1 JtiJjjVOL. 1. FEANKFORT, KENTUCKY, MARCH 9, 1854. NO. 57.

DAILY COMMONWEALTH,fpiBLI!iED BV

O. Hodges d? Co.STATE PRINTERS.

tkkms.Tlie Daily Commonwealth , for the session, will

lie $1 50. Any jwrson procuring fiveanl forwarding us the money, shall

have a sixth copy for his IrmiMe.The Weekly Cmnmnturealth will be furnished

to subscribers, during the session of the Legis-lature, for 75 cents; and for a year, includingthe session, for $2. Persons procuring five sub-

scribers to the session weekly, or yearly week-ly, and forwarding t he money to us, shall re-

ceive tiie sixth copy free of charge.

C All loiters upon business should be post-Bai-

to insure attention

TIIE SECOND EDITIONOF TIIE

Code of Practice,WITH AN IMPROVED INDEX,

Is now published, and for sale at this Office.

O" Persons desiring single copies, by remit-ting us ONE DOLLAR, will receive a copy byreturn mail. Address '

A. G. HODGES fc Co..Fraukfort, Ky.

Jannary 11, 1, 1853.

REVISED STATUTESOF KENTUCKY,

By C. A. Wicklilie, S. Turner, ifc S.8. Nicholas,COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED BY THE LEGISLATURE!

APPKOVED& ADOPTED BY TIIE LEGISLATURE;Just published, and may be obtained at

THIS OFFICE, oa at WILLIAM M. TODD'SBOOKSTORE.

Frankfort, Sept. 3, 1S50.

PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES

CONVENTION,CALX ED TO MODIFY, AMEND OR THE

CONSTITUTION OF KENTUCKY,(OFFICIAL REPORT,)

Naiv PuV.lisiied and for Sale at the Commo-nwealth Office, at $5 per copy.

Ti'.ie work coEtains 1130 pages, and is boundin the best Law Binding

THOMAS P. PORTER. WILLIAM R. SMITH

Porter & Smith,.Attorneys at Lnw-Versai- Ky.

WILL practice in the Courts of Woodford and thecounties. Business entrusted to them

will receive prompt attention April 1H30 if

6. (T. "WALL. JOHV W. FINN I'LL.

WALL & FINNELL,ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

COVINGTON, KENTUCKY.OFFICE, 3d STRKLT, OPPOSITE SOUTH END CITY HALL.

VV. fc F. practice in the Courts of Keuton, Campbell,Grant, Koone, and Kictiolas, ami the Court of Appealsat Frankfort. May 5, IHjJ tl".

John V. Applegate,Attorney and CoutiMcilor at Law,

"JVIOTAKV PUBLIC, and Commissioner to take Dej-- positions the Ackuowllyiuents of Deeds, ,

Po tMS of Attorney, Aic ,for Kentucky, Illinoisiiissoin, Indiana, and New Ynrk.

Otlice, Sorth Ka&t Coiner of Fourth and Walnut Scs.,finciuni. Oi.rj January 11

Hewitt & Vaughan,ATTOKMiVS AT LAW .

VEKSAlLLfc-S- , K.KNTNCKY.Practice Law in the ditlerent Courts held inWLL tad the adjoining counties, and will

attpnd proiv.pt y to alt business confided to their care.OflVe on Alain street, in the Second story of ShelUjH'sJiew Buildings, an4 next door to the Telegraph t

ia, i r3ti 930

O. II. KKTITVIM. N. HK1 DINGTON.

Ketchum 8c Headington,ATTOUNEVS AT LAW,

ftlce in llnrl'w Inilliii;, corner of Fourth andHiiiiitiiuiiil Ht forts,

C I N f N N AT I.Ciaciunii, March 13.

John P. Haggin,ATTOKNEY AT LAW,

Iarrodbuvg, Kv.ILL Practice Law in Mercer and the adjoining

es. narrodsbui'g, sept. Iy4!l

William L. Callender,ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,

BKGS leave to say that he has not relinquished treof his profession by becoming the editor of

the Commjnwealih; but that he continues to attendpromptly to all lenal business committed to his hant!s.In all cases in which his clients may desire it, he willhave the benefit of the able assistance of Hon. JanusHarlan. Ollice with J. & W. L. Harlan, St. Clair stFrankiort. April 23, 185U 915 tl

M0RE1IEAD&13I10WNPARTNERS IN THE

PRACTICE OF LAW,M ill attend to all business confided to the ni in the Courof Appeals, Federal Court, and other courts which holdthir sessions at Fraukfort, Kentucky. One or bothmay always he found al their office, to give counsel ortransact Dusiness. Fiankfbrt, Jan 6.1ri-,- ' by

T. N. Lindsey,ATTORNEY AT LAW, FRANKFORT. KY.

WILL practice Law in all the Courts held inand and t lie adjoining Counties. Hib Otlice

i at his residence, near P. h widens Entrance on StClair street.

Frankfort, Feb. 2G. 1849, 751 tf.

John C. Herndon,ATTORNEY AT LAW, FHA N KFONT KKNTCCKY,

WILLpracticein all the Courts held in FrankfortOwen, Woodford, and ShclhyCir-cut-t

Courts and pv ill attend to the collection ol'dehtrIn any part of the State. Ollice on St. Clairstreet,2dtloor above the Court House.

JC73 He will attend to tne preparation and prosecu-tion of the claims of soldiers to bounty laud, for proper-ty lost, and for arrears of pay.

April 1,149 SiKj-- tJ

BEN. S E L B YA T T O R F. V AT LAW,

FRAN KFOKT, KV.,

LTOFFICK AT TIIE STATE LIBRARY. TJattend to all business confided to him in theWILL held at Fr iukforf. lie will give especial

attention to the collection of debts in ant part of theState, und to the transaction ol all kinds of businessconfided to him at the Capital, in any of the Depart-ments.

REFKRENCES:Governor L. W. Powell:Thomas S. Page, Auditor of State;R. C. Wintersmilh, Treasurer of State;E. A . McCurdy, Register of State;Cnl. S. I. VI. Major, Mitor of the Kentucky Yeoman,Pollard, frallier &Geoi e J. Rowland "Iu' u n Louisville.

i'Hon. W. P. Thompson,Col. W. W. Stapp,May 18, (J53 U

Concentrated Extract of AromaticVinegar,

ANEW and exceedingly pungent Aroma, verynvalid at

H 11. DK. MILLS' DKUG STOKE.

M. L. nALLOWKLL, J. L. II U,T.O WELL, T. W. SWENTT,

JAMtS TRAQI AIR, A W. LITTLE, E. R . II I'Tf 111 N30N.

REMOVAL AND CHANGE.

Immense and Attractive Stock.MORRIS L. IIALLOWELL & CO.,

PHILADELPHIA,HAVING removed into their splendid new Ware,

entrance No. 147 Market and 21 Northe'ouith street, are now opening lor the Spring- Trade anassortment of

SILK AND FANCY GOODS,which, for extent md variety, will surpass any stockever offered in that market. Entering in their newstore, which it

O.N'E OF THE LARGEST IX AMERICA,with a business of an unusual amount already estab-lished and inten-iini- l.irjeiy to increase it, 'ispeciMlywith those who BIJV FOR CASH, and believing thatthe f iirest syMem in jobtaniEc goods is to have cmtoumpan ts, they will be rompelted to sell at a mu-;- smallerprofit than can be offered where lo ng creditsare riven.

Under their CAS I AND SHORT CREDIT SYSTEM,the necessiiy for cliarpm? large profits does not existand by selling their foods at a

Very ."Small Advance ou the forcisn Cost,they mean 10 make it the intkhest of every judye ofgoods to buy upon the following .

T E It M S :

Cnsli Buyers will receive a discount of SIX percent., if the money be paid in par funds within ten daysfrom date of bill.

I tic ur re lit Money will only be taken at its marketvalue on the day it is received.

Tn Merchant l' umhiuhred tai:d:nis a creditof six iiidiiiliM will lie given ,i desired. v lien moneyis remitLed in advance of maturity, a discount ul therate ol twelve per cent, per annum will bs allowed.

They ask from ..ercti;uas visiting the Eastern cities,the lavor of an examination of Lheir stecV.. beiiic satis-fied that they will he convinced that it s not tneii interest to pay I rue profits tiidt are adsol jtkly ksskn-tia-

to tliose wl.o give long credits.Philadelphia, Dec. ilu. Icjii v:ini.

MOP.E & GALLAGHER,Ride Iloail nnd Conies Street,

PHILADELPHIA,Iron Founders and Manufacturers

OK

WROUGHT AND CAST TRO RAILINGS,And all kimls f

OEVA tf FATAL AND AGKICULTTRA L IRON WORK,,Iron Railinps for Public and Private Grounds,

Ver m.lahs, Settees, Chairs, Tables, fce.

Particular attention piid to th e enclosuie of liirial Lots.

TiT Mom & GaMasher's Rook of Desizns and List ofPi ices sent to persons wishing to make a selection.

ov. 7. Ir.iH

E. II. TA.TLOR, JR. ULYSSES Tlf NER. WM. SIICTSE,

TAYLOR, TURNE R & CO.,BANKERS.

WE have this day opened an Oil ice in the city of lexington. fort lie purpose of tra ns.iding

A General Banking, Exchange aadCollecting Business.

We areat all times prepared to check upon the pr'incipal cities of the United .states, ami to make collectionthereon. We will allow interest on deposits, to he with-drawn at pleasure, and transact whitcver business isgenerally connected with private hai ik in.

Approved paper can be cashed ata uy time durinehours, from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. July 15,

George W. Cratldock,AfTOUXE V AT LAW,

Franklbrt, Kentuck?.OFFICE removed to East side of SI . dairstreeUep

Telegraph Ort'ue. Will pructive law in althe courts held in Frankfort, and adjoining counties.

Lec 7, ItfoO If

PEYTON & THOMAS,GENERAL, PRODUCE

Commission Merchants,SOUTHWEST CORNER FRONT fc WALNUT STREETS,

PHILADELPHIA.r"pHK undersigned having foimed a copartnership, .

der the firm of PKY i'oN & TflO-V- l AS, respeeiluilyofter their services as CoimiiiMt'ja AecntN, lor thesale of Tobacro, II einp, Do (ton, and such oilier pro-ducts as may be consigned to them.

VVe have advantages and facilities which will enableus to do lull justice to tl ose who may lavor us withtheir business; and will send regularly a Price Current,Eivins the state of the market, thus en; blins Producersand Dealers to decide between ihe indu cements present-ed here and elsewhere. JESSK E. PEV I'oN,Late of the Housed Wolle 6c Peyton. Dry Goods

Jn.hers. thisCity.S HARVEY THOWAS.

Late of the House of Thomas k Martin Conmiis- -

sion Merchants, this City.Tuly l9, ie.33--7- y

WILLIAM B. II OL EM AN,lfcal Estate and Genera! Agent,

Odd Fellows Hall, Market Street,FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY,

WILL attend to the purchase and sale of Real Esand Negroes; renting Houses and collecting

the rents; hiring out Negroes and ollecting the hire;negotiating loansfor money, and to the sMe of all descriptions of property, at Auction or private Sale, ii;city or county. Sept. tii, JKil.

liKFKRKv:K3. Thos. S. Pae, R.C. 'nitersmitb, E,A. Macurdy, A. G. Hodges, ii. Wit gate, P. Swigert.Wm Tanner.C. BUCKLES, H. L JUDGE,

Or LOUISVILLE of rnANKKoaT

J. C. BUCKLES & JUDGE,Commission and Forwarding

. MERCHANTS,NO. 9, EAST FROST STREET,

CINCINNATI, OHIO.O" Particular attention paid to filling orders

for produce and to forwarding merchandise toand from tlie East. Dec. 31, 'b2 ly.

DENTAL "SURGERY,BY E. G. IIAMBLETOX, M. D.

HIS operations on the Teeth will be d :rected by aknowledge, both of Surgery and Medicine;

this bei he; the only sale puide to uniform i uccess. Fromthis he is enabled to operate with far less pain to the pa-tient, void of danger. A 11 work watran. ed ; the work-manship will show for itself. Calls will be thankfullyreceived.

Jr7r' Office, at his residence on Main street.Frankfort, May 27th, M5:i.

Morton 8c Griswold,Booksellers, Stationers, Binders, and Loo t and Job

Fruiter Main Street, Louisville, y.HAVK CONSTANTLY ON HAND A COMPLETE ASSORTXINTOF

LAW, Medical, Theological, Classical, School andHooks, al low prices. Paper cf

every description, (jualty, ar.d price. JJf pCollee! ,Schools and Private Libraries supplied at V small ad-

vance on cost. H' hoUstale or rttailApril 1.115 K51-b- v.

Mendenhall 8c King'sPATENT HAND LOOM.

Frankfort, Kentnck y,1 1. 1853.S

WK. the unleTi?nel, hnve seen and examinednml Kind's Patent Hanil l.oo ni. in opera-io-

in t be Kentucky Penitentiary, and thin k it superior.0 anything nf Ihe kind we have ever seen, and wonidall public attention to it. hehevins, by dems; so, thate shall benelit all who examine it lor selves.

I,. W. H J VVKi.L,THOS. S. PAGK,J. K. W ATSON.

Having purchased tlie risht to make and sell lor tl ice ol franklin and Scott counties, tie above Uoo i,calculated extensively for family use,) 1 most repe

invite the public generally to call and examine l le.Machine we have now in full operation at th ptis

it can be seen at any time. N. CKA1G,Agent and Keeper Kentucky Penuel:r .

August 12, If jj tf.

JOHN RODMAN,A T T O R X E V AT LAW,

(Office on St. Clair street, next, door to Alor? esTelegraph Office.)

WILLpracticein all the Cour ts held in Frankf. yrt,Henry, Trii able and Owen cc

Oct. 2d, lbj 3.

A. JAEGER & to.AVholesale anil Retail Dealers ami Direct Importers ol

l'URNt'II AM) ENC.l.ISIlChina, Glass, and Earthenware,

Asn, Waiters and Trays, liolirmian, English,French, and German Glassware, Cutlery,

Silver-plate- Goods, Castors, Giran-doles, Lanjps, Britannia and

Fancy German Baskets,Xi. 119, Fourth Street,

MOZART HALL CHINA EMPORIUM.

FANCY DECORATED V RICHLY GILDEDTrench China.

n'liKoi-R- our partner inLimogesf France) we receiv-d- e

tliis morning, from tlieJ I large fuctoriesof Laporte&Brothers, a thorough new

and spleiitlid stock of beau-tifu- l

decoraied and g'lrU--

China, of the very Litestshapes, patterns and styles.As our stock is bought drcash, we are able to ofi'erthein at lower prices tlunany other establishment inthe Western country.call hclnre purchasing else-where, as we are set line;

pve.it bargains. Our stockconsists in part ol

Decorated, gilded and white China Dininj Sets, from $to .; Minn a piece.

Ta, Breakfast V Toilet. Sets, from ?fi lo RSOO a piece.SjU p iirs richly decorated Vases and CaiatTsvIroni $1 to

? L (I a pair.Also, fancy decorated Motto Coffees, Pitchers, Candle

sticUs. Card Spittoinis. Mctio Muss and ToyTeas. JLmkets, Ci.lozne Kittlies. Powder Boxes, A.. Ac,in endles varieiy: together wuli a larse assortment t

James Kd wards' Iron, totone, China, and common tarLlieinwaie.

Please remember the number, 1 1 Fourth Street, Mo

zarl Hall China Kmporium. A. JAtiGKK, St CO.Louisville, September 9. 1P.3 t wilm.

L. LAMM & CO.,At the Franklin Clothing Store,

IN DUDLEY'S BUILDING,corner of main and saint (.'lair streets,

frajvkfort, l:f..ytucky,ARE opening one of the larped and mot complete

or Krmiv .Hailu I tot hi tit; nndl.'t'iitU'incn'.i riiriilliins (noN eveit offered intiitsmarket. They have been made up w ith great care, loitins market, and are of the latest style and newest pattern.

Our stock consists, in part, ofOver Coats of all sixes and qualities;Frock Coats and Business Coats;Pmtts, of every variety Clot lis and Cassimers;Vests, of Satin. Silk, and Cloth rich and durable;Hnts and Caps, ol best and common qualities;Shirts, fine white and f;tncy, of a II sizes;Indian Rubber Coats. Pauls, Legina, Caps, &c,Hoys Clothing of all kind's.

JTp Don't Turret. "the place! Come along. Gentlemenand Hoys, we can rig you out, from top to bottom, andth it.tou, as cheaply as at any other establishment intlie city. Sept. 15.:t.

GREAT ATTRACTION!

SEW STORE IN FRANKFORT !

NOW OPEXIXG. AT"SHIELDS' SEW CASH STORE,"

ST. CLAIR STREET, MANSION HOUSE BUILDING,If GK AND SPLENDID STOCK OF EICH andALA L GOODS, selected expiefely for the Frank-

furt market. amongst which mav he fnundKich G ro de Klmies and Krocade Silks;Hich Plaid and Flounce "Silks;Embroiileries, Cliemi.eUes, Sleeves;Collars, Gloves, Hosiery;Prints, Flannels, Domestics, Check's, &c.

Also, a fcw very rich new style Maid Cashmeres,French FUuuels, Paris Cloaks and Mantillas, of tlielatest style.

Trie ladies are respectfully solicited to cill andtiii kk w nd fkksii srot k, which will besupplied with all the latest styles and most de-

sirable eJuts. Call early for choice goods and goodbarsHinL . SHI ELDS,

Sept. 13. 1m. St. Clair street.

NEW arrangement!IIAUKIXS & GREEN,

MERCHANT TAILORS,I FORM fheir friends, and the pub-

lic generally, thai they have commenced business in Co partnership,and trusts, by a strict, attention tothe wants of customers, to merit a

liberal patronage. 'J heir shop is op-

posite the Mansion House, ami onekA jt I door below J AS. HA HULKS' Cloth-

They have received a superior lot ol

Fall und Winter Goods,pern as

Cloth, CxssiMicres, Vesting, Trimmings, &c.of the most beautiful and tasionable styles; to whichthey invite the attention of all who wish to rig themselves out i a trnteel manner.

All order will be faitlilully and promptly nttendedno and executed. JAMES HAKK1XS,

WILLIAM GKEEA- -

Frankfort. Oct. 1, 1853 tf

JAMES HARKINS,OF THE FIRM HF

HARKINS & GREEN,Wilt continue liis establishment of

HEADY-MAD-E CLOTHING,the old stand, and takes this opportunity ofAT Itis Kindest thanks lo the citizens of Franh-lort- ,

and vicinity, for the very liberal patronage receiv-eil, and hopes by keeping good aiiicles, and a strict

to misiuess, to continue tonieiitthe public lawor.

.e is now in receipt or a larse and well selectedsto! k or KEAJJV-MAD- CLOTH NG, suitable for the

'Season, of 'every variety of quality and price, to whichhe i ivites the atteuiioii of his ti iemis and the public

they purch.ise elsewhere, believing be can oiler usyouJ inducements as at any other establishment ol the;Kiitl in tue city.

mIt is no trouble to show goods; and his motto istmhfe gj.penct is better than a slow thilling."

Frankfort, October 1. 1 f53 v.

JOHN A. MONROE,Attorney at Law,

FK A VR FOKT, KEN fCCK V,f TTILL practioe Law in the Courts held in Frankfort

V au d adjoining counties. He will, as Commissionar of Deed, take the acknowledgments of deeds, andother widin lo be used or recorded in other States;ami. as under the act ol Congress, attendtto tlie taking ot depositions, affidavits. tVc.

OpFirr. Federal Court L'lerk'sOfiice, near the BridgeFrankiort, Juje6th, 13 by.

Book Bindm";.C. KEENON informs hirA. and former cus

tomers, that having regainedhis health, he has purchasedback from A. G. Hodses theBindery sold to him n Novemher Inst, and will give his

tvhn!e atteutiou to Us management. He respectfullyssolu it s a continuance of tlie pationage heretofore exlUfiu'ed to the establishment.

irpCLEKKS will befurnished with RECORDIROOKS, ruled to any pattern, and of the very best

of paper.ULAN K. HOOKS, of every description, manu

iLatC tired at short notice, to order, on reasonabletermsTIT' Hiudery at tlie old stand, over Law

tOfice. Fraukfort, Julv 31, -tf

JXO. M. HARLAN,Attorney at Law,

FRANKFORT, KY.Office on St. Clairstreet, with J. & W. h. LTarlan

RKFER TOHon. J. J. Crittenden,Gov. L. W. Powell, FranliTort. Ky.Hon. James Harlan,Taylor . Turner & Co., Bankets. Lexington, Ky.G. H. Monsarrat A Co., Bankers, Louisville, Ky.W. Tanner, Louisville, Ky.

NEW ARRANGEMENT

J. N". CANNON. tV. A. GAINES.

CANNON Sc GAINES,(SUCCESSORS TO BLACKWELL & CO.,)

One door from the corner of M'lin and St. Cl'tir streets,DESION KKKl'INU l FRESH STOf'K OE

PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES,Chemicals, Paints, Cils,

Dye-Stuf- is. Hi ustn-s- , Glassware, Perfume-ry, snulis. Tobacco, and Seciirs

whicli i hey will sell low for cash, or to punctual custome is.

As one of the firm has hail eisht or ten years' experi-ence in sever;! I we i)ru j establishments, wefeel safe iii assuring purchasers tlut they need not ap-

prehend any danger as to the correctness and genuineness uf every article sdd by us.

A share ol the public patronage is respectfully solilicited.

f73 Prescriptions accurately compounded at al!hours, with despatch.

Franktoi t, Nov. 4. le'j3 2m.

DR. J. M. MILLS,Physician and Apothecary,

AT THK SIGV OF THE BLUE MORTAR, MAIN STREET,

jKKPS ennstantly on hand a large and superior as-I-

soitment cfDRUGS, CHEMICALS, MEDICINES,

PAIXTS. OILS, AND DYE-STUFF-

JTTAU articles obsoutely warrented to be pure.Special attention given to presciiptions. June '24.

THE EXCITEMENTHAS NOT YET REACHED ITS HEIGHT AT

SONNABERG'S.has iust arrived from the East and CincinnatiHEwiih SJO,000 worth of Cloth-

ing, which he promises to stll upon better terms thancan be IoiiikI in any other establishment in the city.

LET EVERY 150 V, THEN, KEMEMKEK, that 1

am now receiving and ready to sell, at prices to suiL themost liiliiiimis, the most extensive lot of

Fall and Winter Clothingupon record. My stock consists ol every thing in thesentlemens' furnishing line. It bag been selected

by me, and especially lor this maiket.have on hand, and will always Keep a complete as-

sortment ofCOATS, PANTS. VESTS. OVERCOATS,

SHIKTS, DRAWERS, HATS, CAPS, $c ;l'tic her Willi evei article usuaally Kept in a ClothingM"ie.

Gentlemen desiring to replenish their Clothing wouliiAr. Tvrll i.. i,.p ... u ;i a nl tlu'l' rl. .Inhetlel" than at any olliel eslablishinent in the citv.

A. SO.N.NAliERG.Frankfort, Sept. 1G, lMItf

BOOT AND SHOEMA NUFACTORY,

ST. CLAIR STRKET, FRANKFORT, KY.W. W. FOLLIS

fflfi Respectfih,i,y informs the ladies and Jtf gentlemen thut he lus commenced busi-- "

4 ness in the room formerly occ upied by Dr. Mumbt.ll, as a ding store, where he wiil manufacture allkinds oi ladies' and gentlemen's ltOOTfn nd SlIOKn

all of which are composed or the finest material andworkmanship All orders filled with neatness and dispatch. He hopes, by unremitting attention to business,to receive a liberal shre of public patronage.

W. W. FOLLIS. St. Clair Street.July 5. 1853 tf.

CRAIK & KNIGHT,DEALER IX

ITALIAN & AMERICAN MARBLE,Opposite the New Weiwiger House, IHain st.t

FRANK FORT, KY.

WE would respectfully' inform our friends and thepublic genera My that we ha ve no w unhand a stipe-rio- r

quality oflialiitn ami Atuericnii llnrhk, andheins practical workmen, we are confident that we canfurnish to older JHOM'.M i:TS, TO.IHS andII KS in better styles and cheaper than hasever been purchased in tiiis town before. Those wishingtocrect beautiful and lasting mementoes to the memoryol their deceased friends would do well lo call and exam-ine our woik before purchasing elsewhere.

August U, l'yi 3m CRAIK & KNIGHT.

NEW All RANGE MEN T.

I. P. BLACKWELL,HAVING purchased the entire stockol R, V.

continue theDRY GOODS BUSINESS

at the old stand, on the corner ol Main and St. Clairstreets, where he will be happy to see all the regular pat-rons ol the house, ud as many new ones as my lavorhim with a call. To the regular customers of tlie house,

will oflerspecial inducements to continue their patron-age. I. i BLACKWELL.

Fraukfort, Nov. 2, Ki3.

NOTICE.sold fny stock of Goods to T. PHAVING I take pleasure in recommending' him as

every way worthy of a liberal patrunase. ami hope thatall those who have honored me witn their custom w illdo him likewise. R. W BLACKBURN

Frankiort. Nov. 2, 18.3.

NEW GOODS.SECOND IMPORTATION.

BAKER & RUNYAN,HAVE just received a full stock of FALL AND

( lS, consisting of Ladies StyleDress Goods, Plain and Figured Velvet, Lacing Flannels, Cloaking, Cloths, Cassimers. Cassinetis, Vestings,Prints, Brown and tiie itched .Muslins, with a large va-

riety of Trimmings; Gimps, Braids, Fringes, Velvets,&C. &c. Also, a large supply of Itoot iiml siioe;in line, they have the largest and most complete assort-ment in Fraukfort, which they are offering, and intendto sell at the iowest prices. Come one, come all.

October yi). tl

ELIJAH NOBLE,REAL ESTATE AGENT AND GENERAL

Commission Merchant.OFFICE NKAIILV OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE,

L U L'lS FIL L K, KEXTVQK Y,

PROPOSES to pmxhiise and sell Ke.i Estate, Negroes,other articles of prodiue.

Notice to nil whom it may concern. addressthis card with the hope that it may meet the eye oi someut those w ho knew me in tlie following counties: Frank-lin, Woodford, Fayette, .Madison. Scott, Bourbon,Clarke, .Mason, Bullitt, Fleming, Nelson, and Grayson.

Gksti.emkn: I have many Irlendsund acquaintancesin Louisville who want, from time to time, to purchasegood servants tor their own use, and being advisedihatniany persons are unwilling and conscientiouslyindisposed to selling their servants, to be taken out olthe State, 1 take this method of informing them that 1

can, generally, procure good homes and lull prices lordesirable servants.

Letters addressed to me. post paid, will be promptlyattended to. The following description of servantsis necessary: Health, qualifications, temper, ose, height,weigiit, and color, ELIJAH NOBLE,

Commission Merchant, and Real EsUle Agent.Louisville, Ky.

Sept. 21,

Sundries.4 BOXES Raisins; ti hall boxes Raisins; 10 quarter

boxes Raisins: bbl. soft shell Almonds; fiaiiDates; 1 case Prune; Zaute Currants; Lemons; Citron;Pea Nuts: Euslish WalnJts; Cocoa Nuts; 1 tierce Kice;assorted Spices all fresh lor sale by

Dec. 31 E. L. SAMUEL.

Dried Eeef, Cheese, &c.CASK Superior Dried Bee I":

cask Ushers Locky Mauntain Hams:20 boxes Western Kcsen e Cheese:5 boxes English Dairy Cheese; just received andfor

ile bv E. L. SAMUEL

Clover and Timothy Seed.A SUPPLY will be kept throughout the season.

Farmers can be supplied with these and oilier Seedsat moderate rates. E. L. SAMUEL.

Nails.50 REC assorted sizes; 10 kegs Fencing Nails; 5

ke?s Finishing Nails for sale byMjrCh 30 E L. SAMUEL

Legislative Guide,CONTAINING all the rules Tor conducting business

bodies. Jefferson's Manual, Copi-ous Notes, &c-- t occ. Fur sale at

Jau. 10. EVANS & GO'S.

REMOVAL.Grcat Attraction ! !

K. F. JOI(s(iHAS removed hisstock of DKYGOODS to the room

the Post Otlice, St. Clan street, where heis now receiving and opening one of the richest andmost elegant assortments of

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODSKVKB OFKICRED IN THIS MARKET.

He would be extrcmclv happy to see his old friendsand tlie public generally, anil will assure them that asgood bakoai.ns can be hnd of him as nny house in theWest. f Frankfort, Sept. IG,

NEW FIR M.J. fc B. C. BAKER fc REUBEN" RUNYAN

11 AVE formed m co partnership, under the title olBakkr i3 KuNYis, for the purposed transacting

generalFANCY & STAPLE DRY fJOODS BUSINESS,nt the old stand of Baker & Anderson, on St. Clairstieet, Frankfoit, Ky., where they expect to keep a lullstock of Goods, at the lowest hey most cordnlly invite their former customers and the public genai ally to them a call. April C, 152(

LADIES' DRESS FURSDODD &CO., HATTERS,

No. 144 Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.IT7"K 0pen nur pur Rooms this morning, fOct. 25th)

prepaied to exhibit a larger slock ol l ames t ui sof very choice qualities, titan we have ever before offered, embracing' Kussian. Hudson Bay, and Canada Sables. Stone Maten. Fitch, Siberian Squirrel, Lynx, andall the lower grades of Furs, made up in the lateststyles Some very handsome Robes and Foot Mutls forcarriages.

Also. Ladies' and Misses Blnck and Drab Beaver andFelt Bonnets; verv handsome Beaver Flats, for MissesRidine Hats. Gloves, and W hips; Boys' Hats and Caps.

, rP t ur Rooms on second floor.' WM. DODD & CO..Main, 3 dooisbelow Fourth street.

Nov 18. i!m

GAS FIXTURES.TT'ENNARD & CO., Lexington, Ky.. beg leave to inXV form the citizens of Frankiort. Out they have nnhand a large stock ol GAS Fl A I U R ES. including 0. o,j and 3 light, chandeliers, 2 and liaht Pendents, :t fold,4 fold and single Bracks, Drop Lights, Ac all manufactured hv .Messrs. Cornetius, Laker & Co., Hhiladel-phia, and will be sold as low as they cr.n be had Westot Philadelphia, and put up, ii desired, in the best manner.

We would also be pleased to RUN PIPE in stores,d wellinizs or public houses, on the bct possible terms,having superior workmen now in the businesslor us in Lexington. We ask a call.

KENNARD & CO.Always on hand, a brse stock of CAKPEHN'G;

C'KTAIN GOODS. PAPEK HANGINGS, and PIANOFO KTES tor s;t le on rensonahlc terms. K. & CO.

Le.vinston, January 4, tl.

Barber Shop, Eath House, &c.

Henry Samuel,On East Side St. Clair St., opposite the Mansion House

HAVING recently refitted his establishment in o

lo any in the city, and as he has titted up good Gas Liri!s,he is prepared at all times toattend to all that may give him a call. He continuesto keep for sale Perfumery, Brushes, Gloves, Cra-vats, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, &c.,S;c.

HIS SEW BATH HOUSE,which was fitted up last summer, in style inferior tonone in the city, is open from .Monday to Sunday morn-ing, where all can obtain any kind of Bath at the shortest notice. He has, also, tlie best kind ol washer-w-

men, and any one wanting clothesWASHED OU SCOURED,

can have it done in superior order and without delay.By careful attention to business, he hopes to merit a

continuance of the patronage heretofore so liberally be-

stowed on him. Oct 4 1840 87l)--tf

EXPERIMENT BATHING.THE undcrsiened. in order to bring the luxury ol

within the means of all. has concluded toadopt the fallowing rates-

JO Cent lor ihe Aetunl 'Change.' fJ Out when Change it tiiven.tia Cents Credit.

HENRY SAMUEL.N. B. Gents can at all times have their boots and shoes

blacked in the most BitiLAiANT manner. tl. SMav 11

CLOTH IN GFOE TIIK

THE FALLOT 185 3.ol rLOTIIIMJ are informed thatPURCHASERS the LAUIiKST ASSORT-

MENT oi C EOT1UN4; (at wholesale only) suitablelor tbe Country Trade, to be found in the States.

JUr'We d business on tbe

One Price System.Orders promptly tilled. An examination of our stock is

solicited.II.WPORI) & BROTHER,

29, Vnr'.i Row, (opposite the Astor House,1) N. Y.N. B. We are the largest manufacturers ol

OILED CLOTHINGin the country. RCUliER CEOTlIlNOat tbe low-est market rates. August 9, 1833 Smw

iew Cabinet Warcrnoiii anil ManufactoryJ. D. RAKE

ESPECTFCLLY informs his fnendsthat he is nowI") located in the new Shop, on Main Stieet, nearly op-

posite the residence of Dr. AJacurdy, where he will beglad to see his old. customers, and others who maywant Cabinet Work. Connected with his shop he hasopened a Furniture Wareroom, and intends to keep agood Stock vi Furniture on hand, to which he respectlully invites the attention of all wishing to purchase.

COFilNSMade to order at all times night or d ay promptly. Hehas a neat H EA RSE, with which he will attend calls, atany time, night or dy, in thecity or country..June gfi. 184'J 87 2 tf

IRON BEDSTEADS.COMSTOCK, BROMLEY & CO.,

MANUFACTURERS.Sales Room No. 1)5 Leonard St., Sew York,

OND POOlt WEST OF BROADWAY.

C10M MON and folding, plain and ornamentalof all kinds. Hotel, huspital. prison,

family, servant's, and children's Bedsit-ail- always onhand. Also, a general assortment of lion Furniture.Sprtns Beds. Hair and other Maitrasses.

1 lies:; BeUsseatls are superior to all others in point olcleanliness, neatness and economy. They are alwayslice from vei nun, and are exceedingly durable, portableand convenient. Orders to any extent may he addressedto COMSTOCK., UKOMLEV & CO ,

No. 9j Leonard street. New York.JYp Agents wanted for the sale ol the above. De-

scriptive Cii Hilars sent wherever requested.Nov. 10, 185:i tttbm

Fire and Marine Insurance.Iindnon River Iiisurnnce Company, ot Water-tbrtl- ,

New York

CAPITAL -- I'ASII CAPITAL

undersigned having been appointed Agent oftheTHE Company, is prepared to insure all propeity,such as is usually insured in thecity ol Frankfort andviciniiy, and upon siiipmeuts of Merchandize and Produce, upon as lair terms as any other responsible officeAll Wrst" liberally a Jjusied and promptly paid.

Jfoiiice near the Couri House.SUisiaciory relerences will be given upon P.pplication,

as to the solvency of this Company.J C. HEKNDON.

Feb. 20,152 t. Agent

Truits, Nuts, &c.t) BARRELS Fresh sweet Oranges;

il " Lemons;4 caes " Prunes in jars and fancy boxes,

50 boxes i and Fresh Kaisons;2 casks antes Currants;() boxes Citron;

bbls Dried Peaches;ti bushels Dried Apples;

2U drums Fresh Figs;2 (rails Dates;5 bbls Fresh Pecans;ti bbls Almonds;

bushels Chesnuts:J bbl English W alnuts;4 bbls Filberts;2 bbls Cieam Nuts for ale by

Dec. 7. CRAY & TODD.

Delicious Jellies, &c.Jell v. Currant Jelly. Grape lly, Presei vedIEMON Pears. Apricots, Apples. fac; Raspncrry

and Blackberry Jam; Biaailied Pears, Peaches andPlums; Preserved Ginger, in Jars; alsov Preserved Driedifineer. and ClwT-Ciio- anuiresn i omatoes at

Nov. 2. GRAY-- & TODD'S.U

PEOTECTION(Fire, Marine and Inland)

INSURANCE COMPANYiOF

HARTFORD, CONN.INCORPORATED 1 825;

rpms Office has now transacted business for morthan a quart of a. ukntcry, during which p

nod u has taken more than

One Hundred Thousand Risks!And insurer! real and personal propeety aeainst loss by

Fire and Waier. to tlie value of

TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS OFDOT iT iAHS,IX THE WE.STKltN COUNTRY.

Several Thousand Losses have been incurredupon the above risks, all of which have

been adjusted at. theGENERAL AGENCY OFFICE,

AT CINCINNATI,And paid with the utmost promptitude, according tothe conditions ofthe policy, its may be seen by the receipts of the several claimants on iile.

The undersigned has been furnished with blank poli-cies, signed by the otticeis of the Company; also, with1blank renewal receipts, tor continuing policies alreadyissued , and is duly authorized a nd prepared, as Agent ofsaid Company, to make insurance for any period uftime, not less than one month nor greater than sevenye;ns, upon buildings or their contents, occupied aslvt Hi !!:, rtortH, Warehouse, ( iirrhes, Ho--trl. lijinks, Court IIoiikcm, t'olltges, A;r,, JLro-- ,

and their contents, againstLOSS Oil DAMAGE BY FIRE.

A lso. on Dry Goons. Gno kries, .M a ?i r f a i;t c r k d Goods,Proiutk, Hocskiiold Ft'H niti'k k. LiVk Stoc k, and eve-r-

oiiier descripticjn of Merchandize and PersonalProper tv. shi; ped or to be shipped per good Vessels orSteamboats on most of ' he navigable waters, against the

Hazards of Inland TransportationAMD

PERILS' OF TIIE SEAS.For fur ther information respecting rates of premium

etc., applyto the undersignedH. WING ATE, Agent

For Frankfort and Franklin CountyPec. '2. 1."3 1m.

"LIFE INSUHANCE.

It is no more the moral duty of man to provide thodaily bread for his tamiiy while lie lives, thai it is toprovide against their beins loll penniless in the event ofhis death, Kdin. Journal on Lije Insurance,

THE ADVANTAGES OF LlFF INSURANCE,AS EXHIBITED BY THE

MUTUAL LIFE l.SI It.lME C 0)1 PAX Y.

OF NEW YORK.Trinity It mid mi:, 111 Broadway.

KKT ACCUMULATED CASH FUK1,

$2,000,000! nHAVE T0U INSURANCE ON YOUR LIFE,"For tlie benefit of a surviving family relatives,or friends'? Are tliey fully protected by insur-ance on your life, from Ihe many evils tliat mayarise from your unexpected death, at a vwomentof embarrassment, perhaps of utter insoWeuey?

H. B. FAKKAK, Agent.YC? Office on St. Clair Street, at the ollice ot ihe

Commonwealth.Frankiort, August 5, lr'j3.

UNION MUTUALLIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

OF MAINE.PRTNCIPAt DIRECTOR'S OFFICE IN BOSTON, MASS.

E1ih;i It. Pratt, Pres.; Mntttiew lobh, V- PrcCapital and accumulated Assrts uj the Company

Capital.- - - - $ lUO.UbU 00yr'-ri- Premium notes, se- -0. ''rV; cured by pledgorVRriSr policy, eacli case, 1G7,050 85- -

Mortsa,?e bonds and stocks purchased bythe Hoard of Finance, .... 5UM4 40

Cash on hand, 2i.3D3Amount in hand of agents, secured by

bonds,) - ... 14,958 24Furniture, as per inventory, - 40

S 357.33 fc3H. B. FARRAK. Arent.

Office on St. Clair fetveet, at the oliice of thaCummon wealth.

Franklurt. 1853.

HARTFORDFIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

As A ut nt of tins old and safervx Compi.ny, I am prepared to issueat rates ui accord.n te '

VtsC?1 with other good olfices, and re-

spect fully solicit patronage.'I he Hertford Fire Insuiance Company was chartered

in iHll), has been duin a succesiul hnsi ness fur overlorty yeai s, has an unimpaired cash capital of S 15(1. DUO

and is in all respects one o! the best institutions in evbii'iUnd. ' H. B. FAKKAK, Agent

f (iffice on Si. Clair Street, at the office ol theCommonwealth.

FranUlurt. Feb 6,1&3.

lues or t ii.lNr ncc on Slaves, whethei

empluyed on land or steamboatin one ol the saiest and best

in the country. Rate favorable. Apply to H B. FAKKAK. Jisrent.

T f Office on St. Clair Street, at the office ofthe-Commonwealth.

Frankiort, Feb. 1G, 1850.

CALIF0RNIANS, LOOK HERE!'Tiik undersigned will receiv

proposals for trie Insuraice o,one ofthe best Insuranrp-

Companies in the country, on la.vorable terms. H. B. FAKKAK. Agent.

TTT Ollice on St. Clair Street, at the office of

Frankfort, Feb. 1G. 1P53. ,

THE KENTUCKY MUTUAL

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY:.rilHIS established Company, by prudent management1J. and the punctual discharge ot its obligations, hassecured puhlic couliileuce ami built up a lare and

business, confined for the most part lo theWestern and States Of all the numergous iiie lnsuraucs Companies, none is mure desei vin-o- f

public confics w;e. As a i entirel) responsihle West-ern Institution, it has especial chums to the patronage oTthe Western people. Cii'Cinnati Investigator,

H. W 1NG A Tfc is Asrer.l for the aboe named Company,,and will accommoilatc our citizens with whatever thyi o y desire in the way of Lile Insurance,

October 7 JHd'J lm

LIFE INSURANCE.MUTUAL BENEFIT.

Ohio Life Insurance Company, of Cincinnati,.Ohio.

CAPITAL STOCK $1UO,000'JIl.I. PAID I.Y JIXD SECURED.

THEuncleisianea having been appointed Agent for. Is prepared, ui leteive proposi.

lions lor Insurance at his ollice in this city. Pamph-lets containing the rates of premium, and full inlonnatwin in relation to Li:e Insurance, are fnrniilied free of

. j. c. HKK.MJOxNLlrs. bNKKD iv Kodman. AcentMedical Examiners. Feb 20. H5 tf

FAIRBANKSPLATFORMS SCALES.

Long known Steerehj tested Always right The at- -knoicledgtd Standard.

Ai;ENTs. Fail bank's & Co., KcvTl" 8!) Water St. X. Y.: K. W. Room,

Co., and Traber & Aubery, Cincin-nati.

Kailroad, Hay, Coali and Farmer'.

- SA-3- try, at shoi t notice.- Frankfort. Oct. 5 --3mw:

Teas-- . Teas I!HOUPEKEEPEKS wishinethe sry best teas would

the slock of..J uly 20, 1S53. . L. SAMUEL.