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Increase; of th Price of tb Bulletin.
The Subscription price of the Bci,letih
..1 i. k. n. Doiui aho Fifty
toad of Ohb Dollar.,-,
Ckst per year, ins
(Ey-We are authorized to ay iu w.p..
Wic. D. Cobtkll ia not a caodidata for
Sheriff, the ooming Angnat election.
(Ey-The Illiooie farmer are offirio three
dollar., a day farm hands and can find no
takers.', . .; ! - ' -
CTheNew York Aaaociated Bank and
Mr. Fessenden have failed. to agree npbo
tertna for the $50 000.000 loan, and in con
teqqence gold advanced, closing at 275. -
- (y About seventy thousand dollars .in
gold was recently found in an old cellar in
Kcir Hampshire. - -
- (v-Bamum's fat woman, M:ss Jane Pish
on, formerly exhibited as Miss Jane Camp
bell, died at Brcokald;C-., the other day .
Ten men were employed to get her into her
cofSn, which was so wide that the door of
the honse bad to be enlarged to enable its
removal. ' .
OO-Rev. Dr. Kennard.of the Tenth Bap
tist Chnrch in Boston, bae preached ten
thousand aermane, baptized two thousand
and thirty-tbree persons, roarr':ed four thou
aand and eighty-nine couples, ard attend
ed three thouiand nine hundred fanerals in
forty-six years. ' . .
O-Alxx. CALH3tJ, clerk of the steamer
Cleona, will plane accept our thanks for
late files of Cincinnati papers.
fjirFor the accommodation of the travel
ing and business community, the elegant
parsebger s'esmer Cleona, baa been placed
in the Maysville and Cincinnati trade. She
is neat little craft, and of such light
draught that a good thick fog will enable
her to pass the bars. " Tha Cleona is com
manded by Capt. A. F. PowEB, and the
wants of pasoeneers attended to in the ofSce
by Mr. Alex. CALHobK.- These gentlemen
are well known in this community as reliable
and experienced river men.
The Cieortd will leave Maysville on Mon
days, Wed neadsys and Fridays, and return
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
(Krcln last Monday afternoon, a colored
wemao belonging to Mr L. C. PeabcE, was
shot ar.d killed; The following is the ver
dict of the Coroner's Jury:
Maysville, Kir . inly i87 is64.
We the Coroner, and Jury summoned by
ssid Coroner, state that Locirda. -a colored
woman, the property of Lewis C. Pearce.
was bronzht ta her death by a gun shot
wound; inflicted by the hands of some per
son unknown to Of aaid body being fodnd
tapon the prerotsea of said Parc.
Jia. D." M abtis, Formao.
JcfiS ScbtDEB, Coroner Mason Co.
What the Rebels Accomplished In the
Maryland Raid.
Mr. William Swintoh the accomplished
amy correspondent of the New York
Times, in a review of the rebel raid in
Marvland, says:
"What the rebels actually accomplished
mav be summed op as follows:
1 Th esiablUhed. for a time, a be of
Supplies for Lee's army io Maryland. There
rn he no doubt that they have been only
too successful in the capture of stores, cattle.
torses, etc., which the have mde. In tbls
pan of their programme they have probably
tun aa Fueeessftfl as they could have booed .
If one could look down the high ways of Vir
ginia, he would see filing adown them long
trains filled with the rpolia opima of this
raiding campaigo in Marylud. " .
2. By cutting the railroad, communica
tions leading into Baltimore arid Wanhing
ton. and drawinst (heir forces up impudent
ly bercre the delences of the city, th'-y won
ih nroaticro rtf havins for the time being
thrown the capitol into a upecies of iege
The fact of the real bollowness of this tri
umph will not prevent i being taken
abroad for a very significant demonstration
of our weaknesa. " , ."
o n- ik. fori nf the invasion the will
pn.habl'y gaib, furthermore, the credit of
havinasbowc that while we are besieging
the rebel capital we are unable to project
our own H. This also is, of course. noth
tn more than specioua. bat it will be ac- j
cepted ae Gospel by our enemies at home
Snd abroad . . . . . . ...
4 They bave prodnced a great acare
tbronghont all the country covered by their;
crerationa, and far beyond; I should ex
cept Trom this Washington City, which ba I
(hroucboot maintained a certain dignified j
composure: bOt from Martiniburg, Hagersr
towti and Harper's Ferry, to Balumoie, and .
e,en fiorih of tbat; they have spread terror
wherever ibey or the report of i tbenv has
kone. In Baltimore; especially, th e exbibl
liona bave teen pitiial. There is no, ev!
derce tbat that city bs evef been threaten
ed by any thing more than a cavalry party,
and a small one at that.. And yettbis equaa
of men has been able to coop op a force
strong enough to cbew np the rebels, or ten
time their number, body and boots, while
thiv have devoted themselves to burning
jiouea in the suburbs, and have evin cap
ored partie of onr men within tbe limits
Pf the rity Itself. . . , -.
6 They nave been aoie rtio
lines io front of Petersburg, for a brief period
.at leeet. from the preesnre of a goodly num
ber of Grant's army. '
They bave given a practical demon
stration of one of tbe standing danger o
jjoitir.g bar army out of position to cover
Washington, aa it is before Petersburg.)
namely, tbat tbe enemy can. by a vigorous
feint toward ihe capital, throw the whole
cenntry into aUrm respecting ita safety
Thia is a danaeroue state of facta, for u m
doce a ,.ressare which it becomes difficult
for anv Executive to withstand.
-FOUND! '
In this City, laKtTnesday eventn, Poclcat
Book containing a small sum of Money, which
the owner can gt by calling at tha Millinery
6Loo-of Misa Anha Butait, on SuiWn street,
and proving property " .
Mayvilo,Ky ,uly lt,16.
'OF- THE CONDITION OF ' THE N KW- VOUK LIFK INsUltANCK CO., ON THE
, FIRST DAY Olf JANUARY 1S64, MADE TO
The name of the Co. is. the NEW YORK
BroMd wn . New York.
NO CAPITAL STOCK. . , ' ' '
ASSETS:'
Cashonhand, - -
Keal fctaie unincumbered
BomUiml UnrlMa.nitlicn ; '
Loana.un U S. and other stocks, the market val. of
Premium Notes, bearing interest.
Due from Agents and in course of transmission,
United States StoeW, -
622 Shares N. Y City Banks' Stocks,
224 " Del. & Aud. Canal Co. . "
N. Y. Central Parh Loan, t .
6 Bonds, Watertown and Rome E. B. ,
Interest accrued to Jan. 1st, 1S64,
Rents . " " 44
Deferred Premiums, due subsequent to Jan. 1. 1364, :
Other property belonging to the Co. ..
. ' LIABILITIES:
No liabilities to Banks. '.:.''
No Losses, adjra ed and due. '
Losses adjusted and not due, .
44 unadjusted,
Claims repUted by the Co., ' -
Unpuid Dividends, Net Value,
Dividend intercut unpaid, being uncalled for,
All other claimca against the Co.,
STATE OF NEW YORK, i
J -v , w r A TC B7 Wff VliRff I
S.S.
A'OKRIS FRANKLIN, of suid Ciy, Prttidentoi the NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
beiug duly nfflrmed and WILLIAM H. BREED, of iaid City, Actuary of said Company, beinjr
duly eworn do.beverally depose and say and each for .himself says, that nccordinir to the butt of
their knowledge and belief, tho annexed statement, is correct and tm; that the asrets oOaid Com
pany were attue sUUment Two Milhox. Seven Hundred ahb Fivk Tuovsand, Six Hundred
and Six-it Six Dollars, uud were invented therein stated a ad ant forth.
, . -.-.. juititiii rKAPALifi, rrsaiueuu.
' " WILLIAM II. BREED, Actuary.
Affirmed and sworn this Twenty-third day of February, A. D., 1SU4. , -!
... THOf. T. SUMMERS, Notary Public.
, . . AUDITOR'S UFFICE, KY., Frankfort, April 16th, 1 854.
1 hereby certify that the foregoing i a True copy of the orizmal on fiiein this office. .
. In witness whereof, 1 have hereto tet my hand and alHied my official seal, the day and
mil I year above written. . W.T. SAMUELS, -
, - ; - - - Acditob.
No. IZO.-Rrnrwal. AUDITOR'S UK ICE, Hbankfort. KT-, April I6tn. I5i.
Tu.. m rFi,r Thl TIIOR. J. Til ROUP. HS Aent of the New York Li fo Insurance Com-
rany of New York, ut Muysville, Mason County, him filed in thin otfice the btatements and exbiblls
requirel by the provision of an act. entitled 4 An act to roulato Agencies of Foreign Insurance
Companies," approved March 8, 1656, and it having been ahown to the s-at-iffaction of the under
lined thut eaid Company ipowe,ed of an actual capital of at least one hundred and flt'ty thon-
saud dollars, as rqnirej by fil act, tne saia idob.j. liiruupus agent aiinsu,
lirented aud permitted to tune ristcs ana transact dukiiic oi iuuriucc at ui oui iu jjoh,
c ,v i-nna cm, frr.m tV.A Hutpi hereof. Hal Ui'is licence mav 'e revoked if it shall be mude
to appear to the undersigned thutsiuco the film? of the a atomenUaOove rererrea to, me avuilaoio
capital of raid CoroLany haa been reduced below ono hundred aud nity thouuand dollars.
In Ttimot Wuwior, 1 nave sei my nana
SI COO Rewabd The above reward
will be siven to anv person who can fur
nish a prescription for coughs, cold, whoop.
ing-cough, acinma, ana consumption,
which is equal to Dr. Strickland's Melli
fluous Coueh Balsam. This balsam will
cure the above complaints, also spitting of
blood and night sweats. Uue ou ceni doi-
tle is sufficient for any one to try. i De
worst cases of - chronic cough, asthma,
wbooping-couh add primary cases of con
sumption are cured by Vr. StriCKiana-a mel
lifluous CoUitb Ualsam. 1'. can oe una ai
y drugget's. It different from any
other cough medicine we have known in
this codntry.
Freiich China. Glass and Queeri3warei
A fin new ilocl at and beloio Cincinnati prictt,
It. ALUbKI'H
deel? Model China fctore, 2d Stree.
AugustElection!
Onr terms ffr aninii ncine candidates un dc
thia head are TAt lolUrs in advance.
FOR SHERaFF.
We are authoiized'to annouuee HENRY B.
JEFFERSON as a candidate for Kheriff at tbe
ensuing August election. .
We are authorized to announce WALTER E.
KEAL aa a candidate for Sueriff at the ensuing
August Ejection.
FOR JAILOR.
We authorized to anuourice V7ILLIAM II.
QUEEN as a candidate for Jailor at the ensuing
August Election.
We are authorized to annotfnee WILLIAM II.
ED iiONDS aa a candidate for Jailor at tue en
euing August election. .
' 'Tve Come to Stay!"
We are authorized to announce JOHN L.
GKANT as a candidate for Jailer at the ensuing
Angust Election. .
We are authorized to announce JERKY
McNEELY (the present incumbent) as a candi
date for the office of Jailor of Mason County, at
tbe ensuing August Election.
We are authorized to announce W.D. CRAW-
FOED as a ca ndidate for Jailor at the cnbuing
August Election.
We aie authorized to announce ROBERT
CLAEY, Sa , as a candidate for Jailor, at the
ensuing Augusi Election.
CHEAP LAM PS! 200 COAL OIL
tiAMPS OF EVERY SIZE Al?D STYLE
Al' FROM 50 CENTS TO $6. CllIM
NEYS. SHADES, WICKS, etc , at
decl7 R. ALBERT'S 2d street.
. A. WaLLIWOFOBD.
W.A. P. LCRTBY
Mas t ar d e ed - Wante d
m m TV mi 1 1 rtav
will pay the hisrneet Market Price, iu
VV CASn, for Moata'd Seed, either in large
or small quantities.-
SEATON & BRODRICK.
Maysville, Ky., July 21.1S61. v . ,
MAYSVILLE AND CINCINNATI PACKET
THE FAST RUNNING STEAMER,
CLEONA,
A..F. POVVEK, Master,
Will Leave Mavsvine oionaujn, uu.j.,
V&y 0D ternate
d Tha Cleona is new and USht with fine accom
modations for passengers
parage apply to . i .
For freiiiht and
J. jJI. LOVE,
- v Apent,
joiy xi, lao.
Postponement of Sale.
1.,i't?'w-i il. .n.riir fnrmerlv I'nowD as
I . : . ;.. Tr. l,irvTToi7 : In ctv of I
i
Mavaville. ia postponed. . . - ; .
tne i a xv rwx,i nuut " i
ville, ia postponed. - ... '; . j
Kpcondflho!
i uia Ta.wBu.x. -?y?'-J ;
most
nost bnines tree in me wj j i
tends bacs IBS. ,
For a Hot hi ,; Private Boardiso Horsa, or
s, mirablf adapted, fiaving thirty
odd
. J . . . : , . - i. .....
r.-xima in It. Desiaes muiir, ..... ,
godCiiternVa Well of most excellent Water and
kil other neoe-sarycoovenieocea. -
Persona desiring to EeM or Pntiw, will
have it shown to them, upon application on the
' or Sa (if eold") One Thirr Oasli-the
n,rauiader in Six aud Twelve mon ba, with In-
?mj:,f . possession' filven to Tenant or
ftfScaser " JULIA OWESS.
avUle, Ky., July litb, 23SMf
THE AUDITOR, 8TATEOF KENTUCKY.
LIFE INSURANCE CO. vLocated 112 Ot 11
: ' X: .' ; . :'. :' J"
'.- . - . - .. . . :'-
' ' " "
V ; ; '- ; ; $101,188 60 ; V; ;. .t
iitasuz
-879.480 00
which $182,279 SO, 96,400 00
825.477 60
61,465 43
MarVet value.
. $827,782 25
63,569 00
,, 89.872 00
. 6,750 00
. -.6,10 00
I' 64,407 37
1,603 05
112,147 61
Par value.
- 7yo,i6o
49,200
82,400
c 2S.00O
; . 6,000.
.... v ' 2,075 84
42,200 00 ; . . - . ,.
41,000 00 , . . , .
.15,000 00 .
. ; 18,820 18
7,835 04
- v ;- 9.171 79 ' .
MORRIS FRANKLIN, president.
me auy majwr ravswnua.
MACHINES!
MILLS! MILLS!! MILLS!!!
sl'GAR CANE MILLS;
CIDER AND WINE MILLS.
. THRESHING MACHINES;
GRAIN DRILLS;
CORN SHELLEUS; .
CUTTING BOXES
For sale by J. 11. BICHESON.
Maysv.lle, July U,lSo4-5w
H. BERTRAM,
SECOND STREET, .
Maysville, - - Kentucky,
'PAKE8 great pleasure in informing the
A. citizens of Msyi-ville, and the public
tjenorally, that he is now occupying bis
OLD PLACE OF bt7SINE.3S,
On Second St., 2 doors west of Market.
. The house hasbcon remodeled throughout, at
great expense, aud is one r tno
Handsomest Business Houses
in the city. He has on hand, and is constantly
receiving, a large and well assorted stock of
Ladies, Mines' . and Childien's Shoe..
Gentlemen's and Youth's Boots & Shoes.
He is also prepared to. manufacture all kinds
f work in hin 1 i.e. at the sncriest nonce, ana
jn he bet and mort lasmonaDie eijie
sscured the services of
He has
Mr. J. w: WROTEX,
utVa.. irnnwl.rirfl or trie Wool ana onoe ousi-
nesf i nnsarpaved, and who will be glad to eee
al his old triends ana customers
Mr. R ERTKAll returns nis iuoi io iuw
fr.r th.'ir nast liberal patronage, and re'
hDOPtf'nllv solii-ifs the continuance ef the same. -
Tailoring and Renovating
ESTABLISHMENT!! I
SECOND STREET, opposite City Hall,
Mii.YSVI.LLE, KY,
rpHE Undersigned would respectfully inform
I me citizens ot JHayHviue ana vjviiuijr mut
he is prepared to make up Miitsof any btyle and
warrant t nem ro give s-nuiacuoii.
I m rrepuved to KENUVal ft KjIaj iunu
and remove nil kinds of Grcae, Paint Or Dirt,
and restore the (rools to its original gloss and
beuuiy. Give me a call.
June 28. '64. dim liniii auimjn.,
OWENS' & BARKLEY
HAVE IT!
THE PA1EMT CARPET SWEEPER I ! !
LADIES,
TP VOn W?h to PAVE T"DB CABPBT8
and
I fiuitun icithmtt Dust. huV
one of the Great
Carpet Sweepera of
OWENS & BARKLEY..
LADIES! After having Uhed.one ot ths Car-
OWENS & BARKLEY
HAVE IT!
THE PA TENT CARPET S WEEPER ! !
Maysville, July 7th, 186
LOOK HERE!
THE NEW .
Boot & Shoe Store!!
SECOND STREET,
(In tho House forme.ly occupied Chas. WarraO
MAYSVILLE, KY.
mHE TJNDEKSIGNED
t I i;;t thA m.t ronae of the Citizens of mas s-
nn. Counties
PVl V- V Suv X -
avi . Z,mttt nf T.adlas' M1.W
, . . i ). iVn.Tr, irul SLlfl Lace Gaiters.
ana wnureu -v".g.--- ; ...
i ;,!,. Kia ana aiorouco .
bet aualily and latest style. - - - ' .
GintV F'ne Bcots, Balmorals". Conzresi. Boots,
Oxford Ties and Brog"H of the latest style.
" T A HTF AND GENT S BOOTS and SHoES
MADE TO ORDER ON THE . SUORrEST
NOTICE AND WAKE NTED. . f
We have al-o a good assortment crLK Al Ui-B
AND FINDINGS which we will aell a. tbe
LOWEST CASH PRICES. . . '
Ir.CiiAS. WHITE, will ha raady to wait on
hia old lricnda and customer at all Umes. ,
B. A. WALLINGFORD & CO.
MaiBviUeJCy., June 16, 1S6.-- ; -
HED CORNER
CLOTHIN&OM!
Blum & He ckinger ' s
- "v GREAT WESTERN ; ' ;
Emporium of Fashion
W take pleasure in informing enr Patrons
aud the public generally, that we have
just received, and are continuing to receive, from
Nzw Yobk, Baltimorb and other Uastebn
Ports, a vcll, labob and vakIed stock of
GENTlEUES'S READY-MADE
CLOTHING;
Of the very latest Eastern Styles. ' .
Dress Coats,
Easiness Coats,
Promenade Coats,
Pants and Vests,
Of all styles and descriptions, all of which we
will dispose tf at the 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 CHOTCE
and FASHIONABLE kinds nd Styles. Hav
ing made end EXTENSIVE ADDITION to this
bmnch of our business, we have now the best
FACILITIES to Manufacture to Order; at the
SHORTEST KOTICE. Our celebrated and ex-nerleu-.ed
Cutter. JEUKY'F. YOUNG, will
fcuperintond the gettiig up of all work in tho
Merchant Tailoring Line, by experienced woru-
men ONLY. -The Stock consists of tne Quest . I
.1
ForpiP-n and Domestic Cloths;
TYenori .md Enp-Hsh Cashmeres:
Silks, Satins & Cashmeres for Yest-
: mgs.
Mr. YOUNG has also procured Genio'a, C.
Scott 'a, Glcncro6e' & West's latoet Patorn Sheets.
Our Stock of ;
GESTlEMBiVS FURMSfllXG GOODS!
Comprises all appertaining to a Gentleman's
outfit, and is too numerous and varied men
tion.
The Genuine Patent
FRENCH YOKE SHIRT,
' Can be got at our Siore. ' -
FOR THE FINEST AND LATEST STYLE
CALL AT THE RED CORNER.
" . A ULL SCPFLY OF - -
Trunlts .7"
Valises, , ,
: Carpet Sacks,
Umbrellas, &Ca,
' Always on hrnd.' - '
a'lL PUtCflASERS WHO WISH TO' 7 '
SAVE WE YJ
' "V-.-" -""AND GET THE t.'; v-
LATEST STYLIlS !
WILL FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE
7. " '; i : ,"TO CALL AT THE : . -
RED CORNER. STORE
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.!
. FOB A FINE STYLISH' "i
SPRING SXJIT!
'.".V. CALL AT.
BLUM & HECKINGER'S
; , RED CORNER .STORE f .
MayevUla, Ky., March 81, 18S1.-'
MULLINS & HUNT'S
TH 13 SUBSCRIBERS LQNG ESTAB
LISHED in a large retail Dry Goods business
in if aysville, would call the attention of Coun
try Merchante to their recent addition of a'n ex
tensive Wholesale Department; which will he
conducted on a STBICTLY CASH PRINCI
PLE. ' The many years of experience possessed by
our bnyer, combined with a perfect knowledge of
the Kentucky trade, a, thorougli acquaintance
ship with all the Manufacturing, and Importing
Houses in the East, and the Tact of ur pur
chases being made for "Cash,n together Vrith a
firm determination , to Bell at a mere commission
advance on Eastern Cost, will be sufficient
guarantiee 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
!a ordinarily met with In an exclusive Wholesale
Establishment. The departments alofted to .
A.TJ9 A.rZ O-a.0FJ3
. .AND . .
2ST o tions ,
Will be at all times especially attractive as par
ticular attonfion will be paid to them, and a
LARGE STOCK
1 Kept constantly on hand. Wo would impress
upon onr friends that in sendmg ns orders tney
ma relvxtpon having them executed to the fnl-
est c xtent of our ability.
MULLINS A HUNT
Cheap Dry Goods Store,
3ud Street, Maysville, Ky.
Maysville, Ky. Jan. 3. 196-3.
i m ' I m
NEW CASfl HARD WARE HOUSE1
SGJ OF BIO SAWi
n
- w A W TVTT1 H Q
we have now on hand the best ab-
I X lLiC UI
grain scVtiiks.
- GRASS SCYTHES,
URIAH SCYTHES,
StYTHK SNATHS,
GRAIN CRADLES,.
II AY KOItKS.&c,c,
Itow for Ca h. OWENS & BARK LEY. .
Maville,Jone su, ism. becoua S'treet..
LADIES, . '
YOU V ILL FIND AT THE
HARDWARE HOUSE, 2d Street,
IVORY HANDLE KNIVES,
PLATED TABLE KN1VKS.
PLATED DESSEKT KNIVES. "
PLATEU FOKKS & SPOONS.
PLATED NAi'KIN RINGS,
BUTTER KNIVES, - - -CALL
BELLS & TABLE M ATS;
Gntt Percha KNIVES fe FORKS,
BREAD FRUIT TRAYS,
WAITERS, Ac. &c,
Low for Cash. OWENS dc BARKLEY.
Q ATAK'S Devices and Believer's Victory,
- - . . x ARSONS.
Natural History of Secession, . . GoonwiN.
Throe months in the Southern States, . ..
. Lt. COl. rEEXAlTLE
The last Times- ' ' !ei.-s.
Prltuta Miln rVRotTlTr- - Ills Book
Spectacles tor Young Eyes, fi- W Lander.
Tno Ferry Boy aud Financier a life of Secre-
. - " tary Chase; , ; .
ALSO:-A new lot of WAIL PAPER and
OIL SHADES .At KOGEItS? Bookstore
Maysville, Ky., May 26, 1S64. ;, ... ;
. r..Riuiniit. C. Nblsou.
Late of Mason Co., Ky. Late of MU Merdng.Ky.
T. A. Matthews, of Maysvil.e, Ky.
o
SlercHants' Hotels
"(FOIUIEIli.Y DENNISON MOUSE)
CALLEHER. NELSON &; CO., I
Proprietors.
E'iftla street, 3aoar 3VTajx
CINCINNATI, O.
FSThishouse having been thor oughly reno
vated and newly furnished, is now 0-en.'
Cincinnati, O., May 19th, 1884-3mOi ; .
EiTAitisflEb iwdsr Citt Ordinance in 1357.
. o
WHEELER TOBBACCO WAREOOUSE,
PH1STER & HOW, Proprietors,
" For the Inspection and Sale of
LEAF TOBACCO
;; 14 WEST FRONT ST..
Ret. Main fc Walnut Streets,? mMnraTfnr ' rarn
nearthe Steamboat Landing. WttUimuui. vmv.
Tobacco Sold at Auction or Privately
as Owners may desire.' ' ' '
o . .- -.
AUCTIONS SALKS: :
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, & SATURDAYS.
PRIVATE! SALES D AIL X . '
(gj-Storage to Shippers Three Months Free.
Cincinnati, O., May 19th, lS6-i-3nno. "
Eagte copy 8 mohths and' charge Bulletin-!
CLEAN YOUR TEETH!
with . ' 'V
; Aromatic Tinct Myrrh ! !
wr : ...,iv.i c.v..ti;Fn tto tr'nroB, remov-
-tn.,!. nd imnarUcg fragranco to the
breath. -.'.' . . ,
" TRir IT ONCE : .
And 'we koc-w yoa: will oiwUone its nse. -A
nrenard by na it is superior to all other washes
,i,Ai(vith. .. rreparoa ana ooia ov-
SEATWN& BEODRfCK.
. GEO. W. WROTEN.
HoxiiceopatEic Physician
" becokd iiztir,' matsville;, if.
fgrOffica at Mrs". VbVtkk's.
mar
H. A. ; CALVERT, (.of Ky. )
wrrri
.5 . liKPOETEHSA WHOEEaAiaDKAESSO -':
110 & 112 Pearl Street,
airil7.8m ' CINCIN-NATI, CrV
WITH
rao. 132 " -: ,', ',
Wiit Sccoild Street, brtweeri Race & lth Streiti,
CINCINNATI, "TTit-L Attend to the Sale' or all inda o
V T PRODUCE, arid make immediate Returns.'
Orders for any description of Groceries-prompt-'
ly filled.
EEFEBS BT PERMISSION TO
John A. Robinson, Esq., Gallipoaff; O'.
- A W. Bupkikk, Esq., Portamoufh, O'. -
Hon. L. T. Moore, Catlettsburg, Kyv J
Capt. W. Hovsheli.,
' ' JKo. N. Richardson, Esq., ' ' - i".
Tl n U,iocv Van " .
Hugh Means, Esq., Ashland, Ky. "
WrM. T. NlcaoLM. Esq., Ashland. Ky.'
Wm. L. Geiseb, Esq.. Ashlund,Ky.
' Geo Wbrts, Esq.; (freennpsburg, Ky.
"E. J.Hookaday, Esq., .r i.- "
Louis D. Koss, Esq., . , . . M. 7
Capt. Z. Shirley, Louisville, Ky.
Hon. Thos. E. Bramlett, Frankfort, Ky."
BgWill make liberal advance on Consign'
men is of Produce. mar 8,1864-6m
M THOMPSON.
Umbrella, Pairasbl
ANO
WALKING CANS
' ' MANUFACTORY ' ;
No. 167 Main Street, bet. 4th- & 5tK;
t CINCINNATI, O. ,
l"Repairing promptly utlended to.' . marff
DUHME&CO.
w ttt Aii n, TF1 2 aai.
O M -LiUl. UI aim II Uiuui uiHtu
CINCI.NNATI, Q.
VI aiiia fac tn2?ers
Retail & Wholesale Dealers in
DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
JEWELRY & SILYERWAHJi.
THEY Keep ?n hand a larWe stock of Cheap
Wntche. Jobbing Materia, Spectacles, &c.,'
or the Trade. ' , .
S-OId Gold and Silver bongnt lor uasn.
march 8, 1864 ly
A SURE CURE.
T7VEKY BODY IS liElNti CUliiiU ui
J2j distressing disease by the use or
DR. STBICKIAND'S PILE REMEDY;
Eead vhat those say who have used it: , .
Mr. Charles W. Laodram, of Lonisville, and
i J. 1 Hazardo, Cincincati, O., werebollv curea
alter UKing one pot .of Dr. btncKianas , -ue
Remedy. Thev say they have tried everr thing
but could obtain no relief, but one Pot of Stride?
land' Pile Remedv affected a perfect cure after
suffering for many years with the worst kind of
Piles. They recomSJend every one who is suf
fering to try it. . . ,
Sold by all Druggistsx50 cents per pot. Manu
factured at No. 6 East Fourth street, Cincinnati ,
Ohio. Ask for. .." "- - - . - vv -
DR. STRICKLAND'S PILE ttEttLtlUX
General Depot No. 6 East Fourth street, Cin-
tinnati, Ohii. , .' .
- Forsale by KJSATUIN K JtSKUWJil.Cl- r v.oruer
2nd Cor.it Sta., Maysville. jnne 2, '64-ly
MAYSVILLE
SOAP & CANDLE FACTORY;
Third Street; between Sutton Sc Wall,
Opposite Choi. PhisUr's Lumber Yard.
4 : GOOD SUPPLY OIT MUUUi ClSxu
-t RUMMER CANDLES.. GERMAN AND
EANCY SOAPS Constancy on hand , -; v
"Agent for Starch & Star Candles.
E3F"Cash' paid for Tallow and Soap Grease.
Pec. 10
JAMES SMITH.
rtURF.S CouKbP, Colds, Sore x nroai,, Astnuar
j. nl ConuinDtion . It fs only necessary for
!my "ono troubled with' thes3 "complaicta to try
ona bottle of. . o " -'' '
Strickland's Hellifluous Congli Balsairr
to convince them that it is the best , preparation.
' ever uged. lt not only cuies the above atfoctiqia
of the Throat and Lunga, but it cures uign
Sweats aud Spitting of Blood, and is, an ecel-.
lent carzie for any kind of Sore .Throat, lt is
p eaaiint to taae, ana a tuie tueuiuiua jur lumuio.
rnceiwcenu' per -For
sle by &EATON & BRODfilCK, Corner
n Tn. . r i-
3nl B Lonri oireew, ju-ajsviiie, iv y.
G-neml DeLot. No. 6 East 4th St., Cincinnati,'
Ohio. ; , '..-.-. Uo 2. 1864-iy
IKv MAltVFL'S NEW HOOK.
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EVEN STOBIES BY THE AUTHOR OF.
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, &c.
.... . , , ... .
Ir iv above delizhtfolworki
A. larffe.anrT!v
rnceiv.d thidav by. Express
iiau oraere eaau
receive prompt ttSP,iJn EL ATTXSSi AN..
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Friendam Council, : - - - - - , to
Old lleliaot, i 60
Haunted Heart by Author of, Lkmp'ighterl M
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Bit-hop Hopkins on Slavery, . : - I 60
Uistoiy of President Lincoln's A dminisUa-
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