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v Thy gorgeoua youth began, ont not to fade.
When all thy sinter planets Lave decayed;
,When wrapt in fiimes the realms of ether ITrew
.And heaven'a last thunder shakes the world be
low " ,
Than nndismsyed, ahalt o'er the mine B;Iie
Aod light thy torch at Nature's faneral pile.
'' Hopo is a compound principle, formed of
expectation and desire. There may be ex
pectation without desire, or desire without
expectation, and yet no hope Indulged, De
cease the two mast be united before we can
'bo'salcTlo hope. .
-Human life, nniebeered by the sunshine,
and nnbrfgbtened by the radiance of hope,
, .wonkl. Indeed, be a labyrinth of sorrow,
dark and painful. Life would be an insup
portable burdeo without the angel-presence
of boe glorious and bright-starred hope.
t. And Deity-has very .wisely planted this
divine principle in the human heart, that
we may rise superior to all the sorrows and
disappointments of this ever-changing life,
and be continually rejoiced to realize that
"the eternal God is our refuge and under
neath are tbo everlasting arms."
When storms howl in fury overhead and
clouds of sorrow darken the brightness of
our sky, hope bids the angry storms to cease,
sod gently spsns the : overhanging cloud
with the rainbow of peace and joy. Thank
kind Heaven for hopel It sweetens pain, as
suages grief, removes Sorrow, dissipates fear,
triumphs over death, and lotrodaces the
- blood-washed spirit to the bliss and im
mortality of heaven. The poet may well
say:
"Here spring. eternal In the human breast;
Man never i. but alwaya to be, bleet,
C The aoul. unt asy and confined from home.
KeaU and expatiate on a life to come."
A BEAcnroL Extract. I saw a mourner
standing at eventide over the grave of one
dearest to bim on earth. The memory of
joys that were past came crowding on his
eool.
In this hoar of his ?ony, the form of
Christianity came by. He beard the song
acd transport of the great multitude which
Bo man can number around tbethroue; there
- were the spirits of the just made perfect,
there the spirit of ber be mourned. Their
happiness was pure,permaoent and perfect.
"The mourner then wiped the tear from bis
eye, took courage and thanked God; "all
the days of mv sppointed time," said he,
'wli; I wait till change comes;" and be
turned to the duties of life, no longer sor
rowing as those who have no hope.
He who has a high forehead will have
bis eyes under it, and will live all the days
of bis life.
- He who bss a long nose will have the
more to blow and the belter to handle.
He that is bald will have no hair but if
be happens to have any, it will not be on
the bald place. .
- Women who have curious eyebrows, will,
. '- Id all likelihood, have eyelaahes under them
and be beloved, if any one takes a liking to
'Them. -
The New York Times, an administration
paper, says:
"The property of the wealthy should not
be voted away by, or in anyway under the
control of the laboring classes, and the right
of suffrage should be regulated between the
rich and poor according to their wealth."
Pbisk And PuVkbtt. There are 300
families that that have co fmall income,
.- and yet tbey are poor -and wi.l remain so,
for life unless they turn over a new leaf,
and live as ought. The members of such
families are proud and extravagant, and
expend a amount to keep up appearances
and continue In the ranks of fashion. We
Can point to many such people who might
sow be independent circumstances, were
it not for their prido. The children of
such families are furniihed with everything
to gratify their folly, as if the outward ap
pearances were a sure guarantee of their re.
pectability and future success. If there is
anything we despise, it is the union of pride
and poverty the keeping tip of all appear
ances to the sacrifice of comfoitand health.
The money that has been expended by
such persons for the last two or three years,
if taken proper care of, wonid now place
,. them in comfortable citcutnstaoces if not
be sufficient to purchase d welliogs to shelter
them in the decline of life.
. Liberal dealings is better than almsgiv
ing, for it tends to prevent pauperism, which
- is better than to relieve it.
A woman being enjoined to try the effect
' of kindness on her husband, and beirjg told
.. would heap coals of fire on bis head, replied
that she had tried "bilin' water" and it
didn't do a bit of good.
- bOMETHiaa WOBTH riNOWIFG. It IS a
I fact, perhaps not generally known to farm
' era, that there are two parts in the potato,
wh;ob if separated and planted at the same
.time, one will produce potatoes fit for, the
table eight or ten days sooner than the oth-
: er. " The small end of the potato, which is
generally foil of eyes, is that wh icb produ
.' ces the earliest; the middle or body of the
potato produces late, and always larger
es. fc
Slanders issuing Irom beautuui Sips are
. ,like spiders crawling from the blushing
heart 01 a rose" .
" : Mb. Chase's Pbistucq Expebihent.
The New York Tribune oontaioa the fol
- Uwtng telegrams from Washington:
r"Th Impolicy of the government tnrn
lo'g engraver and banknote priuter is uo -
hatdlv Id the carrel to and the cellar of
thk treasury. .. 1 wcitf .V-twe hydrosatic pres.
ss are plica opemasqea. orincro ma.
chlnlats. who supposed tbey were selling to
Uncle Sam instead of an Irresponsible and
nwnUtii on between, are 'out about s;xt
fir, Ibonsaod dollar,, and age io thejr
BTimt -Vhrn-mnrnmint ia 'ooi la eiDeri-
maota and Uilores about on boaired and
tbirtj-fiva thousand dollars? aod tbo Coag-
-t- - - - -
BiBcDt treasury butlJing baa .received
permaeeot it-jury from the settling of the
iron floor of a part of the upper story, fiom
.excessive weight. .... . -
There happened lo grow up- between
; .ratrcK ana orgging dowa-eter, a ery
fierce CODtfSt as to the comparative size-of
. different ftDtmala aod insect in this and the
bold coanlhrT." when Mr. Flarhertv de-'
clartd thkt in Ireland th "baaa ware asbig"
. as hpe. ' . ....... .
"Very weli," Interrnpted lchaood, "bow
big are the hive?' VV' '
"A big aa roiirn. be jher?!'!
' Then - Low r!o the bees get into their
Paddy scratched L;j LeaJ, at;d, after a
few momeoti reflection, replied, ' Och , thai'e
their own look oatl? ; '
Wu. H. RICHARDSON
Lloyd & Richardson;
' WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
GROCERIES,
WINES, LIQUORS,
TEAS & TOBACCO,
FOBWABBIie& COMMISSION
, MERCH ANTS,
OPP06IT OODDARD HOUSB,
JT KET STREET, - - MAYSVILLE, JET".
W
E WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL
jonr attention to the above card, and
solicit a portion of your patronage, promising to
611 orders promptly and aatiafactorilly.
We have established ourselves for the pur
pose of inducing Merchants to make their pur
chases hero instead of elsewhere; and as onr
goods are bought direct from tikst hands in the
Eastern Market, by our Bioker, we make
this proposition to Merchants:
That wo will duplicate any bill bought
In Cincinnati, and if goods are not what
we represent them, they can be sent
back at our expense.
We have just received from the East
20 lihds. Choice new N. O. SDGAE;
IO " Prime " "
0 Bbls. LovebikqVi Philadelphia BEFINED
SUGARS Crushed, Granulated, Powder
ed and Co ffoo A.
60 Bags Choice Yellow As Bright Green COFFEE
.MOLASSES Old and New Crop;
MACKEREL in all sizes, direct from Bos
ton, last Crop 1S63; -
40 Kegs Newcastle ENGLISH SODA;
TOIJ ACt'O alarge lot in Boxes, Caddies, Ac.
TEAS a Superior lot of all kinds, selected for
this portion of the Country.
In addition to onr stock of Heavy Groceries, we
have a large assortment of Fancy:
CIGARS, at all prices; Fancy Wash and Shaving
SOAPS; Whole and Half Boxea new M. B.
and Layer RAISIN; SAED1NES;FIGS;
PICKLES; PEACILES, Cove and
Spiced OYSTERS; MUSTALD,
in boxes; SO & 25 lbs. boxes
assorted CANDIES;
CHEESE; CRACKERS;
INDIGO; MADDER;
SPICES, gruin acd ground; ALUM;
Race & Ground GINGER; COP PER AS;
BLACKING, large and small; BLACKING
BECSUES; FAUCETS; CiNNAUON, ground
and in roatts; CAPS; SHOT; LEAD;
EXT. LOGWOOD; STARCH;
GERMAN SOAP;
A large varioty of CAP, NOTE & LETTER PA
PER; EN VELOPES, buff and white; &c. Ac.
tS7"In addition to the above, we oftaz induce
ments to the trade in
ia uors :
RECTIFIED WHISKY sold at Cincinnati prices.
GINGER WINE, GIN, BRANDY, and with a
superior lot of OLD BO UK BON WHISKY
at all prices. Respectfully,
LLOYD & RICHARDSON.
Maysville, Ky., March 8, 1SG4.
CHIMA, GLASS
AND
Queensware House ! !
IR. ALBERT,
IMPORTER AND DEALER
Second. Stroot,
One door helow Geo. Aithur's Confectioner Store,
T7-EEPS -CONSTANTLY ON HAND A laboe
ii. AND WILL EELKCTED STOCK OV
French and English China, Glass,
QUEENS WARE&FANCY GOODS,
in great variety, as Vases. Tonot fets in China,
1 ariun Mamie una iioncmam uiasa,
JJevel Boxes; Fancy and Toy
Boxes, Toy Tea Seta, eto.
DIN NEK ANU TEA SETS,
of all qualities,
WHITE,
UHNAM.t.ISlt.U AINU
FINE GILT.
Silver Plated and Britannia Tea Sets,
Castors, Etc., .
Plated Table Ware; Ivory, Bene and Wool
Handled Forks and Knives Knives:TeaTrays
ana w altera, et all eiz3 ana varieties,
Imported Direct from the Manufactories in
. VST E UBOPE. B5i
Also, the large and most complete stock of
COAL OIL LAMPS,
of all sizes ad styles, from 50 cents to $10 each
BTJENEE3. CHIMNEYS
PAPEK SHADES and WICKS;
The Very Best of FTJRE COAL OIL,
CANS, ETC.; .
all of which I will ell for CASH at the YZEY
LOWEST CINCINNATI prices.
ESfAccommodittion to the wants of costom-
ers, qniclt sales and small profits are the govern
intr principles of my buaiuen. Cali.cand
judge lor youreelvea! . , It. ALIIEltT.
Si ay Yill- f et 4. 1SB4.
THE LEE HOUSE,
Corner of Front & Sntton Street!,
MAT3VTLLB,
- KENTUCKTT.
HORD & PEPPERr PfOprielOrS.
avA.ww.w
rIHE Underiignnd t-tke pleasure in an
JL BJUncinjt to the people of Maysville and
.tmson L-vuiiiy.anu to tlie imvelinir nub tp ffuiier-
ul.'y. llmthev liuv leased this KpuUr andcoin
mouionM "Hotel for a- eriCj "bf VeurrfeAn(t Iiuva
opened it lor the retention of bonnieni mt
aceommodation cf transient etintomers. It is
convenient .to trie steamboat Landing. -and I
tne omee lor -vne -Jiga nnrs t the interior of
thaSt-tte. The House beiny thoroughly re
paired and refitted- throughout, and no Dairu.
wlil De yarea to muse 11 in an rereci tne beft
I lot el 10 North J-.u ultra KentueWy. ifpeemtcare
will be bestowed upon thetaoie, wnicn win al-
w-aj bo fnppiied with the luxuries of the Mays-
villeand Cinolnnati mf- '
mar 81 , 'o 6.11 nunn A- PRPPRIt.
300,000 MOKE 31 EN WaKTeIH
POMKBUVrCOAll t
-CONST ANTLY on hi'iid ami for sale on Com-
J 1aiihou by , CllARLEi Pil.
PUISTER.
Maybville, March I7tb, 1 664-tf
i
ili.C. LLOlD.
M33M
W. S. FRANK,
Attorney at Law,
COURT STREET, v
Maysville, Ky.
l3F"Prompl attention oaid to Collecting. SF
february ISth, 1S64.
J. K. SOMSALL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MATSVILLE, KYn
WILL practice in the Courts of Mason and ad
joining counties.
OFFICE Vest-side o" Court Street.
janl5,lSSP-lT
B. C. PHIS TE R,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE ON TEE WEST SIDE OF COTBT ST.
MAYS V1LL E , ;K Y.'.
August 14 ,1362.
COMPOUSD CEDROS BITTERS!
-The Latest and Moat Important Discovery
of the Nineteenth Century.
NO MAN'S NAME ISMOKE INTIMATELY
connected with the history or the Materia
Mcdica of the United States, or more favorably
known as a pioneer ia medical discovery, than
that of JOHN BULL, of Louisville, Ky. Hi in
imitable preparation of Satsaparilla has long
stood at the head of the various compou nds of
that valuable drug. His compound 1 ccloral of
Wild Cherry has become a household word
throughout the West and South; and his Worm
Lozenges, in )esthaD a year uflcr their intro
duction, attained a reputation aa widespread as
the continent of North America. But the crown
ing glory of his life remains to be attained in hie
latest discovery, or rather combination, for he
does not claim to have been the discoverer of
CEDKON, which is the basis of the LSiltcrs now
offered Ut the public. That honor belongs to the
native inhabitants of Central America, to whom
ita virtues have been known for m. re than two
hundrea years. Armed with it. the Indian bids
defiance to the most deadly malaria, and handles
without tear tbo most venomous serpents. It is
a belief with them that n hi le there is breath left
in the body tho Cedron is poteht to cure, no mat
te t w hat the disease may be.
While Dr. Bull ia not prepared to iudorse this
extravagant pretension, be is nevertheless satis
fied from a thorough examination of the evidence
relating to its virtues, that, as a remedy and
preventive for all diseases arising from exposure
cither to changes of weather and climate or to
the miasmatic influences, it stand without a
rival, and justly deserves the reputation it has
ho long eijoyeaiu Centrul America and the West
indies, in
DYSPEPSIA
and it attendant train of symptom, it arts
raoreliko charm than a medicine. There is
nothing in the whole range of tho Materia MedicH
that can for a moment bear a comparison with
it in t liia du-ease.
A full account of this wonderful plant may be
found in the eloventli edition ot tlie V. b. Via
censatorv. rmzes 1S37 and 1333.
A scries of experimenta.in which Dr. Bull hns
been for years engaged, has just been brougrit to
a successful termination, and be is now enabled
to otfer to the public a combination of Cedron
with other improved ton.es, the whole p'eserved
iiv' ba best quality of copper-distilled jorbon
whisky, which he is conndcut has no equal in
the world.
He might furnish a volnme of certificates, but
the public have long tinee learned to eli.. ate
such things at their true value. Tho safest plan
is for every oue to test for I imsclf tho virtue.) of
a new medicine. Give the
Cedron xiitters
one trial, and you will never use any others.
It is not neceiary to publish a Ion? lint cf lis
easea lor which the Cedron Hitters are a specific,
In all diseases of the STOMACH, BOWELS,
KIDiSEYS, or L1VEK;
in all affections of the Bit A1N depending up
on derangement of the Stomach or BowoN;
In UOUT, KIltUMATISM K IS tUKiL.(jl A;
And in i KVEKAM) A UJ;
It is destined to supersede ull other remedies.
It tnot only cures all these diseases but it pre
vents them.
A wine glass full of the Bitters taken an hour
bolore each meal will obviate the ill effects of the
most unhealthy climate and screen tho person
taking it against disease under the most try:ng
exposure.
Sold by Druggists and Grocers, generally.
Dr. JOHN HULL'S Principal Office, fifth
street, Lonisville, Ky.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
SEATON fc BRODKICK.
Cor. 2nd and Court Streets,
mar 7, lS64-ly Maysville. Ky.
Come down in the center,
That's what it means !
SADDLERY.
THE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW SITUATED
so as to give his undivided attention to the
Manufactory of every article connected with th
SADDLE AND HARNESS TRADE I
Ho has now on hand and in process of makinsr, a
splendid assortment of Gentlemen and Ladies1
Saddles; Saddle Bags; Buggy, Carriage, Biake
and Sulkey Harness; Wugon and 1'low Gear;
Riding Bridles, with Racking, Port and SnatUe
liitis; waggon, liuggy, oacn, bulkey and Kid-
ing whips; liog and Kipekin Collars; Horse
Covers, suitable for ail seasons; Leather, Web
and Rope Halters; Worsted, Cotton and Hemp
Uirths; Keel top and Iron t-trapt names; Uray
and Cult Harness; 111 short every thine- usually
kept in a Saddiery Establishment, which will be
sold at Wholesale and Ketai I. at low prices, to
punctual dealers; a per cent ou lor cash.
tSfAII Repairing attended to at once, at mv
Old Sttnd, on 2nd street, to rind which. ''Come
down in the Center," between Market fe Sutton
T. it. KICKS TS.
Maj-sville, March 26tb. lSii3.
HANDLES. Star & Smnnior Mould Candles
J of best quality, at BEN PHISTER'S
M ACKEY & WOOD.
T713 HAVE REMOVED ODR URD
t V STORE to the Kal Side of Sutton
Si rrei. 2nd door from Second, to the Nicw StuBjc
tilted up tx, ro-sly for ujr bunine-; where we
iiuve opened a New. and Extensive Slock of-
DKUGS, IdEDIClNES, D E STUFFS, . PER
FUMERY, ALL ARTICLES OF TOILET,
; And Everything in the NOTION LINE.
ALSO, ralnt", Oils, Lamps. Cbimucys,
Gaiden Seed, Ac:. Ac.
E7"We hope all our old patrons will continue
lUeir juvcrs. una mat new ones win cnxi iu iuiu
. - m . 1 . ... !il ..II i J
tee us, for we promise JSarjuim.
Maysville, Mar 8, 1S6. Sutton street.
M-A-Y-SVtri. E
SOAP & CANDLE FACTORY.
Third Street; between SuitOu V all,:
.. OppotiU Chat. PkUter't Lumber Yard.
' GOOD SUPPLY OH" 110U
I V SUM M ER CANDLES; GER!
EANCV SOAPS Coutan,ly on hau,
LD-AND
GERMAN AND
ud
EiyAgent for Starch fc Star Candles. '
Kf" Cash paidXor. Tallow and Sap Grease. '
Jtec.'l. ! ' ! r i. , 1 j VJAMES SMITH.
1
'EA a very sujeriur article, tbe best import
A. ed.'iu store itud Sot tale by
jus; 19 BEN rUlSTEUj i
GMHCGROCEEY,
AND
COMMISSION HOUSE
"Corner of 3rd & Market Streets,
MAYSVILLB, -KENTUCKY.
I HAVE JUST OPENED A GRAINS
CROCERY AND COMMISSION STORE in
the house formerly occupied by Jas.. C. Brook
over, north-east Corner of Third & Market Sts.
I will pay the highest market prico is cash
or WHEAT, RYE and BARLEY.
I havojust reselved a full stock of Groceries,
Sugar," Molasses, Coffee, Tea. Kice, Pish.Tobacco,
Salt, &c.,fcc, together with a general assort
mentof all articles in be Grocery line: all war
ranted to be of the best quality. My goods have
been bought exclusively for Cash, and will be
sold for Cash or Country Produce, at very small
profits.
I have also on hand a largo stock of PURE
OLD BOURBON WHISKY. '
Commission, Storage & Forwarding Business
attended to with promptness.
All persons desirous of getting tho worth of
their money, will please give me a call.
june ltb, 1362. BEN 1'IHSTER.
CRUSHED, Powdered and Granula'.ed Sugar,
of best quality, in store and for sale low by
BEN PHISTER,
june 19 Cor. 3rd fe Marka- streets.
SYRUP. Philadelphia and Baltimore Syrups,
in barrels, half barrels and 10 gal. kesrs, for
sale low by
BEN PHISTER,
june i
Cor.
8rd & Market streets.
rrOBACCO of all rrades and prices.
for sala
TEK.
J. By BEN PHISTER.
june 1ft
Cor. 8 id & Market streets.
V
INEGAR of the best quality, for sale by
june 19. BEN THISTER.
-rTSH. Mackerel and White Fish. in barrels.
1. hf. barrels quarter barrels and kits, of best
brands for sale at lowest rates hv
iune 19 BEN PHISTER.
NEW MACKEItEr.-
BARRELS NO. 1 MACKEREL;
21
20 Barrels No 2 do.
20 half barrels No 1 do.
20 " " " 2 do.
25 Qr " "1 do.
25 " '2 do.
25 Kitts No 1 do.
55 " 2 do.
Just received direct from Boston and for lie at
a small advance. .
apri!2 At BEN PniSIt Rg
jew Grain Store!
TTAVING Retired from the firm of Alex.
il Power & Co., I will continue on my own
account in the Grain Trade, on Wa'l Street, next
door to Alex. Maddox. and solicit all our old
customers to give mo a call, as I have a larjrc
number of Sacks and feel confident of my ability
to civo entire satisfaction t? all who may be
nleased to deal with me.
ALEX. POWER.
MaypviHe,Kv., Jnly 1, 1S03.
Braiding All the Go !
T HAVE LATELY RECEIVED A LARGE
1 variety of new Stylo STAMPS, which in
addition to my former stock enables mo to offer
a greater variety of BRAIDING PATTERS than
con be found In the City. I am prepared to
Stamp Ladies' or Children's Dressts or Cloaks
in the latent style, on short notice and at
moderate rales.
Ef Ladies are invited to call and see my
attekn. Maj. GEO. ARTHUR,
Mayhv illo, Oct. 15. Seco.id trcet.
li. II. 'LONG,.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
IN ALL KINOS CF
EHAlEf. FIOUR. TOBACCO. SALT. M .
Corner of Wall & 2nd Streets,
MAYSVILLE. KENTUCKY
j lie 19, lS62-ly
"TIIE HOWE
SEWING MACK
T nAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW LOT OF
1 THE CELEBRATED HO WE SEWING
MACHINE?, direct from the Manufacturer, nnd
will yell them nt the lowest possible rate for Ctish.
These Machines are nrlupted for heavy as well us
tno n nest sewing, uuil and csfimmcuiem ut tlie
residence of S. Sbocklet, on Short street.
Mrs. A. J. SMITH, Agent.
3?Needles and Spool Threads ean be had
at S. Shocklet's bitore, on Market street.
Maysville, Ky., Feb. 25th, 13G5. . -
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines!
Awarded tne First Premium as the bes-t
Family Sewing Machine,
F01 three successive years at the
UNITED STATES FAIR;
rornve years at tne
CINCINNATI MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.
with improvements!
GLASS KOOT: I
. - ' 1
11EMMER:
COKDEK & BRAIDER.
ALFO
MA CHINE NEEDLES, COTTONS, $c.
Azjt X sain uy
J. B. GIBSON, Agent,
TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
feb.4ih,lS64. Matsvime
BOOKS AND STATIONERY!
1 1 Air. nnuersi?neawouiarofrjecuiiiiy announce
A ""at- having made extensive additions to
their establishment and fctock of eoods. thov are
now prepared to lurnivb all articles in their line
a lavorably h anv tronse iu Ciricinisati. Our
gvMxLH ur u'.l 'auf?Ut tor Cash, direct from the
manutacturera in tlie .hast. -. , . ". . ;
We beep conHtaiitly on hand n complete stoot
of WALL. LETTER, CAP and NO IE PAPERS:
BUFF and VlilTE ENVELOPES:
BLANK -ACtOLNP- and "MEMJRANDUM
- -BOOKS: - - . , - -
SCI1 OOI,. LA W,TI1E0 LOGICAL &JIEDICAL
hooks: . " - .
TIIE LATEST W IRCELLAKKOTJS PTJBLTCA-
TlOJSOr TIJEDA V, aasoou spqbUhod;
' together . with u splendid . nssorimcnl oi
- FANCV ARMCLEo and NOTIONS.
Wu invite npeoial attent'nn lo our stock or
WALL PaPEKA WINDOW SUAOES. feelincr
i-uiiuueni iiiukiu puiiiti i vaneiy ana cneupues,
it excel- an vthiuz ever brought lo this market.
u-i . .i. . .. . . c . .
I EgfCity and Country custom solicited. Orders
from Country Merchants, promptly f.lled st Cin
cinnati prico. . 1 J; G. Jc C. S. RVGEKS, u
fcliijsvillc, March 17. ISiU. Seeuiut Stieet. '
liEESE -The most select brands of rich
pure, biuegrass cheate. .
' .;V ' ALEX. MADDOX.
&' RETAIL
THE NEW
CHINA STORE
o
South side 2d bet. Court & Market St
G. A.. & J. EeCARTJEIEY.
WE ANNOUCE WITH
pleasure, the RE
MOVAL of our Stock of
CHIN A, OIi ASS.
.' " AND ' I "
Q (TEENS W AM E,
t the huildi ng formerly oc
cupied by E. Mabtin Sad
dler, where we are opening
a large and complete assortment of Goods,
IMPORTED BY OCRS ELVES
DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTORIES.
Our stock is laree, containing great varieties of
PLAIN wniTE, GOLD BAND AND FANCY DECORATED
Dinner and Tea Setts;
VACES; COLOGNE BOTTLES; TOILET
. SETTS; FANCY AND STAPLE
ARTICLES of every description; .
Silver Plated
KNIVES. FORKS, CARD BASKETS, &c.
. IE A TRAYS; WAITERS; .
COAL OIL JLAMPS of many varieties.
While thanking the public and the trade for
tho liberal encouragement extended to us in the
past, we horc they will not forsret to call and see
us at our NEW CHINA STOKE.
C. A. & S. E. jrcCARTnEY,
- f JupoRTtRS of Earthenware,
- On South side 2d trcet.
Kfavsvillo, Ky., January 7th. 1SCI."
GODDARD HOUSE,
CORNER OF MALKET & FRONT, STS
Opposite Steamboat Landing,
MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY.
Mm. E. F. FLEMING, Proprietress..
pHIS well known Hotel, has been re-
JL paired nd refitted in a superior manner
and Is low open to the pubhe-
The Proprietress recently of Fox Springs, so
licits the patronage of tho traveling community.
No pains will bj pparod to give satisfaction to
the pticsts of the honso. .' ' '
jfStaaes laavcdailv for all points in the in
terior. . - Mrs. E. h FLEMING.
Feb. 12-Gm
GEORGE ARTHUR
Baker & Confectioner
AMD DEALER IN
Fruits, Nuts, Toys,
FANCY GOODS, Sec,
Has removed his Stock to
BTTLLLNS & FTJNT'S Old Stand, on
SSCOICX) STHE3QT,
Where he will be pleased to see und wait upon all
Maysville.Ky., April 9th, 1363.
JOHN A. SEATON, J.B. BRODKICK
SEATON z BRODRICK
WHOLESALE S:RETAIL
DEUGGISTS,
AND DEALERS IN
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
Paints, tOils, Glass, &c.
CORNER SECOND COURT STS.
Seaton & Brodrick,
AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR
HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE AND FULL
assortment of these most CELEBRATED
and. RELI ABLE Seeds direct from Phi ladelphin .
They would call special al tentien to the fiit Hint
they are Landreth's REGULAR AGENTS, and
tho Seeds coming directly from him can be re
lied on. PEAS. BEANS and CORN for hv
tho qnnrt or gallon.
fc i.anuretb'8 Knral Register and Almanac
okatis. fFcb. 11. 1S64.
REMOVAL !
IOUISSTINE would respectfully inform hii
J customers and friends tha'. he has mmnm
removed
to Cadwalladoi's Ruildine.in the room foimprli.
occupied by the Telegraph Office.
Fall and WinTer Goods !
111,0 r-r-..r-
uuuliJ OIIINC
M K R f H A N T T A T T n P
'inifciun
a nj 11 ' I.' 1 'i'w i.rr ii.i..n ....
1 uniiisiifcH,
HM.UUJVD STRJSE1, MA YSVILLE, KY..
TEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
XV Choice
in Ins line, which he is prepared to dispose of at
mno mi iiou . - ne solicits a call
from his friends and pledcea his beat effort t
October 1, 1S63. LOfJIS STINE.
NEW BOOKS !
rjISTOLY of Charles the Bold, by Kirk;
l Second Year of the War, Pollard:
Confederate Reoort of Battles:
OU Helmet; . , ;
My Farm tit Edgewood, by lb Marvel;
Les Miscrablen. bound in 1 volume: :
Life of Stonewall Jackson, by Judge Daniels;
Hannah Iburetnu, Kaard Taylor; -
Titles of a Wayside Inn;
Faith Gartney Girlhood: "
Relryhr Medrci-' ; !
PeculUrt.i ; ' UV
Louie' Last Terra :
Jiousehhld Friends: .. , . -
Owen Meredith's Poems;" ' v v"
wu- oi victor Hugo; . .
My Davsuud Nizhts on the Batllpflot. '
- CSTTTIie abe?e. with nnmeroiia nlr v.lnnM.
Books, received and forai-lo aUEattern- prices,
feb 4. 1864. - - G - W. BLATTERM AN.
T WILL PAY THE HIGUEST CASU
1 Pi.'lCE FOR '
10,000 Bushel's (CORN,
At iny Warehouse, on' Wall street. ' '
ALKX. POWER.
UaygvUley., March 8,-1664. , ;
f M A T S V t L L E A N D CINCINNATI
THB FINK, WW AND aPUKDlDITIiuti
This fine Steamer . Wl-t For t, , .
was built ex
pressly
an
J. H. PRATHER, , Commander. '
OT, MO KBIS.Clerk.
Leaves foot of WalnutSt.. for Mr:iu .
Monday , Wednesday and Friday, at 12o'cloVl V
Leaves Maysville for Cincinnati, every Til
day, Thursday and Saturday, 10 o'clock, A. IT
"For Freight or Passage apply on boar
to GRAHAM & MoNEELY. oard,o
Freight received at all hours at the Mavsviliw
Packet LandiBff. : ; - . MaJUl
CinclnnaU, Mays lie and Portsmouth"""
REGULAR TRI-WUBKI.Y PACKET
Alio orLUJJDiu H TEA Mb
DBostona,
Captain Wx. McClad, Coairrander. will con
tinue in the above trade, leaviLgCincinnaiiever
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and Ports-
nioum avery oionaay, reanesaay and ridav
10 XT o : n r - i . . 1 J 1
01 1 "j.. ci.uppiLij ui jjiaYBviiie enner wt
,M.
For freight or passage apply on board or to B
McN belt, Agent,. Maysville, Ky.
B. 0. BOSS. - . , r . ' , WM.COLVni
ROSS & COLVIN,
HDUS1 SI6R AND 0R1VAMESTAL
Shop on 2nd Street, over Gurney's Meat Start
' ' - v MAYSVILLE. KENTUCKY.
GRAINING. GILDING, GLAZING ahd
PAPER HANGING, done in the latest and
n:ost approved style, and with dispatch. '
june lth, 1302. ...
DEKIM HOUSE
Fifth street, bet. Main & Sycamore,
CINC I N N ATI , OH I O:
CORBTN
tBTN GALLEUER,) ,
. F. PERRIE, f Pbopbie
JOS
TORS.
TniS POPULAR HOTEL HAS BEEN RE
PAIRED and REFITTED THROUGHOUT,
and is now open to the Public. The Proprietors,
recently of tbo "Goddard Hoose,,,'Maysvilie,
Ky., solicit th patronage of the travellin (com
munity, and especially of those Kentiickians to
whom they huve been known as the hosts of tb
Goddarc'. No pains will be spared togivesaU
faction to every guest of the Honse.
COKBIN GALLEHEB,
JOS. F. PERRIE.
Cincinnati, O., Dec. 4th, 1862.
S. SALOMON,
WATCHMAKER,
Goodakd House Buildino,
X nrltet Street,
: May 7, 1860-ly MAYSVILLE, KY.
NB W B O
OES.
"VTy. Farm at Edgewood,
by Ike Mar-
i-JL .vol . 1 5
Hannah Thurston, by Esyard Taylor, 1 5
Talew of a Wayside Inn, by Longfellow. 123
llubks, by Marion UarlanJ. ... 150
The Kinp of Amusis, by Bulwer ' ' 1 25
Lonie's Last Term, by Anthorof Rntledga 1 50
Soundings from the Atlantic, IIoLmes I 25
Gentlemen's Rook of Etiquette 1 50
Beauties of EngliKh Poetry -4 00
Eveninjrs with the Poets 4 00
Longfellow's Poems, Cabinet edition 2 50
Heaven Our Home &c . 109
E3?The above, with numerous other new ana
valuable publications, juM; received by .
G. W BLATTEttSrfAN,
BoolN-sellers. Second Street.
V. 15. COCHRAN'S
FAMILY GROCERY STORE,-
No 23, west-side Market St.,
oL"f MAYSVILLE KY.
JUST received a laTgo stock of Family and
Assorted Groceries, such as
Susar, Syrup, Coffee; Teas, Mackrrel
Fish, Ntitmejrs, Spicfs, Can d lex, Wil
low nd Hoflileii Ware, II room",
Tobacco, Cigars Ac., &c.
HavUioroiight all my Goods for cash, and my
motto being "Quick Sales andSkall Profits,"
1 can assure all who may giro me a call, the
cheapest Groceries in the city
tSfThc best quality of COAL OIL always on
hand and for sale at the lowest market price.
A. B. COCHRAN.
JS.. B. Five year Old Bourbon on tap, and the
best of all kinds of Liqnors tonstantly on hand.
Maysville, Ky., March 19, 1863. A. B.C.
For Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ants, Bed
Buss, illoths in Furs. Wool
sects on Plants, Fowls, Animals. &c.
I Pmnp in 25c. 50c. and $1 .00 Boxes, Bottles, and
- ouu v ajus jur xxoiCIS. r CSLIO A3
STITUTIONS, &C.
'Only infallible remedies known." '
"Free from Poisons." - s
!,'?ot "nperoiis to tho Human Family .
''Rats come ont of their boles to die."
"Sold Wholosale in all large Cities. 1
!dfoV.l by all Druggists A Ketailers everywhere
13rfnBi wahk!!! of all wortbless imi-tatjons.
"See that "Costab's" name Is on oatin BoX
Boltlrf, and Flask, before yon buy.
EAddrcsa .... UI2NKY Jt. OOSTAR
fcj?"PRINC!PAI.DEPOT 432 BitOADWATj N. Y.
f"Soldbyall Wholesale 3fc Retail Druggists
in Maysville. Ky. i mar SI , lS64-6m.
RAGS WAITED! .
Cl LBS OOOD CLEAN OOT-
AVSWU-U TON OK LINEN BAGS, for
which 1 will pay the highest Market Pr.ce. -..
. . . G. W .-BL ATTERM AN,1
feb. 4;h, lS64. ; , Bookstore. Snd St,
Books oii Gardening, &c.
American Home Garden . Watson.
J-. " Gardoning for the South ' ' ! "White.
Fiower Garddn Directory s --r i u t V.rAc.-
Fruit Garden Barry.
Fl nit Book - - Unnrm-
Vino Dremer's Man0alr r Zi, t. k i TrnAmeim.
Strawberry and Raspberry Culture Pardee.
-, .v xor eaie ,oy. . ..... , : -
G. W. BLATTERMAN, '
pn!7 . , " ' Second Street
; Gun-Powder Teas, . ;
OF SUPEKIOR QUALITY; just received and
for Kule ut our Drug Store, Corner-2nd fe
Court Streets. SEA J ON & -BRODRICK,
MaVtvie,"irf;'.'8rt Mtireh, 1S4. -;
SU1NGLES.-2"0,000 Kniugles jnst received
. and, lor Kale by, T JNU. 11, RICHESON.
March 174 ' " 1 A
A largo supply of best quality .'for "sale by
2Tn: .....ui. . .BEN PHISTEE