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THE BULLETIN
- HAYSV1LLIS. JULV. 18 1864
Wr. of tHa Price of ths Bulletin
The Sabacription price of the Buluitin
... t f... u. n- Dollar ahd Fifty
win neroaiici w v,-
Cmts per year, in.tead ofO DoLiA.B.
ft-T-The Looia villa Journal states that
faonse in that city has been taken by the
.nihnritles and transformed into a
xj uivai j u"
military prison, to be devoted to the con
fioement of females. A large number of
iuch prisoners are already in that city, and
they are daily received from Georgia, lenn
esiee, and Kentucky.
0OThe drooghTof 1864 may justly be con
aidered one of the most severe that has pre
Vailed in this country for many years.
From the 27th of May to the 24ih of July
inclusive, a period of fitty-nine days, only
two inches end forty-three hundredths of
rain fell.
fjT Willis Craig. of company D, Sixteenth
Kentucky, died at Chattanooga Teoa.,on
the 8th instsot. Lie was interred the next
day in the National Cemetry, in section F
grave 30 L.
(CT-Tbe oil welts of Pennsylvania are
producing greater excitement than ever,
several new wells bavins been struck re
cently, some of which are producing sixty
barrels per day.
(KrA fellow from Ohio, who was engaged
in stealing negroes from Kentucky Union
men and selling them as substitutes for
Ohio AbolitiouisU, was arrested this morn
ing by Lieutenant Pettit, of the Fortieth
Ktntucky. lie was placed under guard of
several negro soldiers. Though a Black
Republican, we. believe the fellow had a
white skin. Lieutenant Pettit is acting as
Provost Marshal in Maysville, and has been
an efficient officer in that position. Eagle.
OyTbe rebels under Colonel Johnson ,
estimated at 1,500, have captured three
steam-boats on the river, near Shawnee ton,
Illinois. They were loaded with fat cattle
belonging to the Government
OOGeneral Burnside has been relieved
of his command. General Wilcox succeeds
him in the Ninth Corps.
OyGeorge A. Mason" was arrested a few
days sgo for offering $500 in gold to pro
cure the aesasination of Major General Bur
bridge. His esse will be investigated by
Major Burnett, Judge Advocate of that de
partment. OrThe New York World's special says
that the rebels are at Cedar Creek, 1l the
Shenandoah Valley. They are command
ed by General Gordon, of E well's corpa.
The Federal force is at band, and a battle is
possible.
QrTbe citizens of Chicago have sub
scribed a handsome sum to purchase a home
for the widow of tbe late Colonel Mulligan.
0ll will be remernbeted that some twj
weeks ago, John Harris made his escape
from tbe Keutucky Penitentiary, where he
was placed on account of hid salting fira t
the Hardware House of Messrs. Owens &
BABfcLEt of this city. In acswer to a note
of uquiry sent by O. & B., they have re
ceived the following from tbe Keeper of
tbe Penitentiary:
OrricE of Kentucky Pknitentiaby,
Fbakkfobt, Aug. 13, 1864
Messrs. Owens & Babkley, Maysville:
Yours to baud. You may make your
selves ea?y about Jno Harris. He has been
recaptured was out only 3 lays. Inavebim
well ironed and keep him under double lock
every oieht. Yours Kespeclullv.
' 11. J. TODD.
03rtVe Call the attention of our reader
ti the advertisement of Nativity Uali, a
l7ew School for girls.
fjr An Eastern exchange says Lincoln's
two greatest generals are General Taxation
and General Conscription.
Tbe Adjutant General of Pennsylvania
was beard to say , on a late occasion, 1 he
last draft has been made.' We have little
doubt that be spoke truly. We do not be
lieve that the 500,000 last called will ever
be obtained, either by enlisting or drafting.
The Mast man' will be reached long before
that comber Is obtained. Tbe 'last dollar'
of real money was goce long ago. Day
Bjok
O-Thr se in want of Straw Cutters, will
read Owens Babelkt'8 advertisements in
today'a Bulletin.
frt-Tbe Washington Constitutional Union
ays: 'Men Hvere invited to enlist for a
hundred days, with tbe understanding thai
they were to be employed solely in garrison
duty. No sooner bad they reported in
Washington than tbey were ordered to the
front.' if any of these 100 day men are al
ready eternity men. They might just as
well have gon for a hundred thousand days.
Tailoring and Renovating
ESTABLISHMENT! I !
SECOND STHEET, opposite City Hall,
MAYSVILLE, K"3T.
rvMIF Undersigned would respectfully inform
T fheciS of Maysville and vicinity that
bTi. prepared to make up suits of any style and
r KETK CLOTHING
and remove all kinds of Grease, Pamt or Dirt.
rXre the goods to .U original gloss and
frS "Vh&TIAN ALTMEYER.
French China. Glass andQueensware!
A fine new stock at and below Cincinnati pruts,
It. ALBERT'S
decl7 Model China Store, 2d Streo.
RAGS WAITED!
-I ftlti l LBS GOOD CLEAN COT
lOOyUOU TON OU LINEN RAGS, for
which 1 will nay the highest Market Price.
Wanted to Purchase!
A Negro under Twenty or over Forty
fmQj five years of age, to so as a ootdier
sua.pi ly at THIS OFFICE
Maysville, Ang. 18, lS84-lm
W. P. COONS,
Attorney at Law,
OFFICE, west side Court St.,
aug 18 1S64. MAYSVILLE, KY,
Save Your Pickles.
9 J BARRELS PURE CIDER VINEGAR, In
tore and tor Hale by
B. F. fc O. II. P. THOMAS.
Maysville, Ky., August 18, 1364-3m
MAYSVILLE LITEBARY INSTITUTE !
M-A-I-E DEPARTMENT.
o
rPHE next Session of this Institution will com
I mencenn ha FIRST MONTI A V O K RJTP
icshbek, isucr, and continue Twenty weeks.
TERMS.
Tuition in Primary & Junior Department 15 00
44 II II! f. O L - .
niuuig ocmor " f ZDUO
t? A limited number of du rile can h wnm-
mod a ted with board 5n tlte family of th Fr.n
C'P'- M. 11. SMITH.
Maysville, Aug 18, '64. Principal.
NEW CASU HARDWARE IIOUSE!
o
SIGN OF BIG SAW.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
Sanfof d's Straw Cutters
CASH l OWENS & BARKLEY.
Maysville, Aug IS, 1S64. Second Street.
headquarters f6r
Hardware
SADULKUY.
F1UK PROOF SAFES,
PLATFORM SCALES,
COUNTER SCALES.
Cu b. OWENS & BARKLEY.
Maj-sville, August 13, 1S64.
PROSPECTUS
or THE
MAYSVIltE FEMALE ITOITETE.
MAYSVILLE, ST.
THE NEXT SCHOLASTIC TEAR OF
this Institution will commence on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
Under the direction of
Miss JANE R. PARKE, as Principal.
The Institute occupies a commanding sitnalion
n an elevated portion of the citv. and i.t well
adapted to the health and comfort of the pupils.
BOARDING DEPARTMENT.
The residence of the Principal. South-Kant
corner of Third and Limestone StreetR. will an-
commodate twenty-five young ladies. Tbe rooms
are large ana wen ventilated. Thev are all
arpcted. and furnished with everv artin.a f
furniture necessary for comfort aud convenience.
rso pains or expense has been (pared in render
ing tbe houite neat, comfortable aud pleasant.
t he domer-tic deparlmeut will le under the im
mediate supervision and munagomi'Dt of Mrs.
JULIA V. PAhKER, a lady oi large experience
anil mature judgment.
Mbs. M. L- CADV, will take chargre of the
classes in Eu(flih Cuinposition aud Belles Lett res.
jiis adui s. i akm, win assist in tha in- i
Mf.rni.tiim fit'i-lH.iwa tn tlii. Vnnluh.Lii.Hnm.t
,,. ,. r
.ir-MM!'.
5?f.T? Po Se?wo" of lenty. weks' 9?
x uii,uu iu m r.mary epanmeni, 10 oo
Junior
IStW
" Middle & Senior Department,
atinand French iu cuuuection with Eng
lish brant he,
Instrumental Music,
Use ot Instrument,
10 00 ;
I
? 5
2ii 00
6 00
All hills for nriA-tiiilf rf fri RcwiAn a rA '
- - "- w vuw v nv .-woavrM miw
due in advance. It is d.t-irable they should be
paid at the ojn-ninjt uf the Session, unless special
airaugeiuenls are made to the coutraiy. '
Communications for admission of pupils may '
be addressed to tin Principal,
Mm J. R. rAKKE,
aug 13, lS64-lra Maysvillk, Ky.
NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED !
T AS.S. PEPPER, Administrator of JEFFER-
SOiS THOMAS, dee'd, will meet all the
Creditors at said Thomas, at tbe Oliico of Judge j
I'uistek, iu Mavsville, on Aueust 29th, 1864
aug 13,ls64 Jw J AMES S. PEPPER
flATlfTY HALL
I m
RLV. F. M. GREGG, A. M., Rector.
MRS. M. G. CALLER, Principal.
T1
HE FIRST SESSION of this SCHOOL
FOR UIRLS, will open on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5TII, 1864.
Mbs. M. G. CALDER, the Principal, is a lady of
large experience and varied attainments, so that
the pupils will enjoy first clas privileges. The
branches taught embrace Paintiug and Drawing;
French; Music, Instrumental and Vocal. Par
ticular attention given to tbe common branches.
The new School builuing is oligibly located on
Third Street, is easy of access in all Scatous of
the year, aud possesses tbe modern improve
ments lor hating and veniiluting. Ihe furni
ture i-f the School rooms is new aud excellent.
3TFor terms and other particulate, apply to
F. M. GREGG.
Maysville, Ky., August ISth, lS64-tf
W. S. FRANK,
Attorney at juaw,
COURT STREET,
Maysville, Ky.
J37Prompl attention oaid to Collecting.l
february 13th, 1S64.
J. K. StJMRALL,
i ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MAYSVILLE, KY.,
WILL practice in the Courts of Slason and ad
joining counties.
OFFICE West-side of Court Street.
jan 15, lS6e-ly
B. C. PHISTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
office on the west side of 00ubt st.
maysvili.e.uky:.
August 14 ,1862.
Mustard oeed Wanted.
T-.ru :m n-v thn hi o-hest Market Price, iu
VV CASH; for Mosta'd Seed, either iu Urge
or small quantities.
SEATON & EE0DEICK.
TO THE PUBLIC!
ADAMS'
.EXPRESS !.
TkUR EXPRESS FOR CINCINNAT
J during low water is carried on the fine
o learners
HIGHLAND CHIEF
and
NANNIE BYERS.
Acooramodatinir messengers will be found on
both boats. Bills are closed as follows: a
On Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays,
o'clock. P. M.
On Tuesdays. Thursdaya and Saturdays, s.so
O'ClOCKjA. M.
This rule is positive, and will De stricuy aa
hered to. ADAMS EXPRESS CO.
A.M.JANUARY & SON, Agents.
Majgvillo, August 4th, 1364-tf
Maysville Marble Works!
H. GILLMORE,
ti r- lc e t Street,
MAYSVILLE, KY.
ORDERS from Country solicited.
J Persons desiring woik, by com
municating tbe same, will be promptly waned
upon. august 4tn, .' S04.J
Machine Oils.
T A lit) OIL and other kinds lor Machinery,
Ai Cun be had at
SEATO n & BRODKICK'h
aug 4 Cor. 2ud A Court Sts.
T ONQ GREEN CUCUMBER SEED,
X-i At SEATON & BRODRICK'8
Maysville, Aug. 4. Drugstore.
PRIVATE SCHOOL.
IUE Fourth Session of my School will
comm-nce the FIRST MONDAY IN
SEPTEMBER, in the basement of the Methodist
Juurch (South).
tTerms ot Tuition fi.au per montn.
july 23, 1864. MOLL1E E. GILl'IN
MACHINES!
MILLS 1 MILLS!! MILLS!!!
sugar can e mills;
cider and wine mills,
threshing machines;
grain drills;
corn shellers;
cutting boxes;
For sale by J. II. RICIIESON.
Maysville, July 14,lS64-5w
MAYSVILLE AND CINCINNATI PACKET
THE FAST RUNNING STEAMER,
'U-kri CLEONA,
fci V-r V-TTdi A. F. POWER, Mast
aster,
Will Leave Maysville Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, at 10 o'clock.
Leaves Cincinnati for Maysville on alternate
ays.
The (Jleona is new and iignt witn nne accom
modations for passengers. For freight and
passage apply to J. M. LOVE,
July 21, 1364. Agent.
To the Tax-Payers of Ma
son County.
BY an act of the General Assembly it is made
my duty, immediately after the 1st of June,
to proceed with the Collection of the public
Revenueas speedily as possible. By the same act
it is made my duty to roport, at the July, Sep
tember and November " County Courts, the
I amount of taxes oollected and pay the same over
to the Auditor. I am authorized under said act
to notifv the Tax-Payers by public notice slucfc
up at the Court housedoor, and in th. different
PrecincU or JutricU of the County, that on cer-
tninitm.-sKial rlii 1 af nt'Ontnhnr unA fl.A fit It
cf Kovcmher, I, or my deputies, will attend at
lh. nl...Ar hnl.lln. i.lant'inn in uit A A
receive their tuxes. It is mado the duty of the
tux-payer to attend on such days and pay the
hame. It tnis is not ilono, alter tliat date they
1lu(.a . ... V. b .. m a u- a'Aa V. ...
nail SJI V V f'nJ kll OMIII9 U 1UU VUUI UVUC.
and, if not done there within the time prescribed
by law, ten percent, upon the amount is added,
Thus it will be een that it will be to the interest
of the tax-payers to see to it that their taxes are
paid, witliiu the time preseribed by law, as after
that time I shall invariably add the ten. per cent,
impoked bj law, to their lists when 1 como to
collec. This I shall be compelled to do as 1
shall have to advance the Revenue due by sucl
delinquents and enforce payment at Once with
the osts to reimburse myself. By payins atten
tion to tbe matter and promptness ,tue thing will
worts first rate. The people have thesamo time,
s heretofore, within which to pay their taxes.
The oi.ly difference being, that they shall give
the matter attention themselves and see to its
no t tin u ri t At t Vta rimaa 41 ni rl uauu ikrAuAriKikl Si
8teud of tU8 old way of bavin? lna Sheriff call
half dozen times, more or less, for their taxes.
Tbe law is plain, simple, and to the point; and I
in end to comply with its provisions and enforce
its penalties, and this notice is given to call the
attention of the people to it, so that no harm
may be done any one, in consequence of their
ignorance of the law. The time and place at
which I, or my deputies, will attend in tbe dif
ferent Precincts to receive taxes between the 1st
of October, and the 16th of November; will be
advertised by public notico stuck up as tequired
by law. In the mean time, let every one pay up
that can. when called upon between thisaud that
time, that a good account of the promptness of
the people 01 the county may be reported to the
auditor at the .July and bept
ember terms of our
Court. Respectfully,
H. S. JEFFERSON, Sheriff Mason Co.
According to the above, the Tax-Payers are
notified that HENRY S. JEFFERSON, Sheriff,
will attend at the following places, on tbe days
named, to receive their taxes:
At Mt. Gilead.Hth and 15th days of October.
At Preston's, 17th day of October.
Ac Helena, loth day of October.
At Mayslick, 19th and 20th days of October.
At Sardis,21st and 22nd days of October.
11. S. JEFFERSON. S. M. C.
CHARLES E. TABB, Deputy, will attend at
the following places, on tbe days named:
Orangeburg, 7th & 8th of October, at W. II. Pol-
lit'i btore.
Lewisburg, 11th and 12th of October, at Jno.
Larew'a Store.
Washington, ISth and 14th of October, at H. W.
Wood"s Store;
Maysville, 15th and 17th of October, at the
Clerk's Office
PERRY JEFFERSON, Doputy, will attend at
the following placet, on the days named :
Dover, 11th and 12th of October, at R. T. Evans1
Grocery.
Minerva, 18th and 14th of October, at Capt.
Whipp's Store.
Germantown, 15th and 17th of October. atJno
HAr'a Rtorn.
Washington, 18th and l&tir of Octotef , at 3no
Thompson's urocery.
Maysville, 20tband 21st of Oetober, at Tfcomaa
Dau ton's Stable.
Angust lit!, 1864-tf
IK. MAllVFL'S NEW BOOK.
SEVEN STORIES BY THE AUTHOR OF
" Reveries of a Bachelor," "Fami at Edge
wood." c.,&e. a- ,. i , f17?
A large supply of the abnve delightful work
received this day by Express. Mail ordeW shall
receive prompt atteution. . .
rece t V Q BLATTERMANf
Maysville, May 26, 1364. Bookseller.
RED CORNER
CLOTHING STORE!
Blum & Heckinger's
GREAT WESTERN
Emporium of Fashion
WE talte pleasure in informing enr ratrona
and the public generally, that we have
just received, and are continuing" to reccrve.from
Nkw York. Baltimore and other Eastern
Ports, a OLt, large and vabIed stock of
GENTLEMEN'S READY-MADE
CLOTHING;
Of the very latest Eastern Styles.
Dress Coats,
Business Coats,
Promenade Coats,
Pants and Vests,
Of all styles and descriptions, all of which we
will dispose cf 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 CHOICE
and FASHIONABLE kinds and Styles. Hav
ing made and EXTENSIVE ADDITION to this
branch ofonr business, we have now the best
FACILITIES to Manufacture to Order, at tbe
SHORTESTIOTICE. Our celebrated and ex
perienced Cutter, JERRY F. YOUNG, will
superintend the gettiag ap of all work in tho
Merchant Tailoring Line, by experienced work
men ONLY. The Stock oonsists of the finest
Foreign and Domestic Cloths;
French and English Cashmeres;
Silks, Satins & Cashmeres for Vest-
ings.
Mr. YOUNG has also procured Genio's, C.
Scotl's, GlencroBs' & West's latest Patern Sheets.
Onr Stock of
GEMLEMEiVS FURXISIIIXG GOODS!
Comprises all appertaining to a Gentleman's
outfit, and is too numerous and varied o men
tion. Tbe Genuine Patent
FRENCH YOKE SHIRT,
Can be got at our Store:
FOR THE FINEST AND LATEST STYLE
CALL AT THE RED CORNER,
A FULL SUPPLY OF
Trunks
Valises,
Carpet Sacks,
Umbrellas, &c,
Always on b?nd.
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.
FOR A FlNE STYLISH
SPRING SUIT!
CALL-AT
BLUM
& HECKINGEfi'S
RED CORNER. STORE' t
MajBvilleyKy., March 81,1864.
MULLINS & HUNT'S
NEW
WHOLESALE
ltw ma a
UHY lil IN SI Kh
THE SUBSCRIBERS. LONG ESTAR-
JL LISHED in a large retail Dry Goods business
in Maysville, would call the attention of Coun
try Merchants to thoir 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 knowledge of
the Kentucky trade, a thorough acquaintance
ship with all the Manufacturing and Importing
Honses 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
advance on Eastern Cost, will be sufficient
guaranties to CLOSE CASn 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
A.TS .A. TNT Ou?V 2P
AND
1ST o t io ns ,
Will be at all times especially attractive as par
ticular attention will be paid to them, and
LARGE STOCK
Kept constantly on hand. We would impress
pon our friends that in sending ns orders they
may rely upon ha vine them executed to the ful
estfxtentof our ability.
MULLINS & HUNT
Cheap Dry Goods Store,
2nd Street, Maysville, Ky.
Maysville, Ky. Jan. 8,1363.
LADIES,
YOU WILL FIND AT THE
HARDWARE HOUSE, 2d Street,
IVORY HANDLE KNIVES,
PLATED TABLE KNIVES.
PLATED DESSEKT KNIVES,
PLATED FOKKS& SPOONS.
PLATED NAPKIN RINGS,
BUTTER KNIVES,
CALL BELLS & TABLE MATS,
Gutta Percha KNIVES & FORKS,
BREAD & FRUIT TRAYS,
WAITERS, &c, Ac,
Low for Cash. OWENS db BARKLEY.
SATAN'S Devices and Believer's Victory,
Parsons.
Natural History of Secession, Goodwin.
Ttree months in the Southern States,
Lt. Col. Fbeemamlk.
The last Times Seiss.
Private Miles O'Reilly, His Book.
Spectacles for Young Eyes, S. W. Landkr.
The Ferry Boy and Financier a life of Secre
tary Chase.
ALSO: A new lot of WALL PAPER and
OIL SHADES At KOGEKS' 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.
Fxftla. street, near XbXciljtx
CINCINNATI, O.
FThishouse having been thoroughly reno
vated and newly furnished, is now dpen.
Cincinnati, O., May 19th, lS64-3mo.
Established under City Ordinance in 1857.
WHEELER TOBBACCOTyAREDOUSE,
PHISTER & HOW, Proprietors,
For the Inspection and Sale of
LEAF TOBACCO
14 WEST FRONT ST..
Tobacco Sold at Auction or Privately
as Otfners may desire.
o
AUCTIONS SALES:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, & SATURDAYS.
PRIVATE SALES DAILY.
Storage to Shippers Three Months Free.
Cincinnati, O., May 19th, 1364-3mo.
Eagle copy 8 months and charge Bulletin.)
100,000 Shingles!
JUST Received and for sale by
ALEX. MADDOX,
Maysville, June 30, ist4. wauoircei.
GEO. W. WROTEN.
Homoeopathic Physician,
SECOND STHEET, MAYSVILLE, KY.
JjfOtiiee at Mrs. Wboten's. mar .10
OWENS & BARKLEY
HAYE IT!
THE PATENT CARPET
LADIES,
TF yon wish to save yoob cab ets
and
1 Aumo without Duet, buy
one of tbe Great
Carpet Sweepers of
OWENS & BARKLEY.
o-
LADIES' After having used one of the Car-
OWENS & BARKLEY
HAVE IT!
TEE PA TENT CARPET SWEEPER ! !
Mayuville, July 7th, 18C4.-
S3
h. a. calvert, (0f Ky.,
WITH
CHAMBERS TVSK 4 COf
dry goods,
110 & 112 Pearl Street,
m
CINCINNATI, O.
WITll .
Will K. BO AIi
West Second Strtet, between A'act & Elm Street
CINCINNATI, O.
WILL Attend to. the Sale of all kinds o
PRODUCE, and make immediate Returns
Orders for an v Aeswri ntir n of ( Jrotferies' nrnmnt-
ly filled. r
RE9KKS BT PEBMISSiOK TO
John A. Robinson, Esq., Gallipolis, O;
A. W. Boskirk, Esq., Portsmouth, O.
Hon. L. T. Mooke, Catlettsbnrg, Ky;
Capt. W. HofrsHEiI, "
Jno. N. Richardson, Ecq., "
D. D. Gxigeb. Efq., "
Hugh Means, Esq., Ashland, Ky.
Wm. Tf Nioholls, Esq., Ashland. Ky.
Wa, L. Geiger, Esq;., Ahland,Ky.
Geo. Wbbts, Esq., Greehupsbnrg, Ky;
E. J.Hockadav, Esq., u "
Louis D. Koss, Esq., " "
Capt. Z. Shirley, Louisville, Ky.
Hon. Tnos. E. Bramlett, Frankfort, Ky;
I3?Will make liberal advanc on Consiffri
ments of Produce. fmar 8,lSS4-6m
M THOMPSON.
Umbrella, Parasol
AND
WALKING CANE
MANUFACTORY,
No. 167 main Street, bet. 4th & 5th
CINCINNATI, o.
3F"Repairing promptly attended to. marS
DUHME & CO. "
S W Cor. 4th and Walnnt Streds
CINCINNATI Oi
IsL a n il fa, c tni?ei?Si
Retail & Wholesale Dealers in
DIAMONDS, WATCHES
JEWELRY & SILVEllWAKE.
'X'HEY Keep on hand a large stock of Cheap1
J Watches, Jobbing Material, Spectacles, ftc.t-
for the Trade;
raroid Gold aud Silver bought for Cash.
march 3, 1864-ly
A SURE CURE.
EVERY BODY IS BEING CURED OF THISt
distressing disease by the use of
DR.- STRICKLAND'S PILE ftFMEDY
Punil li .i f fliiaa cau u'tin hou. nQUil If.
Mr. Charles W. Landram, of Louisville, and
J. P. Ilazarde, Cincinnati, O., werejboth cured
after using one pot of Dr. Strickland's Piler
Remedy. They say they have 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 evory one who is suf
fering to try it.
Sold by all Druggists, 50 cents per pot. Manu
factured at No. 6 East Fourth Street, Cincinnati i
Ohio. Ask for
DR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY.
General Depot, No. 6 East Fourth street, Cin
cinnati, Ohio.
For sale by SEATON & BRODRICK, Corner
2nd & Court Sts"., Maysville. june 2, '64-ly
MAYSVILLE
SOAP & CANDLE FACTORY
Third Street, between Sutton & Wall,
Opposite Chat. PhieterU Lumber Yard.
4 .GOOD SUPPLY. OF MOULD AND
J SUMMER CANDLES, GERMAN ANDi
EANCY SOAPS Constancy on hand
JdAgeht for Starch & StarCandJes.
l3FCash paid for Tallow anj Soap Grease.
Dec. 10 JAMES SMITH.
NEW BOOKS!
SEVEN Stories, b ik Marvel, $1 75
Speke's Joarnal of the discovery of the
source of the Nile, 8 75
Life of Charles tho Bold, Kirk, 6 00
Nepenthe, 1 5J
Caxtoniana, 1 50
Friends in Council, 2 00
Old Helmet, 2 50
Husks; . . . 1 50
Haunted Heart by Author of Lamplighter, 1 SO
Darkness and Daylight by author of Tem
pest and Sunshine, 1 50
Habits ot Good Society, 1 60
Claudine, 75
Handbook of the New Testament MoWharton.
Self-Sacrifice fl 5tf
Bishop Hopkins on Slavery, 1 50
Histoty of President Lipcoln's Administra
tion, by II. J. Raymond, 1 50
The Bridal Eve, Southworth, 1 60'
Family Pride, by tho author of riqne, 1 50
Woodbnrn, by"Kosa," 1 60
From Cape Cod to Dixie, by Mackie, 1 6S
The above, with many other good books, re
ceived and for sale by .
G. TV. BLATTERMAN,
July 7, 1S64. Second Street.
LOOK hebeT
THE NEW
Boot & Shoe Store!!
SECOND STREET,
(In the House formeily occupied Chas. Whit.
MAYSVIIiLE, KY.
rrHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
X solicit the patronage of the Citiz'ens of May a
svillc and surrounding Counties.
We have a full assortment of Ladies', Misaea
and Children's Congress and Side Lace Gaiters.'
Lasting, Kid and Morocco Balmorals of the'
best quality and latest style.
Gent's Fine Boots, Balmorals', Congress Boots,'
Oxford Ties and .Brogams of the latest style.
LADIES' AND GENT'S BOOTS and SHOES
MADE TO ORDER ON THE" SHORTEST
NOTlCE AND WARRANTED.
We have al? o a good a5sortmentcrx.r.a.iur.iv
AND FINDINGS which we will sell at the;
LOWEST CASH PRICE. - . .....
Mr. CHAS. WHITE, will be ready to waitinf
his" old mends and ct3tomer at all times.
B. A. WALLINGFORD Si CO.
MaysVille, Ky., June" IS. 1864.
Turnip Seed !
F
OR SALE BY
aug 4 SEATON & BKUDiCXUttV
MatbyUJo, Ey., July SI, 1364.