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fir am, LOUISVILLE JOURNAL. arrangement, proceeded to this Vicinity of th i Brick Sura, -tth dwelling above, a good collar, and an excclieat UP IVS1N Broadway gate, where he entered an open hors it barouche, drawn by six beautiful bay WWUov twSae inSaneaf ba'hrarta expound stare that I mm ta lo ymu foo-rlowffibu to ajoy Appj n. 1 hr Ntto Emilia trtompM rrri to to to otojct ot pop odor towij tot 1 TTDT1CEA11 these tnfiehted to Oao. W. Talbot are il notified that tbe dal me oo them have been assigned to me, and that Immediate adjustment aad payment is w-gulrod.

RAML R- P1RRCR, jr- Asstgneo, 418 44 At Mo. 78 Fourth et toe yard, situated eo Main street, above Jackson. Apply to EMORY LOW fe OO. -V JT. W.

BBEBIIV X4 BT1AM HAJTpfG MILL RBUILDRR6 WARRROOl fB. IdfrMBR Yard; Pvoomxw Mxixt UtH, Doom, AMD I mi Dry Goods, Starch, rums Factory; amd Boxx. Wetfk tide Of Jtfftto, between JVaf mm 4 Brook etraeta Lomievtlto, My. Offhand a large stock of Lumhar to yard and Flsaifng, dross sd In ths boat manner. We have 0,000 lights of Bash of aaftortad efcaa) ba-twaen 400 and 808 paegaf and 180 pairs Vsnstlsa lhuftowi, Brick Dwelling, TTfitrtl ItB(r if tie Ox.

petitioner to mj eouiurr bum to freely rhuren MOtotUtoel etiieL Whet eea f1 'I etotofr oBtowact of to prlii- eipleef Jw aouniT7'priltieJ existence? Whet be ep-tlTfnrmrf Mr IfilBimmi tin eiixei uf liiai fMr.Bii.iam ttis anger ctfttoS FOR Rank A twgtory with Sons room, klttocn, an -J clMm teateUiKTa Mrrat, Jukaon. krolyt. EMOZT UW ft CO, Kossuth's (IRnioh or liTHt Berate' or Ma." JtaaoaUTioKi A special committee from Philadelphia waited on Kossuth at the Irving House in New York, and invited him to their city. The substance of his reply is thus given' In the NsW York Express. It will be eeeu that ha it deeply mortified at the disposition of Congress to treat him with neglect after having invited him Xq.

the. United States. He half intimates a regret, that, under the cir-substances, he hes come to the United States at Ik. PUNTED AND PVIUIHKD BT PRENTICE WEISSINGER, Cm Mala mi Plitk Dnyj10 Tn-Weekly, Weekly, $2 60. The Tri-Weekly Joarnel i published on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.

1 tJTThe Weeklf Journal is published on Puesday. L- The Country Daily Journal, $5 a year. the Governors suite, the ladies of the party, and tbe members of the council also took neats in the carriages provided for. their use-Tbe civic part of tho procession had moved but a abort distance, when it baited in order to permit the military toi precede it The military then formed into line, wheeled out through th State street gate, and took tho rouAenp Broadway as The entire route of procession was, of course, continued, scene of ovation. Not only was, dll tt ST.

LOUTS HOTEL. MUDGB fo WILSON, form 1y of tho StiCharlee, hag leave to inform tho traveling public tout the BT. LOUIS HOTEL la now open. Daring tha poet summer tha hona has been remodeled, extensive additions mode, and entirely refurnished, which will enable to oocomaoodow with oeo-fort snd elegance am friends. New Orleans, Pec.

IP-ft plain, half railing, aad full roiling, finished and ready foe delivery. Wo tn vita th attention at bufldars aad othare to our stock, and refer to bill pries for our chargee, which will be found extremely low. oR8 raw TO MAHUFACTUTLERS. Yy ANTED A Situation, by eSeotifomea, who hae had yars export euoe to too making mid botldlug of toeCsaauS Vreaeis laatpfcef totrtef ad wit ltenwi dsncr wit whl soae Sorapsaa totofto Cfcreetow ra, en to Weto (tot extraascly terrified tkot foot mto-27 wai toe peeeperu, eto tto Jtr. gSJRWnenn ieaw WMatoctoa, stoaU 1 to reoetred ed treated ia ay ofiktol capacity? Now, tor toller Vienna, bow to ean eoca-ma iotunc blm ttajr there wuh jronr optalew et the OMse I re uy don't know; bt se mach I anew, lht to sreeent toeotudsticnl etmaephare ot Ba-rape Is no Very proplUoas to Amvrmu principles.

I ia Whe cwud tell torn eartotu fkets shoot this Wrt to Mr. Halsemsna, really I tort hell ere Be woaid he so ready to iere Wuhtnctoo. Be bs wuwtor well digested the caustic pill which Mr. to cdmlntetercd to him so gtortonaly; hat after 1 knew enough et the pobUc spirit of the sovereign people et toe Unatod Boatee, that ft weald never admit to CoSm-Hoom Betablleliment for Bale. OK Ote TUB BKST SIASDS UI TMB CITT.

V1 teCH, alum Ml TiU, aera- M.ln treet (one of the greatest thoroughfares in LoulevUle) aaiiiaim um toe meat elegueuy fitted up Bar rooms tn the Western country, being shout 86 feet wide, 88 feet ftna with a celling 89 feet high, besides which are estensWe cellars and a auHe of rooms ever the bar room, and ether conveniences Thft eetabifthmentte doing a good bu-sloe, and ft only offered for aelo In cooseaaeoco of tbe proprietor being unable ta attend to tt la per sou. It will be disposed of on good terms, with or without toe stock of Liquors or Furniture, and rented low to a good tenant Af.lr?fF99rft. Apply to flAML HYMAN, Marble Hall, Fifth street. ootton, wool, flax, aad hemp machinery. Ha thoroughly and practically updantswls tha opwating of tho some.

Tbe moot reapoetahlo refer ouooa can be given ee Industry, energy, and ability. Letters addreaed Machinist, and left at the office of this paper, will receive prompt SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1861. i JOHN A. MORRIS, APOTHECARY and I Jw AT Btft OLD ftTAMD, Plerthweat carmar at Waieit and Third etraata, TAXES pleasure in Informing his easterners and the public at lanre that he has Justreoeived a full assortment of FRESH DRUGS from the East, ami, having his rastdenoa In tha rear of his store, prepared at all hours of tho night aa wall aa ef the day to attend Mt per-oon to putting up all prescriptions that he may be favored wltiu Jyltdtfreaaw COROES FOR BALK. rpIBina dfgeetlvs Bold or' gastric Joloo, prepared tnm SKiwtr or too meswoto or too ox, after directions given by fisroa Liebig, the great physiological chem-lat, by K.

Houghton, M. Ke. il berth Bight street railadmiilila the only immotinto ea atrmmnmt relief tor ladigeotlsn, Dyspepsia, Jasmdlee, Ltver Oemptolat, OshsUpatloo, and Debility, earing after aataree ewa toetted, by nature's own agent, the Gastric Jnice. SCIBXTinO SVIDfiNCSl Baroa Lletog, th hlS celebrated work oa animal Chemistry, sayw An Artificial Digest! vo Plaid anslsgcas to the Goetric Jolos may bo Tcnrilly prepared from Ihe maooas membrane of the stomach of too calf, to which varioee articles of food, as meat and eggs, wtu be mftmad, rSawpsrf, end dipear td, net tn jjhi minr rrnnr Dr. Combs, la his valuable writings oa toe Physiology of Digestion, observes that a elimination of the doe quantity of Gastric Joice is a prominent and all-pr vailing oases of Dyspepsia9 and bo states that distinguished professor of mediates in Leaden who was sever iy aflV'tr4 with this complaint, finding everything alee to fail, bed recourse to tho Gao trie Jslco, obtained from too stomach of living animals, which proved completely so-eessfol.

Dr. Simons greet work, tho Chemistry of Kt Lea Blanchard, Phila IMS, pp. SSI-, says: The dlsoove-ry of Pee pin forms a new era tn tho chemical history of digestion, from reoent experiments, wo know that food is dissolved as rapidly tn aa artificial dlgastivs Sold, prepared from PepsUu as II is tn ths nataral gastrlojotoe to elf.w professor Dtmglison, of ths Jefferson College, Phlto, In his groat work en Homan Physiology, devotes more than 60 pages to aa examination of this subject. Bis experiments with Dr. Beaomont oa the Gastric Juice obtained from tho living banian stomach and from animals are weU known.

ln all cases, he says, digestion occurred as perfectly Into artificial as In toe natmal digestions Pot farther proof of tho remarkable merits of this discovery, call to the Depository of Popular Medicines, Mo. 74 Poorth st, between Mato and Market, and get a descriptive sheet seatu. RAYMOND it PATTBM, Jy eewts I eodfim General goals Jerque west. depository of tho executive power, HMrnid ovsa bo wilting to do so, which, to ho sore, 7mr high-miadsd Ooronuaent Is net willing to do, to he regaiated ia hs toiler hr all the Boise manno or all tbe A k.irtt.r bra for rai. atwBtr ft KKSROBS Mm, Wo- 1 1.

FREDERICK Mai mirr, ztwez Sixth as MTIirrH, IMPOBTIB ftivl Dftftlftf In SDNS, P19TOU, and eBKMAN OOODS, Offer, to tb. city And ooutrr In ten. te ftult pnrchaeeve, a large assortment of tangle aad Double-barrel Powling-pleoee, Rlflee, putols, and Ou M.iftriAift, wUck hAft. bm tmvoiMddtiert ud will bo sold very bow. Also, Percussion Capa, Urge and small boxes, dlffcswot men.

Boys, and Girls. To be tort on blL- voUS the neceasity of hiring thl WteMPltelio vent ova domesuo ratacflbra, th, Eleventh and Green street. 01 D8dUU M. M. RAWLINGS.

IIRVAXII (Male and feato) at toe Galt House the ensuing rear. IHftHOP fe PAUT.Dft. Also, a splendid sseuUmcftil ot Isiseorsi irslitrlfi dosens and on cards; TaMe and Pocket Cutlery? Web, Hand, aad Meat haws; jewaharpe; Ball Brooes; Skates; Bheap-ehaam; Knitting Pina, and Hardware la general. Also, Fancy Mirren and Looking Glasses; HemmtaC it Sons and Warrinft Needles; Lesd-peocila, Steel- Also, Brosss Comlcae, Curtain Bands, and Pins, of toft latest patterns. Purchasers will please give me a call before selecting elsewhere.

dlfidlm Kossuth replied, substantially, that he was extremely rejoiced at this demonstration on the pert of Philadelphia, and that he felt the highest gratification in being thus honored by the glorious corporation of that renowned city. JJeiore he left Europe, one of the pleasures he had promised himself wes to meet and mingle with the citizens of that great city where tbe declaration of independence had been proclaimed and he felt now particularly anxious to visit the hallowed epot where that immortal charter had been adopted. But he went on to aay that, at the present moment, it was quite impossible 1'or him to declare at what time he could go there, and that, indeed, it Was not certain that ne could go there at all. His object in visiting this country was not a personal one he did not come to promote any selfish purpose, and he could not, therefore, do anything that we calculated merely to gratify himself. His object was to promote the great cause of liberty throughout the world, and especially in Hungary; and while he was sure the people of the United States sympathised in that object, he could not but say that be wes deeply distressed at the action which had been taken by Congress.

He had the highest respect and regard for Congress he recognised it as the exponent pt tbe national will, and, in view of what it had done, his own movements were necessarily em-harassed. Whether ho would be content to go beyond New York he could not now aay; but he was free to declare that, had the proceedings iu Congress to which he had adverted reached hnn before fie left Europe, he would have heeitated about toning to thu country at all. And as it was, with tbe utmost gratitude to all who bestowed on him such marks of kindness as the city of Philadelphia had offered, and especially with sentiments of sincere regard for Philadelphia and its citizens, he must deter for a day or two any positive reply to the request which had been made to him. la the world. So 1 ceofideatlj hope that tha aororsigs to Is eoaouy, tho people, will make too Sonia roue as taSepcndeooe of Hungary soon fur-toaUrrorogaiBcd, sad tool It win core aot a bit for ft if Mr Milnwiin takes to-morrow bis passports, boa rey-see ty him.

But it ts also my sgreoaU dew to profess iht I ass sotlraw ooaTtneed that the Borerameat ot ths United States shares warmly too ssatlmeots of too peopto to that respect. It has prosed ft by ex seating to ready and dignified storm er tho resototloa of Congress oa at my liberation. It has proved it try calling oa tos Oo ogress to eeastder bow i shall Os treated and ro-torsd, gad even this soratai I was honored hy too express srtsr at the SovwsanH, hy aa official salats fruto the belt erics of ths United fitsise, la efich a mssnoris wbtefc, aooerdlng to too military rales, only puMle, big tonnfsl sapaetty oaa bs greeted, liaving tons expoeode my aim, I bog leave to state that 1 came aot a yoor glorious shore to oy a happy rest; 1 seme net wit too int cation to gather ertomphs of psr-soosidlatinruoa, trot because an hnmbts petitioner, to my OQXUHrf him, as Us freely chosen constitutional chief, bamMyto sat Mat yoor generous aid; and the ft is to too aim that 1 wtu devote every moment ot my urns with ths more assiduity, too more rostlosaaess, as every moment me? bring report of cram which amp sail sso to hasten to my pises oa th battle-field, where ths great acU hope tbs-MB battle will be fosght betwea LAbvrty sad Despotism, a moment marked by the finger of Ged to be nest that everyhour of delay of year generous aid may prove OuaUy disastrous to oppressed humanity. And tom haviag stated ov poelUwa to be tost of an humble petitioner to the mams of my oppressed oonntry, let ms rMptfimlV sefc, do you aot regret to have bestowed epos FILTER TOUR WATER. THE practice ot drinking in their naturally Impure state either RIVER, LIMB, or RAIN WATER ft known to be the cause of much of Lbe sickness which prevails all through the Southern and Sentower.tem portions ot tbe country.

The prevalence of DIARREKSA and kindred affections of tbe bowete In these regions more then in other into foot attributable to this oanse alone. The well-known effect ol these waters spun persons unaccustomed to their nea Ie a sntBcieat proof of this; aad although habit Is second nature, yet wbo can donbt that their habitual use must be extremely deleterious, and fraught with ooneqnsnese meet total ta health? A edy for this serious evil may ha found to BURNETS PATENT COMBINED WATER COOLER AND FILTERS Water, ao nastier how muddy, becomes entirely purified and rendered aa dear ua nrystai, all impurities, whether animal, mineral, being wholly rw moved, the wafer still preserving all im sweetness From Lime Water, tola Filter extracts all injurious matter, and renders it as wholesome aa toe purest country spring water. From Rato Water It also removes that unpleasant smell and insipid taste which are so disagreeable. In short, toe chemical combinations of this Filter are such that, no matter what Imparities ore submitted to lu action, they most be removed, ud the result le what, till IU introduction, it been unknown to thle part erf the oonntry. Pure Limpid Water, toft only natural wholeeozuft drink for mao.

The Cooler and Filter may both be seen in operation at Bumett House Furnishing Establishment, No 14 East Fourth street, Cincinnati, O. Orders received and executed by JOHN GTLL, n0 461 Mato tft, Loolevtlle, Ky. REMOVAL. BACH fe HERZOG, RHoLESALB DR A I bub tv nti r'S IfA-VCT 1.RT uielr old stand, on Market street, to No. 479 Main north thro, floor.

Mow B.luu HTML In order to meet the Incrensiugexiottof toelr boslweo. the subacrlber have been Induced to this chanal In toelr location, by which arrangement they win be ena -bled to keep more extensive and bettor aMortmeot of good than heretofore, and, from other facilities the chang affords, they 111 be able to sell oa aa goodie a aoy Jobbing bouse wettof to mountains. Thtr stock oousisu uf a large assortment ol Clothe, Casslsere. Yevttngs, Trimmings, Lee, Hosiery, all brencheaof Do SHANGHAI Fowls Fer hes Impartnlian We have fust received by express, from Boston, a faw more of these extraordinary Chickens. For sale by dec I wtfod BTBAJf It 8HREVK, A GHTTERAI, REPORT -Of the hnstitess of the Kentweky and LomeviOe Mutual Insurance Coimpany from the 84 tk of April, 1888, up to and including the both of November, loot: Tha whole amber ot policies Issued on real estate since toe 84th of April, 1889, le 1,887, Insuring property to toe amount of 4,048,807 86 Deduct the amount insured by policies which have expired.

1,87909 66 AFFLES-100 bbls choice Apples, for family use, received nod for sale by dm 18 wlfod BYRAM fc SHRBtB. The Two Caucuses Aoaiis. The editor of the Democrat trie to counteract the pmpreseion made by the action of tho two caucuses at Washington by quoting the 'Opinions uttered by Mr. Webster in regard to slavery several years ago. neighbor ought to have an insuperable objection to the citation of old opinions, as it isnt Tory long since ba himself was Whig.

When Mr. Webster, after tbe meeting, of tbe hat Congress, saw that die Union of tha States was in danger from the controversy between the North and the South upon the subject of slavery, be took prompt end bold stand for the compromise and brought all his mighty energies to its support, and he has ever since sustained it with all the power given him by his high official position, his vast intellect, and his deep and extensive influence. The Democrat quotee a Mr. Fowler, an Abolitionist, as saying that there were but forty members hi the Whig caueas at Washington, which voted that the compromise should be regarded as final settlement of all the measures involved in The Washington papers and the Waehing-ton letter writers have stated that the number was from fiity to sixty, and most certainly their authority it better than Mr. Moreover, the statement was made in the caucus, according to the official report, that the greater part of those present were from the nonslaveholding States.

A large majority of the Whig members of the House from the nonslaveholding States were present, and tha mass ot this majority voted to sustain Ihe compromise, and it is notorious that all the Whig members of Congress from the slaveholding States, those who were not present in the caucus as well as those who were, are, without a single exception, in favor of the maintenance of the compromise. The strong ote of a Whig caucus, made up mainly of Whig Congressmen representing nonslaveholding States, is tbe best possible indication of tbe -present soundness of the Whig party upon the great and eventful question of the day. Thanks to the Whig members of Congress who have thus done their duty, end thanks to those Whig constituencies that sent them to Washington City to do their duty. The editor of the Democrat makes the feeblest of all apologies for the refusal of the Democratic caucus to pass the compromise resolution. He says, that some of the Democrats In the caucus thought the resolution Oh no doubt of that.

Unquestionably they war well convinced, from everything they heard and saw around Ihem, that the aduption of a resolution to maintain the compromise would be one of Ihe most Ill-timed things In Hit world. They had good reason to believe, or rather to know, that il would drive off from lli.trq en the one hand, (heir Freesoil allies upon whom they rely eo strongly ust el tills time, aud, on the other hand, their dre-aiid-fagnt allies in (lie Houth, who hale (lie cmn pin mls liiftultely mure Ilian they ever haled the devil. The Congressional Demueriey found that the passage of the compromise resolution by their votes would ba Ill-timed el the commencement of (lie session, and they will And It, for the same reason, lll-tiiued at all periods of the session. They will not give a party vole for that great measure of national peace end harmony and safety. Let the teet come when It may, tha compromise wtll be found, in Congress as well as out of Congress, to derive its' main support from the Whig party.

mestic Goods, and Cutlery of their owa pniilin. to which they Invite country merchants vtoittug thft rlu to wkuk rail ud exatni.e their which thra raw nm, P7 to BACH A HSEZIIO, flSdlfl M. In north Iflribolow B.imtt Broadway, and the other streets ol the route, densely crowded, but aU arenuee thereto were alto filled with the thousand who failed to secure more favorable positions for witnessing the pageant. The scene at the Astor House and the Aocri-can Museum was peculiarly interesting. The almost innumerable windows of these immense buildinrs were crowded with ladies and gentle men.

The arrival of Kossuth at this point was received with a tiemendous burst of enthusiasm from tbs thousands in the buildings the geo tie men rising in their places huzzaing and waving their hats, in a perfect frenzy of excitement, while a cloud of snowy handkerchiefs waved the welcomes of tbe ladies congregated there in such vast numbers. Notwithstanding the busy scenes through which be had already paseed during the morning, this demonstration rather surprised him. Inis was even beyond his anticipations. His quiet, dignified self-poeeession, however, did not forsake him. He gracefully bowed hi acknowledgments again and again to the throngs on either band.

Here was probably the most interesting scene of the route. The open space created by the Park gave opportunity for a fine display. Tbe many magnificent buildings on Park row presented their tastefully decorated fronts at the right) in the rear were to be seen the numerous decorittions of the lower part of Broadway, to the left was the noble Astor House, and in the center the Park itself, with its fountain of crystal water dancing and sparkling in the sun, and the City Hall beyond also crowded with tboo sands of human ueings awaiting the return of the pageant to that point. The Hungarians the procession caught tbe enthusiasm of the occasion, and when they received the tremendous greeting of thewtst con course at the lower ena of the Park, they ae-turned the compliment in a similar manner, waving and lowering their Hungarian banner ia token of recognition, until, finally they became as unrestrainedly excited as any of those who had assembled to welcome them. The military display was undoubtedly tb finest ever seen in our city.

Such was the universal fidmiMuon, and it is said that Kossuth expressed his gratification at the perfection of their equipment and drill. The civic portion of the procession of course was not what it would nave been had sufficient notice been given Take it all in all, though. New York never before gave so generous ao ovation to either fellow-countryman or ntrnruier To attempt an estimate of tnv number of those who wtfhed the pageant, would he useless. All New York chy seemed to have poured itself Into the route of the prt sion ami the adioluing avenues, while thouaandr of our neighbors crowded lit by every Milroad car and aleamer. 1 frtdw in Me Wfr, When Knuth end suite arrived In ths park, on ths return from ths i nute of tnarnh, he waa enndutded to tastefully dtttnoMled canopy, which had been erected on Ihe IU In from of the (Ity Hall.

Thle stumpy wa hung with the several coluraofthe Magyar tlag. Upon It the lUmtirmna guest took hu slam) wdh Ihe Mayor, Uen. Hanford and etaff, surrounding him on either side, on norsebaek( Mai llagadornand atatf, of Htaten Island, acting at a guard ot honor, Prom this position Koseuth received the marching salute of the troops, ir they parsed before huu, and filed off into Broad-waytconsumlug an hour and a half In tbe march. Kossuth was evidently much interested in the mditury display. Col.

Pulssky gave tree vent Leaving at risk mi real estate, Deo. 1, 1861, $274,806 32 There have also been Issued policies ou merchandise since tfa 97th of January, 1844, to the number of 89, insuring merchandise to the amount of $7080 00 Deduct the amount insured by policies expired and not renewed 8M0 00 Leaving at risk Deo. 1, 1881.. 18700 00 FALLS CITY INSURANCE COMPANY. Office No.

418, north side Main opposite Louisville Hotel, bet. Sixth and fievaotb, Louisville, Ey. Chartered Capital of which 150,000 Is paid end secured. Continues to insure against toss by Fire, Hulls of Steambtofo and other goed Ves s. Also, oa Goode, Stock, oerried by ilver, lake, canal, and railroad route, and oo me the high honor of this glorious reoeption, unparaUeled history, though I knew 1 say unparalleled in SPERM (tandlea, fee.

88 hoses Bpenn Candles; Whole amount st IMtoOOt 89 70 80 100 Star Mold do; Boftto Soap; Joftt received and for sale hy FONDA fo MORRIS. any of the oavtgabis waters and high seas of the com-msrclal world. R. BURGS, President: C. SUMMERS, SecretaiT DIRSCrORI JOHN A.

DUNLOP, ROST BEATTY, B. RAY MRS, J. C. DAVIS, THOS. ROWLAND, B.

FORMAN. 411 Th whole amount of premium note taken, $271,966 8t Deduct amount uf premium note dlscbarg 87,869 0 MARSHAL'S BAI.Tt Brawh Ann Lcwra. uratut June. Lntw tut. In Chu-eery.

BY virtue of a decree of the Louisville Chasecry Court. rendered In toe above cause, toe uoderelgowi, or one of us, wtll, on Monday, the 16th day ef December, IMi, sell, at public auction, to toe highest bidder, hufore th court -house door, In the city of Looftviiie, on a credit of four, eight, and twelve months, for epual portico of toe purchase money, tot foliowtui described property, or ee much thereof a may be necessary to pay complain anti claim, with seat ol suit, fee, to wtu 10ft feet of Ground on toa ouutowest corner ef Main and Ninth streets by 160 feet Ninth street The parch oser or purchaser te giro bud with approved ascnrlty, heating Iniereet from toe day ef sate tM paid; end a Urn will be retained on thft Frifrftrty ftddfrinfial ecuriiy, (tale ta take place about 11 ofrloeh. A M. of aM dr. tellkM HMt.k.UMi ldtel MkNht wiil.teiinli, h.fir- nRX IWLAKD, AMD MARINE gCNDIUK.

88 boaes Leaving in force Dec 1st, 151, ss 8 fund liable to qeftsmenl. $179411 484 WORrit (ty-The New York Times has a long and able article in the spirit of the following paragraph, with which It opens: No barbarians have yet been discovered who were Insensible to the claim of hospitality. It has been reserved for the Congress of the United States to invite a guest md insult Inin upon Ills arrival. As lor Kossuth himself, hit can well afford to OT TiSttlOMAHLE HATS, CATS, AMD TUK8 futUl AT OUST fbr nub; At 1 T. R.

AZB ft 00., 4A M.lB.t. that row fhtoets have wieemed Lafayette in a similar way; bus hdwtyette had mighty claims to your country ranted he had fought tn your ranks for your freedom and ledcpoQdsoeo, and what mill was more, in the boar of pm avsd. Bo was toe link of your friendly ooneo Uob wMh Praaos a ooanecUou the results ot which were two Preoeh fiesta of knsrs than thirty-eight msa of war, three thousand fallout men, who fought side by side with you agalaot Comwsllis before Yorktnwn; the precious gift fif twentyHhHir thousand muskets, a loan of ntos-teen mi tans at dodsra, and even the preliminary treaties of yenr glertous pesos, negotiated to Peril hy yimr 4w mortal Prankiin. I hope the people of the United mats, wow itself In the heppy ouadltieo to aid these who are In seed of aid, us itself wse eoee la heed, will liudty remember these facts! end you, ettikene ef Mew York, and you will yvu reel res become tbe La reysusd of Hungary. Ursyeits had great eieitus to pout lov tod antipathy, but I have bono-A same su humble petltmnrr frith so ether etetme than those able tbe ep pressed tore te the sympeuip of tree toett, whe hard tbs IMfiar to hetpMwuh the mshtt wawh the anlurtunete hs to the happy, and ths dewn-tmddett bee to the pretoetivu sternal sod ol human HgMift In word, I Wt so oimndtims toad these whleitn oppressed ptm e'S ef freed, bee le toe aid of victorious linetty tiieo I weutd Sumtoy ask, art Mists siaims lufttolsnt ts Pepper Saaoe; 80 do Tom eta Ualcfoop; 80 doeen Lemoa Sirup; 80 do assorted Uordlale; 8 cases Preserved inter; 00 pounds Ooemry tager, la small cakes; to Jars French Pruneai 40 ft rota MsichMt In wooden hoses; pounds Prenrh Uhurelsiei With full sofimm ot Uonfeettaiisrifts, Fmlis, Net Fftocr Oood Tofft ft sale Inw by A HoMlN; NtaMFsiHihr WhulftMtie ftnd MeHHI fronfeeitanef (il sod Dealer In FdfrMn PMUhu To tha LaAim of XrouUvlU.

ta Viokaltjr, JWIMU to lit. f.t ea. iffinu uur mih mu; In ite Muwn mum th. MtamaiaM of um. Amount received for premium and fees for potlcfee on real estate.

$98,014 4 Amount reeHved for premium and fees for polities on mer 1 ebahdtse uni mi mi lull Amount reeeived foreaira pre mium forlnereaeedrik.t Ahiouiib reeeived for iww mentmi premiHm Amount due to Mi Mi Andie, Affolmi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 1, tiuiti u.titti.M iki ttuHtor nwrb.tt ft. Ht. wn lua-t in nit rnt nab; on tml u.r lb (lib In wl aub-riii Itewb nf bl'rt- VIlTilNIMhn be utterly Indtrerenf to Congress, and its sets Hi Hi character, his history, and fits am DOWN; in run ii uir run mum 'nti reputation her, can neither be helped nor huit by whatever action It may take-' But the Time addsi $01,978 ta Dur AuMrinwHl blnr reef Iw4im will no in ml i. Mb ter fur lb. teflfft bnf.

btenfft i-fti Iftf mnman ftfViflf i ftmt iuntinniftHwlll the rnoTKcrioi fvinuirR rairm Of Htrtfeifl, OeuacoUeuV Oapllal Uoth, Bnidui jnn.ai fumi.mt 1,000,000, A "1 (h train, uuiiiitiHfliiiNi.hfliiuiH- raft Uim.te.fl im I Iran, CtiTTDN. A hfttsft Isadlhft from siasHter (SgueiU and for ssi hr dti JAM. TODD fo MtDDAMDMONi Wall ii paid for spHe 1 Pstil fot losses 1 1 mi 1 1 1 imI r'sid for eommiMiuhs tuagaHte ms fruiH 11, 1 t4 1 av2 4ed II ff'ibHiw MutteliMn Miftinftfttftft llb mhmIiIi ml vuiiftbtft kruulftft Kit VUHinrMAH teHn.Mte-t-n- luaursos ysueMu' prutmttera, mt to myeelfi but to th We hmte to see Congress take snme step to relieve Itself fium Its present disgraceful post lion. Jl fo fo rimhfo llandherehle frurii leui'i and duttM ladies l.iueu tiambflt Mtndhtfolilafft ta received tots dag aiui for sale i.r dMi JAMMM UlW fo (HLi 411 Mato al, tet te ra-m-'ra uin mm! tram. Mhm roimr tea.

te. liAHnnH ft tH)n Minimi Main IlfftiA. Mi H. T. Hi HAHHMM hl Mln ftlruftli ml ffi aurnw nf Tuimb uni Mmiii i Imniiftinif rtftl.

1 ths prsvslTlug 'fsMliluM luTits l)J toe ILh smurv toe prsvalUi kg Jtta or Afuria aud Intend isumuariotum. TUus, AhUtihWa, agftul A (te AU A A te DM Ah HamUervhlefs. day aud fur sale by A wg tosea reealved tots JAMNI fOW fo 00 IOfftoe No, 478 aeuih ide uf Malu eueet, 4 doore ei uf Fourth d4fratir SM Wurld awang tite Hlper TttM tft4-gr ui Met with tii reraet em se4-gep ui Met with Mi rereet end $100 00 880 00 wes to dsttuietoto tuuel cuetly Jewels. We aiemien tots elugaier bisturie feot simply tu sbuw thei toefeebiua It still lu vofu with the only 4inruie pleoed upuu the veluethw ol the Jewelry. Nowodeys the Head la considered tin best end muet priceless Jew fur the Met, eu4 uue of MAY HU, CRAIG, ft OOa'fi Mete la the reel Jewel for toe Hsed dll A CARD.

Bvtug rfti-eutiy reoelved tiia aaeuoy uf lbe UAMTPtiRD FIRM INSURANCE COMPANY, loan Duv isks sdUHiuual rUk for AT OUR OLD STAND, No. SI Fifth treet, NEXT TO TUB NORTHMEN BANK OF KENTTCET. 800 00 BLOOMER Beaver. Just reoatved at HATES, CRAIG, ft an entire usw and beautiful style to hit admiration his hands in delight, ill GUITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES, MUSIC, And Xosirtl Merebaidise Jo grnfril. We have fitted up our Store to oiael inauuer, and have rt ceived freah suppllea of ui MUsss Bloomer Beavers decidedly the prsttieet Hal of the seaeuu dlS thuss msrohsuu for whom I have horetofors been oua-pelted tu OecJiue un socuunt of already having os much as I oould safely take iu tbeir respective neighborhoods.

Tbe Hanford Fire lusursuce Company was chartered in 1810, has been doing a nommAi! business for over forty years, bss an unimpaired oosh cupiiAl ef $140)00, and Is In all respects one of ths beet institution iu New England. JAMB8 K. TYLER, Agent, did 819 Main near Bank of Loulsvilto. Itelsf of lae 1 ku fire patd kg Ike h'eatu kg and bam. to Mutual Company during A last twelve moHikti itoo, November 94, WsttOfGiv, fo 0c Psdacah, Daoftniher 7, Juhu M.

fltspkftiis, guardian, foo, City of LouUvills, Ky. 19, Inman fo Arnold, Trustees of flu fit. Johns Church, Louisville, 1M1. January 14, J. I.

Wilson, fimlthland, February 97, Our portioQ of amount pawl firemen for working and watching during night uf firs oh Fifth street, Louisville, Ky March Y7, Thomas T. fibre re, Louisville, Ky. 99, JohnUlly, do April 8, C. Yen Basktrk, do 14, Thomas T. Bhrsvc, do.

18, John Cowan, Shslbyrillo, Ky Hay t. Monks fo IsnoDs, Louisville, 8, Richardson Burgs, do Augusts, Andrew Buchanan, do 96, John L. Martin, do October, 8, Mrs. M. M.

McCrohcn, Louisville, Ky 8, Michael Cody, LocIsvlUe, Ky 8ft, Wm. K. Psctet, 81, Mrs. Pierce Butier, do November 26, George L. Douglass, Trustee, LoulevUle, Ky 91 46 109 96 26 00 6 00 86 90 9,600 00 28 66 8d0 00 872 06 670 00 198 6 88 6 08 6 00 70 00 THOSE fine, soft Hungarian Hate can be found et HAYES, CRAIG, It In greet variety, frit tuy hsMVft iftMdtMH to my newts lead aaiy, hat RfiNvtpift at tfamtuiw ia Rarf uuhmmsmIi vea i Mwiiwf is tke iifus MM.

Him sisimsMlsoKsIsnl four Mil's Sl wWIep mils, (l)R is ws kiww st unw tRM tbehuHMi here tailed with wftleh hurupe uppreeaM tteuoee have luahd to paaf great, mlftMty, and ftiuriuus fepaftllo 4at me fcuuw at naea to failure of aur hupea, tool I map hasten battii aad toll Ruruu1 uppraeseU aatiows tiet ua fight, Maahftfi and ftiugUlib4ad, to oauieuf Lewiiiaat; ii a Mutt mi Uud, to our right, auu to our load woru; there ft no other help for toe p. pressed net sue an earth. Rut If yuur generous ra putmean hearts art animated by toft high prluolpi ol freedom and of toft solidarity In toe desunie of hamaaiir tf you have toe will, as to be ure, uu have toe power, to support tha caus of freedom act lust toft aacrUaglous league of deapotlaiu, to so give me tome days of oojui reflection, tobeoome ao-q (tainted with the round upon which I aland Jet me lake toft kind advice of some active frieuda on tho tnost practical oenrae 1 have to adopt let me see if there be any preparatory steps taken In favor of that canes which 1 have the honor to represent, aad then let me have a new opportunity to expound before you my humble requests ta a practioal way I ooofldenuy hope, Mr Mayor, ihs oorporaufto and cUftotu of too Empire City win greet me toe eeooad opportunity. If this be your generous wUi, thm tot mo take toft for a boon of happier days, and let me add with a sigh of toaukgtvtng to Almighty God that it Is your glorious country which Provi-denes has tooted to be the plUar of freedom, as It Is already toe asylum to oppressed humanity. 1 am told that I will have toe high honor to review your patriotic militia.

ObGodlhow my heart throbs at toe idea to coo tots gallant army enlisted on toft side of freedom against despotism; the world would be free, aud you toe esvioers of humanity. And why not Tkm gallant men take part tn toe mighty demonstration of the day, proving that I was right when I said that now-e-day even toe bayonets think. Ottisene of Mew York, It ft under four promotion that I place the sacred cause of freedom and mdspendenoe of Hungary. Cokobess aid Kossuth. We hare been much surprised at the course pursued by certain members of Congress toward the illustrious Hungarian exile.

Kossuth was inrited to this country by an act of Congress, and yet, strange to say, when he landed on our shores, and a resolution was introduced in Congress to give him a national welcome, it was opposed with so much force and by so many persons that the mover was induced to withdraw it. The inconsistency of such conduct with the resolution of the last Congress is both striking and glaring. It is just as inconsistent as it would be in a gentleman to invite another to his house, send his carnage for him, and, when he reaches the threshhold of the house, refuse to open the door and welcome him. Kossuth, it is said, has been deeply mortified, and we do not wonder at it. He was given to understand that he would meet with a great national welcome.

This too is precisely what he had a perfect right to expect. He bad a right to expect that Congress, having invited him here and paid him the unprecedented compliment of coding a national ship to convey him hither, would not ba satisfied with a half-way reception to be given him, but would afford him a most eii-thusiastic greeting. We did not anticipate opposition to such a course, as that was precisely the 'course to which tbe present Congress was pledged by tha resolution of the last Congress. If it was proper to invite the great Hungarian leader to our shores, it is not only proper, but obligatory on Congress to treat him with the most distinguished consideration. Tbe great object of the resolution of the last Congress was not so much to confer honor on Kossuth as 11 'Was to give the sanction of our government to the struggle in which he wes so conspicuous end to assure the despotle governments of Europe that the United States net only feet profound sympathy fur Ilia assertori of republican principles in Europe, but will honor those hisn whom they would condemn to the aoaAold.

Now, suppose that the Amertean C'ongreia ri-fuses to adopt a resolution to further honor Ktm uth and through him to lienor all those Magyar ml riots who with him perilled fortune and Ilfs fur Hungarian independence, would not such a rafuaal gladden tha heart of every tyrant and I he heart of every minion of every tyrant through' out Europe, and bo regarded by them, as wall a by the downtrodden and lon-eulfarlug devotees of freedom on that eontinent, as an evidence that tha American Congress, after having Inconsiderately invited the Magyar leader here, hail on more mature consideration refused to give any sanction to tbs cause in which he was en gaged? Ws are pained, we are mortified, we are op pressed with a deep senee of humiliation for our country when we reflect on tbe recent course of Congress, to unlike and so contradictory to the course of tha last Congress. If it is intended by Congress to insult the illustrious exile who has come hither at ite invitation, the most effective way in which that insult can be conveyed is to refuse a national welcome to him. We are greatly mistaken in the people of this country-most sadly do we misread the indications of public sentiment if the desire that Congress shall do all in its power to testify the most cordial sympathy for Kossuth and tbe noble struggle in which be was engaged is not almost universal. We feel certain that nine-tenths of the American people will blush with the redness of a hot indignation, if the representatives of the States amt the people, now assembled in Washington, refuse to offer Kossuth as hearty a national welcome as any nation of ancient or of modern times has ever offered to an exile of a foreign country whom a deep and holy devotion to Liberty had rendered homeless. If Congress should prove faithless to duty and recreant to public sentiment, we earnestly hope that the administration, placed in power by the will of the Whig party, will be true to the ever-cherished principles of that party, by extending to the great Magyar chief all the honor in its power.

If a Democratic Congress dare to in-ault the illustrious exile, we hope the injury will be repaired by a true-hearted Whig administration. Wc have one consolation left, namely, that 1 -whatever Congress may see fit to do or not to do, the people are willing and anxious with million: of hands and hearts and voices to extend the most thorough welcome to Kossuth. If Con. gress fail in its duty, tbe people will not fail in their. They have too hearty a respect for those who have distinguished themselves by a consecration of energy and talent to the sacred cause of freedom, and too hearty a detestation of despots to hesitate for one moment as to their duty to raise such a shout of welcome to the illustrious exile as will echo on every hill and re-echo through every valley on the continent af Europe.

Ay, and that shout too will revive the almost extinguished fires of hope in the bosoms of mil lions in Europe who are longing for the dawn ot a day of freedom, and it will sound in their eager ears like the first roll ot the thunder of that approaching storm before which, when its mighty energies are all active, sceptres, thrones, and des potisms are doomed to fall as fall the old and rotten trees of a forest before the wild breath of the hurricane. STORAGE! STORAGE! rrwe kindly solicit patronage. d8dlm T. P. fe T.

CRAGG. have storage for 9W) bales CoUuo or 600 bbls Mer clapping During the review, the chains put up to keep ihe crowd back broke from th great strain upon them, and a scene of indescribable confusion ensued, and continued for some mtnutee. Finally order was restored, the review was completed, dad Kossuth was suddenly, by preconcerted arrangement. taken into the City Hall, out of which he passed by the back door, and gained the Irving House, comparatively unobserved. The darkness of night, which had now settled down upon the sceue, favored the ruse toesespetbe enthusiastic throng.

COUNTRY Merchants mad City Dealers In Hsu and Ceps will beer lomlndtoet BAYES, CRAIG, fo OO. ere telling off toelr Winter Stock for cash et low prices then tha same quality of goods can be bought for elsewhere. Their stock is large, fashionable, end desire ble. dlS DISSOLUTION. chandise in oar new wsreboues, on toe alley between Third and Fourth streets, adjoining toe warehouse of Rawsou, Bacon, fo Co did A.

G. MUNN fe GO. THE Copartnership heretofore exuting betweea tbe uuderel gned, under the trle of WM LOWRT fe PLAYING 60 gross Roll rood Playlug Cards, assorted backs; ASPARAGUS Rta. 40,000 2-year-eld fine Asparagus Roots, grown by ourselves, for sale Low by dl2 A. G.

MUNN fe OO. Is this daydiseolved by mutual consent, H. Jones having disposed gf his entire Interest In atd firm to Wni. fe A. G.

Lowry, who are authorised to use the name of the firm In liquidation. WM. LoWRT, H. JON ft, A. t.

LOWRY. LouftvlUe, Nov. 29, 1861. APPLES! Apple! 100 oarrels choioe Apples; 100 do Milams; 10 do Runcts; received snd for sals by dlfi A. G.

MUNN fe CO. fllOOS 88 THE busineu will be continued by Wm. fe A. G. Lowry, under toe style of in.

Lowry fe Co. M. LOWRY, A. G. LOWRT.

December 1, 1861. dS dim gTAR and Tallew Camdlee 76 boxes superior Tallow $500 REWARD. The Kentucky and Louisville Mutual Insurance Company still continue to take risks sgslnst loss or damage by fire on buildings and furniture contained therein, and will also take risks on merchandise. Risks are taken for a term not exceeding six years on two-thirds the value of the buildings sod half toe value of the persona property. All losses sustained by this oompany will be promptly adjusted and paid.

WILLIS STEWART, Pres. J. Blaib, Secy. Candles; 60 do do Star do; 6 bbls winter strained Lard Oil; Received and fer sale by dll WM. G.

BTKWART 8t 417 Market sL These Cards, having been manufactured expressly for my sales, are warranted superior to say other make of Cards In the market, end for sale at greatly reduced rates by ISAAC CROM IB, dlS Manufacturer! Agent, 477 Mein st. A REWARD of ft offered for the detection, appro-1 hensioo, and oonriction of the person or persona wtrUeevunU an inserted the order in ehtch they mre handed tit, and, wnlese handed tit by 4 oclock are liable to be left over. CHEAP Rmltiae. 1,000 poands new suitable for mince-ples, retailing at 10 cts. per lb.

dll WM. G. STEWART fe CO To Faxmzzs.W have frequent Inquiries In relation to agricultural periodicals, and, for the benefit of those who with to subscribe to works devoted exclusively to agricultural and horticultural subjects, we give the names of the following valuable publications and tbe price of each per annum: Albany Cultivator. Monthly. $1.

Downings Horticulturist. Monthly. $3. Luther Tucker. Albany, N.

Y. The Plow (formerly the American Agriculturist). Monthly. Fifty cents. Solon Robin, editor.

C. M. Saxton-. New York. Genesee Fanner.

Monthly. Fifty Daniel Lee. Rochester, N. Y. Wool Grower.

Monthly. Fifty cents. C. Peters. Darien, Genesee county, N.

Y. Moores Rural New Yorker. Weekly. D. D.

T. Moore. Rochester, N. Y. Western Agriculturist.

Monthly. $1. seph H. Riley A Co. Columbus, Ohio.

Ohio Cultivator. Semi-monthly. $1. M. Bateham.

Columbus, Ohio. Western Horticultural Review. Monthly. $3. John A.

Warder. Cincinnati, Ohio. These volumes commence with the year. The amount of subscription can be forwarded to tbe publishers or if left with Messrs. Byram Shreve.of the Western Agricultural Warehouse, any of the foregoing publications will be sent to subscribers.

NOTE Paper. ISO reams Note Paper, bias end white, embossed, gilt end plain edge, Just received and for ISAAC CROMIB. sale low by Cdll TJ AIS1NS, fee. Raisins, Currants, Sultana Rat- AV sins, Figs, and fresh Citron for sale wholesale and retail by dll WM. G.

STEWART fe CO. wbo changed tbe twitch of toe Loutsrille and Frankfort Railroad at Beard, by which toe down passenger engine, on toe night of toe 89d tnsu, was thrown off the track; and $i60 re a ard is offered for toe detection, apprehension, and oonvietlen of toe perse or persons eft placed an iron rail across toe track, on toe night of toe 98to about three and a half miles below Lagrange, by which the engine of toe down passenger train was thrown off the track; and all good citizens, It la hoped, will give aid In the detection, apprebentioo, and oonriction of tbe eril-dtspoeed persons who are maliciously aod wickedly endangering the llvea of the passengers and those in charge of the trains, dec I dfewTw JAMBS GUTHRIE, President. DIRECTORS, wm. H. Stokes, John Gamble, R.

Applegste, R. Q. CouJtnsy, Thomas Coleman, John Martin, Joseph Monks, w. H. Walker.

Dec 10, 1861, d2w (Democrat copy) Kossuth' IUoum inn in Nhw ymui.Th receptminif Kussutli-at New Yui wss one tif ths most enthmdMtle and soul-stirring events that has evsr transpired on tlua ouutineut, We utyoiii a brief account of Ihe receptiom Kossuth wa publicly received into th first metropolis ol the New World on Baturdsy last, tie was met at Castle Garden by th municipal authoritiss, and through th mayor and ainuUl ths hearty cheers of tbs people, welcomed to New York. As a popular greeting, it was one of the most magnificent and enthusiastic aver extended to any man, in any part of the world Nothing of the kind that baa occurred in this country within our recollection, is worthy ot comparison with it. Tn vast number of people present, their excessive anxiety to see the great Hungarian, and the confusion inevitably attendant on such occasions, mad it impossible to proceed with as much order at wes desirable. In coneequence of thie, Kossuth was obliged to omit tb greater part of bis speech altogetder. He had eearcely begun to speak wben he found impossible to proceed.

Subsequently, however, be dictated the remarks he intended to have made, and we publish them in full below. Trip of the Steamer. At a little after 9 oclock, Saturday morning, the corporate authorities ot the city of New York, and their invited guests, took the steamer C. Vanderbilt. Tbe steamer was in the finest order, exceedingly neat in all its arrangements, but free from decoration.

There were we should estimate about six hundred persons on board. A the steamer approached the Staten Island shore, she fired a salute in compliment to the illustrious guest about to honor her decks with his presence. The morning was delightfully fine, and tbe markable ratification of the atmosphere was such as to produce a beautiful and interesting phenomenon. The Embarkation As the party approached the steamer, the band struck up Hail lo the Chief, and Kossuths first step on tbe deck was the signal tor loud and long-continued applause. He.

then moved through the vessel, receiving and acknowledging the welcomes of the numerous company, and was finally escorted to the wheelhouse on the upper deck, in accordance with a -wish which be intimated to view our magnificent harbor to the best advantage. It were useless to add that he gave expression to the warmest admiration of its beautiful and commanding position, broad waters, forests of masts, ana the bright and animated scene which met his eye at every side. Amidst all the excitement of the occasion, he neither forgot the comfort nor the gallantry due to ladies, but insisted on yielding them tbe best points for observation, and attended in person to their comfort. The Approach to the City. It was after 1 1 A.

when the Vanderbilt left the Island amidst tb cheers of its citizens and the roar of its artillery. A few minutes sufficed to bring hei abreast of Governors Island, from which the party were also honored with a national salute From Fort Columbus. This was responded to by the steamer and from Bedlows Island. Passing this point, she proceeded up East river above the Novelty Works, receiving, of course, salutes from various merchant ships and steamers and the cheers of the thousands who crowded their decks, and filled their rigging. The military stationed on Brooklyn Heights also thundered forth their welcomes in the brazen tones of the Enyelopr 600,000 buff and white Letter Envelops, assd sites; 800,000 embossed Note do, do doj Jmst received end few sale by ISAAC CROMIB, dlS Wholesale Paper Dealer, 477 Mata st FR EtH Lemons.

-10 boxes fresh Lemons for sale by dll WM. G. STEWART fe CO. HARDY Peaches and Preserves. dosen half gallon jars Preserved Eastern Peaches, Quinces, Plums, and Brandy Peaches, received snd for sale by dll WM.

G. STEWART fe CO. FREEH Oystera! Freeh Oyetera! 10 cases Jut received per express and for sale at $1 60 by dt V. D. GAETANO A CO.

SELLING OFF AT COST. AS we contemplate making January next, we propuee to sell our present stock of change In onr firm tn PEREIRA'S Materia Medics, and Therapeutics. Third American edltloo, enlarged and improved by anchor. Just received and for sale by dll BRCKWITfl fe MORTON. FEVER ANA AGUE, CHILL FEVER, DUMB AGUE, urmnimirr and uxirrcirr rmu, and axl THE VARIOUS FORMS OP0ILIOLTS DISEASES SPEEDILY AMD THOROUGHLY CORED RY DR OSGOODS INDIA CHOLAOOQCE This exoelisat compound waa the result of long medical experience in a bilious climate, and it la believed that the greet obteet hes been accomplished ot presenting the public witii a remedy for Fover end Ague or which the) ceo rely for a qpeedy and certain cure It te a oombiaation of vegetable substances, and warranted free from mineral poisons of every description.

has a heeling power upon broken oonstitutiooe, always leaving the system in more sound end beelthy condition it 1 a pstoalnent feature of the Cbolagogue that It never injures ths most delicate constitution. A tew days even will satisfy tbe most Incredulous of Its greet eflkm-cy ia build teg ag the spirits and restoring the energy and vigor of health Re sure yoe akYor (tooooig Imdxar Cholagogotb aateao potgef. CIxtrtef from a dommunlcetioo of the Hon Wm. Woodbrtdge, ot ihe U. ft Senate, and late Governor of Michigan: 1 Detroit, Oot.

Si, 1840. Dr. Chmim OogoeS Door 8r: have reed with much Interest ymtr Ms trsatls upon the eeuse, treatment, and ears a frs towns die esses which have so extensively prfivijKitoia vast few tu 1 w. increased no doubt by the fact that nave individually suffered ao much from them HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. 100 casks Hardware end Cutlery, direct Importation from the foreign manufacturers, just received end now opening, embracing large assortment of new, cheap, anddeetrable good, sod which we are able and willing to sell at unusually tow prices.

Merchants, mechanics, and dealers are respectfully Invtted to oall aad examine our prices and goods. A. B. SEMPLE fo 418 Corner Main and Sixth streets. T7HK Transactions of the Anaericna Medical JL Association, 1848 to 1860.

vols. cloth, dll BECKWITH fe MORTON. Goods, and make them up if desired, At Cost for Cash only. We have on hand a fine stack of CLOTHS, CASSIMEELES, ASH TESTI5GS, Of every description; also FURNISHING goods, hta Drawtk Pbytkias, dltad by F. Hartman, M.

D. With 98 tlloetratioim. Phllsdelplila: published by Rademacher fe Stack. Lou-. Lsrllie, Beckwith fe Morton.

Price $1 60. dll BECKWITH fe MORTON. CHERRY PECTORAL Fer th Cave a COUCHS, COLDS, H01KSE5ESS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOmG-COCCH, CROCr, ASTHMA, AAD CONSCMPTIOX. FIRM-BETA. 400 seta Shovels, Tonga, and Pokers, some ftxtra Ajm, Just received and for sale low by dig A B.

SEMPLE fe BRO. Consisting of Shirts, Drawers, Cravats, 4 era. Gloves, fee. All tn wan of good and cheap Clothing cannot fall being muted If they apply at toe old eetaMishedMUeadquar-tereof Fashion. iTAMFBR fe RIFFlBi, dl dlrast 479 Main street.

EOSAYft on Interest, Exchange, C'einu, Paper Money, and Banks, by John Ramsay McCulloch, Esq. 1 vol. Svo. R1 26. Received by dll BECKWITH fe MORTON.

COLLINSS Axes. 600 doawa Collins! Axes; 60 do Hatchets, assarted; SO do Mrosd-Axes; 20 do Carpenters Adses; IN offering to the community this lastly celebrated ram edy for diseases of the throat and lunge It is not our WINDOW GLASS. F. HOPKINS BROTHERS, nimt a turn 4 METHOD ef Horsemanship founded New Principles, including the Breaking and Train of Horses, wiui imatTnctions for obtaining a gosd seat. Illustrated with engraviags, by P.

Baucher. Re-ccelved by dll BECKWITH fe MORTON. These line are certainly very pretty: Tor the Louisville Jonrnel.J ACTUMNAL1A. In tbe cool ead solemn Alienee Of tbe old gigantic woods, A sweet end holy qniet Aronnd me ever broods; Where tbe wild winds, as they wander, Perpetual music make, And my soul to dreams of raptnre Forever le awake. SPEAR fe Jneksens Saws.

80 dosen Hand, Panel, and Rip Saws; LOUIB'B Schesl Days, a Story for Boys, by E. J. May. dll BECKWITH fe MORTON. No.

6 Barclay street, New York (NulAoor lo Ui. Afttur House), IMPOSTS. AKD DllliCII IH French Window Plate and Pictnrt PAIYTS, OILS, fee. n22 diwls 10 do Mill flaws, 64, 7, 7fr and 8 feet; IS do Crosscut Saws, 84 74 feet; 4 do Pit Saws, Of to 7 feet; Direct Importation from Spear fe Jackson, and for sale low by dl8 A SEMPLE fc BRO. KOSSOTHS FIRST SPEECH Iff NEW TORE.

I a in yet half tick, gentlemen; tosaed and twitted about by a fortmgbta gale on the Atlantic's restless waves, my giddy brains are stilt turning round as la a whirlpool, aua tins gigantic continent seem yet to tfen ote beueatU my wavering steps. Let me, before I go to wvrk, have some hours of rest upon this soil of freedom, your happy home Freedom and home what heavenly music In those two woidsl Alas, 1 have ne home, and the freedom of my people Is Uowu-trodden. Young Giant of tree America, do not tell me that thy shore, are an asylum to the oppressed, and a home to the bomeieee exile. An asylum Is, but all the blessings of your glorious couo can they drown lino obliviun the longing ox ihe heart, aud the loud desires for our native land? Ay beloved native land! thy very sufferings make thee out dearer to my heart; thy bleeding Image dwells with me when I wke, as It rests with me In the short moments of my restless sleep. It has accompanied me over tiie waves.

It will accompany me when 1 go back to fight over again the battle or Uiy freedom once more. 1 have no Idea but thee; I have no feeling but thee. Bven here, with this prodigious view ot greatness, reedom, and hap-yiuesa which spteada before my astonished eyes, my thoughts are wandering toward hotne; aud when I look over these thousands of thousands before me, the happy inheritance of yonder freedom for which your lathers fought aud bled, and when I turn to you, cltlaetis, to Ouw o.fore ihe tuajecty or the United States, and to thank the people ot New York for tbolr generous share In my liberation, and ror the uuparaiteied honor of this reception, I ue, out ot the very mtdat of inis great aaeemblage, rise the bleeding linage of Hungary, looking to you with anxiety, whether there be In the Imter of your eyes a ray of hope for her whether there be In the thunder of your hurrahs a trumpet call of resurrections It there were Qoijicb ray of hope in you eyes, and no such trumpet call your chee.s, then woe to Europe's oppressed nations. Yhey wllistaito aiuQO la the itaaref new Loss forLUHhLAWhQ 1 wtHmtoet Do orothera hand to nelp them In file apyru.hUig giant struggle aga ust the leagued despots of the world; mid wo also to me. 1 will feel no Joy even here, and the days of my stay here will turn out to be lost to my fatherland lost at the very time wben every moment la teeming in the derfplou of Buropes destiny.

Citizens, much as 1 a.a wanting some hours of rest, much as I hava oeoome familiar with the ground I will have to a La ad upon bow fl uum ou M.tuuux KuaUsrx pukticiy, 1 LOOK II rot a duty of honor, not to cveu uiis first moment of your generouH welcome, without stating plainly aud openly to you bat ort of a man I am, aud what are the expectation and the hopei what are the motives which Drought me now to your glorious shores. Gentlemen, I nave to thank the people. Congress, and Government of tbe United States, for my liberation from captivity. Uu mat. tuugue has uo words to express the bliss which I teit when 1, tbe down-trodden Hungarys wsnderlng chief, awtbc glorious Hag of the stripes and stars buttering oveT my head hen 1 first bowed before it with deep respect; When I saw around me the gallaut officers and the crew of the Mississippi frigate the most of them the worthiest representatives of true American principles, American greatness, American generosity and to think that it was not a mere chance which cast the star-spangled oanner around ine, but lat it waa -our protecting will to kuow that the Uni Lea state urlea, oouaclous of their glorious calling as well as of their power, declared hy this unparalleled act to be resolved to beeoine the protectors of human rights to see a powerful vessel of America coming to far Asia, to break the chains by which the mightiest despots of Europe fettered the activity of an exiled Magyar, wboe very name disturbed the proud security of their sleep to feol restored by uch a i rotecUun, and iu such a way, to freedom, and by freedom to activity, you may be well aware of what I uave felt, and still feel, at the remembrance of this proud mouieut of my life Others spoke you acted; ami I was free! You acted; and at this act of yours tyrants trembled; humanity shouted out with Joy; tbe down-trodden of Magyars the down-trodden, but not broken, rat sol his head with resolution and with hope, and the orllitaucy of your stars was greeted by Europes oppressed nations as the morning star of rising liberty Sow, gentlemen, you must be aware how boundless the gratitude must be which 1 feel foryoo You have restored me to life because restored to activity; and ahould my life, by the blessings of the Almighty, still prove use-tul to tuy fatherland aud to humanity It win be your merit will be your work.

May you and your glorious country be blessed for It. Europe is on the very eve of such Immense events, thati however fervent my grotto tude be to you, I would not have felt authorised to cross the Atlantic at this very lime, oo'y for the purpose to exhlbl to you my warm thanks I would have thanked you by facts contributing to the freedom of the European continent, and wot ave postponed tny visit to your glorious shores tilt the decisive oatile for liberty was rought, if It were my destiny to outlive that day Then what Is the motive of my being here at Util very time? The motive, ciUiens, Is that your geaerous act of my liberation has raised the conviction throughout the world, that this generous act of yours Is but the manifest tatlon ut your resolution to throw your weight into the balance where the fate of the European eontinent it to be weighed Yon Hare raised the couvictlon throughout the world that by my liberation you were willing to say, Ye ppressed nations of old Europe's eontinent, be ef good chMfri the young giant ef America stretches his powerful arm over the waves, readt to give a brother's hand In your utitre' ho ts rodr ait interpreted tliroughom MlVfrVH ARNOLD'S Second Grek Prese Csmpssitien. First American edition, revised sod Improved, dll BECKWITH fe MORTON. CONSUMPTION' FLANNELS. 26 bales red, white, and yellow re celved this day and for sale by dll JAMES LOW fe.

417 Main at. I feel myself very imeompetent to Judge safely upon a abject to entirety prof eselaael, yet your theory teems to me well reatouwL 4 your conclusion. Just, and I think withal, that your pamphlet Is calculated to produce much practical good. A violent sold Induced by one of those sudden change-. In the weather, which I have always found ao injurious resulted in a far more serious febrile attaok toe fever assuming toe mure painful character of a remittent fever, bavtag become what within a year or two past have heard eo much of, nohiU fever.

The disease continued upon me in despite of quinine and other popular remediea, when Mr. O. handed me a bottle of Indian Cbolagogue which you bad the kindness to send me. Immediately commenced Inking -the medicine aooordlng ta directions, and before I had exhausted toe contents ef the bottle wee decidedly better. It fully justified your nattering expectations, and aa a safe, convenient, and popular remedy to ewn expert ewe eo for Induced me So believe that ft weald prove a great pabllc benefit.

I am pleased to learn that yon have recently established several agencies for Us disposition, though I regret that, with a view to a more general dissemination of it, you should have found ft ennsssary to remove from yoor present rest-deuce among me. With much reaped I have the honor to be, sir, your otFtservW WM. WOODBRIDGE. Wben the frost which bring the autumn Have fallen chill and hoar, And a epcll of mournful beauty Hath wrapt the forest oer, 1 love to muse In eadnesa On the lading things of time. And call up glorloua visions From memorys mystic dims.

CLINTON Tweeda.te-10 cases new style for sale by dll JAMBS LOW fe OO. SUN PR IMA- Hardware and Catiery. 100 casks Trace Chains, assorted; 40 do Log and Coll Chain; 16 do Hooks and Hinges; 860 dosen Wads fe Butcher Rasors; 800 do Woetenboim fe Rodgers1 Cutlery; 100 gross assorted TaM Cutlery; 70 sets ivory do do; 800 dosen Butcher Knives; 800 do Shears and Scissors; 700 do Psd Locks, assorted, some very super; 100 do Draw-Knives, 8 to 14 laches; In store and for sale very tow by dlS A. B. SEMPLE fe BRO.

TIN-PLATE. 89 boxes Tin-Plate (to arrive pe steamer Hamburg) for sale by dll ANEPW BUCHANAN fe Wall st SCOTCH Whisky. 1 puncheon very fine old Sootch Whisky (to arrive per steamer Hamburg) for sale by dll ANIVW BUCHANAN fe CO. wish to trifle with the lives or health of the afflicted, but frankly te lay before them the opinions of distinguished men and come of the evidences of Its success, from which they can Judge for themselves. We sincerely pledge ourselves to make no wild assertions nor false statements of Us efficacy, nor will we bold out any hope to suffering humanity which facts will not warrant.

Many proof are here given, and we solicit an inquiry from toe public into all ws publish, feeling assured they will find them perfectly reliable and the medicine worthy their beet confidence and patronage. Frews the distinguished Prefesser of Chemistry aad Materia Msilcs, Bewdefta CsUsfs Dear Sir: I delayed answering the reeelpt of your preparation, until I had an opportunity of witnessing Its effects In my own family or In the families of my friends. This I have now done wtth a high degree of satifactioa In oases both of sdulta and children. I have found It, as Its Ingredients show, a powerful remedy for odds, ooughs, snd pulmonary diseases. PARKER CLEAVE LAND, M.

D. Brunswick, Feb. 6, 1847. Frews wa Overaeer in th Hamilton Mills, Lowell. Lowell, Aug.

10, 1849. Dr J. C. Ayer: have been cured of to worst oough ever had in my life by your Cherry Pectoral, and never fall, when 1 have an opportunity: ot reoomm ending It te others Yours respectfully, 8. D.

EMERSON. the following, and eee If this medicine Is Worth trial. This patient had become very feeble, and the effect of the medicine was unmistakably distinct: United states Hotei Saratowa Srnrwos, 1 July 8, 1848. Dm. J.

0 Ayer iWrr I have been afflicted with a pern frti affection of tha lungs and all the sym ptoms of settled consumption for more than a year I oould find no medicine that would roach my case until I commenced toe use of your Cherry Peotoral, which gave me gradual relief, and I have baen eteadlly gaining my strength till my health It well nigh restored While using your medicine, I had the gratification of curing with it my reverend friend, Mr. Truman, of Bumpier District, whe had bee suspended from his parochial duties by a severe attack ef bronchitis 1 have pleasure in certifying these facta to you, and COTTON. 17 bales Cotton landing from steamer Cornelia and for sale by dll ANDW BUCHANAN fe CO. HUSHTON, CLARK, feCO.8 CELEBRATED GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL. THIS valuable remedy, introduced by.ua to the notice of the medical profession but little more Quo two years since, hoe, daring tost short period, advanced more rapidly lo toe public estimation toon any remedy yet discovered for tola dreed destroyer of the human race.

It ha been need with the most signal and gratifying aucceas, even in cases considered hopeless, and In toe late report of toe New York and Pennaylvanls Hospitals, on Its use, It ts spoken of as being more valuable than any remedy yet discovered for Consumption and Pulmonary Affections, and It has toe great advantage over all other remedies that, instead of reducing. It Increase toe strength and flesh of the patient, tons enabling nature te oooperste with the remedy, and overcome the disease. Owing to toe purity and superior quality ef toe ell of our manufacture haring given It a popularity over alt others, reveral persons have copied tbe shape and style of our bottle, In order te palm off inferior quality and adulterated oil, and, as the article, unless pure, ft, in rnoet cases, worse toao useless, we would call particular attention to our Signature, which ft over toe cork of each bottle, without which It ft not genuine. Be particular end inquire for Rash too, Clark, te CW Cod Liver Oil, and see that toe el gnat are ft ever the cork. For sale by Wilton, Btarblrd, fe Smith, J.

B. Wilder fe J. Montgomery fe J. 8. Morris fe and by druggists generally, where pamphlets may be had gratis, giving toe history aad use of the oil.

oct 91 dim Is I think of genUe beings I loved In early yonth, Who passed away in beauty. In Innocence and truth; And sorrow Dlls my spirit With the love of other years. At 1 eee them glide before me. Through the mist of falling tears. BlackDee skin Cassimere Fants.r-We are In receipt of another large lot of those fine black Doeskin Cassimere Pants, extra large and Isog sixes.

For sale tow at the corner of Main and Fourth ste. dll 8PROULB te MANDKV1LLK. cannon. Abreast of the navy-yrd, Brooklyn, another national salute was fired from the North Carolina receiving-ship and the brig St. Lawrence, which, with other United States vessels, were filled with men.

who sprang into the rigging, manned the yards, and cneered the nations guest. The wonderful promptness and precision with which the guns were served, was a matter of general commendation, nor dia the Govomorfail to notice it. At Williamsburg another Balute was fired, and the shores were lined with people. SUPERIOR Old Brandy. 10 half pipes old Brandy, pale and dark, equal to any lot erer Imported.

Come and try IL Just received at dll DfeO MARBLE HALL, Fifth et. YOUTHS' Frock Cauls! Youths Frock Coats! We have Just received another large lot of those black Frock Costs for youths wear, cut and made in superior style. For sale tow at the comer of Main and Fourth streets, dll SPROULB fe MANDEVILLR DRAUGHT Keaaet Ale. 20 bbls of this exoellont article, clear as wine, just received and on draught at dll DteC MARBLE HALL, Fifth et. Cautiow Bewaro of the many spurious articles which have of late nftde their appearance under toe assumed name of Chotagogue.

One man bottles np a mixture wbioh he calls Jadbe Cbolagogue another Itofimfc Ckolagogve another American Chdogogtte another German CAotojufO another makes Ckolagogve Pill. and so en. Be sure you get DR. OSGOOD'S INDIA CHOLA-GOGUB, and take no other. Bold by J.

D. PARR, Cincinnati, northeast ooruerol Fourth and Walnut streets (antra use on Walnut street), to whom ail orders must he addressed Also sold by Rabinssn A Gary, Bell, Robinson, A Co-and Brown A Boyd, Loalsvtlle; Wlnstandiy A Mewklrk New Alban M. Mnftftsll, druggist, Frankfort, oil deodfoweow gCOTCH Ale aad Loadea Porter. 10 casks, con taining 80 dosen pint bottles, Just received and for Tbe display of colors bv the shipping was general, and the effect both gay and animated. The rapture and tha transport Of earlier times return.

And again upon their alters The old affections hum; While amid the woods of autumn, Where natures bloom decays, 1 hear the brasses moaning -With the voloe of other days. PEAXxroa-r, Oct. FT, 1861. sale at dll DfeC) MARBLE HALL, Fifth WOOLEN Undershirts! Woolen Undershirts! Tbe largest assortment In toe city of Woolen Undershirts, Bhsker Flannel, Merino, Aambs Wool, and Saxony Wool, all tlsee, for sale low at dl SPROULB fe MANDBYILLB8. OY8TKRA la the BbeU Tbe very best Bosteru Oysters, comprising Princes Bay, Saddle Rocks, Loog Island Sounds, fee, arc being received regularly every day st MARBLE HALL, Fifth ft A.

r. DO Yon Wish to Behold a Sight? If you do, look In tbe front Larder of Marble Ball, on Ptrth street, and see, among ftther curiosities, what sort of Mutton they grow In toe mountains of old Kentucky dll dll D0 M1MH4L1 BALK Rady and ethers egatoet A. Beth In Chancery The crowd of human beings occupying every available point, the ringing of bells, the roar of the cannon, the huzza of the people afloat on shore, testified to the enthusiasm of the occasion. Returning down the East river, the Vanderbilt made directly for Castle Garden, the lateness of the hour preventing the expected run up the North river. The Scene at the Garden.

The scene at Castle Garden and on the Batter, waa one of striking significance end interest. The police arrange Inents were excellent end effective. Thousands of eitisen were gathered around the gates out id th Battery, eager with excitement and nnx JJT virtue of a decree of the Louisville Ohanoapr Court rendered la toe strive cense, toe undersigned, or one CARPETINGS! CARPETINGS! CURTAIN GOODS AND GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FUR-NI8UINO8, AT A SMALL ADYANC8 FROM COST HITE fe SMALL, am, sir, years respectfully F. CALHOUN, of Booth Carolina of Oft, will, on Mundu toe MM dey of December 1861, ell to the big heat hfdfter, at public auotton, before the court-house does, th the city ef Leals vine, en a credit of 4, 8 it, 16, 80, end 14 Mouths for equal portions of the MUTUAL LIFE l.MURAKCK COXPASI of kew York MO. 38 WALL Itlllti Ntl Coth Anti on Hand tho 31.1 July, 1st 1 93.e7 The Eighth Annual Report ot thle Uouipany, ami any other In- vJtiormaiien in retard ts LifaAmft 4fr ramei ft 111 be furofrbed free ftf 8bart( THOMAS fi RRNNEUT; AgenL Mot 478 Mam etreH (eoutii aide) lettr deeH rat of Fourtii LomatHfo (Mi fob rMrnil inriw ift hoi44i Maioatrrrfr betuftrii Ktflfc ifrtHfrob fltab fo HI tallMlohlli fttfrptf Teas.

190 half chests Gunpowder and Imperial; 60 do do Young Hyson and Biockt 800 It, 14, and 17 lb boxes Gunpowder, Young Hyson, and Blnctl 880 8 and 11 lb betel Gunpowder, Canton, various tare; For sale at redared rates by fill BDW 4 MARTIN fr C0, 880 Mala it JJAVING nearly finished then-large and extensive trtoe In Steamboat Furnishing for the present season, are 6 vt reheat money the following described property to-witi 3 feel of ftrouiM ea the south tide ef Broedway, between following was one of the worst of eases, which ths physicians and friends thought to ba insurable consumption! CttfetTtfi, tkn Ant. 99, 1849: 0 Atfcfl-forf was taken with a terrible rough brought ott by cold tti lha beilnnint ef last February, aud was ronflued to my bed more than two months: CmifhlHf tacMntly night aud dav, became ghastir and patei my tyM wet sunken aud giassr, aud tnr breath rrf short. Indeed was rapidly failing; aud in such disiret fot bteath (hat but little bnpeef my foeurert reutd be biie iu this sMuaiinu, ft friend nj iety to catch a 'glimpse of the great Hungarian. Everything wa orderly. In ip! lie of the excite WANTED Hire, for the ettsttib ear, erersl nod WAIT8RS for ths Loaiirill Motel, dll al M.

KKANi Break and Floyd ttreri, running back the seme width shout 800 feat to hie fuet alley with the improvements thereon. The purtfeaoer te give bonds with appro red se-rurlty, beatlftfi interest from day of tale until paid, ant a lieu retain'd en toe property al additional eturlky Balk to lake ptato about 11 orioek of raid gay, i IIMRF tMtj 1 DitS All in i. Bmr.m,rt)b (leslroua ot reducing ihelf stock of Carpetings, Curtain Goods, snd general Household Furnishings ss hiueh ii pnMihte preparatory to receiving their new spring stoea, will otter from this time forward their line assortment these grtata sf omen ndrnnvt p-ttm rrwt those who mar he wanting any srUrie in nnr line for preeenl Use, or wishing in enppiy ata fur the tulitra, will And li great) te h-ir thlnit tn eaamlhe the inducf menta we are now nderiHg before rierhiing tn tnabe thru pturhaaea either in this my nther rity. We bar no hh hand for geieethin 8Hde of eyeeiimi 8hhHsi tinponed this fail, of gHd deiinRi enli or, and Hriterlaii whivh Hrtt an are-surh ta a Thx Attack oh thz Promxthzcs. The following, which we find in the leaf number ot the New York Courier and Enquirer, is the full, est statement we have seen of the specific steps taken by the Government in coneequence of the attack of a British brlg-of-war on an American staamer.

We have known from tha flrat that prompt and energetic measure would be adopted, The Administration will not show Itself recreant, In the smallest particular, to American honor, American right, or American Inter esti. The Amerleah right to an uninterrupted navigation of tin nreatt and lha CH Atlantic tvaler will ha maintained al all haaarda, Ihe Itai ard of war not aacrptedi Tha American mall aleamer was In sail Ionia at hhhii, wll New Moby-Dick, or the Whale By Herman Melville. New York: Harper A Brothers, publishers. This is a strange, wild book, in which there are many features of extraordinary interest and many others that might have been profitably omitted. It ia a singular compound of what ie true in relation to whaling end what la utterly falee, and yet the volume will be eagerly read, all the volume! of Mr.

Melville have been. We hope that Mr. Melville, as be Yies attained to greet perfection in mingling fact and firtion together, will now be satisfied with his achievements in that direction, and giv ui books In some other departments of literature, such as his great end various talent aminently qualify him to produee. Memoirs the Lf end Writing qf TSoma thafmers, D. L.

t. By his Son-lh-law, the Rev', Wlllism lltiihs, L. L. lL It was the 'original Ihteuthmet Dr, Hanna lo tonfine these "Memoirs ta three vulmnes. but he has ftnnnl II UhpoMiblifla do so, and make them ea Bill and template a la riastrable.

Tha work will theta fore be ealehded ao a lo embrara four volumes. There are very few of Its readers, wa presume, who will ba rrv IW Dial eaienelnn, at (ha work kaloHga In Ural class of wuiki wliit'k aie so very lidsrssilng that Iks readar fsala regia! whan In raaahaa ihelr alms, Every Christian and avery lover of biography ought to assure enpies of i Il Ik highly Instructive and deeply tntsreslmg. These works are Air sale at tha bookstore ol Messrs, Mor on fc Griswold, I Mr HriB.Ul'lA I hi fiitlht Y11I( tn tout- iitilU't SritHiHt; tM brclv iHlftRitl how tHivlMiti thUemtViittott Hm ilnmtU HhivmJ to Mt nf mine (lbe Rt bh teller, uf fo Ethdiii ebufrh, bfoHghl me 9 Mil nf yuuf Uhene rectors fried tunre fo aijfe huu ibid ftnuj hj ear bfoHihl friM foufs fo fttfttift Imn frith frem h) MHMi lit kh Hht iHuUMfe Ut'ift VHHfrMHI mi ttoiiiiti itf tin tttotittMtiti Vu noitwlf Iht ,.1 Hfl Hklh hl-HlM IH InD imi.Ii mentl Troop of hohte patrolled th Battery, and st about half way IVom the Uartlen gale ami Ihe outer gate ef th Baltei-y was stationed a row of policemen, who allowed hone lo puss ea Kept those provided with ticket. The Battery waaeomplelely Oiled with people. The gate of (he garden were cinaedt and none allowed lo enter puihnut lichen, A chain ol (hole jtulltnH ni.titUrt tin wM i.ii.ilt nf lhm.

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tef kunl III te- ml.r, ft Irawl.vlllftl ft.ntU ft te ftlMhi All te (l.tel fe Pun llfiran.l lllliuiro teLl flftlftwkMtel hHl HI tti Ml miHHtrilt hMw(iMiT Whvl tkl Ml tM (ft MHI'AHMUiwt h(h4tM Hlllftt iMUti-M LomaVTLLC PAPKR TI4AP I hiitiih, JMauuU.iu(u hi ha IUt aUUlte.H(M, HI IIFHI ril ilHHtH. IHIISFIN Dm HliUlsi flllrii W1 tiHl'lll flllril Wlllt iuIIhii Willi m-HT4lh frihlllfi, A eMto fol af fiv-b ifoMB Iaihus, lamed hy att arrangement with the wale Departs tnenli Ip receive the mall ftmn Washinalon, dia paichctl yeeianlay aHe(imi Mr, Wehalef has INSUMAMP 8 Fapri471 Btu tievi- aid for Beg, Nhfo ftud (utfofi i iuwk Hiimn, L'ibxr mien dispatch In Me, Lawiance, our minis SYTHK Pj)Uljulj (NKURANURCO, l.rUurd, Oomii MUTUAL BENEFIT UFW INHCK COMPANY lUMwfpeisAed Mwa. ter al the emtit nf Hi, James, hint In at carlaln immediately fiom Jmrd Talmeratnn biftiht fiWn Yiawusl Dfavftfet MiiU PMiiM 4d PfeUvetiMf alii fti4 Oeues, seen ri RftG, tiiutoi Nelli ad fuuth firueU, Wuiuider Niaue; (fowba, kius fwuth aud fledUiuei Traveiiug Trunk; thlur sry dseuripnuui Tuilaiand fibavtwi fluaue; Furl Mauaiea, Pueftet Hook; Bankers 0tai Pearl Pun Munaleti ft very upsriur tut ef black aad elite uvsr pueu; PeOMK 4aAn Wlr, ft IHlUAwil, a sst i www, www, O'. 4. Uu 4h aud ursiad Oamssbsi Tambuur aud iloae'smUfrd fousim muaius, Mm aud ausim upu uib Musiiu UtutoiMiu groat varisiy aud uf aupenur toauuf-Mira; A lau faeatia, Curd, fou LIN BN GiKHldf Bamalay fihfttlugs, Tabia ffapbfha, Polllve, aud atsry arllcl pertaiuiMS to houaehulU ue.

Also, TaUiaahd Ptauo Cuvars, Ttolt Oil-i)iutiM, Window Trautparoucias, did HITE fe BE ALU 8. hqatr, ryjvi VJ Mauufaciurer of fit leer huuuiift, kt4! ug Huind Watches, Finger aud Er klug. pancii aud fu, urftt-pln, Fob sad Breai tinaino. Brass Cioc4 all uf whltih wtll be ftuld cheap at 7ft Fourth etreot. kFartiHfrav attahtinn paid to repairing Watches aad Jeueiry.

teb 1 diely whether Ilia antiaae niiun the Promeihena was auilmnsed hy standing nr special inainm turns, nr whether It will be itisavnwed hy the British tinv ernmeut, This communiosilMii esnemally state a direct vn that lha outrage it regarded aa a direct violation The above Goods are of the latest fashion and will be acid at Mew York pri oca at the Louisville Clototag and purutsbii-g Warehouse, ft7 Mala sueeu betwrea Third aad Fourth dll GEO. BI.ANOHAHD THE reuuriiabla protparityeod nilnant tuaoeta of this tioiupv nf afford an aiupla guarauty te persona dealnai to aacura tot beneitte uf Life iuaaranca Traders, and tteamboatmen, who are go eliaiated south, ere Insurahls, without any eatra charge for ehmede permit, during the summer KNsfihoga inauRgo at oatly Bcoucgp rates. lPohcieiud at th louttville Agmeytt TBOMA6 8. KkNNKDf, JUat. FfoOrric No.

478 Maim street (muth door below Fourth street. LoalavlUe, June 1 )BNN MtU fihcotlaga. 18 balcaptiuburg Pans Mill fibeslloiisi revolved per a. Yermout, aad fur tale JNO. HOWARD fe Ageuu dIO ForMoaufacturere, Mein, bet Third aud Fourth laORL- Tho Iaviiyimji Lisaaov- Wo publish the subjoined extract from the eixth section of the constitution of the Louisville Library, for the in formation of stockholders! HOWARD IN61RACK COMPANY, NKW TURK.

Capital ft 960,000 all paid la. Lewis Phillips, fiecretory HAVCNfePrealdcate Risks taken on Merchandlta la store. Dwellings, fitoreo, Warehouses, Hotels, Mam Mills, against lota or daougft -by fire. Agency office, Louisville, Main street, near the Bank of Louisville. oft JAMBS E.

TYLER, Agent. THE Mtoebafte aad Rotaaiwidfs uf Maw Castle and Rear aeuutf ere yespetfutiy referred ta toe supst flu? edvaatsds itot for tore end Marine laeuranee hy Wm. A. toedaiy hutougfted agent ef toft pompeuy. By tite eetahlftftneae, 86 psare elaee, ef a eeutral edloe alUlaetnuati, ferthe pepsnwt ftiismeut ef West are and ttoatoweeteru less, a wrgul eelseuou of risks, ii( must unremming eiieulloa tg their disperslen, aad pru-dene and eceiuMmna ail Us troactiooe, toe offieeru ef this east puny hove had the sail af action of seeing He ase-fulcssa aud proeperiW eenstamiy ft en the ta crease during loog period of yeaft.

bfeny other Ike mean Mew faoebta dteeharae i havtng been woakmd end JtwaUg rrmdtrod a reckiee court qf MtWam. Insuranee cosnpsnies ef talk sump aud sharacter are caotinuny eprUtamcup to varteue pavtoef the eeantry. It la nut our purpose fry aooept-tag premiums Ineitsqaste to cover toe overact tanual toes) to compose with such IrmpoMMt efoceft, whose oftjeeS would seem to ho to collect a oonekdoretoe ftafts ftoun toe ep stations of owe or two seeooas, dlvtoo tM pm iwrli, and pay their limns, or not, as expediency mty dictate. Oo the oontrary, the Protection Imitsti dwftsaf, ef Hart fiivd, wm maintain lie buslu np 4fgwmniatawd tuspewlbie toils, aad thereby eeouva eshdeeMW eg tha patwwae vkldi wheat Piour per ermont, and for sola by JNO. F.

HOWARD fe dlO Male, bet. Third and Foarth sta. -i-. 'BB 'TH FRUITFUL AND MULTIPLY', 18 oommsnd that should be cheerful) 7 obeyeu by the children of men. For female and male, DR.

LAE Hi (tnr fliw wm tuii nill A lit iiMRitu') iniiiM Hi UiimuKi mi thf islul wt ftfi! hy Hi rlillry tlmwti iii on (It liir)i son lit ii Imii wa M.wr. (mm th IWMflr, ml frooi Jry tlty. wliww pen. iHirnt Dothorili (Irml on hnnilmJ goo. Th viw from (h dk at llmlioi wm bn (if ui heyuu lissorlption.

Th lung Itn of mill. Ury drawn up on Iht battery: th Immeiua con. pours of people extending far th oould rseh Cat! I Garden thronged with its thou, and; th gaily decorated yacht off th Garden; th numerous sail and rowriioata that dotted tha bay. all contributed to scene th lilt of which on tnls broad continent, th bay and battery of New York alon can present. After considerable delay, caused by th ground Ing of th boat, ths company entered, snd smut ths shouts snd ehssra of tbe rsat crowd, which densely filled th building, snd the joyful strain of a military band playing Hail to ths Chief, and the firing of cannon, the great Hungarian ascended ths platform with Madams Kossuth by his side.

He wore plain black mantle, which bs laid aside, and stood dressed in black velvet frock coat, with a belt and sword st hi side. Immense confusion arose from the vast crowd assembled. Alderman Alvord introduced him to the mayor as Governor Kossuth. Tney bowed to each other, when th mayor proceeded to address him. Koeruth Eepty.

M. Kossuth bowed his thanks to tha assembly, and after comparative silence had been restored proceeded to address the assembly. We have never, upon any occasion, or under any circumstances, seen such a vast crowd of BHAKW aad Fencing PValla100 kegs 8 aad lOd Brads twl Fancmg Nails loading from steamer Ver ouki Cbwoh Ohampagnft Brandy) do do do do; pipes J.Dupuy do do; QMk do do do; do do do do; do Baatca Oognao (dark) do; do do do do do; plpea Darien do (pale) do; oasks A. Selgnettc do do; do Otard, Dupuy, fe Co. (pale) Brandy; Uo very superior Madeira; stares do do del 8 casks Field do; octavos do do; 8 ft casks Woodbouod do; 80 Darrels American Brandy aad Sweet Wlae; 89 baskets various gradec Chaospagac; Fr talc at reduced rates by dl EDW.

J. MARTIN fe CO mont aad tor sale by dlO D. L. ADAMS fe OO. FREhU VegetaMea.

Freah Tomatoes, Greon Peas and Greaa Coro, hm metically That for tha purpose of paying all expenses of the Institution, and making such additions to the library, in tha way of books, mips, charts, papers, periodicals, as shall be deemer necessary end appropriate, the president and directors shall have the right to make annual assessments on the shares not exceeding $3 each, end enforce the payment thereof by forfeiture of the shat to the use of the Louisville Library in suck manner as shall be directed by the bylaws, or the amount thus assessed may be collected of tha owners of the shares upon which it shall be due, as other small debts. sealed, just received and for sale by dlO WM. G. STEWART fe GO I78URANCK CONPASfY, MAPieoa, Ihd. A.

W. PITCHER, President WMlTEET, fi witary. MASCTOOS A. W. Pits or, M.G.

Bright, Nathan Powell, C. I. Bbrewsbutp, H. Sanxny, 4 Isom Rees, i Wm J. McClure, David White, J.

toWeyer. Tbe undersigned, haring haeR appointed ageut for the above ted institution, solicits the pa treoage of the community tn aU? the various departments of thebustnese. He ft authors ra lnearsnce ZETTU8 JUNO CORDIAL, or Pre ores tire Elixir, prescribed as ao oflbctaai restorative in oases of Debility, Impoteucy or Barrenness, aad all Irregularities ef nature It ie all that It professes to be, via: Nature Great Ests ratlve. It 1 a certain cure at Seminal Emission, General Debility, Gleet, Woaknee of the Organa of Generation, Nervous Affbcttaao, Leaeorrhma or White. At aa Invigorating medicine, la nnegualled.

Aftc a aertain remedy for incipient Consumption, indtg aottoa, Less at Muscular energy. Physical LaaeirudSi Female Weakness, Debility, fee It la ef priceless value to maft or female. Cautiob. A eountsrialt ef thft eel ehratad June Oor-dial of Dr. Lareettl baa lately bee eferred, havlag toe ef Levi Jurtsou oa the wrappers.

This Levi Jud-eon, we are Informed, le I toe employ ef a druggist of NewTerk. Rsuoeaobe the counterfeit arrteta has the uue ef Levi Judean ea the wrapper, and the genuine 1 aot. ft John st. New York. Sold in Louisville only by RAYMOND fe PATTEN, 74 Fourth tU, B.

H. Mxiuxoa, and Iu Sc Louis by H. lakes LXY. may! deodly ha hitoerta been aa Ipseallyegssnded. I W.

I mffrottofts laewr ROBBINS, co Company. Tbe waderulgwed, hal egeot, ft supplied with blank policies and renewal rfretpta, which wm ha toswedt eov-artng approved risks utot raasnasMe tame. WM. A. FERRY, Agt Pro.

Ins. fob Ndtoatie aad Henry oo. Ilf niiium II tokBij mv thu afi4 tof ton tom4MHa toft titoi toil toft t'HiiftH fitfttni ftfft FfttotoftE fttti to ftif tMW toft aolMila Uf toft WMito to IffttoMlft imumKUVt hNw ttiet wt Imvifttiuq woo ftbettr (Mtiroto duww iu Ffiniipali war ot huu, li huMUft tiui ftvvg to MftMuwvftftvH wotiiliilii my iu uuw, tuv wuzm-uuwny un4 hitou uui to to rfth tiv, mi mooim oi to MuU4 ftwiu, 1 hrtoft uvr tift hroilt oily etti to wiuift uf your Cfmury, imlrnttoiy on moi ml with kiiroietiR tibvriy I1 o4 bftr I fttoufi to ptA4 to iftufto ol tb koieieriiy of hutueu rlgbu botora toft rftt vtsnbiio of tb United fiteie liuwbift eo I out, ao4, iU Mleutitoui torprnt toftoeuoft it imiuftiitiy bior you. My worront to tbit capacity it witttoiitH to lyuipetoy tu4 oumitlanoo of ell bo ere oMfirvftmtig eu4 of eU who, our etoor brother, ihft row-Ml of ttriuin, tyaiufttitiio with the opprowetomoty worn mu to tot wrtMvu til bnpvo ea4 expecta tion you btv outltiod the world to entortatn, by libera ting ui out ol my prlton, anti by reatertug me to activity Rut bee pieetMl ihe Almighty to moke out of my humble lf yvt another opportunity for a thing which may prove a happy turning point thedeettniee of tne world I bring you a brotherly greeting from toe people of Great Britain 1 speak not in aa ifhaltl character. Imparted by diplomacy, wboee aecreey the curee of the world, but I am the harbinger of toe pubtic spirit of toe people, whiefc bee the right to impart a direction to its government, aad which 1 witoeesed, pronouncing itself In toe most decided menoer, openly toot the people of England, united to yn with enlightened brotherly love, ae ibu united In ftlood conscious of your strength as it Is coaaoioao of He own, bee forever abandoned every sentiment ef irrltetioR aud rivalry, and desire toe brotherly alliance of toe United States to eecuro to every nation tbe sovereign right to dispose of ttseu, and to protect tho sovereign light of nations against toe oocroscblng arrogance of dee pots, and leagued to you against toe league of despots, to stand together with you, godfather to the approaching baptism of European liberty.

Now, gentlemwo, I have tated my position. 1 era strai gut-forward maxu I am a republican. I have avowed ft openly lo toe monarchical but free England; and am happy to state that 1 have nothing loet by this avowal there. I hope I will not loco here. In republican America, by that frankness, which must be one of tbe chief qualities of even republican.

So 1 beg leave, frankly and openly, to state the following points: First, that I take to be the duty of honor and principle with whatever party question of your 1 claim for my country too right te 1 am roaolved, and must be resolved, principle here and everywhere. May the part of knights errant for theories. 1 am the mao of the great principle of every people to dispose of Its own asd I most solemnly deny to ovary every foreign power, the right to oppose fteoondly, I profess, highly and for toe glorious principle of union, mighty pyramid of your groataeee, which you L-ve fcrown, la the short seventy-five years, to a prodigious giant, the the world. I hare the most warm with led banner of the United States may united and one, the proud ensign ef origin; and taking my ground on tote which I find lawfully existing, an established fact, it ft not to a party, but to of the United States that I confidently bumble requests for aid and protection to respect your laws, but wtthla the will use every honest exertion to gain sympathy and your financial, material my oountryft freedom and Independence, the realisation of these hopes which raised ia me and lay peoples breasts, sasta of Wurops spyreesad nations And dll dtw STILL. THEY COMB.

THE Imperial Guard at Napoleon, from Marengo to Waterloo, by 8. T. Headley; 1 voin It Illustrated. Tam Jones, or toe History of a Foundling, by Henry Fielding; complete In 1 voLt new edition; Illustrated; price 600. Doaliver fe Stewart Pocket Diary and A tmiaac for 1889.

acaare and Legends ot tha North of Boatload, toy Hugh Miller; a new supply. Gtoay, Graham, aad fiartatn, for January, win ho here in a day or so. Kaickcrbeckcr Magas no for 1888 reduced to $8, An those wbo wish to subscribe will pieces call aad lea toelr nomee with the agents, gig O. HAGAN fe OO. AS.

W. ROWUtVD. ft. DCECAJT. ft.

toed ta receive appticsUoae for ou The Uvee of Individuals for a term of years or for Ufa' Tbe Halft of Bteembosse aad their Cargoes The Cargoes ef Flattoeats- fihipmenu by ee and Inland Conveyance. And BuikMnjts ef all descriptions and their content against loss or damage by Fire rfrOfflcioa Main street, near the Bank of Louisville JAB. B. TYLER, Agent. Fer thft high standing of thle Company for abllf- ty, promptitude, and fair dealing, reference le made to 1 The.

J. Martin, Bs, Prest Firemens In. Oo, W. fe C. Peitawes fe Ce Baker fe Co and W.

H. Bacon fe Cobb. 28 ROWLAYD Sc XUDTCAKt GRECIAN FANCHCRORIAN PROPS, SURE and safe remedy for and will positively cur people, or so much enthusiasm as they displayed; in fact, it was this circumstance which caused all ot the first aitlole of the treaty of April, INfiO, liiunediate actum is instated upon toward th settlement of these ditficnltiea, either by the return of Mr. Bulwer, or by tha appointment of some other person with sufficient authority. Th ton of this official paper ie high, just, and American, Private letters have alio been written instructing Mr.

Lawrence, tn the most urgent terms, to proceed firmly and promptly. Within half en hour after the receipt of th intelligence of th outrage, Mr. Webster addressed a letter to th President, recommending the employment of a competent military armament. to protect our commerce end vindicate our national rights. Vessels of war have been ordered to Chagres and San Juan and San 8oeur.

The delay in regard to the execution of the Bulwer and Clayton treaty has been produced by the domestic difficulties in Central America. Sr. Marcoletta, who came to Washington charged to make a general adjustment, and with sufficient powers, as was supposed, now finds himself without responsible authority to negoci-ale on behalf of Nicaragua or Central America. Tbia is the great difficulty. The new affair of the Prometheus will compel mum positive arrangement between England and the United The following is the first article of the Bulwer end Clayton treaty alluded to in the above despatch: Article 1.

The governments of the United States and Great Britain hereby declare, that neither the one nor the other will ever obtain or maintain for itself any exclusive control over the said ship canal; agreeing that neither will ever erect or maintain any fortifications commanding the same or in the vicinity thereof, or occupy, or fortify, or colonize, or assume or exercise any dominion over icaragua, Costa Rica, the Mosquito coast, or any part of Central Amtrica; nor will either make use of any protection which either affords or may afford, or any alliance which either has or may nave to or with any 81 ate or people, for the purpose of erecting or maintaining any such fortifications, or of occupying, for titying, or colonizing Nicaragua, Costa Rica, the Mosquito' coast, or any part of Centra America, or of assuming or exercising dominion over the came; nor win the United State or Great Britain taka advantage of any intimacy, or ns any Alliance, eonnexionor influence that either may possess with any State or government through whose territory the said canid may pact, for the purpose of acquiring efr holding, directly or Indirectly, for the citizen or subjactg of tho ooa, any rfchti or advantages in regard to commerce or or navigation through the said aiQ which shall nfct be dared the cituena or subjects of the other. ROGERS, PRO DC Gt, AND COMMISSION VJT CHANTS, 8Moad tnm adfotoing Farmers Shbneee Warehouse, LouUvUiaAy. References Waft tartt Bowtanfl, Wallace A Llthgow, Bmith It Co-, ArmstongR Allea, lnsdcl It B. Bowles, Free Meat Bank Louisvfila. dll dtf CHRISTMAS la near at bond toe time of making presents--and no present Is more acceptable than a handsome well-written BOOK It la of Itself not only aa ornament to the drawing -ream, bat aafesta In king Its occupants Its neatest ornaments.

Music, i ring, and other accomplishments may pleuec toe aye aud ear for a while, but wbat cam be more attractive r-J more to the interest aod substantial benefit ef veil-stored mind? When this ka needs Improvement to keep ap with the advance of toe age. It Is only necessary to call In at GRANT fe MEBY-WEATHBRS Bookstore, on Market street, where toe latest and best Books may always be found. They have just received a splendid assortment of GIFT BOOK8 aod ANNUALS for 1862, which for beauty at binding and fln-tah ore surpassed only by their oalfiect matter. Among them are the following: The Mess Bose; The Amaranth; Friendships Offering; Iris; Irving Offering; Gem ef tbe Season; Hyactnth; Fomta-mw-oot; Magnoila; Keepsake; American Keepsake; Masonic Qgbrtng; Odd Felkwe Offering; Laud ef Bondage; AlOambru; Book of Flowers am Aod toe two gems of toe season, the Home Book of ty and the Home Book of toe PicturecquCb Wc has also foist rsefeued a fresh supply ef the work of Grace AgalUar, Homo Infiaoacs) Mother! Esrwm pease. Woman Friendship, Warns of Issacl, and Tala of Cotan.

Also, IkMarsaFa towsh Glean lrir aud Rove-rias af a Bachelor, hands omoty Ulaetautod in aetata. Ws have aft Jest received a splendid sessitisssil Albums, Gems of Ftaru, Ftauol 1 as off am, fiswns, Etizabetoosu, end Jetmy Ltnd. Also, on head a stack of Blhtaa, Prayer Beckfe and Tern pRIMB Ceffce. 76 bogs prime Coffee jaeS received per steamer Crescent and for sale by Tbe board of directors of the Library have, in pursuance of this section, assessed each stockholder to the amount of three dellare, they themselves paying the same amount. By paying this sum, stockholders will hire a right to all the benefits of the library and reading-room.

Other persons are charged four dollars for the same privileges. It is necessary to raise money order to open the Library ia a few days under better auspices than it has hitherto known, course no stockholder, when he understands the objects of the assessment, will refuse to pay and thus cut himself off from the use of the library aud reading-room. The librarian, Mr. B. Lloyd, will call on the stockholders immediately, and it ie earnestly hoped that all the friends of the library will be prepared to conform to the requisition of the board of directors.

dig J. W. NEWlftAND. PRINTING AND BOOK PAPKR JAMBS CROMKY, agent for toe tale of perior Prtattog and Booh Paper, Wall street. Jon 99 dstfttf OYSTERS! RSCXlTTft KVKIf gOMlie, diu.

wAa trsif ftOMiie, ALCOHOL. 60 bbu Foe. TS aad la stare sad for aaie by dl W. NBWLANP. y-s SToX a the Sick Headache, Chills and Fever, Jaundice, Dye- I pepsta.

Chrome Biarrhcea, Sea-Sickness, Cholera, end I Cholera Infantum, and restore a healthy action ta toe Liver, without a particle of Calomel, Mereary, Quinine or Morphine entering Into their compound. They do not purport to be a remedy for all manner of that fiesh ft heir to, but experience warrants us In saying toe I above they will positively cure. They will also correct all derangements of tbeetomech, snd relieve from those aches sod pains throughout toe system commonly called Rheumatic It ft a excellent remedy for She Gravel, and ss a Yermifuge or Worm Medicine thsrals aouebob tar- ra Prepared eatyby Dr. ft. Favcszr, 140 Fultea ttieei, Mew York, a few doore from Browlway.

1 Per eels wholesale and retail by Gso. W. Ibaw, Wboleeale Agent, at No If Fifth street, between Main and Walnut, south aide, Cincinnati; J. B- aorfauery fe 1 Oo 808 Main etreot, and John W. Gamble fe Ce, 801 Mala street.

Agents, LoelsrlUeeKy. tftedwuewly iq tofgmhd small, nm. alff EmSLU(. 8 rOLAMCA-ft bbts Plantation Molsmes, a firxt-JV1 rut articta, Jnotfetvto per Crescent end tor oalft ft (dll) J. W.

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GENERAL AGENCY FOE KENTUCKY OF THB BffUTTJAL BENEFIT LITE A-ND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF Offict 479 Main street, font ttoors Idem Fourth, LOUISVILLE. Luxrtaca en Negreea mt Rcfoeef Bi ui aurance tenths Uvea od fiftrea I iptoyede Land see fit aarntnof -cmnsederabig lamer rates of pro riHL XOO boxes Western Rwve Cheee; do English Dairy do; fie Durham Hr da fie Ptac-Appsw do; Iu am and for sale by 411 KB8TAXP. the trouble; there was a constant pressure ol those in distant parts of the room to get near enough to hear his voice, and this movement made it impossible for him to speak. The Battery. To say that the Battery was crowded gives but a faint idea of the scene presorted in, around, and about that entire vicinity.

Tbe military, consisting of tb -1st division of New York State militia, with the assistance of the police, succeeded in keeping open an avenue in which were drawn up the carriages designed for the common council and guests. Beyond the line thus formed a perf ect sea of bead evidenced the density ot the eager crowd. The balconies, porches, and doorways of the dwelling within view of the battery were aU filled with spectators, while any number of beys secunxl fine points ot view from the branches of the shade trees-- Tbe proceedings at the garden being -ended, tbe troops od the Battery -formed-a- hollow square tor tho reception of the distinguished guest, who sooq appeared, in company with Sandfortl and staffs mounted. ona.magmfi-cent black charger. Thus mounted, Kasooth -pttrefo r-, Ultrdt-F.

made brief ismeir st the triHrtai y-His move-meat along the line Waihrijed imtnemy cheering by the throng. ue uet ftve been )nt of not to meddle own domestic affair. dispose of lUdf; ao to respect the same others delight Iu It Is not my eaae. of the soTcrelgnty domestic concerns; foreigner, as to toe sovereign faculty, openly, my admiration which stands too and upon toe best. period of living wonder of that toe star-apang forever be floating, mankind divine principle of union, constitutional the united people wtll address my oppressed humanity.

I eritiosnsrieutiousty limits of your laws yoai operative and political aid for aad entreat your earned ty has aad alee ta the ta It to iftftims aetiof- rfttatataRtatisg.pobUo b- yiqPD ktif 4. W.WBWXJUfO M8htH9 89 bbft Malawi received per Pawnee andforeale by J. BBLU Third et, beluesu Main and river pipes per Preach Frondy; I pipe Hot land Gtn; puncheon Jamaica Bom; 8 quarter ccsU MmdciTm Wlney de da par Malaga Wftr 90 do do Port Wins; do fe' pare Port Juloc; ta Mm and for sale by dlt J. W. NBWLANP NAIife-4M 18, 18, and 80d Kalla, ef perior quality, landing from ferneat aufi I.

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tba p-t rn bi ftnaxmi Penoni residing In tha interior of the State earn -have their Negroes examined, nnd obtain Ruff ap I pltcatlona and TaMe ef Rata upon application ta aay of the Medical Examlnersef toe Company A toelr nalfthSw I hood, or by applyl ng to THOMAg 8 KENNEDY, General AgmtoLosftrifl HOmci 878 Maim StbxXT, four doore betam FockTM ftmiT. v- nev 4 d8iih ROOMS. 40 doom, a good article far sale at ft 1 per dosen, to close eonslgsment, by Aftc, Jast received Mcbta Deeds of 4 mart aa Wftmen, hy Mrs. aigcTheyaBaarufi Mcmatolno, hy Hendtcy; Ores wood Leaves, Selections of Grace Greenwood Writings; Watching Bptrtts, by Mia. Emot) Bcrangerie Lyrics, toy En Toass; Popery oa Was aad Is, by Wm.

Hogan; Rlee Ou Roman teear Bhakpearea, Byrons, Milton, Burn, and Oowper Works eempiete; the ScarletLettm, Twice Told Tales, and Geklen Legend, by Hawthra. We have alee received a larg assortment of fvf and Story Books for ChiMrea. We would coll toe attention of those having Mid Mogssinoe, Periodicals, or Papers ta ftudjo on; Rtndoxy. We are doing work ef toft kind in a auparlsr style as hfte Block Books a older. Wears prepared to reefers subscriptions aad supply oil tbe Magartp smd Periodicals published for the next am.

GRANT fe MART WRATH RR, filfi 68 Market at "It is stated in letters from Washington, that Mr. Forney, the newly elected clerk of the House of Representatives, has announced hi determination to dismiss every Whig subordinate whom il is in bis power to reach. Let him use his power just as be pleases. There are a good mafty jn the department Washington, eadv-if the Whig office-holders theJlQUpt Repr'earijlalivei areproscribed, the member of the Cabinet mappotsibly make room for them in Uielr respective department. LOOK Sri far the Machlaa! It Is coosmoa with all wbo purchase Clothing to defer good sowing oven too material bo osatas.

That desideratum ta now accom A PUMRSNIL fe WsU atif beg leave fraaftrtyti state tommy aim ttylisItorisDAtstbe full enjoyment of thee, plished by the aid of the oM horse roamed too 1xom 1 fttiorv who manulhctitrec all at thJ SMILY Brief Pftam. Rlcfly Dried Rm Jut ru-aferadnnd for sale by 1 jl WM. G. BTEWARTfeOOgpy Market non oixtenTwe'DitteoT. mm efasw- dMOfefe 1 ft oor Jalite ita rifthtfalnefe by tko yTW IIUHE mm TTTgr.

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