Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume], May 26, 1864, Image 4

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' Troth willSome'daycome to the Surface.
The Northern peoplebT put the knife
to their own throats. They here lost, for-
- Ter lo'it, ffcs great Southern artery of wealth
by tbia fanatical Abolition war. Few per
hape among us now believe it. Time will
re lorjg reader, her decision. - . .
We don't feel the. lorce now of wtat we
above laid bnt tie' day is not" far ahead
when we shall.' - '
The North haa forever lost the Sonth.
The AbblUionisU hare atroek a Wry blow
at their awn exiatance. They have by the
war made the Southern people a self-sustain--Iog
nation. They ha?e made them rely np-
in Sontherq Industry, and inganaity for
heir etlstencel , They have bnilt up Sonth
ern manufactory, ' and crppled that of the
'North.' ";Tbey . bare forced the; Southern
people to "become an agricaltnral population
and sow depend a poo their own fields for
-'bread, and not oa those of the North. ' r
" They bare made thetn a commercial
people, and will never again employ North
ern ship owners to bring .their Mercbadie'.
. From present appearancs they will soon cope
with ns on the broad waters of the Ocean.
Gentlemen of the Abolition brother-hood,
yonr market in the Sontb, are at an end.
"When the war is over; they-will beve all
the elements of a great' people. It will
make no difference to them; whether they
are in the TjDion. or ont of it,'.tbey will have
the means in their owg hands to cat Joose
from Northern markets. You have made
tbem fall bock upon their necessities and re
sources, and that baa made them a great
and self sustaining people. Hamilton (0)
Telegraphy -
The population of the city of Lexington,
Kentucky, according to the Assessor's-rata
ros just made, is 9,383, showing an increase
of 435 daring the past year. The total val
uation of real and personal property in the
ity Is 83,085,680.
A Fact Not Geseb ally 'Knows. The
largest boilding upon the American conti
nent is the cathedral in the city of Mexico.
500 feet in length. 400 in breath, and will
comfortably seat 30.000 persons. One pic
tare alone, representing Virgin -Mary, is or
namented with such a profusion of costly
jewelstbat it reached the enormous estimate
of 824,000,000, while its various appurten
ances exhibit the most extravagant degree
of magnificence throughout.
Facts to bb Considered. Io the year
1800 the West Indies exported 17 000.000
pounds of cotton The Unl'ed States ex- j
ported less than 18,000,000 pounds. Thirty-three
years later slavery was abolished
in ths British Westlndia Islands. Six years
after emancipation the West Indies export
only 866,156 poands of cotton, and the
United States 743,941,001 pounds. In 17
90 the value of the exports of Havti was
$28000,000. In 1800, or sixty years after
emaijclpat'pn.the, exports from Havti
amounted Vb only about &23 ,000.000.'
. . :j
"A Case of Modesty. An exchange pa
per gravely informs us that a young man
who was. recently, bathing in' the Missouri
River, seeing a number of ladies approach,
drowned himself from motives of delicacy.
Doh't Cheat the Printer A grain of
carmine will tinge a gallon of water, so that
io every drop the color will be perceptable
and a grain of muss will 6cent u room for
twenty tears Just so, if a man cheat the
printer, the stain will be. forever visible on
the minutest atoms of bis minute soul, and
will leave ascent of rascality about an indi
vidnal strong enough to make an honestman
turn up his cose in disgust, and him out of
bis presence, if be can't set rid -of him in
any other way. Printer's Cabinet
Old Abe's Last Joke. We do not know
what joke Old Abe made when he heard the
news of the surrender of Plymouth. Io
regard to the Fort Pillow affair he made a
Epneby speech, but no joke. His last joke
Of which we have anv knowledge, occurred
when Secretary Chase was starting on his
trip to New York. Old Abe is like Crom
well, without bis military genius, and is
j r . : f i
ferjr iuuu ui piayiug practical jOKes upon
his associates. It is said after Cromwell
had signed the warrant for the execution of
King Charles he turned round to one of his
colleagues and smeared bis face with the
Ink. This.be thought capital fun. Old
Abe's jokes are of about the same quality.
when Chase called upon him to say good by
tbe Secretary of the Treasury asked for
some information about the probable end of
the war, saying that it would help him
greatly in getting more money in Wall
street. "Do you want more money?" asked
Old Abe, and then quickly added, "What!
Has the printing machine gin out.'" This
joke is fully equal to Cromwell's. (New
Xorfc Herald. . ' : -
Beauty thou art twice blessed: thou bl ea
se th the gazer and tbe possessor; often at
once tbe effect and cause of goodness! A
sweet disposition, a lovely soul, the lips,
the brow, and become the cause of beauty.
the other hand, they who have a gift
that commands love, a that opens all hearts
are ordinarily inclined to look with happy
eyes upon the world; to be cberful and se
rene; to hope and confide. There is more
wisdom than the vulgar dream of, in our
aeep aa miration ot a fair lace:
The Multiplication Table. Bill S -
is a good accountant, but, like .all men will
sometimes make mistakes, and in one of bis
bills figured up that -8 times 8 are 83."
The debtor was not slow in discovering the
mistake, and demanded an explanation.
Bill examined tne account and saw that he
was'"dowD," but did not like to admit it:
o, putting oo a ooia isce, ue said:
"Tbatie all right."
'How so?" was tbe inquiry.
"It's all owing to the inflation of the cur
rency," said Bill, "tbe multiplication table,
like everything else, has gone up."
The Heart. Tbe little I have seen of
the world, and known of tbe history of
mankind, teaches me to look upon tbe errors
of otbera in sorrow, not in anger. VVben 1
take the history of oar poor heart that has
atoned and suffered, and represent to myself
the ttroggies and temptations it has passed
through; the brief pulsations of joy; of the
fevensa inquietude of hope and fear; tbe
pressure of want; the desertion of friends,
. the scorn ol tbe world that has little charitj;
tbe desolation ol tne souls snctuary, and
threatening voices within, health gone,
bsppinera gone, I would fain leave the err
iogsool of my fellow man with him from
whose bands itcme. LongfcUow.
'I corse iV.e hour that e were married,
ete'iin.J a nt.rbii'ti m h'n bi-t tt-r h-.Il, to
whiebl aha miluly replied, 'Duu'i my dcr,
for that was the ocly happy boar we hare
ever leen,' :
Wm. H. BICUARDSO-
Lloyd & Richardson
r ' r r
"WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN -
GEOCEEIES,
WINES, LIQUORS,
, TEAS &. TOBACCO, -
fOBIAOIMCKSIlI
MERCHANTS,
' OPPOSITE GODDARD HOUSE',' , "' '
MASEET STREET, - - MAYSVILLE, KY.
W
E WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL
jonr attention to the above card, and
solicit a portion of your patronage, promising to
fill orders promptly and satisfactorilly.--
Wo have established ourselves for the par-
pose of inducing Merchants to make their pur
chases bore instead of elsewhere; and ' as our
goods are bought direct 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 our expense. -'J ' -
We have just received from the East 1
20 Ilhds. Choice now N. O. SUGAR; ' . ..
10 , " . Prima " . " . . ' .
50 Bbls. Lovering's Philadelphia REFINED
' BUOAES Crushed, Granulated, Powder
ed and Coffco A.
50 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. SOPAj
TOB ACCO a largo lot in Boxes, Caddies, &c.
TEAS a Superior lot of all kinds, selected for
this portion of the Country.
In addition to onr stock of Ileavy Groceries, wo
' have a large assortment of Fancy:
CIGARS, at all prices; Fancy Wash and Shaving
SOAPS; Whole and Half Boxes new M. K.
and Layer RAISIN; SARDINES;FIGS;
PICKLES; PEACHES, Cove and
Spiced OYSTERS; MUSTARD,
in boxes; 60 Vs 25 lbs. boxes -
assorted CANDIES;
CHEESE; CRACKERS;
INDIGO; MADDER;
SPICES, grain and ground; ALUM;
Race & Ground GINGER; COP PER AS;
BLACKING, large ond small: BLACKING
BRUSHES; FAUCETS; CINNAMON, ground
and in roatts; CAPS; SHOT; LEAD;
EXT. LOGWOOD; STARCH;
GERMAN SOAP;
A large variety of CAP, NOTE & LETTER PA
PER; EN VELO PES, buffand white; &c. &c.
tSjTIn addition to the above, we offor induce
ments to the trade ia
lci nor
RECTIFIED WHISKY sold at Cincinnati prices.
GINGER WINE, GIN, BRANDY, and with a
superior lot of OLD IiOCUBON WHISKY
at all prices. Respectfully,
LIOYD & RICHARDSON.
Maysville, Ky., March 8, 1864..
mxi mm, glass
AND
Queensware House ! !
H. ALBERT,
IMnflDTcD A TJ Tl nlTAT CP
imr UAl 1
faocona tx-oot
One door beurui Geo. At inures Ikmfeclioner more,
o-
T"EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A large
I and well selected stock of
T, . it i i ' rl m
IrCIlCll 311(1 LngliSIl Ulina, UlaSS,
QUEEN SWVRE& FANCY GOODS,
in great variety, r Vasea, Toilet Sets in China,
Parian Marble and Uouemain LHass,
JJovel Boxes; Fancy and Toy ,
Eoxcs, Toy Tea Sets, etc.
DINNER AND TEA SETS,
of all qualities,
WHITE,
FINE GILT.
Silver Plated and Britannia Tea Sets,
Castors, Etc.,
Plated Table Ware; Ivonr,- Bone and Wood
Handled Forks and Knives Knivca;Tea Trays
and V alters, el all sizes and varieties,
Imported Direct from the Manufactories in
tST EUROPE.
Also, the large and moat complete stock of
GOAL OIL LAMPS,
of all sizes at.d styles, from 50 cents to $10 each
BUENKE3, CHIMNEYS
PAPEK SHADES and WICKS;
The Very Best of PURE COAL OIL,
CANS, ETC.;
all of which I will poll for CASH at the VERY
LOWEST CINCINNATI prices.
57Accornmod;ition to tbe wants of custom
ers, qnick sales and small profits are the govern- j
ine principles of my business. Call, see and
judge for yoursel vet! It. ALBERT.
Mwyvill'? Feb 4. 1S64.
THE LEE HOUSE,
Corner cf Front & Sutton Streets,
MAYSVILLE, ... KENTUCKY1.
nORD & PEPPER, Proprietors.
r I HE Undersigned take pleasare in an
JL nouncing to the oeoDle of Mavsville and
jMttsuu tvuinj, na loiiie traveling public gener
ally, that they have leased this popular and com
modious Hotel for a series of vaar. nrt Imn
opened it for tbe reception of boarders and the
accommodation of transient customer. It l
convenient to the steamboat Landings, and is
the olfice for the bta?e lines u the interior of
the Slate. Ihe Honse is being thoroughly re
paired and refitted throughout, and no painh
wiil be npared to make it in all respects tho best
Hotel in North Eastern Kentucky. Especial care
will bo bestowed nr"n the table, whivn will al
ways be nppiid with the luxuries of the Maji
villeand Cincinnati matkets.
mar81,'e4 6.t HOItl & PEPI'KK.
300,000 MORE MEN W.NTD!
l'oiiiiuuv co a Ij r :
CONSTANTLY ou hand and for sale on Com
mission by CHARLES PUISTJER.
Maysville, March 17th, 1 864-tf
u.c.
W. S. FHANK,
Attorney' atIaw,
COURT STREET.
Maysville, Ky.
t2yPrompl attention oaid to Collecting.
fobrnary ISth, 1S64.
J. K. SUMRALL,
t ATTORNEY AJ LAV
f " ' r ma yrvtt.t.k'1 irvl n T : :
WILL practice in the Courts of Mason and ad
joining counties.
OFFI9Eyest-slde o.f Court Street.
janl5, 1S68-1T
B C .. P H I S.T ER,
ATTORNEY
AT LAW
OFFICE ON THE WEST SIDE OF COTTBT ST.
M A Y S V 1 L L E , : K Y.'. '
An gust 14 ,1362.
C011P0UXD CEDROX BITTERS!
TbeLatest arid Most Important Discovery
of tho Nineteenth Century.
: ' .- . 'ill --r- ' . ,
O MAN'3 NAME IS MORE INTIMATELY
connected with the history of tho Materia
.Meuiea or i tie umtcatiaie.-s or more iavoramy
known ae r fiioneor ionotlical -diKcovery, than
that of JOHN BULL, of Louisville. Ky. Hi in
imitable preparation of Saisaparilltt has lone
stood at the head of tbe various compounds of
that valuable dm;. His compound l'cctoral of
Wild Cherry ha beeomo a lonseliold - word
throughout the Wert and South; and his Worm
Lozeuifca, in les than a rear. after their intro
duction, attained a reputation as widespread as
the continent of North America. But thecro-wn-iDg
jrlory of hhj life remains to be attained hi his
latesf dVcovcrv. or rather' 'combination, for Le
does not eUitu to have been the tlipeovcrcr of
CEDKOif. which is tbe basis of tho Bitters now
offered t the public. That honor belongs to the
native inhabitants of Centra America, to whom
its virtues have becu known forni.ro than two
hundred years. Armed with it. tho Indian bids
defiance to the most deadly malaria, and bandit ."
without fear llio most vcuomou serpents. It is
a belief with thorn that while there i breath left
in tbe body thofCcdron is potent to cure, no mat
tec what tbe dirasc may be. - - -
While Dr. Bull is not prepared to indorse this
extravagant pretention, he is nevertbeles.s satis
fied from a thorough examination of the evidence
relating to its virtues, that, ns a remedy and
preventive for all di.scaee urif.in,-from exposure
either to changes of weather and climate or to
the miasmatic influences, it stand-" witnont
rival, and lustly deserves llio reputation it has
so long ejvjoycd iu Central America and the West
Indies. In
DYSPEPSIA
and its attendant train or symptoms, it act"
more like a charm than a medicine. There is
nothing in the whole range of tbe Materia Medics
that can for a moment bear a comparison with
it in this disease.
A full acconnt of this wonderful plant mov be
found in the eleventh edition ot the U. t. JJis
pensatory, pages 1CS7 and 1BS3.
A series of experiments, in which Dr. Bull ha
been for years eneuped, hfts just been brought to
a successful termination, ana no is now enaoien
to offer to tho public a combination of Ccdron
with other improved tonics, tho whole p-eserved
in 'be best tiuulity of copi er-disiilled Jtoorbon
whisky, which ho is confident has no equal in
the world.
llemizht furnish a volume of certificates, but
the public have lone tince icarncd to estimate
sicch things a", their true value. The stfe.-t plan
is for every one to test for 1 imse'f tho virtue.! of
a new medicine. t..-ivo tho
Cedron fitters
one trial, ond you will never nso any others.
It is not necessary to publish a lonar list cf dis
eases for which the Cedron Bitters area specific,
In all diseases of the STOMACH, BOWELS,
K1DJSEYS. or L1VEII;
In all affections of tho BKA1N depending up
on deranjrement of the Stomach or Bowels;
In GOUT, KUEUM ATliSM oi NEURALGIA;
AndinFt.Vb.KAMJ AIK;
It is destined to supersede all other remedies.
I It not on'y cures all these diseases but it pre
vents them.
A wine elas 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 try:ng
exposure.
Sold by Drngprists and Grocers, generally,
br. JOHN BULL'S Principal Office, Fifth
htrctt, Louisville, Ky.
Sold Wholesale and l.etail by
SEATON BKODRICK.
Cor. 2nd and Court Streets.
mar7,lR04-ly Maysville, Ky.
Come down in the center,
That s what it means !
S A DDL ER Y.
THE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW SITUATED
so as to give bis undivided attention to the
Manufactory of every article connected with the
SADDLE AND HARNESS TRADE J
He has now on hand and in process of nutkine, a
splendid assortment of Gentlemen and Ladies1
Saddles; Saddle Baprs? Buggy, Carriage, Biake
nd Sulkev Harness; Wagon and I'Jow Gear;
Riding Bridles, with Racking, Port and Snaffle
Bitls; Waggon, Buggy, Coach, Sulkey and Rid
ing Vhips; Hog aiid Kipskin Collars; Horse
Covers, suitable for ail seasons: Leather, Web
and Rope Halters; Worsted, Cotton and Hemp
liirths; Ked top and iron straps liamcs; Lruy
and (Jait Harness; in short every thing usually
kept in a Saddlery Establishment, which will be
sold at w holcsalo and Kotail. at low prices, to
punctual dealers; 5 per cent on tor cash.
3r7AIl Repairing attended to at once, at mv
uid M itHi, on 2nd street, to nnd which. "Uoino
down in the Center," between Market fe Sutton
J..-. Jrv. KICK-ErT5.
Maysvillo, March 2Cth.lSti3.
"HANDLES. Star & Slimmer Monld Candles
J of best quality, at BEN PUISTER'S
MACKEY & WOOD.
WJE HAVE REMOVED OUR DRUG
T T STORE to the Eat Side ofSiitton
Street. 2nd door from Second, to the New Stork
luted up exj ressly lor oar business; where we
have opened a New and Extensive Stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, 'DYE-STUFFS, PER
FUMERY, ALL ARTICLES OF TOILET,
And Everything in the NOTION LINE.
ALSO, Paint, Oils, Lamps, Chimneys,
Garden Seeds, Ac.. Ac.
trwe hope all onr old patrons will continne
their favors, and that new ones will call in and
see us, for we promise Eargaint.
MACKEY & WOOD,
Maysville, Mar 8, 1SG4. Sutton street.
MAYSVILLE
SOAP & CANDLE FACTORY.
Third Street, beiween Sulton V Mall,
OpiKit. Chat. Ptitter's .umber Tard.
4 GOOD SUPPLY OF MOULD AND
1 SUM MRU CANDLES.' GERMAN AND
EANCY SUAl'S Coutamly on hand-
E57AzeH for Starch & SturCaadles.
fSfCash t-aid for Tallow and Snp Grease
Doc. 10
JAMKb SMlfU.
"IEA a very superior ariicle.llie be&t imjK)rt-
L ed, m store ana ior eie cy
jus; 19
BEN PHISTER3
GEAIK; GrllOCEUY,
COMMISSION HOUSE
' "Corner of 3rd Q, Market Streets,
MAYSVILLE, . - KENTUCKY.
I i HAVE JUST OPENED '. Ai GRAIN,
CROCERY AND COMMISSION STORE In
the honse formerly occupied by'Jas. C. Brook
over, north-east Corner pf Third & Market Sts.
I wilTpay' "the highest market pric ix cash
or WHEAT, RYE and BARLEY.
- I havejest reieived a fall stock of Groceries,
Sustar,' Molasses, Coffee, Tea . Rice, Fish, Tobacco,
Saltoiic, Ac, together with' a general assort
mentof all articles in . he.Groccry 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. - ' - . tt
I have also on hand a large 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 mo a call.
jtino 19th,1362. ' HEW PIIISTER.
CRUSHED, Towderod and Granula'.ed Snsrar,
of best quality, in store and fir sale low by
- BEN PIIISTER,
june 19 ' Cor. Srd & Market streets. '
O YRUP Philadelphia and Baltimore Syrups.
k7 in barrels, halt barrels and ivjrai. segs, lor
sale low by
BEN PIIISTER,
june 13
Cor. Srd & Market streets.
rnORAnm of nil erradesand prices, for sale
I . . .. Bv BEN PIIISTER,
juno lfl Cor. 8rd & Market streets.
7INEGAR of the bast quality, for sale by
juno 19.
BEN PIIISTER.
FISH.--Mackerel and White Fish, in barrels,
hf. barrels quarter barrels and kits, of best
brands for salo ut lowest rates by '"
juno 19 BEN PIIISTER.
N F. W AfjK K RF.t.' J
BARRELS NO. 1 MACKEREL;
21
20 Barrels No 2 do.
-. 20 half barrels No 1 do. ;
50 " " . " 2 do. ,
25 Qr " " 1 'do.
25 " 2 ' do. '
25 Kitts No 1 do. . r
25 " . " - 2 do.
Just received direct from Boston and for lie at
a small advance,
ooiil2 At BEV PIIISll R'S.
New Grain Store!
HAVING Retired from tho firm of Alex.
Power V Co., I will cor.tinno on my own
account in the Grain Trade, on Wall Street, next
door to Alex. Maddox, and solicit all our old
customers to give me a call, as 1 have a larize
number of Sacks aud feel confident of my ability
to givo entire satisfaction to all who may be
pleased to deal with me.
ALEX. POWER.
Maysville, Ky., July 1,1SG3.
Braiding All the Go !
T HAVE LATELY RECEIVED A LARGE
1 variety of new Stylo STaMPS, which in
addition to my former stock enables me to oftur
a greater variety of BRA1 DING PAT 1EKS than
can be found "in the iity, I am prepared to
Stomp Ladies or Children's Dresses or Cloahs
in the latent stjle, on short notice and at
moderate rates. '
tsf Ladies are invited to call ami pee my
atteiinh. ' Mbs. GEO. ARI1IUK,
Maysville, Oct. 1 5. Second btrect
Li. II. LONG,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
IN ALL KINDS CF
GRA1E HOUR. TOBACCQ, SALT. &C.
Corner of Wall & 2nd Streets,
MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY
j tne 19, 1SG2-Iy
THE HOWE
X II AVE JUST DECEIVED A NEW LOT OF
I. THK CELEBRATED ' HOWE SEWING
M ACH INEb, direct from the Manufacturer, ond
will sell them at the lowest possiblerato for Cash.
These Machines are adapted lor heavy as well as
ihu nncst sowintr Call and examinethem at the
rcridenco of S. Shocklet, on Short street.
. -Mbs. A.J. SMITH, Agent.
Needles and Spool Threads can be had
at S. Siiockley's Store, on Market street.
Maysville, Ky., Feb. 25th, 1365.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines !
Awarded tne First Premium as the best
Family Sewing Machine,
Foi three successive years at the
UNITED STATSS FAIR;
For five years at tho
CINCINNATI MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.
WITH IMPROVEMENTS!
GLASS FOOT;
UEilMER;
CORDER & BRAIDER
ALSO
MACniNE NEEDLES, COTTONS, $
ESfFor sale by
J. B. GIBSON, Agent,
TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
feb. 41h, 1S6L Matsville.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY !
npHE undersigned would respectfully announce
jl. mat naving maae extensive aUditicns to
tneir establishment and stock of (roods, thev are
now prepared to furnish all articles in their line
as favorably as any house in Cincinnati. Our
goods are all bought tor Cash, direct from the
manufacturers in tne East.
We keen constantly on hand a complete stock
of WALL. LETTER, CAP and NOTE PAPERS:
BLANK ACCOUNT and MEMORANDUM
BOOKS:
SCHOOL, LAW, THEOLOGICAL MEDICAL
liUUKS:
THE LATEST MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICA
TIONS Or THE DAY, as soon as published;
mgemer wun a spierjiiiii assortment of
FANCY AKllJL,lis and NOTIONS.
Wo invito special attention to our stock
o;
W AIT l . IT?I. i. unvinii7 CIT i itci e.
wiiuuciii iimb in uuiui i vurieiy nna ciieupuess,
it excel. anything ever brought lo this market.
ESyCity and Country custom solicited. Orders
from Country Mercnants, promptly filled at Cin
cinnati prices. J. G". Jc C. S. ROUKkS,
Myvilic, March I ". IS(14. Sivniul Stieet.
CiitLSE The moot select brands ol rich
pare, bluegraes cheese.
ALEX. MADDOX.
SEWING-MACHINE
South side 2d let Court & Market St
G. A, r& J. cCARTnEY.:-
WE ANNOUCfi WfTH
; pleasure, the RE
MOVAL of our Stock of
CHINA, GLASS
'. AND- . -'
QUE ENS. W A R E,
to tho buildin? fonnerly oc
cupied by 3i.. Martin Sad
Af.r. when) we are opening
a large aid 'complete assortment of Goods,
IMPORTED Br OURSELVES
DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTORIES-
O ur stock is larec, containing groat varieties of
PLAIN WHITE GOLD BAND AND FATTCY DECORATED
Dinner and Tea .Setts;; ,
VACES; COLOGNE BOTTLES; TOILET
SETTS; FANCY AND STAPLE
- ARTICLES of every description;
"Silver Plated
KNIVES, FORKS, CARD BASKETS, &c.
; 2EA TRAYS', WAITERS; '
COAL OIL LAMPSof many varieties.
Wliila thanVinr the pnblicand the trade for
Mm lihoml ftni-niimrament extended to us in the
mist, we bore thev will not forcret to call and Bee
us ut our NEW cniNA STORE.
G. A. & J. E. McCARTHEY,
.Importers of Eakthesware,
.' On South side 2d street.
Mavsville, Ky., January Tth. 1SG4.
G0Q0AR011QU3E,
CORNE1V OF MARKET & FRONT, STS
Opposite Steamboat Landing,
MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY.
Mr. E. F. FLEMING, Proprietress.
THIS wpII known Hotel, has been re
L. paired nnd refitted in a superior manner
and is i ow 01 en to tne puonc.
. The Proprietress recently of Fox Springs, so
licits the patronageof tho traveling community.
No pain will bo ppurcd to give satisfaction to
tho pnests ol tne liouso.
JfStage' laavcduilv for all points in thein-
tcrior. mts. i;iiJCJiAi.j.
Feb. 12-6m
EEMOYAL
GEORGE ARTHUR
Baker & Confectioner
AND DEALER IN
Fruits, Nuts, Toys,
FANCY GOODS, &.c
lias removed his Stock to
m"LLiNN ce .bust's uid stand, on
SECOKTZJ STXiniFiT,
Where he will be pleased to see and wait upon all
Mavsville, Ky., April 9lh,lS63.
JOHN A. SEATON, J.B. BKODRICK
SEATON l BRODRICK
WHOLESALE ARETAIL
DETJG-aiSTS,
AND DEALERS IN
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
Paints, 'Oils, G-lass, &c.
CORNER SKCOND COURT STS.
Maysville,
Seaton & Bfodrick,
AUTHORIZE! AGENTS FOR
-r
hi
v 3 .vr-
MM
HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE AND FULL
aortment of those most CELEBRATED
and RELIABLE Seeds direct from Philadelphia.
They would call ppecial attentieo'to the fact that
they are La ml roth's REGULAR AGENTS. nl
tho Seeds com in? directly frorn him can be re
lied on. PEAS. BEANS and CORN for srnln bv
the quart or gallon.
&fLanclrcth'a Rural Register and Almanac
gratis. Feb. 11. 1S64.
REMOVAL !
LOUIS ST1NE would respectfully inform his
customers and friends thu". he has removed
to Cadwalladcr's Bnildinff, in the room former'
occupied by thoTelegrapn OUiee.
Fall and Winter GoorJs !
Louis stine
MERCHANT TAILOR
AN If G ENTS F U IJ N IS 11 Kit,
SECOND S TREE 2, MAYSVILLE, KY.
1 Hitiro CUNoTANTLY ON HAND A
- noice assortment of a' 1 Seasonable Coods
iu uis nne, wnicii lie is prepared to dispose of at
.v.vn,uaiwiuf n." tie solicits a call
Irom his friends and plodges his best efforts to
give Satisfaction.
October 1, 1863
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 Er1rwootL bv Tk Marvol?
Les Miserable!, bound in 1 volume;
Lifo of Stonewall Jackson, bv Judcrn Tnninl.!.
Hannah Thnrstou, Bayard Taylor;
Tales of a Wayside Inn; -Faith
Gartney Girlhood;
Reliuio Medici; ' ' "
Peculiars .
Louie' Last Term;
Household Friends:
Owen Meredith's Poems;
Lifo of Victor IIn?o:
My Days aud Nights on tho Eattiefield;
II.. .(-.. .
Z33Tha above, with numerous otter valuable
"wns, rccuiveaana icrsiie nt hnstirn
prices.
leb 4. 1S64.
G. W. BLATTERMAN.
SHINGLES. -2'H),00O
and ior sale by
s, nigiCi just received
JNO. II. RICIIESON. -
MareblT 'G4
IIUUOMS.
A large supply of beat quality, lor sale by
mar - - BEN PHISTER.
was built ex
pressly
a.
vuu Tr4e
J. IL PEATHEE, Cbmrnander. ; ' ' '
' LE W MO EE1S. ClSr'ii 1 - .
Leaves foot of Walnut'St. for M
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, fttlSo'clock vf
Leaves Maysville for Ci'ncinniitr, every Tiles
day, Thursday and Saturday, 10 o'clock, A Y
Vrox I rei,?ht or Pasasre apply on board
to GRAHAM &. McNEELY. u-.ara,o
Freieht received it all bonm at tha xr-.i.
Packet Landinsr, , r"" " r ' 'Jv;,lr
Cincinnati, Mays title and Portsmonta
REGULAR TRI- WEEKLY, PAtTR-pn
THE SPLENDID S TJ A M E'
23ostoiia,
Captain Wai.McCi.AjN,.Coairrander, -will con
tinue in the above trade, lev:i.jr Cincinnati every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and Porls--moutb
avery Monday, Wednesday 'and Friday
at lii Ji. flopping at Maysville either war
between the hours:of 5 and! 7P.3I.
, For freight or passage apply on board or to E,
McNeely, Agent,.Maysvil!e, Ky. "'
b. c. Boss,
. . ) , ... Wlt.COLVK
ROSS & COLVIN,
IOVSISIEI All DIIAHIITU
Shop on 2nd Street, over Gurney's Meat Store
MAYSVILLE. KENTUCKY.
GRAINING. GILDING, GLAZING and
PAPER HANGING, done in the latest and
most approved stylo, and with dispatch. .
jnue lith, 1SU2. '. ..... ,
S. SAIiOMON,
ATCHMaER,
GooDARD House Buildlno,
3X arkct: Street,
May 7, lS60-ly MAYSVILLE, KY.
NEW
B O
OKS.
by Ike Mar-
Farm at Edgewood,
vel l si
Hannah Thurston, by Bayard. Taylor. 1 51
Tales of a Wayside Inn, bv LonglelJow. 1 25
Husks, by Marion Harland. 1 50
Tho I.icp of Amasis, by Bulwer 1 25
Louie's Lust Term, by Anthorof Rutledge 1 50
Soundii gi from the Atlantic, Holmes I 25
Gentlemen's Book of Etiquette 1 50
" Beauties of English Poetry - 4 00
Evemnir with tho Poets ; A 00
Longfellow's Poems. Cabinet edition 2 50
Heaven Our Home tc 1 09
tT"Tho above, with numerous other new and
valuable publications, jin-t received by
. . G. v- BLATTERMAN,
Booksellers, Second Street.
V. X$. COCHRAN'S
FAMILY GROCERY STORE,
No 23, west-side Market sA,
OS's? maysviiae'- kv.
JUST recci ved a largo stock of Family and
Assorted Groceries, such as ;
Snzar, Syrup, Coiree, Teas, Mackerel,
Fish. Hiilmo;s, Spicf-s, Candles, Wil
low and Wooden Ware, Broom)
Tobacco, Cisrars, Ac, Ac. .
ITaving bought all my Goods for cash, and my
motto being "(,2cick Sales and Small Profits,''
1 can assure nil who may give me a call, the
cheapest Groceries in the city
E3?Thc bcrt quality of COAL OIL always on
hand and for sale at tho lowest market price.
A. B. COCUKAN.
N. B. Five year Old Bonrbon on tap, and the
bestffall kinds of Liquors constantly on hand.
Maysviile, Ky., March 19, 1363. A. B.C.
For ISals, Mice, ICostches, Ants, lied
Russ, fliotlis in l''iirs. W oolen, &c.. In
sects on riant, Fowls, Animals, &c. '
Pin up in 25c. 50c. and $1.00 Boxes, Bottles, and
Flasks. $3 and $5 sizes for Hotels, Poblio Ia-
STITDTIONS, &C.
'Only infallible remedies known."
"Free from Poisons."
"Not dangerous to tho Human Family."
"Ruts come ont of their holes to die."
3FSo!d "Wholesale in all large cities.
ESoVd by all Druggists Ss Retailers everywhere'
i? HBiware!!; of all worthless imitations.
3U
"See that "Costar's" name is on each Box,
rouii, ana xiasK, octcro yon bny.
J3FAddrebs 11 ICN R Y It. COSTAR.
t35f"PiuNcicAi.DEP0T 4S2 Broad-vat. N. Y.
2fSold by all Wholesale fc Retail Druggist
in Maysvillo. Ky. mar 81 T 18G4-6m. .
HAGS WANTED!
1 f(' fiHn LBS GOOD CLEAN OOT
lVJUVJUU TON OR LINEN RAGS, for
which I will pay the highest Market Pr.ee,
G. W . ULATTEKIH AN,
feb 4ih,lS64. Kookstore. 2nd St. .
Scoks on Gardenine:, &c.
rpHE American Horrie GanJeo - Watson.
-I. Gardening forthe South
Whrto
Buist.
' Barry.
lioope.
Reemelm..
Pardee.'
x lower dorden Directory
Fruit (iarden
Fiuit Book
Vino Dresser's Manual
Strawberry and Raspberry Culture
torsaio oy
G. W. BLATTERMAN,
april7 ' Second Street
CcnvesReflector Lantern!
rOB BURNING COAL OIL WITHOUT A CHIMNEY.
IT Possesses many qualities which highly com
. mend it, and is pronounced by all who bvo
teitcd its merits, altogether the most desirable
anti-kn they have met with.
1. Itgive apure white light without Chimney.
2. It stands Ouiok Motions iu anv direction.
3. The flame is rezulated f rom the outside.
4. It is neat and compact inform and size; -
5. Itisfree from solder in the upper parts, and is
otherwise very substantial in its strueture.
6. It has tbe class sides so arranged that break
age isless likely to occur than in other Lan
terns, and in the event of breakage can be
easily replaced.
It has CONVEX REFLECTORS which in
ciease greatly the force of tho flame; serving
at same time the put pese of shades to the
eyes, which is very desirable,
It is sold at a LOWER PRICE, with all these
advantages, than any Lantern in tbe ma: ket
which admits of the flame being regulated,
from the outside. .
For sale by SEATON & BRODRICK, '
npril 21 . Cor. 2nd & Conrt Sts.
Gun-Po wder Teas, v .
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, just received and
for sale at onr Drug Store, Corner 2nd &
Court Streets. SEATON & BRODRICK.
Maysville, Ky.,8rd March, 1964..
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