs, c.' iu aboiit
cci.tj, givii g
Lght equal to a or ttstar rari.iits. Lunar C l Is not
haa i.o.lua.-reeahl- e
i:eil, ar. l U Lt'llatl ts
smoke. Liaip.. - s.
rPCail an I see fr jturscives at No. 3 MASCNIv
Tk.MPLE, Fourth street.
tsyc.ur.ty rights .ale.
CEO. RE ATT V.
LOUISVILLE, KY.,
73 Third street, betwn Main -
Market. al- between Brook and Floj l, south
for stle ia ail the M.eih. Col ee Loti.
Ir.cludir,g the Monthly Lottery on the Havaav Ha:,
drawn at Baltimore, MJ.
All orders strictly cmi Jet.tlal ani procptly filled.
11 Market street,
!fo.4fTMl2strat,bet-tfe-
HARRIS'S GALLERY.
McLean's Sirecgtheulng Cordial will effectually cure
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Chronic or Ner-vo- u
Debility, Diseases of the kidneys, and ail Debilities
arislnz from a disordered Liver or Stomach. Heartbnrn,
Inward Pile., Acidity or Sicklies uf the Stomach, Full-neof E!(,od tj ti e ilea l, Dull Pain or Swimming la the
Head, Pali ittion of t):e Heart, Fullness or Weiiht In the
Stomach, Sour Eructations, C!oiiiTig or Sa Jocatit. fueling
when!)'u.ir down, Dryness or Yellowness of the kin and
Eyes, Nicht Sweat, Inward Fevers, Pain ln the Small of
the Enc', chest or side, Sud len Cashes of Heat, Depression cf Suirits, Friahifut Dreams, Languor, Despondency,
or any Nervous Diseise, Sores or Blotches on the Skin,
and Fever and Ague, (or Chills and Fever.)
It will also
ears eUseawsof the Bladder and Womb, such aa Seminal
of Urine, Stranzuary, InflamWeaknes,
mation or Weakness ot the Womb or Bladder, Whites, Ac
S. S. MARK
in the world. This Cordial Is d s
JL tilled from a berry known only to ruyself, and chtmi
callr combined it.it some of the most valuable medicina
roots, herbs and baris kuow a to the mind of man, via:
hloo.iroot,blackr.,-:.twild cherry bark, yeHowdock,
sarotparliia.. eld' r Sow era, with others, prod uc, eg
remeiy for !. restoration of health
the m- - Jt
IritiNiTias'bOws RfidiDV, curing disease by natural
Wbea taken, in heabng infiK-nc's felt coursing
n t.f the botly, purifying and accelerating tne circniatii.n of the blood.
It neutrahzes any bilious ir.atter iu the s to Lie. eh, aal strengthens the whole
7-- tointrs and tlx vuohc that
tl r. l 1.. .
lrs in New Haven, Newj Yo.-i- , and Newa.-k- , nniiiviiun.ler hi
personal fuperv.i,..)Q, for b. ; rig
a':d superior swii of CARlA'jLa.ocsi.'.li.-o- f
ai.j Lu'ej.
he ca nae -.
to the interest cr those ho
.'n purct:a?!Bg in :h
pive Llm their or !er, 9 th.-- can thtn hav
iheir Carriages trirUUt,i
the-Fr the quality cf his work, he would to u taste.
thefo:win seatletati., ho are now twir f it: rf'er t
T. C Coleman.
Biid.ai.aa, L. L Shreve T X
Shreve.A.D. llait.T. il. llm.i, a. flaws
Men.. ta, D. F ai.!.;., (i.
Bashaw, W. tf.
Snoddy, Thomas Martin, aud tUiers.of Lou .v
Ifkr takinr
Before ttkHi
lit Ileal G(ui'tma:t, mHEgTeatfst remedy
01 a Letter from a
steamer the last style appearing.
Our sales are strictly conaad to the Wholesale
and we retpect fully invite mtrchants to t.xsmlae
our goods.
Connolkseura
LOIISV1LLK,
POLKA." couposcl and
to the M ASONIC FRATERM-VS.'WV,'ri edi.-itej T ' by Mrs. Katk UcsTsa. This is a beau- tifi.l,
and brilliant Polka, wi'h a
beaut fnl emMfciatiu Jli'iuiiic 'fitU. 40 cents
"SWEET MELol'IEs,' a betutifa! Sm?, by U. B.
2ciit-"iir-- T 1iir.il
LY," an easy, beautiful Son,
by A. TriVKBf t.v Kikr. L'3 cents.
i'Se',i l vr(,f p,,3iajreto ar.v address on rectlpt of
price marl. ed.
r?" Vie are veil a hli other BEST PIANOS and
JicrcunJi,e.
s.'nd ii y..ur ordeis to
TilIPP i. CRAGG.
Mr. J. KENNKDY SMYTH A S. LEME.1CTFR,
Mr. J D. DAVIS & Mr. W. NETTING.
The IMPORTING
lu ti.is leadln- - Department of
our busictss we purchase and uiauulacture the clioicest
designs in the French Market, and receive bytvtry
--"J. Il a.
at., one square above the Gait House,
Fourth atreet, Louisville, Ky. IWILLpay
as.i?tedby
PRONOUNCED
Fourth street, betweea Market and Jen"erson,
now (and will be for the season) olferln g
V'J-'hl.iri'et and riut elegant deltction of
'hrt' Dress Hats, B;nnets, lioe French Flower, "
Rhi.ons, Feathers, Drc. Caps, ni OooJ, (reneraily !n
the above line, which cannot be competed with as to
unuerthj mar.astinti.l
IjOTJISVItJ
LACE ItLXXIES,
H. J. MEAi
IRON PwAILING
FANCY GOODS, &c.
C.IIKM)EtlSO.,SZVni
FROM A DISTA
A STARBIKD,
To Dealers
a.3NTI3S:5.E!"W T.
DURKEE, HEATH & CO.,
LOUISVILLE, KY.,
Adam Ropers,
Wra. M.ller,
John KurCss,
SO. 1C4 THIRD ST., OPPOSITE
8oH by all Drnglststhroaghoutthe world.
(SUCCESSOR TO WARD A NASH,)
SOLE MANUFACTURERS
"Cofyress," "Copper-blttm.:!"Danl Dane's Pi
SECOND STREET, BET. MAIN AND
for Children Teething. It has n equal cn esrth. It
greatly facilitates the process of teething by softener
the gums, reducing all inCauiinaf.on
wi'.l a'.-- ay aiipru-- ,
aad Is sure to rrsu!ate the bowels. Dcpeud upoa it
uiothere.it will give rest to yourselves, ar.J relid'a-- a
health to your iufauta. Perfectly safe la ailcte!.
This valuablepreparatlon Is the prescription of or.ee
the most experienced and skilful female phyeicUr-j- i
Sew Eugland, and has been used with never-fil-
:ess in millions of ctses.
We believelt the btslaud surt.it remedy la the wor'
tn all cases of Dyseniery aud Diarrhaa In Cli'.l-whether it arises from teething or any other cause.
If life and heauh can be estimated by dollars :i
es nts, It Is worth !? weight la gold.
Millions of bottles are sotd every year lathe
It Is an old and wcll-trlremedy.
TWLNTY-FIVPRICE ONLY
CENTS A JlOTi Lil.
t& None genuine ur.less the
PERKINS, New York.U on the outsit!- - wrapper.
JOHN VARD,
OX 22o FEBRUARY", 1859, AT
FOREIGN AND BOM
noTHEiis: ifioTfiEus:: motijeiss:: 0 R EE X STREET,
Don'tfallto procure Mrs. '.Vlnilow's
t ilUviUES, AgeiU,
Louisville, Ky.
PETERS, CRAGG & CO.'S
OF LOUISVILLE,
In commemoration of the Birthday of the
mMORTAL GEORGE WASHINGTON,
B'.i'JUIfl
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL
GRAND BANQUET AND BALL!
BUTCHERS' ASSOCIATION
Has been proved by twelve years' experience the bejt
remedy for
Scaorcia, etc., ar.d is recommended by the mis? eminent physicians
CaCTion. Beware of preparations pretending to possess the properties cf the 0din concentrated form,
many of theiu are worr-- e than useless. The Tcrs Oil
has been found to act better and have more : pecly eiTe-.than any jelly or other preparation of it.
Sold by druggists generally.
FOR ONE WEEK!
No. 343 Broadway, New York.
JOHN C. HENDERSON Sc CO.,
J. C. HENDERSON, S.UYTH4 CO.,
Philadelphia,
WILL EFFECTUALLY
we respectfully call la
Bourbon, Eye, Honongalj
Rectified WW
THE BEST TEST!
IIEGE.TIAN, CLAIIK Sc CO.'.
tnt t'u ttifisiff of th.-sFestival. Fatiies Kfmirespejt.'al'j- annuuncej his a iherance to the Old Folks'
,i O'CONNOR,
Coal Dealers.
EXPERIENCE
term." iioerau
TVT E respectfully Invite the attention cf Dea'ers. We
7 caa L bought in lib or any
other market. Orders
Proprietor
tl U.i 119 1 Tj U
OTrrnrrrT owil
article ti our
Assignee's Sale of Household and Kitchen Furniture, and Valuable Library, at Auction.
ON MONDAY will sell, at t the January Cist, at on
Dwtliing Houte
Chestnut street, between Seventh and Eighth (siuth
side), now occupied by Mr. Pinde'.l, a large and general
assortment of
Chamber and Kitchen FurParlor, Dininpr-room- ,
niture, with a valuable Library cf Hooks.
Sale by order of C. A. Gardner, assignee of Jonathan
Terms Cish.
S. G. HENRY k CO.,
Auctioneers.
E. KLAULER,
MAIN" ST., BETWEEN'
taring, on Coil
VllI..VK.OAV. TlILRSD.W
ycurseles.
Fit OH CO.L IS1VEK, VIUGIXIA.
All from Massachusetts,
of this truly celebrated
WE are ofnow in receipt fresh iro:n the mines, (not
CacnelCoat,
'c or One II ii tired Yearn Ago, the popplag kind of the Western Ml.ilng and Mtiiu!ac
I would respectfully lufona the publ'c that I have procured the services of a Ekillful artist, and am now
prepared to fiU all orders for Photographs, In any style,
painted la oil, water colors, and pastel. We are a!so
still making those beautiful Aiabrotypes, Melalnotypts,
Sphereotypes, etc., at the cheapest rates.
Call at the Sign of the P.e Hive, and examine
REFERENCES:
WH ERE we win to which
ill have the honor of appearing
IIEE HIVE GALLERY,
JEaln Street, between Third Sc Fourth.
and Knife Cutlery.
special attention of dealers is called to this
sale. The articles will be sold in liberal lots and wlth-ou- :
reserve, for cash.
8. G. HENRY k CO., Auctioneers.
TOBACCO MAN'
It tr.T) KTH BE
Comprising
before etfered at auction in this city.
Also, an Invoice of
Port-Monai-
disordered stomach and
bowels Is exercise ! by these unspprcacluble vegetable
curatives. Their genial etTect opon the sjste-- Is akin
to the miraculous.
Sold bO Maiden Lane, N. Y.
j'2TdCAwl--
new style Jewelry.
a variety of cew patterns and jttles never
Grand Orchestra,
ft LLLIAM MUSLELMAJS
Fashionable
Together with their
SPECIAIi NOTICES.
HOLLOW A YSPI LLS.
Absolute control over the
jn New York) of
prompt atUn.
W. A. HOI LAND, Auctioneer.
I am authorised to esc the
MR.LateG. Majesty'sGILBERT.
H. Theater, London,
and Cea tleiucii
or Agency business
'feSUUS' SLM
CONCERT COHPAXT,
Military Institute,
Marine Accident.
Boston, Jan. 2S. The ship Roebuck, from Xew
Orleans, is ashore ou Cohasset rocks. Crew saved.
F a'.'- e..ur k.iuip'es, and becouviuoeil.
ARRIVAL OF THE
Later from Mexico.
Xaw OautAKS, Jan. 28. The United States
mail steamship Tennessee, from Vera Cruz on the
has arrived. Among her passengers are
Gen. Triaz and Admiral Zermaa.
The Spanish fleet leM Sacrificio on the 20th for
Havana. The French and English Ceets were still
at Sacnhcio.
The Vera Cruz Progres30 quotes a rumor that
an American war vessel had threatened to blockade and bombard Mazatlan for tbe confiscating of
a car. o of an American merchantman by order of
the Church party.
Mexico, Jan. 1J. The Pensamiento, Miramon's
organ at Guadalajara, states that Miramon would
not accept the Presidency, nor favor Kobles, but
adhered to Zuloaga's plan. Miramon was marching on the capital. Degallado was at Morelia.
Miramon had ordered a forced loan to be made at
Guadalajara, including foreigners, who paid under a threat of expulsion.
The press in the capital states that the French
and English ministers bad notilied the Government that, unless a million of dollars was paid to
satisfy the claims of their subjects within six
day, their fleets would take possession of Vera
Cruz. TLe Tampico statement is discredited.
STATEMENT OP TIIE
Peori i .llarine
I ire Insurance Co.,
Ccrossa 1st, 15
Nase and Locality of the Contpanv Pkf m Maisa
F:aa Isscaasca Cojirasv. Pe.ria, I.
The amount of it Capital
The amount of its Capital Stock paid cp.
Assets cf the Company are
Cash on hand
Real Estate, unincumbered
Bonds owned by the Company,
A. Debts of the Company secured by mortgage on Real Estate wortn double the
amount loaned LQerron, drawing li
3. Ail other debts as per nut&ber six.
4. Debts for premium, due and not due.. .
7. All other securities, consist.ng of tils- countel bills, notes, draus and acceptances maturing daily, having
from sight to nirsty dajs from dale
113,720 3i
Amount of Liabilities, due cr not due, to
banks or other creditors of the Company, estim ted at
Losses adjusted and Cue. .
Losses adjusted and not due
Losses unadjusted
Losses ln suspense waiting further proof. . . .
Ailother claims against th Company
The greatest amount insured by the Company
In any one rut.
The greatest amount allowed by the rules of
the Company in any one city, tcwa
or village. No rules concerning the
The largest amount to be insured In any one
block. Not exceeding
posed to any cae flre.
C. HOLLAND,
"As the Agent of the above Insurance Company,
I soucit those waiiting Fire or Mariu Insurance to examine their report, which must convince cery one that
It has a solid foundation for the payment of 'all luaees,
and the public mar rest a.ured that I would not have
taken the agency bad not I felt well satisund cf its ability to pay every loss it may sustain. Ihls Company baa
been In existence and doing a profitable business forth
past seventeen years, and its credit ia estabhahed
all doubt.
1 refer below to the note of Its lats wcr'.l.y A jent, Mr.
I desire to call the attention of farmers who have
Dwelling Houses and Barns to Insure, as this kind of Insurance is particularly deelred, st very low rates.
Office at J. B. Mcllvaln A Sou's, No.
JOHN B. McILVAlN.
Agentof th
Peoiia Ir..uranc
Having resigned the agency of the "Peoria Marine and Fire Ir.soraacs Company, for whicn I have
as agent ln this city lor th past year, I would
cordially recommend it to the publio at larre as a
and reliable Company, worthy of their patronage ao4
Howard h. virnon.
GEO. B. SLOAT & CO.'S
Sewing Machines.
Intelligent and
attention of aa
public. Is earnestly invited to ao an prejudiced and critical examination of Georte B. Bloat A
Co.'s newly improved SEWING MACHINES.
Mn Sloa has spared neither money , t me or thoosbt,
but hasanreservetJly and nob'y devoted ail to e9ect
the desired result of producing the beautiful, stir pi,
durable and practically asefut Sewing Machine, whlca
t(e now manafactures and hesitates not to assert that It
la not equal, but superior to any now in use or ia loo
market, aait at prices fifty per cent less than any gtod
Lock-stitc- h
Sewing Machine ever sold. Full instructions given In all kinds of sewing that is don ea any
other Machine. Send for a circular.
Samples ot work sent by mail. Prices, 100 aad 1C3.
Hemmers, 13.
Masonlo Tempi.
tlTOmc No.
ni t Aim la
Hydraallc C
srfT 1 M bbls S years old Bourbon
fla store snJ for sale low by
Foarth street.
hYe AND UARLEYW pric T
r paying the Alirhest market
prtmoWhsat, Rye,
iio. 14 Third street,
GLORE. No.
Barley, delivered at ear stcra
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