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-Fw readers can be-ware," until they
hava bad occasion to tent the fact, how
much labor of research ia often saved by
nch, table as the following the work of
one now in hlf grare. If 'History is Poetry,'
as one wbo ia a true poet himself forcibly
remarksthen here ia 'Poetry personified:' '.
"ltOTi "Virginia-'' first settled by the English.
1614. New York first settled by the Dutch.
120. Massachusetts settled by the Poritans.
' J ' New Hampshire settled by Pu.i tans. .
1624." New Jaraev aettlad bv the Dutch.
1627. Delaware settled by Swedes and Fins.
1635. Maryland settled by Irish Catholics.
164. Omnocti cut "Settled by the Puritans.
168.r Rhode Island settled by Roger WUliams.
1650..' North Carolina settled bj the English.-'
1670. South Carolina settled by the Huguenots.
132. Pennsylvaniaaettled by William Penn.
1788. Georgia afc led ty General Oglethorpe.
1791. . Vermont admitted into the Union..
1792. " Kentucky admitted into the Union.
1796. Tennoasee admitted into the Union.
1802. . Ohio admitted into the Union. . ,
1S1I. Louisiana admitted into the Union. '
1816. Indiana admitted into the Union.
1817. Mississippi admitted into tho Union.
1818. Illinois admitted into the Union.
1S19. . Alabama admitted inro the Union.
1820. ' Maine admitted into the Union.
1821. Missouri admitted into the Union.
1886. ' Michigan admitted into the Union.
1888. Arkansas admitted into the Union.
1S45. " Florida admitted into the Union. .
1845. Texaa admitted into the Union. -
1846. Iowa admitted into tba Union.
1B43." Wisconsin admitted into the Union,
lb 50. Caliiornia admitted into the Union.
New England and Wab. Tho follow
ing stanza were very popular in New Eng
land,' where they were extensively publish
ed and admired in 1847, the year of tbe
Mexican war: "
- "As for war, I call it murder,
There on have it plain and flat;
I don't want to go no fnrder , ";
Than my Tcstyment fcr that.
- -6od has said bo -plump and fairly;
It's as long as it is broad,
And you've got to get np airly
. Ef you want to take in God.
No description of a Yankee has ever been
givon so thoroughly characteristic aa this;-
He'd kiss a qneen till he'd raise a blister
With his arms round her neck- and his old felt
hat on;
Address a king by the title of Mister,
And ask him the price of the throne he sat on.
Neal Dow it aick at Portland. -.- His lodg:
ing in Ibby prison didn't seem to agree
with him. Perhaps he may be troubled
with 'pianos' on the brain.
The Pacific Echo (Cal.) says: 'The name
of our Presidential candidate is' at the head
of oar columns, Thomas II. Seymour, of
Connecticut, whose political record wears no
blemish, whose voice baa ever been on the
side of peice. We are ready to follow him,
or one like him, to defeat or victory; in
either event, conscious of performing our
duty to oor conBtry and mankind.'
Prentice, of the Louisville Journal, says:
'Some of onr military officers, if they ever
have occasion for wooden legs, will we pre -same,
get curved ones. They so like to go
on benders." -
At Baton RoogoLa., the following in
scription may be fonnd in the grave-yard:
"Here lies the body of David' Jones. His
last words were, 'I die a Christian and a
Democrat.'" . 5
Prentice asks what's the use of paying
yearly $3,000 apiece to members of Con
gress? There are enonsb persona wbo would
pay the Government $3,000 Tor the privilege
of being members, and probably they would
sot be much worse than the present set.
In olden times, women were prohibited
from marrying until they had spun a set of
bed furniture, and hence they were called
spinsters until they married. Now-a-days
they spin street yarn.
COFamers, hold on to your breadstuff
wheat, corn, &e. There are squally
times ahead. Don't bold it for higher
prices, but hold it for charity's sake, for hu
manity, that the poor and suffering in your
neighborhoods may be served in the hour
of their dire necessity. We are no alarm
ist, but out of pare regard for truth and ha
inanity, we make these suggestions. Lay
mem up, ana remember them.-Untie.-.
Got. Medary, editor, of the Crisis, pub
lished at Columbus, Ohio, says: "There
can be no doubt the fact, that any attempt
to transfer the Democratic party on to a war
platform will be resisted with more deter
mination than some men, who would sell
the country for an office, suppose. They
want neither Lincoln nor any of bis Major
uenerals. i he strength, and the only
strength of the Democratic party, from first
to last, has been opposition to the war, un
holy, barbarous and ruinous,"
The Iowa Weekly Bugle rays: "Is it the
popular sentiment of the Democrats, of the
Northern States? We answer no! The
popular sentiment of the l)pmncrt nf ihn
Northern States is, (hat the Union cannot le-'l
restored by war, and therefore being in favor
oi me restoration or ine.union, they are op-
posed to the war. believing with the lament-
a it. r . i a wt . .
ed Douglas, that 'WAR IS DISUNION,
FINAL, ETERNAL SEPARATION.' "
k-VT I
RTALiATioa. The Springfield (Mass.)
republican, discussing the law and practice
Of retaliation, tarnishes the following histo
rical parallel.
During the war of 1812, there was no in-
atance or retaliation by the Infliction of death
though the right was repeatedly asserted
In the strongest terms. The most notewor
thy Instance was wneo, alter the battle of
Qaeenstown, the British selected twenty
three Irish prisoners to be sent to England
and tried for high treason. Scott threaten
ed retaliation, and ao equal cumber of Brit
ish prisoners were set apart to await the fate
of the Irish. The British thereupon im
prisoned forty-six Americans, end forty-
sir British officers were immediately seleo
ted acd held as hostages for their safety and
restoration. The matter finally subsided,
with no executions on either side.
The Washington Constitutional Union
tays: "There ia a newspaper published in
Aionuik, said io oe ueneral Uutler'g organ.
wnico ispriniea.it is also stated, by twenty
five soldiers detailed for the purpose, edited
vjr vapiaiu, buu uperioienaea Dy a
co lonel, all coder government pay."
Little drops of rain brighten the mead
ows, and little acts of kindness brighten the
world.
An exchange says the country cannot dis
pense with Gm. Butler's services. did
hrarthat h go! tu rne v-ry valiMl!e servi
cts (of plfp n L ).i is-u. but we thought
he intended them for himself and sot lor
the Coantrj. Prentice.
II. C. LLO ID. Wm. H. RICHARDSON
Lloyd & Richardson,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
GROCERIES,
? VY 1 N E S, LIQUORS, ?
TEAS & TOBACCO,
FOSIARirNGIEOMMISSM
M E K C H .A N T S,;
. OPPOSITE OODDABD HOrSI, . ,
MASKETS TBEET- -, MAYS VILLE, Y.
V7E WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL
v T your attention to the above card, and
solicit a portion of yonr patronage, promising to
fill orders -promptly and satisfactorily. . .""
We have established ourselves for the pur
pose of inducing Merchants to make their pur
i . . . - -
cuacca iiero msieaa 01 eisewiiere; and as our
goods are bought dibect from first hands in the
Eastern .Market,' by our Bioker, we make
this proposition to Merchants: .. .. ? ...
, That we will duplicate any bill bought
in Cincinnati, and if goods are not what
we represent them, they' can be sent
back at oar expense. ' '
We have "just received from the East " J
SO Ilhds. Choice new N. O.BUGARr -10
- " Prime " " . ; . ,.-. t-r.
SO Bbls.-LovEamo's Philadelphia. EEFINED
8UGAKS Crushed, Granulated, Powder
ed and Coffoo A.
50 Bags Choice Yellow fe Bright Green COFFEE
MOLASSES Old ind Now Oop; ' ' .-'"-- ;
MACKEREL in all sizes, direct from Bos
ton, last Crop 1S63; --
40 Kega.Newca'stle ENGLISH SODA; -
TOBACCO a large lot in Boxes, Caddies, Ac.
TEAS a Superior lot of all kinds, selected lor
tins portion of the Country.
In addition to our stock of Heavy Groceries, we
have a large assortment of Fancy:
CI3ARS,at all pncesjFancy Wash and Shaving
SOAFS; Whola and Half Boxes new M. E.
and Layer RAISIN; SARDINES; FIGS;
PICKLES; PEACHES, Cove and .
Spiced OYSTEES; MUSTARD,
in boxes; 50 & 25 lbs. boxes
' " -assorted CANDIES;
CHEESE; CB ACKERS;
INDIGO; MADDER;
SPICES, gruin. and ground; ALUM;
Kace & Ground GINGER ; COPPERAS;
.BLACKING, large and small; BLACKING
BRUSHES; FAUCETS; CINNAMON, ground
and in matts; CAPS; SHOT; LEAD; ,
EXT.' LOGWOOD; STARCH; i "
GERMAN SOAP;
A large variety of CAP, NOTE & LETTER PA
PEE; EN VELOPES, buff and white; &s.&o.
ETIn addition to the above, we offer induce
ments to the trade in
1 O TXOHTS I
EECTIFIED WHISKY sold at Cincinnati prices.
GINGER WINE, GIN, BRANDY, and with
supe-ior lot of OLD BOCJIIBON WHISKY
at all prices. Respectfully,
LLOYD & RICLIARDSOK
Maysville, Ky., March 8, 1864)
NEW CMIfJA, GLASS
AND
Queensware House ! !
E. ALBERT,
IMPORTER AND DEALER
Seoond. Street.
One door below Geo. Aithur't Confectioner Slorel
0 .
T7"EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND a laros
AND WELI. SEL.KCTED STOCK OV '
French and English China, Glass,
QUEENS WARESs FANCY GOODS,
in great variety, as Vases, Toilet Sets in China,
jrariun juarDie ana isonemain mass; -JJewel
Boxes; Fancy and Toy
Boxes, Toy Tea Sets, etc. ,
DINNER AND TEA SETS,
of all qualities,
white, - - .. ".' -:.
U-KJNA.UJiiN i.JiL AJNJJ
.... - . - FINE GILT.
Silver Plated and Britannia Tea Sets,
Castors, Etc.,
Plated Table Ware: Ivory Bone and . Wood
Handled Forks and Knives Knives; Tea Trays
. and Waiters, ef all sizss and varieties,
Imported Direct from the Manufactories ia
t-.E U R O P E . ei .:
Also, the large and most complete stock of
rr A rT ATT A TlfDC '
UUAL JLLj lillHL O-
. . '
of all sizes oud styles,' from SO cents to $10 each
BURNERS, CHIMNEYS ' " ' - '
PAPER SHADES and WICKS;
Tbe Very Best of PTJRE COAL OIL,
CANS, ETC.;
all of which I will sell for CASH at the VERY
LOWEST CINCINNATI prices. '
EtT-Accommodation to the wants of custom
ers, quick sales and small profits are the govern-
mg principles or my Dusinexs. Cali.seeand
judge for yourselves! It. ALItEKT.
MaysviUe, J?et 4, 1S64.
THE LEE HOUSE,
Corner of Front & Sutton Streets,
MAYSVILLE, - "- - KENTUCKY.
HORD & PEPPER Proprietors.
THE Undersigned take pleasure in an
nouncing to the people of Maysville and
Mason county, and to the traveling mM
. It . 1. .. . U u i , . r'
n y, mat iuoy uo jeuwu Ilna DODulsr nrl enm-
modioos Hotel for a series of yearr, and have
opened it for the reception of boarders nd th
accommodation of transient customers. It is
convenient to. the steamboat Landings, and is
the office for the Stage lines to the interior of
tha State. 1 be House is Dei rig thoroughly re
paired and refitted throughout, and no paint
wiii be spared to mate it. in an re.-pecis toe best
Hotel in North Eastern Kentucky. Especialcare
will be bestowed upon the table, wbicn will al
ways be Mippiied with the luxuries of the Mays
villeand Cincinnati market-.
mar 31, 'o 6.n - HOltD & PEPPER.
00,000 MORE MEN WANTED!
POM ERO V COAL ! ! Z . ' J
1QNSTaN f LY ou Land ai:d for side on Com
J miasion by CilAKLES PHISTER.
Maysville, March 17th, 1 864-tf . .. .
W. S. FRANK,
A t torney at L a w,
v . . COURf ' STREET, -;
.V-.,1 f LMaysville, ;KyL
tPrompt attention oaid to Collecting.,!
february 18th, 1864.
J. Z. BUMRALL,
h ATTORNEY : AT; LAVV,:.
1 ' . J MAYSVILZE, -KTjM
WILL practice in the Courts of Mason and ad
joining counties.
OFFICE West-side or Court Street.
jan!5,136g-lv
B. C. .-IH 1 3 T.ER, -
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE ON TfiE WEST SIDE OF COURT ST.
MA YSV1LLE, :K Y;.
August U ,1S62. '
- IIi. JOHN ISUll.Xv'H
CECRO J 'BITTERS!.:
Tho Latest and Most Important Discovery
NO MAN'S NAME IS MORE INTIMATELY
connected with the history of the Materia
Medica of the Unitod States, or more fnvorahlv
known as a pioneer in medical di.-icovery, than
that of JOHN BULL, of Louisville, Ky. Ilio in
imitable preparation of ' Sarsaparilla has loutt
stood at the bead of the various compounds of
that valuablo drug. His compound Pcoloral of
Wild Cherrv has Tccomo a household word
throughout the West and South; and his Worm
Lozenges in lees than a year after their intro
duction, attained a reputation as widespread as
the continent of North Aioorica. But the crown
ing glory of bis lil'o remains to bo attained in his
latest discovery, or rather combination, for he
does not claim to have been the dixcoverer of
CEDRON, which is tho basis of the Bitters now
offered U the public. That honor belongs to tho
native inhabitants or Central America, to whom
its virtues have been known for m re than two
hundred years. Armed with it. the Indian bids
deiiance to the most deadly malaria, and handles
without rear tho most venomous serpents. It is
a belief with them that while there is breath left
in the body the Cedron is potent to cure, no mat
tet what the disease may be.
While Dr. Bull Is not prepared to indorse this
extravagant' pretension, he is nevertheless satis
fied from a thorough examination of the evidence
relating to its virtues, that, as a remedy and
preventive for all diseases arisin-from exposure
either to changes of weather and climate or to
he miasmatic influences, it stand without a
rival, and justly deserves the reputation it has
so long enjoyed in Central America and the West
inaics. id - -
DYSPEPSIA
end its attendant train of symptoms, it acts
l cnarm than a medicine'. There is
oothine in the whole range of the Materia Medica
that can for a moment bear a comparison with
t in this disease.- : r-
A fnU'accomit of this wonderful plant mav bo
found in tho eleventh edition of the U. S. Dis
pensatory, pages 1837 and 1358.
A scries of experiments, which Dr. Bull hns
been for years eneueed, has just been brought to i
a successful termination, ami ne is now enabled
offer to the public a combination of Cedron
with other improved tonics, the whole p-cs-erved
ii
be best quality oi . copper-distilled iKurbon
whia
ky, which he is confident has ao equal in
irorld.
the
Hom'nrht furnish a volume of certificates, but
the public have long since learned to estim ate
such thincrs at their true value. The safest tlan
is for every one to lest for 1 imself the virtuoj of
'new medicine, (nvc the
Cedron x3itt era
one trial, and yon will never use any others.
It is not necessary to publish a Ions list tf dis
eases for which tho Cedron Bitters are a specific,
in all diseases ol the STUAlACli, BOWELS,
KIDNEYS,-or LIVER;
in all affections ol the BRAIN depending up
on derangement of the Stomach or Rowels;
in GOUT, RHEUMATISM fe NEURALGIA;
And in FEVER AND AGUE;
It is destined to supersede all other remedies.
It Inot only cures all thee discuses but it pre-
vcuis incm.
A wine glass full of the Bitters taken an hour
before each meal will obviate the ill effects of the
most unhealthy climate and screen the person
taking it against disease under the most trying
exposn re.
Sold by Drnggists and Grocers, generally.
Dr. JOHN BULL'S Principal Office, Fifth
street, Louisville, Ky. ,
. Sold Wholesale and Retail by
SEATON tfe BRODRICK.
Cor. 2nd and Court Streets,
mar 7, lS64-ly Maysville, Ky.
Come down in the center,
That's what it means !
- -. N. C
SADDLE R'Y
rjHE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW" SITUATED
L so as to give his undivided attention to the
Manufactory of every article connected with the
SADDLE AND HARNESS TRADE !
He has now on hand and in process of making, a
splendid assortment of Gentlemen and Ladies'
Saddle; Saddle Bags; Buggy, Carriage, Biake
and Sulkey Harness; Wagon and I'Jow Gear;
Kidiner Bridles, with Kackina. Port and Snaffle
Bitls; Waggon, Buggy, Coach, Sulkey and Kid
ing Whips; Hog and Kips kin Collars; Ilnrse
Covers, suitable lor ad seasons; Leather, Web
and Kope Halters; Worsted, Cotton ;.nd Hemp
Girths; Eed top and Iron strant II a me: Drnv
and Cait Harness; in short every thing usually
kept in a Saddlery Establishment, which will bo
sold at Wholesale and lie tail, at low prices, to
punctual dealers; 5 per . cent off for cash.
gfA)l Kepairiue attended to at once, at mv
Old Stand, on 2nd street, to find which. "Come
down in the Center," between Market & Sutton.
X. rL. KICKRIIS.
Maysville, March 26ch.lS63.
HANDLES. Star & Sumnror Mould Candles
J fof best quality, at BEN PHISTER'S
MACKEY & WOOD.
W1
E HAVE REMOVED OUR DRUG
STORE to the EaM Side of Sutton
Street. 2nd door from Second, to the New Stoee
ntted np exi ressiy lor onr business; where we
nave opened a JNew and Jixtensire btock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE-STUFFS, PER
FUMERY, ALL ARTICLES OF TOILET,
And Everything in the NOTION LINE.
ALSO, Paints, Oils, Lamps, Chimneys,
Garden Seeds, Ac. &c.
tdSTWo hope all our old patrons willcontinne
their favors, and that new ones will call in and
see us, for we promise Jiargutn. - .
MACKEY & WOOD,
Maysville, Mar 8, 1S64. Sutton street.
MAYSVILLE
SOAP & CANDLE FACTORY.
Third Street, between Sutton V Wall,
OppoiiU Chatf-PhisUr's Lumber Yard.
GOOD SUPPLY OF MOULD AND
SUMMER CANDLES. GERMAN AND
FANCY SOAFS Conxtanilv on hand
ier Agent for Starch & Stur Candles.
CjyCash paid for Tallow and Sap Grease.
Dec. 10 .... ;i, , - JAMES SMITH.
IEA a very sujerior article, tho best import
ed, in store and lor eale by - . .
jus; 19 . , . BEN POSTER
..-' 33 "A". : -. w.-1 1" 'i- v
GEAIJN1, GROCER!.,
: f .-V 1 A.ND, ujr-i-
COMMISSION HOUSE
V "Corner of 3rd fir Market Streets,'
MAYSVILLE,-KENTUCKY.
.r v r -'Mt.:f'i tfi
I HAVE JUST OPENED" A GRAIN,
GROCERY 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 price in cash
or WHEAT, BYE and BARLEY. ...
I have jnst received a full stock of Groceries,
Sugar," Molasses, CofleerTea . Rice, Fisb,Tbaeco,
Salt," &c, &o. , together with' a general assort
mentofall articles in tho Grooeryline:allwar-?
ranted to be of the best quality. My goods have
been bought exclusively for Cash i and will-be
sold for Cash Country Produce, at very small
-1 have'' also "on hand a large etock'of PURE"
OLD BOURBON WHISKY. . v. -r-
Commission, Storage & Forwarding Business
attended to with "promptness.
- All-persons desirous of getting the: worth of
thoir money, wil please give me a call. - , : ., .
jnnemth,lS62. DEN PUISTEH. -
G RUSHED,-Powdered and Granula'.ed Sugar,
of best quality, in store and sr sale low by
.... BEN PHISTER,
junO 19 s 1 ,- Cor." 3rd & MarbeS streets.
SYRUP. Philadelphia and Baltimore Symps.
in barrels, half barrels and 10 gal. kegs, for
sale low by
BEN PI1ISTER, .
June 19
Cor. Srd.& Market streets.
TOBACCO of all grades and prices, for sale
- - : By BEN PHISTER,
jane 19 " - Cor. 8rd fe Market streets.
"7INEGAR of the best quality, for sale by
y -. june
19.
, .BEN PHISTER.
T?ISIL Mackerel and White Fish, jn barrels.
JL? hf. barrels quarter barrels and , kita,of best
brands tor sale at lowest rates oy
june 19 '" " : BEN PHISTER
- NEW MACKEREL
BARRELS NO. I MACKEREL;
20 Barrels No 3 ' f do-
21
''20 half barrels No 1 : ao. "'
20 -..- a , .do... .-.
25 . r , " 1 do.
25 u-". ,t - 2 - - do."' '
25 Kitts N6 1 ' - do. - '
25 " . do.
Just received .direct from Boston and for - lie at
a smnll advance.
ami!2 ' " At BE1? PniSltR'S.
Ne w Crrain Store!
TTAVINO Retired from the firm of Alex.
L 1 I'oweb A Co., I will continue on my own
account in the Grain Trade, on Wall Street, next
door to Alex. Maddox, and solicit all onr old
customers to give me a call, aa I have large
number of Kacks and feel conn Jen tof my ability
to give entire satisfaction to all who may be.
pleaded to deal with me. - " "
, . , ALEX. TOWER.
Maysville, Ky., July 1.1S63. .
Braiding All the Go !
T HAVE LATEjlY RECEIVED A LARGE
1 vuricty of new Style ST AM PS, which in
addition to my former stock enables me to offer
a greater variety ol UKAIDIJSU- rATr.EKS than
can be found in tho. City. .1 am prepared to
Stamp Ladies' or Children's Dresses or CloaTcs
in the latent style, on short notico and at
modorate rales.
fcfi7 L.ADISS are invited to call and see my
attebms. Mas. UEL. AKTUUB,
Muysviiie, ucu io. ' . tecoiKi htroet. ;
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALER
VS ALL KINDS cr
I. SALT. &!..
Corner of Wall & 2nd Streets,
MAYSVILLE, - KENTUCKY
j ijie 19, lS62-ly -
"THE HOWE
G 1V1ACH!
T HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW LOT OF
X THK CELEEEATED HOvvE SEWING
MACHINE, direct from tho Manufacturer, and
will sell ihcm at the lowest possible rate for C:ish.
These Machines aro adapted for heavy as well as
me finest sewing. Uull and examine them at tho
residence of S. Shocklkt, on Short street.
Mrs. A. J. SMITH, Agent.
t3FNEEDi.Es and Spool Threads can bo had
at S. Shocklet's Store, on Market street.
Maysville, Ky., Feb. 25th, 1865.
AVIIEELER & WILSON'S
Sewinsr Machines!
Awarded tne First Premium as the best
Family Sewing Machine,
Foi three successive years at che
UNITED STATES FAIR;
For five vears at the '
For five years at the
CINCINNATI" MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.
WITH IMPROVEMENTS!
GLASS FOOT;
UEMMER;
CORDER & BRAIDER.
ALSO
MA CHINE NEEDLES, CO TTONS, c.
t2T"For sale by
J. B. GIBSON, Agent, "
TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
fcb.4lb.lS84. Matsvillb.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY!
THE undersigned would rospectfnlly announce
.that having made extensive additions to
tneir establishment and stock of (roods, thev are
now prepared to furnish all articles in their line
as favorably as any houso in Cincinnati. Our
goods are all bought for Cash, direct from the
manufacturers in tho JSast.
u e keep constantly on hand a complete stock
- j -- v..Jt..v,vw ..(.wi .
or v ALtLi,
BUFF and
lli itHjar ana ixuii, r JixtS:
W H1TE ENVELOPES; , ...
BLANK ACCOUNT
and
MEMORANDUM
BOOKS;
SCHOOL. LAW, THEOLOGICAL & MEDICAL
BOOKS; ......
THE LATEST MISCELLANEOUS PUBLTCA-.-
TIONS OF THE 1 A Y.'as soon as published;
together .with a splendid nssoriment of
FANCY AR I'ICLEs and NOTIONS.
vo invite Hpeciah attentisn to our stock nf
WALL P.rEK & W1KDOW SHADES, feeling
confident that in point tf variety and cheapness
it excel- anything ever brought io this market- '
eu
fctjty and Country custom solicited. Orders
from Country Merchants, promptly filled at Cin
cinnati juices. J. G. C. S. ROGERS - -
Maysville, March 17, 1S64. , Second Stie'et.
1UEESE Tho most select brands of richv
V- pure, tiuegraB9 cheese. . :
- ALEX. MADDOX. -
& RETAIL
South side 2d beL Court & Market St
GA.; i- J; McGARTHEY,
" O . . ,
"7 ANNQUCE WITH
VV pleasure, the RE
r MOVAL of our Stock of
C BIN GLASS
Q (TEENSWARE,
to the huildi ng formerly 6c
cupled by E. Mabtin Sad
dler, where we are openinjr
a large and complete assortment of Goods,
. IMPORTED BY OURSELVES
DIRECT FROM THE MANUFCTOR!ES.
.Our stock is larse) containing great varieties of
tLiXS WRITS, OOLB BAND A' TANCIT; DEOOKATKD
Dinner and Tea Setts; ;
VACESf COLOGNE BOTTLES; TOILET
i r SETTSr FANCY; AND STAPLE ;J
' K' ARTICLE of every description";; .
v . - Silver Plated -
KNIYES. FORKS, CARD BASKETS, &c,
- ' " ' lEATRATSi WAITERS;
COAL" OIL LAMPS of many varieties.
While thanking tha public and the trade for
tho liberal encouragement extended to us in the
past, we hore they-will not forget to call and see
us at our NEW . CHJNA STORE. . . : .
G. A & J..E. McCAETHEY,
,rr ,. Impobtebs o Eabthenwakk,
v . On South-side 2d street.
"Maysville, Ky., January 7th, 1S64. . -
G ODD ARD HOUSE
CORNER OF MALKET& FRONT,: STS
Opposite Steamboat Landing,
MAYSVILLE, . KENTUCKY-
Mrs. E. F. FLEMIiVG, Proprietress.
'TIIIS well ' known Hotel, has' been re-
A paired and rentted in a superior manner
and Is row open to the puolic."- . - ; -'
The Proprietress recently of Fox Springs, so
licits the patronage of tho traveling community.
No pains wilt b spared to give satisfaction to
the ir nests of the house.
Ef Stages leave duilv for all points in the in
terior. Mrs. E. F. FLEMING.
Feb. 12-6m . - -
REMOVAL.
GEORGE ARTHUR
Baker & Confectioner
- - ahd dealer n i , t - .
':i Fruits, Nuts, Toys,
FANCY GOODS, .See..
Has removed his Stock to
JFTLLIN & FUNTS Old Stand, on
SSCONI STRE3E3T,
Where he will bo pleased to see and wait upon all
Maysville, Ky., April 9th, 1S63.
JOHN A.' SEATON, J.B. IfKODRICK
seaton & brodrick:
WHOLESALE ARETAIL ' '
DEUG-aiSTS3
AND DEALERS IN
MEDICINES, CUEMICALS,
Paints, iOils, Glass, &c.
CORNER SECOND- COURT" STS.
Seaton & Brodrick,
AUTIIORIZEH AGENTS FOR
HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE AND FULL
assortment of these most CELKRRATFn
and RELIABLE Seeds direct from Philadelphia
1 hey would call sneeial nltentidn tr font tVot
they are Landreth's REGULAR AGENTS, and
the Seeds eominir direott.v from him pan k v
lied on. PEAS, BEANS and CORN for sale by
the quart or gallon, . ,
lbs? -L.andreth'8 iinral Register and Almnnac
GXATrs. TFeb. 11. ISfiA.
EEMOYAL !
LOUIS STINE would respectfully inform his
customers and friends that ha
to CuawalIaclcTT3 Buildinsr. in Iheroorm fnmri i
i r7?T W
Fal1 Winter QoodS
LOUIS STINE
MERCHANT TAILOR
AND GENTS FURNISHER.
SECOND STREE1, MAYSVILLE, KY
jr EE PS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
JLX. Choice assortment of a'l Seonnnhl pa
. I'll VV.IQ
in bis line, which he is prepared to dispose of at
lunwuattB IW---V4CU," tie solicits a call
from his friends and pledsres hia beet pffnrra tn
October 1, 1S63. " LOUIS STINE
NEW BOOKS
HISTORY of Charles the Bold, by Kirk:
Second Year of the War, Pollard:
Confederate Report of Battles;
Old Helmet; .
My Farm at Edffewood. bv llr raoi.
Les Miserable, bound in 1 vnlumo '
Life of StonewAll Jackson, hv.ln.lr.1 n:i.
. . . j 4auiglBi
iuuisiun, xuj ara J. ay lor;
Tales of a Wayside Inn:
Faith Gartney Girlhood;
I V . t : - . - j - . '
Peculiar: ' - - .
Louie Last Term;
Household Friends: - . -
Owen Meredith's Poems; :.: . ; -
Lifo of Victor Hnsro:
My Days and Nights on the Battlefield; '
H..sr-s. . -
"The above, with nnmorn.rAiin v.in.ku
Books, received and for sile at Eat-tern prices.
jcu 4,ioo. ti W. ULATTERMAN.
SU1NGLES.-20,000
- and lor sale by
March 17 '64
shingles just received
JNO. H.'RiCILESONi: i
THE JVEW
r 'y?tN3 WAW far ,
"V BKOOMS,' - t-
A large supply of beat quality, for sale by
' I BEN PHISTER.-
M. W'11.?.? Cl N cinmt,
- tbs naa, kcw AXssPLBHBiDaraAifKR
This llbe Steamer f s - ufi it ' ,v' ,
TtiJjtL Gt GST OIA
I. H. PR ATHER, ?. Commander. . . s s
LEW. M0 ER1S, Clerk.-
Leavesfoot of Walnut St., for Mavsvilln .
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 18o'oIoVl -V
Leaves Maysville for Cincinnati, every Til
day, Thursday and Saturday, 10 o'clock, A. y
' l"For Freight or Passage apply on boar A v
to GRAHAM & . MoNEELY. ; ard.oi
Freight received at all hours at the Maysvili
Packet Landing. ' -r , ' - . 1
.: Cincinnati, Maysfllle and Portsmouth
REGULAR TRI- WEEKLY PACKET,
ajs, atrx,x.n uiv . s TB AMR.
Bostona,
Captain Wit; MoCttN, Coaarrander, will con.
tinue in theabove trade, leavnorCincinnBtion...
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and Ports,
mourn nvery mununj,- r eanesaay and Jfridav
at 12 M.'' Stopping 'at Maysville either war'
between the hours of 5 and 7 P. M.; , '
For freight or passage apply on board or to B
MoIfEEt, Agent.. Maysville, Ky.
B. O. BOSS.
Wrf.coivnt
ROSS & COLVIN,
EDISUICMlOHAIIilM
Shop on 2nd Street , over Gurney's Meat Store
. ; t.
- MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY.
GRAINING. GILDING, GLAZING asb
PAPER HANGlN&.done in the latest and
most approved style, and with dispatch
June 19th," 1S62. ' ,
S. SALOMON,
TOII MAKER,
. , GODDARD JIotJSE Bt lLDINO,
.Market Street,
: May ?, 1363-ly.:.: MAYSVILLE, KY.
NEW
B O
OKS,
rarm at Edgewood, by Ike Mar
by Ike
vel tl si
Hannah Thurston, by Bayard Taylor, 1 5
-Tales of a Wayside Inn; by Longfellow. 1 25
Husks, by Marion Harlana. 1 5ff
The Kinp of Amasis, by Bulwer "125
Louie's Last Term, by Anthorof Eutledge T 5a
Soundirgs from the Atlantic, Holmes" I 25
Gentlemen's Book of Etiquette 1! 50
Beauties of English Poetry 4
Eveninas with the Poets 4 00
Longfellow's Poem, Cabinet edition1 2 59
'Heaven Our Home Ac - - 1 0
ESfThe above, with- numeronS other' new and
valuable publications, just received by
' ' 1 G-. W-BLATTERMAlf,
' . Booksellers-. Second Street."
V. JLi. COCHRAN'S
: FAMILY GROCERY STORE,
No 23, wesl-side Market s&,
OTrlf. . - MAYSVIL1
KY.
TUST received a large stock of Family
ami!'
j Assonea wrocenss, sucn asr
Susar, Syrup, CotTe;, Teas-, MacCrrelj-
isn, mnrmegs, spicf s, di n dies, Wil
low h nrf Wooden Ware, Breams
- Tobacco, Ciar, &cv; &.
Havinff bought all mv Goods forcABir.-and mt
motto being 'cica Sales auo Small PRoyiTs,1"
1 can assure all who mav rive me a call, the'
cheapest Groceries in the citv "
he best quality of COAL OIL always on'
hund and for sale atthe lowest market price.
A. li. CCJCllJtAIN.
N. B. Five year Old LourbOn on taD. and th
best of all kinds of Liquors constantly On hand.-
uiawviiio, ui area iy, ltsoa. a. jj.j.-
- For Itais, Mice, Roaches, Ants, Beif
Bugs, ilJotli! in Furs, Woolens. &c.. In
sects on Plants Fowl?, Animals, &c.
Pm up in 25c. 50e. nd $1 .00 Boxes, Bottles, aud;
Flasks. $3 and $5 sizes for HotcJBi.PoBi.io I-'
STITUTIONS, $SC. - -
'Only infallible remedies i knownt" ' ;
- "Free from Poisona.
"Not dangerous to the Human Family.'''
"RaU come out Of their holes to di." i
"Sold Wholesale in all large cities; : : . - -
BSotd by all Druggists & Retailers everywher
3!:!Beware!:! of all worthless imitations. .
"See that "Cost ab's" name is on each Box.
Bottle, and Flask, before -ran hrrv.
"Address - , H E1V RV II. CfVSTATt.-
Pbinoh?ai, Depot 482 Broadway, N..
I"Sold by all Wholesale & Retail Druffffist9
in Maysville. Ky. mar 81 , lS64-6m.
RAGS WAN TED?
1 no nnn LBs good clean cot-
lVUlUUU TON OR I.TKFN RiflS fni
which 1 will pay the highest Market Pr.ce.
- -.W. JiliATTERMAN,
feb 4jh , 1864. . - , . Bookstore. Snd St. :
Books on Gardening, -ScCr
rT,HE American Home Garden' Waton."
-a. rardenin for the South '
Flower Garden Directory. -
Emit Garden -- - :
FiuitBook ' .
Vine Dresser's Manual
Strawberry and Raspberry Culture
' "White.
- -Brtlsti-f
' Barry.
Hoope-Reemehn-PardeeS-
- r or sai- ey
- .. -G. W. BEATTERMAN,
april7 . - - Second Street,
Conves Reflector Lant etnr
T0B BtFKNINQ OOAL Oil, WITHOOT A CHIltNBT. . - .
IT Possesses many qualities which highly com- i
mend it, and is pronounced hy all who have -tested
its merits, altogether tee most dbsixabuc .
ANTtRN they have met with. '
1. It gives a pure white lieht wf tbontChimnev "
2. It stands Quick Motions in any direction.
8. The flame is resmJated from tha ontside. "r
It is neat and compact in form and size.
5. It is free from solder in the u pper parts, and is w
. oinerwise very substantial in its strueture. .7
. It has the glass sides so arranged that break-" ,
agejs less likely to occur than in other Lah- "
' terns, and in the event of breakage can be '
-easily replaced . - ' -i. . : j ; A
.'It haa CONVEX REFLECTORS which in 'j
crease greatly the force of the flame; serving- f
at same time the pui pose of shades to the
eyes, which is very desirable. '" ' - ' - -
. It ia sold at a LOWER PRICE; with all these 1
- - advantages, than any Lantern in the ma) bet "
i which admits of the flame being . regulated
. from the outside. -, - r; ; '..c. .
For sale by SEATON & BRODRICK, '
april 21 , T . - ; Cor. 2nd. & Court Sts. ,
; Gun-Powder Teas, ;v:
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, jut received and
for sale at onr Dras Stora. Corner 2nd &
Court Streets. ' SEATON & BRODRICK. .
MayBville, Ky;, 8rd March, 1S14. ;' , " " "
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