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MOKNJNG COURIER. CI 0 0 Dr, Townsend's Barsaparilla ACCTIOX SALE. ri 1IU-: subscribers will sell their Auction Kooms on I tills' Hot ulnar. rKiilunl.iv.l Dili i lit 10 o'clock, A. DAN BICE'S MUTHOl'OMTAIV Aii) llll'TODIt AM A'l STRERT, H191 KENTUCKY, description of Goods fovtuviiisii MAIN LOUISVILLE, TTi Pave ou baud and are constantly receiving every I I AND PRIVATE 1) VVKI J.I.XGS.

urouriety, freshness of stvle, aud every essential quality, imitating between simple neatness ami grtvJ incir long actpianiiance uuh tins tirancn 01 meir great lacmnes and extensive. -abUUieni to offer the strongest inducements; and they asserl emphatically. thuLtl.eir goods sh-i i Ti' -Vv lmn as similar articles can be purchased in the East or West. In proof of which, thej would jhWt esnei-uilc! U3 law to llie numeiMis dwellings in ibis cily which tliey have embellished, and the -many floaiing nalacrj af i ml0i; whose sumpluous cabins mosily have been furni.slu'd by them. This season's iiniuii talioii-; iiiit.iitl w'iiteisi new designs, in the following uumed goods rlos, aiats, oil cloths, Extra rich Royale "Wilton Carpets; Do do do Velvet TapRtryCarppts; Tapestry Brussels Carpets English 4 cord do do; 4-1 and 3--I do do; English 3-ply Imjierialdoj EMra super do American -1-ply Carpets; Silver do do do "to; Do 2-ply Ingtain Carpets; Tngrain 2-ply of 1 RICH CURTAIN GOODS, Satin Brocatelle, 72 inches wide; Richsatin De Laine.S-4 do; Do crim and silver De Laine G--1 wide; Do purple and gold do S-t do; Do 3-4, i-4 and G-4 worsted Damasks; Watered Moreins, all colors; Ked Oil Chintzes, figured and plain; French do, bull', blue and drab; Embroidered Lace Curtains, very rich; Do Muslin do, in great variety; LINEN AK COTTOK 12-4 Barnsley Sheetings, undressed; 111 dO do, do; 10-4, G-4ahd5-4 Barnsley Sheetings, undressed f-4, and 12-4 Ham Sheetings; Damask Table Linens, in every variety; American l'ilot all numbers; Linen Burlajisfor covering Carpets; Huckaback Towels; RUTIMTURK Kmbosscd green Silk Plush; Do purple do do; Do scarlet do do; Plain do do do; timbossed Cotton do, all colors; In connection with this business, they have a large and SUPERIOR STOCK of ihe lalest styles and.

most supe- n'n" -V FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, Embracing every article belonging io Ihe wardrobe or a lailv or gentlemen, sucli as RICH DRIiSS SILK, PRF.SCH BKRAGli'S, LAWNS, GLOVES, ami all llie new ami laleM styles ol rich Fnnrv lliMils.as liey are iiiijiortedin this cotnilry. Uaviii iletermined to make tlieirhouse the GREAT FURSISUrXO EMPORIUM of the West, they Lave je solved to sell LOW, knowing that that is the sure method of success. SZZ All they ask of purchasers isan examination af their stock, sedlf SALT RIVER CHARCOAL IRON. rpHE undersigned having been appointed sole Agent for the SHEPHKliDSViLLK MANUFACTURING COMI'ANV," begs to inform his Friends and Public that he has made such arrangements with the Cum nanvaswill ensure bis being constantly supplied with their very superior 1ROX, NAILS, C.VSTIXOa, STEEL, AC. To those who know the qualitv of this Iron, it is unnecessary- to say anything, in its favor it is admitted to br by fur Till-: BKST AI ANUFACTURRD IN THH WKSTKRN To (hose who do 1101 know its superior quality, would say.

try it once, and yon wii! neve ruse any other; I have now on hum! a verv i.ahiie ftinl iviu. assoiitkd Slock at the old stand, No. iTl, Main street, next door above the Rank of Kentucky, where I shall ha thankful to receive orders. T. C.

COLEMAN. LCsl am also making arrangements for a supply of the best Tennessee Boiler and Sheet 1 intending to keep constantly on hand the 1. uujkt and ukst general stock of Iron in this city. tffp7 dlf A BOAT FU 1 i NEW ALBANY, INDIANA. "fjTE call Ihe attention or Captains and Kuihlers V1Z: Super Rovalft Velvet, Imperial three-ply, (exlra hea vy,) Brussels very superior, Ingrain and Venetian, A ho.

Oil Cloths. whl, I5aiz.es, Linen Coverings, Damask and Diaper Table J.inen, Table Coveis, DnigelM. Alatts.ifcr. CURTAIN MATERIALS. Consisting of Satin liroratelle, India Satin, Satin Detains, Damasks, Moreens, Oil Chintz, Embroidered Muslin Curtains, white and col'd, Otc.

Also, Linen and Cotton S'heetinga', -f -J to very clieap. Madder and Furnttui? Prints for Comforts, Osnabergs, BlankeisandCouniernaines, with name of boat woven on, if wauled, and every other article needed tu furnish boats in the best mnnur; and from our success in funti shins many boats lasi year, of a superior class, viz: Montgomery, Orliue St. Daniel Pratt, Gen. Lafayette, Lowndes, and many others, i we do not hesitate lo assure that we can give satisfaction. Our stock is heavy; bought of manufacturers and Kjia beauty ot appearance, superiority or ingredients, and the orihein t0ethftl.

irnm(Mt3'e dlspai. ailu Ullieilli engravings, ami tne tasie msp ayenm ui oi uiem FOU YOUiVLi LVD1ES. MKS. OA Seminary for voung Ladies, will open on Monday next, the 1th September. Mrs.

C. spares no pain? to -hove all the departments fdled wi(h competent teachers, taking the supervimn of the whole ujiLiii hersrli, and she ventures to promise as thorough an education as can he obtained in anv i.arl ni tbe Union. Mrs. hopes a few ro obtain a situation a central part ot the town, wiiere she wilt establish! self permanently. At present, her residence is in Baiu- oridge's Row where she will be happy to receive both dayscholars and boarders.

A primary department will be added to the establishment so that members ui'famiiies need not he separated. Terms of Mrs. Carrington's School for scholastic year oi it) months. TITTION English, highest branches, 00 Lower, 30 00 Primary, 20 00 Latin, French and llaliau, each, 20 00 Painting and Drawing, 30 00 Music on Piano and singing, 00 Use or Piano lor practising, 10 00 Fuel, O'l Boarding, 2f." 00 One halfpaid on entering the other at tbe end ol live months. CCF'No deduction for absence, except in case of protracted illness.

CTScholars received at anv time and charged from time of entrance. lurJS'lttw if SCHOOL FOR BOYS. HHE Trustees or the First Presbyserian Church School take pleasure in making known to the public, that they have engaged Mr. S. V.

Womack, to unite with Messrs. Nkwton ai-d Reaskb, in conducting the depart-mV. aiitI S'otmg gentlemen. mi. womack has conducted a school for some vears past at Shelbyville, with high reputation and success.

Air. iNewton is alreadv well known in this citv, and Mr. Leaser comes very favorably recommended as regards both bis attainments and experience. besides instruction in the usual branches of English Education, witb i.st. AjMMint.Vc particular instruction will' be 2iven totWe who desire "lPerchare0inlbe German Language, Vocal 'eel confident in nreseuttm; this school natrnase as.

promising unusual advantages for "-ompiete education. 1 ho school wiil he opened on Mondav, the Ith of Sep. temoer, the rooms under the Odd Fellows' Hall, fur a session of ten months, at ilfiy dollars the session, paid rjuarterly. 1 A conipctcnt Teacher of French will be engaged, which will be an extra charge. This school embraces also a department for smaller boys, and those less advanced in their education, will be opened at the same.time, in the Lecture Room of.

Hit: I'irsi r.lwJt,j. This department will be conducted by Mr. Bushrod T. Milton, a gentleman of experience and established character, every way worthy of the confidence of parents as mialified for the station. 00 a quarter, payable quarterly.

W. L. BRKCKlNElDtjE, S. CASSEDAY, I H. K.

THOMAS, Trustees. is ru ft, au3iill0 CHAPMAN COLEMAN, MRsc FR A ZEE'S ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL will be re onened nu Afondav. ihe -tHi nf hepiemoer i-ourth lieiween Green and Wat nut; and Mrs. Frazee will commence a limited School ai ine same time FOR YOUNG LADIES at her residence, 403 Chestnut street, below Fourth. rui paiuiiuiais nee.

circular. aU2u dim ANDERSON'S COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE NEW ALB-ANY, IND. rpHIS Institution was incorporated by an act of the Leg J. islature of the State of Indiana, during the session 1310-47, with all the power and privilegesenjoved by Colleges of the United States. Tim course of st udies is verv extensive and the method of insi.nif.tion thorough.

Th discipline of trie Institution is uniform aud kind, but rigid; no duty being required student that can in any way wound his self-love, and a the same time 110 student is restrained from any course of conduct of which a gentleman may be jusjly proud. The Faculty is composed ol gentlemen of fine talents and education, who are in every wav well qualified to (ill their respective chairs. Students whose parents or guardians do nut reside in New Albany are required to reside in the Institution, aud to be members ol the family of the President, aud nothing condu-ringto their health or comfort is neglected. New Albany, the seat of the Institution, is rcmarkablv healthy, being unsurpassed in this respect by any town i'11 the West. Ttnitspur Scurfou of 'Twtntu-tu) fltfis.

For tuition in regular course, and boarding, lodging fuel, and lights 00 Modern Languages, Extra 10 (10 Washing, perdu. 3S' QJjUcrs. John B. Andkksox, A. President.

Kev. W.m. D. Smith, A. Professor or Ancient La.

guages. Richard L. Butlkr. A. Professor of Mathematics and Natural Science.

Wst. P. A. Martin, A. Adjunct Prof, of ALitlie- matics and Languages.

Wm. A. Instructor in English Depart- ment. Mons. Francois Prof, or French Language an Literature.

A German gentleman of eminent attainments will give instruction in the German Language to such students as may wish 10 acquire it. The students wear a uniform coat and cap of blue cloth, the button of which made for the Institution, is a badge of membership. The object of this arrangement is to gain uniformity of dress and al tbe same time avoid the expense which youn Kentiemen freauentlv incur for clothing of much higher price. The Sessions of the year comprise 44 weeks. The first opening on the 1st Monday of September, and the second ou the IstMondayof February with one vacation ol eight weeks during the months of July and August; It is important that students, so far as practicable, should enter at the first of the session in September.

No student will be received for a shorter time than one Session, Communications may be addressed to JOHN BrlA-WDKttSON, President. ANDISI180N3 FEWAjTSKaTlNATlY, WW ALlfAWV. IJfli THE ensuing Fall and Winter Session of this lnsit-tution will open on Monday, the 4th of September next, A full and very efficient corps ol teachers are employed in all Hie departments the Institution. The verVsreat increase ol patronage extended to the School uurmg tne year past, nas caneu upon uic i-rmripai to increase the ad vantages to be gained by his pupils, tiistruo lion is given by the Protessors ol the college to classes Astronomy, Geology. Chemistry, and the higherbranches of Mathematics.

The Departments of Music, (instrumental and Painting and Drawing, and Modern Languages, are filled by persons very eminently qualified to give instruction in mese uepariniems. Expenses lor session 01 twenty-two weens, 111- cuiuinguoara. loiieing.iuei, iisiits. ana instruc tion En liie regular 00 Washing, per 38 Music Lessons on Piano or Guitar 25 00 Modern Languages 10 00 Painting and Drawing 10 00 Instruction in Plain and Ornamental Needlework with out charge. ray mem.

required ny me session inauvance. Itisimportaiitthat PupilsshouUl enter at the opening of me session. 1 tic sessions am vacations are arranged as for the Collegiate Institute advertised above. No pupil will be received for a shorter time than one Session. Communications may be addressed to JOHN li.

ANDERSON, Principal. Catalogues of the above Institutions, showing more ful ly the course of studies, discipline. maybe procured of Messrs. Morton C. Peters and at this office, Louisville, and will be-sent by the Principal to any person who may apply for them by tetter orotherwise.

je20dCm ELKMBft'TAKY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. THE subscriber will open his school on Monday, the in the rear room ofUie building, known as the Old College, ou the westsidfr of Eighth between vvainuiana Lriayson. 1 neroonus r.ouuiHiuKJUf.".. uic yard large, and well enclosed. The location is desirable, being removed from the business part of the city.

He wishes to establish a small school, such as he can teach agreeably to himself, and profitably to those who may patronise him. In discharging Ins duties, he will be vigilant to train his uunils to habits of industry, and to incul cate sound moral principles as welt as to bestow careful attention to their physical wants. The government of me sciiooi win oe paternal, nuisunci. ierms mane Known at uic scuooi-room. aull W.

WILLIAMS. liefer to Rev. W. J. Breckinridge, Rev.

Edward P. Humphrey, Dr. Samuel D. Richardson, Dr. James C.

Jonhston, Willis Stewart, John lie wit. Market near Tenth. COUNTEHFliiTliHS DETECTED SHAMEFUL AND UNPRINCIPLED VILLAIN Such is the usefulness, wide spread reputation, and immense demand for Dr. Rogers' Liverwort and Taj-, that reckless and cunning imposters, regardless alike of human sufferings and consequences, utterly lost to ve i teeung 01 Humanity ami virtue, are comiaiii.i au-uuipi-ing to counterfeit it. And we have been so trequently called upon to check these base aad high-handed impositions that we teel in duty bound to warn and protect the public against them by every means in our power.

Thft.attemnt srtvif time since hv Professor M. Ropers. of Cincinnati, has been stopped, notwithstanding ins wealth and influence. We now warn you against another counterleitcr, the malicious cunning and reckless immorality of which must excite the pity and contempt ot every nonesiman. John T.

'Poland, (in theemploy.ot Geo. M. Allen, Drug-En'stof Cincinnati,) has counvrftUeO-ttur label, "forged the fac simile of Andrew signatures," printed a. pamphlet wholly and certificates emirelylic titious, and issued a medicine like unto the genuineln ex- tvnal nnnenrniif.e nnlv. 1 We warn the public against this infamous outrage, this roiajiu having no responsumit.) u.m.c, uuuci uic assumed title of Doctor Toland, is the nominal lather of the whole concern.

The public arc cautioned against a base counterfeit ar- Recollect that ttusnreparationismaiiufacturedby John Toland, and on the yellow label on bottle the a e.rin nmitted alter Uic words tered according toactoi.isc''L;: the pamphlet accompanu'p ''Vt-false, being made up of fictitious cer 'es, pnjo ng io have come M. HatrtsbtU, S. A. -Worrell, M. Utica, Asa SmiUi, Peacham, The Genuine Dr.

Rogers' Compound syrup ofXiver- Tin'e Kr rnnmn llied bv a 1)011) ptUet Containing ccitilicatcs of citizens of ihe highest sianOing, such as Professor H. wm. mj Moi-se. Hon.JudceWm. Burke, of whom.

are citizens of Cincinnati. A i A suit in equity in the tmueu ruaicsuumi iiuaiwcn in- stituted asaiust George M. ahrh. r. v.imwn, auiuwui T.

Toland and a suit for nas tuvii nrougiu against wealthy stereotype house who maue me piaies irged the frx simile of ty nainpof Andrew Rogers. We warn the iinblic against the counterfeit offered by. P. Clinton, who is the travelling agent of tins spurious article. Those who are afflicted with diseased lungs and wish to he benefitted by the genuine Dr.

Rogers Liverwcrt and Tar, should buv of the advertised agents only. The genuine is for sale by i.appmsoc reier, Robinson who have been and are now our au thorized agents for this city. warn tne puuii "umiwuciimitwi: made by Jofth'Toland. Forsale by John Bvi.t., Fourth also by Thomas, of this citv. nine vuui, A.

L. SCOVILL, corner of Firth ami hace CineimiaU, O. Wholesale agent for the south and westwhere all or- tiers should be sent: It is also forsale by regular advertised agents, In ell the principal towns aud counties in the United States. UUISS UtSiW X.IST4OF PAI.Ii AXD WINTER- SALKS FOR 1SJ8. FIRST Sale September 4th, Cth, Gth and 7th.

Second SaleSeptember 13th, 19 20th and 21st. Third sale October 9th, mm, mn ana 12th. Fourth sie October 30th and 31st and November 1st and 2d. Fifth Sale November GOtn, Hist, and 23d. Sixth Sale December Uth, 12th, 33tUand 14th.

Regular weekly sales'every Thursday throughout the year. THOS. ANDERSON i ftu2diw Auction and Commission Merchant. in 'or 1 la of A OSr For Degpatcheaaud iVew by tbe Magnetic lelegrnpli, the Market ReporU, Klver Intelli gence, HotelArrivalH, and otlierlutereatlug heme iiemt imge. For Literary matter nee fourth page.

K3The cleric of the regular Cincinnati eveninf packet, Cien. Worth, has our thanks for his alien, lions. FROM FRANKFORT. fmrespomlencc on lie Louisville Inauguration day The, Procession anil the Cere, monies Gor. Crittenden Orlando Vront, Esc.

Great personal -popularity of thenev: Gov ernor The great Telegraph Suit Its slow progress Mr. Morse and his pretty wife The re tiring Governor. t3j-c, 6c. Frankkoht, Sept. ISIS.

Ta lite KUitor of the Morning Courier: This is Inauguration The Honorable .1. Crittenden took ihe oath of office as Uorernor of this Commonwealth in Ihe presence of a large audience of ladies and gentlemen. At o'clock a nroeession was formed on Capitol Square, and marched to Ihe residence of Mr. Criltenden, pre. reded by a band of fine music.

From thence, ihe procession marched 10 the front steps of. the Capi tol, where Willis C.l-Iughes, of Union, in behalf of the people of Kentucky, delivered anap propriate address'to the Governor elect. Mr. Criltenden then delivered a brief and eloquent -inaugu ral, in which he thanked the people for the honor of electing him their ChiefMagistrate; andconcln ded by saving, that if at the close of his adminis- iralion, he satisfiedjthem, he had been faithful to their interests, he would feel more gratification and pleasure in retiring from office, than he then did in assuming its duties. He will commence the execution of the duties of Governor lo-morrow.

His first official act, I presume, will be the appointment of a Secretary of Stale. It is generally understood, that Orlando Brown, of this town, will receive the appointment. He is a gentleman of line moral character, and ofa high order of talent. He was for many years the editor of the 'Commonwealth," and during the time that paper was under his control, if acquired the reputation in the West, what the National Intelligencer has always had throughout the entire Union, 1 might say over all Europe, the champion of high, elevated and conservative views on all political questions. That the interests of the people of this Commonwealth will be sale in the hands of John J.

Crittenden, no man, of whatever sect or party he may belong, will doubt. He. goes into office with a larger share of persona! popularity perhaps than any man who has ever lived in the State: and my word for il, his administration will be such that insiead of diminishing, he ivill add to his present popularity. The argument in the great Telegraph law suit is not yet concluded; Mr. Loughborough will conclude the argument on the part of the plaintiffs, Morse to-morrow.

Fourteen days will then have been occupied in the trial of the case; more time, perhaps, than, has ever been occupied in the i rial of any case in America before, The trial of Warren Hastings, on articles of impeachment, oc cupied, Ithink, eight years. But this Telegraph case is only amotion for an injunction. If it re quires fourteen days to hear a motion in Ihe case, how long will it take to try it on final hearing on the merits? I leave that for lawyers to decide. 'UnderourState laws, a lawyer can write a bill in chaneery'3nd gel an order for an injunction in a jfiost any sort of case, before he eals his break Cast. But.

the Federal Courts move with more caution and circumspection. The District Judge is very patient in listening to all the arguments. oral or written, which the parties present for his Mr. Morse and his beautiful young wife have hceti in conct eyerv duysihee the argument ol lite rase commenced. can form no opinion when the oourt will decide the cese, perhaps not for several weeks.

Ex-Governor Owsley will leave in ihe morning for his residence in Boyle County. His public Jil'e may he regarded as having closed. A Cnryt. Ook. Cask.

A crim. con. case came to light a few evenings since, in Philadelphia. A jealous p.ited fiusbo-ljil having had snsuieions tli at his Jady to-wjiojpjje been bin, a (Wv-months married, was iinfuithi'ii! Jo her vow.s, laid a plan by which to ascertain whether Us suspicions worp correct, lie pretended that 'he was abcii'. to iakp a voyage to New York; but returning alter nightfall to the vicinity of his residence, he saw lie gallant that he suspected, make his way into she house, oblaining access so easily, as to prove conclusively that his coming was expected.

The husband, aided by some friends, at a late hour in the night, burst in the front door, and on proceeding to 'the bed-chamber, discovered the fair one aui fjer paramour in rather awkward situations. The incensed husband had a pistol with him, but heing which to shoot in the ebulli-uoii of his wrath, both escaped. The gallant is an apprentice to the printing lousiness, not more than 20 years of age. The wife is quite youthful and pfeiiy, and her paramour was a favorite ijefore marriage, had been cutout by the present husband, wh3 being engaged in the coasting trade: betweeu this ciy and 3STew York, enabled the continuance of an intimacy which is believed to have existed previous to the marriage. We learn from James Brooks, Presidentof the New Albany and Salem Railroad, that there has been an order forwarded to Philadelphia for the purchase of three locomotives for the use of said road, one of which will he received at this city towards the close of November, We also leant from Mr.

H. that the work is being prosecuted with considerable energy and success, and that the iron for the rails has been ordered. Our friends at a distance may soon expect to hear die completion of the road announced, and the people along the line look out for the first greeting of tUe "Iron poney." by a long and loud snort from his iron lungs. Nev Albany Bulletin, Venter day. Ye Kkew it would be so.

Within the last two weeks there has been a tremendous revulsion of feeling among Whigs of Ohio. Multitudes of those wTio' were and wavering have fallen into line and are now gallantly battling in the ranks of Old Zack. In a few days the 1840 enthusiasm will be revived and Gen. Taylor, in November next, will be borne into the Presidential chair by a majority that few expected he would receive a' few weeks ago. Dayton (O.) Transcript.

We team that the venerable Samuel G. Wilson, of thiscily, one of the pillars of 33eniocraey ot this county, recently expressed himself dissatisfied with tlie Cass party and has announced his intention to support Gen. Taylor for the Presidency. N. Albany Bulletin, yesterday.

Mabryatt. It may be remembered that lie once had a difficulty in London with our countryman, IV. P. Willis, and a duel was seriously talked of. It was productive of no result, however, except une of the most humorous conceptions in all Mar-ryatt's fictions, the description of the "triangular rJuel" in "Mid shin man Easy." A friend asked Marryatt how he banpeuedto hit upon that laugha- head while he was meditating how lie should iight We wish all duels might end as pleasaut-iiy.

Transcript. Reported for the Louisville Coimcr.j rOtlOE COURT. HON. 6 0y DOE. Kbway, Sept.

1S48. Isaac Davis, f. m. was taken up charged with obtaining money under false pretences. was ve-committed to jail for further examination.

No other cases before the court to-day. 5000 HATS AND OAPa. Great sate of Fashionable Hats and Cajis, thisday, WILLIAM LAivIN, RESPECTFULLY Inform their fi nJs and the public that Ihey have received ih-fjgBjlji rect from New York. alarKe and splendid ri uf Hats and Cap fine late full style, IS 18, all of which tliey offer tor sale this day, at least iu per cent, lower than any other house in the city, having a partner residing th New York who is ready at all limes to buy for cash, gives our house great advanlage over those who Jjuy on' credit. We can assure our friends and the public ibat they can be supplied on better terms at our house than any other house the city.

Having made great irn-Ijros'emeuts In our house, and opened rooms above for me benefit of the country trade, merchants are most respectfully inviled to call and examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere. Toourcustomersandthe public, win buy atretail, we would say, we will cdustantlybe something new. short, gentlemen, we Intend ourbuuse-tobe-the best in the "United States No; i the ie Plus Ultra. The following goods are in store, to wit: tO dozen, No. Moleskin Hats; Jo Beaver; liO do SflUs, No.

2- do Brush, Ho. XGu do Russia, high and low crown; 50 do Coney Hats; do Buena Vista; Juu do Wool Hats; CO do Ciolli Cans, men's and boy's; ill do Flush Cas, do i do Ladies' Riding Caps, latest style; Together with a large assortment of Trunks, Handbags, Umbrellas. Shirts. Drawers. Susniiii ders.

Hosiery, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, and a great vaneLy 01 laucy articles loo tedious to niention, tiale positlve and without reserve Ibis day. WM. LAKXN, sep9J3m Mam, pub street. ninfc, sky -bluei white, dark Tt the can De 170 be of an the our es. 362 at Wonder and Blessing of the Age The most extraordinarv Medicine in tim Wurld This Extract is put up in Quart Bottles; it is six times ennaper, pieaanter, and warranted superior to any sold.

It cures without vomiting, purgiiig.sickeningor debilitating the Patient. -The great beauty and superiority of this Sarsaparilla over all other medicines that while ii disease, it invigorates the body. It is one of the very best Spring and Summer MedkIuea Ever known; It nor only purifies the whole system, and strengthens the person, but creates neiv, nire rich idaoJ; a power possessed by nu oEher medicine. And in this lies Ihe grand secret of its wsnderfui success. It has performed within the last five years, more than cures of severe ases of diseases; at least were considered incurable.

It has saved the lives uf more than children during the two past seasons. 10,000 ases of General Debility and want of IVervons Energy. Dr. TownsemPs Sarsaparilla invigorates the whole system permanently. To those who have lout their muscular energy by the eiTects of medicine or indiscretion committed in youth, or the excessive indulgence of the passions, and brought on a general phvsicul prostration of the nervous system, lassitude, want of amtiition, fainting sensations, premature decayand decline, hastening towards that fatal disease, Consumption, can be entirely restored by this pleasant remedy.

This Sarsaparilla is far superior to any Invigorating' Cordial, As it renews and invigorates the system, gives activity to the limbs and strength to the muscular system i a most extraordinary degree. Consumption Cured. CUansf. and Strengtfim. Consumption can be cured.

tsroncnius, voiLsutnpnonr t.ioer complaint, Uolas, L-a tarrh, Coughs, Asthma, Spitting of Blood, Soreness, hi the Chest, Hectic Flush, Nigfa Sweats, Ditfirult or Profuse Expectoration, Pain-in the Side, behave been and can be cured. SPITTING BLOOD. New York, April 28, 1S47. Drt. ToySKND I verily believe that your Sarsaparil-la has been the means, through Providence, ol saving my life.

1 have for several had a bad Cough. It he-came worse and worse. "At last I raised large quantities of blood, had night sweats, and was greatly debilitatedaud reduced, and did not expect to live. I have only used your Sarsapilla a short time, and there has a wonderful change been wrought in me. I am now able to walk all over ihe city.

I raise 110 Blood and my cough has left me. You can wellimagine that I am thankful for these results. WM. RUSSEL, Co Catherine -st. Rheumatism.

of Rheumatism that Dr. Townsaiid's Sarsaparilla has cured. The most severe and chronic cases are weekly eradicated by its extraordinary virtues. James Cummings, one of the assistants in the Lunatic Asylum, Blackwell's Island, is the gentleman spoken oTin the following letter: Island, Sept. 1S47.

Dr. Toiowaid Dear Sir: I have suffered terribly for nine years with the Rheumatism; considerable of the time I could not eat, sleep or walk. I had the utmost distressing pains, and my limbs were terribly swollen. 1 have I used four bottles of your Sarsaparilla, and they have done me more than one thousand dollars worth of good. I am i so much better indeed, I am entirely relieved.

You are at iberty to use this for the benefit of the afflicted. Yours, respectfully, JAMES CUMMINGS. Fever and Ague. Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla Is unequalled In cases of the Chills and Fever and Ague.

The followin' letter is only one of hundreds that we have received front the South and West of like character. Oswkgo. Oct. 22,1347. Dr.

Townsend Dear Sir: I purchased for my wife two bottles of Sarsaparilla of your Agent, Mr. McNair, of Ka lamazoo, to try it for the Fever and Ague. Before she had finished tbe first bottle, it appeared to warm the blood, and every other day, when the Chills and Fever appeared, they were less violent; and before she had finished the bottle, she was entirely relieved, and she was much bet ter than she had been before she took the Azue. A lady that had been very sick with the Fever and Chills, but- bad broke uiem with Quinine and was leu in a very weak and distressing state, and troubled exceedingly with the Ague uaiie, seeing ine eueci itiaiu nan ou my wue. sue sent and procured a few bottles, and it restored her in a tew us to complete Health.

Your sarsaparilla is, without doubt, unequalled in diseases incident to the- West, and if you think that this communication will be ot en, youareatlibertyto use.it as you choose. Yours, respectively, CHARLES H.SWAIN. Canker in the Mouth. Below Is an account or another child saved. Townsend's Saisaparillu has saved the lives of thousands of children.

The follownictwo certificates are selected from a great number received this week: New York, April 1, 1817. Dr. 1wnsend; Dear Sir One of my children was verv sick with a Canker in the mouth and throat, atten ded with great debility. It came near dying. I obtained some of vour excellent medicine.

and itcuredil directlv. for whic 1 assure you I feel very grateful. Yours, respecttiuiy, ELIZABETH FOWLER, 27 Desbrossesstreet. Dr. Townsend, not having leslcd his Sarsaparilla In cases of Fits, of cunjr.se never recommended it, and was surprised to receive the following from an intelligent and respeciauie larmer esicnesier county; Fohduam, AugusMS, 1347.

Dr. Tnwnsaid: Dear Sir 1 hare a little girl seven years of age, who has been several years afflicted with Kits; we tried almost everything for her, but without sue cess; at last, although we could find no recommendation in our circulars for cases like liers, we thought, as she was in very delicate health, we would give her some ot your Sarsaparilla, and are very glad wo did, for it not only restored herslrenglh, butske has had no return of the Fits, to our great pleasure and surprise. She is fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which we feel grateful. Yours, respectfully. JOHN BUTLER, Jr.

Female Medicine. Dr. Townsend'sSarsaiiavtllalsa sdverelsn and speedy cure for Incipient Consumption, Barrenness, -Prolapsus men, or i-aiungorine womu, rues, jjeii. eorrhaft, or Whites, obstructed or difficult Menstruation, Incontinence of Urine, or involuntary discharge thereof, and for the general prostration of the syutemho matter whether the result ui ninerent cause or causes, produce byirreeularitv, illness or accident. Nothing can be mor surprising than its invigorating effects on the human frame.

Persons all weakness ami lassitude, from taliiii" it, at once become robust and full of energy under its influence. It immediately counteracts the nerve I ess 11 ess of the female frame, which is the great cause of barrenness. It will not be expected of us, in cases of so deli-cate a nature, to exhibit certificates of cures performed, but we can assure the afflicted that hundreds of cases have been reported Thousands uf cases where families have been without children, after using a few bottles of this invaluable medicine, have been blessed with lhie healthy offspring. To Mothers and Married Ladles. This extract of Sarsaparilla has been expressly prepar-ed in referenee to female complaints.

No female who has reason to suppose she is approaching that critical period, "the turn ol life," should neglect to take it, as it is a cer-tain preventive for any of the numerousand horrible dis-eases to which arc subject at this time of life. This period may be delayed for several years by using this medicine. Nor is it less valuable for those who are approaching womanhood, as itis calculated to assist na ture, by quickening the blood and invigorating the system. Indeed, this medicine is invaluable lor all the deli-1 cate diseases to which-women are subject-It braces the whole system, renews permanently the natural energies, by removing the impurities of the body, not so far stimulating as to produce subsequent relaxation, which is the case of most medicines taken for fe. male weakness and disease.

By using a few bottles of this medicine, many severe and painful surgical operations may be prevented. Grent Blessing to Mothers and Children. It is the safest aim most efTfctual medicine tor purifying the system, and relieving the sufferings attendant upon child-birth ever discovered. It strengthens both the mother and child, prevents pain and-disease, increases and enriches the food, those who have used it think it is indispensable. Itis highly useful both before and after confinement, as it pre vents diseases attendant upon childbirth in Costiveness, Piles, Cramps, Swelling of the Feet, Despondency, Heartburn, Vomiting, Pain in the Back and Loins, False Pains, Hemorrhage, and in regulating the secretions and equalizing the circulution it has no equal.

The great beauty or this medicine is," it is always safe, and the most delicate use Is most successfully, very few cases require any other medicine, in some a little Castor Oil, or Magnesia, is useful. Exercise in the open air, and light food with this medicine, will always ensure D-salc. and easy confinement. Beauiy and Health. Cosmetics, Chalk, and a variety of preparations generally in use, when applied to the face-very so-Qnpou itot its bcautv.

They close the pores of the. skin, and check thf r.iiT.Miniinn. which, when nature is not thwarted by disease or powder, or the skmiuflanied by the alkaiiesused soaps, oeau lines 11s own prouuuuuum me numan uue Davine," as well as in the garden of rich and-delicately tinted tnd variegated flowers. A free, active ami healthy circulation ofvthe fluids, or the cbunungof the pure, rich blood to the eiremities, is that which paints the countenance in the most exquisite beauty. It is.Yhat which imparts the indescribable shades and flashes of loveliness that all admire, but hone can describe.

Tlqs beauty is the offspring of nature not or soap. If there is not a t'rpp and healthy circulation, there is no beauty. If the lady is fair as driven snow, if she painty and use cosmetics, and the blood is thick, cold and impure, she is not beautiful. If she be brown or yellow, and there is pure and active blood, it gives a rich bloom to the cheeks, and a brilliancy to their eyes that is fascinating. This is why the Southern, and especially tlie Spanish ladies, are so much admired.

Ladies in the north who hut lit th (frcisp. or are confined close rooms. have snoned their comolexion by. the application oi 'deleterious- mixtures, If they, wish to regain of step, buoyant- spirits, sparKtmg eyes arm oeauuiut com nif vinns. tlier should use Dv.

Townsend's Sarsaparilla. Thousands who have tried.it, are more, than satisfied, are Ladies of every station, crowd.ouroffice daily. notice to the Lad (en. Those that imitate Dr; Townsend's have invnriahlv r.nllftd tliKir stiiti ajDcai Bemeda for and have copied, our bills aud ccuiaTS which relates to the complaints of women, word for word other men who pui up of Dr "Townsend's Sarsaparilla in complaints incident to females, recommended tfieu-s," tfeejr. ulu not.

on. jurlous to females, as they aggravate disease, antl.uuder mine the constitution. Scrofula Cured. This certificate conclusively provesthat this Sarsa; harilla lias perfect control over uie uis ThreA nfivnnc Aiircjl in'nnP linno cases mc uiuum j.w. unprecedented.

Three Children, ni rmi'KKKNn the pleasure io in. form yen that three ot my children have been cured of the uy iue use ui ui caucuuui, si They were am imeu very seveiej.y wuu uu ooica iiavc lalieil OlHJ'lUlU WUA uiem nu'" feel myself under great-obligation. -Yours, rcsitecttully, ISAAC W. oosier street Oplnioaa oftPliyslcUBn. Dr.

Townsentns 'almosUtially receiving, ordersfrom Physiclatisin thflerent parts 01 the Union. This is to certify that we. UtenndeftnguedHKhysiciftns the city or Albany; Ihwtfm Dr lownsend be ied it tube one of the moat PULING, D. J. WILSON, M.

D. K. M. D. P.

E. ELMENDORP, MvD.f At.bant, Apnllf1817ii CAUJTIOW. Owhifftothe great success and fmmense sale ofDre Vits. have cbnuuenced nialungSarsaiianUav Extracts of VeUow Dock, Aci TrmV the bam bottles AJld some 1 1,7 slolen and copied our advel lament, TievareonlyworUilessiinifaliou llieaieomxi" strwt. Sun Bui dine.

Ste Dj-oftOc Sons' 1-5 North Second street, PJiUadelphta; S. I Jancef MV Cohen. Charleston: Wright Co Chatrfes street, 105-South PearlrtreeW Albanv and by an xne principal uiu', neraliy, tlironghoiit the tlnited States," AVest indies 'jHi6 WILDER General Agents, 44S, 'sub Geuese, Winsiandley N.eMT.k ew Albany, If i' i to as i as js is In! ot new and second-hand H.iusciioW anil Kitchen l-'iiriiilurc, the in our i ly ol" a lauiily abmil. 1 ingthe city. Amongst the let will be offered llie follow.

tug desirable orlicles: 1 Nineteen feel lonj cherry extension Table; 1 Vet-yMiiienorpaii-maliogany Card do; Klghl-day golhic mantel Time Pirre-. -1 Second hand mahogany Sofa, Willi pillows; 1 Large rosewood circular Hal Slan.l; 1 Superior mahogany Barometer; 2 Very heavy 3-ply Carpets; 1 I. alge cherry Sugar Chest; 1 Fnnikl'm Stove and Pipe; 1 Pair counter Scales and Weights; 1 Large Tin Safe; Larse heavy moss Maltrasses: Willi a variety of Kilchen ulensils, Bedsteads, Chairs, antes, Mieels, manlcels, musqiuto tsars, ai Tumblers, Ac, etc. WHITE it u3faTerms ol'sale cash. fsepllj Auelioiteeis.

rilHK GKKAT SALE OF RKADV-MAUK CLOril. IMG At the Mammoth Clothinff Depot is now l.eiiis oll'ereu. the largest and cheapest assortment of ntle. men's and youliis' Wearing Apparel, at remarkable re. duced ptices.

The well-known celebrity of the establish, ment for giving gooa bargains, time alone lias proved thatfact beyond doul.t. The large number of hands em. ployed make it imperative upon the proprietor to make quick returns. Hence, small profits is the onlysnre gii.n-antee for its accomplishment. The assortment this fall will outvie any heretofore kept.

So that persons from afar may be sine of finding the largest stock in the L'ni. led Stales lo select from. The proprietor respectfully requests a call before purchasing. Wholesale customers supplied on liberal terms. W.

SAMUELS, sep9 Mammoth Clothing Depot. C.Vo connection witli any other store. SALE OF UNITED STATES PllOl'EHTY, AT AUCTION I WILL sell on Thursday morning next, September 11, at the Warehouse of Messrs Roses Hussell. strailer's Row, without reserve, for cash, the following articles ot Army substance, now out of service. 3J barrels ureau; 10 do Pork; 18 do Flour; 7 do Vinegar; 1 do Rice; 2 do Coffee; 1-i do Salt; 1 box Soap; 1 barrel Molasses; do Susrar.

sepil dtd s. G. HENIiY, Auctioneer. MEDICAL CAUD. DR.

LYONS, graduate of the University of Prnn-Fsylvania, subsequently a private pupil ol" the late iSir Astly Cooper Bart, ami for the last fifteen years a praclicw" Physic lanand Surgeon in Europe ami India, maybe consulted in the various branches of his profession at No. SG, Fifth St. extensive experience in the treatment of Spinal Diseases, and Chronic Enlargements of the Organs and Limbs, also, affections of the Eye and Ear, be feels sanguine of giving relief in cases heretofore considered boneless. Dr. Ly ons will wait upon patients at their residence, aiU a line addressed to him will command iiis attention.

sep7 Uo NEW AiVD CHEAP GOODS. JTTST OPENED THIS DAY, several eases of cheap and desirable Goods which will be offered at unusual low prices. Tbe following area part: Rich lot Lace Capes to sell from $2 50 to S5G; Mous de Lainesto sell at20, 2-3 and 30 cents per yard: French Ginshams. chameleon styles. at30cts nervard; Corded Bordered C.

Handkerchiefs, at 55, Co, Tocents very fine; Hemmed stiched Handkerchiefs, at CSand 75 cents and 5)1, very hne; lionnet Kibbons, rich styles, al S3 cents per yard; Black and colored Kid CUoyes, Alexander's make; Doited Swiss Muslins, allcolors, very cheap; White do do; Sky blue Barege, iine article, at 45 cts. per yard: Rich embroidered Handkerchiefs and Collars; lilack Brussels Laces; Thread Laces and Edsinss, English make: These goods are handsome styles and will be offered cheaper than they have hcretotore been sold. GEO. HAYWOOD, senTnir, 119 Pom-tit bet. Market and JeflVison.

N. B. The arrangements are such as will afford the house such facilities in eeltins toads weekly du line the season, to enable tiju newest styles to be offered at Eas tern prices. i- ft. GUiWS! GTJNSli-in addition to our large importations of (lard- ware anu uutiery, we are lturiuii ins direct from celebrated manu facturers in Ensland, a large stock of fine Double and Single Ouim and Pistols.

These Guns embrace great variety of size, length and quality, some very fine; aLso, American and Kiigusn nevoivnig risiuis; inn i-can and Ktitrlifli Rifles: km" nriced Gnus for boys; Pow. der Flasks; Shot Dags, otc. Persons in want of any of tlie above articles are requested to call ana examine our slock, as we are prepared to sell at very low pricey, and win KOfip oursiOCi; Hill ov reguiiii mipuiuuiun. sep4 dfi A. D.

SKMPLK BRO. 171 AKHIONADLK CLOTHS AND CASSIMELtEti. We have hist received live cases of French and English black, bhte, brown and Olive Cloths. lot of doeskin, black and fancy Cassimeres. Our customers, ajid straiigers visitiugthe city are invited to call aml examine for themselves.

We are determined to sell cheaper than ever. SOb. HART A Merchant. Tailors and Clothiers, S. corner Market and Third sepS and 43Ganrt -HO Market st, 7KST I GK A ih.h and spltMidid assortmentjust re-y eeived.

They are 6i iata and foreign importations, sua i ce ana uesiruuie jhiuci iis, 1111:11 win maivc iu ui del' at reduced nrices. Call en sepS SQL. iUKT. KNTlNlil.f.A, drab, dove, and faney ftlacltinaw lilanktMs. also Duflhugs and Coalings ol various shades, which we will sell at New York ptices.

sepS SOL. HART, AT A OK A 1 i A FCTK- -Te pair very superior jjA. white blankets, weighini ishins 10 pounds lo nair. Kuitaide lor iiotci-Keepers. vvewiu sen uiem fsepS SOL.

HART. cheap. ELEGANT DRESS SILKS A splendid assortment of rich, plain and fancy Dress Silks of tbe latest styles he lind at COOKE seps Market between Fourth and Filth. i ASHMKHR-DREsa GiJODS A arwassortmeut of rich, plain, ngured, and'slripiJiV Lai nes. sepS COOKE BRO.

KEN OH MEKIWOES A large assortment ot plain mode, hrown, bluc.blacli, dark greei) and purple Eiench i-orsaie tow. TKT YOKK WEEKLY HKRALD, lor the weeli ending September2d, is receivedat sepS 90 Fourth door below Marlcet. 1 FOR SALE A residence in a pleasant part ot Bt-he city. The house has four rooms, kitchen, ser vants' room, cislern. smoke house, stable, 101 ny feet.

Will be sold a bargain. Einmire at this otnee. sepSdlf CARPET WAliKUOOMS, LATEST AUH1VAL 499 Main street. RECEIVED this day pcrsteamer Ben Fraidtltn our iirst supply of Foreign and Domestic Carpeting, eonsisting ofrW English 6 cord Brussels; Do Tapestry do; Do Imperial 3-ply; Do do 2-ply; American do do, new and beautiful patterns; Do do 3-ply, do do do; With every variety of the inferior grades. (We shall now constantly receiving eyery now and desirable pattern this article asfastas theyare manufactured.

Wepar-ticularly desire an examination ofour stock by purchasers, assuring them the price shall be such as to make it important consideration. SepS HUft or Pirtinijlj. LINEN GOODS! LINEN deceived this day direct from the importer, a large assortment of best make of Damask and snow-drop 8-4 and 10-1 Table Diaper; Do do 84 and 10-1 do Cloths; Do do; Do do 6-8 and 3-4 Napkins, ndevery variety oCHouseholdLhiennnd Cotton Goods. HITE SMALL, sepS Household Furnishers, 490 Main st. CURTAIN GOODS RICH PARLOR FURNISHINGS, 499, Main st.

RECEIVED this day direct from the importer, our fust lot of splendid Curtain Sill; and Worsted Gimps, Cords and Tassels, Ac. In regard to stock of this article on hand and those now being shipped to us, we draw 110 comparison as to the beauty, styift ajidtextuie, and variety, with any house in this city, and comparing with any in the Western and Southern Country. HITE SMALL, sepS farior xiiumici-s. 1HAVE this day ceased to attend to the redemption of the utes of tbe Union Bank of Tennessee and Branch Messrs j. v.

Curtis 0c Co. wiii.rorthe present, 1 be lieve, attend to the business. sep3djT If. S. JULIAN.

FOR RENT A three story brick house, with a large slore room and famiiy dwelling, ivith Illrooms, kitchen and servants rooms, cistern and cellar, on Ihe eastsideof Fourth streel, between Market and Jefter-son; all in complete order, and is decidedly one or tbe best stands for a large Millinery establishment in Ibis city. Will be rented on moderate terms to a good tenant. Possession given on the first day of October. Apply lo J. N.

WRIGHT, senS Real Estate Aseht. No. 70. Third st. itCincinnali Commercial will insert to amount of 50 and charge tlnsomce.

A This stock is perfectly fresh, having been bought but a few weeks, and offersa first rate opening for a per-soi fo do a good business, the stand being in as good a situation for a retail stand as any in the city. Apply soon ims om.ee. seps J. B. WALK Eli, MERCHANT TAILOR, MAIN STRKET, OPPOSITE BAXK OF KENTUCKY BY EXPRESS Just received a lot of superior Ciolha, (s-Imcrea and Vcslings, fresh from the importers, ol tbe latest style and best qualities.

Ho ping to suit ihe demands of my patrons and the public in general, Unvile Iheir attention. Having received the latest fashions I am urenared to exeeule udders on tbe shortest notice and in the best manner, riease can end examine. sepfl 1,111 Aiii.M-iut iu ungs Allspice landiMg trom steame Gen. Taylor and for sale by sep7 D. L.

ADAMS CO. Highly Important to my Customers. ATS AND CAPS There are still fPw nfinv m.i XI customers who have not found out my new location, No. 131 Main street, a few doors above. my old stand, and I wish them now distinctly to take notice thai lain disconnected entirely with any other Hat Store hi lite city, and (at 4SI) I am lurmsmng my old and new customers with the finest Ne Plus Ultra, as well as tin neatest style Dress offered before in Una city.

Orders from a distance promptly attended to, the hat neatly put up and sent 10 order, sen? J. G. PRA 1GG, No. 4S1 Main st. rgHE MIDDLE KINGDOM-A survey oftheGeogra- fl phy, Government, ltuucajion, social i.ue, aits, Religion, ot the Chinese Empire and its inhabitants, wii.11 a new map 01 mr.

r.mpiie, ami uiii5i.iaLnw& pnnti uallv cneraved bv J. W. Orr: bv S. Wells Williams, au thorof Easy Lessons fin Chinese English and Chinese tJCUiMiiui 111 sum 1 1 ics umpieie. ni uay ickci.

ed and for sale by C. TENA CAMKRONjOrtbeFour.Sistersjby Mrs. Gray, 1 aulhororthe Little Wife, Belle of the Family. The Duke and the Cousin, Tins day received and for sale by isopvj hauak watt st. rAI is fast annroaeliine when a coninlele.chariee of an parel will be necessary, it behooves every person to lay in ihemfait and winter supplies upon the most favorable terms.

1 oroer touo hum, iu.au at me IjUUIHVILLK CJjOTHJIJ Ml unf'i ui niarKeisireeis, is all that will be lenuired. The proprietors of the aliovt would here Bay to' their numerous friend' and pubhe generally, iubl iney nave now op. hand and are slijl receiving a choice and splendid assortment of piece gooils, which they are making up in their well Known, eiegani aim umw Thi nhiiArcionfid earnestly solicit an hisnection of their -Fall and Winter Coat, Vest, and Pant stuffs, believing that they can efferas uvoiauie muueements to purcna sei-s as any house the. city. In all cases where mea: s'ures are taken, an elegant fit is guaranteed.

ISAACS, Proprietors of .5 i sep7- Louisville Clotlnng Store, in ly by us are unsurpassed. Chenille and Tulted Hearth Rugs-Brussels and common do do-' Chenille, Tufted and Brussels Door Man-Linen and woollen Floor Cloth Straw Mattings ot widths: Table Oil Cloths; Embossed Cloth piano and Table Covers-Floor Oil from 3 io 21 feet uiu'e of evpiv style and pattern, whicti we will cut tu fit any loan. I hall," without loss totlie purchaser. 3 PARLOR ORXAMEXTS, Ac. Embroidered French Muslins, in great variety; Striped and plaid do.

do do; Gimps to match, (every vaviety;) Cords and Tassels, do Rich Cornices of every style and Do Curtain Pins, bandsand arms; Orris Lace and Chintz Borders; Worsted Fringes, all colors; Cambrics and Selicias for curtainliiiings; SHRETIXGS, yiv. French Linen and Dumark Towels; Do do Napkins; Linen and cotton Crash and Diaper Towelings; Jacquard Quilts, while; Knotted do for berths; Calico and Cotton Kattingforrumrmts, TRIMMINGS, Ac. Gimps, for trimming; Furniture Holland; Venitian Blind Trimmings: Tassels, and 'Bindings. ol steamboats to our large stnrk of Csbi OAK PETS. iiH Furnishing Goods, any house Louisville or Cincinnati or the est-.

K. II. HUKLTtUT A- CO. AfULTUM IX PARVO. IT IS A GRKAT SATISFACTION to us to be able thus publicly to announce, tliat the sreat demand lor our superior and splendid preparations of our 'FAMILY KDLC1NES," far exceeds our most sanguine expecta-lions, particularly our INDIAN EX PF.CTOR ANT and COM POUN A KM 1.

NATIVE UALSAM. which for pulling up, im a ninhenm-itenient to the iur chaser. Ami as many ol mvohl friends who knew ms, GRAVES when in Ihe employment of Dr. D. I now beg leave repenmltv in inVorin them that 1 am one of the firm of LOUDEN A No.

Hi, Ari-hatrert, Moir Third. PUll.AUKl.r-UIA, Where I shall be happy to see them, who, aided by his brother, a regular graduate of the "Philadelphia Collide of Pharmacy," make, put up, aud compound, ulth our own hands, every article comprising our Family Mem-cinei," Indian Expectorant, Compound C.mruii live IJalsam, Compound -Tonic Vermifuge, si ImHtni Sanative PillSj and Oriental MairTonics. We fun her beg leave to remark, (and we do il with confidence that cannot be shaken,) that we have discovered and made an improvement on our ORIENTAL HAIR TONIC, that far exceeds any thing cvrr ufiervd to the public. Give us a cult at No. St, ARCH street.

Our terms alone are an inducement, and we are sure of theresulf. auSJ.Io LOUISVILLE BRASS HAND. This brass band, one of tbe best and strongest in rtm country, is always ready to attend professions, turn -rals, orauy hind ol celebrations. Thev are ways ready to play any kind of music which people ir- quire or wish to hear- Terms reasonable. Apply to Josiau Bosskr, Leecber and Cupper, on Green stioct between Jackson and Preston, or at Ihr.

Kentuckv Hail, on Filthsueet.npar Market. jelfi d.im' BOOTS AIVD SHOKS. AC. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 8S, Fourth Street, between Main and Mark B. F.

STEVART. Hasjust opened a new oooianu hiioe Mure tu me auo mentioned place, and is now receiving a large aud lull assortment of all articles in his line, of the best quality; comprising every kind aud quality, suitable to purchasers. He would respectfully ask his friends and the public generally, to call and examine his stock. Jit-feels assured that lie can suit every one. Prices to suii thetimcs.

myV-i dtf 13. F. STEWART HANDY 10 quarter casks New York Brandy, In ue and forsale by an 18 JONES Ot HALBERT. DRESS BOX TO SOUTHERN WESTJKN MERCHANTS, j. o.

dc w. OK UMBRELLA, PARASOL AND DRESS KOiYE, No. lo), North Third, street, above Race, Phij.adkwu'm, INVITE the attention of Merchants and Dealers, to thcircxtensive assortment of the above articles, which thev offer at reduced prices. An examination is Solicited. aulS dim Sll OT (J I ICS A NfT ST LT KDWARD K.

TRYOX, 131, Noiith Skcoxd stret Philadelphia, MAKUFA CTURKK ami Importer of double and single barrel Guns, Rifles and Pistols, Powder Flasks, Shot Bags, and Pouches. also. Sis Barrel Revolving Pistols, and Materials for Gun Makers' use. aulfldlm REMOVAL. DK.

POWELL has removed bis Dentul Offire fiom the comer of Sixth and Jeffeison to the Parlor of Mrs. 343, Market, between Sixth ami Seventh where he will be to receive the calls of numerous patrons, and will continue lo perform all operations on ihe mouth, teeth. or gums, at the following in duced prices, viz: Inserting teeth on fine gold plate, Do do Pivot Cleaning teeth and prescribing a suitable heal diseased gums, Plugging with gold Do with tin, Extracting, Separating with the file, each, $3 ash to 00 1 AAA FEF.T DAY'S PATENT HOSE, just re-LUUU celved. This hoseis recommended as far superiorto leather, as it requires neither oil or and will uotleak a drop. One of Warner's Premium Cistern pumps, with a supply of-this hose, will do more good in the first outbreak ofa fire than a first class- Fire Engine coming up SO minutes later, and will frequently put out a fire before an engine could arrive and be put in operation.

Instances of the saving of thousands of dollars worth of property might be appended. A large supply of pumps and hose always ready lor sale at the Hydraulic Foundrv. iyMtr GRAY, WARNER fc 611 ifaii st. ATTENTION, THE PUBLIC BOOTS AND SHOES, IN all their variety, wholesale and at WILLIAM WHITE'S ftew and Cheap Cash Store, north' side of Market, 4 doors below Preston, opposite tbe upper end of the upper Market-house, haa now on naiui a iresiiami compieie siock oi cing every variety his hue, aha wilt be in constsni receipt of new and fresh supplies, which he pledges himself to stilt for cash as low as anv other establishment In the city, not excepting those who advertise to sell at cost. Recollect that the women's, misses ami children's plain and fancy Gaiters that figure so large in their advertise ments, ctni be had on as good terms htfre as elsewhere-.

To his friends and tbe public generally, he respectfully invites a call. N. B. He also keeps constantly a supply ot women's mills' and children's Goat Hoots of home manufacture the work ofwhich lie warrants to stand. au9 lily (COUNTER SCALES lfine New York GounterScale weighing from 1 ounce, tu 100 lbs, for sale cheap.

aii-iu p. nan i xt. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS' ami Dkjmus Keadv.Maos CtoTiimc The time or yer ft being fast approaching for country JJJJ thSr alteilUou io my stool; uf Clo'tois at iho Mammoth Clotl.ing Depot, where i -'l largest, assortment in the Urote.t jewto aiit rery garment suitable tor gentlemen proprietor would here mnjr giTVem. sUntly loO hands athi; "coniaci pioyinem io ine nu, fjJ sucMss, and by his strtct-etrovis ne hoi.es to mer.it a. continuance of uniformity -of.

W- SAJIUELS, Mammoth Cluthing Depot. wqI'HE LOVERS OF THB WBBUJ WH. WUttKbl.l.BMSl respecunuy tention of dealers in Tabeaf euuff ''is stock, which h. will sett at tne "i either at wholesale 6r retail." "ii-His store is on Fittb a.r No. opposite, the Court, House.

IlCUS. nPHK most novel and unique Circus in America blend-I ing selections from the "North American," the Monster" and the "New York Circus," into one IMMENSE TREBLE COMPANY! Transported upon the speedy-md light draught steamer iiiegneny man, lor me express purpose oi uemg always punctual in appointments for exhibitions, preserving the splendid paraphanalia always brilliant, enabling the per-, formers to be ever refreshed, and the horses at all times, rested, composed mostly of artistes who have never before annealed west of the Mountains, their inimitable skill commanding a princely remuneration that virtually restricts tneir uispiays to icw lorn, finiaueipiua, iios tim and Baltimore; and comprising whai has never be fore been known to be concentrated in one circle, THE BEST LIVING CLOWN, FEMALE RIDER, PRINCIPAL RIDER AND SCENE DEU, now for the first time brought into this juxtaposition preparatory to a winter's campaign in New Orleans. This TRIPLE ESTABLISHMENT will be exhibited at Louisville, for THREE DAYS only, on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, the 7th, 8th, and 9th of September, at the corner of Walnut and East streets. And for the accommodation of families, family parties, and visitors from the country, there will be an exhibition on Friday, the Sth, and Saturday, the 9Lh, commencing at 3 o'clock precisely, in the afternoon. AD.MissioN.Pit and Boxes 25 cents; Dress Circle (children half price) 50 cents.

Doors open at 7, P. M. Tbe "Entre" made half an hour thereafter. OSForparticulars see disciiptive sheets at the ptinci-pai Hotels, and the bills of tiie day, au23 (ltd DODGIi'S GRAKD ILLUMINATED DIOK VMAn JW. DODGE most respectfully aunoiuices to his friends and the citizens of Louisville and vicinitv, that his exhibition of ILLUMINATED DIORAMAS will be opened at Odd Fellow's Hal', Jefferson street, 011 WEDNESDAY EVENING, the Gth to continue for a few mgttti only.

The exhibition will consist of four larse Oil Painlin separately covering a surface of about 200 square feet of canvass, and each embracing two distinct vn-ws, undergoing various ami remaiKauie cnanges, such from winter to summer, from day to night, oic. From the peculiar manner of their execution and the power and application of the illuminating principle, these paintings possess a uegree oi spienuoraim magmncence 01 eneci which it would be inipossible, by any other method, to produce, me suojects comprise me picmrcsque, tne uii; iiimi unu tne ucuuliiui. Eordetailed descriptions see small bills. 03 A professor of music will preside at the Piano cone. tCi3 Cards of admission 50 cents, to be obtained at ihe Gait House, Louisville Hotel, Music Stores, and at the uoor.

Exhibition atS o'clock. ept dfi MAISOIV" D'Oft-471 Maiu street. ECEIVED thisday j.Meganteniorotijered wiute Swiss Dresses: liicb plain Glace Silks; High cuJured Poult de Soie for Regalia; Marcellines, variety of colors; Ricli embroidered Cashmere Dresses; Gala Plaids; Lyonese Cloths, a very cheap article; Kobe de Chambre Prints; all of which wilt be sold at low prices, sep-j. I. RAPHAEL CO.

LOUISVILLE WHOLESALE A ND RETAIL FURXITUR 13, CHAIR AiVD BEDSTEAD Aos. 03 anil G' Thrr.l muter Apollo Hooms, between Main ami Market, IHAVKalarge assortment, consisting of the followin: articles, viz: fancy and plain Bureaus; ICOsel walnut, cherry, sycamore, and poplar high and low post Keusteaus; doz. mahogany, walnut, and cane-seat Chairs; Also, a large lot Windsor Chairs; 35 walnut, mahogany, cherry, and common poplar Waslistands, Dining and Breakfast Tables, Ladies' Workslands, a beautiful article. A splendid lot of Solas, mahogany and walnut Wardrobes; Mattresses and Spring Ded the largest assortments the West. K3PA11 of which I will sell at lower prices than anv house in the city.

sep4 W. C. MOOKK. MADEIRA AND line assort ment POfiT WINE Just received a of Madeira and Port Wines, nut mi quart and pint bottles. For sale by V.

MIKOEUEK. TUST RECKIVKD A lot of line Ol ampaigne Brandy, Vmtase 1S25. nut 1111 in ouarl and nintbolLles exnrcss. for medical use. Forsale by C.

RHROKDKK, sept Mb Market, between second and Third. Wholesale Retail Dealer in jJijijS Foreign mitt Oomesric ines aud Liquor, No. 4, Market sL, between Second and Third, sepl dly LouiSvu.i.K, kv. agent, COMMISSION FORWARDING MERCHANT, DEALER IN ROPE, AND PIWTWCE GENERALLY, Wall Street, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. OP Consignments respectfully solicited.

For the present can be found at the office of W. A. MoftUtifc Dro. DISSOLUTION OF CO-PAHTiVEttSHIl'. NOTIOli While Welby having this day purchased the interest of Jesse Woodruff in the firm of White, Welby the same is by mutual consent dissolved.

Tbe business of the late firm will iu future be conducted White ii Welby, who alone are aidiionsed to settle nil business appertaining to the same. Pi AIM A IS WHITE, THOMAS J. WELBY, JESSE WOODRUFF. Louisville, Sept. 1st, 3SIS.

sepl KERR dt WtiLLS. Gold, Silcer and Brass Plate Establishment. rilHE undersigned respectfully inform their friemisand the public generally, tliat they are prepared 10 do all kinds of Plating, Silvering, Gilding, by the old and common way of silver and brass plating. Carriages and Sad-leryware, Door Knobs, Locks, etc. Electro-galvanic plating, to any required thickness of Plate, Knobs, uocks, tiuoons, i-orKs, candlesticks, castors.

Waiters. Stain Replying or Silvering Mantle ornaments, Chandeliers, and finished as good as new. Gilding of Watches, Spectacles, Guard Chains, Personswishmg work done in our line, will nlease cive a call, as we are nrenared to do work cheau Mid in a durable manner, and warranted to give satisfaction. ouulii siuc ivmui, uciweeu first ami WM. J.

KERR. mySdly WELLS. QUGAK. 400 hhds. prime New Orleans Sugar for saie oy FERGUSON 434 Market at.

sepi 450 bbls. prime Plantation Molasses, XtX in excellent order, cynress cooperage, for sale by tor sale by FERGUSON oz CO. sepl LOAF by -50 bbls. New Orleans Loaf Sugar FERGUSON A CO. sepl "PEPPISK.

50 bags Pepper for sale by FERGUSON CO. -30 bales Alabama Cotton forsale by FERGUSON CO. ATS. 15 bales No. 1 AUcant Mats forsale by 1X sepl FERGUSON CO.

CIOFFEE. 30 bags Maiucaibo Coffee forsale by Sep! FERGUSON CO. sale, by received per mail boat, aud KILLICK CLARK. sepi EXCHANGE on New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Pittsburgh, for sale in sums to suit by sep )- V'unno oc vuyo iviani si. XCH ANGE on New Orleans at sight for sale by sepl J.

P. CURTIS CO. A MERICAN GOLD for sale by XX. sepl J. P.

CURTIS CO. mENNESSEE MONEY for by J. P. CURTIS CO. sepl IT SCRIP sepi ivill he purchased at -very low rates by J.

P. CURTIS CO. Brast, NEW PORK HOUSE, Xoiusvim.e. LThe subscribers have erected a New Pork House at the upper end of- Main nearlv on- posite tbe establishment uf Messrs Huffman, Maxcy fc ate imiy prepareu 10 uuau extrusive uusiness. ThiscstablislnfiRnt is upon such a scale as to enable list1 kill and pack from 1,000, to Hogs per day.

Sepb UOiWJIll PliliX.lt OC A A VV KliOi L.JS KIEST LARGE FALL SALE, BY THOS. AXMERSOX CO. foreign and Domestic Dnj Goods, Fancy Goods, Down ana awes. ON the ISth, imh, 20th and 21st commencing at o'clock of each dav; we will sell an eY((iisiv. sortnient of Goous, adapted lo the season, to which we invite theattcntion ofcountry and cily dealers.

The as- sortmeni will consist in part ot tne lotiuwing; Drv Goods. Sun. black, brown and blue Cloths and Cassimerest mixed, plaid and black Satinets; bins and bronze Jeans; wool weeds; scanei, green, wnne an ye now I'lannels: scarlet lwnicd l-iamieis: nine coat ings; white and bine DlanketS; bleached and brown Shelings; Fancy Print3, Furniture Chintzes, Tickings, colored and white Cambrics, real Colerain Linens, ijiiikm. uiuLtv uiiu laucv Mnacas. rerra nuiuo ami omer worsted Plaids, rich MonsdeLames and Cashmeres, nala riauis, piaiuuiiu mncyjuress Hints, l-lurence HilKS, Cambrics, Swiss aid Dook Muslins, Ribbons, Laces, Blank Italinn Cravats, Hilk Pongee Handkerchiefs, Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, Black Silk Velvets, Sewing Silks, Patent Thread, Spoul Cottons, Wosted Mufflers, Hoods and Cloaks, rich u-nni c.siinwrs .....1 Thibet Shawls, Thibot ami Cotton Hosiery, Thibet and Silk Gloves, Artificial Flowers, ic.

HOOTS SHOES. Men's extra heavy thick Books, superior calf and kip Boots, youths ami boys' thick aud kip Boots, Men's ex. tra size thick and kip Brogans, women's strap Shoes women's Bootees and pegged Buskins, women's heeled Brogans, women's Roan Ties, childrens colored Roan Bootees. also Fnr Caps, black and white Wadding, boxes of Castile Soap, 20 boxes blue Tacks, GO boxes glassware consisting ofpressed Tnnibles, Jars, Pilchers, Molasses Cans, 21) boxes Tobacco. Terms, cash.

T. ANDERSON Auctioneers. LUt of remaining Fall Snleg. Second sale October 9lb, 10th, 11th and'l2th. Third sale October 30th and 31st and Island 2d of November.

Fourth sale November 20fh, 2fst, 22d and 23d. Fifth sale December 11th. 12th. 13th and uih. Regular weekly sales every Thursday throughout the year.

sepad.Jiwatd TIG pounds Pig' Lead lan din; from steamer American Eanle and for sale bv sep5 Lt ADAMS CO, I I will be sold as cheap and on as accouimodaiitij-; as examination is solicited ivspprtnillj'. New Albany. jST doin. PRIVATE BOARDING Four young gentlemen cn be accommodated with good boarding hi a private familv, in a convenient part of Ihe cily to business; also, one married couple with boarding and lodging. Fur in-ormation amly al this office.

aulTdlm lo his olVice, are vespert fully i i'ited to rail. .1. N. WKICJHT, General and Keal Kslale A sent and Notary Public, aulS No. 7(1, Third street.

CORXKLIUS fc CO. 'S Pa lent Solar Air Lamps far biCrning Laid OU WILLIAM MINKTT. o. 90, Fouith.hct. ftlnrket and Jettron riiAKES this opportunity ut hiforming his- customeis I in alwavKin if-ceint of on improved assort- Oil uiid Suirit Gas Lamus, So- iai-'sGeruuaoley, Suspending; -also, a variety Lard Oil Lamus, on unite a new "principle: Lamps for up and Churches, and suitable tor Taverns, Dry.Good.siiiuI Fancy Stores, Groceries, P.oard-ing Houses, and private families; Table Lamps for Ceil-Ire Tables, which burn without the leastshadow, ai one third loss expense, and nut one-tenth the trouble of tlie old Lamps; also, Heading Magnifying Lamps, quite different to any Ihing -that has been in use in the West.

BLUE and BLACK INK, equal to any In the Western country. It has been well demonstrated. Lamns re-silt, made aud repaired to order, at his old established stand, Qtl Fourth, between Market and Jeffer son Louisville, Ky. LQr'Lard Ou warranted equal to sperm, and win burn at all seasons ofthe year. IdTA sent for Suratt's Patent Lightning Kods, Lamp: furnished-Tor lighting up Evening Parties, Ac.

dGm ATEW Ol'- CLOTH FACTORY The undersized would respectfully inform Ins tnends and the public generally, that tie is manuiacturmg auu nas uuuauu, a jencral 'assortment of Furniture Oil Cloths, Carriage ciolli. Mahosany Oil Cloth, Window Curtains, Oil Cloth Carpeting, dfce. 'rnose wis uny to uuvait icnuesieu lu wnmiu wmniui; iT Pedlars and Agentsfurnishedon reasonsblc terms. J. KICK, apSldfim Jeft'ersoh bet.

Shelby and Campbell, ETHEAN TOOTH-ACHIi KLIXKR C'nrrs in less I lime 1. than one minute, or no pay A 11 cases, however severe, arismgtroin a lwrvousanccuon, wiiineir.wr..i- Uis purely vegetable, not unpieasnm to the taste, and unlike Creosote, is dkvoiu oi-' voisonous l'Hoi'iiKTiivs; one bottle is sufficiBiit for a family. Try it, ami you will soon see a wry face turned into smiles. reparcit nti nn Price O.j cents por bottle'. Liberal discount to dealers.

Sold hy Druggists and agents. may dVw 17 ALL GOODS "Wc arc now daily in receipt ol our supply of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, to which we would call tbe attention of our customers, and all who are in want of NVw Fall Goods. Among hue arrival may he. found a large assortment oTnch fancy and black SilKs, such as: Kich brocade chameleon Silks; Do figured do do; Do chameleon satiiule Chine; Do do Amine; Do do stripe A mure; Do do do Poult dcSoiCj Super satin plaid black Peking; Do do do do Avmure; Do do do Cadrilla Poultde Soie; Do brocade plaid do do; Do Sand 3A plaid Lustring Poult de Soie; Do double rept- Ou do do; White, pink, blue and purple Gro de Nap; Crimson, cherry, brown ami green flro de Nap; Do, do, do do Florence; Plaid and chameleon do do; Kich new style printed Cashmeres; Do do do do De Laincs; Do satin plaid Cashmeres; Do plaid Crape Armarej Do chameleon Grade A frige, a new article; Do brocade chameleon Simedons; "fio chameleon Lamartine Stripes; Crimson, cherry and maz. blue French Merino; White, pink, blue and orange do do; Pink, blue, cherry and lemon Mousdc Laines; Motte colored, all shades do do; 'Purple, brown and green Thibbet Cloths; Plain and satin stripe mode do; Super high colored Plaids for children.

au31, ROBINSON No. -IAi, MarUt St. TT RUSHES, ASSORTED Brushes of kinds, soils 13 and sizes, on hand and lor sale low. au3t M. AIIUN dg CO.

qVTESS POKK--14 barrels Mess Porli received tin UxL day and tor sale by St- J- T. HUIK, hQKARL II KLEY A tresh and good article on hand and forsale lowuy au2C M. A IK IN CO. "iHILDPFN'S plain and embroidered Cloth and Velvet sepl HAYES CRAIG'S. rpfrE Ladies may tiow expect to find the lateststylea ot Riding Hats ai sepl UAYES CRAIG'S.

AILY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR. For Consump lion- Liver Complaint; Rlieumauc Pams, Pains on ic Lungs or Breait, Pleurisy, all Acute Pams, Intlam. Enlargenient of tile Spleen or Ague. hite ell-hues, Lumps on the side of the neck or any part of the system. Thi mwiicine r.uresPauis few minutes, Medicme prevent Contagious Diseases fit 00- iftfft.lSm' WM.

UAIL. 1). received a supply of Very lileachea Linen uouusior. iac uwma, ctc ZV lPnHthv.tn suit anv table modem use. foethe wifK Tine and superfine, and some super super-nne Irish saw the same or winch has heeiucknuvleilged.b.y many.

ex. peiienCpd bufeiAVhodiavft purchased oi Ihe.same al Nu. south atew doors TkT-FW-GOODS' FOR DKKSSISS. cnangeaiue cruisn IN Luiters, -Saxony Plaids, wiUi mode French Man-noes and Oil Ginghams, both twilled and plain 10 be sole lowest at No. 307, sotiUi side Market, alew doors above Eigth street.

ruiii.MW. NVB- All Irirtdrf of good -coimtrv- raanufactures sti taken sepl. r. r.r. BIjtCCTRlClTY'AATU GA1VAAJM- DK.

-CAMPHKLL keeps constantly on hand, large asMinent'Olhelectro-Galvauometers, or GslvanicHBalleries; -varvnig price rrom 5uj iu io He will wanant mem lo oe powerful aslhe so colledTorpedo Machuies. Any per- son. purcnasing a mummc totbe use ofii- Thse machines are so simple in their cbiisitruction-thntachild caw put tjiemm operation.and u'sethMu From my own experience in the use ol them my practice, 1 earnestly recommend itieiu in aimer-vxms complaints. Dr- J- W- slid continues to treat all diseases of nervous character by-Galvanism and Homcepathic medi' ranes at his office, io. 77, Second street, bet.

Market. alid Jefferson. J. W. CAMPBELL.

jy'diWA'Wim KOWN JEANS A WD WlillE LlWSE'V-r- l.iHH) yariis heavy jsrowu Jeans: i (n.in... ivir.c.ilr bv- epl JtOBIKSO KO. UEAIOVAL. public nrral I at ha os ed ft a I I huse wanting anv thing done appertaining. "VTA1LS 2til Uegs Nails, (best brand, received on consignment and forsale by HFjTH HALBERT.

greea aadinodi; Aieriiwes and SUHs, Thibet Cio.hs, just opened selling very low ut iLsep9 RQBINSOK BRO..