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wii MMLEGISLATIVE DIRECTORY.

SEXATE.H G. Bihb Speaker, Mrs. Evans'.Juliii S. Barlow, No. 7, Luekett's.Kobert Blain, No. If. C. Hotel.Win. Bradley, Dr. B . Monroe's.Wallace V. Brown, No. SJ0, Putin's.Wm. C. Bullock, No. 13, 0. Hotel.Abrain I. Caldwell, No. 5(1, C. Hotel.John A. Cavan, No. 57, C. Hotel.Ra.lt'onl M. Cobb, No. 1 1 , Penn's.JViit. W. Collins, No. 11, Penn's.Win. Conklin, Batchelor's.John Ciiiinini:riam, No. 35, 0. Hotel.T. VV. W. De Courcy, No. 3. C. Hotel.Ira Ellis, W.Kiclianl D.Gholson, Mrs. Conery's.Jacob S. Golladay, Batchelor's.Jas. D. Hardin, No. 5(1, M. House.tivlvester Harris, Batchelor's.Wiley S. Hay. Mrs. Evans'.Overton P. riogan, Mrs. Blackburn's.Win. Howell, No. 35, M. House.Tlieo. Kolilliass, Col. Hodges'.Willis li. Maehen, No. 36, C. Hotel.Lewis L. Mason, No. fi, M. House.John S. Mcr'arland, Col. Hodges'.Isaac 1'. Miller, No. 1 , C. Hotel.Reuben Mnnday, No. 13, M. House.Kubt. C. Palmer, No. 4. C. Hotel.John Sliawlian, No. 47, M. House.D. Howard Smith, No. 20, C. Hotel.Thomas J. Smith, No. 2, Luckett's.Ham. A. Spencer, Franklin House.Shelby Stone, Mrs. Blackburn's.John J. Thonmsson, Mrs. Blackburn's.Win. H. Wadsworth. No. 20, C. Hotel.D. K. Weis, Judge Hord's.

"at. Wolfe, No. 21, C. Hotel.Tucker Woodson, No. 35, C. Hotel.J. Russell Hawkins, Clerk, No. 55, C. Hotel.Win. T. Samuels, Assis't Clerk, No. 43, C. Hotel.J. D. McClure, Sergeaiit-at-artus- . Col. Hodges.J. W. Pruett, Door keeper, at home.

REPRESENTATIVES.C. G. Wintersiuith, Spr. Wm. H. Gray's.Charles H. All. No. 5, Luckett's.Thomas Alexander, V in. H. Gray's.William Alexander, Wm. H. Gray's.Henry T. Allisou, No. 41), C. Hotel.Win. C. Anderson, No. 33, C. Hotel.Joseph H. Barlow, No. 7, Luckett's.James P. Bates, No. 2, Luckett's.Dr. J anies F. Blanton, No. 3, Luckett's.'John S. Boyd, No. 47, M. House.William A Brann, Mrs. Blackburn's.James Brien, Mrs. Evans'.Win. P. D. Bush, J. C. Herndon's, S. F.Christ. C. Chinn, Batchelor's.Wm. B. Clarke, Dr. B. Monroe's.Wm. M. Coffee, Mrs. Conery's.Thomas Conway, No. 3, Luckett's.Timoleon Cravens, No. 16, M. House.Win. B. Crupper, Dr. B. Monroe's. '

David Dillmau, Mrs. Evans'.Peter Aorinan, No. 3, Luckett's.Daniel E. Downing, Wm. H. Gray's.Geo. W. Dunlap, No. 33, C. Hotel.Christian Engleman, No. 18, C. Hotel.Joseph N. Eve, No. 1, Franklin House.Stephen M. Parish, No. 8, Luckett's.iarkin Fain, No. 15, M. House.Elisha S. Fitch, No. 14, C. Hotel.Klijah Gabbert, No. 14, M. House."Squire Gatlitt'e, No. 22, Penn's.Sam. L. Gi'iger, Batchelor's.Joshua Given, Batchelor's.Lucien B. Goggin, No. 24, C. Hotel.Anderson Gray, Batchelor's.Somerson Green, Batchelor's.Joseph M. Gregory, Batchelor's.John Griffin, jr., Mrs. Conery's.Daniel M. Griffith, No. 33, C. Hotel.Dr. Jacob W. Griffith, Mrs. Blackburn'.John Hall, Dr. B. Monroe's.Dr. W. E. Hall, Mrs. Blackburn's,Jioger W. Hanson, No. 7, C. Hotel.Henry G. linger, Batchelor's.Duncan Harding, No. 47, M. House.Win. A. Hauser, No. 6, C. Hotel.Jacob B. Haydcn, No. 4, Luckett's.Alfred Haselwood, No. H, Franklin House.John G. Hickman, No. 24, C. Hotel,Wm. Hoffman, Mrs. Evans'.Charles Humphries, Mrs. Evans'.Francis K. Hunt, No. 32, C. Hotel.Mark E. Huston, No. 13, C. Hotel.John L. lrvan, Mrs. Evans'.Dan. B. Johnson, No. 3, Luckett's.JMadisou C. Johnson, No. 25, C. Hotel.Chesley W. Jones, Mrs. Conery's.Thomas Jones, Mrs. Blackburn's.Thomas L. Jones, No. 19, C. Hotel.John J. Jordan, No. 4, Luckett's.Alfred Kendall, No. 34, M. House.Franklin Kennedy, No. 31, C. Hotel.John Q. A. King, Batchelor's.Philip Lee, Batchelor's.Win. D. Lester, No. 4, Luckett's.Joseph H. Lewis, Col. Hodges'.Sain. P. L. Marshall, No. 56, C. Hotel.Robt. C. McChord, No. 50, M. House.Joseph M. McCoruiick, No. 5, Luckett's.John C. McCreary, No. 1, Luckett's.

111. D. No. 29, C. Hotel.Geo. W. Miller, No. 22, Penn's. '

Btrother D. Mitchell, Col. Hodges'.Jas. U. Montgomery, No. 6, Frankfort Hotel.Charles S. Morehead, At his residence.Thomas Muring, Mrs. Marv Shannon's.Birch Mtisseliuau, Nos. 26 t 27, C. Hotel,John J. Park, Judge Hord's.Drury W. Poor, Mrs. Evans".Thomas P. Porter, C. Hotel.Cornelius Railey, No. 2, M. House.Henry E. Read, No. 12, M. House.Wm. G. Roasor, Col. Hodges'.James Richardson, No. 13, M. House.Robert Rodes, Mrs. Blackburn's.Harrison H. Sale, Batchelor's.Sam. C. Sayers, Batchelor's.Geo. W. Silvertootli, Mrs. Conery's.Robt. Simmons, Batchelor's.Lewis Sowards, No. 20, Penn's.John H. Stanley, No. 53. C. HotelMarion C. Taylor, No. 12, C. Hotel.Henry Thompson, No. 1, Luckett's.A. H. Willinghaiu, Mrs. Conery's.Arch. C. Wilson, No. 50, M. House.Harvey T. Wilson, No. 14, C. Hotel.James W. Wilson, No. i; Luckett's.Lewis M. Wilson, No. 1, Franklin House.Silas Woodson, J. C. Herndon's.Entry M. Wooldridge, Mrs. Evans'.Sum. Wooslcv, Mrs. Conerv's.Thus. J. Heln'i, Clerk. No. 51, C. Hotel.3. W. S. McCorkle, Assistant Clerk, Batchelor's,Joseph Grav, Scrgeant at arms, at home.R. IL Boiling, Door-keepe- r, C. Hotel.

NON-RESIDENT- S' LANDSFOR FORFEITURE.

IF the taxes, interest ami cost is not paid on tlie landsnamed in t lie following list, the same will be for-

feited to the Commonwealth of Kentucky on the 10thday of Feliruary, 1854, viz:

Xo. 7.1. Henry Vowles, 181)3 acres; Livingston connty. on Cumberland river; entered, surveyed and patent-ed to H. Vowles; taxes due for 1850, '51, '52; amount,$13 80.

No. 10s. Alex. Helmain. 454, part of 1200 acres, Lo-

gan coumy, on Highland creek; entered, surveyed amipatenledlo Alex, lielmaiu; taxes due fur le.io, '5.', 52;amount, S4 03.

No. 141. Solomon Bctton, 500 acres: Green county,west fork Glenn's creek ; p.i.'euted to J. Alei cer 1S1 Co.;taxesdue tor I85n. '51, '52: amount. S5 111.

No. 248. Clemen! Carrington, I'.lXti acres; Caldwellcounty, on Cumberland rivci ; entered ami surveyed toC. Head; taxes due tor 18511, '51. '52; amount, f ill 39.

No. 250. Clement Can in'Uni. Oijiij acres; l.uan coun-ty, on Cumberland liver: entered and surveyed to C.Head; taxesdue for 1850, '51, '52 amounl , 8 HI 18.

No. 308. George Pickett, MIliO. part of 13,374 acres;Lewis county, on Salt and Kinnacanick; patented toJ. Stockdell; taxes due for IKjU. )l, 2; amount, S2 29.

No. 1031. Samuel Glltelaml, 374 acres; Green county.on Casey's creek; enteied and surveyed to S. GilleUnd;taxes due tor 18 i0 '.il.'.)2: amount. .51 91.

No. 1598. Robert li. Slarke.7u0 acics: Loan county,on Tradewater; entered and surveyed to W. Lindsey;taxes due for Ie5ll, '51, '52; amount; 417 85.

No. lliilll. Lewis Waylaud, 614 acres; Caldwell connty, on Cumberland river; taxes due lor 1850. '51, '52;amount. $9 80.

No. ltiin. Lewis Waytaiul. 149 acres; Caldwell connty, on Cumberland river; taxes due lor 1850, '51, '52;amount, $2 28.

No. 2142. Philip Slaughter, 1000 acres; Military, onClarke's river; entered and surveyed to Argus Kucker;taxes due fur 1850, '51, '52; amount. 8 2 55.

No. 2190. liichard Hamsun's lit lis. 5ii0 acres; Hick-man county, on waters .Mississippi enteied and surveyedto K. Harrison; taxes due lor 150, '51, '52; amount,

2 81.No. 2192. Richard Harrison's heirs. 333 acres; Hick

man county, on Mississippi river; enteied and surveyedto R. Hanisou; taxes due for 80, '51. '52; amount,$1 69.

No. 2192. Richard Harmon's heirs. 133 acres; Hick-ma-

county, on Mississppi liver; entered ami surveyedRichard Harrison; taxes due tor 1850, '51, '52; amount66 cts.

No. 2260. Charles anl Daniel Carroll's heirs, 1000acres; Henderson county, on Goose creek: patented toJohn Kaney, taxes due for 1850, '51. '52; amount $ 10 20

No. 2207. Charles an J llaniel Carroll s hens. :inacres; Green county, on Kussed's creek; entered andsurveyed to Walter Sco:t: patented byMcLafon; taxesdue for 1850, '51, '52: amount $ HI 20.

No. 2a7U. VV. H. Carson. John H. Carson, Jeanetta Ii.Foster and J. Ii. Fosier, 195, part of limit acres; Livings,ton county, on Ohio river; enteied, surveyed and patented to Christian Febegar; taxes due for 1850, '51, 'o2;amount. $5.

No. 2.9. Lewis Wayland, 10,00(1 acres; Pendletonand Grant counties, on Grasy creek; pitented to JohnCrittenden; taxes due for I80, '51. '52. amount, $25 50.

No. 2598. Edward lie.ille, Wti acres; Military, onMayfteld creek; taxes due for 1850. '51, '52; amount,$3 39.

No. 2689. Henry Lazier, 130 acres; Union county, onWaters Lost creek; taxes due foe 1850, '51, '52; amount,66.

No. 2851. Alex. Scott Tidbnll, 1333 acres; Henderson county, on Highland creek; surveyed and patentedto J. Vaiunetre; taxes due for 1C50, '51, '52. amount,$20 39.

No. 2936. V. M. Garische. 288 acres; Union county , onCypress branch of Tradewater; enterel. surveyed andpateifted to W. lironnlee; tuxes ilue lor 18j0, ol V2;amount. $141.

No. 29:16. W.T. J. Richards, 1000 acres. Military, onClarkes river; taxes due lor 1850, '51, '52; amount,$2 55.

No. 3109. William Kilgore, 80 acres: Hickman coun-ty, fractional part of S. W. qr. sec. 12, 'I'., 1, K. I W.;taxesdue fur 1850, '51, '52: amount, 03 cts.

,"io. 3111. l)r 1. James. .ViJes. 80 acres; Franklin couuty. Mouth Klkhorn; taxes due tot 1850, '51, amountS8 15.

No. 3164. Thomas Bassford. jr., of Cincinnati, 400acres; Hopkins county, on Clear creek; taxes due tor1850, '51. '52; amount, $4 08.

No. 490. Benoni Swearingert, 343, part of 686 acres;Green county. Fast fork Little lianeV; taxes due for 1850'51, '52; amount, $1 75.

No. 644. Albert Russell, 950, acres; Union county.011 Tradewater; taxes due lor 150, '51, '52; amount,$14 53.

No. 3043. Thomas L. Kvans, 160 acres; Graves coun-ty. N. F.. qr. sec. 7, T 3, K. 1 K.; taxes due lor 1850, '51,52; amount, $1 63.

No. : 044. I bomas L. Evans, 100 acres; Graves coun-ty, S. E. qr., 1 T. 1, R. 1 VV".; taxes due for 1850, '51, '52;amount, 03.

No. llaniel Clarke. 600 acres; Graves county, onClarke's river; patented to llaniel Clarke; taxes due from1821 to 1852; amount. S41 8".

No. Severe Gallis, HKiO acres; Graves county, oilClarkes' river; patented to Severe Gallis; taxes duefrom 1821 to i852; amount, SO 75.

No. John L. Hagler. 16u acres; Graves county,S. K. qr. sec. 10. T. 4, N. K. 2 E.; taxeB due from 1836 to1852; amount, $7 62.

No. 1636. Kobert Afoore. 420, part of 1000 acres; Livingston county, on Ouo river; entered, surveyed andpatented to Chris. Roane; taxes due from 1844 to 1852;amount, $30 45.

No. 1037. Kobert Moore, 135, part of 400 aires:county, on Moulh Cumbei land ; entered, sur ey-

ed and patented to Ctins. Koaue; taxesdue from 1844to 1852; amount. $9 79.

No. Josiali Anthony. 455 acres; Graves county,parts or N. W. and S. VV. qr. sec. 29, T. 4, N. K. 1 F..and N". VV. qr., sec. 5. T. 4. K. 4 E.; taxes due fromto 1852; amount, $23 21.

No. Benjamin Acles, 100 acres: Graves county,N. E. qr., sec. 31, E. 3, N". K. 1 E.; taxes due from 1835to 1852; amount, $9 80.

No. Tvve.lA: Travis. 500 acres; liallard county,on Cousolas creek, West Tennessee river; taxes duefrom 1821 to 1852; amount, $M 60.

No. Josiah Anthony, 1011 acres; Graves county,N. E. qr., sec. 0. T. 1, N. K. 1 W.; taxes from 1843 to1852; amount, S8 80.

No. Josiali Anthony, 100 acres; Graves countyN. K. qr.scc. 30.T. 2.N. It. VV.; taxesdue lronl 1813to 1852; amount, $8 80

No Justice Livingston, lOOtl acres: Ballard connty, on Maytield creek; taxes due from 1821 to 1S52;amount, $48.

No. Wm. Camp, 0 acres, part of N. "VV. qr. sec.27, T. 5, K. 3 VV.; taxes due liom 1821 to 1852; amount,$4 80.

No. Patrick Wright, 100 acres: Rallard county;taxes due from 1821 to 18.V2, amount, $24.

No Hulchins Allen, ot Ohio. 302 acres. Rrackencounty, on Flat Run; taxes due from 1846 to 1852;amount, $21 06

In addition to the tax named above, the interest otthe 1st year's tax will be 50 per cent., and oil the 2d and3d year's tax 100 per cent, tor each year Cost of ad-vertising will be 25 cents each tract or lot.

THOMAS S. PAGE.Oct. 14.1853 2m3m. Auditor.

THE BRITISH QUARTERLIES

BLACKWOOD'S . MAGAZINE.

LEONARD SCOTT fc CO.,XKW VOI'.K,

Continue to the following BritishPeriodicals, etc.

1.Tlie London Quarterly Heview, Conservative.

The Edinburgh Review, Whig.3.

The North British lJevicw. Free Church.4.

The Westminster Kevicw, Liberal.5.

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Tory.

rpHE present critical state of European affairs willJ- - render these publications unusually interesting du-

ring the year 1854. They will occupy a middle ground,between tlie hastily written news items, crude specula-tions, and the Hying rumors ot the dally Journals and theponderous Tome of the future historian, written after theliving interest and excitement of the great politicalevents of the lime shall have passed away. It is to thesePeriodicals that readers must look lor the only really in- -

telligible and reliable history of current events, and assuch, in addition to their well established literary, sci-

entific, and theological character, wc urge them upon theconsideration 01 the eailinc public.

Arrangements are in progress for the receipt of earlysheets from the British publishers, by which we shall beable to place all our Reprints in the hands of subscribersabout as soon as they can be furnished Willi the loieigneonis A II hou.-- this will involve a very large out layon our part, we shall continue to furnish the Periodicalsat the same low rales as hereloioic, viz .

For any one of the four Keviews, $3 00 per ano.For any two do. On perFor any three do. 7 00 perFor all four of the Reviews, f 00 perFor Blackwood's Magazine, 3 (Hi perFor Blackwood and three Reviews, 9 00 perFor Blackwood and the 4 Reviews. 10 00 per

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A discount of twenty five per cent, from the aboveprices will be allowed to Clubs ordering four or morecopies of any one or more of the above works. Thus.Four copies of Blackwood or of one Review will be

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LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,Jan. 1854. 51 Gold Street, New York.

Ladies' Puff CombsCAN always be obtaned on inquiry at

.S3. DK. MILLS' UKUG STORE,

DR. URBAN'SELIXIR,

A SAFE AND SURE REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF

INTEMPERANCE.is not in tlie least injurious to the system. It is

pleasant to tlie t aste, and will cure tiie hardest rases ofintemperance. We warrant it, in all cases, if takenaccording to Junctions. It destioys the desire lor allardent spirits when st, ictly U) ken according to direc-tions, and will restore the individual to the same state o(sobriety in which he was helore lie ever drank a drop ofthe ardent, and tie will nol have the least desire for in-

toxicating diiuUi.Intemperance is a disease; and as such the preater the

excess in drinkim; tlie more speedily is the disease ueveloped, and to such the Elixir is piesented as the balmof Gilead the oil of cousoiation, peace and peilect re-

storation.The rioie fully developed is tlie disease the more salu-

tary and powcrlul the crtccts ot this Kli.vir, at oncethe appetite for spirits, and restoring the tone

of the stomach to as healthy uu action as it was beforeflrittkini; a drop of indent spirits, and when intemper-ance has assumed this diseased fur in, reason is measur-ably dethroned, the will to a cei'tjin extent becomes ungovernable, until oltcn, alas! nuny have passed thehounds of sobt-- restraint, and though they may desire,in thcii- sober moments, to abandon the use of that winchts so rapidly proving their bane, they cannot, unaided,and no aid has ever been tendered such, with success,until Ihc discovery ot Dr. Urhan's never failing

Kli.vir; since winch lime none are leftnhoi' excuse, as the means necessary to destroy the

taste, ar l aaiu enthrone reason, bringing the will intoperlect subjection, by extracting the noisnous stins andtemptation ot the adder, are placed within every man'sreach: those t here fore, who hereafter fill the tjrave of thedrunkard must do so by choice, and no, ol necessity itmatters not how near it you may now be.

As tlie Klixir is a most powerful purifier, of the blood,the scat of all diseases, it has been used with great sueeess'and is highly recommended in cases of l'elirii'niTremens. Dyspepsia, Kpih'psy. Neuralgia, Liver Com-plaints, Getieial Debility, Piles, and all Kinds ol Feveis.It is the best alterative known

TZr ' nc bacchanalian is neatly put up and label,led, with full directions accompanying each bottlePrice $'. per bottle. On the leceipt of the above sum itwill be sent, fiee of charge, to any part of the L'mtedStates. All le'tersto be prepaid, lobe had from allthe principal Druggists in the United States.

A. URBAN. M. D.65 Third Stieet, Louisville, Ky.

DR. URBAN '3VEGETABLK FFVKU AND AGUE

POWDERS:7'Ae onhl sure remedy er,er know for Chills and Fever,

and warranted to cure, in alt casts, if takenaccording to direct tons.

It cure, when taken according to directions, inTWE.NTV M INUTKS, leaving no Fever alter the Chill,very seldom requiring more Hum O.NK DOSK to make aPKKMANKM' CUKE. A great number of cases, fromtwo to live vears slandin::. In ve been CUKEI) with theK IKST DUSK, and the ("lull has never, as yet returned.The beauty o! this medicine is, that it stops the (mill inT VV E N I V MIN'U'I'KS, or less, and the patient will beentirely clear from Fever alter the ('hill, which is not thecase when any other medicine is used. It has supersededall other preparations wherever it has been introduced.

Kead what the Editors ol the Louisville Democrat sayfrom their own observation:

Dr. Urbaifs medicine for the cure of chills and feverhas eifeeud some wonderful cures in our own midst. A

young man who has resided lor several years in Louisi-ana, reached New Albany a few weeks since, wean andemaciated literally worn out physically, with long con-

tinued chills and fever. He made a short stay at thehouse of Judge Smith, where his old disease continuedwith 110 less severity than at home in Louisiana. Hav-ing exhausted almost every remedy known to the medi-cal profession, he. procured a box of Dr. Urhan's celebra-ted medicine, and after ta king two powders was entire-ly relieved and restored to health He has been wellever since says his health has not been as good for several ears, and is now fast tegainiug his former vigorand the rosy cheeks he was wont to wear.

Tliis medicine can be had at the manufaclurers' Depot6.5 Third Street, bet ween Main and .".rket, Louisville,Kentuckv, wholesale and retail.

A. URBAN M.D.JT3 On the receipt of SI the Powders will be sent,

free of charge, to any part of tiic U. States. It maj alsobe obtained of all the piincipal Druggists in the coun-ry. J. M. MILLS, Agent for Frankfort,

April vw.

BROWN & SAYRES,WHOLESALE AXi RETAIL GROCERS,

AND

General Commission and ForwardingMERCHANTS,

FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY.

WK have in the largest and most completeol choice I'A.UILY (iltOC'EICIKS,

WINES, ,I(ro.S, Are., in this market. Theprincipal portion of our stock was purchased before thelate advance in Groceries and Liquors, which enablesus to offer great inducements to purchasers and, as wepurchase none other than the bet of every article, customers may rely upon being entirely satislied with theirpurchases. We have spared no effort in making up astock of goods equal, ii nut superior, to any in the mar-ket and therefore invite ar xainination of our goods,with entire coi'tideuce in en ability to please the mostfastidious. We have ir store and to arrive

SUGAR ASD COFFEE.25 hhds pi ime N O. Sugar;ID bbls piueiised Sugar;2d bbis assorted crushed Sugar;10 bbls cl.;r. tied N. G. Sugar;5 boxes D. lv. loaf Sugar;

511 bays pr "ne KioCdfee;i!5 bags olu Government Java Coffee.

MOLASSES AND SYRUP.20 bbls Plantation Molasses;Id half bbls Plantation Molasses;10 hbls Sugar-hous- Molasses;5 hhls Golden Syrup;

10 kegs Golden Syrup.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.Pure pale and dark llrandies, in glass and on draught;Pure Sherry and Madeira Wine, in glass and on draught;Pure Port Wine;Puie hish Whisky,Pure Holland Gin;Champagne Wme all the favorite brands;Claret Wine all the favorite brands;Santerue Wine;

Old Ward" Whisky asmall quantity, in glassses;"Bourbon" Whisky various ages;'Orange Valley" Whisky, (Iresh.J

"Eagle" Brandy, I

"Swan" Gin. Domestic.Malaga Wine, J

COOPER'S WARE.Cedar Bucket, Painted Buckets;Cedar Cans, Painted Cubs;White Butter Cans, Wash Boards;Painted Keelers, CocoaHolling Pins, Potato Masheis;Clothes Hins, Steak Pounders;Baskets of all descriptionsSeamless Bags, Clothes Lines.

HARDWARE.Axes, Hatchets, Hammers. Spades, Shovels, Forks;Saws, Brushes, Tacky. Butcher Knives;Fih Hoods and Lines, Cury Combs;W ooden and Metal Faucets, 4:0,, &c.

TOBACCO AND SEGARS.51 boxes choice brands of Virginia Tobacco;30 boes ch'dcehrands of Kentucky Tobacco;

5 bbls Smoking Tobacco;1(1 boxes Smoking Tooacco;

20.000 favoiite brands Havana Segars;together with a superior article of Scotch and Macca-bea-

Snuff.SUNDRIES.

Kpices, Mustard, Starch, Soap. Candles;Crackers, Cheese, Maccaroni, Vermicella;Gelatine, Nutmegs, (.'loves. Cinnamon, Mace;Mackerel, Cod Fish, Flour, Cordage;Demijohns, Stone Ware, Nails;Blue Lick Water, Horse lliushes. Paint Brushes;Scrub Brushes, Whitewash Brushes. Shoe Brushes;Utica Lime, Cement, Lake Salt. Table Salt.Door Mats, Colfee Wills. &c.,Vc.

JtP Remember the place, comer of St. Clair andWappine streets. We expect you to call.

Sept. 27. BROWN & SAYKES.

E. L. S AM UE L,Wolesale and Retail Grocer,

AN1 DEALKlt IN

BACON, FLOUR AND TOBACCO,HAS just received a choice assortment of fiueGKO

consisting in part olhhds. extra quality A. O. Sugar;

27 sacks prime Kio Coffee;JO sacks Old Government Java Coffee;

2 sacks Mocha Coffee;12 catties extra line GunpowderTea;

4 chests Kxtra line Gunpowder Tea,ti boxes best Virginia Brands Tobacco;8 boxes Kentucky and Missouri Tobacco;

Cotton Varus, assorted numbers;2 coils Manilla Cordage;

Go boxesquarter ami half boxes Star Candles;50 kegs pure White Lead;I'O packages Mackerel;15 boxes Glass, assorted;20 bhls Plantation Molasses;10 boxes Palm Soap;

5 boxes German Soap;6 boxes Pearl Starch;

Turpentine, Linseed and Lard Oil;2 cask Soda;

2 0 bbls. Goose Creek Salt;50 boxes Table Salt:JO bbls. Butter Crackers;10 boxes Soda Crackers;

3 boxes Sugar C r ickers;2 cask Ediuburg Pale Ale;1 cask London Brown Stout;

30,000 Havanna Cigars,25,0n German Cigars;

20 bbls. assorted Crushed Sugar;Together with Willow Ware, Buckets Tubs, ChurniFancy Baskets, Matches &c.,&c..6:c.

DISCLOSURE!WE are often asked why we sell FURNITURE so

cheaper than oilier dealers in the .irticle.For the benefit ot all we will explain, It is the impres-sion at home and abroad that

POXON & GRAHAMkeep every thing, and persons wishing an outfit for

call oij us and find in our store roomalmost every article necessary lor . from aRolling pin up to a siignr cured H a nt. 'Table ware. Spices,

vVc. Then they want FURN ITNKK, consequently,we have been induced to ke?p always on hand a wellselected stock of plain FURNITURE. "Not calcula-ting from the proceeds of profits," but from the fact thata complete outfit can be purchased at our house forhouse keeping relives the purchaser from much troubleand many small bills, wc have, lor the accommodationof our customers, recently enlarged our furniture roon a,and can now, and will in tutuie be able to offer indiue-mei.l- s

to all wishing to purchase provided lowatfigures be a n indurement.

It would be an cad. ess undertaking to furnish a com-plete catMoeue of the articles we offer for sale, in addi-tion to Furniture; but, feeling a desire to benefit thepublic, we venture to call attention to a very lew. asfollows:

Tho Chain Pump,Decidedly the cheapest and mot. desirable Pump everinvented, and warranted to perform well when put upby us. We are to furnish Iron, and Wood curb-ing, and Iron, Zink, and Wood Curbing at very lowprices.

Atmospheric and Suction Pump.This description of Pump is generally well known;

hey per lot m satisfaci orily in shallow wells or cisterns,but theii liability to freeze renders them troublesome.

The Suction and Force Pump.A most excellent Pump, upon the same principles of theAtmospheric Pump, capable of lifting w.iter thirty-thre-

feet, and then forcing it fifty or sixty feet, from a slMitleather hose: but still tins pump is also liable to freezeand burst, unless the valve is opened by elevating thelever after pumpmg.

Earthen Tubes,A new invention lot sewers and drains, costing only sixcents per fool easily put down and very durahle; certainly the best and cheapest drain ever invented.

A LARGE SUPPLY OF

Metalic Burial Casesof all sizes, from twenty-tw- inches to seven feet long,ornamental and plain covered with tine cloth a ndfringe, Owe, silver mounted and bronzed.

Having first introduced these Cases in our city, prov-en hy trial to be most admirably adapted for preserve ngthe mortal remains, the decided preierence given tin mover the old fashioned wooden box. the increased

in the city, county and adjoining counties has in-duced us to purchase a first rate HEARSE, which, to-gether with any number of C A K Rl AGES ordered, willattend all funeral occasions desired. We have also alarge lot ol Wooden Boxes to enclose the Metalic Casi s.which we will lurnish at $1 lor small and :i for largt stsize; and in every instance where we furnish BurialCases, Boxes, or Hacks, wc warrant the bills satisfact

and no extortion.Cordage,

Hemp, Manilla and Cotton Rope, Carpet Warp, and tiebest ai title of Cotton Yarns, of all sixes and number i.

Tar,By the barrel.

Mattrasses.Double, single. Lounge, Trundle, and Crib sizes, Hail",Cotton and Shuck.

Axes.Hunt's Douglass Axes, the best article now in use; HandSaws. Hatchets and Hammers.

Nails.Cut, Wrought and Hore Shoe Nails of the best brands

"Window GlassOf ill sizes, and Putty in large and small quantities, al-

ways on hand.

Willow Ware.Market, School, Key. Bell Pear and Traveling Baskets;round, oval and square Clothes Baskets.

Paints.White Led;Linsecd Oil; While. Copal and Japan Var-nish; Lilhartze, and Ochre; water and fire proof Paints,giound in oil, an excellent Paint for porch floors, steps.

Glass Ware.Tumblers of various patterns and prices. Glass Bowls,Fish Globes and Flower Vases. Bird Founts &c.

Tin Ware.Ornamental Chamber Setts; plain and Japanned TiciWare of every description; and in addition we have e

large supply of

Patent Ccffee Pots.Owning the right to mauulacturc and sell these ines-

timable Colfee Pots, wc take pleasuie in recommending:them to every tamily, with a warrantee, to give satisfac-tion or no pay.

We cannot in detail give further particulars. By wayof variety, we have always ready for sale. Salt Fish,Ritd Cages, Ox Yokes, Ladies' Mending Cotton, WheeLBarrows. Patent Medicine, Cotton Floor Mops. StoneWare, Bird Seel, Ploughs. Family Fluur, Meal. Ironing;and Preserve Stoves, Ktig Carpeting. Cedar and PineWare, Colognes. Violins, Buggy, Riding and Stock.W'hips, Cow and Sheep Bells, Kazors. Pocket Cutleryand Victoria Pens, Sweet Oils, Clothes Pins, MinnowSeins, and Pat tride Nets.

Please call, ftxamiue, and buv fromDOXON A GRAHAM,

No. G St. Clair street, Frankfort, KyOctober 20,

FRANKFORT COACH FACTORY.

ffnwAi ki 1 I'LMff

S. McCIIFSVEV Sc CO.'WSRVy Having purchased the stock of John

Mct nesnev, aim secureo coon worKnienin the vaiious branches of the CoachMaking business, are preparad to execute

all orders in that line

Promptly, and in the best Style.They solicit patronage, and pledge themselves to do as

good work as is turned out. of any establishment in theWest, and on the most reasonable terms,

Shop on Ann stre.'t. near the Frankfort Hotel; thesame lately eccupied by John McChesney.

W ork warranted tor one year.Frankfort, March 2:!, lt:i If.

WEDDINGS AND PARTIES.' THE SUBSCRIBER

HAS just received this day, from Philadelphia amithe last of his large slock of

Wedding nnd Pnrry OrinimcntN,and the largest lot of line Toys he has ever brought tothis place, consisting, in part, of

Fine China Toys; line Violins; fine AccordionsDolls from inch to feet high; Tin Toys in end lesvoriety, ami all such articles as are usually kept insuch establishments: Oranges, Lemons, Apples,Nuts ol all kinds; Hair Oils; Extracts of the tiuestgrade; Perfume Bags, Emery Cushions and a greatmany articles suitable for Christmas Presents.

Having in my employ a first rate Confectioner, en-ables me to furnish Weddings and Parties in the finest-styl-

and on the shortest notice, and most reasonableterms.

Thankful forpast favors, he hopes to meet a continu-ance of the same, by strict attention to business at theold stand, on St. Clair street, Frankfort, Ky.

NovJrt.lH5i T. P. P1ERSON.

A NEW DISCOVERY.AMERICAN CREAM SOAP.

the use of this article much time and lahor is savedBY the washing ol clothes 'The Soap dissolves per-fectly in cold water, in which clothing of any kind canbe washed as perfectly as if the water had been heated.It is also a nice article for the toilet.

For sale by the pound, bar, or box, atJuiv-.- J)R. MILLS' DRUG STORE.

TO TIIE LADIES.Opening of Winter Millinery.

have just introducM the largest collection 1WE HOICKWINTKRMILLINKRY we have everoffered; among which will be found charming and

stylish novelties, which will prove formidable rivals toany styles previously introduced. Particular attentionis requested, as this is the most important and last open-ing of the season. Annexed, we add a list of the lead-in-

articles to be found at our establishment, viz:

BONNETS OF VELVET, SATIN DEUVET,and other materials of fashionable distinction, suitabletor demi toilets or full costume, from promenade or

AIno, Hrenkfant mid Dinner f'npH. nnd Coif-fures of endless variety, and a splendid assortment ofWreaths and Flowers lor the head, and full sets arrangedfor evening dresses.

Also, a choice and extensive assortment of streetDress Trimmings, comprising a sumptuous supply olSash and Waist Ribbons, uncqualed in the city.

MISSES BA1RD,44 and 40 (late East Fourth st..

Between Bioadwav and SycamoreCincinnati, Kov. 9 Ul Ch. Ciu. Gaz.

B ARTLETT'SCOMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

Aorthicest Corner of Fourth and Walnut streetsCincinnati, Ohio.

rpHE onicct of this Institution (the oldest of the kindin the United Stales) is to impart a thorough knowl-

edge of JJoitUle Entry Commercial Cal-culations, as adapted to all the different branchesof trade, embracing Business Forms and BusinessHooks of every description. No particular system 13adherer! to as in other Institutions, but all the d liferentmethods and lorms of keeping Books, arc explained inuch a maimer as to enable those w ho complete a thor-ough course to understand and manage, on scientificprinciples. Bis1 nkss Books of every description, itmatters not ho w they may have been previously keptThe system of instruction is one suggested by long ex-

perience in business Mild teaching, and is such as tointroduce all lue d liferent vai ieties of ti a nsctioiis, andthe parties to me same, before the p'.udent, in such a

manner as to make them appear the same as aciualbusiness transaction! performed by the student him-self; thereby rendering the insti uclion eminently prac-tical.

The knowledge that may be acquired at this Institution in Irom H to V2 weeks, ny proper application, is olmore value and prctic?.l u::, than any other branch oleducation; and the graduate is belter qualified forthepost o) accountant. than those who acquire their knowl-edge in business houses; which business men now beginto see and acknowledge.

Instruction is in all cases given individually,sludents to enter at anv time without detriment.

K. M. BAKTLETT, I'rincipal.D. C. Cot. i, ins. Sup. and Principal Instructor.Sep'.. If3 Itm-b- v

Morse 8c Guernsey,Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Piano

Fortes and Jlelodeou Pianos,47 Third rSirort. brtwcrii ;Inin uud ."Mai-KC-

LOUISVILLE, KY.,

WHERE may be ton ml. at al times, the largest audof tle above I instruments in the

"West. We are the sole Airents in Kentueky for Stod-art'-

unrivalled Piano Foites, of which more than sitTknuaand have been sold within the lasl few years willunlimited guarantees, ami we aie happy to s iy, vot o

lias been returned. We are the only Agents for the saleof Boardman & Gray's "Imlce Campana," sit veiy popularin , And, for March o White's .Mrloiieons,and Melodeon Pinnu3, universally acknowledged to bethe best Instruments of the kind ever made. We havealso Bacon tSc Kaen's well known Riano Fortes. Per-sons from a distance sending us their orders, may relyupon receivin? the best articles, a nd at the loircst

And persons purchasing Instruments of uscan run no possible risk, as we warrant satisfaction inevery case.

THK KY. St,000 PIAXO FORTES."We are also the sole Agents in this City ami the South

fo: the sale of Traeyser fe Co's. Gothic I'pi ight GrandPianos, manufactured at Covington, Ky., which are acknow led ged by the best .judges Benedict, Wallace, Jen-ny Kind, and others to be, without exception, the OestPiano Fortes in the United State?, combining the mostperfect sweetness with fullness and power unlimited.These Instrument, are gotten up in the finest and mostelegant guthicstyles and vary in prices from Five Hun-dred to Fifteen Hundied lolUrs each, and occupy lessthan one half the space of a common seven octave squarePiano.

The public generally arc invited to call and examineour stock, whether wishing to purchase or other wise:they will receive a hearty welcome a , our s

at any time. MUKSK At GUKKNSKY.No. 47 3d St., bt. Dluiu und Mnrket.

Oct, 6, JKil by

PAPER WAREHOUSE.CYRUS W . FIELD Sc CO.,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

No. 11 Cliff Street,N E W Y ORK,

Are Sole Agent in the Unirrd Stales forMuspratCs superior Blenching PowderVictoria Mills Celebrated Writing Papers.Russell Superior "Genesee 4i ' Printing "KawlinstSc Sons Knglish Tissue "First quality Ultramarine Blue

KY are also Agents for the principal Paper Manufa-cturer in this countrv. and offer for sale by far the

most extensive and desirable stock of Paper nndprr :f turn farm re th' iHatcriuls thai can be found inthis or any other country.

They occupy the large and commodious Warehouse,No. J Cliff Street. No! 5m Cliff Street, No. 1H4 Christo-pher Street, and the Loftsover the large Iron Stores, 7and ! Cliff Street

Their business is strictly wholesale, and Writing Pa-per aie sold by the cse only.

Their extraordinary facilities enr.ble them to offer allGoods, both Foreign and Domestic at the lowest possi-ble prices.

Paper made to order, any size or weight. Liberal advances made mi consignments of Paper, Paper Makers'stock a nd other merchandize.

The highest market price paid in cash for all kinds ofRags. July SJT, lf5!l y.

BALDNESS CURED!EM Kit SOX'S

AMERICAN II AIR RESTORATIVE,"KOR restoring the Haii on heads hopelessly bald, andS. to prevent the hair from falling, is winning goldenopinions of persons using it. This is a new at itcle re--

iiitlv inlroJuced, and is a mtre thing lor that which itwas designed , and will sland on ilsown merits. 'Theproprietors have such conlidenee in it that Hiey authoriz 3 tbeir agents to take heads on guarantee. Pi ice to bea reed upon between the parties.

J. M. MILLS. J)?cnt, Frankfort.C. E. FISHKK tic CO.. Proprietors,

June 17, 1K3 ly. Cleveland, Ohio.

Paper and Stationery WarehouseOP

EGGERS & CO.,No. 21 ft Fourth n.. ln--r. .Ho in and Wnlnnt,

CINCINNATI, O.PAPER and Stationery;

Bookbinders' Stock ;

Artists and Drawing Materials:Prints, Gilt Mouldings. &c

t the lowest whnlesaleprices. rp Foreign Goods wc.mpnrt direct from Kurope sell cheaper than any otheihouse in the city. Oct. 2(i, 8.'i.-1- y

Paste Blacking, Writing Ink, &cWE continue, as we have done for ten years past, to

manufacture PiiKte Hlurktiig, Writing lull,nnd Nerve, nnd iione Unimeiit.

The quality of these articles we warrant equal to anjin the country, and the low price at which we now sell.Paste Black ins and Writing Ink, offers inducements foiWestern Dealers to buy of us-- instead of bringing outan Eastern article at a higher cost in the addition olfreight, insurance, and exchange

We have every necessary appliance of machinery tomake these articles to ihe best advantage, and are prefared to fill all orders with dispatch.

We have for several years past made lare sales anjiually, to most of tlie Western and Southern cities from.Pittsburgh an i St. Louis, te ew Orleans and Mobile.

We invite the special attention of Western Dealers tnitieseiacts. liUJLfcK Of ntiuit-iKK- ,

Main street, between Fhth and SixthCincinnati. Aug. ltlH-;i- . d

Blanks! Blanks!!The following Blanks are k?pt constantly on

htuid tor sale at this office, viz:Checks, for Branch Bank of Kentucky.Chocks, for Farmers Bank of Ken' ucky.Sheriffs Replevin Bonds.Sheriffs Sale Bonds.Sheriffs Receipts for Taxes.Constables Replevin Bonds.Constables Sate Notices.Magistrates Warrants.Magistrates Executions.Ieeds fur Lands.Circuit Clerks Executions.

T3AU the above Blanks trill be for warded bymail prepaid at GO cents per puire, to any one ordering hem Aug. 12 1(35.

The Imported Bull Fusileer.THIS superior Imported Bull, (purchased by meat

recent great sa le of the North Kentucky Import-ing Company.) is now mi tine heaLhand vigor; and willlie let to cowsat.J5 UU to insure, pasture gratis, otherterms as customary.

Ti e is of large siie. fine form, of a rich red roan color,aud three yea is old next Kebruaiy.

I have fur sale one grown Bill, four Yearling Bulls,and two sucking Bull Cal ves, ai d a tine lot of Cows andBei ers; all full biood and thorough bred. Also BuckLambs and Boar Pig3. K- W. SCO T,

X pt JK;t.-:ii- n. Near Frankfort, Ky

Now is the Time to Settle.HAVING appointed A. G Uonons my attorney in

cluse up the business of my late husband,L. A. Spangeotrg, deceased, nil peisons indebted tosaid, estate are requested to make immediate paymentto 3rd Hodges, who is fully authorized to pay allclaims, legally authenticated, against said estate, whenpresented to into for pavmeit.

liLUABKlH SPANGKNBRKG,Adiniuiti'etri--

FranlJort, Aug. 10. lKKl-- tf.

Administrators' Notice.ALL persons indebted V) the estate of A. J. Wsst, tie

are requested to make immediate paymentthe subscribeis. at tbebusiness house of the decedentd ull persons having cairns against said estate are re

mes led to present them properly authenticated for set- -

m;inent. M. l. WKST, Adm'titiatratorsVAN S.WESTMnrch2 3 S53 tf.

Extra Fine Tobacco.JST received another lot of fine Cavendish Tobacco,and for sale at PlLUiuN'b.

GREENWOODFEMALE SEMINARY,

FRANKFORT, KY.

MRS. W.T, lU'NYAN, Pritir-ipnd- .

MISS jU. i. KK;EL0V, Assintnnf.HPHK Kleventh Session of this School will commence

on the second onday in January, (Jan. 9.Teriim per Session of iiO weeks.

Board, including washing. Fuel aixl Lights. $:n 00Primary Department, 11) 00Second Junior Department, ... J 'J uoFirst Junior Department, - M 110Senior hepartment. 2d 00Latin or French, each. .... 10 no-

I'ra wing and Painting, ....M unr on the Piano or Guitar at Professor's pricesI'se oi Piano for practicing, .... 300Stationary, ..... o,

Plain and ornamental needle work without chr.rge.Nfi deduction for absence, except in cases of proti acted

illness.hor mrritrr information, address the PrincipalFrankfort, Dee is.-:- i tf

MISS BItAWNEX'S SEMINARY.rpiIK Sixth Sc.ion of lix ItrnwiicrW

feemiimrr Mi.Miilar,Janir?,':tl, lestTEU.MS OF Tl'lTJO.

Prrparatory Ilcpirliuent, SI" 00JuuKir liep;irLim-iit- , .... I.". (Senior Jlepartmciit, - iiu o-

Suliunery, . . 2..Misic with use of instruments, 25 ullie French Lnnsuaae hrtbe rrsnlnr com-ho- ifilr.iretl.

JVo ulra charge for lira win? liming, or limhroidci y.Fur luiUiei' iiiforiii;)tia:j.aik!rt.vs

MISS A. K DKAWSER, Frankfort.Dec. 30, 13 im

UELCOLLINE COLLEGE.fTUIK. seciml se.xion of Rev. J. S. BR iHOfK 'L FEMALE SCHOOL wi'.t oji oa .Moii.lay, tlie Dili

of Jniuary. IP.V1.

ISnnril mil Tuition per Srscinn of fiTC momliH:Junior CU.ss, tt:to noSenior Cbss, - ".:u no

J. S. BRADIXX'K, rttlNcii-AL- .

Dec. 19. lP.-- vrtJ.

FRANKFORT HIGH SCHOOLTOR YOUNG LADIES,

LWDLI: J113 C1IAEUE C

MISS H. Tl. KUDO ami .li ! J. F. E. ZEURI.1CT.THK eleventh Se&sin. wiH commence n ihe 2lh ol

in the Urge htick building in ScullFrankfort, known as lite Theoftalds propei ye.

A preparatory depaitirtentytinder She care of a lndv 11

every respect competent, ha a been added to Hte School)Term per Session of !0 Week.Preparatory department - - jj aud $1") 00

.minor, - 15 liSenior, u 00

No extra charge for Lat:n.Gei man, French, and Italian, each, - - 10 ttttDrawing, 10 0Pamlini:. and painting on velvet, with of

models, ... - - - 2 OftInstruction on the PianrHarjji. and Guitar. - 2." 00Use of instruments, - - - 3 09

Hy request, a few littlo hoya will be received into tbpreparatory depart mcso wit n their sisieis.

Hoard can h procured in a number of families at 2, .7

each week. No deduction made lor absence except incase of sickness.

X3:i32EU7,-IT2VE3I2:0.-5-

FANCY ARTICLES.

HAS just received ti e most elegant and extensiveof Fi N K PKKFL'MKKY AND FA NOV

A KTICLfcS ever biouglit to Kranklort. The stock con-sists ofHair Brushes of every styla Fine Colognes.

and price. Extract lor ihe handk'f,Cloth finishes. Kvirac'Js for Savoring,Nail Brtiihes, Toilet Waters,Tooth Brushes, Fancy Soaps,Hat Brushes, Hair Pius,Powder PuR's, Dcntriates,Hair Pomades, Cosmetics.Puff Combs. Smelting SaltsTuck ing Combs, Corrections,Dressing Combs. Toiler Bottles,

Combs Note Paper,Pocket Combs, Kn velopes.Side Combs, Sealing Wax,India kuhher Combo. AmandinoWax Matches, Satchels,Violin and Guitar Siring s. Toilet Powders,Hair Oils, DrawingI,ead Pencils, Curling rfrusUes,Pencil Points, Pins and Needles.

The selection is area and varied, contoining articlesof every price and ijntfern. Anion;; the K. tracts for theHandkerchief may be found the following:

rPYER TEX,A new and fashionable peilume that cannot I ail

Kssence tinquet. Oriental Drops, Pra?re Flowers,de Caliloruie, B fuet de Arabic, Violet, Magnolia,

Mousseline, Ashland Flowers, and a very lame numberol others. Nov. K:(.

BROADWAY HOTEL,Corner oi' llmnil'vav nnd short .Streets

LKXixorox. nr.3. K. DIDLAKK AND SAMUEL II ALLEY,

IHioyultTOK-S-

IJ ESPECTFl'F.EY. inlorm the traveling puMic thatthis iarye and conveniently arranged Hotel, alter

having undergone a lnruu--t- innovation, at-- beer, enlirely relnriiisned, now open Mr the retention, of riai-rie-

and transient Hiloisi. iry ate detet-nlne- tospare neither tronhlr or eypensv in nioliiiig this a firstclass Hotel ami lras hat tli-f- eDorts will he appreci-ated hy a due uiuporun ol the pul-li- patvonape". Athey are desiru-j- Mm;: the house'slnill sneak for itself--they deem it Unnseevsin'y to make (ui !io:i promise.

Lexington, Kov.-J.- 1M3 Ck. Ob.A Kep. $5

Louivillse and Frankfost and Lex-ington and Frankfort Railroad.

V INT Kit A K It ANG KM liXTS.

o N and after Tuesday, KoV. 1st. trains will leave I,on.lsville and Le.,ti:loa liallv fSond.ivs a

follows:Leave Loaisvillc at 6 A. M.. arrive at Frankfort at 9:30.

and at Lcmiclon aS I A. M.Leave Louiavill, at S. Id P. M.. arrive at Frankfort at"

G::0. and at I.exineUin ait 8 P. M.Leave Lttiiigtnn ai 8 A. M., arrive iii Franafort at7:30

and l.ouiviUe at A. AI.l eave Lssington at,2.-i:-i P. At., arrive at PrankSort at:

3:35. and. Loinsvlite ai". 7i!U P. AL

SAM. GILL,Supt. Lex. and Frank. R. R.

JAS. F. GAM liLE,Oct. 3f. Sapt. Loit anil Frank. It. K.

Regahir Cincinnati Packet.PJMwih T'.ie fine Steamer HE.LLE HUIGLEY,

Mijn-- Lnpiam uzORoii vv. j kiplett, master."'"leave this port Sir Clnciun.Hi

herealler. oh. Mondays andA. Al. Wr li eis fit or passage, apply oil hoard,

w to UU.X.OM Ai GKAilAAl,OctobsvQS. lffiii tf

Oa Consignment,I CASK. Cas'iman's old l'ot:iiac liratidy;

2 InU1 pipes liiiene Toanac ISrandv; tx

1 quarter p:pi T. H lr.es' Cognac Bw&dj;.whlclr we will sell low , Do close.

August 1!) GRAY V TODD

Flour! Flour!I A BBLS AfflCklin's extra white Wheal Flour:

20 bbls-- Macklin Aledilerranean Flou.1;20 bbtsSlcdnxn's extra Flour;10 hags Bocltwlie.it Ftoili;

Ii store ai.d tor sal, byMatch 30. E L. SAMUEL

Sundries.BtAXElY Pcics.Apricotsass"!Sril Pickles. Hrandj

Spue U slcrs.Covs and soltsnell .Unions- received thisday aid for sat at

Marca IH. ),:!. HIEKXOS'

First Principles,HOUSE, Sicn, and Oruaruental painting, Grainini;

done at ivwjderate prices; umbiell,trunks 3c.. lettered with dispatch.

. C BASTA.Frankfeiit, Sept 2Hk.lK,2.

NICETIES.f BOXES M. R. Kaisins;

JLv l case extra Fis, small drums;J bag soft shell Almonds;2 bbls lare feoans;S boxes Lemons;2 boxes Maccaroni;3 boxes Pine Apple Cheese;

5.) boxes English iiavy and W. C. Cheese;3i! bans Pennsylvania JrJuckwheat Flour;

box Citron;10 bbls tine Apples;en bushels driett FVacfces;3.1 busiiels dried Aj'jdts;

J bbl Cranberries.Dec. 11. L. SAMUEU