THE DAILY COM.V WEALTHVOL. FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY. FEBRUARY 13. 156. NO. .116.

TUB CO.iI.llllXlVEALTII

iVTLL BE PUBLISHED EVERT MOSBAV,

AND FBIDAT,

By A. G. HODGES & CO.,STATE PMSTKKS,

At THREE POLLARS PEfl ANNUM, paya-

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The Weeklv Commowklth, a larRe mam-

moth sheri h published ever? Tuesday morn-

ing at TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM, in ad-

vance.Oar terms for .idverlisins, either in flip

Weekly or Weekly Commonwealth, will be asliber.d'as in any 'of t!o publishedin the west.

XT AH letters upon Iju lines- should be pot-pai- d

to insure attention.

REVISED STATUTESOF KENTUCKY,

tf, C. A. IVicklllTe, is. Turner, A H. . Nicholas,commissioner appointed ev thf legislati'm::

proved ako adoptzd bv the Liza islatckk:Just published and mav be obtained at

THIS OFFICE, or at "VVM. M. TODD'SBOOK STORE.

PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES() THK

0 0 N V E N T 1 0 N .t ALLEDTO MODIFY, AM KM) OF!

theCONSTITUTION OF KENTUCKY,

(OFFICIAL REPORT,)Mow publish d and for sale ai the Commonwealth

Office, nt per copy.Tin work contain 1130 pages, aud is hound in the best

Law Binding.

KDRYV MONROE. R. A. I OO A N.

MONROE & LOGAN,

ATTORNEYS A. T I. A V ,LOUISVILLE, KY.

KFiCEonthe K;tst side of Sivth street, between Mar-

ket0 and Jetferson, near the Court flouso ynrn.April 11, 1K'.5 If.

GEORGE STEALEY,CIVIL & MINING ENGINEER

ANDLAND SURVEYOR.

lupOlHo ut Smith, Bradley A Co., Land Agents, !V

Kaudolph street, South side, b'Hween Chirk and Dear-

born streets, Chicago, 111.

Sept. 14, If- -

t

9.T. WALL. JOIIX W.FENNKLL.

WALL & F I N N ELL,ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

COVINGTON, KY.'JKF(t:c. Third Street, Opposite South eni City Hail.

W. oz P. practice in the Courts of Kenton, Campboll,irraut, Hoone, and Nicholas and the Court of Appeals,lit runkfort. May 5, 1K2 II.

JOHN M. HARLAN.ATTOKNEV AT LAW,

FRANKFORT, KY.iJdice ou Ht. CUir Street, with J. ii W. I,. Harlan.

refer toKou. J.J. Crittendex,(Jov. L. W. Powell, 5 Ky.Hon. Jambs Harlan. )Taylor, Tlrker or Co., Banker, Lexington, K).O. H. MoksaRrat Si Co., Bunkers, I.oui,v!lle, hy.W. Tanner, loiii?ville. Ky.

July 23, 1K by.

SOLOMON L. SHARP- - E. RANDOLPH SMITH.

SHARP, SMITH &C0.,ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

AND

REAL ESTATE BllOKEtts,No. P9, Randolph htrent,

Aug. 45, 154 tf- - CHICAGO, 11.1..

JOHN W. APPLEGATE,Attorney und Conncf llor at Law,

OTAKY PC1U.IC, and Coininissioner to take Depo-

sitions, the Acknowledgments of Deeds, Mortgages,Powers of Attorney, oic, for Kentucky, Illinois, .Missou-

ri, ludlana,and New York.OtBca, North-Bu- eornerof Fourth and Walnut Sts.,

('lucluuati, Ohio. Jan. 11, IRAK.

T. N. LINDSEY,ATTORNEY XT LAW,

Frankfort, Ky.T ILL practice Law in all tho Courts held in Krankfort

V and the adjoining counties. HU Office is at hisnear 1. Swigerfs, entrance on Wahington street.

Frankfort, Feb. 26, 1849, Tjl-t- f.

MORTON & GRISWOLD.Itookiielleru, htationer, liludcrs, and Book and

Job frinters, Aiata street, Louisville, Ky.,cousunlly on bund a complete an.ortmeut of

HAVK Medical, Theological, Classical, School, and.Miscellaneous books, at low prices. Fuper of everydescription, quality, and price.

)TJCol leges. Schools, and Private Libmries suppliedat a small advance on cost. Wholesale or Jietaif.

April 1, 115 Wl-b- y.

GEORGE V. CttADDOCK.ATTORNEY AT LAW,

FRANKFORT, KY.removed to F.ast side of Si. Clair stroet,

OFFICE Telegraph OlHcc. Will practice Law in alllbs Courts held in Frankfort, and adjoiningcounties.

Dec. 7, lf'oO tf.

JOHN RODMAN,ATTOlt N E V AT LA W ,

OUice on Pit. Clair btreet, next Door lo Miiwb'itelegraph UUiee,

V ILL practice In all tue (ourls lield in Frankfort, andV lo Oldbam, Henry',1 riioble and Owen couutios.Oct-- 2rt, 1K3.

" mokeiiIadTbiiouPartners in the

PRACTICE OP LAW,I1L1. attoud to all business confided to lUam in the

W Court of Appeals, Federal Court, and other Courtswblch hold their sessions at Frankfort, Ky. One orboth may always be found at tiieiroit.ee, to give counselor transact b'thiness. Fr:mkfort, Jau. ti, 1K2 by.

JO II N A. MONK 0 E,ATTORNEY AT LAW,

FRANKFORT, KY.uriLLpract.ee Law in the Courts held in Frankfort

. and adjoining counties. He will, as Commissioner i

of Deeds, take the acknowledgment of Deeds, andother writings lo be usd or recorded in other Status;and, as Commissioner under the act of Congress, .tttond i

to the laktnsrof depositions, affidavits. Ate.Office, Federal Court Clerk"s Office, Old K.nik.Frankfort, June 6, by.

JOHN C. HERNDON.ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Frankfort, Ky.WILL practice in all the Courts held in Franktbrt

Anderson. Owen, Woodford, and Shelby Cir-cuit Courts and will attend to the. collection f dents inany part of the State.

OUice on SL Clair street, second door above the CourtHouse.

TPrHe will attend in the preparation und prosecu-tion of the claims of soldiers to bounty land, fur proper-ty lost, and for arrears of pay.

April 1, lf49 f-

C. PROAL.PREMIUM

Saddle. Harness and Trunk Warehonse,Number KUtv-On- Third Street,

LOUISVILLE, KY.C. G. GRAHAM, Aeut.

Aprils Om-- at Frankfort.

FALL AND WINTER3 3a CD LP 12 3"

FURNISHING GOODS.am now receivingmv stock of PALL AND WINTERI CLOTHING AND FLRXIsHING GOODS, consisliug

in part ofOvercoats, Business Pants,Oversacks, Business Vests,Dress Frocks, Shirts,Dress Pants, Under Shirts,Dress Vests, Drawers,Business Coats, Half Hose,

Shirt Collars, &c., &c.My entire stock of Clothing was got up by the celebra-

ted establishment of If'. T. Jennings 3( Co., JWtr Kerft,and ere WARRANTED to be made u the MOST

STYI.K AND MANNER.Persons wishing to purchase, and all others, are

to call and examine mv fcioclt.'Sept. 26, ISM. JOHN AI. TOPD.

YOUNG AMERICA

CLOTHING EMPORIUM,Corner of Main and St. Clair Streets,

FRAJfKFORT, Ki

WEILER & GETZ,AVINfi taken the corner room Id the new build. ug ofII Mr. Bacon, nave opened an entirely new stock ot

Ready-mad- e Clothing, Furnishing Goods,Hats, Umbrellas, &c,

which they will sell at prices lowr than ever before offer-ed in this market. They invito all to (rive them a call, asthey are confident of being able to please both in thequality and price of their good'.

September 15, 155.

JO RN M. TODD.DEALER IN

GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING,FURNISHING GOODS,

HILDBRV CLOTHING, &c.f Ac,HOCGES' SUTLDING, ST. CLAIR RT-- ,

Frankfort, Kentucky.

THK proprietor huving purchased none but the bestand such as he can warrant, hopes by strict

attention to busings, and polite attention to his customers, to receive a liberal share of public patronage. Toeneed of such an establishment has been loog felt in thiscity.

April 4. ia")5.

r o a r n factory.- J -

HEMING & aUIN,1 ERP constiuitly on hand a flue of CaiIV riape any kind of Carriage made to order and ofthe be.-- mate rial. Vie have purchased Ue sole riciit of

fHtent Coupling?lor Uio onnti& of Franklin, Anderson, Lincoln andGarrard.

N. B. Vo would call the attention of purchasers toour Spring Carriai;eyf All work rade by im warranWd for one veur.Aprils, 1855 tf.

WILLIAM MORRIS. JOHM J. HAMPTON

MORRIS & HAMPTONT1AVK opened, in the room formerly occupied bvII J. B. Lainpton, on St. Clair street, next door to Fier- -

aoii's ( oniecLiouery. a large and well selected assort-ment of

BOOTS, SHOi;s, HATS AND CAPS,just imported from the East, and equalling if not sur-passing lii variety, elegance of staple and nkwkks. anyever before ohVred in this market. These articles areall new, having been purchased only a few days sincefrom the bust manufacturers of Philadelphia and NewYork, and are warranted of the best workmanship anda la mode in pattern. The attention of purchasers it. par-ticularly invited to their unrivaled assortment of famctshoes for both ladles1 and ecnileuu-u'- wear, selected forsummer use, and to their superb stock of hats, of everyshape and hue, from the recherche white silk ventilatedhead-piec- us lictii, urial and poetic as a fairy's dream.to the wooU-- skull-cap- , or a 'JO cent straw hat. TheirVWCK ot

HOOKS AND STATIONERYis large and well selected. The public are invited tocall and examiuo this slock of poods, utid if they desireto purchase new and good articles, will no doubt find ittheir advantage.

Frankfort, .March lHJ- -f.

N 0 T I C E !

FOR the information of my customers and the publicsubjoin my terms, in order that persons having ac-

counts with me may bo prepsrod to settle Ihein uponpresentation.

TERMS:All running accounts, for which arrangements for

credit have been made, are due and payable on the 1stof January, 1st of May, and 1st Septoinber in each year.

All charges, where no credit has been agreed upon,will be considered cash transactions, due and payableupon presentation, interest charged on accounts notpaid at maturity.

TT'Flour and seeds strictly cajh.Jan 3. . L. SAMUEL.

Frankfort Normal School for Boys,FRANKFORT, KY.

fPHE next Ses.-io- u of this Institution will open on theX second Monday of September, in the room formerlyoccupied by Dr. Hensley asan office, on Ann street, Justsouth of Main, Tuition per session of ito weeks as here-tofore, in the primary , junior, and senior departments,:f 10, $15 and $., respeeOvclv.

SIDNEY WILBUR.Sept. 1, 1H55 wfctw3m.

e. it. twlor, jr. ISAAC SHELBY. WM. SHOCK

TAYLOR, SHELBY & CO.,

BANKERS.YlrK have ibis day opened an OtHci in the city of Lex-- ll

inglon, for the purpose of transactingA General Ranking, Exchange, und Col-

lecting BusinessWij are at all liints prepared to chock upon the prin-ip-

cities of the United States, and to make collectionsnjreon. We will allow interest on deposit, to be withjrawn at pleasure, aud transact whatever business is

generally connected with private banking.Approved paper can be cashed at any time during

office hours, from 9 A. M. to 4 F. M. lOcU 24, 1H55.

DENTAL SURGERYBY E. G. HAMBLETON, M. D.

HIS operations on the Teeth w iJlbe directed by &

knowledge, both of Surgery and Medicine:this being the only safe guide to uniform success. Fromthis he is enabled to operate with far less pain to the pa-tient, void of danger. All work warranted; the work-manship will show for itself. Calls will be thankfullyreceived.

TT7Oitlcrt. at his residence on Main street.Frankfort. May 27, 1W

HA VE a splendid stock of the above goods for Ladies.I Gentlemen, Children, and Servants, which 1 will tellas low as anv house in Frankfort. Call and examine be-

fore vou purchase at HUMPHKKY EVAN'SNov. 21, 1365. Shoe and Book Store.

Colognes, Perfumery, Toilet, Soap, &c.FINE assortment of Colognes, Perfumery, Toilet

i Soap and Tovsof' all varieties.December?. V. S. WEST & CO.

OOL HATS A,D CAPS for Neroes.verr low atHUMPHREY EVAN'S.

Nov. 91. She and Book Store.

AMERICAN A X D ITI,UMARBLE WORKS,

WILLIAM CRAIK,Opposite the Po.t-omc- e. St. Clair street,

FRANKFORT. KY ,"' :),.. - HA VINO nnrrJiawd

of KNIGHT & CLAKKi;,!fftf 'bih their entire stock of

- ;:;ftt;gH Warble Monuments,i4vWwdjia, Tomb,,tie.,- will con-Vi- "'

Xfttf 'VSe'',s,Jif!ifilla tillue lo finish to orderwfflW5'!?! Monumeni,Tblet,

.VIKmT jS KWl'l Tomb., Head Mane.,rf il Hlf('emetervl'o.t.. T.- -

ble 'lops. Counterid everMhlmr in theirble line, at short

notice an in the verybest Stvlft. I havesecured the services of

1 I hrr Ml uj tone of the best of de- -'31 signer :ind inV m .J E 5.( Phihidelt'hia. and

pledge invselfto get upbetter work than hasever been tinishod in

.. Frank fort, and assfeirood as can beflnish- -

farijfegfeglSiS Calt and ft

Iron Railing;, Verandahs, &c.1 have a great variety of designs at the shop, and

will furnish the work at manufacturers priceWILLIAM CRAIK.

Jau. 13, Yeoman copy.

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,The office of this Company has been removed to Pinker

ton's lni Store on Main Street, in Haima's NewBuilding.

FRANKFORT, KY.OCR Messenger and Express freight will leave

for Louisville at 10 mtnues before H. A. .U.; andfor Lexington will leavi, at5S o'clock P.M.

Packages recoived here from Louisville at.1- o'clock.P. M.. and from Lexington and Ea of that point at7t.o'clock, A. N. ADAMS EXPRESS CO.

O. W. OtVK.N, Agent,Dec d, lPJ by. at Frankfort.

NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

LITHGOW &TIUTCIIESON.

"VrE would res.prctfully inform the citizens of Frjnk--fort and vicinitv, that we have opened a ;hOD two

iuvrs ic win iuk uoutrn nriugr, anil uexiuoono d. txJ.Monroe's Law Office, where we are prepared to do allkindsif work intrusted to our care; ail we ask is a fair f ANCFACTUKKS Steam Kngines for firist. Saw. and

ill not go awav disaptMinted. Sugar Mills, (iudeons. Cranks. Spur Wheels,HCTCMFoN. menu for Cotton Gin Wheels, Hou-hks- ' lieacticu

n i;w turn bmiuw 011 w

Dissolution.heretofore under the rtvle1U1E firm of Todd d: Goodwin, in the Confectionery

and Grocer" businens, was dissolved thisdny by mutualconsent.

All those indebted totho late Ann, are requested tocome forward and make payment, and those havingclaims against the firm will please present them for set-tlement. H. L. Goodwin retires from the concern.Either one of the firm i" authorized to use the name ofthetirm In settling account..

DABNKY TODD,Aug. 1, 'a, Aug. 15. HUGH L. GOODWIIS.

DABNEY TODD.WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER

INCONFECTIONERIES 4 GROCERIES,

ST. CLAIR ST., BETWEEN MAIN BROADWAY,

(T. P. Pierson's Old Stand.)FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY.

KEEPS constantly on hand a full selection ofToys, Fancy Articles, and Groceries,

where he wil be pleaded to see his old friends and custom-ers. Aug. j, HA5 tf.

BOOK BINDING.A. C. Keruon informs nisfriends and former customers,that having regained his health,he has purchased back from A.G. Hodges the Bindery sold tohim in November last, "and willcrive his whole attention 10 its

management- - He respectfully solicit a continuance ofthe patronage heretofore extended lo the establishment.

TTP CLERKS wlli be furnished wilh RECOUPBOOKS ruled to any pattern, and of the very best ouulity of paper.

TTf1 BLANK BOOKS of every description, manufac-tured at short notice, to order, on reasonable terms.

TTf'flindpry a', the old stand, over Harlan's LawOffice. Frankfort, July 31,

CAPITAL HOTEL.JOHN T. ROBERTS, Proprietor,

FRANKKORT, KY.Nov. 7, 18i5.

fhanklFn nor si;,FRANKFORT KY.

HAVING returned. to my former Tavern tnua, mend of the Bridge, 1 have nited it up and

now have it In good order, to accommodate any whomay favour me with a call. Travelers, transient victors,ana boarders may rely on all care being taken to ren-der them comfortable.

A tew Members of the Legislature can find comforta-ble and quiet boarding during the coming session, andin all cases my bills will be moderate.

have also attached a good stable and careful ostler.tl. T. COLEMAN.

Nov. 9, 1R55 3m. (Yeoioun copy.

MANSION HOUSE,Corner of .Main and St. lair Streets

FRANKFORT, KY.THE undersigned would notify his friends and the

generally, that he has "purchased the interestof J. T. Luckett in this old established aud well knownHotel, and will continue to entertain the public in

manner that the markets, tkc, will allow. He hasengaged the services of his Win. K. Taylor,who is well known to a large portion of the travelingcommunity, as a man of business, and who w ill havecharge of the office. He asks the patronage of the pub-ic and will endeavor to deserve il.

iMay 23, 1H55. BEN. LUCKKTT.

FRANKFORT HOTELTCorner of Broadway and Ann Streets.FRANKFdRT, KY.

mHE undersigned having taken this well known house(lately occupied by jlr. i. .Meriwether respectfuily

solicits a share of the public patronage, and bv close attention to business, and keeping tmch a house as thisheretofore has been, will endeavor to merit the confidenceof the traveling communit) .

June 18, 155 If- - J. B. WASSON.

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.GAINES & PAGE.

Tl A v Ejust received a large stock of Fall and WinterIX l.ooda, ot every description. Call and examine

purchasing elsewhere, as small proifis aud quicksales is our motto.

in addition to our lartre stock of goods we have onhand a large supply of Hats and Caps, which we willsell at reduced priM.

September 10, lrt.V.

STRANGE DEVELOPMENT.SCIENTIFIC Men are daily brmiriue to light ucw

the march of progress is onwitrd: per-son. Bald, or becoming so, will be pleased to learn thatScience and long research combined, have brought be-fore the public the greatest ivondir of the aob, in thearticle of EMERSON'S AMERICAN HA1K KKSTOJf

a sure cure for Baldness, and to prevent Hnirfrom falling. See circulars, to be had of Agent.slt J- - M. MILLS, Agent.

C. K. Fisher & Co.. Proprietors.No. 57, Superior si., Clevetaud, O.

May 3, 1854 if.

To Owners of Georgia Land.HAVING associated myself with W. C. Nesbit, of

Ky., to sell Ceorgia lauds on commis-sion at private sale, we offer our services to owners ofMich lands, and to set as agents to protect the same fromtax sales and fraudulenltitles.

Owners living out of the Stute are continually losingtheir lands by tax sales or intruders under false titles,and it is the Interest of owners to have an agent in theState to protect their lands.

J. C. EDWARDS,Macon, Georgia.

W. C. NESBIT,Hawcsville, Kv.

reference.Gov. fL V. JoHNaoH, MUlidgeviltc, Ga.; Col. Pulaski

Holt, Macon. Ga.; Col. Y. T. Watkims, Macon, Ga.March 19, 155 ly.

TODD'S BOOKSTORE,. I, Swierr Row, St. Clair Street,

FRANKFORT, KY. i

III A E had the above named neatUand havejusi mv KAI.L and VVlN'l KR

supply ofBooks, Stationery, Boots, Shoes, Hats,

Caps, &c, &e.,Vthicji peraon. wishing to purchase would do well tocall and examine before buying elsewhere, as I am deter-mined to sell upon as favorable terms as any other hoil3

Oct. 24, 105. WM. M. TODD.

U. R. .MILLER,U'Ol'LD respectfully inform the citiiens of Praukfort,

public generally, that hehasiaken the TinShop formerly occupied bv hi, father, and intends earn-in- g

oq the

Copper, Tin & Sheet Iron Manufacturingin all its various branches. He will also keep on handthe best HEATING AND COOKING STOVES in theWestern country. All kinds of job work executed withneatness and dispatch, and in a durable manner, allwork done by him warranted to give satisfaction or nopay required. He pledges himself to do w ork on asgood terms as any house in the city, and hopes bv promptattention to business lo receive a fair sha re of file publicpatronage.Mntalic Roofing, Guttering, Spoutini;. jkc.Done in the best and mosi workmanlike maimer and oureasonable terms.

Shop 011 Kroa.l way street. West side, opposite the Cap-ital Square.

Dec. 21, 1?55 by. H. R. MILI EU.

NEW JiOO)S!BAKER & RUNYAN,

8T. CLAIR STREET, TWO DOORS FROM VQ3T OFFICE,FKAKKFORT, KY.,

A K now receiving their usual large and splendid sup- -

ply of Fancy and Staple, Fall and Winter DryGoods, alno new styl ilk and Straw Uunnrtu, a largeassortment of Hnts, Boots and tSboPs, and furnishinggoods. Carpets, Oil Cloth, Aic, friars and Queens warn,all which the) will ell low for cash or lo prompt payingcutomnrs on the usual time. Th'-- inviir ail to cotneand examine their slock, certainly ihu mr. :,nral andcomplete that can be found in this eif.

Sept. 14, 1M5 3m.

W M 7 H. G R A I KGER,FHOExVIX F 0 i: JV D It V.

TENTH ST. BETWKKN MAIN S1 THF. RIVER,

Louisville, KeiitncU-t.- .

Wa-ter Wheels; agenura! s4omjinl of wrought, and catM;U Work, Ar., oic.

TT pOnlers from a distuine wdJ receive pro in pi at-

tention.Fell. 10. 10.1 tr'.

xi-- ; w ur si ness.jmilfcl undersigned has taken the third room from thej 1 comer of Ann sire.-- t on Vain Lret, in J. H. HAS- -

AS Block of Buildings, for the purpose of transacting ft

GKntvi. aictiov n :ommikio:IH S1NKSS.

He will also connect with the said business au

AGRICULTURAL DEPOT,where may be found all the latest improvements inAgricultural Implements, as well as all descriptions ofneeus required oy farmers in tuis vicinity, ne bopesthis enterprise will receive Uie eucourngemeut of thefarming communit), upon whom he depends for thesuccess of this branch of hrs business.

Consignments of Merchandise at Auction or privatesal are solicited.

Jan. 19, 1865 U". SA.L C. SAYRES.

NEW WOODS! NEW GOODS!!

TATE & CHINN,U. VE opened in Hz ins tie w building on Main street,

u splendid stockFall and Winter Dry Goods

ofmery description, which Uiey are determined to jellat prices which cannot fail to suit. Tneir Block is one ofthe tiuest ever brought to the city, and selected with spe-cial reference to the wants of this community. They in-

vite all their friends and the public in general to irivpthem a cell and examine UoMr stork.

Sep 14, 1XV5 tl.

it r n n 11 11. 11 . IV L l'j i L ,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, j

CORNER ST. CI. AIR AN U WAPPING STREFTS,Frankfort, Kentiick.

1now and cuoice assortiuenl "f (.ro- - j

oeries, lues. Liquors, Ate, which lie will sell ait:very small profit g for cash, or to prompt customers ouusual term. His stock is perhaps the largest in the city,and every article of the bestqualii that can be purchas-ed Call, examine, und be convinced.

Aug. lr.V.

The Old Weiler HouseTO BE CLOSED OUT CHEAP!!mHK fcfTOCK OF rt,OTHIUatNo3Brovn build- -

A ing, St. Clair street, will be sold at extremely low pri-ces, in order to close the concern. There is a line stockot" rt'Jidv-ma'i- ,:

ClotMng, Underwear, &c,wlilrh wtll be sold very low for CASH, ;n the busiuesmint be cloi-d- .

All proits indoblf-- w uit: tirm art rutjii-t- d to conn;forward within slny dayuii't ielile up, and those buvini;tUiim kiruiusl us will t,.ase present thtjrn irumwdiatMly.

WKILKI!,Oct. 19, lciM. CHAS. B. GKTZ.

FINE LIQUORS.HALF pipe superior rV.xtra) old Pale Otard Brandy;

pp" superior old Pale Otard Brandy;A pipe fine Pale Brandy, F. Robins tV Co.;a pine nne rale Uraudy, (rirard;: pipe fine Loudon Dock Brandy;

cask old Madeira Wine;y casks Howard, March (V Co., Madoira Wine:

cask Howard, .March di Co., Madeira;ca.sk Howard. March ox Co., Vadei rn;

3 casks Pale Sherry Wine;4 cast old Scotch Whisky;

2 X casks old Port Wine;3 cases, (Jti bottles) Still Catawba;4 casus (4 bottles) Spurkling Catawba;

10 baskets (Heidaick) Champagne;4 baskets (Great western) Champagne.4 baskets (Ducal Grape) Champagne;

12 baskets (assorted brands) Champagne;5 bbl. superior old Whisky;

30 bbls. superior 3 year old Whisky;20 bbls. superior2yearold Whisky. On hand aod

for sale bv the barrel, gallon orin glass, bvNov. 12, 1S55. GRAY !t TODD.

Proclamation by the Governor.300 REWARD.

In the nameartd by the authority the ComixonveaUh ofKentucky.

ITTHERKAS, it has been made known to me. that Sami.V H. Dews, who wan confined in the county jail of

Spencer county for the murder of Samuel Llnderman,did, on the 25th October, 1835, escape from the jail of saidcount), and is now going at large.

Now, therefore, 1, Charlks S. Morkhsad, Governor ofthe Commonwealth aforesaid, do hereby offer a rewardof Three Hundred Dollars forthe apprehension of thesaid Samuel H. Dews, und his delivery to the jailer of.Spencercounty, within one vear from this date.

J.Y TESTIMONY H HEREOF I havehereunto set my hand, and caused the seal of

S L. S. the Commonwealth lo be uttWed, done atFrankfort, this 1st day of November, 1855. andin the ti4th year of the Commonwealth.

Ry the Governor: C. S. MOREHKAD.Mason Brown, Secretary of State,

DESCRIPTION.Said Dews is about Ave feet two inches high, heavy

built, large hands and feel, coarse sandy hair and a Sad-dler by trade.

STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.CNDERSlGNEDintendingto leave the StateTHE at private saie their Steam Saw Mill, situa ed

oue mile above Frankfort, with ten acres of ground at-

tached.The Mill has one upright saw with lath saws attached,

all of the latest improvements and iu good order. TheMill is well locifted with a good run of custom. Thelaths, for which there is a great demand, will nay a largeportion of the running expenses. Those wishing lo

in the busiuss would do well to call and examinefor themselves.

GILL fc WATSON.Frankfort, Sept. 12 tf. Yeoman copy tf.

Fall Stvle of TTatfl.jHayeg, Craig & CoTs and Oakford's, Premium1'Hatmanufacturedinthe TL S. Call and see them.

Seot.lQ. H. EVANS.

Nurserymen, Fruit Growers & Farmers.THE NEW YORK

HORTICULTURAL REVIEW:A JOLKAAL OF 8CBCRBAX ART.

Sl fKKBUY AND fROrtiELV ILLUSTRATED.Devoted to the Advancement of the Rural lui

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Rural Architecture fortnsone of the principal features.Each number contains from two to four engravings oimodel cottages, from designs by eminent and skilfularchitects. Space is aleo aligned to the tasteful art oLandscape Gardening; engraved plans of gardens mevery -- tyle, and adapted lo the peculiarities of differemorders of architecture, beautify the work.

Engravings of new fruits, new flowers, new vegetable.Vc. art; illustrated aud described as soon as the-i- respctive qualities can b determined, forming the mo:tcomplete and elegant IManual of Rural Husbandry everattempted.

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J. Downing. Knickerbocker.The mo.it elegant and useful book of the kind that

come under ourobservation. Register.Mr. Reagles, the tditorofthe Horticultural Rkvikw.

is a practical pomologisi, and one ofthetinet bchotarour country boasts of. He possesses the glowing descrip-tive powers of Dickens, the elegant gOfc.ip of Walpoh-- .

combined with a thorough knowledge of rural art.Stale Police Tribune.

Farmers, buy it for your sous buy k for your (laughters. It is a rich intellectual treat; a rare coiubiuutioi.of the beautiful and Uie useful. Argus JV. Y.

We had thought ihatiu Downings's death, the eloquentadvocate of rural adornment bad become only a cherish-ed remembrance; but in Mr. Reagles we discover ai.equally rich mine of mental weaiuu. that betokens tininfluence of the spirit that is pout;. Montrose Tribune.

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SAMUKL'SNEW ESTABLISHMENT.

SAMUEL, Barbkr and Hair Dhcwkr, IsHENRY inform his friends and the public that he tagain established in comfortable aud com inodioun roomsaud ready lo attend to all who may give him a call. Hincweslablish incut is in the build itur of Col. Hodges, onSt. Clair street. He solicits public pairouage, and hopesthat hie old friend? and customers especially, who palrouized him before Uie lat tire, will now find ihsir wa)back to his shop.

March 12, 1.5 by.

"chTldren's CLOTHING.HAVE lust received a small lot of FALL AXD H'l.YI TER CLOTHI.YG FOR CHILDREX. consisting ol

COATS. PANTS, VESTS, OVERCOATS, JACKETS.Sl'NPENDEl.'S, GLOVES, ore. Those who have childreite clothe had belter .all early.

Sept. M. lh.',i. JOHN M. TODU.

Sundries.vrAlLS, Buckets, Baskets, Mackerel, Cigars, Tobacco.1 Cans, Sardines. Powder, Lead. Shot, Pepper, Spice.Candles, Soap, Indigo, Table Salt. Crackers, Soda, Blacking, A;c, Ac.

Aug. 33. IMS. W. H. KEENK.

GAS FIXTURES.TrENNARD dc CO., Lexinbton, Ky., beg leave toin-i-

form th. citizens of Frankfort that they have ouhand a large stock of GAS FIXTURES, including 6, 5,4. and 3 light Chandeliers, 2 and 1 light pendents, 3 fold,4 fold and single Bracks, Drop Lights, ic U manu-factured by Messrs. Cornelius, Baker Si Co., Philadel-phia, and wltl be sold as low as they can be had West ofPhiladelphia and put up. If desired, iu the best manner.

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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOKFOR 1856.

Fifty-secon- d Volume: The Pioneer Hagatlnc!Especially devoted to the vants of the Ladies of JiwitrieA.II HEREthis Magazine is taken in a house, uo other i)V wanted, asit compromises all that could be obtain-

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New Features for 1856.A now and very interesting story will be commenced

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Miss Virginia F. Town send will commence In the Feb-ruary number a Nouvellette, which we know will strong-ly interest the readers of Uie "Book."

.Stories by an English Authoress.How to make Wax Flowers and Fruits. With eo

gravings.The Nurse and the Nursery.How to make a Bonnet.Troubles of an English itousekeeper.The Art of Sketching Flowers from Nature. With an

gravings. To be copied by the learner on paper lo becolored.

Maternal counsels to a Daughter. Desinged to aid herin the care of her health, the improvement of her mind,and the cultivation of her heart.

Newstjle of Illuminating Windows and Lamp Shades,with engravings.

Poetry and History of Finger Rings.iUu&lratod; Shellsfor the Ladies, and whe-r- theycoine from, with engrav-- i

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Among the numerous discoveries Science has made inthis generation to facilitate the business of life increaseits enjoy mem, and even prolong the term of human

none can be named of more real value lo waii-kin-

than this contribution of Chemistry to the HealingArt. A vat trial of its virtues throughout this broadcountry, has proven beyond a doubt, that no medicine orcombination of medicines yet k nowu, can so surely conrol aud cure the numerous varieties of ptilmouary diseasowhich have hitherto swept from our midst tbouandsandthousands ever) year. Indeed, there is now abundantrtjitwn to believe a Remedy has at length been foundw hich can be rviied on, to cure the most dangerous affec-

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