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THE BULLETIN-
1 MAYSVILLE. JULY. 11 1801 -
Increase of the Price of the Bulletin.
The SabscriptioVprice of the Bulletin
Jill hereafter be Osb Dollar akd Fifty
Cehts per year, instead ofOs PoB.
Pio-Nic.
There will be a Pic-Nic in theWoods of
Mrs. Lloyd, two miles east of the Fair
Ground, on th Lewlsburg dirt road, next
Saturday, Angust 13th.
y-We call attention to the fact that the
Teachers of Mason county will hold a meet
ing at the Court House, in this city, on
Saturday next, August 13th.. beginning at
10 o'clock, A. M. We are not informed of
the object of this meeting, but thiols that
subject of importance will be discussed. It
Is earnestly derired that tho attendance be
large.
(7-The rebels assert that-they" obtained
about 1,700 recruits,, dnripg their raid in
Maryland. --
- Qy-Grant's army' has Dot been paid for
four months,' and the troops in the West
have been without mooey for six months.
(7"Th3 Annua1 Meeting of the Christian
Church, will begin in this City on Thursday,
August 18th.
Oy-The Annual Coufereuce of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, South, will be held
in Maysville, on Wednesday, Septlh.
QCrA nine months armistice has been
agreed to at Vienna, between Germany and
Denmark.
fXTltJs said that Postmaster General
m.'r contemnlates reVrinz from the Cabi
net.
(vt.tk.. havA iikwi f Washington of
- J
the capture of General S'.onran and a por
tion of his command by the rebels.'
03The Chattahoochee is a small, shal
low stream, fordable. at ordinary stag", at
almost any point. The banks are lined
with beautiful Iringes of willow; and wber-
ver the primitive forests still remain on the
baok, the Iuxriance of Southern foliage is
seen in its first beeirninss. Oaks, poplar,
and beeches attain a gigantic size, and the
leaves of the wild cucumber tree bush
themselves out to the length of a yard.
fj-Very destructive fires have been ra
ging in the woods of Ma:ne for some time
past. On the 20'h ult. the fire, fanned by a
gale, swept upon the village of Salmon
Brook and destroyed nearly the whole place
upwards of twenty-5ve buildings. Ma
ny sheep and cattle io the vicinity were al
so burned.
The Quota if Bracken. The number
cf men required to be furnished by our
neighboring county under the recent call is
156. . . .
OyTbe number of vessels lost at sea du
ring the month of July was thirty-three.
Or'this number five were Bteamers, ten were
barks, three were brigs and thirteen schoon
ers. Of the above, nine were captured and
burned; one captured, fate unknown; one
sunk after collision; two foundered; two were
burned and one is missing, supposed lost.
The total value of the property lost destroy
ed, captured and missing, is estimatedat $2,-
359,000
P.'ebel rBi.0NEBS.-It is estimated that
the number cf rebel prisoners of war receiv
ed at the military Prson at Loisville since
September, 1862, will amonnt to 32,000.
These prisoners were captnred by our ar
lnies opiating south of NashvUIe and ,n
Eastern Kentucky2
Philadelphia was recently, purchased by .
dtizen ofthat place.and
ed. The house was occupied by J .enc in
l?CO, and in this house his J
was born.. It now about M5fT"J" ou
7ud i the last relic of the PwafAmily.
fc7-The new opera house, in Paris, is
raiK its' monstrous bead day by day.
;marine a theater which, with us depen
Snei... will cover eight acres of ground,
and then imagine wbiMtwi.l cott.
Uow to Sustain tocb Local Pai-eh.
SaJu! advertising to the
CfiHe'lp make the paper interesting by end -ic-
items -f local interest to the editor.
Lay "iJyu fear3 lh"1 lb 6
grow rich.
. i. -f ths centlest, mildest and
' , , . ,u.;r own bomes.were ueau
8S5S-i -.! -
the follebtDd-tbe reddest. . .
PpanTTS A member of the 2J
wLrsinRKms us that during the thre
wi.coup. regiment has been
vears nara "
h by cfficial record, received from
turr-irs and funds of the country
in, it
the San
the enormous
catalogue oi giwuo,
follows:
One Needle Case,
One Cotton Shirt,
20 ct.
$1 60 cts
SI 80.
Grand total
inuated that the
Let those who have ins
i tUyrw fmm S i -
their jaw. Lacros Democrat.
Turnip Seed!
French China. Glass and Qneenswarel
... J.' rLaM
A fin new ttockat and below Ltncmw r-.;
It. ALDEirrs -Model
China fctore,2d Stree.
decl7
Washington Correspondent of the Cincinnati
inquirer. '' -
r c. ? cWashikqto, August 6, 1864
'General Grant and staff arrived here this
morning from City Point. General Booker
rrived from the West last evening. These
notables are stopped at Wizard's and have
been, the greater part of the day, in consul
tation with the President and hia Chief of
Staff, Halleck, and Secretary Stanton, Be
fore this reaches you it is probable yoa will
have beard, by telegraph, something of the
results of the conference now being held by
these high officials, but up to the moment
of writing this nothing is known of the pur
pose of this convention nor of its delibera
tions. There are raaov coniectures. idle
and unfounded, afloat, that I will not troub
le you with. There is scarcely a doubt,
however, that the statement in my last let
ter that Hooker is to take command of ail
the forcea north of the James and for the
defence of Washington, is correct, though
at nine o'clock this morning Gen. Hooker
bad not been advised of the purpose for
which he was ordered here.
The Veteran Invalid Beserve Corps,
sent their brass .band in front of Willard's
Hotel last night at 10 o'clock, to serenade
General Hooker. After the band had play
ed three or four pieces, and some two hun
dred persons bad collected around, a call
was made for Uooker, and he appeared at
the window of his room. A speech was
demanded and the General attempted to
make one, but it was evident at once ihat
speech making was not his forte. He indi
cated his contempt for oratorial accomplish
ments, and said there had been enough
speeches made since the war began to put
dow-o forty such rebellions as that we are
now fighting. It was a great struggle for
the gallant General to get through with his
brief speech, and he must think the Chron
icle, was poking fun at him when in its no
tice this morning, it said "In this part of his
speech in which he (Hooker,) tabooed mere
speech-making, be was unusually great in
argumentativeness-
I J A 1 1 the leaders and directors of the armies
are now here, save Sherman and Meade.
1 h:s announcement is not contraband, be
cause by the time this letter reaches'you.ail
military chiefs will have jiined their sev
eral commands. There is, at the moment
I write this, a more numerous convocation
of military chieftains and staff officers in
consultation with Mr. Lincoln, Gen. Hal
leck and Mr. StaLton, than has been
brought together since the war commenced.
The disaster at Pete sburg last Saturday,
together with the threatning aspect of af-
fuira in tKia Vtpinilo art A tlia fihinanilnoli '
Valley and north of it, have entirely chang
ed the order of procedure, and it is believed
by many who should, from their positions,
know what is going on, that Grant will not
return immediately, and perhaps not at all
to City Point, but that Meade will be left
in charge of thai portion of the army which
will be retained before Petersburg to bold
the works. It is known that Grant is reluc
tant to give up, at this time, the attempt to
take Iiichrnond, because be has continally
asserted that he would have the confeder
ate capital before be returned with his ar-
mv northward, lie has promised that he
'will fight it out on this Hue if it takes all
the summer,' and you know we have only
got through with two-thirds of the hot sea-
sou, and be has only lost about two-thirds
of Lis army.
HAMILTON.
To the Tas-Payers of Ma-
' son County.
1x an act of the General Assembly it is made
y my duty, immediately after the 1st of June.
to proceed with the Collection of the public
Revcnueas iicedily as possible. By the same act
it is made my duty to ropoit, at the July, Sep
tember and November County Courts, the
amount of taxes collected nud pay the same over
to the Auditor. 1 am authorized under said act
to notify the Tax-Payer by public notice muck
up at the Court house door, and in the different
l'rciinct or districts of tho County, that on cer
tain days between the 1st of October, and the 15th
of November, I, or my deputies, will attend at
the place of holding election in such districts and
receive their taxes. It is made the duty of tho
liix-payer to attend on Fuch days and pay the
fame. " If this is not done, after that date they
will have to pay the same at tho Courthouse;
and, if not done there within the timo prescribed
by law, ten ier ceut. upon the amount is added.
Thus it will be -ee:i that it will be to tho interest
of the tax-payers to gee to it that ther taxes are
paid, witl.iu the time proscribed by law, as after
that time I shall invariably add the ten percent,
imposed b law, to their lists when 1 como to
coliecu. This I bluili be compelled to do as I
shall haC toadvanco the Revenue due by such
delinquents uud enforce payment at once with
the osts to reimburse myself. By paying atten
tion to the matter and promptuea.- ,tne thing will
worli first rate. Tho people have thesame lime,
as heretofore, within which to pay their taxes.
The oi.ly difference being, thai they shall give
the matter attention themselves and see to its
payment nt tho times and places prescribed, in
ittead of the old way of having the Sheriff call
half dozn times, inoro or less, for their taxes.
The law is plain, simple, and to the point;and I
in end to comply ith its provisions and enforce
its penalties, and this notice is given to call the
attention ot tho people to it, so that no liarin
may bo done any one, in consequence of their
iriK iaiae of the law. The time and place at
which I, or my deputies, will attend in the dif
r.wnt Precincts to receive t:ixetj between tho 1st
of October, and tho lotb of November; will be ;
a lveriiscd by pnbhc notice stucK up as required ;
bylaw. In tho mean time, let every ouo py up ,
that can wh.n called upon rwtween misanaiLat
ti-r.e, that a good account of the promptness of
the people ol tho county may be reported to the
auditor at the July and September terms of our
Court. Respectfully,
H. S. Jidf-t ERSON, Sheriff Mason Co.
According to the above, the Tax-Payers are
notified that 11ENRY B. JEFFERSON, Sheriff,
will attend at tho following places, on the days
named, to leceive their taxes:
At Mt. Gilead.Hth and 15th days of Ootober.
At Preston's, 17th day of October.
At Helens, lath day of October.
At Mayslick, 19th and 20th days or Octooer.
At Sard is, 21st and 22nd davs of October.
11. S. JEFFERSON. S. M. C. -
CHARLES E. TABB, Deputy, will attend at
the following places, on the dy named:
Orangeburg, 7lh & 6th of October, at W. II. Pol-
JitH Store. ,
Lewisburg, 11th and 12th of October, at Jno.
Larew's Store
Washington, 15th and 14ih of October, atU. w.
Wood's Store.
Maysvillo, 15th and 17th of October, at the
Clerk's Office.
PERRY JEFFERSON, Deputy, will attend at
ti e following places, on the days named:
Dover, 1Kb and 12th of October, at R. T. Evans'
M-SvlStta and 14th of October, at Cap t.
GermantowTsth and 17th of October, at Jno.
WwlffioK mb nd 19tK of October, at Jno.
It of October, at Thomas
Daultou's Stable ,. . :
. August Uth, lS6i-tf
TO, THE PUBLIC !
ADAMS'
iiEXPEESS !,
fUR EXPRESS FOR. CINCINNATI
V during low water is .carried on the fine
0 learners ......
HIGHLAND CHIEF
NANNIE BITERS.
Accommodating messengers will be found on
both boats. Sills are closed as tollows:
On Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays,
o'clock. P. M.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 9.80
o'clock. A. M.
This rule is positive, and will be strictly ad-
nered to. aiAJ1!7 iiA.i-invsa w.
A.M. JANUARY & SON, Agents.
Alaygville, August 4th, lS64-tf
Maysville Marble Works!
H. GILLMORE,
Market Street,
MAYSVILLE, KY.
BDERS from Country solicited;
1 Persons desitintf wot k. by com-
munKating the same, will be promptly waited
upon. august 4th, 1 St) 4.
Machine Oils.
T A ED OIL and other kinds for Machinery,
JLJ Can be baa at
fcEATOM BKOUMlU14.'H
aug 4 Cor. 2nd & Court Sts.
LONG GREEN CUCUMBER SEED,
At SEATON & BKODRICK'S
.Maysville, Aug. 4. Drug btore.
PRIVATE SCHOOL.
THE Fourth Session of my School will
cominanna the FIRST MONDAY IN
SEPTEMBER, in the basement of the Methodist
Church (South).
KIerms ot Tuition fi.au per mourn,
july 23.1SG4. MOLLLE E. GILf IN
Teachers' Meeting!
A MEETING OK THE TEACHERS OF MA
SON COUNTY will be held at the Court
House in Maysville ou
SATURDAY, AUGUST 13th, 1804.
A full atteudauce is solicited, as there will be
business to be transacted in which all are interest
ed. Meeting to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Angust 4th, iat4-nw. . -
MACHINES!
MILLS ! MILLS ! ! MILLS ! ! !
SUGAR CANE WILLS;
CIDER AND WINE MILLS.
turesuinc; machines;
grain .drills;
CORN SIlELLEItS;
CUTTING BOXES;
For sale by J. II. R1CHESON.
Maysville, July 14, 1S04-5W
H. BERTRAM,
SECOND STREET,
Maysville, - - Kentucky,
'IAKES great pleasure in informing the
JL citizens of Maysville, and the public
generally, that he is now occupying his
OLD PLACE OF BUSINESS,
On Second St., 2 doors west of Market.
The house bus been remodeled throughout, at
great expense, and is one cf the
Handsomest Business Houses
in tho city. He has on hand, and is constantly
receiving, a large and well assorted stock of
Ladies', 3Iistes and Children's Shoes.
Gentlemen's and Youth's Boots & Shoes.
He is also prepared to manufacture all kinds
of work in his line, at the shortest notice, and
in the best and most fashionable style. He has
sacured the services of
Mr. J. W. WROTEN,
Whose knowledge of the Boot and Shoe busi
ness is nnsurpa?sed, and who will be glad to see
all his old friends snd customers.
Mr. BERTRAM Tetnrns his thanks to the
public for their past liberal patronage, and ro
tpectfnllv solicits the continuance ef the same.
Maysville, Ky., june 2, 1864-2m
Tailoring and Renovating
ESTABLISHMENT! ! !
SECOND STREET, opposite City Hall,
MAYSVILLE, KY.
'PIIE Undersigned would respectfully inform
I the citizens.of Maysville and vicinity that
he is prepared to make up vuits of any style and
warrant I hem to give satisfaction.
1 am prepared to RENOVATE CLOTHING
and remove all kinds of Grease, Paint or Dirt,
and restore the goods to its original gloss and
beauty. Give me a call.
juae23,'64. CHRISTIAN ALTMEYER.
OWENS & BARKLEY
HAVE IT!
LADIES,
TF you wish to bave your carpets and
Sweep without Dvtt, buy one of the Great
Carpet Sweepers of OWENS & BARKLEY.
-- ADIES! After having used one oftheCar-
pet Sweepers, you would not be without one
(jall auj gce fu OWENS & BARKLEY.
OWENS & BARKLEY
HAVE IT!
TIIE PA TENT CARPET S WEEPER ! !
Maysville. July 7th, 1S64. .
LOOK HERE!
THE NEW
Boot & Shoe Store!!
SECOND STREET,
(In the House formeily occupied Cbas. White.)
MAYSVILLE, KY.
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
solicit the patronage of tho Citizens of May s
sville and surrounding Counties.
We have a full assortment of Ladies', Misses'
and Children's Congress and Side Lace Gaiters.
Lastinjr, Kid and Morocco Falmorals ol the
best quality and latest style.
Gent's Fin Boots, Balmorals, Congress Boots,
Oxford Ties and Brosans of the latest style.
LADIES' AND GENT'S BOOTS and SHuES
MADE TO ORDER ON THE SHORTEST
NOTICE AND WARRANTED. rTVTrc
We have also a good assortment cf LEA I Ht.ll
AND FINDINGS which we will sell at the
LOWEST CASH TRICES.
Mr. 01IAS. WHITE, will be ready to wait on
his old tnends and customers at all times.
n. A. WALLINGFORD &..c
tfayBville, Ky., June 16. 1S64- . .,-';
HED CORKER
CLOTHING STORE!
Blum & Heckinger9 s
GREAT WESTERN
Emporium of Fashion
WE take pleasure in informing ur Patrons
and the public generally, that we have
just received, and are continuing to receive, trom
New York, Baltimore and other Hstkbn
POSTS, a FULL, LARGB AND VABlEt STOCK O
GENTLEMEN'S READY-MADE
CLOTHING;
Of the very latest Eastern Styles.
Dress Coats,
Business Coats,
Promenade Coats,
Pants and Tests,
Of all stylos and descriptions all of which we
will dispose of at the to west 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 kinds 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, JERRY F. YOUNG, will
superintend the getting up of all work in tho
Merchant Tuiloring Line, by experienced work
men ONLY. The Stock consists of the finest
Foreign and Domestic Cloths;
French and English Cashmeres;
Silks, Satins & Cashmeres for Vest-
ings.
Mr. YOUNG has also procured Geuio's, C.
Scott 's, Glencross' & West's latest Patorn Sheets.
, Our Stockof
GENTLEMEN'S FUMISMKG GOODS!
Comprises all appertaining to a Gentleman s
outfit, and is too numerous and varied o men
tion.
The Genuine Patent
FRENCH YOKE SHIRT,
Can he got at ou r Store.
FOR THE FINEST AND LATEST STYLE
CALL AT TIIE RED CORNER.
A fULL SUPPLY Off
Trunks,
Valises
Carpet Sacks,
Umbrellas, &c.,
Always on hand.
ALL PULCHASERS WHO WISH TO
SAVE MONEY!
AND GET THE
LATEST STYLES I
WILL FIND. IT TO THEIE ADVANTAGE
TO CALL AT THE
RED CORNER STORE
BEFOKE PUBCIIASING ELSEWHERE.
"FOB A FINE STYLISH
SPRING SUIT!
CALL AT
BLUM & HEGKINGER'S
RED CORKER STORE I
MaysvUle,Ky., March 31,1364. 1
MULLINS & HUNT'S
tr - -v- j
WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS STORE!
THE SUBSCRIBERS. LONG ESTAB-
JL LISHED in a large retail Dry Goods business
in Maysville, would call the attention "of Conn
try Merchants to their recent addition of an ex
tensive Wholesale Department; which will be
conducted on a STRICTLY CASH PRINCI
PLE.
The many years of experience possessed by
our buyer, combined with a perfect knowledges!
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 more commission
advance on Eastern Cost, will he sufficient
guaranties to CLOSE CASH BUYERS that we
cannot bo undersold by any WESTERN JOB
BING HOUSE. - '
Our Stock will be found better adapted to' the
wants of of our customers than it ia 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 alottod to
T J3 A.KTS O. IS
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 our friends that in sending us orders they
may rely upon having them executed to the ful-
est extent ot our ability.
MULLINS & HUNT
Cheap Dry Goods Store,
2nd Street, Maysville, Ky.
Maysville, Ky. Jan. 8tlS63.
NEW CASH HARD WARB HOUSE!
SIGN OF BIG SAW.
FARMERS,
WE HAVE NOW ON HAND THE BEST AR
TICLE OF
GRAIN SCYTHES,
GRASS SCYTHES
BRIAR SCYTHES,
SCYTHE SNATHS,
GRAIN CRADLES,
HAY FORKS. Ac. Ac
"Low for Ca h . OWENS & BARKLEY.
Maysville, June 80, lSb4. Second Street.
LADIES,
YOU WILL FIND AT THE
HARDWARE HOUSE, 2d Street,
IVORY' HANDLE KNIVES,
- PLATED TABLE KNIVES,. .
PLATED DESSEKT KNIVES, -PLATED
FOiiKS A SPOONS,
PLATED NAPKIN RINGS,
BUTTER KNIVES, ,
CALL BELL8&rT ABLE MATS
Gutta Percha KNIVES & FORKS,
BREAD fe FRUIT TRAYS,
WAITERS, &c, Ac, ' ,
Low for Cash. OWENS k BARKLEY.
SATAN'S Devices and Believer's Victory,
Parsons.
Natural History of Secession, Goodwin.
Three months in the Southern States,
Lt. Col. iilEEMANTLE.
The last Times SeIrs.
Private Miles O'Reilly, His 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.
Maysvillo, Ky., May 26, 1S64.
V vrAL)iiCax.n . ai ijovi .
Late of Mason Co.,Ky. LattfofMt, Sterling, Ky.
T. A. Matthews, of Maysville, Ky.
Merchants' Hotel,
(FORMERLY HENNISON MOUSE)
CALLEHER, NELSON & CO.,
Proprietors.
nyiftlx stroet,noar TVTx
CINCINNATI, Oi
pSTThis house having been thoroughly reno
vated and newly furnished, is now open.
Cincinnati, O., May 19th, 1864-3mo.
Established under City Ordinance in 1857.
WHEELER TOBBACCO WAREDODSE,
PHISTER & HOW, Proprietors,
For the Inspection and Sale of
LEAF TOBACCO
14 WBST FRONT ST.. .
Bet. Main A Walnut Streets,) ptM(mj Jim - flUTCl
near the Steamboat Landmg.J uuiuuuuiii, uuiu.
Tobacco Sold at Auction or Privately,
as Ownersmay desire. " :
o 'i
AUCTIONS SALES: . ; -
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, & SATURDAYS.
, . PRIVATE SALES DAILY.
Qjr Storage to SJiippers Three Months Free
Cincinnati, O., May 19tb, lS64-8mo. . " - ::'
Eagle copy 8 months and charge Bulletin. f
100,000
es!
JUST Received and for sale by ' v
ALEX. MADDOJt,
Maysville, Jane 80, 1S64. Wall Street
GEO. W. WROTEN.
Homceopathic Physician,
SECOND STBKET, MAT9VILLE, KT.'
r-offico at Mrs. Wroten's. m'ar'.lO
RAGS WANTED!
1 HA fC( LBS GOOD CLEAN COT
1UU,UUU TON OR LINEN RAGS for
which 1 will pay the highest Market Pr,ce.
- :. ,G. W- BLATTEKMAN,.
.fub. jh, 1S6 4. Bookstore, 2nd St
" H. A.' CALVERT, (6 T&J.) f
. t 110 & lia Pear Street,
. ai.ril7-3m CNCINNATI, O.
with
Will. 11. "BUilL-
UUUUUU U UUiUiUlUUtUM jMiAwa
" 3STo. 182
Wed Second Street, Itticeen Eace A Mm Stretttf
CINCINNATI, O;
WILL Attend to the Sale of all kind
PRODUCE, and inate immedrato Returns
Orders for any descriptk n of Groceries proropt
ly filled.
REFERS BT PERMISSION TO
John A. Robinson, Esq., Gallipolls, O.
" A. W. BnsKiRtf , Esi., PortSmftuth, OV
Hon. L. T. Moobb, Catlettsburg, Ky."
UAPT. W . IIOFSHELL,
Jno. N. Richardson, Esq.,' .
D. D. Geioer. Efa.. "
r
Hugh Means, Esq., Ashland, Ky.. j.
Wir. T. Niohoim. Esq., Ashland, Ky.'
. Wk. L. Geioer, Esq., Ashland, Ky.
Geo- Wubts, Esq., Greeunpsburg, Ky
E. J.IloCEADAT, Esq., " "
Louis D. Koss, Esq., " ' "
Capt. Z. Shirlet, LodlsTiJle, Ky. .
- Hon. Thos.- E. Brahitt, Frankfort, Ky.-
IST'Will make liberal advancon Consign'
ments of Produce. mar 8,1864-6m
M, THOMPSON.
TJinbrella, Parasol
NO
WALKING CANE
MAMtPArTORY.
No. 167 Main Street, bet. 4tS & Stir,
CINCINNATI, O: ,
ta& '"E fA-i-v.rf . .
DUHME & CO.
S W Cor. 4th and Walnut Streets'
CINCINNATI, O.
MI anu df a c tiareiTsk
Retail & Wholesale Dealers xri
DIAMONDS, WATCHESv
n w -w t w m x -WYT ft TXTl
JEWELKi & SlLYHiltWAlii!.
TIIEY Keep on hatid a large Stock of Cheap
Watches, Jobbing. Material, Spectacles, &c.y
for the Trade. .... , , '
igpTOld Gold and Silver aongnt lor uasn.
march 3, 1864 ly
A SURE CURE.
XVERY BODY IS BEING CURED OF THIS1
J2j distressing disease by the nse ot .
DR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY.
Read what those say who have used it: ,
Mr. Charles W. Landranr, of Louisville, an
J. P. Ilazarde", Cincinnati, O., werejboth cured
after using one pot of Dr. Strickland's Pile
Remedy. Thev say they bave tried every thing
but could obtain no relicf.bnt one PotofStrick
land's Pile Remedy affected a perfect cure after ,
suffering for many years with the worst kind of
Piles. They recomaiend every one who is suf
fering to try it, .
Sold by all Drngaists, 50 cents per pot. Manu
factured at No. 5 East Ftfurth street, Cincinnati
Ohio. Ask for r '. ; '
DR. STRICKLAND'S PlLxt REMEDY";
General Dep6t. No. 6 East Fourth street: Cin
cinnati, Ohio. .. , .
For sale by SEATON & BRODRICK,. Corner
2nd & Court Sta., Maysville. june 2, '64-ly
MAYSVILLE
SOAP & "CAHDLfi fAdTORt,
Third Street, between Sutton &tVall,-
Opposite Chas. Phisler's Lumber Yard:
A GOOD SUPPLY OP MOULD AND
EANCY SOAPS Constancy 6ri hand' -
"Agent for Starch & Star Caridle's:
ICaah paid for Tallow atid Bddii tifease.
Dec. 1(J JAMES SMITH.
Postponement of Sale.
THE Sale of the property, formerly known ae?
the "PARKER HOUSE," in the City of
Maysville, is postponed. ', , .-,
This valuable property fronts on Seconde1
most business Street in the City) 70 feat and ex
tends back 165.
For a Hotki., Private Boarding House, or,
YoUns Ladies' Boarding and Day School,"
it is admirably adapted, Aaving thirty odd
rooms in it. besides the parlors; a largo yard,
good Cistern,' a Well of rtrost excellent Water and!
all other necessary conveniences. . ,
Persons desiring to Rent or Purchase, will
have it shown to them, upon application on the
premises.
Terms o Sale (if sold) One Third1 Cash th-
rumainder in Sis aud Twelve monls, with in
terest. - -
i3Pimmediate poseessfo'n piven to Tenant or
Purchaser. ... JULIA OWNSi
Maysville, Ky., July 14thi lS64-tf
MAYSVILLE AND CINCINNATI PACKET
0
THE FAST RUNNING STBAKEB,- .
CLEONA,
A. F. POWER, Master,
Will Leave Maysville Mondays Wednesdays',
and Fridays, at 10 o'clock, -
. Leaves Cincinnati for MaySvilt on alternate'
dayB. .... - v
. The Ceona Is neW jindilight with fin's aicom-T
modations - or passengers. -.For freight and"
passage apply to ' J. M. LOVE,
July 21, 1864. -:Agent.
NEW BOOKS! '
'CEVENStorioS; b Ik Marvel,' r r" ft 75"
O SpekeV Journal pr ;ne discovery or tne
fconrce of the Nile,
Life of Charles thr Bold, YXrtt; ''
Kepenffie; . ; . ,
Caxtoniana, - -
$ 75;
5 oo,
1. K6S
00
S KO
.Friends in CounciV,-- . .-
Old ueimet,- - --- - -
Hnakx. .
to'
Hauntid Heartby Author of LanipliAlter, 1 50'
Darkness and Daylight by author of Tem
pest and Snhshin'eV " t 50
Habits ot Good Soeiatv.- 1 .irt
LClaudSne,- .... ... . ... . , 75
Handbook or the New Testament MoWbarton.
Self-Sacriflce. . fl SlV
Bishop Hopkins on Slavery, . 1 50"
Ujatory of President Lincoln's Administra-
t'-on, bv II. J. Raymond,
X 5(f
? 5tf
1-60
1 50'
1 GS
The Bridal Ive, Sonthworth," ' .
Family Pride, bv the author of Pique,'
Woodburn.by Rosa,. . , ;
From' Cape Cod to Dixie,' by Mactiej '
The above', will) ,maby pother gbod' bobks,' re"
eeived a'nd lor sale by . - ; . .
G. W. BLATTEBMAN,
J"uly 7, 1S64V : ' ' . Second-Street