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A MODERN ECLOGUE."- --
Interlocutors.
'Ajfoir omsti contraband. bcxme near
WASHINGTON, i-"- -
General T ' ' ,: " " ' : .
"Unfcytnnato brother! say, where are you wond-
- lug? 4
Rough i tbe road, and its bottom wants raend-
.o .tug; : .; r -Night
drawetb near; soon the 'Eeba' will bo scnd
ing '
, , Around the patrollersl
"Contraband brother! the profits of disaster
"re, ;?. .yoo clJeeki though they're not
alabaster"; . r. . S '
I aee .by yonr ragsja'nd those tears, that eur
maswr
, r .-
; Ill-treated yon basiiy'f ? "T
. flV 1 i '. - -----
r"w me tno marts where he cut
gashes,
into
, YonT back. wkbr the thonga of hie villainous
lashes; -"'.
See! my pity wells forth In weeping that washes
- Away tho contumely!
" . :
Did yon resist, in the rage of your madness? -Was
your .soul crazy with slavery's sadness?
Never aga'n.will smiles' with their gladness
.-. A , DaLce over your features?
"Tell rce Ms name, that our troops, in their fury,
xr. v.-,. -v: " j . ' . . '
j unu uiiAi iu . " pj paus verujet or jury,
And tell me your own, oh brother, for yoa'r a
r - Martyr of Freedom!" '
" " 00NTBABA2TD. -
"My name,sar,yp'n axeftf Et'a Jnlicnm Cassar:
But 'dfod , sarins pusson's done wallopod he ear,
'Doag H I'd raver Lab lotty a-dty dan stay frecar,
Among dese, by ar Tankeesl
'I np -from Werg'iriny ;olo mars went to battle";
De Yankees dey cam an' dey stole all de cattle,
An' '8uaded.di fool off, like a chilo wid a rattle,
'' u " Wid dere cussed ola Freedom ! -
"I fjllered 'em cl'ar to dat mis'able city;
An' dar"l'se bin libbin, an objac'o' pity, . .
On bacon da. rotten, an' bniacnitaso- gritty
- - ' Dey 'a brcaked all my teef out! " ;
"I'so gwine to go home; dis life I cant swallcr,
No more'n dat bread; ole mars'Jl let me foller
De oyen oncAt more; is yoa please got a dollar,
" To git some 01o Eye' widf" '
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C . OEXEJIAL.
"GIV8 yon a doljarl Yon spiritless creature!
Yoa insect, Jron worm,diigracoto your'natnro!
No! lacker of shoes, I'll find yoo a teacher
Provost! to the Guard House!"
, .
yqoira Jack was a cabinet-maker and
nndertaker, ktown far and wide as a mast
er workmaD,,' Ooe day a couple cama to
bis oKe lo get married. The man's face
was tain i far to the 'Squire, and be ordered
him off in thU wise; "I3a gone yoo jBcoun
drell You aavn't paid me forVyour ifirst
wife's c&GSn.
W. S. FRANK,
Attorney at' Law,
. - COURT STREET,
? . Maysville, Ky.
IrifPrompl attention oaid to Collcctiug.j
february IStb, 1SG4.
J. K. SCTMRALL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MAYSVILLE, KY.t
TTILL practice in the Courts of Mason and ad-
II joining counties.
OFFICE West-side o" Coart Street.
Janl5,JS6P-1y
H. C. PHISTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE OJT TSE WEST SIDE OF COTBT ST.
MAYSVILLE, ;i Y.
August H ,1S62.
VALITABLB PAaMr'rciIcl1 aRtI English China, Glass,
- for sale:
BY.Virtno of a judgement of the Mason Circuit
Court, rendered in lha unit pending of W.
P. Watkjns an-1 others againrt Lonia Gcbhart
and'otkorj, I will, as Cotumiseiouer, upon the
Sa!urJaj,lhe II ih Jaj of Jaric,lGJ,
Soil at Public Auct:on to the highest bidder, that
vln:ibr tract of land known a;: the"GEBHAIif
FAKfl." This farm contains
18() ACRES,
Ljinznpon the waters of Limes'one Creek, Ma
n CoBnty, Ky.. and within a mile of tho City
of Maysviilj.- The improvements upon it are
good. -It has a (rood
RRICK DWELLING. HOUSE.
tnd also Three other FRAME TENEMENTS
npon jt. and also a pood road McAdmized Jead
Init totho farm. Itis well watered. and in a fair
state of cultivation. It will bo divided into three
small Farms, each with a Tenement npon it,
and will be sold altogether, or thus divided, to
sni: purchasers. Tho plat cf division cao be
seen by caliinjr at my Ofllce in Maysville, Ky.
x ne proximity oi tni larm to Market, makes it
valuable, and it offers a lino opportunity for
thoM desiring to invest.
TERMS OF SALE:
OneTblrd Cash, the balance in Six and Twelve
months with interest from day of sale: the pur
chaser to pivo bond with good security, hav-n
the force and effoct of sale bonds under Execution".
BU will commence at 2 o'clock, 1'. M
lfay 19, 133Ir-4T Commiajioner.
. INTERIOR
ADORNMENTS!
JU3TEECEIVED A CHOICE SELECTION
of new and desirable styles of -
PAPER HANGINGS,
from the rich and ornate to the most chaste and
simple patterns, appropriate for Parlors,
ttujls, jJiun2-oms ana I'Uamoer.
FIU$ BOAED PBI3TS new designs;
. . - '
of any required style, bruize, on hand or "made
. to order. -. ' ,
GHiT MOULDING,
OVAL- PCCTURS FElA.ME3e
riCTDKE CORD S TASSELS, snd all the
trimmings fLr frames. 1 V
FRAMING uONE-'OM SHCRf NOTICE !
Tho-lovc tJools arc all new nod will beold
chetr rlt:m nr b-f irj .-? T in tlii- eit- -.
A C; ' :.- .- '. i i 1 J., jfj tiii'h:-' tl I 1.'.:., t .
purLi.-:iliui.l't.cJvilj- .
. j. t;. Ar v. s- ko(;;i:s,
liOOESELLEKS t lbTTIOMrtS,
MayavHJe, Ky., April 21, 1661. " rStreot.
Wm.
Lloyd & Richardson,
WnOLESALE DEALER3"IN
GEOCEMJESj
wines, liquors; -
; TEAS & TOBACCO,
FORWARDIKG& COMMISSION
M,E R CHAN T.S,
j - OPF081TX OODDABD BOUSE, .-
11 A. BEETS TJZEET, - MAYSYILLEKT.
E WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL
tout attention to tbe above' card, and
solicit a portion of your' patronage, promising to
fill' orders promMly and satisfoctorilly. "
We -have established ouri-elvea: for the ppr
pose of inducing Merchants to. make- their pur
chases here instead of. elsewhere; and as our
goods are bought direct from tirst hands in the
Ka-tern Market, by our Btoker, 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
20 nhds. Choice bow Ni O.'SCGAEV
lO " rrlmo ":?' A
SO Bbls. Lovebinq's Philadelphia REFINED
SUOAES Crushed, Granulated, Powder
ed and Coffeo A. . .
SO Bags Choice Yellow As Bright Green COFFEE
MOLASSES Old and New Crop; '
MACKLIIEL in all sizes, direct from Bos
ton, last Crop 1S63; . y
40 Kegs Nowcastlo ENGLISH SODA; ' -TOHACCO
a large lot in Boxes, Caddies, Ac.
TEAS a Superior lot of all kiuds, selected lor
this portion of tho Country.
In addition, to our stock of Heavy Groceries, wo
have a large assortment of Fancy:
CIGAES,at all prices; Fancy Wash and Shaving
SOAPS; Whole and Half Boxes new M. K.
and Layer RAISIN; SARDINES; FIGS;
PICKLES; PEACHES, Covo aud
Spiced OYTEES; MUSTAED,
- in boxes; 50 fc 25 lbs. boxes
assorted CANDIES;
CHEESE; CU ACKERS;
INDIGO; MADDEE;
SPICES, grain and ground: ALUM;
Eace & Ground GINGER;COPPEAS;
BLACKING, large and small; BLACKING
BRUSHES; FAUCETS; CINNAMON, ground
and in matts; CAPS: SHOT: LEAD; I
EXT. LOGWOOD; STAECH; , ;
GERMAN SOAP;
A large variety of CAP, NOTE & LETTER PA
PER; ENVELOPES, buffand white; &c. &c.
tS7In addition to the above, we offer induce
ments to the trade in '
EECTIFIED WHISKY sold at Cincinnati prices.
GINGER WINE, GIN, BRANDY, and with a
superior lot of OLl BOUKCON WHISKY
at all prices. Respectfully,
LLOYD & UICUAJiPSON.
Maysrille, Ky., March S, 1S34. (
fiJElV CHINA, GLASS
AND
Queensware House!!
IMPORTER AND DEALER
Second Stroot,
One door leuto Geo. Aithur't Confectioner Store,
o
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND a l'ahgk
ANO WELL ttLKCTtD STOCK OW
QUEEN S V7ARE& FANCY GOODS.
in great variety, a Vases. Toilet Sets in China,
Parian Mnrble aixi Bobemain Giass,
yovel Bjxc!; Fancy and Tfcy
Boxes, Toy Tea Sets, etc.
DIN NE It ANO TEA SETS,
of all qualities,
WHITE,
ORNAMENTED AND
FINE GILT.
Silver Plated and Britannia Tea Sets,
Castors, Jbtc.,
Plated Table Ware; Ivory, Hone and Wool
Handle-l Forks and Knives Kuivcs;TcaTrays
and Waiters, et'all fciz-js and varieties,.
Imported Direct from the Manufactories in
EUKOP i: .
Also, the large and most complete stock of :
COAL OIL LAMPS,
of all sizes ai.d styles, from 50 cents to 10 each
BUENER3, CHIMNEY8. v
PAPER SHADES and WICKS;
The Very Best of PURE COAL OIL,
CANS, ETC.;
all of which I will sell for CASH at the VERY
LOWEST CINCINNATI prices.
t57"Aceonimodaciou to the wants of custom
ers, qnick sales and small profits are tho govern
ing principles of my business. Culi.seeand
jndee lor yourselve.1 It. ALBERT.
Maysville Feb 4, 1S64.
THE LEE HOUSE,
Corner of Front & Sutton Streets,
MAYSVILLE, - - - KENTUCKY-.
HORD & PEPPER', -Proprietors.
KpHE u
I JL , noun
Ddersigned take pleasure in an-
ncinz to the reorl or Mv.ri'U nnrl
Mason connty, and to the traveling public gener
ally, that they have leased tliisDODnl.rin.ionm.
moaionx Jiuwi Jr Kn ot year, and have
opened it for the reception of boartlers and tlm
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accommodation of transient customers. It is
convenient to the steamboat LanJmg... 0nd is
the olSce for the Mugo linrs t the i7ntrior of
tha State. The House is being thoroughly re
paired and refitted throulout, and no poini,
wid be spared to make it in all reypecta the bet
Hotel in North Eastern Kentucky. Especial care
will ho bcstoweJ np--n the table, whicii will al
was bo i:jn)iic'l witli the luxuries of the Mays-vilk-and
t'uif innati mat kutv.
mar 31, 'o4 O.ii JlOltl) Ar PRPPKR. .
A
300,000 MOIJK A1I5N- W KT vU!
I'Olll.itOV COAL J I '
CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale on Com
mission' by CUAliLliS PiUSTEB.
Maysville, March 17tb, : 884-tf u ' .' : ," ;
Call
U-jC.LLOiU.l
U. BlCHAEDSpNpnPttPTPC A T"H T THTTHP Q
W.L&J.L.PEAECE
Wholesale i&do c eft s
AND
COMMISSION MERC IL A T S,
3 -' SUTTON ST., opposite Lee House)
MAYSVILLET KY.
rrr r-
Our personal attention will be gven
to Eeceivig Forwardmg aU; floods
consigned to our care.
- - All orders sent us sliall le filled in the same
manner,.iD in reference toy imnig purf qtutftt'tffr
as , tj vie parties purcnasing were persomauy
present.
Below will bqfo2nd an enumeratioji of soma
of the articles included in our stock, which we
offji to the trade low for Cash o r Country Pro
duce: . ... - ... . . .
24Hbds.aiojceN.O.Spgar; :
- 8 IlhdH. Prime N.O.Sugr;';.rt j .......
, 60 Bbls Ltovcrliig's Refined SngareL 7
, 10k " .Crushed 0 .. s. :,jdo;.T c .
1 23 " Pulverized do;
1 - I r- - - r - - . ,- ........ .
"-A.JDpffee i r J ;lo;
oi Bags Choice Bio Coffee; "
25 " . rrimtfKjo Coffee;' T r
t t
35 Pufto Golden Syrup, ?n Half Bbls.
and :0gal.K"g!;
lO Bbls. New Crop N.' O. Molasses; 3 7
65 Packages Mackerel, jn BbU, Hf. Bbls,
Qr. Bbls. and Kits;-
25IIf. CI,csts Choice Gnnpowor Tea;
v- "r -Black Tea;
20 Gross F.ine Ckit Chewing Tobacco;
Choice SmoMnjr Tobacco, in Half Pound
. . and a Pound. Packages;
50 Caddicrs Choice Chewing Tobacco;
20 Butts Chewing Tobacco; ..
50,000 Cigars, assorted brands;
.73,000 White and Buff Envelopes;
Cap, Noio and Letter Paper;
50O Boxes Sardrnes,halves and quarter?;
35 Doz. Cove and piced Oysters, iu 1 &
2 lbs. Cans; '
lojBaskels Champalgno Wine;
12 Boxes Native Wiues;
Choice Old Bourbon Whisky, in
Barrels and Bottles;
Common Whisky;
Rectified Whkey;
French Brandy;in;Ginger Wine
Eaiin.; Figs; Almonds; Buckets: Tubs, in nests
Wrapping Paper; Fancy, Toilet and Bar Sonps;
Washboards; Brooms; Cordage; Matches; Spices;
Star and Tallow Candles: Cheese; Crackers;
Shot; etc. We invite the attention of Country
Merchants particularly to our stock of goods..
' We Tespec'tfully solicit the orders of tho' trade
generally, promising satisfaction In all Cases. ' '
. .)r,L.& J.L.PEARCE,
Nos. 13 & 15 Sutton St., (orip. Leo House)
March 24, lSt34. MA F6 VILLE, A'r;.
TO FARMERS!
FIRST CLASS MACHINES.
THE KENTUCKY HARVESTER, a
Combined Reaper and Mower,
THE KENTUCKY BRVAD CUAOE
REAPER, cuts aswar-U rf sevn feet.
THE KENTUCKY CLIPPER, a first
Class Mower.
r lillLM-. machine. have been in snccessr-il opc-
X. ration tor tho Iust fivo years, lhelr repu-
laiion is es abJit-iicd. 1 will oiler sreat iniluee-
mcnts to those wiio call e.irly, an inaclniics may
advance ma t rially oetoro the hcaon arrives n.r
cuttins. Prices now are low comnurad with
oilior machines. 1'or t-ale by
March 17 'oi JNO. II. IilCIIESON.
EELS. Clover, Timothy, Blue Gra."s, Outa
J an. I iianlen feucat, lor sale by
March 17 03 JNO. II. KICHESON.
JEWELRY,
WATCHES, CLOCKS
SILVER WARE ! ! !
"TUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK
ft cf FIStS ;OM WATCH KS AM)
JbHI,l,lt of tlie latest styles. Abo, alarge
urrirncni 01 LLUI HS,
SILVER WARE. PLATED WARE
AND FANCY GOODS.
t"A larc Stock of MATERIAL to accom
modate the tiailo.
Just l:ei-eived a larg-o 5?tock of POf'KF.T
Ji'JUivs, l'tJUr.MU.M.NAIliS, COMDS AND
AJiC'Y UU(JL6.
sf JEWELRY d: SILVER WARE made to
Urder.
Cash Paid for California Gold and Old
Miver.
C. F. DUFEU,
Next door to Minor's Shoo Store.
Maysville, Ky., April 23th, 1364.
nW'tS LIME. Ac 50 brl. Fresh Hv.lrnn.
KJ lie Cement: 50 brls. Fresh Limo: 10 brls.
Plaster Paris
For sale by
March 17 '64
JNO. II. KICHESON.
ATTENTION BLACKSMITHS !
YOUOIIIOGIIENY COAL ! I
TUST Ecccived, on commission, a load of Pare
rj longmogueny tmi.
CHARLE3 rniSTER.
Maysville. March 17th, IStil-tf
NEW BOOKS !
HISTOliY of Charles the Bold, by Kirk;
Second Year ofthe War, Pollard;
uonletierate Keport oi iiattles;
Old Helmbt;
My Farm at Ed eo wood, by Ik Marvel;
Les Miernbles, boirod in 1 volume;
Life of Stonewall Jackson, by Judge Daniels;
Hannah Thurston, Baj ard Taylor;
Tales of a Wayside Inn; '
Faith Gartney Girlhoot;
Beliilio Medici;
Peculiar;
Louie' Last Term; -
Household Fnendg;
Owen Meredith's Poems;
Lifj of Victornugo; ,
My Days and Niffbts on the Battlefield:
H.f-s.
fd3The above, with nnmerous otter valuable
Books, received and for silo ut. Eastern prices.
let) 4. G. W. BLATTEKMAN.
SHINGLES. -20,000
und lor sale by7 " "
March 17 '!
soiiig'cs hist received
JNO. It. IilCIIESON.
BKOOJI.1?;
larue supply of beat qualitv.lor sale by
mar - BEN rillSTER.
Cannel Oosl.
Ij.- 'j: v -T ". ! i. t"if ;'.. -m 1 0t1t nrt
ivn.-i-ii. N.-. ;J:it ;iu : i lui-.-j
k u:;d lav ill a Sifly for onr :arr.iiv ;
or.i
bjcfore yon urc-draffttl
. i ...... - i
CHARLES PIlISTEft.
"Maysville, March lfY5 ;r LEagle eepy-tf
GRAIN, GROCERY,
AND .
COMMISSION HOUSE
' "Corner of 3rd & Market Streeis,-,-MAYSVILLE,
- KENTUCKY.
TinAVE JUST OPENED A GHAIN,
J. i GEOCERY AND COMMISSION STOREin
the house formerly occupied hy Jas. C. Brook
ovdr. iinrt li.nast Corner of Third & Market Sts.
" 1 wm pTiv the highest market prRre'lM CasB
orWHEA'tVEYE an BARLEY.- - -
I bavcjnst received a full stock of groceries,
Sngar, JJ olnsscs. Coffee, Tea. JUcevFishT(lbac90,
Saltrfrc.;-&e.S together with a .general assorl
mentof all articles in ho Grocery line: all war
ranted to be ofthe best aualitv. - Mv coods have j
L been bought exclusively lor Cusu, ana win oe
sold lor Cashr Country i'roduce, at very small
profits. .
I have also on hand a large stock of PTJEE
OLD BOUKBON WIIISK7..
Oommis.ioi, Storaeo Ss Fxrwardiug Business
attended to with promptness. ' '
AH persons desirous of getting lh worth "of
their money, will please gi ve mo n call.
jnrrgiyth, 138-3. - MKN 1M11STER.
C BUSHED, Towdered nd"Gr'annlacd Sniraf,
of best quality, ir store and reule low by
" BEN VHISTEli,
-''jnnoig r '' Cor. 8 rl fe -Marco1 streets. "
O YELP Philadelphia and Baltimore Syrups,
O in barrels, balf barrels and 10 gal.-koss, for
sile low. by
jnne 10
BKN PI1ISTEE,
Cor. Srd fc Market streets.
''pOBACCO of all grades and pri-en. for sala
j ijy ncn riusi e.tt.
jnne 19
Cor. 8rd Vs Market strocts.
V
INEtJAR of tbe best quality, for sale by
jure 19.
BEN PHISTEK.
jSe w Gfrain Store!
HAVING Kctired from the firm of Alex.
Power & Co., I wijl coctimio on my own
account in the Grain Trudc, on Wall Street, next
door to Alex. Mivhiox, and solicit all our old
customers to give mo a call, as 1 have a larjre
number of Sacks and fee! conlldont of my ability
to givo entire satisfaction t) all who may bo
pleaded to deal wiih me,
ALEX. POWER. .
Maysville, Kv.f July 1, lStJ'J.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL- DEALER
is all Krxns CF
GRflllff. FIOBH. TOBSCCO. SALT. SC.,
Corner of Wall & 2nd Streets,
MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY
j ire 10, 1862-ly
COiiPOLlXD CED80AT BITTERS!
Tho Latest and Most Import-int Discovery
-T MAN'S NAME ISMOEE
INTIMATELY
JL l connecrod with the history of the
Maturi:!
Sleilica ol the United States, or moro favorably
known as a hioneer in medical discovery. th;m
tl...t .f lull V nil, T f-r .f "I..
iu.ilui uviiit ul i-i.. oii,nni.svi c.Kv. Hi n.
inutublo preparation ot iai.s:ipurilla has Ion?
(.umi ui me nenn oi ilia various comnoHiuls cl
tintt vaiuublo clrn?. His compound Pectoral of
wiia Clierry bns liecomo a household word
tliroiiarliout tlio West and South; and his Woim
L.ozen;es, in less than a year after tln-ir intro-
ilnction, r.ttniucii a reputation as widespread as
tliucontircnt of North America. But tliocrown
ing glory of his lil'o remains to be att-iiiied in his
latest discovery, or rather combination, for he
ioes noi ciann 10 nave been the discoverer of
L Y.vUKjss, wliicl) is the basis of the Litters now
offered t- the public. That honor belongs to the
native inhabitants ot (JentraJ rtnienca, to whom
its virtues have been known for m. re than two
hundred years. Armed with it, tho Indian bids
do a nee to tlie most deadly malaria, ami handles
wuniH iear tno most venomous semenis. Ir. i
a belief with them that while there is breath left
in tlie body tlio C'edron is potent to cure, no mat
ieu w iiai. inu (iisense may OO.
While Dr. IJull is not prepared to indorse this
(5 'ivLeii-iiwii, iiu is iio ertnciess satis
fied from a thorough examination of thecvidence
relating to its virtues, Unit, as a remedy and
preveiiuvu i n an inscases an.-iut-licm cxposnro
inner iu ciiangcs 01 weaincr and climate or to
tlio miasmatic influences, it standi without a
rival, and justly deserves tlio reputation it has
so long enjoyed iu Central America and the Wot
indies. Ju
DYSPEPSIA
and its attendant train of symptoms, it acts
morcuko a cliarin than n inelicine. Thero
?Sri
uotlnnp m tlie wliolc ianro ot the
inaican lor a moment Dear a cum
it in tlii.i (li.-ease.
A I'nJI account of this wonderful plant may be
ivunu in uiu ciuvcmn ciiup n or tno I. S. l)w.
censatory. imsrcs lo3l aim 13S3
A scries ol experiments. in wiiiidi T)p. Ttnll
been for years encrnptd, 1ms just bti n brcuci:t to
u sucrcssnii icrminauon, aim no is now enabled
to olHjr to tho public a combination ofCcdron
wiiu ouicr improveii ion.es, tlie whole p-eserved
in 'lu best una 1 1 ty of coprcr-distillr.l itnri,.
winKy. which no is conn. lent lias nn nn,-,..i s
ti... i" "
bill' IVI I u .
ne miiriii inrmsn a voinmo or con ;Rr.tn. i.t
tho public have lontr since lua.na.l to csli!. ate
mien iniiisrs in incir irue value. I h.i..,!,.
s for every one to tost for 1 imself tho virtucjof
a ucw iiicuicine. uivc uio
Cedron fitters
one trial, and you will never nso anv others
Jt i not ncccsary to publish a lon lir . r.li.
enscs lor winch the L-c.Jron I'.ittcrs are a specilie
in all diseases ol the STOMACH. Kdwi'to
KIDNEYS, or LIVEU:
In all aflectious ol tlio BKA1N dcrendirT'nn-
on derangement of the fetomach or H
In GOUT. K11EUM AT ISM oi NEL'IJALGIA
And in FEVEK AND AGUE; '
It is destined to supersede all othnr
It not on'y cures all these diseases but it rm-
VIJ19 LllUIil.
-
A wine "lass full ofthe Bitters taten nn V.nr.
ociorc each meal will obviate the ill effects ofthe
mos unhealthy climate ana screen tho person
taking it against disease nnder the most trv.-n
v.v'iflliu.
bold by Drngfjists and Grocers, generally.
ur. JUIIM lithL'S I'uncioal Olllce. Fifth
Btrect, lnirviiie. Ay.
bold Wliolcsalo and l.etail by
SEATON & BRODRICK.
Cor. 2nd and Court Streets.
mar 7, lS64-ly Mayeville, Ky.
Come down in the center,
JL'iiat's wliat it means r
' N. C.
SADDLERY.
"pnE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW SITUATED
X so as to givo his undivided attention to the
Manufactory of every article connected with the
SADDLE AND HARNESS TRADE !
He has now on hand and :n processor making a
splendid assortment ot Gentlemen and 1
Saddles; Saddle Basrs; Bugy, Oaniaco, Jiiake
and nlk'y Harness; Waeon and Flow Gear:
Eidinsr Bridles, with Racking, Port and SnatHe
lit;s: waggon, isuggy, Coach, Snlkcy and Kid-
mi u ni; nog ami Hipslin Collars; Ilnrsc
Covers, suitable lor ad seasons; Leather. Web
and Rope Halters; Worsted, Cotton and Hemp
Girt lis: Red top and Iron strapt Humes; Drav
and Cait Harness; in short every thing usually
kept in a Saddlery E-tublishment. which will be
sold at Wholesale and Retail, at low prices to
j t'-ral ! tt-.-rs-; ." j.or cent ntT f -r cmi:
; if V! K-i :'''i:i Bttci-l-.-iS-t lit ni-. nt nv !
i 'iu M-m i, on ind str.-ei, t ninl vvuioli. -ttm
J.uvi) ia thu Ccuterbe'-weeii Market Suttou.
T. K. RICKErTS.
t MaysviUo, March S6th4l(8.
HIE - AEW. WHOLESALE & .RETAIL'
CIliA STORE
1
South side Mbet. Gonrf & Market St
rTjt ANNOTJCE WITH
nleasnre, the KI'-
rT
r-'-
MOVAL of bur Stock : of 1
CHINA, QLAS3
QMEENSWA.Er.
i. to the bnldi ng formerly 00
' 'ciipiedyE. Martin Sa 1-
idlert wbore we are opocin?
a largo aud comploto aasoj;l.niin,t pf Goods,
IMPQRTED.BY. Ou ES ELVES .
DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTORIES-
Our stock is large, containing great varieties of
.. ' ' . n r - -. r "t-
PLAIN WIIITIC, O0LD BAND ,AND FANCT DECOBATED
? Dinner and Tea. Setts;, :
vace?';. Cologne "bottles; toilet
- SE1TS; FANCY7 AND STAPLE '
' ARTICLES of every' deacriptioD; '
. Silver Plated
KNIVES, FOIiKS, (JAUD BASKETS, &c.
2EA TRA YS; ..WAITERS;
CO All OIL LAMPS of many .varieties.
Whilo tlumting. the piTBTTc and" the trijdo for,
the liberal encouragement extended to lis in the
past, we horethev wiN not fi-reet to call and sec
ns at onr NEW CHINA STOKE.- ;
G. A. & J.' E. MoCAETIIEY,
' Importrs ok Earthenware,
' On South side 2il street.
Maysvillo, Ky., January 7th,lSG4.
0 ODD ABO HOUSE,
CORNER OF MARKET & FRONT, STS
Opposite Steamboat Landing1,
MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY.
; Mrs. K. F. FLKMINC, Proprietress.
rpiIIS -well known Hotel, has been re
a paired prt renttct iu a superior manner
anci ,r i ow open to me public.
The Protirietrcsa recently of Fox Snrinsrs. so
licits the patronage of the traveling community.
No pains will pparod to give satisfaction' to
the guests of the house.
rdEfttagcs leave daily for all points in the in
terior. ' Mrs. E. F. FLEMING.
Feb. 12-6m
REM
GEORGE ARTHUR
Baker & Confectioner
AHT DEALER IN
Fruits, Nuts, Toys,
ANCY OOOrS, &:.,
Has removed his Stock to
SITTLLINS & HTJKT'S Old Stand, on
SECQN".t3 STREET,
Where he will oe pleaded to see and wait npon all
aiaysviile, Ky., April SHh,lS.3.
JOHN A. S EATON, J.B. BKtUEICK
SEATON jS: BRODRICK
WHOLESALE ABET AIL
DETJ&GISTS,
AD DEALEBS IN
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
Paints, iOils, Glass, &c.
COKNF.K 'SECOND COURT STS.
WIIEELEK & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines !
Awarded tnc First Premium as tho best
Family Sewing Machine,
r oi thrco successive years at the
UNITED STATES PATH-
For five years at tho
CINCINNATI MECHANICS' INST1TTTTF
WITH IMPROVEMENTS I
GLASS FOOT;
11EMMER;
CORDER fc BRAIDER.
ALSO
MACHINE NEEDLES, COTTONS, rf-c.
tFor
alo bv
J. B. GIBSON", Agent,
TELKGlkA I'll OFFICE.
4ih,13i4. Mavsville.
fob.
THE HOWE
sewing mmm
?
B
T HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW LOT OP
i..pV,,. B1!AUU HOWE SEWING
MACHINE, direct irom the Mannfactnxcr, end
will sell them at the lowest possible rate for Cash.
These Machines are adapted for heavy as well as
inonnest sewing. Call and examinetbem at the
residenco of S. Sbocklet, on Short street.
Mits. A. J. SMITH, Agent.
S3F"Needles and Spool Threads can be had
at S. Suoc&ley's Store, on Market street.
Maysville, Ky., Feb. 25th, 1SG5.
w. J. ROSS.
A. J. NEWELL.
EO. W. KOSS, JB
ROSS & NEWELL,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
v -
- ; AND DEALERS IM --
Foreign and .Domestic Liqaora
TOBACCO, CIGARS. &e6. ..
Corner of Market and Thfrd greets,
' - L L-.ii -. r ; i --: ! '
see
HALL LiaH5?S!
IOR Ei-.Vn;;jrt:Coil Oiliueryrfincr ctliccT;
lri nvtfcw lork-afor sale by -
may 9. .
6EATON cfe BRODEICK.
ma y s YiUFANp;ci;KciHAT
- TBI nxi. mw . ...... 4 - i
- - -r - nnTC41fn
This line Steamer M " u-'ii - uv. .v "
J. H7PBA"THEll,T CTohitoaiiflerr - r :
LEW.' M0EE1S Clerk
Leavesfootof Wain n t Strfbr Iaysvnie ,
Terr,
, Leave. Maysville Cindri
day, Thursday and Saturdav. 10 k&ZT : -
gfSaSfVj,! Mayavme
... Cincinnati, Mays rifle and Portsmoutn '
RE&XJLAR'a-SVEIiKiiY PAcKET
.LLyppi TUB 8PLENDID ' TB A It K
r -Bostoiia.
Captain Wk. McCLAW. Cooiirander; will con -UnueinhaboyetradeIeavii.(rCinciiinaile,e?,
Tuesday, Thiirsday and Saturday, and Porta-"
Ti' bv My,Un Wednesday .nd Friday;
at 18 M . , btoppmg .at, Maysville either wav
between the hours of 5 and 7 p. M. r
-For freightorTjawago apply on boaTd or to E."
McNEZtT, Agep.t.Jtfaysvine.Xy., , .
S; SALOMON,1
WATCEJIAKEE,
GODDARD IIoDSE BuiLDINO,
Mar kef Street,
May 7, 1363-ly . MAYSVILLE, KY.
NE W B O OES.
My Farm at Edgewood.f bytjke Mar- ;
vol 'i s
Hannah Thurston, by Bayard. Taylor, 1 5
Talcs of a Wayside Inn, by Longfellow. 1 25
Husks, by Marion Harland. - ? ' 150
The I.inp of Amysis, by Bnlwer 125
Louie's Last Term, by Anthorof Rntledge 1 6
Soundings from the Atlantic, Holmes I 25
Gentlemen's Book of Etiquette 1 50
' Beauties of English Poetry 4 00'
'Evenings with the Poets ' 4 00
Lo'nsrfellow's Poems, Cabinet edition 2 50
. Ilea ven Our Home &c 1 00
"The above, with numerous other new and
valuable publications, just received by
. W- BLATTEKMAN,
, Booksellers. Second Street.'
V. 13. COCIIKAN'S
FAMILY GROCERY STORE,
No 23, west-side Market st
Galtjbeath'i
TH'rt
nd. f
Old Stan
MAYSVILLE KY.
JUST received a large stocft f-Tamily and
Assorted Groceries, such aa i . .
Sujar SyriiD. Coffee. Teas. IHnrborAl.
I' ish, Nut moss, Spices, Candles, Wil
low nd Wooden Ware, Bream, .'
Tobacco, Cijrars, A;e., Src.
, Having bought all my Goods for cash. and m
motto being'-y oica Sales andSvau Paorm,1
1 can assure all who mav a'wm mas ,!! thn-
cheapest Groceries in the city" '
SST-TJic best quality of COAL OIL always OH'
hand and for sale at the lowest market price.
' A.B.COCHRAN. -
IS. B. Five year Old Bonrbon on tan. and th.
bestof all kinds of Liquors constantly on band.
T.. lit.- ' , r i - . : . . .
'"'."""i", ivjr., aiaraii i, isoo. A. a.u. : .
For IJais. Mice, Roaches, Ants, Bed
ns, iJoth- in Fur, Woolen-, &c. In
sects on lMant, Fowls, Animals, &cv
Fm. up in 25c. 50c. and $1.00 Boxes, Bottles, ard'
Flasks. 3 and 5 sizes for HotolR. Pni.m
fcTlTBTIOXS, &C. , .
'Only infallible remedies known." .
"Free from Poisons
"Not dangerous to the Human Family."
"Rats come out of thuir holes to die."
t7Sold Wholesale in all larjre cities.
tfiiSoUl by all DTiijiiristsAt betailers everywhere'
kT"!:.rUKWArtt!:: of ail worthless imitations.
Zf$:o that '-I'ostar's" niiwu is on oach Box,
Bottht, aud Flask, before you buy. -ZST"
Addnss IIICNKY It. COSTARi
il'niNciiAi. Depot 4S2 Broadwat, N. Y.
ir"Sold ry all VYholcsale Js.Betail Dmsrghrtv
in Miiysvillc. Ky. mar 81 , lS64-6m.
RAGS WAiMTED!
t Ol i Hf HI LBS GOI KLEAN COT- .
1JJ,JJ.J TON OK -LIN EN RAGS, for"
which 1 will pay the highost Market Pr.ee.
, G. BLATTEKMAN, '
fob4ih,lSG4. Bookstore: 2nd Sfi!
BEMOVAI: ! .
IOUISST1NE would resectfnlly Inform InV;,-.
J cu-jlomers and friends that ha has removed
to CadwalladetV Buildinar. in tho room fotmerlv" ' '
occupied by the Telegraph Office. i ; . ' '
o i ".'. ;.-:?.:
Fall and Winter Goods f -
LOUIS STINE J :- ;
MERCHANT TAILOR
AMD tiEPi'f l-'UKNISIIEK,- . "
SECOND S TREE 2, MA YS VIL LE 'KY.. ' .
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A -Choice
assortment of a'l Seasonable Ca ' .
in his Hue, which he 15 prepared to dispose of at
tho lowest rates for "CASH." lie solicits a call '
from his friends and pledges his best efforte ta
giVO Satisfaction. . : ... . , ?
October 1. 1S63. LOUIS STINEL
MAYSVILLE
SOAP - & CANDLE FACTOR - ;
Third Street, between Sutton' 4r Wall ,7
Opposite CicM.'PAister's Lumber Yard.-' ;
A GOOD SUPPLY OF. MOULD AND" 4
X SUMMER CANDLES, GERMAN AND
EANCY SOAPS Constancy on hand- . '
BTAgent for Starch & Star Candles. ,
E-Cash paid for Tallow and Soap Grease.'
cg- JAMES SMITH'. .' '
TEA a very superior article.the best import-'
ed, in store und lor sale by y i
Jns;l9 BEN PHISTERJ
MACKEY & WOOEU
, A
"I
ti
HAVE REMOVED OUR UK Lit1
STORE to the Kat Side of Sutton
Street, 2nd door from Second, to the New Stobk
fitted np 'exi resaly for oar business; where we
have opened a New and Extensive Stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DVE-S'TUFFS, PER-r.
FU5IERY, ALL ARTICLES OF TOILET "
And Everything in the NOTION-LINE. - '
ALSO, Paints, Oils, Lamps, Chimney?,
Garden Seeds, Jrcr.. &c."' " ' "
3F"Wo hope all our old patrons willcontinue
their favors, and that now ones will call- in and; "
us, lor we promise Jiargaxm
. Mackey&wood,
-Maysville, MaT 3, 1S64
Sutton street.
CHANDELIERS! r
TVF Various r'alterns.' for Wrmn j Cra1 Oil
J ' At SEATON Os BRODRICK'S ,. , ...
, Maysviile, Ky., may 19. , Drug Store."

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