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LARGE STOCK OF EUGGAHTT AND FASStSO.V.MJS,-: FUMITUEE. BARBECUE. rjlHERE will bo a barbecue given by tho undorsigned iL in Saturday the 17th iuat, 8 miles from Lou'avilln near Maj. Pelcr Funks farm. Those that are fond of dancing and good eating will do well to attend.

The tubBcriber will iparo no pains to fiztkings up brown. jyK) d5 J. P. FUNK. APPiiKTON'S POPULAR LIBltAJtY Paris Sketch Book, by 'lhackeray; Papers from tho Quarterly lteview; Gaieties and Gravities, by Horace Smith; EasayB from the London TIuies; ADAMS FOREIGN EXPRESS AND REMITTANCE AGENCY.

SIGHT DRAFTS ON LONDON. THE undersigriedas Agent of Edwards, Sandford is prepared to lurnish Sight Drafts on London, payable at any Bunk in ngland, Ireland or Scotland, tor any amount from 1 up. This affosds to those who wish to remit money to their friends in tho old country, the safest and cheapest mode of remittance. gprcitages forwarded to or from any part of Europe. S.

A. JONES, Agefct, mv29d3mls Adams Office 556 Main it. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by ihe undersigned at bis oflico until Saturday, the 7th for grading, paving and macadamizing the folio wing streets and Alain street from Campbell atreot to BeargraSB creek. Eafltetreet between Eighth and Ninth street.

Alley a between Jefferson and Green, and Hancock and Cluy atreeta, Proposals will also be received t'ntil the sam-: day for digging and walling a well at the intersection of York and Seventh sticeta. The usual security required from ouch contractor. jylOdtd JAMES S. SPEED, Mayor. DISSOLUTION.

The copartnership of Beckwith Morton ih this day dissolved, C. M. Beckwith retiring from tho concern The business of the late tirm will bo aettled by H. C. Morton; those indebted will please mako prompt payments, and those having claims will please present the same immediately.

AI BECKWITH, MORTON. H. Mortt-u will continue" the Book and Stationery business nt the old stand 532 Main Louisville, Ky. What to him, I ask you, are now the policy or the politics of the country? What to him now, are the nice points upon which turn iho honor ofthe State? What to him now is the extension of empire the rise or fl lof the dethronement, or the establishment of kingB? His work is done, and. well done.

As it is with him so shall ii shortly be with every one of us! then "So live, lhat when thy su mmnus comes to Join To the pnle realms of shade, where each ahull take Ilisclmniberin iho aUentBlla of death Tlmn thequari; sUveat night, Scourged to hiadungjon; bu sustained and aooth'd By an unfaltering trust, approach thy grave LikonewhowrnpatuedrapTry of hiao couch About him, mid lies down to pleasant dreama." One word more. The distinguished. subject ofourprcsent attention, has fallen aniartyrto his country. The cause of his sickness and of his death, originated in his last great efforts iu securing the passage through Congress, of certain measures known as the Compromise. In more cases thau one may he receive the heavenly welcome Welldone good and faithful servant." His love of country his enthusiaaaiin any cause in which her interests were involved his great and singular powers his wonderful and controlling influence over even great mnds marked him as the man of the age, and adapted him in a peculiar manner, to act and to lead in grave measures of government.

And, if in the future, any one section of this great Republic should be arrayed in hostility against another; and any cruel hand shall be uplifted to sever the bonds which unite us together as a common people the genius of liberty shall come down in anguish and iu tears, and throwing herself prostrate before his tomb, implore the Mighty Ituler of Nations for the preservation of our institutions, and the protection of our I ibe.ty and our Union to raise up from his ashes another Clay. Reported expressly far (lie Liwisaille Courier, FUNERAL ORATION DELIVERED AT ASHLAND, Saturday, July 10, 1852. BY HEV. E. F.

BKBKLJCr, Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, My FniENDs: A Nation's griefs are bursting forth, at the fali of one of her noblest sons. A mighty man in wisdom, in intellect, i i truth, lie in our presence tc-day, insensible, inanimate, and cold. The heart which once beat with a pnre and lofty patriotism, shall beat no more. The renowned statesman, who was learned in the laws of diplomacy and government, will never again give his counsel in affairs of state, an i the voice, which was ever raised in behalf of truth and liberty, is silenced forever. Indulge me in a remark or two whilst I speak of him; and in consideration of the personal comfort of this immense assembly, my words shall be few.

This is neither a properplace nor a fit occasion to dwell.on the peculiar and striking incidents of his public life, and I mean to say a few words ouly of his character as viewed in connection with religion. We have not come here to weave a garland of praise for the brow of the fallen statesman, or to throw the incense of aducaiion upon the urn which encloses his ashes, but we have come here pay the last oince-i of respect and affection to neighbor and a friend, and to drhw from the visitation which has stricken down one of the mightiest of our mighty men, such lessons as are calculated to teach us "what shadows we and what shadows we pursue." Our venerated friend has been before the public eye for half a century and for nearly the whole of that period iu iho occupancy of high public places. He has done the State great service. He combined in his character such elements as could make him no other man than he was, except that he might have been as great ft soldier us lie was a statesman and orator. But the crowning excellence of all hs viitueswas this: he was christian.

As he was eminently open, candid, and in his long public career, so he was deeply aincero adoption as the rule of Lis of principles of our Holy Religion. MOORE CAMPBELL, (Sproule' old Btand, Water Bt) keep constantly on hiind a large and well selected assortment of BOAT and BAR STORES, among which mai bo found -Pie Fruits, Sugars, Sweet Oil, Preserves, Coffee. Vinegars, Syrups, Molasses, Candles, CurrantB, Cod FiBh, Beans, Pickles, Mackerel, Hominy, Plain Fruits, Lobsters, Butter, Almonds, Sardines, Egga, Raisins, Macaroni, Brooms, Catsups, Vermacella, Sauces, Coli red Sugars, Essences, Salmon, Citron, Ice, Etc etc; In fact every thing necessary to supply the Steward's Department. Among tluir Bar stores may be found Pure Otard, Dupuy 6c Go's. Brandy; Old Bourbon Whiikey Antoine Georurea Brandy; Monongahela Whiskey; Cbanippgnc Brandy; Hollani Gin; Peach Brandy; Common Gm; American Brandy; Old Burgundy Port Wine; Now York Brandy; Pure Pott Juice; Cherry Brandy; Madeira, Chnmpogno, Claret.and Malaga Wina.

A eeneral assortment of Cigars and To-baeio; together with all articles usually kept in Liquor stores. I hey respectfully invite dealers to call and examine their stock, aB they are determined to cell on accommodating terms. Remember that competition is the life of trade. MOORE jj9 Water 2d door from cor of 4th. MOLASSES, luObbls prime Plantation Molasses, No.

1 cooperage; 50 bbls prime Sugar House Molasses, No 1 cooperage; in store and for aale by Jyj GRAY BROWN. hhds prime to (air Sugar; in store and tor sale by jy9 GRAY BROWN. COFFEE. 500 bags Prime Rio Coffee; 100 do prime Old Government Java; in store and for sale by jy9 GRAY BROWN. W'HISKKY.

lOObbl Rectified Whiskey; 50 do old Bourbon, and Copper distilled; In store and for sale by jy9 GRAY BROWN. TEAS. 30 half-chests Gunpowder Teas, various qualities; 10 co do Black Teas, various qualities; 50 151b boxes Gunpowder Tea; in store and for saleby Jy9 GRAY BROWN. BRO OBIS .10 dozen Shaker Brooms, a No. 1 store aud for sale low to close consignment hy J9 GRAY BROWN.

ARU 21 kegs prime country Lard; 2 bbls prime eountiy Lard; iu store and foi sale by. Jy9 GhAY BROWN. A FE VV MORE of those cheap Lawns, Calicoes, Z. Berate deLanes and handsome can be obtained at the 3j9 Fourth, between Main and Market. WM8 G.

STEWART FAMILY GROCERS, 417, Market street, south side, between 4ih and 5ih bib jy9 COUNTRY CURED HAU1S. a0O choicu country cured Bams, in store and lor anle by j9 WM STEWART CO. FRESH LEMONS. 10 boxes freth LeracnB, re ccived and for sale by Jj9 WM STEWART CO. STAR CANDLES.

75 boxes Star Candles, Gross Dletsects manufacture, received and for sale by y9 WM STEWART CO FRESH RAISINS. 36 fancy boxes Raieins iu splendid order, for salo by Jy5 WM STEWART CO. PURE CIDER VINEGAR. Families wbownt an article of Pare Cider Vinegar, they can depend on procuring the same from Jl 9 WM STEWART CO. pifOICE WINES AND BRANDIES.

he a tine stock -f choiceOJd Port, Madeira and other Wines; also, supply of extra fine French Brandy, received direct from the importers. JAS LAN HAM, Tea dealer, jy9 8J. Third atreet. SUPERIOR BRANDY. Cudaid i Co's k-9 PaleBrbndy, woiranled equbl to any in the cuy, for by jv9 WM STEWART CO.

I1A1UPAGNE VINli0bbkeTsr and quarts, an extra article, received und for by j9 WM STEWART tfc CO. JUS chived per Mail beat, L.0 boxes prime VV Cheese, and for by j9 MARSHALL HALUERT- LAYER IfAISINS. i6 boxes Layer Rhidint, just Aiceivi-ii bv sitamer lif-irideer, aud for sale low by A BOKlE.No 50 i enrl or 3d st. StlKl.i.Kii ALiltlONDS. 1 bozes Shelled Almonds, ust received by steamer Reindeer, und for sale by A BORIE, jj9 No SOPeail or 3d street.

i II AMP A ONE. 10 Baskets (extra aitjicle) in store and for eale low by A BOKIE, Wholesale Confectioner, Arc, jy9 No 50, Pearl or Third st. JRESli Tt'AS. I have just received a iieth as sortment of choice Black and Green Teas, which I shall sell on the lowest tern for cash. JAS LAN li AM, Tea Dealer, iy9 Third litrett.

IiElCSE. I have a supply of email size Cheese ol tine quality lor laniilv trade, lor sale. JAS '1' LAN HAM, Tea dealer, J9 83, Third street. SAltDlNUS 2UU balf-buxes Sardiues, in store and fur bale low by A BORIE, jy9 Wholesale Confectioner, dec No 50, Pearl or 3det. IMPORTED fori ale low by -22 .000 assorted Havana JAS LAN HAM, 83, Third street.

IINE GROCERIES. A Ifrge assortmeLt of the linestand best descriptions ot Groceries can at all times be found at 83, Third Btreet. jj9 JAS Dealer, 0- CONSIGNiNT. 325boxes VVindsor Glas assorted sizes; 240 kegs Nail, assorted sizes; in store adfor by je21n E. WERB HUSTON.

LIQUID HAIR DYE. Waler's HairDje. The advaiitHges this article possesses over other kinds, are that the application is perfectly simple as the hair requires no previous preparation. For sale by jivl BELL, ROBINSON CO. SUGARIIOUSE SYRUP MOLASSES 21 bbls received per Empire Stte, and for sale by jy7 NEWCOMB ERO.

BRICK TROWELS. Brade's best Brick Trowels, just received and for sale by jy A. McB IDE, Third Stret. MARSHALL 11 ALBERT Wholesale Grocer J-J. and Commiseion Merchant jly5 126 Main st Louisville, Ky.

150 jly5 BARRELS Rrctititd Whisky; in store and for sale by MARSHALL HALBERT. UAR iELS No. Ui by IjlyS) iMackrnl; in aioro Hnd ior sale MARSHALL HALBERT. BuXES l'ine Apple Choeee in store and tor sale by MARSHALL HALBERT. (r U' lZKNBt'dcords.

50 do. Plough Linesi in store an and for sale by jiys MARSHALL HALBERT. Ity DOZEN Ohio Brooms; in store and for sale by jly5 MARSHALL HALBEET. supply of Burrows' celebrated Mustard; and for eale by jly5) MARSHALL HALBKRT U'J'ICIA 40 bbls in eew family receivfrdper steamer Mar? Stppbent for sale by lyl STKWART SON, 35 Wall street. 40 BAilRELS Pure Cider Vinegar; in store and fti saleby fjiy5 MARSHALL HALBERT, MUSItETOK NETTING, Received this day, a larae lot of vf-ry superior Musketoe Netting, for sale cheap, by MARK, DULANEY i DOWNS, Main between 3d nnd 4th.

SAT1NETTS 1 cai this day for ealo by Jy3 steei mixed Satinetts, ree'd JAMES LOW CO COTTON BOOK SATIN, this day and for sale by jj3 10 pieces received JAS LOW 6c CO. HE firm of P. BARBER being now dis solved, I have retired from the Hat business for the present: I would specially recommend to iy friends and the -lie generally, my nucressors Messrs. Pollard, Trather Smith, as gentlemen whom I have known and well, and are in every respect worthy of the of the patronage of ihe old tirm and of the confidence of the public. jv3 PS BARBER.

ICE. a lew tierce fresh Rice forsiile by fjeSI CHAS. GALLAGHER. NELLS CAST STEEL Car Bitts, and Cembro Bitts, of the beet qualjjy. Jy3 A McBHlOK PKACHES.Ri boxes fit for solo by jj5 Peaches, received und A MUNN, 530, Main street.

COCOANUTS, fresh Cocoanute; 25 sacks Peanuts; 25 do Brazil Nuts; 5 bbls English Filberts: jnst ree'd and for sale by jlv5 BKADaS, MEDANICH CO. COFFEE. 100 Bags Rio Coffee; 20 do Laguayr Cofl'ee. 40 bags Java Coffee; in store and ior aaie by -jlyl A BUCHANAN fc CO. 'J UNS Tcu: River Pig Iron, just received per steamers Patton and James Jncknim, and for sale by PUGH.

NEWLAND CO. 40 Main street, just received per steamer i ile by PUGH. NEWLAND CO BALES raw Oott; I'ntton, nnd for TIO i1 Virginia, Missouri and Kentucky chew- luoacco, ior a-ie oy je28 WSON, BACON fc CO. Q.t 1 N-iis and Rrads, assorted lor isle by leSS RAWSON, BACON Sc CO. 300 je2S BOXES ttar Candles; 50 do Summer Mould Candles; for sale by RAWSON, BACON, CO.

PJLATFORM SCALES. An assortment on hand and for alo by RAWSON. RACON A CO. WHEELING FLOUR 239 bbls lauding irom steamer Navigator.for sale bv Jeg8 STEWART SON. jy lO brine, a prime article, received eteami ueon oreetown, forsalobv jesw SlBWARi tU SUN C3 gradca of Blxck and Green Teas can at all times be obtained at No.

63 Third street, on the most favorable terms ior cash rn quantities to suit purchasers. je6 JAS. LAN HAM, Tea Dealer MIOSIS FRKSU have a amsll ot ol thoe hne fresli lomatoes, "in Cane" con taining half reck of Ripe Toaiatoep, price 40 cents per can. JAS. T.

LANIIAM, ju2fi 3 Third street. OUPKKIUJI OLD LIUUOKS IN C3 Pipes Old Henneasy Brandy, dark; 21, do do Legere Fires do do; 2Vt do do Otiird Co. do dp, do do II Godard do do, 2V do do Ass'd French do doi 1 cask da Jamaica Spirits; 3 caskB dc ijolland (jinj 4 do pure old Port Wine, extra primo, 4 dn dr. do Vinfr 3 do brownand nale Sherry Wine; in store and for sole by jlyl J. P.

THOMPSON, 4lh st. df BOXES Lanhoriio ft Son's Etiucrior Tobacco -i" just received oer steamer Navicator. and for sale by MARTIN 1 OOO BAGS Hope Cotton Yarns in store and for j- vff saie oy je3S MRTIN CO. CAA BBLS. halves and quarters.

Nos. 1 2, and 3 Mackerel in atom and for sale by jeyS MAft i uu. Off KBLS and Tierces Sl Salmon store and for salo by jo8 MARTIN CO. 10 DRUMS larire Codfish in store and for sale by je2S MARTIN CO. inrb BBLS Sugar Hjusc Mqlasse.

irom St. James 'ivU and Battle-Ground Refineries, in storo and for sale by 1 je29 MARTIN CO. "pOIi SEALS AND KEYS" tor Miniatures and Hair -P Buckles, Ribbons, I have lately received some brautiful seals and Jei3 I LEMON. LATE STYLE assortment of ladies' Pins is very complete. I have also, a very pretty lot of email Pins for Misees.

je23 I LEMON CtUPEBJOR, OLD BO'i'TLED dozen pale and dark brandy; Tinrp Port Twine: 30 f' MadetraWina; 20 brown and pale sherry wins; 25 old Catawba 15 Bourbon whiskey; 10 PineAppleS, and bid gin; in store and for sale by THOMPSON, jel? th st 15 BOXES Virginia Tobacco, various brands, in store and for sale by PUGH, NEWLAND CO. I BBLS Lard Oil, 50 do Linseed do; for saie by XV je2 KAWSON BACON "DO AT STORES! BOAT irocl. between iisin nml Itliiri TUBSnAY JULY 13. NATIONAL WHIG NOMINATIONS. FOR PRESIDENT.

MAJ, GEN. WIHFIELD SCOTT. FOR VICIi PRESIDENT, WILLIAM GRAHAM. OF NORTH CAROLINA, ELECTORS FORTH-STATE AT JLAltGE. JAMES F.

ROBINSON, OF SCOTT. VV I I A PRESTON, OF THF CITY OF I.OU 1SV1LI.E. DISTRICT ELECTORS. 1st District Lucikh Anderson', of Graves. 3d District Jons S.

MoFahland, of Daviess. 3d District John G. Rogers, of Barren. 4th District Tho. E.

Brajilf.tte, of Adair. 5th District John L. Helm, of Hardin. 6th District Curtis F. Burnam, of Madison.

7th District John Rodman, of Oldham. 8th District Garrett Davis, of Bourbon. 9th District Leander M.Cox, of Fleming. 10th District Vacancy occasioned by death of Col. John S.

Morgan, of Kenton. Florida U. S. Senate pecial Committee in ihe case of the contested seat of Mr. Mallory, of Florida, have unanimously agreed to report in favor of the sitting member so, Hon.

Mr. Yulee goes home with a large sized flea in his ear. EMess. Meyers two gentle-meuwelland larvorably known here, are about to open a Gentlemen's Furnishing House Nashvihe. They will have a largo, complete and splendid establishment, and we commend Mcss.W- to the ciiizens nl'that place, honorable, energetic, prompt and indusirioas gentlemen, We regret to loose such good an 4 congratulate our sister city on her valuable acquisition.

STA young man named Thomas Coonell.died at the Sblett' Charity Hospital, St. Louis, a few days since, from insanity caused by a belief Spiriiual Rappmgj. JSPThe Vircends (la Gazette, an excellent Whig paper, is now is now publUhed ive hooe to see the enterprise II siis.ainvd by the citizens that thriving place SSPSam'l Taylor. ofKanawhacouoty, Va nnw ing very low withconsnoiption.atthe house ot Mr. Isom Snow, on tho river road, five miles below the city.

Ho has a brother named William Taylor, who beii-iv! to bo v.t Ctncinnati, and who he is ry 8tisitt3 to see before he c.es. Will our Cincinnati exchanges mention ihW JSPThe citizen of iutend tocele- w. the funeral obseqmcof Henry an appropriate inner to-morrow, splendid Saihom band go to tit ceremonies. Ai bogast's part in til Vermont Whi have the Kou for Governor, and W. C.

Slute (vOiveatton Erastus Fairbanks, Kittridge for election by an ovei- Lieut. Governor- Their whelmiDg innjori is certain. Bank of Coskehsvili.e. This bank, with a circuiition of 200,000, goes into operation in unrle.r the Free Banking Lw Indiana. B- F- Sanofosd.

E-q and asso- dates, of Cincinnati tors. are the principal proprie- Webster f. Scott. We are glut! 3 that there is no truth the that Webster would permit ins rep ro be used as a candidate tor tue rresmen cv. At meeting of the "Ninth Ward 1 Lane held in N.York on Thursday night last.Hon.

r. A. Tall-madge made an eloquent speech, in the course of which he made a very interesting and important statement in regard to the position and sentimenis of Mr. Webster, which will be read just now with general satisfaction. The following report of his remarks we copy from the N.

York Times: "He said he had seen Mr. Webster during the day and had conversed with him freely upon the nomination and prospects of the Wlngparty. Mr. vuh.t. j- lhat conversation aciino.vieuKeu roe attachment ami devotion which bis friends bad exhibited, both in the National Con vention and since tiie nomination rn bseii muo.

rtiuhesaii! he did see how any good re-ult could be attained by presenting Ins name any lur- ,1, and li.at one comn'on duty now devolved upon u-' lll'mpto the suvpjrl of Ulal. (i'l'iieiy, ui iil- renlarly nominated by tlie rep.i senlative the Onion, in as-e of the whis iibh'd. For his own part tie was reany to fin his cordial he trusted were Whigs everywhere, whatever might have been their personal predilections." f- The Maysvill Eagle of Saturday evening, the lOill nist savs: Some six or eight deaths have occurred from sitiw. our" met The nestilence stlil lin- but sc far as wc can judge, pru gers ainon lis dence always protects una against Us uncomprom- grasp. Testimony of a Democrat and Southerner.

We find in a Into number of the Momphis Enquirer, the and commend it to our readers We presume that among our Democratic fel Jow cit-zeus, at least, the testimony of Ex Gov enioi John Ciuitrnan, of Missi-sippi, is ei: titled 0 some wtight. Too gcnuiiioness of his "de inocracv." and bis nuni'st bat somewhat misdi- nrtri devotion to ine Soiun, nave, we oeneve, jiever been even bv die bpt-'ret po- lineal opponent! Ageu'letn wno was a fellow pttssenge man a few days since on a asked his opimnn of in of Wevv Orleans, of General Quit-ioier bound up the Scott? said tho overnor, in reply, "ttie American peop rave never oone Geo. rcotl rie inui iLii.t to distinction are canvas-ed, the inglier will be the stand be will take in the- adr-iration iind xralitodeof 'I have been sn 'prised arid atorjisheti, con-unneo Governor Qni inan. -that among toe whig oar'v there should tie luuno a single man unw bug to biin cordial ad his helnir orttrolled A liearly support I.y Seward, that is slvff I Know the man, aim win oe controlled by no contrary to his own convictions of what is right. And as to his being true to the South, I consider him too most unexceptionable man, on that among nil tb-Whigs who nave Oceu named in connection with the Presidency, luii Democrat; consequently differing wide'y as I do from GeCsral Bcott mi every political question, can never give bim my supp -tt; but if tl.ero i-.

a Whig in the Union, for whom, under any circumst-inces, I could cast mv vote for President, that Whig is Winfield Scott Such, in Bubstance. we nnueistana, was the reply of a brave and gallant soldier, v. ben his of a noble and much abused companion ia arms was asked. We have before beard that ihese were the. sentiments of Governor Quitman' If we mistake not there is a gentleman in this (a Democrat.) and another at Holly Formes, Miss who served with General Qjiii-jt 'mi in the Mexican war, to whom, some he made dec arations almost identical with iircgoing.

The testimony, from one of the dicBt Democratic sources, taken in connection nib Scott's hourly, unqualified and en- t' miastic approval of the Whig platform' (which i is now PLAIN AND PALPABLE TO THE VnBLD IS SOUNDER. STRONGER, AND JUST TO THE SOUTH, on sectiona these than lite ueinociauc gi we sav. ouidit to be, and we doubt not will "sktisfactory not only to all Whigs, ftlman ill lliecimntrv. to ev- EffWe codv tho followin frorn the N. Y.

Cintrir.r and Enquirer: A Whig Speech in Tammany Hale. Among the amusing incidents attending ihe v.lebration of the Tammany Society, at Tammany Hall, on the. Fifth, may he mentioned the fact that the best speech of tho day was made a warm Whig no less a person than Col. Crockett, of Ten essee, a son and regular chip that old enterprising old block, Col. Davy-Crockett, who was always bound to "go ahead" ex erywhere and under all circumstances.

Col C-ockett bad been invited to the danquet, and was assigned a toastto which be wasepected to niake a reply. When his turn came, he rose and avowing himself a Whig, remarked that of onurse be. could not be expected to make a Loco ecn and he then proceeded with an eloquent ouiat3 out Whig harangue, during which he 1 ed Lopo Foco men arid Loco Foco princi- rightalio left, w-ith mi rcy. For a while the 'Terrified were taken aback; but in the end they lo admired the audacity of the gallant Tennes- that they only listened to him, but applaud-seeau real l.aminaoy "''i ein.nu&iuhuj think, with perfect safety, aver, riling no a conthern VhW at tii'A making a SDCecn at lammany Halt at aLocofoco gathering, has not happened frore within the memory of the oldest nts Col. Crockett been a member of "onrcss for some ten years, as good a Whig as there i3 in the land." a i i I 1 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

hi -w Ul NO. 535, MAIM STBE1CT. OPPOSITE BANK OF KENTUCKY, or rue own manufuctuii ui largest and most splendid assort men nf Rich and Elegant Pxirniture of entirely new styleB and patterns to be found in nny one establishment in the West, and at greatly reduced prices, consisting of full and complete sets of ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, WALIVCT ad PUHNITUEE, Also, CIIAIKS, CLOCKS, SPKING and SHUCK JUAXTBASSliS, LOOKING GLASSES, Which in point of manufacture, design and nri-j finish will compare with eimilar articles manufuclured In any part of the Union CABINETMAKERS MATEUJALS, Such as Mniganynnd Rttewood l'lank, VeneerB.Sofa Springs, Uair Seating, Plush, Looking Glass Platt-s Curled Hair, Glue, Varnish, fa, for sale at reduced i'riciiB- uirie cm MAMMOTH SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK WAREROOMS. Ji Mj 68, STREET, tbu a'tenlion of buyers tog the largest aud best assort- Saddles, Harness, and Trunks, ever exhibited in one housa in tho West, comprsU' Coach, Buggy, Dray, Cart, Wagon. Stngo and Ozuoibua Harness, hi all prices, of every description, ina cu from a superior article of Korthera and Kaatern Louther, by tbe best of workmen.

Also several new styles of quite irora anything ever ottered in this market riibntm'M piueut Whalcbqne Ribbed cli Woic Leather Traveling Trur.kn. which tor V-hv ness mid durability, auriiiie4 anythinji of the invented, and meettlmt boies thlnf lijjh: uud durable. i Lu common Trunku, Valises, Whips, Hors? Covers an? everything rtRiuing lo ihe buBiiices. uiLlV dtf Gr FOLLERTON G0.jGbT WINDOW BLIND SPRING MATTBAS8 MANtJFACTOKT, TIITItn BET. MAIN AND MARKET TJAVSi ON HAND THE LARGEST ND 11 cheapeat aseortinent of the bes; manufactured wide and narrow elat Veniiian Bihi'is.

show (,.,, pring which for tyl and beauty of finifc be eacolled. li. Old Bl a repainted ar triinuiiid tvi loL-j my 3 d3m Flilli AND SIAUINS i.Nl K.A NCE. Si' THE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO CHABLKST'JN, SOUTH CAROLINA. tl.vsn Cai'ital, alt.

in Suari.us on hand. Feu. S74 49? WILLIAM U. issued on most favrnhh' Oai-gut's of Steamboats and F.t!jnas, alio boat hull, and freight Upls. l'Also ajairiBt Los or Damsg, by on Mi'-chandisf, Buildings, uud every ulh.T dyc property- tc raii ol iptioa oj THOMAS S.

Asent. EOfPlCJt, No. -17L, MAlNSTiiKKr. four dxorstotst fo ForTit strkht. my i diatim' C.

SCHULTHESS fie Co WHOLESALE ANJ) RETAIL I A LlSS save (ipr-ned. in the htnisc opposite MaihleHul, Cr'nm Saloon. No. Sti, or: btree splendid Ccnfoctio' ar and oili'r to the public, ki-ds irigCrtams, Jellies, Sherbcty, ot' ret'r t-flbiny ai.d coo; Ta tin cat Chk5. Oh tu it's and tuar V', urks; chcU's calculated tJ ihr mo Willi all and tbe mjst rt-fuied taste.

Thcv would DarticuUrlv cail attention of retail dealers to their ytoc. They art-prepared iu till, in the very beet styles, ail orders from families, or for Parties, Halla, ie. Their experience ru Confectioners, in the principal citie of Europe, render them coefident In asserting that ihy cannot please thos-i who favor them taeir piitr.riian C. SCIJULTHLISS, IlAI.LIiECK 1 HE farm ot alter Dun, deceased, CoiUaUiiti tiboul fl- not) of land, lying in Fayette county, Kentucky, about miles from Lexington, on tl3e old Limestcrif road, is oflrrd for sale by the iicdrreig tied. It in well improved and in good repair, with a yiiod family residence (Brick) convenient ton line pi in of water, with alt necessary buildings, iuclud is jjood ilorse Mill.

The farm ia weli wattirt with springs ind Icrpe pond. Those wishing to purchase 11 call I'pon Sir. I. W. Scoit.

of or addreas me at Columbus Ohio, lor the price and Mr. Chart, Harnett, who resides upon the premise's wili show them to sny callinir upon him. jlyl did JOHN (3. copy 'o iiinnuiit of and charge this i Mice, and send a paper advertlee mcnt to J. G.

Uiru Cohimbu- libs. Hup THAT SMAIL "COiW.7- WE READ OFI-TIIREE CENT PIIXES" FREE OF COST! 1 TEKSONS who want small ch-i 'i cf.n procurft J'jrieLcut ptecesiu anv ouantt itv. Irr.m ft 10 mi through our line, from Philadelphia Mint, for American Gold. 1 be transportation on tho II centers will free from Philadelphia. A.

MS A 53(i, Main sreet TO MEAT STORE! ANDREW KRIEL I CAMPBELL HAVE estai.lishei (- MEAT Water atr-et, near Ftriirth street, immediiiels under tlie Bop 8 tore of Alex. Prmeb'. where they wiil be always ready to snpplv lioats witn the best Beet. Lamb, Veal, and Mutton and rrarkct aftbrJf jlyldlm 1852. Transportation New York, Boston, aud PIsiLidelphinj via Cincinnati and the Lukes: Per Neve York and Erie Railroad-Per iv York and Cincinnati I AM now receipting for all dedenpt ons of Produce and Merchandize bv th- above lines.

Bv to Cleveland, st-arq Luke to Buiikirb: thence per lorK end itailrosd to New lork, or frrm Cleveland to Ruflalo by thence per Ontral Hail-road, or the New York and Erie O.nil.to New York. Also by Railroad or Canal from Biilr.ito to Albui.y; thecco per Railroad to Hestoti. tjtr No charges at Cincinnaii except for dray ago. st4hippers may rely upon their property guinit through delay, anil st the oon tract price I. 8 MOOR UK AD.

A-ent. Jy5dlm Comrr.eicial Row. inJf boxes Lay lt Raiiiiit; 50b iea Raisin-; 50 do Cluster do; 10 casks Zante Currants; 10 ees Prunrp-fi do Prwaervfid Citron; in store and for tale Ly BKADAS. MKDANICU CO. Jjy 3 519 Main at- ar Third- F'ANCY GOODS li ROXD jl" W.

W. TALBOT. No. 441, Market street, ia in cetpt oi a emsll lat of mcy Goods and Kmbroideri ai! of which wiil be acid low, is i art of Needle work Ch-unizetla; Mnplin Bircves; Lacy Needle Work Collars, iUaei; Velvtt White Filrpr. do Green.

F.iu- nd Ulack CO iilhl'k Net! MitU: Super cmi Pape: Fans; Liw pije-d P-ht; i nut Callsojn at 411, Market street. jy5 TALBOT. saaiHTs: EST! KMhlN an nut til in Linen or Muhl'n VX Shiri find a verv hiree assortment in onr Our nci lilies in ihe above Qi partment our business, enable us to ori'er a much better selection oi Shirts than have usually been iiered iu this inrkt aa rt-fjardu etylcs and make We have in store a greM variety of makes; but we think our improved Winchet tcr styles e.re far r-uperior to any hurefojoie offered iii this city. We invite gentlemen in wart ci very supt.1 iior Linen ur Muslin Shirts, to call a examine on stock, as ivr t-ul confident that we can suit all tastes. TAYLO a ARMSTRONG, t-iihtDpot, 461, Main ij-'i Near Fourth.

RAIN CRADLE. fce. We have a nneetoc- imphimnts for for harveatimr. such us Hooks; Grain Cradles: Reaping Machicet; Sneaths; Stones; All ofthe bc-ut qua1it and nt low-r prices than have been able to otl'er tlicrn bs foro this eeeon. i'5 A.

G. MUNN A CO. lO CO I XV New Or! COFFEE. 250 bin's Prime, per Einmru frn 'rleana; r73 bags Prime, per Mail boat from New York; received for saleby CHAS. GALLAGHER Rowland's block, above Gait Houe vAitP AT HITE SMALL'S GENERAL FURNISHING HOUSE.

WE are now selling our very desirable stock of Fur nl-hing Goods Ht pricci which cannot inii to hi-tract the attention of thye in search of a chesp ut beautiful Carpet, or general Parlor F-inishiats. Our assortment consists in part of English and American Tnpesr'y Velvtta; Extra heavy English plies English ana American 2 plies in cverT variety patterns and colors; Besides all the cnmaion grades o'" Cotton end Cttton Chain Carpet new stjles and bright colore. We have also an elegant assortment of Curtt-in ma-torials, cunsisting of Satin Mr oca teles; Salin De Union Damasks; French Chintz, Sec Ac jj HITE SMALL. KTKT1NS: Ml Cloths. SlttrL- fnr ly reduced prices.

BENT, DUVALL A CO Carpet and Household Furnishing Ware-IJous, Main met, opet -site the Bank of fientuckv. Desirous of reducing our stock of Carpetings and Household Furnishing BS low-as possible, previous to receiving our Fall impoititiong. we, will from tbla forward, great induceinentri in jvery article of this branch of cur trade. Nearly all of cur entire stock is perfectly fresh, hnt-ing been purcqased for the spring sales, aud daily received up to the present fine. or aon-iesi-denta of our city to refit or furnish new, thf ir Parlor oj auy portion cf their dwellings at this tlm" will find it not only great econcmy, but equally sa satif factory in point of new and handsome styles, and good-qces ofthe mateiial.

Wethersfore invite the special attention of not onrr our friends, but atrangera who may visit our city with a view of making their purchases of eoods BENT, DUVALL i yj -3J- Bank Kentucky "RICH DRESS GOODS.FreVch-Mnlii Be-JV rages, Silk Tissues, Silks. Shawls Mtl Tr broideries Ac, at very lo-price, "BfeKDUVA CO, Anxious to close out thlnnrttn. i7 assorted stock by the Qrof gjst call the attention of the ladies to" the uiusuri induw-monts we are now Qflering, with the a-suranco tbV at the same tima good goods su, Main ODDOsite Rant nf 1 PASKS clear Sides Bacon, just rereived and For sale by jylii HENRY MORTON. OMEN of Chrihtitmity, exemplary tor acts ot piety and charity, by Julia Kavanagh; for salo by 1 TIRNHV n. MnTi'lVlM jyi3 RUE Remedy for ihe Wrongs of Woman, byCath- ari-e E.

Beecher. for sale by jyl3 HENRY MORTON. NKWMAN BARRETT'S Spanish Pronouncing 13 i tioiiary for sale by jyl3 HENRY C. MORTON. HENRY C- MORTON, eule Hgentin ihe city oi Louisville, for the sale of Charles Schleeiuger'a Cflcbruted Guttapercha Coated Peua.

Price 50 cento per dozen, or ip4 per gross. fyl3 OLIYK BRANCH. THE partnership existing between the subscribers und the firm of Cummins Walker, is this day dissolved by mutual consent W. A. CumminH licharged with the settlement of the business.

W. A. CUMMINS. Jyl3dl WALKER. NOW 18 THE TIIVIEI TO use Sulphur Water, and those that have need of it or wish to luxuriate in tho green tangled wild-wood, can be accommodated at French Lick, which place Is unequaled by any in tht Wcat for quantity or variety of its Wators.

of Board moderate. For further particulars strangers are referred to Rtiv. Mr. Sehon, of this city, JOHN A. LANE, M.

rroprietpj -10 tierces forsaluby GARDNER CO. GUNPOWDER TEA. 25 half-chetU of superior quality, received this day, and for sale by GARDNER CO. DltlEO AZVPjLKSs. 10 bbis, prlmo article, just received" and for salo by JOHN F.

HOWARD jyl3 Main between 3d and 4th streets. PEACHES AND APPLES. JuBt received per saeamer Fanny cmith, and for Bale by jyl3 A MUNN CO. O. T.

BULL. O. W. BULL. OLIVER BULL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS in HARDWARE and CUTLERY, Maiket street.

North side, between Firat and Brook streets. NIVKS AND FORKS. Table and Pocket Knives, for salo by BULL CO jyl3 Market st, bet. first and Biook. SPOONS.

Gdrmao Silver, Brittariia, and Iron Tea and Table Spoona. For sale by BULL CU Market street, jvl3 North aide, bet First and Brook ste. SAWS. Hand, Funnel, Tenon, Rip, Mill, and Crosscut Saws for eale by BULL jy 13 Market st, bet. Mr3t and Brcok.

ILKS of fcll kicda, lor eale by BULL UO Market st. between Firm und Brooli CUKKY COMBS, Horse, Cotton and uol Cards for eale by BULL jyl3 Market between First and Brook. FISH HOOKS. Limerick Salmon, Ease, Trout' and every vuriety of Fleh Hooks, for salo by BULL CO Market street, jy13 between Kir stand Brook VIOLET'S KAC TOILETTE An articii- th every lady should use during the WHrm season, aa it not only acta as a very refr ebbing agent, but by removing all itnpuritieB from tlie skin, prevents tan, freckles, keening the complexion clear and white. Price 75 cents per bottle.

For eale by CORNELL jeS Apothecaries and Chemists, Mozart Hall. IOO NiUUUiUWANT0. WK want to buv ONE HUNDRED NB- fiipf GROSS, for which we will pay the high- la Rst case prices. i aici r.n r-u tu, OL J. AltTERBUKN, 12.

east feide First street. my4 d6m between Market and Jeflerson. ORE NKW BOOI4.S at the o'lTestabli h- Emporium of HAWAN fc CO: iiomaniBm at Home: Lett rs to the Hon. Roger Taney, Chief Justice of the United States, by Kirwaii; Travels in the United by the Lndy Emmelint; dtttart Wortley; Pi ice $1 00; Uncle Tom's Cabin, or Life among the Lowly, by Har.iet Beecher eStovp, in two vols, bound. Price SI 7-i.

The Wide, Wide World, by Elizr.b-jth Weiherell, 2 vols, bound; 50, Queechy. by Elizabeth Weatherell; Dollars and Cent, by Amy Buthrup; Roughinp it in theBuah, by Mrs. Moodie; Apple-ton's popular Library of the beet Papers n.m the Quartely Review; krnerson Bennett's Great Prize Novel; V.oia, or Adventures in tiie Far South-West, by Em-erion hennett; This day received by Express, and for sale by jy C. fJAGAN CO. strea A GOtl II) supply of Hardware and Cutlery on hand and receiving by direct importations from Europe, and from American Manufactures, for eale to Merchants ana tnw.eru at as low prices lis at any establishment in the West.

jyI2 It SHIELDS CO jVTAi IjS. b'OU Krtgs assorted from 3d to 30d, Shoen-J-l berger'a brand, Just received nd for snle jyia Gardner co. 100 "boxes, 2 dcz each, New York ItX manufacture, received aud for sale by jylS GARDNER CO. LARt-iE ARU1VAL UF CARPETING. We hive tuis day received a large and beautiful assortment of Spring and summer Carpeting, consulting ol Fine English Ingrain Carpets; Super do do r'o; Double Cotton Chain do; Common all-Wool do; These goods are til entirely new styles, and werepur-chased expressly for our summer sales.

Purchasers visiting the city who are id search of Carpeting, would consult their interest by looking through our stock, as we, at ail times, keep a largo and perfect assortment. Strangers dealing with us may rest assured that no false representations will be made to ttlect saler, aa we are satisfied from long experience that iair dealing is, in the end, greatly to the interest of bote buyer and seller. H1TE jyia Curpet Blouse, 499 Main street. LOST. ON Friday, the 9th inst a leather POC KET BOOK, containing aiarge number of notes and other papers of value only to the owner.

It contained onlv one or twodollarsin mon ey. The tinder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at the subscriber's ou Jefferson street, between Clay and Shelby streets, or with schrodt Laval, Market Bt. jyiadii DANIEL 11EYBACH. QTRAYED aw from the subscriber, a small GREY 3 MULE, with a shaved tail and mane. The above reward will be paid for Bny informal ion by which I can grit the Mule.

B. VaSHREAGA, I2d3 6th Ward. YDUAUJL1C CEMENT Fresh ground Hy draulic Cement, on hand and for sale in any quan ties to Buitpurchasers, by FRANCIS McHARRY, formerly John Hulme Sl 3d street, jyi'2 between Mam and the River. PLASTER very superior article on hand und for sale by FRANCIS McHARUY. XXTKITE SAND.

White Outm Sand on nand and iur salo at reduced prices by jyI2 FRANCIS McHARRY HIA or MEXICAN SEED an Invaluable reme V- oy in the treatment of Diurrhcea. A few pounds ruat received and torsale by BELL, ROBINSON CO, a little out of orflwv, with per XV emptory order to close low for cash or negotiable paper at ou days, or sale CHAS GALLAGHER, jy 12 ubnve the Gait limi i inn COILS CHOICE BALE KOPJE in store and lor sale by CHAS, GALLAGHER. jyia 120 jyi2 BBLS old Rectified in store and lor sale by MARSHALL HALBJS1U, Main street. OA riHLS uld Bourbon and Copper Dialilled Whia OU key in store and for Bale by Jyia MARSHALL HaLBF.RT. WINES AND BRANDIES.

5 hall' pipes pur Cognac Brandy; 1 do do Pale Cognac Braudyj 15 do do Now York do; 20 bbls Common American do; 5 oo old Apple 15 quarter casks Afadnira Wine; 10 do do Teneriff' do; 20 do do Sweet MaUga Wine, 7 rlo do old Port do; In it roand for sale by jpia MARSHALL HALBKRT- 75 BBLS tju Mackerel in bt ore ami for salo by JylS MAltSHALL HALBKRT- 35 BOXES Lemon Syrup in etm and lot' sub: by yl2 MARSHAL HA 1 -B ER BOXES assorted Cordials in store and for sale by jy.S MARSHALL HAL bEKT. 20 NOTICE. HHHE subBCribors have this day become partners to A conduct a wijo'eflale Hardware an Cutlery store in Lmmvillo, Ky under the ame of Shields Co HENRY SHIELDS, Jyl2 SHIELDS. UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE. LA DEPARTMENT SEVENTH SESSION.

Hon. HENRY PIRTLE, L. L. Professor of Con stitutional Law, Equity, and Commercial Law. Hon.

JAMES PRJOR, ProfeBsor of tho History nnd Science cf La, including the Common Law and International Law. Hon. WM. F. BULLOCK, Professor of the Law oi Real Property und of the Practice of Law, including Pleading and Evidence ril HE seventh of this School will commence 1- on tbefirst Monday in November nest, and continue four months.

Instructions will be given by recitations, by examirifi-tioug, and oral lectures anri expositions, of which sis in every week will be to each class. A Moot Court will sittwtco in nccli week, at which canses will be argued by the students, opinions delivered by the presiding Profetsor. Yhe students will also bo instructed in the preparation ot l-'galinstruments and pleading. i he Btudents ofthe department ofthe University are, by a provision of its charter, entitled to attend tht lectures on Medical Jurisprudence in tho Medical Department withoct. charge.

A course of such lectures will be delivered to the Law and Medical classes during the seaoion. A valuable Library has been obtained, of which students wlUhavo the use, a3 alao eccosj to the Libraries of the Professors. Students who bIibII liRVe attended two full courses of instruction in this University, or one in soino other school and one in this, ur have practited the profession one year and attended one course of lectures here, and have passed a sjtiafactory examination, will ha entitled, upon the recommendation of the Faculty of Law, i the Degree of Pachelor of Laws, which the Uolvereity is authorized ti) confer. Tho fee is $20 to professor, and the Matriculation fee $5 Good board and lodging can be had in Louisville and its vicinity for from S3 to S'3 50 pi week. Communications should be addressed to Professor PinTLE, at Louisville, Ky.

JAMES GUTHRIE, President of tho University of Louisville FRENCH WINDOW (SLASH. A large assortment on hand, various sizes, from 12x20 to 36x50, suitable for fron of stores or dwelling houses; elso double strength Glass, for Show Windows. Cases, Sec, all of which will be told on reasonable terms. jeI7 EVART3 TOOTH SOAP. This Soap which contains th proper ingredients of pure Soap, together wit soma pleasant aromatic vegetable substances ia believe to be superior to the ordinary dentitices for the preser vation ofthe teeth, and the prevention ofthe formation of Tartar upon them.

Price 25 cts a cako. For sale by yyj BELL, ROBINSON CO StTtiAR 128 hhds fair New Orleans Sugar lor sale by CHAS. GALLAGHER. je2i Smith block above ihe iJalt House. RESH RAISINS 100 boxes Lager Raisins, in prime order; 40 do cluster do; Just received SP.d for eale by A.

BORIE. 15 Wholesale Confectioner. "DUFF VESTS. Just received by Express, another $3 supply of those beautiful Buff Vests made with fly froni.j";!'ju5Jaine assortmentof figured Silk and Satin and fancy MaraelliSs Vests, ciea-o at jell 1 TAYLOR ARMSTRO G'S FRUSH SOOA AND BOSTON 10 boxes Bailies superior fresh Soda and Boston Crackers received aud for sale by JelO WM. G.

STEWART i CO. iUARINtfi AND JflRIfi INSURANCE. Delaware RSutnall Safety Insurance Oo OK PHILADELPHIA. Accmuutnltfd Capital $460,000. IHE undersigned ha been appointed agent (or ihis substantial and well known institution.

He is now prepared to take rIekG On bulla of steamhdRtH rm ohlnmon. by steamboats, and by vessels at sea, and to Issue policies on store and dwellings and their contents, against Iobb or damaffo by fire. The rates of insurance are tbe same as are chargi by otherrespectable companies, and the extra advantages are atiorded to the assured of undoubted security, and a participation fn the profits ofthe Company, without any outlay for shares as stockholders and without any liability. The undersigned solicits a share of public patronage. JOHN MUIR, Agent jnfi dtf Oflico Main near Bank ct Louisville F2H THE AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE OF PHILADELPHIA.

Cnpltnl 8500,000. INSURES dwellings and furniture. tnrM and merchandise, against loss and damage by i. u(ouo prumpuy aujusci-a ana paia bv JOHN MUIR. Aeent.

jnfi dtf Main near Bank of Louiuville. POWERFUL. PATENT IRON CAPSTANS, MANUFACTURED by TALL-COT ifc CAN Proprietors of the Lake Ontario Engine and Macnlne vvorRe, usweiro, New York. These Capstansare superior to any thiog of the kind in use, und commends tbemBelves to the notice of sienmboetowners and bull iers, from the simplicity of their construction, their eitraordinarv strength nnd the Die ot ese-ting. Une man on these Capstans is equal to ten men, on an ordinary Capstan, with a single purchase.

They can be used with either single or dnubb; purchase, are easily planted npjn deck, ti'-teup but little roo'ii, and work easily. No better viai-nceneed be produced of their utility and popularity, thhn ihe fact, that the following, as well as m-tny others of tim splendid steamers ou the Ohio nnd Mississippi rivers, have them in use: Eclipse, Cllfson, Bella Donna, Music. James Robb, Lexington, Mary Hunt, California. Mgnolia, Chancellor. Hundreds of them also are in use or.

tbe finest propellers and Sail Vessels on the chain of great Lakes. Teeproprietors Sfo manufacture them mounted with f.OGJS A- KUSSELL, Ageme, Louisvil'e. RUSSELL Sc CO.Cicmnhti. inhlftdfl T. POL All D.

J. W. 1' It AT HE K. c. U.

S5I1TH. POLAKD, P3ATHEK SrfiSTH, SUCCKSSORS TO BARBER CO. OF the many friends andcustomers of P.S. Rarberic we respectfully ask a continuance oi their patronage pledging ourselvps at all times to keep a stock of goodi superior to ail oihers In the market, and to aril them at such prices as to induce all merchants visiting the city to give us a call. JlyldG MAISON DES MODES, 455 Main street.

CHAIR AND No. 456, Main Street, TWO Di)i)ltS EA3T OF BANK OF KENTTCKY. 1 WOULD respectfully call the attention uf th pub lie and dealer? uapei ialiy to my uew aud laruie stock ol" Chairs and Cabinet i-urniture of ev.sry varifty and dtiSciipiion, of my own jfianufacture, ar-d made the latest styles and laabioii, and of the most choice material, which I will eel 1 low lor Dealers would do well rsaininci icy stock before purchasing else-where. T.U.DUFFY, Manufacturer of Chuiro and Cebiiiut Furniture. SPANISH GUITAR, VIOLIN AND FLUTE.

PERSONS desirous of learning auy of the above in strumente, cau do so on application to the subscriber. Residence South side of Main street, but ween Campbell and Wcuzel. ggP'AU communications thio-gh the Post Office, will meet with prompt attention. LYONS. 1 VDI l.VA ASBUltV l- KMALE CoLLUQE, New June 1S52.

Dear Sir: 1 inosi ciicerfally comply with the request of 1'renident Cooper, for my opinion of the lioudoir Pianos, manufoctured by Lemuel Gilbert, of Boston. 1 found two of them in thia Institution, when culled upon to take charge of the music deprtiiient; and Although not prepossessed in their favor, was forced lo te conclusion that they htive many advantages for an intitutii of learning. 'I hey possess power and sweet-nt as of tone, and give evidence of remaining in ecu rate tune. The action is ellicient and to the touch, and possesses the great merit of producing clear anJ distinct tonei howevt-r rapid the performance; in fact i believe them inlly entitled t.t the highest confidence cf the Public, and shall take pleasure in recommending an article that so fully merits my approbation. Very respectfully, yours, PLAliGE.

Prof, and Director of Music in the Indiana Asbury Female Cohere, New Albany, In. To A. M. McPhaIL, Ctucinnali, Ohio. jlyG For sab) by N.

C. i st. HOUSE XtiitiPiiH WAIVIED. one who will take an interest in children can lyarn J- of a good and permanent situation by addressing Box No. 47 Louisville Post Office, giving name and resi deuce.

jly'J dtf ttosiery: HOSltSKY! Our aesortnttnl of JLJL Ladies', 'entlcman's and children's Hosiery, is birgft and very desirable. Wu have given particular at- tention to this branch of o-ur trade Hosiery will rind the greatest ver; rty in the city st our house uaii and seefliemat TAYLOK -fc A K.MSTIiONG. jyo -11 Main street near 4th- CHOLERA, 15 A RR Jl EA CHOLERA, INFANTUM, BAKER'S Specific so succi-ssiut in the treatment of cholera cases in 1833, and which has since been Bteadily extitsending sales, may be had of G. It. MILLER, Price 35 cts Third Btrept, near P.

(. No traveller.on the river should be without it je2 d2m is GREAT EN A I It A 1 ROAD RO T(J THE EAST. ONLY CuNllUuUo KrtlL liOAD ROU i l-'ivUiM Ciiicinnnli to Philadelphia nud Unltiniore. THKOUuH from Cincinnati to Phil delphia in i houra, via the Liltle Miami, Cleveland arid and Pittsburgh, Ohio and Pennsylvania, and the Pennsylvania Central Kaiiroad. No possible detention at say point along the line.

No charge for hauling baggage or passengers from one Depot to another. Through tickets to Philadelphia or Baltimore, 17 checked through to Philadelphia nnd Baltimore. Passengers leave Cincinnati every morning (Sundays excepted) at Gl o'clock; arrive ia Cleveland al P. leave Cleveland at past 9 o'clock, by Cleveland aud Pittsburgh Ratlrord to Alliance at Alliance, ami go by the Ohio and Penasylvania Railroad from Alliance to Pittsburgh, urriving Pittsburgh at 5Vi P. in time to connect vith the cars of thcTi'ennsylvauta Central Rajirodd, which leave at end arrive iu Philadelphia 9 P.

nest evening. Baltimore past engers leaving Pittsburgh at A. will arrive at lur. riaburg in time to connect with this Cars cf the ilLiniore and Susquehanna Railroad, anil will acb BitUiru rL-at A. and Washington Cilv at 2 P.

M. The acancry alor tlie Pennsylvania Route of tii' moet varied and description, and cannot te excelled upan ary othr i i outc in tuc United Stat Pase-'ngerB wili have tbe privilege of visiting the celebrated Bediord f-prings, rrd cau continue their journey on the same Ticker, wnich will be good for tt days from date For through tickets, p.pply al the Office, Enst aide of Broadway, nri door North of Frmt, Railroad Building, Cincinnati. P. W. STRADK.lt, Ticket Agent.

i'Further information can be obtained by applies lion to GEORGE H. MORGAN. Gen'l Ag't Strador'a Hole1. Third LQuisviilr, Ky, COOK WANTED. LIBERAL wages and a perraanmt situation will be given to a first-rate rook.

A white wonun prcfer-ed. To one in h.I reepect; competent, a desiraUt: situation is Apply attho residence of Mr, Griswuid, Kast si dt! of th? street, tire! gush norEh of Ch''snut, or to US.ni JVtORTON GKISWOLD. CO UN STACHUnequMlied for Blanc Mange, S. ab'. an diftf'-T tnvalidaT For tale by BELL, ROBINSON jy8 Maiket street A ill ft A A lew boxes iiucfe in store and for sale by prepared Fs FOR It) clear Hit iCH; loo caks PorK-house houldera, in store and by liAMJLTL'N ic JU jy Market street, between 2j and 3d.

MARKET STREET FEED STORE. TIIE reflpectfuliy informs the citizens of Louisville, ihet he has purchased of A. Biuold. hie interest in the Feed St re on Market street, betwe Brook and Floyd, where will always be found a supply of teed, bucIi ea Hay, Com. Oats, Bran.

Sec ai low prices -s anf other house id the ciiy. He hopi'. by eiote attention to buaineaB, nnd keeping the best Feed, to merit a pbare ofthe pnblic patrontitfe. HUGGlNS, jly7 Market bet. Brook it Floyd.

DIO COFFEE 90 bags strictly prime Rio oflte JL just received per etesmr Koetona. and (or sale try PUGH, NEWLAND A CO lArtDLHS. 115 to close lot, by to Boxes Star Candles, cbeap Ior cm PUGH, NEWLAND CO. IS KtiAK--Hi bbla pure Cider Vinegar; 20 do common Cider Vinegar; in store and for saie by j7 PUGH, NEWLAND CO. i ORDACiE.

A full assortment of Manilla and Tar-red, for eale by jy7 GARDNER REFINED assorted number Loaf Crushed, Ciaritied and Powdered Sugars, in store and for sale by jly NEWCOMB BRO. LONDON AND DUBLIN PORTER, Scotch Ale, Jc, Just received, a supplv of the above Ibrsale'by JAd LANHAM. Tea'dealer, Sec, jy9 S3, Third street SU PEitI OR TEAS ISOpackages Gunpowder ad black Teas, recent arrivals for sale by jy3 ANDREW BUCHANAN CO. jflASTOR OIL. 50 bbls castor Oil; tore and V' for sale by fjelS A BL'CHANAN CO.

H. rEKCTSON WHOLEriALE and retail dealers in Family Flour corner Fifth and Market streets. jy8 OUTER FINE FLOUR. 200 barrels Super tint' OhioFlourin store and lor Eale by jvS FERGUSON SON. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.

150bht8 very si perior Ohio Flour in atprc and for sale by jy8 FERGUSON A SON YE FLOUR. -0 bbls Western Kye Flour in store an for sale by FERGUSON 4 SON. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. THE Oakland Plunk Jload Compay will received proposals for layMigdown an cdditional Track one mile ol their road; The plank will befurniehtdby the Company upon the road the crade io be in accordance with the original profile as furnished by the can beseenat tbeToll House. Any information in regard to further specifications can be obtained from the President ofthe Cornuany CHURCHILL, President.

Louisville, July 1852 dtj. ABBAGE ASl) CELERY PL, ANTS. 100,000 tine Drum-Head Cabbago plmts; 10,000 fine Celery plants; grown by oursel7ee, and we can pack them to go any distance. A ti MUNN dc 530 Main st. TVAILS.

200 bees assorted Piltsburab Nails just re--J-1 ceivf end for sale by jug ADAMS A CO. RAISINS. 100 boxes Layer Raisins juat received Mid for Bale hv ADAMS CO. COFFEE. 200 Bags prime Rio Coffee, just received andforBBlfibv iv7 GARDNER A.

CO. A jiyiu BKLUIUM CLOTHS. 5u pes, direct importation, for sale by JAMES LOW it jlylO 4 19 Main street. nLAID JACONJETTS. 1 case assottad Nos.

for I aale by JAMES LOW CO jlylO 419 Main Btreet. CARPJET (SACKS. 2 caees assorted qualities for sale by JAMES LOW CO, jiyiu 4iy Main street. SWISS MUSLIN EDGING. 2 Cartjona for sale by JAMES LOW jlylO 419 Main street.

HINTS .10 cases Allen's 2nds, for sale ty JAMES LOW CO, JlylO 419 Main atreet 9 A i cases 12-4 Lancaster Quilts JAMES LOW Sl 419 Main street. for sale by Jiyio MUSK.KTO BARS, 5 caaes just received and for saleby JAMES LOW jlylO 419 Mam street MATTRESSES! HIATTRESSESI at the Upholstery Ware houte of Walton, No. 423 Market bet 4th end 5th, South-side. I have on hand ihe beat aseortmr-nt of MattreBses and Spring Beds on all kiuds now in use to be found in the city Those in want of a superior article would dowell to give me a eall be-furepurchasing elsewhere. I have also a fine stock of Pillows and Bolsters, of every kind; Shetts, Pillow Slips, Comfort and Alusketoo Bars of all sizes; and, in tact, every thing to be found In a well stocked Upholstery store; all of which, I pledge myself to sell as cheap as they can be bought in theciiy.

W. WALTON, iv9 Successors to the late Josenh Walton. N. B. Hotels and Dwelling! furnished with every hing in the bedding line, at short notice.

WOOL WANTjED. WE will pay the highest cash price for good washed and unwashed fleeced Wool. jlyldlm FORD BRO Wall strt. NOTICE TO FARMERS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS. FARMERS and Country Mor- pT chants visiting Louisville, can rerfi-find at all times a lame stock offlfflUvlH HtS.

DE WITT'S Saddlery, Harness and trunk Warehouse, Main street, bet. 2d and 3d. jh-9 Li rt. it. ii, pes lor saie oy JAMES LOW JlylO 419 Main street.

SHOT. 360 bags Drop Shot, assortea sizes; b'O do Buck Shot, received per steamer Prairie City, nnd lor sole by jy7 GARDNER CO. J. L. CAUBRT, UNDEUTAKErT 103, Third street, next door to the Peat Office, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.

EXCLUSIVE AGENT IN THIS CITY FOE THE 3 ALE Fink's Patent Air-tight Metallic Burial risen, THE tubtcriber having purchased the Louisville Agency for the above Burial Cases, would cull the attention of the public to their great superiority in every reapect, to the common wooden collin now in use. For lurability, elegance, styls of linisb, and indead every tther requisite, either ol beauty or of usefulness, ihcy are unrivalled, and herever they linve been introducej tliey have rapidly uttained decided preference, to the hiioat tot.nl excluEinii of every other coffin. Their net itid classic form, their great convenience, and their nwny o'her sterling qualities, ren ter them universally dosiritbJe while their coet being but little if any ubovt: Ii -tt of tbe wooden coffin, places them within the reach Satisfied of their peculiar merits, tho subscriber confident of their increased und extended sale; he li'jfes by strict personal attention and complete knowledge of the business to merit ai.d receive a liberal share ihe public putronnge. H-i ha-i now hud will continue Kikeepou hnd a full supply o' Burial Cates. with an legant Hearfe conKlaritJy in attendance; and he hue.

iihu m.uie arrangementa to supply Carriages when desired. AH calls in tbe city or country promptly attend-fd to. He can be found at nil houi i dy and ni'ht at hi Ware-room. jlylOdtll l. CAUDHY.

baYa'Riu50'pTKkeifl JhVu; Id Cr louneold Mocha, iu store and for sale by jplO tiARDNER A-C WANTJiD. A FEW Agents for different purposes, aud to sell articles r.ere or elsewhere, that wU pay handsomely Apply at the oilice oi the Bowles House, jiylO 547 Market street. LAND FOR SA1.E. LAN located in Tennessee, Arknneas and Texas, for sale at great bargains. Apply as above.

jlylOdll ifj BE" NEW A ND VAIj All iTEBOOltsT iTX The Life and Letters of Ntebuhr, SI The Lost Senses, by Rev. Dr. Kitto, SI CO; Romanism at Home, by Kirwan, 75 cenis; Barnes' Notes on the Revelations, 75 cents; The Two Families, by the Author of Rose DuttgluB, cents; The Days of Bruce, by Grace Aguillar; $1 TO; Americi as I Found It, by Mrs. Duncan; 00; Marco PauP Voyages and Travels, by Jacob Abbctl, .30 cents; Life and Works of Robert Burns, Island 2d vols; The House-hold oi Sir Thomfce Moore, 50 cents; Uncle Tom's Cabin, by Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe, 2 vols, $1 7 Glances Europe, by Horace Greeley, SI 25; Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life; Illustrated, 7- eenis; The Wide Wide Worl by Mrs WethereL SI 50; Queechy, by Mrs. Wf therel, Sl 75; Lays ofthe Scottish Cavaliera, $1 00; Lays of the nirk nnd Covenant, by Mr.

Monteth, 75 cents; The Presbyt-irian Pshlmodist, 75 cents; For sale by A DAVIDSON, jlylO Third street, near Market. lODFISH. 5 drums largeEize No. 1 Codfish, for jyio GARDNER CO. DALMON, sale by -5 bbls No, 1 Mackerel in store tnd for jylO GARDNER CO.

Hp HOSE KLEGANT WHITE BEAVK.it Hats of HAYES, CRAIG CO'S. make, have met the decided approbation of the fashionable public, and have consequently met with un precedented sale. They have a "few more left ofthe sBme sort," which they would be happy to dispose of to their friends and customers. jylO. LEGHORN.

PANAMA, ANI Tit AW HATS nf every variety, can De found at HAYES, CUAIG at cost prices, jylO WE wTLkTDIS SE OF6UR INFANTS' BoJN and Misses' Straw Goods at cost. We have the best assortment to be found in the city. Call and dee them at jylO HAYES, CRAIG CO'S. SFTHATS1 SOFT TarioTy and color of soft Hats, suitable for dress, business, tud travelling purposes chh be found at HAYES, CRAIG jy 10 Corner of '1th and Main streets. V'l ECHANICS TOOIjS.

A superior asBortmennr for sale wholesale and retail, at the LOUISVILLE PLANE FAC'iORY, No. (19 Third street between Main stud Market, by Jel A. MC BRIDE. fINE PAINTEII WAITERS. Some veryHne bu1 some commuo, in setts or tingte.

For sulo by jel2 A McBIUDE. Mill, Whin, Pitt, Crosscut aru Tenant Saws. Warranted L-ocd bv A McBRIDE. rTRIPOLI and superb articlo for cleauing and pol--- ltshing Window and Locking Glass, Silver, Brass md Briiania ware, Furniture, tc, A For sale, wholesale and retail, by A McBRIDE. Agnntfor Keiitiicky and Indiana.

BUIJLIJEKS A ItB WARE OF EVER It variety, wholesale and retail by je30 A MCBRIDE GRIND STONES. Just i7he Quar ry, a superior assortment aud all the cranks and oliera to run them, for eale wholesale and retail by A- McBRIDE, No.69 Third st. OULDEKS Shovels, Trowels, Sifters, and ali other Pools, lor ale by A. MCBRIDE. 31 iUOUDEJLKRS Tuols.for salt by A.

McBRIDE. 30 No fill, Third street. fMsTKltt.N PUMPS- For sale very low by -Jy3 A McBRIDE SO A hhdVaiTd 10 tiered "bTet quBlity of Sed Ash; in stoni and for sale low to cloae, by CHARLES GALLAGHER, Smith and iiowjand's Block, J'1r9 above tbe GaltHou DUPUY BRAND 10 qr cneftB pale and co'orod, jnsi received und ior sale by j'v'J CHAS GALLAGHER. III-ANH. BOOK I A I A -RY nntl Binding Ehinb-Iishmcnt TbcEiibscribers respectf'uly ly solicit the attention of those who wish Blank Books made to order, they pledge themselves to spareno pins toeive satiBfaclion to those for whom tieydovork.

Country merchants are invited to call md examine their stock of Blank Books, they are prepared to sell at wholesale upon advantageous terms Jliiidiug of every description done at the shortest notice Upon moderate terms, and in the vcrv best stylo. Wf BB LEVERING, Booksellers and Binders, 49. Third street, jrf anedoorirom.Maiti GOOAitW HRAiYTliTplpes Hue pal'eSTu P. Godurd Brandy, for sale by OHAS GALLAGHER. IS BON PORT.

50 V4 casks, just received and lor sale by fjly9 CHAS GALLAGHER. tlLARKT. 1SJ boxes J. and for sale by B. Claret, In storo HAS GALLAGHER.

JACOl ABBOTT AGAIN. The first two vols, of tho Marco Paul Series, uniform with the Franco-ma Stories, vizi In New York With chapters on the Check, Omnibus, Lillie. Marco's Mother, Capacity, Battery, Marco Per-plexed, London Packet, Museum, Evening, Harlem Kaiiroad, Navy-Yard, Coming to an Understanding. On the Erie Canal-Planning, the Packet, Getting on Board, Night, Canajoharie, Honesty, Pats of the Mo hawk, Perplexity, A Project, the Steersman, the Ride, tho Outlet. Both vols, profusely illustrated.

By9 MORTON GftlSWOLD. CHOLERA PREVENTATIVE A PLEASANT BEVERAGE. Extractofaletter-'- York, Juno IB, 1852. It is reported hero that the cholera has again made its appearance in the Southern and Western States, and is spreading and becoming more fatal as the Beason advances. I have been Informed by some of the most eminent pUyiicians of thiB city that the aromatic Schiedam SrJinapps is the very best article that can be used as a preventative to this most alarming and fatal disease, and 1 belbiv 3 myself that the judicious use of it will be more beneficial as a precautionary measure than any other known medicine.

I remain, very respectfully, yours, UDOLPHO WOLFE. Thia medicine, used as a diet drink or occasionally as a restorative beverage, pToperly diluted with, water, has (i specific action upon the bowels and urinary organs, which no othar aB yctknown to the medical profession is capable of exerting, its effect a are beneficialin gravel, gout, incipient dropsy, flatulence, colic, pains of the stomach and bowels, in dinary cases of obstruclion in the bowels, kidneys, bladder, and urinary organs, in dyspepsia, general' debility cremation of the blood, and exhausted vital energy. Circulars furnished gratis. Prepared at Schiedani, in Holland, and warranted pure from every injurious property. RAYMOND PATTEN, Agents, jlj9 74 Fourth i-tret.

LATEST ARRIVAIi OF NEW BOOKS Re storation of Monarchy in France, by Lamartine; vol. 2. Also, a new supply of the 1st vol, Lamartine's ferxid narrative gives a fresh interest to the old subject of Napoleon. He "leads one rapidly an unweai ied from picture to picture landscape, portrait, and battle-scene attract by their brilliant coloring. His portraits are very skilfully drawn aud complete; they gjt faaturei, costume, character and life.

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Part 23, with all the back Nos. Bleak House, by Chailes Dickens; No. Also, Nos, 1, 2 and London Labor and London Poor, by Mayhew; part 19. y.y$- MORTON GR1SWOLD. For the Louisville Courier WHIG MEETING AT MIDOX.ETOWN.

The meeting was organised by the appointment of Jas. Rowland. President, an I Dr Jas. M. Remis, Richard Taylor.

Jas. Elliott and Richard Burk, Vice-Presidents; Secretaries, Chas. W. Hilton, Jas. S.

Bate. It was then moved by Mr Jas Craik, that a committee be appointed to draft appropriate resolutions; which was adopted. The Chairman appointed the following gen'le-meu: Sam'l Hart, E. 3. Fernell, James Craik, James Harrison, Irving Williams.

Dabury Taylor, G. Vance, F. Gf Brengnmn and Jno. H. Perine.

Mr. R. Taylor then rose and explained the objects of the meeting to be the ratification of the nomination of Scott and Graham for the Presi- tii'Bcy and Vice Presidency. It was then moved that a committee of one from each precinct be appointed Eia an executive committee; whxh was adopted. The following gentlemen were appointed: Charles Dorsey, J.

Lawrence Brown, J. B. Doraey, William Roberts, Dr Bohannan, Smith Speed. 3. Wheeler, E- Laiiing and E.

G. Foster. lifgolvsd, Thut the triumphant success of the presnnt Whig fid mlniaira lion in the conduct of the Government nt a most trying and eventful period of our hhtoiy, is a noble vindication of the correctness and purity of the principles of the Whig party- Resolved, Thai we bail the uominationn of Scott and Graham as unqueitionable guarantee that those prin fiplf-s ill be unswrrvingly maintained by th coming that the proud position of ourcouu-tiy smong the nations of the earth will ccntiuue to be iUuftrnted by the tried pa'riotiim, the known honesty, tho administrative experience the matchleiQ ability of the candidal es vf the Whig irty Resulted. 1 hat at this first popular meeting, in thia county, decease of Clay, we cannot ref rain from expression of ur stinseof the irreparable loss tee nation has sustained in the death of this truly great man. Resolved, That wo have ever recognised in Henry Clay hatpins and noblest exeirpliticalion rhe influenre ijf'free nistitu'i'ins in the fjrmation of tbe highest caste of character.

He was emphatically the cbild and theil-luatrai ion of American geniiu aid freedom, and we rejoice in the hope that his life, nobleness and virtues will here-produced and perpetuated through a long succession ofthe sons of Kentucky, who will'emulate his virtues and be ttught by his example. Resolved, That in his death, and in the noble sacrifices and efforts by which it was haatent.d, we find a new and scred motive to inenmsed dcvution, on our part, to the principles he cherished, and to the country he loved. Advance in Price in the Boot and Shoe Market LeTge Profits. We understand that the advance in price on brots and shoes for iho pasttwii months ha-; been twenty percent, and consequently the profits to some of the whole-sal dealers in Pearl street who were fortunate enough to have a large stock on hand, have been very great. One house estimates th.it their utock on hand and contracted for has increased his value within the period mentioned.

$80,000. Another housn estimates its profits on the advance at $40, 000 Boston paper. Sir William Don and one of the French Ballet Troupe were arrested, Thursday evening after the performance at the Melodeon had closed, by Sheriff Wiggins, on the charge of fraudulently obtaining passage for that Troupe on a boat be tweon N. Orleans and Cincinnati. Tlie amount thus obtained was placed at $150.

The Baronet was lodged in jail, where he remained untile yesterday morning, when he was brought beforg Judge Starkweather, and no one appearin-agrinst him, he was discharged. A warrant i forthwith issued for the arrest of the complain ant, onachaige of false imprisonment. Cleveland Forest City, July 10, 65PThe Lexington, (Mo.) Express has noiarn ful accouuts of sickness on the plains. It says: A boat passed down on Wednesday, having on board returning emigrants who report that they are the only survivers of a company of seventeen who set out for the mines. One morning on the plains, all were well and in fine spirits at the time of leaving the encampment Before tiiiuset fouttcen ofthe number were dead- The three survivers, panic-struck, left their teams and returned with all prssible speed.

We hope there is some rnistaho about ihis awful visitation Oi cholera, which ihe survivers attribute to some peculiarity of the water which they used on the fatal day. There was also on the boat a gentlemen in charge of three widows, whose husbau 's had died on the plains, and who were returning to ttieir friends in the eiist. Statement of tlie Bmik of Kentucky and Brunches, July 1S52. RESOURCHS. NutL'fl Discounted.

.82.533.418 99 Sills oi 2,5116,983 3785,042,402 36 debt in Bond of the city of Louisville, (1 Heal E.tatefor debt, 67,413 63 186 710 GO 6,5.3 29- Due from Faults Stock in Giber Corpnatioiia, Aeaets received from Schuylkill Bank, estimated at G00.G00 0j Deduct arpount rraliz'd 3l4i00 00 528,900 77 12,553 32 85.500 00 Real Estate, Houses Caah Gold and Silver 1 053,217 36 Nota of oiher Baus, 363,60 00 On Dep it in Banks in Philadelphia N. York, tud Baltimore, 747,971 74- 93,599 05 2,164,789 10 83,443,336 52 $3,700,000 00 LIaBILTTIBS. Capital Stock, Suari.ua Contingent Fund of 2 per cent radarvd by Chantrr, $74,000 00 Fund to cover on BAiii-ingHous-a 84 Fund to cover luFsoe by debts, 50,009 63 Fund for extra dividends, whfln realized from Scbuyiklll Hank us els, 285,500 00 Profit and Irai balcnce, after deduc ing present dividend, 92,492 50- 542-673 17 7,164 6 Dividends t.ncalled for pivldond No. 29, July, 1852, 4 per cunt, 00 Extra dividend from Schuylkill Fund. per 120,500 00- Dueto DpusitorB, Due to liauks, CMrcu'ation, Duo to Treasurer of Kontucky 296 000 00 813.770 57 486,304 22 2,562,217 CO 35 i.53 70 S6.443 386 52 3.

H. BULLEN, Caahier. Hank of Krntccky, Lnuisvi le, 5th July. 1852. Scrofuinj id Cnnccr Cured by Dr.

Gnysott'tt Extract nl leilow iJpcu and starHnpiiriltrt. Rutledge, Granger Term-, April 27th. 1852. J. Park, Cincinnati, O.

Dear Sir: It gives great satisfaction to add my testimony in favor of "Dr. Guysoil's Extract of Yellow Pock and Sarsaparillfi" to thdt of the numerous and highly respectable persons who have been benefitted by the medicine. My wife has been suffering for the apace ol nearly five years with Scrofula and Cancer, which, I think found its origin in the derangements of the system peculiar to her tex; while, In the meantime, she was under the care oi the most eminent pysicians in this section ol country, without deriving any material a.d from their proscriptions. Upon tjie Recommendation of Dr. Cocker, one of our physicians, who had seen the medicirc used with hojppy effect I obtain bd of your agent? here, Messrs.

Rice and McFarland, one t.ottle of Dr. Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sar-sapariila, and as my wife found re ief from thai bottle, I bought some six bottles, which she has taken with the most astonishing benefit; for I am pjeassd to say it has entirely cured her, for she has entirely recovered from her illness, and the Scrofula and are cured sound and well. Accept my gratitude. Respectfully, MICHAEL GQfiDMAN. Hakdinsbukg, March 20,1851.

Mr John D. Park: We have soM out the six dozen Dr. Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock aud Sarsaparilla that you sent us in December last, aad we wish you to send us one gross more of it by the Wrst It sells better than any other Sarsaparilla preparation, nd gives general satisfaction. It is, in fact, curiug some of the most obstinate cases of Scrofula, and is an excel lent remedy in all femeale complaints. Vours, respectfully, ALLEN CO.

EiPPnce $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5 Sold by J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio. iSorth-east corner of Fourth and Walnyt streets rrentrancc on Walnut street to whom all orders musX addressed. gPSold by Brown B.cyd, Wilson, Starbird Sinilh, Sutcliffe McAllister, Robinaon Cary, Wilder fc Bell.Robuiion Vaughn Black-well, Louisville; Winstendloy fc Newkirk, New Albany; Merrl wether, JeffersonvjRe; and by appointed agents every torfn iu Kentucky aod Jndiana, Although the Funs of seventy summers had shone down upon him, before he made a public profession uf Christ, yet whan he did mike it.

he riid it not mechanically, and as a matter of because he an old man he did it ami upon conviction, because he felt huuseif to be a sinner, and because he felt the need of a Savior. And when he came to make vUe inquiry, what shall I do? audit waitold hini what he ought to do, he did it gladly, he made iinste to fulfil the purposes ofhia h-art. And his yreat miiid being brought to the investigation of ho pure and simple coctrines of ihe Cross, new beauties in a new world roke in upon him, nl'the exis.ence of which to their full extent, ho had not dreamed before; and I know thut in times when he under the hand of disease of great bodily infirmity here home, he Hung to Uue doctrines by a lively faith, e.s the highest consolations of his soul. Although hj had his church preferences, yet the power and influence of the leaching of r-ghily understood, gave rise to sympathies iu hU nature which extended to all christian Surrounded as he was by the allurements and fascinations of a high public place, nevertheless he strove to walk in the pure and perfect way; and by a steady maintenance ot the principles which bound him to religion and to God like the eagle with Ins eye fixed unon the sun, his course was onward and upward And these principles which our illustrious friend found so comforting and consoling in life, did not forsake him, when he had nothing else on earth to cling to. In refer, nee to some of his last hours a lady connected with him by family, who recently spent several days at his bed-side, writes: "He is longing to be gone and said some thing of this kind to me, which caused me to ask him, "if he did not feel perfectly willing to wait until the Almighty called him." He replied, my dear child, do not misunderstand me 1 supplicate him continually for patience to do so.

I am ready to go no not ready but willing. We are none of us ready. We cannot trust in our ort ii merits, but must look to Him entirely." The writer adds: "He is the most gentle, and ajftclionaltt sick person 1 almost ever saw thanks you for every thing and is as little trouble as he can possibly be." And this is the power of religiou upon a vigorous and discriminating tdnd a mind fully capably of meeting all the great emergencies which have ever arisen in its collisions with other gieat minds at the Bar, in the Senate, and upon the forum. And oh! the recollection to mourning friends, and to a mourrjirg country, is of the most condoling interest, that as in his life, by his genius and wisdom, he threw light, and peace, and blessings upon his country so in his death the Glori-uiis Giver of grace and wisdom, threw light, and peace, and blessings upon him; borne upward iis he was, by aspirations to heaven of a million hearts But his earthly career is run Full of age and full of honors, he goes down to earth, to ashes, and to dust. A man of extraordinary genius a man ot'the highest practical wisdom possessing the highest powers of true eloquence a pure pa i riot a sincere christian, and friend of his His friends will grieve for him the church jitis iost him his country will bewail him ud hereafter, the passing traveller shall come to Ashland, and look for the bland, agreeable and hospitable host ho will not find him here! aged wife, who, for more than fifty years 1ms grievtd with him in his sorrows, and rejoiced with him in his public success, sh .11 go down into the grave mo ruin and men, in every civilized nation the earth will shed a lear at the fall of Mich man! Bnthe is gone to a brighter tiiida better world! whilst msmorial shall remain of him here that he was as simple and sincere in his religion, as he was great in wisdom and mighty in intellect-God is no respecter of persons.

Neither genius not' wisdom, nor power nor greatness can avert the fata! which fly thick and fast around us i Jf public services of ihe highest vahie a fair fauje which reaches to the utmost habitations of civiiizod man, and an integrity as as steel could have this a nation had not been in tea to day! But the great and the humble the useful and thy usele ihe learned and the ignorant the mighty and thu mean the public atn the private must all alike lie down in the ccld chambers ofthe grave Death is the common leveller of men and of nations Temples and moimmonts which have been erected to perpetuate tho achievements of and of heroes in past ages, have been ruined and robbed of their grandeur by the in-stttiable tooth oftime not a vestige remains of ihtJ glory that once covered ihe eirth, and not a a one to mark the spot where the master of tho is laid thid is the end of This th obscurity nnd oblivion to which he shall corns iat. But ins end bo than this if he have no hope in the blessed Saviis death. For whoevet con fide in the world for th bealowiuent of true h-ippiness whoever trusts to its gains, its pleasures or its honor. to bring him peace at the last. v.iH find himself miserably imposed upon and deluded.

He will find that this misplaced confidence will involve him in ruin as in, cvitable. es it will be eternal! 'Loan not on earth, 'Twill pierco llioo to the heart. A broken reed at best But pfj a sptar, On Its i point Peace bleeds and IJinje expires." If we aspire to a truef a deathless immortality, let us not seek it in the praises of men, or in the nnroument oi our name on the pase ol hislory for these s-hall perish but let us seek by obedience to God. and a recognition of the claims of religion, to have our names written in the Saints Book of Lift Thin and this only will guarantee an immortality as imperishable as the heavens, and certain as the life ol God. Tho observation is almost universal ''that old men think all mon mortal but themselves." And yet there is nothing more surely reseiyed for the future than disease and dissolution; and heee loo.

may and very often do come when we are bast expecting a disturbance of onr plans "The statesman falls with plans of future glory yet unaccomplished; the Poet expires in the midst of his song, and the magic of his muse lingers on his dying lips; the Sculptor drons his chissel before ho has taught the marble to breath, and tlie IVtnter his pencil awhile he living figures on hid canvas am the sworifslips from the hand ofthe warrior before the battle is won; and the orator is silenced, while the words wisdom are yet dropping in sweetest accents from his lips." "I said ye are Gods and children of the Most High, but we shall die like men' No consideration can purchase a moment's re-Kpile when the decree shall go forth "this night thy soul shall be required of thee," whether it be uttered at the doors of the stately mansion, or at the cot ofthe lowly poor. And not to be wisely an.l well prepared to hear this summons, is de structive of the best interests of the soul. Happy they who have made a friend in God. Happy they who have done, and do this in early life the failing of which, in his case, our revered friend so often happy they in whom greatness an1 goodness Riser, together. Imperishable joys shall be awarded to them.

They shall shine as stars in the firmament for ever and ever. In each succeeding generation their "memory shall be blessed" and their "name be had in everlasting and their conflict's o'er, their labors done." tho ransomed spiritual escape from the prison confines it to the earth, and the King of Kings sbaii bind on their victo-riousjbrows, wreaths of unfading glory, in lhat blest place "Where pain, and weariness, and sorrow oeace, And cloudless sunshine fills ihe land of peace." Our gr.eat friend and couctrymauidcad! He has no more connection with And we are about to bear his hontfffemairiH to the beautiful spot, where our 0iragjead lay, and ar.und which our memories linger.