Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume], August 18, 1864, Image 4

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' Unblushing Impudence.' 1
THB AUDACITY OK HYFOCRIST 4f DISHOSESTT.
; ;The Federal goTerctuenthaaseyer'al tithes
sent raiding parties on different routes to
wards Richmond, with orders to destroy
mills, railroada, wheat, com, Irf'ehort, food
6f evorytind, and the reports of such ex
peditions hare ben of oniTorra tenor 'vast
destruction of mills, houses, villages, rail
roads, wheat, corn, and all thatgoea to suf
tain life in man or beaat destroyed.' Atd
almost directly on the heels of these raics
there goes through the North a howl so loud
sod dolorous, bo fierce and terrible, that the
whole couDtry id started and appalled-.' It
announces that the Federal priitonersat the
Libby prison, at Richmond, are being star
ed to death, and thereupon a Congressional
Comrqittee is appointed to investigate, the
matter. It is done. A volume of. the ev
idence in the case, to which photographs
of the the emanciaaed prisoners is published I
The North sees the fact, and straitwny calls
for vengeance. Thisconscientiouscoromittee
forgof,in thefirst place to SAytth&lAbratom'3
raids,' destruction of mill and everything
eatable, came very near starvine the Confed
erates ont of Richmond and that consequent
ly, the Prisoners suffered greatly for want of
food. And secondly, ihit buodreds of just
uucb. skeleton eaten, as appended to their
report, can be photographed from the hos
pitals around Washington; men who contrac
ted disease from exposure iu the service
from which they never recover. That com
mittee of honest men, perhaps, forgot these
points.
Again, it was the boast of some of Gen.
Shermans officers, on their way up the Mis
sissippi river, after the fall of Vick.burg,
that thev'were with the Ynzzon e-cimdilirm
said publicly on board the steamboat, that
for thirty miles iu length and twelve in
breath,' to a building ol any kin 1 but had
been destroyed, and every thing that would
sustain life, and they grew exceedingly mer
ry over the cousternation of tbe women and
children, when they woke up in the niht
and found their houses io tUmes. 'It was
such fun to see them running out to the tcooJs
in their night-clothes, frightened tJ death'.'
n And, in Sherman's recent march from
Chattanooga to the Ciiattabooehie, devasta
tion has marked every step cf the way. lie
destroys as he goes. Id fact, his theory is
to subsist the army cfT the enemy, and what
he cannot use to destroy.
These facts being premised, the hypo
critical efiectation of evmpathv for Tennes-
seans in the region of Chattanooga, living in ;
the wake of Sherman's army, by the corrts- j
pondent of the Louisville Journal, whose j
letter is copied into the Sunday Motning
Chronicle, doubtless, with mmv tenrs aiii
heartfelt sympathy for the oor sufferers,
will be apparent. All such hypocrites un
derstand tbe tbe importance of appearing
humane and sympathetic before tbe guito
with which LUcfe-bearted and villianous
editors insert them in their papers.
The Suffering Tenne?8ean3 A more
sorrowful spectacle one could not imagine
than that presented by the disappointed poor
who have applied to our commissary here
at CbattaoDog since tbe order of General
Sherman forbade the iesue of rations to tbe
destitute citizecs within our lines.
Aged women are seen at Captain Cson's
begging for bread, but military necessity it
an inexorable law, and hearts that pity are
impotent to respond with the aid solicited.
At his office every day women, marriage
able girls, children, cripples, and needy, of
every age and of both sexes, may be seen
here in rags and wretchedness, barefooted,
in tears.
.The mother that weeps at the door Is not
suffering from hunger. It is not bread that
will dry her tears It is food for the little
ones at borne. that alone will make her hap
py. lbioK ot :t. I o walk nitcen, twenty.
tnirtr or eren forty miles for a few poimds '
Of proTender. to keep together body and !
soul! IIow can the mother return to her
hungered children who wait for bread? If j
our breasts had windows, I am 6ure that j
through these we could read a despair, to !
depict which words would fail. The army
const have bread. The unity of the States j
and the supremacy of the laws may . real j
upon this campaign. ' '
Tbe stake is too mighty to admit of any j
remissness lo allow even the voice of suf- ;
fering to hold us back. If we feed the ;
needy we may starve the sold'ers. The j
soldiers fights "for all. If he suffers h e may
fa'!, and with that ailure we are all poor j
indeed, and a nation are sufferers. Il we!
suffer for a period atd cheer him, we en-
chance his chances for victory. II id success
is national gain, ai.d national prosperity is
individual. Hot tears may scald the cheeks :
of mothers, and banger pinch thousand of
needy o&es, and yetthe succes. of the Union
cause is worth all that sacrifice, even months
ol painful hunger.
To give the reasons for the sufferings and
starvation of women and children, and the
facts of the case, would spoil the entire ef
fect and romance of these letters. Tbe
whole thin is glossed over, and covered up
by suck sentences as these. 'The stale is
loo nighty lo admit of any remissness to al
low even Vie voice of irffeiing icomen and chil
dren to hold us backl' 'Aged women are
seen at O.ptain Cissoa's beging for bread,
but military necessity is an inexorable law,
and hearts that pity ! are impoteot to re
Bpmd with the aid sol cited P
Yes, and ii Gsi.l. Sherman had conduc
ted this war according to the rules ot civil
ized warfare, aud not a-uiiet women and
children ru suh rnaui.ei as Lut few savage
ratio! s bve done within several centurira
past ffcere wenid have teen uo 'agd 0- i
men or mothers, beg-:ng icod for their star- !
vitjg cbildretiJT Iu jussitication, wiih that ',
stolid indifference to human woe whicu is
supposed to. ba'one of the j redomiuaut j
tr.t of the Arch Fiend bimseli, we are)
tohJ that 'the succetof the U jioii cause is -worth
all this sucr fi. e, aud eveu mouths ot :
painful bcrgrp Aud what ot him who
makes this kibd oi war on women and!
would taive them to death by the huu- :
dred thoucaud, uoi to preserve tbe Uticii as j
the Lotki:iuiin to raise tut mack inu to
an tqoulity with tho while.
W. J, KuSs, A. i. KtWtl.1.. .OtO. W. KOfS, i&
XlOSrJ & N2WELL,
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170R salel'v
wx. ii. eiciiaedson;
Lloyd & Richardson,
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WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
GROCERIES,
3V1N E S, LIQUORS,
f TEAS TCBACCQ,
F OR W A H D I U G & C Q M M I S S I GEF
MERCHANTS,
I OPPOSITE eODDAKD BOViB, - J-
HA SKETS TE ET, - - X AYSVILLE,KY.
7E WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALI
f t your attention to tho above card, and
solicit a portiou of your patronage, promising to
fill orders promptly and satisfactorily.
"We have established ourselves for the pur
pose of inducing Merchants to make their pur-
't chases here instead of elsewhere; aud as our
' goods are bought direct from fihst hands in the
atern Market.' by our Bioher, wo mako
this proposition to Merchants: '
TJiat we will duplicate any bill bought
in Cincinnati, and if goods are not what
wa represent them, they can be sent
back at our expense.
Wo have just received from the East .
20 Ilhds. Choice new N. O. SUGAR;
lO " Prime " ' " '
SO Bbls. Lovkkixg'b Philadelphia fiE FINED
SUGARS Crushed, Granulated, Powder
ed and CoJTeo A.
50 Bags Choice Yellow Brisrht Greou COFFEE
: MOASSKS-OM and Now Crop;
MlfUl'lll'l ii .: -ir . -r tj
ton, last Crop lid";
40 Kegs Newcastle ENGLISH SODA;
TOIIACCO-a iar.ru lor in Uoxe, Caddies, Ac.
T12AS u Superior lot of all kinds, selected ior
this 2'oniou of tLe Country.
In addition to our btock of Haavy Groceries, we
l.ave a l.iro as-orttncnt. of FuULy:
CIGARS, at all price; Fancy Wa.-h aud Shaving
SOAPS; Whole and LLilf r,cxe uew M. Ii.
and Layer RAISIN ; SARIINS: FIGS;
PICKLES; PEACHES, Cove and
Spiced OYSTERS; MUSTARD,
in boxes '0 & 25 lbi. boxes .
aborted C A N D f E S; "
CHEESE; CRACKERS;
INDIGO; MAPPER;
SPICKS, prtiiii ;:nd ground: ALUM;
Rac; Sj Ground G INGER; OOPPKRAS;
BLACKING, Ure atid tinall: BLACKING
BRUSHES; FAUCETS; CiNN'AMoN, ground
and in raatt; CAPS; SHOT; LEAP;
I1XT. LUGWOyl); srARCJI; :'
GEJiMAN SOAP;
A larpre variety of CAP, NOTE V LETTER PA
PER; EN VELOPES.buiTuuJ while; !ce. ic.
tiIn addition to the above, we offor indncc
mei;ts to tha trades ia
iqnors 2
RECTIFIED WHISKY nold at Cincinnati jriced.
GINGER WINE. GIN, BRANDY, und with a
up:rior lot of OLD IJOUKCON M'ISK
at all pricca. Respectfully,
LLOYD & RICHARDSON.
3Jay.sil!e, Ky., March 3, ladl.
mi CHINA, GLASS
AND
Queansware House ! !
:r. albert,
TrjlDnTJTir 15 filtH riFM TP
1111 UlAl Hi 1JE.H.1-E.r
StooorxcL Stroot,
Onedoorlelow Geo. Aithnrs Ur.faiuner Slornj
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jrvs CONSTANTLY ON. HAND a iabge
J AND VEr L EtLKCT1;B $T0C5 o
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rfCBCll aU(l LnliIi Cilina, blaSS.
QUEEN 3 WARE& FANCY GOODS,
in great variety, r.s Vase. Toilet Sets in China,
Parian Marble and Buhomain Gluss,
Jewel Boxes; fancy and Toy
Boxes, Toy Tea Sets, etc.
DINNER AND TEA SETS,
ofall quhlitie.-,
WHITE,
ORNAMENTED AND
FINE GILT.
Silver Plated and Britannia Tea Sets,
Castors, Etc.,
Tlated Tul le Ware; Ivory, Bone and Wooll
Handle) Porks and Knives Knives;TeaTrays
and Waiters, ofall siz:-s und varieties,
Imported Direct from the Manufactories in
sr cuuo i i : .
Also, the largo and most complete stock of
COAL OIL LAMPS,
of a.l sizes ad style", from 50 cents to 1 1 0 oach
BURNEC3, CHIMNEYS
PAPER SHADES and WICKS;
The Very Best of PURE COAL OIL,
CANS, ETC.;
all of which I will sell for CASH at tho YEEY
LOWEST CINCINNATI prices.
J3?-Accommodation to the wants of custom
ers, quick sales and small profits are the jrovern
ine principles of my business. Cali.seeund
i judtfu for yourselves! It. A L LIEUT.
' amisvtlle Keb 4, 15fi4.
HALL LIGHTS!
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from New York tor sale by
may ltt. S EATON t- BEODEICK.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
W. L. & JVL. PE AECE
Wholesale , G vlo te r s
AND
COMMISSION MERC II A N T S,
SUTTON ST., (opposite Lee House
MAYSVILUE, KY. r,r :
Our personal attention will be gven
to ReceivLsg; &. Forwarding all Goods
consigned to our care
AH orders sent us shall be filled in the same
mmmer i to'ilt reference to qvaKfy aud quantity,
as if the parlies purchasing icere' personally
preseu t.
Bolow will bo found an enumeration cf some
of the articles included in our stock, which wo
oiler to the trade low for Cash o r Country Pro
duce: T . -"
-. 21 Ilhds. Choice N.0. Sugar; ; " .
8 lihd.s. Prime N.O. Sugar; ..,'..
. 5i Lbls. LoverLig's litfinod Sugars;
JO . " Crushed. ... . do .' ,
23 " Pulverized "do;
13
A. Coffee
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51 Bags Choice Rio C fT'6; ' ' "
23 , " v Prime Rio Cfocj - .
33 Packrfges Goide!i Syriip,!n Half Bbls.
and 10 ifal. K- rs;
IO Bbl.. New Crop N. O. Mobsses; -Oj
Packages Muckere', in P.bU, Hf. Ebls,
tr. Bbls. and Kit;
23 Hf. Chests Choice Guupowor Tea;
5 ' . " . Black Teaf , .
20 Gro Fine Cut.C'l'cwinp Tob::ccf';
Choice Pmnkhifr Tf haoco," iu Half Pound
, . and o Pound Pa cleaves;
' ' 50 Caddie Chr ice Cliewiriv; Tobacco;
SO Butts Chewing Tobauco;
01). OO Cigars, as.-irtcd brand;
73,0OO White ai.d lir.iV Envelope;
Cap, No'.c and Letter Paper;
OOO BuXcs Sardines, halves :uld quarter?;
' 33 Dt. Cm and Spiced Osters, n 1 )
' 1 yibitCans ' ; : '
13riia.kcUi CliamTlgne Wine;
12 Boxes Native VVines;
Choice Oid Itoibon AVhiky, in
Barrels and Bottles;
Common lilky;
Ilrctific-d Win-key;
' French Hi nml v;f iin ; fJin-pr Wine
Ruisin; Fi'-: Almond.-; Bucketc: Tnli., in nests
Wrapping Par; Fancy , Tilet and Rai tSoapn;
Vat-hboard; JJroorns. Crdn?e; Matche-; Spleen;
Star aud Tallow Candle; Checne; ('rin!l'crs.
Sliot; etc. We invite tho attention of Country
Merchant. particularly t3 our sioek of giodf.
We respectfully s dicit the orders of tho trade
generally, promi-jiufj taliol'acti')u In alJ cacS.
W.L.&J,L.ri:ARCK
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MA '. Y1U.E, E .
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FLUX.
. STRICKLIND'S
Anti-Cliolera Mixture,
Is a coinpcsiti ni of m-trinsrents. u '"i b.-nt.-,
.-ti:uula:its aud c:irniin:i'ivi-s. wliii-h ev ry ihv-
siciiin ai-knoledpes if tbooniy prupuriition that
will i-lfi-t a irmaloTit wiirc of Piirrl.tei and
Dysentery. This Ar.li-Ch'!era Mixture is now
iu ue i n s-ver:il nr nun y hc-pH ils whi-re it
trivrs the sfie.itust sutisi.i'-lion. It ha- s.ive 1 ' ho
lives of th-'Uiands ofur siddicrs und citizens,
und wa will (ruan.iteo it to be lh best rcincdi
in the world for Di;rrl-(je:i ami D.vsiiilerv.
Mr. Woods, of Cov'iiirioM, Ky.. wiii bo mnst
hnppv t' sai.isfy any one as to the virtue of
Strickland's Aiiti-Clmlo a Mixture; iu faet nc
Iiave a p;c4t-nujr.bi t of testlnioiiiais frt'm p
t:et5ts who bavn liemi cured after hiiing pro
nonncrd incirab'e by the:r physicians, s rne
afte r tu kinsr only one bottle of (Strickland's A nli
Cholora Mixtiiro. It'yn sc.rl'cr with Piurrhoea
and PysenU-ry try oik- hott
SOLDIERS!
You ouzht not.to bo without such a valuable
mciiicine. Tha Cincinnati National Union; of
April 2i:li, says; th it tli-Misan Is ot our soldiers
have been saved by the ue of Strickland-V Anti-
Cholera Mixture. . ......
Por sale by Scatcn fi Brodri-jk,at oO cents per
bottle. ... . .
(ienerul Depot, No. C East 4Mi St., Cincinnati,
Ohio. L.)line -t lMJt-ly
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F Various Patterns, for burning Coal Oil
At EATON V BROJRICK'S
Muy.-villc. Ky., m ly 19. Drujr Store.
'"IEA a very suf crior article, the best import
L ed, in store and ior sale by
jus:it BEN Pinsn-:R
11KOO.HS,
A larjre supply of bet quality, lor Fale by
L mar BEN PUISTER.
ICETTCE!!
TE have commenced running our let
Wagon, and will deliver Ico to any part
if lh . Pif v
Persona d csir ins Tec through the clav.ycar, '
obtain it at IiiehuT.1 Warkim.' Grocery eore, on j
all street, or at Win. Watkins' on l.uarket St
WM WAIKINs;
May 1S.1SG4. L1C1I A i;t W A l'KINS .
CQRDAGE Hemp and Manilla, ropes of
J all nizea from a plough line ton shipt cable
always ou hand. ALEX MAUDOX
Orchardist Wanted !
rWih lo M-rnre t h services vf soma good,
fs" lu-r and industrious m.in, who u'ld'Tstands
lh CuUnre of Fruit Tre- s. 1 vi ! give good
wu2t-s to such a man . He must jri . e poo l refer
ence?. Or I will Fed tho portion'of land set out
in Fruit Tree, cmbratiuar about 3-3 norft.
Also. I will seil IO iii'rfi of good pasture, on
w hich i a iiaver t"a:liri2 Spriuf. A ny one w ish-I
ir. to p'.irhf.si' will ca;l ou me, 2 miles oast of ',
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BENJ. KIRK.
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d v.-e 'i:i--.w you wi 1 ! o - i'it.tie its use. As j
art. 1 :y:usitJS si'pnior to. all 1'i her washes
Mareh 21, 1S-H.
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j,llie 9.
1 rti'iiri-d i.i;d told bv
SEA TON tfc'LRODKlCK.
GRAIN&JOCEEY,
C 0 M MIS S To N H O US E
' Corner of 3rd & Market Streets,' I
MAYSVILLE, - KENTUCKY.
T HAVE' JUST OPENED A GRAIN',
JL GROCERY AND COMMISSION STORE in
the house formerly oecnpied Jiy Jaa. C- Brook
over, north-cast Corner of Third it Markot Sts.
' I will pair the hiprhest mnrket price im cash
or WHEAT. RYE and BARLEY.
" I haveiust 'rcieiveil a full stock of Groceries,
Suirar, Molasses, Collce, Tea . Rice, Pish, Tobacco,
Salt. Src.. fec, togrot her with u general assort
ment of all articles in ho Grocery lino; all war
runted to bo of the best quality. My goods have
been bought exclusively for ('ash, and will he
sold for Cash or Country Produce, at very small
profits.
I have also on hand a largo stock of PURE
OLD BOURBON WHISKY. . 1 ' "
Commission, Storaare iv; Forwarding Business
attended to with promptness. .-
All persons desirous of rel'tinjf the worth of
their rfionov, will please ie me .a call.
june lyUi, 13G2. . . MIX PIUSTEK.
ClRUSHEP, Powdered and Granulated Suear,
I of beat quality, iu store anl ve sa lo low by
. . BEN PiUSTER,
jnne 19 Cor. 8rofc Marb",: streets.
OYKC P. Philadelphia and Baltimore Syrups.
O in iarrcs,h;df barrels and 10 gal. kejrs, lor
sale low hy . . - - : BEN PHIbTEU,
june lt Cor. Srd te Market stroeb. .
'IOBACCO of all grades and prices, for sala I
L iiy rtiiM r.ic.
jure 1 Cor. 3rd te Market streets.
A'INEO
,iun
IAK of the biat quality, for sale by
cw GJraiii Store!
H AVING Retired from the "firm of Ai.ex.
. Powxr t"fc 'o., I will cor'inne r n rny own
account Jn the'irain Trade, on Wa'l Street, next
door to Alex. Mad lor, and solit lt all our old
customers to jri ve me a call, its I have a larce
iiuiikbcr of Sacks and fee! confident of my ability
to jiic entire satisfaction t all who may be
i lc.cd to deal with inc.
- ALEX. POWER.
M aysville, K v., .TulyJ , Jr.s.
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEAL Eli
IN ALT. KIKDB CF
ORAlSf. F'CIli. TOBACCO. SALT. &C .
Corner cf Wall & 2nd Streets,
MAVSVITjLB, KENTUCKY
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COJiPOLVI) "CED30X LIIITESS!
The Latot rriA Most Import mt Discovery
of the Niiu tcc.itli Century.
XTO MAN'S NAME IS MORE INTIMATELY
a.1 cori.i;c!i d wiili the liislory of the Materia
Med.iea f U e United Mates. -r in ire I'.iVolal.lv
kiiuii ii as a pt iiei r in medical discoveiv, th in
thatt-f JOHN Iil'LL, ol Li uisville, Kv. "llisin
ii.iilaliio prcparuli ti Sais.iinrilia ha.-, loii
st I at the he ad of the various compounds of
that valualdo dr'n;. Ilis lompo'iiid I'i'e: oral oi j
Wild Cherry has become a household w rd
ihrniibout the We-t and South; uiul his Wutn
Li zeiies. iu lu-sthan a year after thiir intro
diic'.ioiii atlaiind u rcj uiatii-u as widi j-j.re4ii us
tho eorttiifnr of North A niericn. lint the rrwn
in of his lite rcinr.i us to be attained iu his
late.-l discovery, or rather combination, for he
docs not claim to have b-en the discoverer o
CEPRxN, which is tho basis of the (titters now
ollercd I" tho pullic. Thnt honor belong, to ihe
native inhabitants of Central Vmcrica, to ivh nu
itsiiriue huvebecn known for m re than two
lmndre.t year. Armed with it, the Indian bids
dckiiiiieu to the mot deadly malaria. :md bundles
without fear the mo.-t venomous serpents. It i
a belief with thorn that whMc'hcie is breath leit
in 1 lie hody tho Cedron is potent to cure, no mat
let w hat tlie disCHse may be.
hiie Pr. Pull is not prepared to indorse this
extravapant pretension, hois nevertheless satis
tied from : thorough examination of ihcevidenec
ielatirir to its virtues, that, as n remedy and
preventive fr all diseases arisin.-from exjiosure
titiiiT toehatires of weather and climate or to
tho miasma! ie iiiilucncus. it stand ' without a
rival . and justly deeerves i ho renntution it has
so lonj cnjoyoii in Central America aud the West
Indies. In
and its attendant train Of symptoms, it act
m relike u charm than a medicine. There is
not hipff in t he whole range of the Materia Medie.n
that can torn moment bear a comparison with
it rn tins disease. '
A t'nll lo-eonnt of this wonderful plant may be
found in the eleventh edition of the U. S. Dis
pensatory, fi;res lis7 and 13SS.
A scries of experiments, in which Dr. Bull litis
been for years ensrurcd . has just bet n bronfflt to
a snceesshil termination, and he is now enabled
to olfr to the pnlilie a combination of Cedron
with other improved tomes, the w hole p-eserved
in'h'i best quality of copper-distilled itonrbon
whi-ky. wliieh lie is conlidout has no equal in
the world.
Ilomisrht furnish a volume of certificates, but
the public have loner since leuined to csti nUi
sueb things nt tboir true valne. Th, safest plan
is for every one to test for 1 imsolf the virtues of
a new medicine. Oive the
Cedron fitters
one trial, Rnd you will nover u-e any others.
It i not necesnrv to publish a loner list f dis
eases for which the Cedron Hitters are a speciric.
In all disease-ot tho STOMACH, DOWELS,
KIDNEYS, or LIVER;
In all ulTeetiung ol the DRAIN depending up
on derangement of the Stomach or Bowels;
In ;UT. RHEUMATISM A NELR.iLGIA;
And in FEVER AND AOL' E;
It is destined to supersede all other remedies.
It ;iiot on'y cures nil those discuses but it pre
vents them.
A wine slass full of the Bitters taken an hour
before each meal will obviate the ill effects of the
mos. unhealthy climate and screen the person
taking it against disease under the most tryng
exM-iie.
Sold by Prnsrsrists and Grocers, generally,
r. JOHN 'BULL'S Principal Otfiee. Pifth
trct, Louisville. Ky.
s,jIa VVholcsnle and Retail by
S EATON t- BRODRICK.
Cor. 2nd and Court Streets,
mar 7, IS'51-ly Maysville, Ky.
Come down in the center,
That's what it means !
SAD DLE RY.
THE UNDERSIGNED' IS NOW SITUATED
so &i to n't ve his undivided attention to the
Manufactory of every article connected with the
SADDLE AND HARNESS TRADE !
lie lias now on hand and :n process of makimr, a
splendid as-sortmciit of Gentlemen and Ladies'
Saddio: Saddle Bu!rs; Uussrv, Carriage, Biake
land Snlki-y IIariic.-s; Wajron and t'jow Gear:
I
iii(i:n: irjiiiuB, whii jtaeKiiii;, i tin anil oriiiiiie i
r:ll.. .1. l - r. l c ... .
Bills; Wairof., Buj:;y. Coach, Sulkey and Rid-j
i :isr WJiips; Hod and Kip.-lin Collars; Horse i
Lovc-s. suu.ioic icr ail seasons: Leather. Vv cb i
and Rope liaitert; Worsted, CoUou and Hemp, iare, 1 avjn-r npon it p.bout One hundred bear
Girths: R: I top and Iron strapt Ilsmes; Dr.iy 1 ii .r Frrit Trees and Vine of tho fir.it nnaiitx-'
and ( ait ll.irtics? ; mi short evetv itiinsr usuallv '.
kejii in u .--addiery jtaii-(-hmeiit. which niU be . ao j
s-il 1 at WJiole;tie and Rut.-iit. st Jow prices, to I I
pun- rnal dealers: 5 per cei't off for cash . ' ;
JTA)I Kcpuiriujr aUcnded to ut ouco. at i.iy '
' li Mind, cn "Jud street, to rind which. "ComV '
down in tho Center," between Market t Sutton.
T. KRICKBi'TS.
Mavsvllle, March 2'th.lSii8.
1 Aft.ui)o. oaoica- rreparea always on
t - A V T TT 1 r f T A .
-Vykand - A. MAI'DOT
THE. mi WHOLESALE & RETAIL
CHIJN'A-STUIU
Soulli side U bet. Court & Market St
A. & J.: E. , McCARTIIEY,
WE ANNQUCE WITH
pleasure, the RE
MOVAL of our Stock . of
CHINA, GLASS
- m " AND "
queenswaiie,
tothobuildinfr formerly oc
cupied'byE. JIaiitin Sal-
... m ma urn AtiiintniT
a largo and complote assortment of Goods, i
i ' IMPORTED 15 Y: Oo RS ELVES? '
DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTORIES-
. Ourstoclc is larsro, containing great varieties of
PLAIN WHITE, GOLD HAND AND FANCY DLCOBATED
Dinner and Tea Setts;
VACES; COLOGNE BOTTLES; TOILET
SETTS; FANCY AND STAPLE
ARTICLES of evry de-s. ription;
fc ilver Plated
KNIYES, FORKS. CARD HASKETS, &e.
IL TEA YS WA ITER S;
CO.VL OIL I.A.tirS o( manv variotir-.
While thanking tha public anil the trado for
the liberal uucouri jremeiil e.teiiiol to ns iu the
int. wo Iit i' ttiov will n t f-rget to cad and see
us at our N EYV 'IIINA STtiKE.
G. A. & J. E. McCARTIIEY",
liii'uitrtr.s or Eahtiimnwake,
Uii Soulli side 3d street.
Mavpvllle,' lv v., January 7th,l?''4."
GQOTARelfOUSEj
CORNER OF M AltK ET & FRONT, STS
Cppo.-ite Steamboat Lar.t.ing',
MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY.
.llr. 'IS. l PLIC'IlNt:, I'iopr:rtrj..
I
IIIS well knr-.vn lintel, h is been re
paired nnd retittod ii a biiiKrior manner
und r o o) en to the puldlc.
'f he Propr.etri.s- receuiiy ot Fox Sprinirs. po
licHs the pal routine f the tiavcliiijr coinaiunity.
No pains will lu sp-ir-jil to give s.itiofacti.n tu
the giie.-!.s.of the hutiso.
'"Mucre k-uvcdailv for all point in the in
terior. Mrs. E. F. FLEMING.
Feb. 12-''iM
GEORGE ARTHUR.
Baker & Confectioner
AN O L ALtll IS
Fruits,
Kuts, Toys,
FANCY' GOOD J,
ft:
Has roirovcd Lis Stock to
WLLIE & UUKT'S Old Stand, on
S33C03MI3 3Tn33ET,
'liero Lo will be c.is-cl to see and wait upon all
Masvillv, Ky., April !H h, ISC).
JOHN A. SKATOX, J.P.. LUOUKU K
3EATON Sl BRODRICK
WHOLESALE ARiiTAIL
DEUGGISTS,
AND OEALEES IN
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
Paints, iOils, Glass, &c.
CO It MR SSCONt) COIJKT STS.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing H acli ines !
Awarde I tne First Premium as the host
Family Sewing Machine.
Fi'i throe successive years at the
UNITED STATES FAIR;
For five yonrs at the
CINCINNATI MEiTIAN:CS' INSTITUTE.
' WITH IMPEOVEMENTS!
GLASS FUOf:
..11EMMER; - ' "
CtHIDEK t BliAIDFP.
MACHINE NEEDLES, COTTONS, d-r.
tiTPor kid. bv
J. B. GIBSON, Agent.
TELhGiiAPli iKH''E.
feb. 4.h, 1S)4. - M avsvii.j.e.
"THE HOWE
ft
- iv - -
SEWIft
i
HAVE JUST DECEIVED A NFW LOT OF
TI1K CELEBRATED HOWE- SEWING
MACJI INE. dirc.-t from tho Manufacturer, find
will veil them ut the lowest possiblurate for Cash.
Those VnchiiiCs ale adapted for heavy as well as
the linest bewing. Call an t examine them at the
residence of S. Shocklet, on Short street."
, Mrs. A. J. SMITH, Asent.
JSjNekoles and Sroot Threads can be had
ut S. Siiockt.ky's Store. in Market street.
Maysville, Ky.. Feb. 2oth, 1SQ5.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE!!!
OFHiK FOR ALE MY BRICK -RESI
DENCE, situated on the hiil side in. M.ijs--i
'v" - -Tlio houivu cotitair.s nino rooms, bo-
ville,
sides
rn'.ciifn. rs mrv ".: Joi ar. Tlicr? i mon
tho lot a Dairv and Brick Stable
1 lie lot is
ona ilv
.lis.
wen set in Shrntberv and Kl-ia-fcrs T.'-.tn
NV.-ii wafer a'litiHaut clnrinsr the entire year,
is iiitOLTvtlier a vervdjsirao o lion-..- irill
bef. I 1 t.-.r Gn en Hicks', much I.-ss than it cost in
G-.'ij... Euciuireof.. .IOS. P. illMDIMrk'
!!. Att liable f-r City R.i'.r
Maysville. Ky:, May S,lt64-tf
!!. Alt liable f'-rCilv Railroad d.-ot.
BLOCK AND TACKLE An assortment
embracing ail bises of superior construction
' . ALEX. MADlOX.
m MACHINE!
Mf r s yule "and Cincinnati
mi rial, If 1KB SFUXDIDlTItm,
This fine Steamers -. hj j n r p. ..
MA. GrTSTO
7 - --'tte.
J.H.PRATHEK, Commander.
IEW, M0KE1S ; Clerk
Leaves foot of WalimtSt., for Maysville
FrFay-ndSaturda 10 .y
to illll A MP& McNEEL Y aPP'J D bard'
PaFekeaDdrndat the Maysville
Cjacinnatl, Mayilleknd Fommonth
REGULAR TRI- WEEKLY PACKET
A -"TTrn TdESPLESDll)STjjAJtl'
ijsrtrM. J3ostoria,
tain Wb. MoClain. Co r.ir.,i
Captai
tinnc i
lucKiay. rhursdav and R.,trj.,- Tj VJ
mouth avory Monday, Wednesday Jknd FridaT
ay
.i,i.ii.vii iiiv inMir.- oi o ana v v.
For freight or papyaore apply on board or to E.
McNeely. Agent. Maysville, Ky.
S. SALOMON,
WATCHMAKER,
f -1 "1 ill 1 Ill I 1 , . n T.... .
Gojdakd House Building,
Marhet fes t r e ,
May 7, 15.53-ly MAYSVILLE, KY.
NEW
B O
OKS.
Mv Farm at Elgewood, bv Ike Mar
vel " ! j
Hannah Thurston, by Bayard Taylor, 1 5
TuleKof a Wa tide Inn. y Longfellow. 1 25
mii.-ks. oyjiaiion llariiinil.
'J he I.iup of Anwsis, bv P.ulwer
Louic-s L:,st T-Tin, by Author of Rn'lodje
SoiiUilines from tue At lantic, Ho mes "
UcntlumuuV IJ-jok of K'iquetie
Hcantie-of Enr!ih Poetry
Eveninai with the Poets '
1 50
1 25
1 SO
I 25
1 50
4 00
4 00
2 50
LonteilowV Poi-ms, Cabinet edi
Ilenven ur Home Ve
lrfThe above, with numerous
valuable publication, jnt reeii
G. BLATTi-
1 c!.,iil'rv S'
on
1 09
her new and
by
MA
V. 15.
FAiULY" GKOCKUY STOKE,
Ko 23, west-side Market st.,
t i AT.BTtKATH H1
Old Ma. u. f
iHAVSVU.LK KY.
I -'ST
fl A-
I' received a larce stock of Familv and
-Ported Groceries, such aa
Suiriir. Svriip. CofT'-, Teas Mackrrcl,
:u'm-o Spic , Ciinillos, Wil
li v -iii! up df H Ware, llr, om,
TehiH-i'o. C'iaars, Ac, vVc.
ITiivinir biin'ht all my Goo N fdr cash, and my
motto b-ir -(icicK Sales anoSmall I'rofitp,"
1 c:ui :w-uri; r.ll who may ive n-.e a call, the
chc:iC't Groceries in thecitv
:-?Tl b.-t quality of COAL OIL always on
hand and for a!e at the lowest market price.
A. Ii. COCilliAN.
N. 15. Five year Old Lourboi on tap, and the
test "fall kinds cf Liquors i-onytantly on hand.
Mnysville, Ky.. March 19, lStSJ. A. B.C.
For ltrti-, Mici', lioiubcN, Ants, Itod
Iiiitf, :;oili- iu I'urs. U'lieno. Arc.. In
vit on riHnt, FhwIm, Anim ils, Ac.
I'm up in '.."c. 50e. and 1 .00 Ei-xos, Bottles, ai:d
Fln.ks. and .j. sizjs for Holds, Tcblio Is
STITUTtONS tc.
'Only inftillihle remedies tnown."
"Frci from Puisous."
Not dangerous lo tbo Human Family."
"Ruts come out of lluir holos to die."
ISSold Wholesale in all largo cities.
r-?'Srll bv all DrujraistsA- l'etailers everywhere
?"!:!liWAR::! of all worthless imitatibus.
3eS?"i-e that 'OostabV nitmu is on oach Rov.
r.oiil.i
and Flask, before you buy.
STAddr-ss III.NiiV IS. COST A R.
irvfPkiNci iA i. Dkpot.;42 Ekoadway, N. Y.
SjfSid.l oy all W h dcsale A Rutai 1 Diugsist
in .Vaysyj ;c. Ky. mar 31 . ISol-iim.
:h.emoval i
rOUIS STINE would rcspiK tfu I I.v inform his
J customers and friends thh. lie has removed
to Ciidwidlader's Kuildin, in the room foimerly
ccupic-d by thoTelcrupn Glace.
o
Fall and Winter Goods!
LOUIS STINE
MERCHANT TAILOR
A.N I (diM S I LTJiMSllIilt,
SECOND S Til EE 7, MA YS VILLE, KY..
KEEPS CONSTANTLY OX II AND A
Choice assortmeut of aM Seasonable Cooda
-n his line, which he is prepared to dispose of at
'he lowest ratis for "CASH ." lie solicits a call
from his friends und pledges Ilia best efforts:.
give Satisfaction.
October 1. 1SH3. LOUIS STINE.
INTERIOR
ADORNMENTS!
JUS f RECEIVED A CHOICE SELECTION
. of new and desirable styles of
PAPER HANGINGS,
from the rich aud ornate to the most chaste and
simple patterns, appropriate for Parlors,
Hall, Dimujr-Rooms and Chamber.
FIRE BOARD PRINTSnew designs;
WINDOW SHADES,
of any required ttyle or size, on hand or mada
to order.
GILT MOULD ING
QVtL PtCTURE FRAMES,
PICTURE COIID & TASSELS, and
all the
trimmings icr lraines. . .. . , ..
FRAMING Dp ME ON -5H0RT NOTICE
The above Goods are all new and will be sold
cheaper than ever before sold in this cit.
I3?A ca i is solicited fiom persons wishing to
purchase the above goods.
J. ii. V C. S IIOG13KS,
EooKstiLtEa i Stationers, ;
Maysvi'le, Ky., April 21. 1864. 2d Street
IK. MAllVFL'S NEW BOOK. '
O EVKN STORIES BY THE AUTHOR OF
0 " RoverioH of a Bachelor,-' "Parm at Edge
wood," j'-c.1 ike. 81.75
A lari;e supply of the above delightful work
receivid Liiisoay by Kxprej-s- Mail orders shall.'
Teceive prompt' attei.tiou. -
G H . BLATTERMAN,-
Msysville, May 2oI l;S4i Bookseller.
RAGS WAivTED!
1 (U ii iri'LBS GOOD CLEAN C0T
IVjUjUUU ton or linkn kags, for- j
which 1 will pay tho higliesK Market Pr.ea. '.'
O. W. BLATTEKMAK,
!
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