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THE BULLETIN,
MAYSVILLE.
JULY 14
Increase of the Price of the Bulletin.
Tha SabscriDtton Drice of the Bulletin
- 4. ,
Will hereafter be Ow Dollab and Fifty
Cints per year, Instead of 0n Dollas.
Fdn Ahead. There ia to be Grand
Pto Nio, near Mayallck, next Saturday, ia
Abraham Johnson's Woods. A fine band
of Mnsio has been engaged, and good time
a anticipated.
0OWe call the attention of our readers,
to the postponement of the Sale of that
desirable property, known as the "Pabkeb
House," and the proposition to sell or rent
thejsame.
Dbowned. An interesting son of Samuel
JSaston, agea r.ignt years, was arownea
in the Ohio, last Monday, while bathing
OCrTwo Dew joint stock companies are
advertised in Liverpool, to ran steamers
between that oort and the St. Lawrence in
the summer, at.d to Portland in the winter.
The capital of each is fixed at 1,000,000.
OCTThe pirate Florida has been making sad
havoc among the merchantmen and coast
ers off the Virginia Capes. The crews of
four or five of the vessels destroyed have
. ....
arriveu at a uuaueipuia.
fXTThe Great Eastern has taken three
thoussnd tons of coal on board, and will
shortly leave Liverpool for Sbeerness or
Deptford, where she will be fitted with wa
ter tanks, in which the Atlantic cable now
making by Messrs. Glass, Elliot & Co. will
be stowed as fast as it is completed.
07-The Ohio Statesman says that three
thousand farms in Obio are left without a
man to attend to them thousand of fialds
re left to wither for the the want of hands
to cultivate them; this, loo, at the very sea
when every working man in the State is re
quired at home.
(0Abel Stearns, of Los Angolos, Cal., is
the largest cattle and land owner in the
United States. This year bis stock consis
ted of 43,000, besides 9,000 calves. He
lost 7.000 cattle last winter through want of
food.
These six the peevish, the niggard, the
dissatisfied, the passionate, the suspicious,
and the man who lives upon others' meaui
are forever unhappy.
A pretty girl in Poughkeepsie.N'. Y., has
brought grief to her father's beart by elop
log with a gambler.
A machine in Bridgeport, Conn , makes
pair of ad's shoes in fifteen minutes.
Brandy one dollar a drink' is tie pla
card in the widdow of a Broadway liquor
aaloon.
Good fob a Dutchman. We do not
mean the slightest disparagement of our
German friends in usuing this frequent
phrase, bat it comes So pat with the follow
ing from the Peoria Staaz Zetug of the 26th
olt:
A Bad Placb to Nomisatb a. Presi
dent. Martin Van Buren was nominated
at Baltimore and defeated. Henry Clay
was nominated at Baltimore and defeated .
Lewis Cass was nominated at Baltimore and
defeated; Stephen Douglas was nomiuated
at Baltimore and defeated Abe Lincoln
wb? again renominated at Baltimore, and
we hope to God that be will be defeated
too, aod if he shall break his nuck and legs
all the people will say 'Amen, Hallelujah'.'
True as Pbeachiso. A Republican ex
change saya the politicians are trying to
defeat the people. That is true the ofll
cers, contractors, plunders and all the vast
hordes of paid pimps and lick -spittles who
npon the treasury of the Nation are trying
to fasten Lincoln upon the country for an
other term of four years. The people, how
ever, wno love i.oenv ana nave 10 iy
who love liberty and have to
bv those nn-
...iJ.n.nj.nt.H nr.r.r wND and !
principled bloodsuckers, prefer wise nil
Constitutional Administration of the Gov-
ernment, and will maKe tneir wisaes k.i.jwu
through the ballot-box at ensuing Presi
dential election.
07There are nicety millions of dollars
doe the soldiers, that the Printing Machine
cacnot piint Greenbacks fast enough to
meet the demand.
As afflictions and years may improve in
dividuals, so battle fields aod centuries may
improve nations.
SILVER PLATED WARE! CASTORS
SPOONS, FORKS. TABLE CUTLERT,
etc , at LOWEST CINCINNATI PRICES
dec!7 R. ALBERT, 2d street.
Absence Proper fob Husbands Miss
ilnlock, says: "A lady of ray acquaintance
ivea it as her sine aua non of domestic
felicity that the m- n of the family should j
be absent at least six hours in the honrs in
.... . I
the day." And traly a mistress or a larany, ;
however strong her anection lor the male ,
n.mluri nfit. cannot bn acknowledge this '
as a great boon.
A house where papa" or j
4,the boys" are
Iwar h-.nt. nonninr in !
and ont at all hours, everlastingly wanting
ing something, or finding fault with some
thing else, is a considerable trial to even
feminine patience. And I beg to ask
sex cenerallv in confidence, of course
it is not the greatest comfort possible wh
the masculine half of tha Tamsly being
cleared out for the day, the house settles
down into regular work aod orderly quiet
ness ua'.il evening. A160, it Is good for
them as well as for us to have all the in
evitable pe'ty domestic bothers got over iu
their absence; to effect which ought to be
fee of the principal aims of the mistrals of
a family. Let tbem, if possible, return to
quiet, sniilicg borne, with all its smtll
annoyances brushed away. like the dust and
cinders from the grate, which en pastint. ia
odb of the first requisites to make a fireside
look comfortable. It might be as well, too.
if the master could contrive to leave the
worldly mud of tha day at tho scraper out
side tho door.
f AugustEiectiom
Oar terms for an
thia head are Tkrea Dollar in. advance.
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce HENRY 8
JEFFERSON as a candidate for Sheriff at the
ensuing August election.
"We are authorized to announce WALTEB E,
NEAL as a candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing
August Election.
FOR JAILOR.
We authorized to announce WILLIAM H
QUEEN as a candidate for Jailor at the ensuing
August Election.
"We are authorized to announce WILLIAM II,
EDMONDS as a candidate for Jailor at the en-
euing August election.
"I've Come to Stay!"
geant a candidat0 for Jailor ,t the m'
Angust Election.
We are authorized to announce JERKY
McNEELY (the present incumbent) as a candi-
date for the olHoe of Jailor of Mason County, at
the ensuing August Election
We are authorized to announce W.D. CRAW
FORD as a candidate for Jailor at the ensuing
August Election.
CHEAP LAMPS ! 200 COAL OIL
LAMPS OF EVERY R17.V. AVn RTvri?
AT FROM 50 CENTS TO ifi hhtac
I W "
NEYS. SHADES, WICKS, etc, at
decl7 R. ALBERT'S 2d street.
. A. WALL1NOFORD. w.A. P. LCKTXT.
Prospectus
OF THE
YOUNG LADIES'
ACADEMY OF TOE VISITATION
MAYSVILLE, KY.
This Establishment is roiidm-tnrl hv thn T?ji;-
ious Sisters oi tlio Visitation, au order foun.Iu l
by St. Francis d Sales, in 161i. The me.nbor
of this Institute dovoto themselves chiefly to the
instruction of Younsr Ladies, Iu piinciplen of
Virtue aud iu tho Turius branches of a nihod
English and Ornamental Education.
Ihe course of instruction coininisea Ortho
graphy, Keaiincr, Writing. Arithmetic. Gram
mar, Ancioiit and Modern Uooaraihy, the use of
.uapsana oiooes; i rose. ai;a J.'otUcal Uompo.-i
tiou: Sacred and Profane llistorv. CIir.mofiOTv
Mythology, Rhetoric, Criticism, Lucie, liitii
leetudl ai d Natural I'hilosoi.h v: Ohemistrv
Astronomy, Mineralogy, Uotany, Algebra, Book
Keepiutf: French: Herman and Latiu Lanifuuiros
Music on the Harp, Piano Forte, Mclodeou and
Guitar; Vocal Mu-Jo, Dr.iwin;r, Puituing in
watr eolers, Arc, fcc; l'iuin uud OrnatUintal
c-edld Work 1 a :'; ry, tfec, $z;.
Those charged with tiie immediate Supervision
of the Young Ladies, will be vigilant iu rmiuir-
liiir au fcxact obervai-C3 of the rules of the I us i
tution, and strict attention to a polito and
an.iable deportment. In the coimo of the
Acadomicyear, two examinations wiil takj plac-;
the fir.-t iu January, and the second in Jui.e. At
Ihe cloe of the first a Soiui-aiunial report is
transmitted to tho parents of each Vountr Xadr,
frivin an account of her proficiency in her
btu iius, &e. The iotins Ladies at the end of
each month aro asscmblo t in tho presence of their
leacuers, v lieu a renort is inaau 01 their advance
mout in thoir Studius, and thoir attention to the
ruleti of tho School. Tiie Academic year com
mences on tha first Monday in September, and
endaon thi) lat day of June. It is divide J into
two Sessions. No deduction, can bo madu for
those who may bo wilhdra'.vu before tho expira
tion of tho S.'ssion, unless in case of protracted
eickness. A public distribution of 1'rjmiuma
takes piace at the cloe of the year, after the
Second examination. Parents and friend of tho
Institute, are admitted on prucnlitg an author
ized ticket at tha d ;r. As regards the exact ob
servance of rulus, polite daporlineat, and zjuI for
advancement, the louti" Ladies arc divided into
two cla.-'.-u.s; a crown is awar led as the l'nza of
honor ia eucli clitsj. To gain the gold Mudal,
the pupil must receive tr.e crown and the first
premium in the highest clu.-scs of the principal
btudies.
The termination of the Sjliolastic yoar, is fol
lowed by tha annual vacation.
In rder to avoid interruption of classes, visits
to pupils, are cunniiud to Thursdays; and can be
made ouiy ly their pureu'.s, sisters, aunts and
uuc!e; none others will be received uulc.-s
forrnaMy authorized by purcuu or guardians.
The pupiU will be allowed to visit thjir parents
or guarJiuus, on the Erst Thursday ot every
mouth, leaving the Academy at about S o'clock,
A.M. aud hl.trn'.u before nightlail. Freuunt
visits have been found detrimental to the im
provement of me pnpi is. and. unless particularly
requested by tho pareu'.s, it is protero-l that thoy
should vi.-it only at the Specified ti.-ucs.
The Ladies who uuvo charge of tho Institution,
profess tlio Cathoiic Faith jot, while the exer
ciscsot reiii.'ious worship urj Catholic, lnombsrs
of fcvtry o.hcr re'iious douoiuiuation are re
ceived, with whom uointlueucoisnsed to change
i their behfct but it is rcq'iirerl for the maintaiu-
ance of good order; that thuy assist with pr
pabl'c duties of religion nithth.
ig. 6
pro-
cir
Terms for Hoarders.
Entrance Fee,
iSoard and Tuition, including bed and
bedding, washing, Infirmary charges
and doctor's fees, per Session,
$5 00
02 00
ICxtcrns or Day Scholars.
Tuition for c!as!-es in tho Senior Circle, per Ses
sion, 20 00
Tuition for classes Intermediate, per Session 13 00
" " 1'iimary, " " 10 00
Extra Charges.
For each of the Foreign Languages, per Ses
sion, tio 0J
Muio on Piano Forte, per Session, 20 00
" an ilelodeon,
4 011 the Harp,
u on Gnitur,
Use of Piano, &o.,
Use of the H.-ri,
20 00
0 00
80 00
b 00
T SO
10 00
20 00
u
t(
u
Drawing Painting in Water Colors, c
per Sv-asion
Pa:nticiiu Oil, per Session,
Use of Chemical and Philosophical Ap
paratus, per Session,
10 00
School books, iKC, at Store prices.
Payments for each Session must bo made in
advance. The pupil are required to briuu; with
tbem tna orcjinary tablo furniture, coneisting of
a knife and fork (silver lurk prcteretl), a silver
li'-u:rt snoon. a silver tumtler, tour table Nap-
kms, ana six lowei. 11 ! "". lU!"J'
to at iiomo; a ueauo-iou v. c w . w-
The unii'orm in Winter will be Brown Merino
dresses, and black aprons, iu iSumrner blue lawn
or mn.-lin dresses, black aprons and white straw
hats trimmed with blue. Each pupil must have
es
some
arged
to liquidate their hills.
Letters to be addressod to the Directress of the
Academy of the Visitation. All letters are in
spected by the Directress of the Academy.
N. B. Farenia and cuardians, are requested
to have all tne linen of their children or wards
marked with their names, b&fore they enter the
Institution.
As th3 numbers of board'.-rs will be limited, it
is necessary to make immediate application.
Recomuiendat ons required.
Maysville, Ky., July U,lS64-lm
GEO. W. WROTEN.
Homoeopathic Physician,
bEOOND 8TBEET, MATSVILLS, KT.
ISTOfflce at Mrs..WOTtn'o, marJO
my I a white swirs dress and veil aua a sun oonnei.
iVi The parents aud guardiaus of Young Ludi
"ni ! correspondent in tho ciiv. who will be ch
$1,000 Reward. The above reward
will be given to any person who ean fur
nish a prescription for coughs, colds, whoop.
ing-cough, agtbma, 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. Une 5U cent bot
tle is suincient tor any one to try. iDe
worst cases of chronic cough, asthma.
whoopiDg-cough and primary cases of con
sumption are cured by Dr. Strickland's Mel
lifluous Couzh Balsam. It can be had at
auy druggist's. It is different from any
other cou2h medicine we have known in
this country.
French China, Glass and Queenawarel
A Jin new tlocl at and below Cincinnati price,
It. ALBERT'S
decl7 Model C bina Store, 2d Stree.
MACHINES!
MILLS! MILLS!! MILLS!!!
SI'6aR CANE MILLS;
CIDER AND WINE MILLS.
THRESHING MACHINES;
GRAIN DRILLS;
CORN S1IELLEKS;
CUTTING BOXES;
For sale by J. II. B1CIIESON.
Mayavdle, July 14,lSG4-5w
H. BERTRAM,
SECOND STREET,
Maysville, - - Kentucky,
TAKES great pleasure in informing the
citizens of Miivsville. and the public
generally, that he is now occupying his
OLD PLACE OF BUSINESS.
On Second St., 2 doors west of Market.
The bonso has been remodeled throughout, at
great expense, aud is one cl the
Handsomest Business Houses
n the citv. He bus on band, and is constantly
rwjoiving, a large and well assorted stocK 01
Ladirs', Misses' and Children's Shoes.
Gentlemen's and Youth's Boots & Shoes.
He is also prepared to manufacture all kinds
of work in his :u.c. at t lie siioriest notice, ana
in tho bet und most fashionable style. lie has
secured the services of
Mr. J. W. WROTEX,
Whose knowledse of the Boot and Shoe busi
ness is unsurpassed and who will be glad to see
a:l his old tru-nds una customers.
Mr. IiEIiTItAM returns his thanks to the
public for their past liberal patronage, and re
portlul!v solicits the continuance ef tho same.
Maysville, Ky., juno 2, lS'34-2tn
Tailoring and Renovating
ESTABLISHMENT! ! !
SECOND STREET, opposite City Hall,
-Mii-YSVILLE, KY.
'IHE Undersigned would respectfully inform
X. the citizens of Maysville and vicinity that
he is prepared to make up suits of any style and
warrant tliein to give salisiaetion.
I am prepared to KENOV ATE CLOTHING
and remove all kinds of Grease, Paint or Dirt,
and restore tho goods to its original gloss and
beauty. Give me a eu',1.
juno 23, '64. CHRISTIAN ALTMEfEB.
LOOK HERE!
THE NSW
Boot & Shoo Store 1!
SECOND STREET,
(In tho House formeily occupied Cras. Wbite.)
MAYSVILLE, KY.
TnE UNDEKSIGNED KESPECTFULLY
solicit tho patronace ol'tlie Citizens of Mays
sville arid surrounding Counties.
We have a full assortment of Ladies', Mi.-sos'
and Children's Congress and Side Luce Gaiters.
Lusting, Kii and Morocco Balmorals of tne
best quality and latest style.
Gent's Fine Kcots, Balmorals, Conirress Boots,
Oxford Ties and Broains of tho latest stylo.
LADIES' AND GENT'S BOOTS and SHOES
MADE TO OKDEU ON THE SUOiiTEST
NOTICE AND W A UK ANTED.
We have aiso a good itssortmontcf LEATHER
AND FINDINGS which we will sell at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Mr. CHAS. WHITE, will bo ready to wait on
his oid triends and customer at all times.
B. A. WALLING FORD & CO.
Maysville, Ky., June 1(5. 1S64.
e&? IB.
NEW CASH HARDWARE HOUSE!
SiGi OFBIG SAW.
FARMERS,
WE HAVE NOW ON HAND TIIE BEST AR
TICLE OF
GRAIN SCYTHES,
GRASS SCYTI1KS,
BRIAR SCYTII ES,
SCYTIIU SNATHS,
GRAIN CRADLES,
HAY FORKS, Ac, Ac,
"Low for Ca n. OWENS & BAKKLEY.
Mayhville,Jene 80, 1S64 Second Street.
LADIES,
YOU WILL FIND AT THE
HARDWARE HOUSE, 2d Street,
IVORY HANDLE KNIVES,
PLATED TABLE KNIVES,
PLATED DESSERT KNIVES.
PLATED FORKS & SPOONS.
PLATED NAPKIN RINGS,
BUTTER KNIVES,
CALL BELLS & TABLE MAT8,
Gntfa Iei ch KNIVES fe FORKS,
BREAD fc FRUIT TRAYS,
WAITERS, Arc, Ac,
Low for Cash. O WENS t B ARKLEY.
OWENS & BARKLEY
HAVE IT!
THE FATEST CARPET SWEEPER!!!
LAD IES,
IP you wish to bavb toub carpets and
Sweep without Dust, buv one of the Great
Carpet Sweepers of OWENS & BARKLEY.
o
LADIES! After having used one of the Car
pet Sweepers, you would not be withont one.
Call aud see it. OWENS tfe BARKLEY.
OWENS & BARKLEY
II AVE IT I
TEE PA TENT CABPET 8 WEEPER 1 1
Mayaville, July 7th, 1564.
RED CORNER
CLOTHING STOM!
JD1UH1 06 Hfifik1Tlfyfi
O
GREAT WESTERN
Emporium of Fashion
WE take pleasure in informing eur Patrons
and the public generally, that we have
just received, and are continuing to receive, from
Niw Yobe, Baltimore and other Eastkkn
Pobts. a dli.. HBO and vABiiD btooe ow
GENTLEMEN'S READY-MADE
CLOTHING;
Of the very latest Eastern Styles.
Dress Coats,
Business Coats,
PrOlUCIiacle CoatS,
POIltS clllCl VGStSa
ui au styies ana aescripuons, an 01 wmcn we
will dispose cf at the lowest Eastern prices.
iv o uuve puia me mosiparncQiftr rii&UAAL
MERCHANT TAILORING
DEPARTMENT,
And have purchased only the MOST CHOICE
and FASHIONABLE kinds and Styles. Hav
ing made and EXTENSIVE ADDITION to this
branch of our businoss, we have now the best
FACILITIES to Manufacture to Order, at the
SHORTEST NOTICE. Our celebrated and ex
perienced Cutter, JERRY I YOUNG, will
superintend the getting up of all work in the
Merchant Tailoring Line, by experienced work
men ONLY. The Stock consists of the finest
Foreign and Domestic Cloths;
"PV TTWlIcV, r"noT, c.
iisuwouu jjuucu uaoauicico,
Silks, Satins &, Cashmeres for Vest-
ingS.
0
Mr. YOUNG has also nrocured Genio's. C.
ScoU's.Glencross'&West'slatotPatern Sheeta.
Our Stock of
GENTLEMEN'S FDMISHKG GOODS!
Comprises all appertaining to a Gentleman's
outfit, and is too aumerous and varied '6 men
tion.
The Genuine Patent
FRENCH YOKE SHIRT,
Can begot at our Store.
FOR THE FINEST AND LATEST STYLE
CALL AT TIIE RED CORNER.
A DLL SUPPLY OF
Trunks,
Valises,
Carpet Sacks,
Umbrellas, &c,
Always on hand.
ALL PURCHASERS WHO WISH TO
SAVE MONEY!
AND GET THE
LATEST STYLES !
WILL FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE
TO CALL AT THE
RED CORNER STORE
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
FOE't FINE STYLISH
SPRING SUIT!
CALL AT
BLUM & HECKINGER'S
RED CORNER STORE Y
Maysville, Ky., Match SI, lS6l!
MULLINS & HUNT'S
7ST TT1W
WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS STORE!
TTT V. RTTRSPPTH-poa t nvn -conrnu
iatiAJ ma large retail Dry Goods business
In Mayaville. would call tha
try Merchants to their recent addition of an ex
tensive Wholesale Department; which will be
conducted on a STBICTLY CASH PRINCI
PLE.
The many years of experience possessed by
our buyer, combined with a perfect knowledge of
the Kentucky trade, a thorough acquaintance
ship with all the Manufacturing and Importing
Houses in the East, and the fact of' ur pur
chases being made for "Cash," together with a
firm determination to sell at a mere commission
I advance on
Eastern Cost, will be sufficient
guaranties to CLOSE CASH BUYERS that we
I cannot be undeisold bv anv WESTERN .TflR
bing house.
Our Stock will be found better adapted to the
wants of of our customers than it is usual to
ana in me generality ot JUiiiiLNtt HUU&IS;
as it will embrace a greater variety of goods than
is ordinarily met with In an exclusive Wholesale
Establishment. The departments alotted to
AND
Will be at all times especially attractive as par-
ikjujiuh wiu 00 paia to tnem, and a
I LARGE SXOOK
u-iwuomuujf un uud a. we wotiJa Impress
may rely upon havinir them executed to the ful-
Mill T INC . miHT
vueaj ury wooas ocore,
May8vme,K;.7anTies,e3May8ViUe'KT-
NEW CASS
HARDWARE HOUSE!
SIIGN BFG SAW.
V7I5 Take pleasure in announcing to our
I " . .rieuas ana customere, tUat we have
"Sin openea a UAKU1VAKE HOUSE, on
Mr-H-c- Lioyd, where we win be pleased to
see any who may favor us with a call. We are
now in receipt, and will continue to receive new
additions to our Stock weekly. We purchase our
00,i! Lrelrom the AMERICAN MANU-
chT .nd7"Po. to furnfsh goVdTatallow
ugures hb can De oougnt west.
we also continue the WHOLESALE BOOT
at imn, -BU&tri.fcs and request Merchants to
juumurQugo our cstocK Detore buying elsewhere
OWEiYS & BAMLEF.
SIGN BIG SAW. Maysville, Ky
BUILDING HARDWARE;
SADDLERY HARDWARE;
COACH HARDWARE;
TABLE & POCKET CUTLERY;
TEA & BREAD TRAYS;
CARPENTERS TOOLS;
COOPERS TOOLS;
SHOVELS; SPADES & RAKES;
TRACE & OTHER CHAINS;
FAIRBANK SCALES to weish
7UO pounds to 6.000 pounds.
FIRE PROOF SAFES.
Maysville, Ky., March 8, 1864.
SATAN'S Devices and Believer's Victory,
Parsons.
Natural History of Secession, Goodwin,
Three' months in the Southern States,
Lt. Col. Frekvak.ti.ic
The last Times Seiss.
Private Miles O'Reilly, Hi9 Book.
Spectacles for Young Eyes, S. W. Lander.
The Ferry Boy and Financier a life of Secre
tary Chase.
ALSO: A new lot of WALL PAPER and
OIL SHADES At ROGERS' Bookstore.
Maysville, Ky., May 26, 1S64.
C. Gallehek, C. Nelson.
Late of Mason Co.,Ky. Late of Mt. Sterling, Ky.
T. A. Matthews, of Maysville, Ky.
Merchants' Hotel,
(FORMERLY DENNISON MOUSE)
CALLEHER, NELSON & CO.,
Proprietors.
3r"irtli street, near 3VXta.
CINCINNATI, O;
F?T"ThiB house having been thoroughly reno
vated and newly furnished, ia now open.
Cincinnati, O., May 19th, 1864-8mo. -
Established tjndeb Citt Obdinance in 1657.
o . .
WHEELER TOBBACCO WAREHOUSE,
PHISTER & HOW, Proprietors,
For the Inspection and Sale of
LEAF TOBACCO
14 WEST FRONT ST..
SSLSA CINCMATI, OHIO.
o
Tobacco" Sold at Auction or Privately,
as Owners may desire.
o
AUCTIONS SALES:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, & SATURDAYS.
PRIVATE SALES DAILY.
QO" Storage to Shippers Three Months Free.
Cincinnati, O., May 19th, 1864-Smo.
Eagle copy 8 months and charge Bulletin.
CLEAN YOUR TEETH!
WITH
Aromatic Tinct Myrrh ! !
IT is excellent for hardening the gums, remov
ing tartar, and imparting fragrance to the
breath.
TRY" IT ONCE
And we know you will continue its use. Aa
prepared by us itia superior to all other waihea f
for the teetb. rrepared and Sold by
juce 9. BEATON fc BEODRICK.
H. A. CALVERT, (of Xy.J
WITH '
CHAMBERS, STEVERS &
IMPOST EES A WHOI.284XS DSAllzBS OT
DRY Gr OO D S
110 & 112 Pearl Street,
ar.ri!7-8m CINCINNATI, O.
WITH
Will. K. BOAL;
efiOCER & COMMISSIOV MiflEEABf.-
ONTO. 18 QT
Wett Second Street, between Had & ln Street;
CINCINNATI,.
W1T.L Attend to the Sale of all kinds of
PRODUCE, and make immediate Returns."
1 era for any description of Groceries prompt-"
ly filled. .
BESBES BT FKB30SSIOK TO
J ohn A. Robinson, Esq., Gallipolls, 0.
A. W. Bcskirk, Esq., Portsmouth, O.
Hon. L. T. Moobb, Catlettsburg, Ky."
C4PT. W. Ho8HBI.I
J NO. JN. KICHARDson. Tjiti
t4
D. D. Geioeb. Eto..
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Htroa Means, Esq., Ashland, Ky.
Wu. T. Niohoxu, Esq., Ashland. Ky.'
Wx. L. Geioer, Esq., Ashland, Ky.
Geo. Wsbts, Esq., Greenupsburg, Ky."
E. J. Hook ad ay, Esq., " "
Lonis D. Ross, Esq., u "
Capt. Z. Shibley, Louisville, Ky.
Hon. Thob. E. Bbamlett, Frankfort, Ky.
3?" Will make liberal advance on Consi era1
I 01 jrroauce. mar B,lSt54-6mw
M. THOMPSON.
Umbrella. Parasoly
AND
WALKING CANE
MANUFACTORY,
No. 167 Main Street, bet. 4Ui & fith
CINCINNATI, o,
t3F"Eepairing promptly attended to. mart'
DUHME & CO.
O. V. L0r. 4U1 UUU IV ttinDl OlTeeiS,'
CINCINNATI,' O.
Ketaii & wholesale Dealers in
DIAMONDS, WATCHES,'
JEWELRY & SILVERWARE.
THEY Keep on hand a large stock of Cheap)'
Watches, Jobbing Material, Spectacles, feo.,'
lor me i raae.
E01d Gold and Silver boueht for Cash.
march 8, 1864-ly
A SURE CURE.
T7VERY BODY IS BEING CURED OF THIS
DR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY;
Read what those say who have used it:
Mr. Charles W. Landram, of Louisville,' and''
J. P. Hazarde, Cincinnati, O., we rej both cured,
after using one pot of Dr. Strickland's Pilot
Remedy. They say they bave tried every thing
but could obtain no relief, but one Pot of Strick
land's Pile Remedy affected a perfect cure after
suffering for many years with the worst kind of
Piles. They recommend every one who is Buf
fering to try it. ......
Sold by all Druggists, 50 cents per, pot, Manu
factured at No. 6 East Fourth street, Cincinnati
Ohio. Ask for
DR. STRICKXARTJ'S FILE REMEETf.
General Depot. No. 6 East Fourth street. Cin
cinnati, Ohio. . ,
For sale by BEATON fc BEODRICK, Corner
2nd fe Court Sts., Maysville. june 2, '64-ly
BOOK & STATIONERY
HAVING Purchased th Stock of
BOOHS. STATIONERY. .WALL'
PAPliR, Arc, of Messrs W. L. Pjcabob & Co.,'
I propose to conduct Ihe business at tha old.
stand in this City. I shall be continually sup-,
plied with a full stock of all articles pertaining;
to the business and shall sell upon the moat rea
sonable terms. -
Mv stock of SCHOOL BOOKS & SCHOOL
STATIONERY is now complete and umbrae
all the classes of Books in use by tie Sohoola i
Northern Kentucky and Southern Ohio.
Sep.17, 1868. . .
IK. MARVFIS NEW BOOK.
EVEN STORIES BY THE AUTHOR OF
J " Reveries of a Bachelor," "Farm at Edw-
wood," 6o.,&c. ft.Tft.
A large supply of the above delightful. work'
received this day by Express.' Mail orders ahali
receive prompt attention.
I. W. S1jAX11!,KMA,
Maysville, May 26, 1864. Bookseller.
MAYSVILLE
SOAP & CANDLE FACTORY.-
Third Street, between Sutton 6r Wall,
Opjxmil Cha. PHieUr't lumber Yard. .
4 GOOD SUPPLY OV MOTTLD AKn
SUMMER CANDLES. GEEMA1 AND
EANCY SCAPS Constancy on hand
fAgent for Staroh & Star Candles.
CiT'Cash paid for Tallow and Boas Grease.
Deo. 10 JAMES 6MITH.
OURES Coughs, Colds, Sore Thr.oati',.. AstbmaJ
and Consumption-. It is only necessary fof
any one troubled with those complainta to try
one bottle of. , , -, r t
Strickland's Helluluons Coug Balsaia1
to convince them that it is the best preparation.
ever usea.. it not oniy cuies tne above anecttons
of the Throat and Lungs,, but it cures Night
Sweats and Spitting of Blood, and 4a an excel-.
leni gargie ior any Kina or bore, Throat , i f. a.
P'easant to take, and a safe medicine for Infanta.
iTice oO cents per bottle. .
For sale by SEATON & BRODEICK, Corner
2nd & Court StTeets, Maysville,' Ky.
BGeneral Depot, No. 6 East th St., Cincinnati;'
Ohio." fjuno i, 1864-li'
100,000
es!
JUST Received and for sale by
: ALEX. MADDOX, .
M ajsville, June 80, IBB4. Wall'StrootV
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