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THE BULLETIN.
Jtf AVSVIf.f.K.
. JUNE 30
Ihcrease of ths Price of tha Bulletin .
"The Subscription price of the Bdlletiw
will hereafter be Onb Dollar and Fifty
Cents per year, instead of One Dollar.
O-The Presbyterian Church has lately
been improved by the addition of a splen
did bell. "Workmen are engaged in repair
ing the Cupola, and are giving it a coat of
paint. Bather a dizzy occupation.
LOST!
By a Young Lady, in this city, on Wed
nesday morning, June 29th, a Bound Gold
Pin, about the size of a Ten dollar Gold
piece, it has two small charms attached a
bell and locket. The finder will receive a
reward, and the thanks of the loser, by
leaving it at THIS OFFICE.
Have you a sister? Then love and cher
ish ber with a holy friendship. Weanoik.
And if you have cone, why love seme
body else's sister!
. CiTAt a recent meeting of the Washing
ton Fire Company, the following members
were chosen to office:
President JOHN R. RUDY.
"Vice President Wm 3. Bridges.
Secretary W. C MoClanahan.
Treasurer Con. Rdpy.
Messenger H. JoHtfsnN.
Ch. Stand. Comt. C. H. Frank.
1st Direc. Niagara Henry Rudy.
2nd " " TTenryBopie.
1st " tl. Clay Abch Sccpdeb.
2nd " " Jas. Easton.
(7By reference to Mrs Jul! a Owens
advertisement in another column it will be
seen that the sale of the "Parker House"
has been postponed until the lGth of July.
(CrThe Fine Fruit Farm of Tiio's G.
DowDEN, near Minerva, will be sold next
Saturday, at 10 o'clock. Persons having
Greenbacks to invest, can never have a
Setter opportunity. See advertisement.
OZrWe call the attention ofthe Ladies
to the advertisement of Mrs. Laura G.
Collins. She offers a lot of splendid Furni
ture for sale, at Public Auction, on fteXt
Saturday morning, at 9J o'clock.
SILVER PLATED WARE! CASTORS
SPOONS. FORKS. TABLE CUTLERY,
etc., at LOWEST CLnCINN'ATI PRICES
decl7 R. ALBERT, 2.1 street.
0rlf you intend to go on a fishing ex
cursion on the Fourth, you can provide
yourself with fishing tackle at Owens &
Barkley'3. Tbey have a style of hooks
that are very "catching."
NATIVrrr FEMALE SCHOOL.
A Female School, nnder the name and
litle of Natiyity Hall, wjll be opened, on
the first Monday in September, in the new
iuilding adjoining the Episcopal Church.
Competent and experienced teachers will
have charge of the school, so that first class
privileges will be afforded the pupils.
Erpecial attention will be given to the
common branches which are now so sadly
neglected in many of our schools.
French, Painting, Drawing, and Music,
both Vocal and Instrumental, will be
taught; Drawing and Vocal Music regularly
and without additional charge. Even the
youngest pupils may exercise in these
branches with pleasure and profit.
Vocal music, embracing cultivation of the
voice, will be taught for the purpose of
making good readers and speakers, as well
as gingers.
The school Is only a family of larger
growth, so that the discipline of it should
be that of a christian home, and this the
teachers at Nativity Hall, will endeavor to
maintain.
No public examinations, for reasons ap
parent to all, but accurate monthly reports
of recitations, will be made to parents.
The school buildiog eligibly located, pos
sesses the modern improvements for heat
ing and ventilating, so necessary for com
fort and health.
Tebms moderate. For particulars, apply
to the Rector, Rev. F. M. Gregg.
OCT Colonel Wolford of this State has
been arrested at Lebanon byorderof Gen
eral Borbridgs.
O-The Washington correspondent of
the New York Post thinks the repeal oftbe
300 claose will be carried in the new con
icription. Pic Nic.
A Grand Pio Nic will be given on the
FOURTH OF JULY, at Mr. John A.
Keitu"s Grove, four miles down the River,
on the Kentucky side; a more delightful
place could not be desired, it is both bady
and pleasant. The proceeds to be expended
in furniehins the Sisters House. The Aber
deen Ferry Boat will leave the Maysville
Wharf at the hours of 8 and IO o'clocK, A
M., to take the people to the grounds; re
turns at 4 and 6 o'clock, P. M., to convey
them home. Tb trip on the Boat to an
from the grounds free. The Committee of
Arrangements will leave nothing undone to
afford all an spportonity of spending a plea
sant day: they will have an ample supply of
all the necessary Refreshments, &c.,&c,
all other persons are positively prohibited to
take anything to the grounds for sale or
amusement. A choice selection of Music
will be furnitbed by the Maysville Brass
and String Batds. All persons are respect
fully invited.
TICKETS AD3IITTIIVO ONE; 50 Cents.
committee cf arrangements:
Rev. P McMaiion, Stanislaus Mitchell,
J. J. Mclxiss, Patrick O'Mara,
Hugh Gilmorb.
AugustElection!
Onr terms for announcing candidates under
this head are Thrtl Dollar t in advance.
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce HENRY S.
JEFFERSON as a candidate for Sheriff at the
ensuing August election.
FOR JAILOR.
We authorized to announce WILLIAM II.
QUEEN as a candidate for Jailor at the ensuing
August Election.
We are authorized to announce (WILLIAMH.
EDMONDS as a candidate for Jailor at the en
suing August election.
Tve Come to Stay!"
We are authorized to 'announce JOHN L.
GRANT as a candidate for Jailor at the ensuing
Angtist Election.
CHEAP LAM PS! 200 COAL OIL
LAMPS OF EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
AT FROM 50 CENTS TO $6. CHIM
NEYS, SHADES, WICKS, etc., at
dec!7 R. ALBERT'S 2d street.
B. A. WALL1NGV0RD. W.A. P. LCitTEY.
DIED,
On the 33rd inst-, in Cincinnati, at the resi
dence of her Son-in-law, Sn-nuel McKee, Esq.,
jnrs. nAii w . ts.i.iviE.u. in tiio 64th year
of her see. The funeral services wer conducted
by Dr. Burt, asited by Dr. K. C. Grundy and
tlie Rev. John Coons. Her remains were de
posited m the Spring trove Cemetery.
The deceased was a native of Kentucky and
her character was strikingly impressed wi h that
heroic fpirit which marked the era of her birth.
Strength ofmind.a clear erception ofrijzh. and
wrong, and an indomitable energy, were her
recti! ar characteristic. I me to her convictions
of dut y, she was ever firm aud resolute in the
execution of her purposes. For thiity-sevor.
years s:e nnd been a member 01 1 he 1 'resby tcrian
Church, and was for some time under the
pastoral charge of Dr. Grundy in this city, but
at the time of her decease wan com ected with
the Presbyterian Church at Fleminsrsbur?. Her
Christian zeal Was eminent in h11 that concerned
the Church, and she died as she had lived full
of faith, hope and charity. May the mantle of
piety, that adorned the deceased Mother descend
to tiie only living Son, tho youngest member of
her family, and who was during hor lat years,
the object of her peculiar care aud affection.
II.
In this city, on Friday, Jnlie 21th, 1SG4,
UKSULI A, the yonngest daughter of Lafayette
aud Amelia Conk, aged 2 years and 6 mouths.
A CHILD IS DEAD AN ANGEL IiOBV.
'An early summons Jesus scuds
To call a child nbovo,
Ami whiscrs to the weeping friends,
This is the work of Jove.
To savo your darling child from wco,
And srnard him I'rjni all barms.
From all the griefs you feel below,
He culled turn to his arms."
NEW CASH HARDWARE HOUSE!
1 n .
SIGN OF I51G SAW.
FARMERS,
WE HAVE NOW ON II AND THE BEST AR
TICLE OF
GllAIN SCYTIIi:,
fJICASS SCYTIIKS
ItKIAU SCYTII ES;
SIYTIII-; SNATHS.
UK A IN CKAIM.rS,
II A Y l()lthS,Ac.,.vc ,
Lotr for Ca fi. OWENS A BAl.'lvLEY.
Maybville, June 80, lSt4. Second Mrect.
LADIES,
YOU WILL FIND AT THE
HARmVARlS HOUSE, 2d Street.
IVORY HANDLE" KNlVE,
PL AT ED T ABLE KMT KS.
PLATED DESPEKT KNIVEfJ,
PLATEL KOHK8A SIMONS.
PLATKD NAPKIN RINGS,
BUTTER KNIVES,
CALL BELLS A TABLE MATS,
Gnltii IrchH KNIVES te FORKS,
BREAD fe FRUIT TRAYS,
WAITERS, Ac. Ac,
Low for Caslw OWENS rf BARKLEY.
SALE OF
Household Furniture.
INTENDING to remove to Cincinnati, I will
offer at Auction, at 9 o'clock
Saturday Morning, July 3,1864,
At m v present residence, the old 'iParker House,"
a Quantity of Household Furniture, some of
which is of Very superior qnality. Two Kichly-
Ciirved, Solid Mahogany JiedsteadM 1 Marblo
Top Washstands; 2 Sideboards: Sofa; Clock;
Wardrobes, laoies; wanreww, iucnen furni
ture, Ac. LAURA i. COLLINS.
Maysville, Ky., June SO, lSfl-lt
100,000 Shingles!
JUST Received and for sale by
ALEX. MADDOX.
Maysville, June au, ist. wan direct.
Valuable .City Property
TIIE Commodious and valuable property
known formerly as the
"PAHKER HOUSE"
and for some time past ocenpied by Mrs. Lacra
G. Collins as a ' Yonng Ladies Boarding and
Dsy School," situated on Second street, in tho
Citv of Maysville, is for sale. Tho lot fror.ts
about 70 feet on Second street, and extends back
lt6 feet. The House is large and roomy, and
well adapted for a Boarding Hcnse, or for a
School, or it culil readily bo converted into
Store, of a cbaiacter now raucn in cemana in
this City. . . ,
TERMS: One-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, Pcrsonsdesiringto examine fie
property, wilJ have it shown to them upon appli
F..,7 on the premises. JDLIA OWENS.
f"If not sold bv lth of JULY, I will sell it
at TUBLIO AUCTION to the highest biddr.
Maysville, Ky.,juno 2, 1854-lm
NEW BOOKS !
HISTOLY of Charles the Bold, by Kirk;
Second Year of the War, Pollard;
Confederate Report of Battles;
Old Helmfet;
My Farm at Edeewood.by Ik MarTel,
Les Mi-erablos, bound ui 1 volume;
Life of Stonewall JaoUson. by Judge Daniels;
Hannah Thurston, Haiard Taylor;
Tales of a Wayside Inn;
Faith Gartney GiflUood;
Kelit'io Medici;
Peculiar;
Louie' Last Term;
Household Friends;
Owen .Meredith's Poems;
1 if f Victor Hugo;
My Days aud Niguts on tho Battlefield;
rsy-Tbe abeve, with nnmerous otter valuable
--..-i j u . 1 .it F:it.trn nrieis.
leb4. IS64. W.LLAlltUMAiv.
HALL LIGHTS!
T-'OR Bnrn'ng Coil Oil.fome very fine, direct
P lr ru .ew York- lorsaie oy
may 19. SEATON BRODEICKj
$1,000 Rewabd. The above reward
will be given to any person who can fur
nish a prescription for coughs, colds, whoop.
ing-cough, ustbma, and consumption,
which is equal to Dr. Strickland's Melli
fluous Cough Balsam. This balsam will
cure the above complaints, also spitting of
blood and night sweats. One 50 cent bot
tle is sufficient for any one to try. Tbe
worst cases of chronic cough, asthma,
whooping-cough and primary cases of con
sumption are cured by Dr. Strickland's Mel
lifluous Cough Balsam. It can be had at
any druggist's. It ia different from any
other cough medicine we have known in
this country.
French China. Glass and Queensware!
A fine new ttocl at and below Cincinnati pricet,
It. ALBERT'S
dec!7 Model China Store, 2d Stree.
H. BERTRAM,
SECOND STREET,
Maysville, - - Kentucky,
TAKES great pleasure in informing the
citizens of Maysville, and the public
generally, that be is now occupying bis
OLD PLACE OF BUSINESS,
On Second St., 2 doors west of Market.
The houso hasbeen remodeled throughout, at
great expense, and is one cf the
Handsomest Business Houses
in the city. He has on hand, and fs constantly
receiving, a large and well assorted stock of
Ladies, Misses' and Children's Shoe?.
Gentlemen's and Youth's Boots & Shoes.
He is also prepared to manufacture all kinds
of work in his lit.e, a: the shortest notice, and
in the bet and most fashionable style. He has
secured the services of
Mr. J. W. WROTEN,
Whoso knowledge of the Boot and Shoe bnsl
ness is unsurpassed, and who will be glad to see
all his old friends nd customers.
Mr. BERTKAM returns his thanks to the
public for their past liberal patronage, and ro-t-pectfully
solicifs the continuance ef the same.
Maysville, Ky., june 2, 13G4-am
ISTotice!
TnE Undersigned are about closing their busi
nw hrn. All tbosa Indebted to them
will pleise come forward and psy the amount,
and all those bavin); accounts against them will
present them forthwith. All aceonnts not paid
alter the lirst of July, will be lelt in the hands
of a Collector.
J. II. DESSAK & CU.
J.B.DESSAK A CO. have some Hats and a
few Trunks wricn they will SELL AT COST.
Maysville, Ky., Juno 23, 1364.
Tailoring and Renovating
ES TA B LISHMENT ! 1 1
SECOND STItEET, opposite City Hall,
Mii-rsVILLB, KY.
rrMIE Undersigned wonld respectfully inform
a. me citizens 01 luaysvuie unu vieiimjr mai
he rs prepared to make up Miitsof any style aud
warrant 1 hem to give Millsfaction.
1 nm rvr.MHre,l tr RENOVATE CLOTHING
ond remove nil kinds of Grease, Taint or Dirt,
and restore the roods to its original gloss and
beauty: Give mo a call.
- ... ....... w m 1 TIKlinitm
JUn0 23,'U4: ClililMIAiN AL1.HI.I tli.
GEO. ,W. WROTEN.
Homceopathic Physician,
SECOND STBEET, MAYSVILLE, KT.
t37-Omce at Mrs. "VTnoTEn'e. mar .10
LOOK HERE!
THE NEW
Boot & Shoe Store !!
SECOND STREET,
(In thenoitsa formeily occtipied Ciias. White.)
MAYSVILLE, KY.
THE U KDJSKSltrJ!.U Kh.SrjiCli!tJL.Iji
solicit the patronage of tho Citizens of May e-
sville aud sarroindinfr Counties.
Wo have a full assortment ot JLradles', Mioses'
and Children's Congress and Side Laco Gaiters.
Lasting, Kid and Morocco f almorals 01 tne
best quality and latest stylo.
Gent's Fine Bcots, Balmorals, Congress Boots,
Oxford Tics and Brogans ofthe latest style.
LADIES' AND GENT'S BOOTS aDd 1SUUES
MADE TO ORDER ON THE SHORTEST
NOTICE AND WARRANTED.
We have alo a good assortment ct ljh.Alllf.U
AND FINDINGS which we will sell at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Mr. CIIAS. WHITE, will bo raady to wait on
his old inends and customers at all limes.
B. A. WALLING FORD & CO.
Maysville, Ky., June lfi. 1S64.
Mason County Fruit Farm
for sA.r-.xi::
I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
ON SATURDAY, JULY 2ND, 1864,
The farm on which I now reside, lying near the
Turnpike road leading from Minerva to Madison
WnrthinfTtou's. and i mile from the Tollzateou
said turnpike, containing
G2 i).cree( I
Eight acies of which are well Timbered. There
are also two acres well set in thnrty groves or uo
ousts, and Thirty-fi--e acres of well het and fine)
growing FRUIT TREES, consisting of
6.0 Hoes Vibotnia Cbab, of 8 years standing;
I8OI1 J: EACH lKtes, 01 ciioice vnrieiira, wuicn
have been annually wormed since they have
Um nlint. snri hnndpd hwek the nast Srjrinc:
530 Pears, 81 varities, 200 Bartletts';
200 Pltjim. 13 vaueties, ou vr aBnmgion b;
8OO Hokton'b Sezdllvo Goosibbrbjis, sow
hearing;
30O Choice varities of Gbape;
200 Improved Orange Qcjncx;
125 Damsons;
12 S'.BERIATT CRAB, now In fall bearing;
Almonds; Spauish Chestnuts; Mountain Chest
nuts; Ornamental Crabs aad various Ornamental
Shrubs and Cherry Trees. Also, a Family Or
chard of 65 Trees of choice varietias. Also, an
Orchard of 500 Trees, ccnei.'ting of Missouri
GonaMns, Rawls' Gouatins, Home Beauty and
Smith's Cider Apples. ,.-.v
The crop now on tho place will be sold with
1..- 1 ---;...t;n,T r.t iwn. Tobacco. Navv
B-ans, Oats, &e.- Also, the half of 2o acres Of
W heat.
Also", Four head of Horses, Two head of Milch
Cows, Twelve head of (Jood Hogs, 1 Two horse
Wapon, Gearing. Plows and other Farming Im
plements. Also, some Bacon, 1 Barrel of Mo
Iaw.Snsrar, Ccflee, f-o.
rgT"Ternis r'ade known on day oraie. aie
oo.-iiive if a bid wmade. Plats ol the Orchard,
Vc, can be seen oq tne premises the day of sale.
K3TSaIo to take place at 10 o'clock, A.M.
1 refer to Charles DeitrLx, ofthe Kentucky
Nurt-ery, or John B. Poyntz.
J THO'S G. DOWDEN.
JSf"Th3 serv.ces of a No. 1 hand, now on the
the place.can bo procur.'d.if det-ired. thebiUnce
of tho year to take oieofand ave the crop.
His crop boing ijereby exprtly reserved.
Mason County, Ky.jjunel6-3w. T-G.D.
RED CORNER
CLOTHING STORE!
Blum & Heckinger's
GREAT WESTERN
Emporium of Fashion
WE take pleasure in informing onr PatTons
and tne public generally, that we have
jast received, and are continuing to receive, from
New York, Baltimore and other Eastern
Ports, a vcll, large and varied stock of
GENTLEMEN'S READY-MADE
CLOTHING;
Of tho very latest Eastern Styles.
Dress Coats,
Business Coats,
Promenade Coats,
Pants and Tests,
Of all styles and descriptions, all of which we
will dispose cf at tho lowest Eastern prices.
We have paid the most particular PERSONAL
ATTENTION in the selection of Goods for our
MERCHANT TAILORING
DEPARTMENT,
And have purchased only the MOST CHOICE
and FASHIONABLE kinca and Styles. Hav
ing made and EXTENSIVE ADDITION to this
branch of our business, we have now the best
FACILITIES to Manufacture to Order, at the
SHORTEST NOTICE. Our celebrated and ex
perienced Cutter, JEltltY 1 YOUNG, will
superintend the getting up of all work in the
Merchant Tailoring Line, by experienced work
men ONLY. The Stock consist of the finest
Foreign and Domestic Cloths;
French and English Cashmeresj
Silks, Satins & Cashmeres for Vest
ings. Mr. YOUNG has also procured Genlo's, C.
Scotl 'a, Glencrosa' & West's latest Patern Sheets.
Our Stock of
GEXTLElIEiVS FCMISMG GOODS!
Comprises all appertaining to a Gentleman's
Outfit, and is too numerous and varied ' 0 men
tion; Tho Genuine Patent
FRENCH YOKE SHIRT
Can be got at oflr Store.
FOR THE FINEST AND LATEST STYLE
CALL AT THE RED CORNER.
A FULL SUPPLY OF
Trunks,
Valises,
Carpet Sacks,
Umbrellas, &c.,
Always on hsnd.
ALL PUECHASER3 WHO WISH TO
SAVE MONEY!
AND GET THE
LATEST STYLES !
WILL FIND IT TO THEIB ADVANTAGE
TO CALL AT THE
RED CORNER STORE
BEFOKE fUECHASING ELSEWHERE.
TOE A FINE STYLISH
SPRING SUIT!
CALL AT
BLUM & HECKINGER'S
RED CORNER STORE I
Maysville, Kj., Marcn 811364i
MULL1NS & HUNT'S
WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS STORE!
TH E SUBSCRIBERS, LONG ESTAB
LISHED in a large retail Dry Goods business
ia Msyaville, would call tne attention of Coun
try Merchants to their recent adctition of an ex
tensive Wholesale Department -which will be
conducted on a STRICTLY CASH PRINCI
PLE. The many years of experience possessed by
onr buyer, combinod with a perfect knowledge of
the Kentucky trade, a thorough acquaintance
ship with all tho Manufacturing and Importing
Houses in the East, and the fact of nr pur
chases being made for "Cash," together with a
firm determination to sell at a mere commission
advance on Eastern Cost, will be sufficient
guaranties to CLOSE CASH BUYERS that we
cannot be undersold by any WESTERN JOB
BING HOUSE.
Our Stock will be found better adapted to the
wants of of our customers than it is usual to
find in the generality of JOBBING HOUSES;
as it will embrace a greater variety of goods than
is ordinarily met with In an exclusive Wholesale
Establishment. The departments alotted to
t ATS -A. Gu3l.JT Si
AND
1ST otions ,
Will be at all times especially attractive as par
ticular attention will be paid to them, and a
LARGE STOCK
Kept constantly on hand. We would impress
upon onr friends that in sending us orders they
may rely upon havinsr them executed to the ful
est extent of onr ability.
MULLINS & HUNT
Cheap Dry Goods Store,
2nd Street, Maysville, Ky.
Maysville, Ky. Jan. 3,1363.
NEW CASH
HARDWARE HOUSE!
SliGN BI'Gr SAW.
WE Take pleasure in announcing to onr
old friends and enstomers, that we have
again opened a II A KD WAKE HOUSE, on
Srcond Street, in the house formerly occupied
by Mr. H. C. Lloyd, where we will be plensed to
see any Who may favor r.s with a Call.- We are
now in receipt, and will continue to receive new
additions to ourStock weekly. We purchase our
goods direct from the AMEBIC AN MANU
FACTDKEKS aud FOREIGN AGENTS for
Cash, and propose to furnish goods at as low
Dgnres as can oe nought W.-t.
We also continue the WHOLESALE BOOT
& SHOE BUSINESS and request Merchants to
looKtnrougn our btock before buying elsewhere
OWEAS & BMLEV.
SIGN BIG
Maysville Ky.
BUILDING HARDWARE;
SADDLERY HARDWARE;
COACH HARDWARE;
TABLE & POCKET CUTLERY;
TEA & BREAD TRAYS;
CARPENTERS TOOLS';
COOPER'S TOOLS;
SHOVELS; SPADES & RAKES;
TRACE & OTHER CHAINS;
FAlItBANK SCALES to weigh
70O pounds to 6,000 pounds.
FIRE PROOF SAFES.
Maysville, Ry., March 3, 1864.
SATAN'S Devices and Believer's Victory,
Parsons.
Natural History of Secession, Goodwin.
Three months in the Southern States,
Lt. Col. Fbeematte.
The last Times Seiss.
Private Miles O'Reillv. His Book.
Spectacles for Yoang Eyes, S. W. Lander.
The Ferry Boy and Financier a lifo of Secre
tary Chase.
ALSO: A new lot of WAIL PAPER and
OIL SHADES At KOGEIIS' Bookstore.
Maysville, Ky., May 26, 1S64.
CGiLLEBER, C. Nelson.
Late of M ason Co., Ky. Late of Mt. Mening.Ky.
T. A. Matthews, of MaysviI.e, Ky.
o
Merchants' Hotel,
(FORMERLY DEN NISON MOUSE)
CALLEHER, NELSON & CO.,
Proprietors.
ZPHtJx street, uoar JVTaJLa.
CINCINNATI, Oi
This house having been thoroughly reno
vated and newly furnished, is now oj.en.
Cincinnati , O., May 19th, 1864-3mo.
Established toder Citt Ordinance rx 1857.
WHEELER T0BBAG00 WAREHOUSE,
PHISTER & HOW, Proprietors,
For the Inspection and Sale of
LEAF TOBACCO
14 WEST FROtfT SO?.."
Sto2 Ohio.
0
Tobacco Sold at Auction or Privately
as Owners may desire.
AUCTIONS SALES:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, & SATURDAYS.
PRIVATE SALES DAILY.
0-Storage to Shippers Three Months Free,
Cincinnati, O., May 19th, lS54-8mo.
Eagle copy 3 months and charge Bulletin. J
CLEAN YOUR TEETH!
wrrn
Aromatic Tinct Myrrh I !
IT ;s excellent for hardening the gams, remov
ing tartar, and imparting fragranco to the
breath. .
TRY IT ONCE
And we know yo will continue its nse. As
prepared by ua itis superior to alt other washes
for the teeth. Prepared and Sold by
juDBi" BEATON & BRODK1CK.
; . H. A. XALYRI, (of Ky. )-,
' -WITH. . , . - , ..-
CHAMBERS STEVENS & Ctf
1 jjpoBTins A WnotESAi. dxalibs ot
DEY GO OTIS,
110 3c 112 Pearl Street;
apfil?-8m' CINCINNATI, Oi
W. "W. Ti A.1VrAXty'
WITH
WM. K. BOAIif
GROCER Si COMMISSION E1ERCBAGT.
ONTo. XOQf
Wht Second Street, Utween Eaci A Eldi Strtttty
CINCINNATI, O,
WILL Attend to the Sal of all kinds of
PRODUCE, and make immediate Return's.
Orders for any description of Groceries prompt1--ly
filled.
BEfEBS bV PER3riSSIO W
Jon A. Koflmsos, Esq, GallipoMs, O'.
A . W. Btjskirs, Esq., Portsmouth, O.
Hon. L. T. Moobb, Catlettsburg, Ky.-
C.AVT- W ITnT.tittt
Jko. N.,RicfiABDsoN, E3'., "
D. D. Gkiqer, Eq., " "
HtroH Means, Esq., Ashland, Ky.
-W. T. jSicholls, Esq v. Ashland, Ky.
Wlf. L. Geioeb, Esq.. Ashland, Ky.
Geo. Wvbts, Esq., Greehnpsburg, Ky.
E. J. Hook ada Y, Esq., "
Louis D. Ross, Esq., . "
Capt. Z. Shirley, Louisville, Ky.
Hon. Thos. E. Bbamlett, Frankfort, Ky.
BWill make liberal advance on Consign--menis
of Produce. mar 8,1864-6m
M. THOMPSON, .
Umbrella, Parasol
AND
WALKING CANE
MANUFACTORY,
Ho. 167 MaiR Street, Tret.-4th & 5tlv
CINCINNATI, O.
"Rcpairing promptly atlend"ed otr mar
DUHME & CO.
S. W. Cor. 4lh and Walnut Streets,
CINCINNATI, O.
M! anil fa c tureTs
Retail & i Wholesale Dealers m
DIAMONDS, WATCHES
JEWELlii & bILVxiliVv AKlv.
THEY Kep on hand a large atocic 01 neay
Watches, Jobbing Material, Spectacles, c.t-
for the Trade. . .
01d Gold aud Sirver Dongnt iaran.
march 3, 1864-ly 1
A SURE CURE.
T7VERY BODY IS BEING CURED OF THIS
Ci distressing disease by the use ot
Dft. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY
Read -what those say who have used it:
Mr. Charles W. Landram, of Louisville, and
J. P. Hazards, Cincinnati, O., werejboth cured
after using one pot of Dr. Strickland's Pile
j Tl-nTT u att tiiav Viauo ir'ini wv.rv thine?
but conM obtain no relief, but one Pot ofbtnek
land's Pile Remedy affected a perfect cureafter.
sntfering for many years with the worst kind or
fering to try it.
C l . 1 U oil Tirnwmdts KO 0Tlfjt Tr Trflfr. U1DI1-
fnptnred at No. 6 East Fourth street, Cincinnati,-
Ohio. Ask for
BR; STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY.
General Depot, No: 6 East Fourth street, Cin
cinnati, Ohio. -
or sate oy BJSAXUfl f atsxjjjriyjrk.,. corner
2nd fe Conit Sts., Maysville. june 2, '64-ly
BOOK & STATlbNER
RAVING Purchased tbe &tocKoi
...Airc sTiTiniSERY. WALL
PAPER, Ac, of Messrs W. L. Peaboe & Co.,-
t nniniK i.n Viuainpss at the old
stand ih this Citt- I shall be continually sup
plied with a full stock of all articles pertaining
to the business and shall sell upon the most rea
sonable terms. . j . A -.VrivA-
MV BtOCK OI Ouuuli ,
STATIONERY is now eoinpleta and embrace
all the classes ot books in uo oy ucwjjtoi.i
Northern Kentucky and Southern Ohio.
tbiW H .' IllJ A I 1 Ji.'U
Sep.17, 1863.
IK. MAUVFL'S NEW BOOK.
SEVEN STORIES BY TJ1J5 AUiuua yi
Reveries of a Bachelor," "Farm at Edge-
W AdiarwCsnin'ly of the above elhzhtful work
,-ig. his iav bv Express". Mail orders shall
receive prompt attention. . -MAN
Maysville, Ifay S6. 1364. Bookseller.
MAYSVILLE
SOAP & CANDLE FACTORY.-
Third. Street, between Sutton at wan,
Oppciita Chat. PKUUrU Lvmbtr Yard. .
1 GOOD SUPPLY OF- MOULD ANI
. cnuuifp fANrm.-FR. GF.RMA1M ANT
EANCY SOAPS Constantly on Katid i - .-.
t"Agent for Starcn & atar oanaies.
r"Cash paid for Tallow and Soap Grease.
jiec.lO ' JAMES SMITH. .
AvRF-S Coughs, Colds, Sore 'hroat, Asthrria;
I i n( Coasomption. U is only necessary for
iZy one'troubted with- thew complaints to try
on bottle of ' . . .. .
Strickland's Mellifluous Cough Balsanr
to convince them that it is the best preparation
ever used. It not only cuies the abTe affections
of the Throat and Lungs, but it cures Nijrht
Sweats aad Spitting-of Blo6f, afni an excel
lent gargle for any kind of Sore Throat. 1 1 la
p easant to take, and a safe medicine for Infanta.'
Price 50 cents per bottle. ,
i SK.ATtVN 'RT7fSTT?Trtir- Corner
2nd A Court Streets, Massville, Ky. . .-
Ohio. , -. .Ijune 2. 1864-ly
WE "ARB PAYING THE MARKET
PRICE, IN CASH, FOX W 60L. -..
, THOMAS A DOCSCT'
M:aysviJlie,Ky.,My 26th, ISff-2ni
iagle copy i nt,h -
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