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THE BULLETIN.
MAYSVILLE, SEP. 8 1864
Increase of the Price of the Bulletin.
The Sabscriptlon price of tbe Bulletin
will hereafter be One Dollar and Fifty
Cxsts per year, instead of One Dollar.
Peace The Ohio .Lagle, printed at
Lancaster, Fairfield county, publishes nine
olid columns of Dames, which have been
signed to call for a peace meeting at that
place. The people are crying 'peace! peace !
because they locg for its blessings and re
pose. 0"The slang word 'shebang,' so very fre
quently used in the Army of the Cumberland
and meaning tents,quarters, or resting place
is derived from the Irish word 'shebeen,' a
groggery.
Guerrilla Outrage. We are informed
that Henderson is full of guerrillas, and that
they bad killed a gnnboatmao who had in
cautiously gone ashore from the Fair Play
on Sunday. Lou. Dam. A
0C7-The Collector of the port of New
York gives as tbe amount of his income last
year 60,000.
fj-Tbe Chicago Evening Journal, an
Abolition sheet, says tbe registered arrival
at tbe Chicago Convention, from Saturday
noon up to Tuesday night, were 243.016.
OCrThe Confederate guerrillas have been
making incursions into Missouri, in the
neighborhood of Charleston.
07"Sberrnai8 official dispatch of the
capture of Atlanta is received. A battle
was fought on the 1st, in which the rebels
lost 10 guns and 1,000 prisoners. The en
emy are said to have destroyed 27 locomo
tives, and 81 cars loaded with ammunition
and stores at Atlanta.
OSEAP LAM PS! 200 COAL OIL
LAMPS OF EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
AT FROM 50 CEaTS TO $6. CHIM
NEYS, SHADES, WICKS, etc., at
dec!7 R. ALBERT'S 2d street.
BOOTS SHOES !
For the Fall Trade !!
I HAVE A SPLENDID STOCK OF TIIE
favorite brands, anon as White's Bovd rft
Casey's and others, Lace Boots and Balmorals:
Allen &Flagg's,Bigelow's,Forbush'a, Whitney's
and Eatcbeldcr's calf, coarse, kin. and mntJ
uoou?, ana snoes rormen, boys, youth and child
ren ; also a few cases
Home-Made Kip Boots,
Most of which were bought in May. June and
July and will be sold LOW some of them
LOWER than they can cow be had at the
Manufacturer's.
Merchants Please Call and Examine!!
For the multitude I have an infinite varietv
from common to extra fine and can suit you all
in price and quality. TEKM CASH!
Also, as usual, a general variety of
Leather & Findings!
S. S. MINER.
Ma sville, Ky., Sopt. 8, l$C4-lra
TO THE PUBLIC !
ADAMS'
EXPRESS !
o
DR EXPRESS FOR CINCINNATI
is carried on the fno Steamers
REGULAR CINCINNATI & MAYSVILLE
The fine side-wheel MePint-r
JENNIE BROWN.
Capt. WM. Hi A' IN, Master: W. II. KEYT.Clflrk.
'Wftrn -WiU leave MaybvUlo for Cin
WEDNLMjaY and FRIDAY, ut 10 A. M. Ke-
BOSTONA, No. 3
and
MAGNOLIA.
Accommodating messengers will be found i
)0th boats. Bills aro closed as follows:
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 5
('clock, I. M.
On ruosduvs. Thursdavs and Saturdays. 9. SO
OCIOCK,A. ai.
This rulo is positive, and will ha sr.r!ctiv ad
hored to. ADAMS' EXPRESS CO.
A.M. JANUARY fc SON, Agents.
Maysvillo, August 4th, 1864-tf
Maysville Marble Works!
H. GILLMORE,
M ui'kot y troct,
MAYSVILLE, KY.
ft
ORDERS from Country solicited.
Persons desiring work, bv com
municating the same, will be promptly waited
upon, august 4th, J S64.
,.m!1"Vwl" 'cave Cirninnati every TU.fc.SD AY,
HUlODAYand SATIJRHA V t i. t
lreijrlit or p:is.-age upply on boaid. or to
sepi 8, 1?04. J . M. LOVE, Agent.
PUIJLIC SALE OF
Four Family Residences !
IN AltEIC IEE., OHIO.
To the Tax-Payers of Ma
son County.
BY an act of the General Assembly it is made
my duty, immediate! v after tho 1st nf .Tnnn
to proceed with the Collection of the public
Kover.uoas speedily as possiblo. By the same act
it is made my duty to runort, at the July, 6op
tombcr and XSovuiuber " County Courts, the
amount of taxes collected un.I
to the Auditor. 1 urn authorized under said act
to notify the Tax-Payers by public notico stuck
up at the Court housedoor, and in the different
Precincts or districts of tho Countv. tlmr
tain days between the 1st of October, and the 15th
of November, I, or iny deputies, will attend at
th place of holding election in such districts and
receive their taxes. It is made the dutv of tlm
RED CORNER
CLOTHING STORE!
Blum & Heckinger's
GREAT WESTERN
Emporium of Fashion
WE take pleasure in informing our Patrons
and the public generally, that we have
MULLINS & HUNT'S,
NEW
WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS STORE!
THE" SUBSCRIBERS TYMfl ttSTATt
L LISIIED in a largo retail Dry Goods business I ly filled
in Maysville, would call the attention of Coun
try Merchants to their recent addition of an ex
tensive Wholesale Department; which will be
conducted on a STRICTLY CASH PRINCIPLE.
Tho many years of experience possessed by
our buyer, combined with a perfect knowledge of
the Kentucky trade, a thorough acquaintance
ship with all the Manufacturing and Importing
Houses in the East, and the fact of ur pur-
w
WiW K. BOAIi,
una-
132
West Second Street, between Kaci db Mm' Streeiff
CINCINNATI, 6.-
Wir.L Attend to the Sale of all Kinds of"
PRODUCE, and make immediate Returns
Orders for any description of Groceries" projfr-'
REFERS BY PERMISSION TO
John A. Robinson, Esq., Gallipolis, OV
j. w. insKiRK. Kso.. Portsmoutn. u.
Hon. L. T. Moore, Oatlettsbufg, Ky
Capt. W. Hoirsiiij-T T . "
Jno'. N. Riohabdson, Esq.,
D. D. (teigeb. Esq..
IIcgh Means. Eso.. Ashland. Kv.
Wat. T. Niciiolls. Esq., Ahland, Eyv
Wjc. L. Geiger, Esq., Ashland, Ky
Geo. Wbbts, Esq-.,. Greenupsburg, Ky.
E. J. Hock ada y, Esq., " "
Louis 1. R0s, Esq., " "
Capt. Z. Shirley, Louisville, Ky.
Hon. Thos. E. Bbamlett, Frankfort,- Ky.
chases being made for "Cash," together with a
just received, and are continuing to receive.from firm determination to sell at a mere commission
.new Xork, Baltimore and other Eastern , t
ouvbucii vu x-uai.eru vosi. win do suincient
guaranties 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
sale r our t rained Reaidotice.-, iu Aber leen, hi
"cciijr ojjiohno iuo
07"A wealthy gentleman in New Jersey
a' few days since enlisted as a substitute a
stalwart and patriotic Canadian, paying him
orwt 7 ,i : : j t i .. . , , , .. . ' ,
awi njiuuuiuj; a cons iu erauia sum viijin-iy Miuaint on front otreut
for an outfit. When they parted the re
tax-payer to attend on Mich days and pay the
Mime. If this is not done, after thut date they
will have to iav the sami nt thn Cinrt 1,,.,,....
j and, if not done there within the timo prescribed'
OV o titi)t .i , x 11:11 r1-' cciji. upon me aiuouiu isadued.
At i , . i:th.(!,f,f SEPTEM- ThiiH it will Le ,cc, that it will bo to the intere
. . l3'Jt. the . remits. 1 will t.tV.-r iV.r ! of the tax-nuvnr. t f ;t t v i.- .". .-
-- . . ----- , w ..v, . . Luuk Liiviii ru
I-aitl, witl.iu tho timo irecriU(J by law, adulter
t.
to
itv of livw!lln L'.. i liut ; . I 1... 1 1 : i i.i . . '
'I'll. - w.: I . J , -j--..-, . fiiaii iumiuui,) uiiu iiib lull perccn
1 .use ridoiKvsureiriKood repair, very suitable (imposed bj law. to their lists when I,,ni
.or small lam i lie.-, command a irood rent, and eolloc. This 1 shall bo comr,,.l..rl to do I
aro ciltii-IV Mtuattil on Km, it : i il,..tl 1. ...1 .1 t. ' . . .
.ill,,,. ' -.iii. .i , . ,, . " ' ; , . '-'"cu iiiu iwevenue uuc oy such
m l -..11 .. i ; " jtaiuuu koou. i """M"i "u eniorce paymeul at once with
Tbe and dbi.r ri-.b : ':ih:5r::.,.vp' i time,
residence is tjoparuto and distinct, and ample . The only duleriiee beiiifjr, that they shall give
h .r t u 1 r u iiu .1..:... ' tii- t .. I... . . 1 a-
j . . . . - . . . ii . - " ' - v. wiia HMii-r v-fc.-j 1 111 1 -11 1 ?J III acij.
rti it vmm laorl af h a roiiinct r his 1 ItTlvinuv r f .. . ...III.. . . ... J "
" "4U"" r''u-jV. ; , , "J; 3 .'. vr L"l-':'''t "1 Hie t'hiu ' uun to tiie mutter and promptnes.-.tr.e thiuwiil
cipal, to write at the rust opportunity
gentleman was a little surprised at receiv
ing a letter from his man dated Quebec, in
forming him that his money bad enabled
the substitute and bis wife to set up a cor
ner grocery, and that they were doin well,
and it his patron Would give hiui a call he
sboald have a drick gratis.
,. . "UJ!,ra uciiigcwii iwj I iuu inuiicr aucuuon themselves and see to its
series hiffh with Kitchen... i the ells of each. payment at the times and places prescribed, in
i V; I-nvately before ai.l date, they will tead of the old way of having the Sheriff call
bcsoie separately or tosether, to t-uit purchasers, ' half dozen times, more or less, for their taxes.
ont ho .lay above inoicated. Tho law is plain, simple, and to the pointlaud I
k7 tor teriii..f hilie, Mtuation, Ac., of prop- i in end to comply with its provisions and cnlorco
crty, apply to TlIO.s. J.TIli: (!'. in MnvsvSil.. I its i.cnall i.H .mi. I tl.w ri;... , . i. .u
07" An unusual'teatnre ot the specie ship
rbents from New York last week wai $10, !
000 in copper coin,
(frOa SuLday a man named McDanie1,
was shot by a volunteer in the 53rd lufan
try, name Waters, and instantly killed.
The quarrel arose about some money ad
vanced by Waters to McDaniel, who had
or Al AME LEASLEV. in Abirli-in. win. uln , utti-ntion ot tin. ....... .... . . i
tut.oploa.-uie in show iri!r the property, and giving may bo douo any one, in coii.-oqueneo of their
all information , rard toil. I ignorance of the law. Tho time and rlaco at
bept. lt,l!5..4. W. E. in:i:.S. which l.or my deputies, will attend in the dif-
i fvrent Precincts to receive tsxes between the 1st
Mocinn Pmin tt TT,OY-m o ! OI '0ctobi;r. tho loth of Kovcmbor; will bo
-LVXdbOli OOUIiLy anil at adverted by public notice Muck up as icquired
I oj iaw. in mo mean time, let every one p.iy up
hat can. w hen called upon between thisaudthal
. ti.ne, Uiat a good account of the promptness of
-Tir T TV wr m a -n nnrmv . ! Uie,.l,,i0P10 1,1 l'ie ouuty may bo reported to the
f ILL. L.L. fcULD Al AUCTION, on the auditor ut the July and .September terms of our
' ' premises, on j Court. Kespectlull v.
H. S. JEFh El:.SOX, SherilT Masoii Co.
PUBLIC AUCTION..
satuiiav,scpti:mui:h i7th, isoi,
promised to enlist, and we learn that the ; ucar thc norUl M -c of lho Ma,9;i;io auJ M- r no.ifioJ ... IIENI.Y s. Jvvpv.:ii.
Carmel 1'uriipike. 7 miles from Mavsvill... un.l ' .. :n ........... ... ,, . '
tin. uilchu ul iuo loiiowiug piaecs, on tlio davs
the farm, of .loromj I
killing was done in sel.'-defer.se.
iiirnpike. 7 miles from Mavsville. and
OIlO Illilc WU.-t ol'Or :inrr..,,,r,r nn.l .nrr. iin.UI 1... I
-iii"ti..i.i(i, . .
... ...... ... T I. a. . . J 111. fill'. I Trt m....i.-A M.a!. 1... .
.Hal niiL'li. Jolin Joo. ' int.. i.i.vio.
Ports, a full, laroe and varied stock or
GENTLEMEN'S READY-MADE
CLOTHING;
Of tho very latest Eastern Styles.
Dress Coats,
Business Coats
Promenade Coats,
Pants and Vests,
Of all stylos and descriptions, all of which we
will dispose cf at the lowest Eastern prices.
We have paid tho most particular TEKSONAL
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 basinet, we havo now tho best
FACILITIES to Manufacture to Order, at ti e
SHORTEST NOTICE. Our celebrated and ex
perienced Cutter, JKItltY 1 YOUSCJ, will
superintend the getting up of all work in tho
Merchant Tailoring Line, by experienced work
men ONLY. The Stock consists of tho 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, Glencross' & West's latest Fatcrn Sheets.
23FWill niako liberal artv Coe?
ments of Produce. mar 8,18G4-6m
M. THOMPSON,
Umbrella, Parasol,
AND
WALKING CAN E
MANUFACTORY,
find in the generality of JOBBING HOUSES; Mail! Street, bet. 4th & 5th
fF"Repairfng promptly attended to.
roar?
DUHME & CO.
SW Cor. 4th and Walnut gtreets
CINCINNATI, O.
VT anufac tni?ei?s9
Retail & Wholesale Dealers in
DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
JEWELRY & SILVERWARE.
THEY Keep on hand a large stock of Cheap"
Watches, Jobbing Material, Spectacles, &o.t
for the Trade.
ISf-Old Gold and Silver bought fo Caen,
march 3, 1S64 ly
Our Stock of
GEXTLEHEA'S FURXISHhYG GOODS
James W. Brewer, aud Mrs.
The Farm contains
Winslow l'arkcr.
Ji 12 ACKKS,
and tho improvements aro: A FKA.M E DWELL-
Magnolia. Hie justly lanious pacKei ; wiiliam l.'oc. Mr.-
Magnolia, in command of Captain James
PkaTHER, has been on the docks at Cincin
nati ulipra kh rernived a tbnroil'rh over-
hauling, and now looks as nice and trim a. tf ."oOTlo
a Dew pin. Tbe lime corps of gentleman- frame Chicken llou-w,- luriro an i vxceliont 15am,
, . ... j i i i . "orn Crib, Waon-Shed, and other outbuildings.
ly officers that commanded her last season j Ki,.e Wjitur CV(jry ,ot A (lI,,1.n,ii(1 ,loW St,-10
are 0U board. Fence through the farm, and all th-j fences in
j giod onlcr. Twelve aims is fruit, graflod and
... ,. er :r ! "fsuperior q iality Apple.-, I'caehe.-., Cherries
(7"Jrarnillei at a aistatce, uuenuS ..um aijJ iwarf l'Cars. Al.-o, at the sumo Uiue,
30 Acre of Land,
adjininy tho abnve, immedi::toiy on tl.o north
hide of .-aid turnpike, and between the farm an I
the turnpike; half fl it recently cleared aud very
rich. No biiildii.'s of any ltitid.
!57Sulo t-j ci'ininence at 10 o'clock, A. M.
TEKMs. Oiij-lialf t'a.-h; balance in one and
two year.-, with six per cent, interc.it, payable
annually, (T al. ea-n, it the puiclia.-er relcrs.
The deft rred pa incuts may be arranged dif
I fcrentiv if doircd. For further particulars en-
lot ! quire of .lUSKl'll F. BIMDUiCK. or
Jlr..M 11. COA, Wayville, Ky.
September 1st, ls'.l.
At Mt. Oilead, 14th and 15th days of October.
At 1'rotouV, 17th day of October.
Ac Helena, l;th day of ctoler.
At Maysliclc, luth and 'JOth daj s of Octooer.
At Sardis.'Jlst aud ud days of October.
II. S. JEFFEIWON, S. M. C.
Acute or Cnronic Disease, unable to secure
IJomeopathic Treatment, by addressing
Dr. WPiOTEN, Maysville, Ky., giving a
careful description of Symptoms, Teinper
ment, age of Patient, etc , enclosing one dol
lar will secure with instructions, such medi
cines as may be indicated.
To ivhom it may Concern.
Ra it known that the most desirable
of Clothing, Hats, Caps and Furnishing
Goods in town and for s.ile at fair prices can
befonodat Dlum & Ueckinger's Market
street.
ft7-Wboever pauses near
Second and Wall Sts., cannot lail to notice!
the elegant building improved and occupied j
Copying Press for Sale!
4 LEl'TKK COI'YINU PUKS and STAND,
.1.. rn,n,r nflxV poo l a.- new, lor r-al- l.nv bv
iud 1S .. . ... , .,.T,-T,,r . v
Dissolution.
CIIAKLES E. TABB, Deputy, will attend at
the following places, on thc days named:
Oranjrebur, 7th & Slh ol October, at W. II. Pol
Jil'i ttoie.
Lewi-burs.', 11th aud 12th of October, at Jno.
La re w 'a Store.
Wafliinvton, loth and 14th ofOctober, at II. W.
Wood' Store.
MajsvilJc, l."ith aud 17lh of October, at tho
Clerk's Ulliee.
I'EIiliY JEFFEKSON, Deputy, will attend at
the folk-wing place.-, on the days named :
I)i.cr, 11th aud 12th of October, at It. T.Evans'
Orocery.
Minerva, 15th and 14th of Ootj or, at Capt.
W hipp'.- Store.
Gerinaiiiowi), lMhandltih ofOctober, at Jno.
Lloyd's Store.
V-l,in.,'toii, lsth and 10th of October, at Jno.
Thompson's- tiioccry.
ilaj.-ville, 'J'Uhaiid 21st of October, at Thomas
l)ault3ir.s Stable.
j.UKnst 11th, lS04-tf
NATIVITY HALL!
o
REV. F. M. GREGG, A. M., Rector.
MRS. M. G. CALDER, Principal.
Comprises all appertaining to a Oentleman's
outfit, and is too numerous and varied o men
tion.
The Genuine Patent
FRENCH YOKE SHIRT,
Can be got at our Svore.
FOK TIIE FINEST AND LATEST STYLE
CALL AT THE RED CORNER.
by Joseph Black. ; fyMlE partnership heretofore existinir under
. . ..tH anl.TfiAfl aril f I tlitn;im.!ililKfvIifirl!r-R3.r-ri.-ivi.-r.
Mr. liLACK nas rectu uy - - - .,. .7 t '. ..".i .. " i rrmR VIR-5T RKilV f ..:.. ooiiAAr
tins ci;iy ii!..?i.'iini iiy iiiiitiiiii n-iieiiL. I JIOSO i I uu-jui v.i ut luia uuuwu
a
... . t mis oay i!.-soivei iy niiuiiu
modeled his business place until it is oe ot . sorig ilKi. l,tc,l to the firm
tbe largest and most convenient warehouses make payment either to Wji. J i:.,.-.-or Andrew ! j10MAY. !S E IT EM B E K 3TII.
o , . J. alwul. 1 hn.-e havin; claims lifaint tho ni",
ire requested to ;
F(J1: ulliLS, will open on
1SG1.
ID tne City, lie nas s'-ar-eu a uc - tjrm Wil. p.ocnt Ih'Mii lor p .ymcnt at tho houe Mi'-s. M. G. CALDElt, tho Principal, is a lady of
erain trade of Maysville, by introducing of KO.-S .V: Pt) WEI:, who Micccod the lato hrm large experience and varied attainments, to that
B , n and have assumed its liabilities. the pupils will enjoy lirst clas privileges. Tho
Steam machinery. By means of a noisele.s . W. J. KOSS. j brauehes taught embrace Painting and Drawing;
Vint nowerful enir.e. placed in his cellar, be , A. J. NKWELL, Frencl,; Muic, luatiumental aud Vocal. Par-
bnt poweriut en to. i Aug. 13, 1961. GKO. W. LOSS, .Tb. I lieular attention given to the common branches,
cleacs and elevates wheat and Otner rain.. i Le new School builainj? is eliiribly locale 1 on
with wonderful rapidity and ea?e.
Such enterprise as this raust and will
raeet the approbation and patronage of the
community.
The Steamer Jessie Bbown. This
magnificent steamer has entered the Mays-
W. i. JIOSS. ALK.. POWER. OE0. W. HOSS, JB.
ivisw firm:
ROSS & POWER.
rpriE UNDERSIGNED SUCCESSORS
X of the late lirm of 1IOSS ifc NEW ELL, have
this day entered into partnership, under the!
i I r. id. nm,nrt- i name ana s; iu oi x run bi(,anlwll
Vllle ana uincm" - i foDllDne ti,e Commis-icn, Grocery and Liquor
lation of passensers and shippers both of business, at the old i-taiid, corner of Market and
. r.,j ;. an adirartaTa I Third streets. We invito consignment, and!
whom have found it quite an advartae. ;!, ....,.,..,. nll ,r. ,,' .... i
Captain W. U. KkYT presides in the officp, selected supply of th bet Groceries, Liquors,
listed by his accompl .shed a-socUte W, . j lSaeJnce of the favors
jAU will render every attention to pas- j so liboraliy botowed upou our predecessors.
and make a trip on their 6uPetb! Auguat iSib, ISM. KOStWm
craft entirely pleasant.
07" Conference of the Methodist Epis
copal Chnrcb, South. The ministers repre
aentini this body met In their church in
this city on yesterday mornii g. In the ab
oca of Bishop Kavanacgh, Rev. Mr.
rr.ooicAW will nreside over their delibera-
.1.UU1VW1- ..... j
a is eliLMhl v
Third Street, i.- easy of access in all Seatons of
the year, and possesses the modern improve
nikLiU lor hating and veu'.ilatiug. The furni
ture of the School rooms is new and excellent.
t?" For terms and other particular, apply to
F. M. GKEGG.
Maysville, Ky., August ISth, 1 SO-i-tt
HAVING sold mv interest iu the house
ofi:SS it NEWELL, I take ?reat plea
sure in recommcndii:!r to my o.d frieuds and
customers, Messis. KOSS it I'OWEK, as being
in every way woithy of their patronage.
August ISth, 1S64. A. J. .NEWELL,
aug 25, ls64
PUBLIC SALE.
U mi Tha various other denominations in ; fK TUESDAY the 13th day of September,
lljns. lue yarious i c ! IS i,l will oiler lor Sale to the highest bildi.i
t e o'lySbave invited the members of the, -
Conference to preacn tor inera ira
KEW CASH HARDWARE II0USEI
SIGi OFIJIG SAW.
HEADQUARTERS
FOK
Sanford's Straw Cutters
CASH! OWEN'S & BAEKLEY.
Mnysville. Aug IS. 1S4. Second Streot.
A ULL SUPPLY 0"
Trunks,
Valises,
Carpet Sacks,
Umbrellas, &c,
- Always on h:'ud.
Machine Oils.
LAED OIL and other kinds for Machinery,
Can be had at
aug 4
Eighty-
r, . .1. ,.ri. ,. .. .
, ..... . i . i t-itriaieu ai me --iiiu-.n cua oi asuinsin, ou tne
day, ana me inriiauoo win uu '"p , Maysvillo mid Lexington Ttirnpiko Koad. Tho
SEAT ON & BEODP.ICK'S
Cot. 2nd Court Sts.
Turnip Seed r
I7"0K SALE BY
aug 4 SEATON & BRODR1CK.
transact business every i land is of fi:; quality and the location a very dc-
mnroic? from 8 o cloc& until 1J. rreacii-, T T vi'mrvivi-
1 at nlrht. Septeaibtrlst, 13ii 2w
t
Conference will
,ornii) from
in the afteruoou and at night.
Mustard loeed Wanted.
A7E will rny the higheet Market Priee, in
V CASH, for Mustard Seed, cither iu large
or small quantities.
PEATON & BSCDSICK.
MaysvUlo, Ey., July 21, lgtS4,
ALL PULCIIASEES WHO WISH TO
SAVE MONEY!
AND GET THE
LATEST STYLES!
WILL FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE
TO CALL AT THE
RED CORNER STORE
BEFOKE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
as it will embrace a greater variety of goods than
is ordinarily met with in an exclusive Wholesale
Establishment. Tho departments alotted to
AND
1ST otion,
Will be at all times especially attractive as par
ticular attenfion will be paid to them, and a
LARGE STOCK
.mfiiuunnuiijr ou nana, wo would impress
upon our iricnds that in sending us orders they
may rely upon havin? them executed to the ful-
est extent ot our ability.
MULLINS & HUNT
Cheap Dry Goods Store,
2nd Street, Maysville, Ky.
Maysville, Ky. Jan. 8,1363.
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
MAYSVILIE FEMALE 1ISTITIIII.
MAYSVILLE, KY.
'TMIE NEXT SCHOLASTIC YEAR OF TVERY BODY IS BEING CURED OF THIS1
-a. tnis institution will commence on the u"UBBlus u.o j uc oi
fikst Monday in sEPTKMRRft I DR. STRICKLAND'S PILE RFMFnY..
Under the direction of Read what those say who have used it: .
Mis3 JANE R. PARKE, aa Prfnrinal , Mr. Charles W. Landram, of Louisville, and
T,. r ... . . I J. x . liazardo, Cincinnati, U.. wereaboth cured
ine insiuure occupies a commanding sitnnti fill I i ftP r ncinrr fnt rxnt rf Tii- Cf rsr I nJla T: 1"
in an elevated nortion ofth. c-itv. n.i ?I iT"r." JZ""T'"S."Z.
l . t.i . ii . i.i i 7. J ' v . i.oiiicujr. iucj a y lucv nave irieu every imut?
adapted to the health and comfort of the pupils, but could obtain no relief, but one Pot of Btrick-
liUAKUlMi UlirAItTJlENT. land's Pile Remedy auected a perfect cure after.
Tho residence of tho Princinal. Srmtfc-Foot suffering for many years with the worst kind of"
corner of Third and Limestone Street.-., will ac- 7- 1 hey. reconi3iend every one who is suf-
commodate twenty-five young ladies. Tho rooms
ferine to try it.
are largo and well ventilated. They are all y a Drupraists, 50 cents per pot. Mann'
carpeted, and furnished with every articlo of factured at No. 6 East Fourth street, Cincinnati,
furniture necessary for comfort and convenience . 0mo' Aek iot
No pains or expense has been spared in render- DR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY'
JULIA A PaI-KER adlad w .n,0nt f For sile SEATON & BRODRICK, Comef
andmature fuS.' 01 ,arge esPerienc 2nd fc Court Sts., Maysville. June 2,''64-ly
JIBS. JU. Li. VADY. will tnl.-o M.nro P n,
- . V 1 KllQ
i 1 limilftSihrtri un1 T
A SURE CURE.
classes in English Composition and Belles Lettres
Miss ABBY S. PARKE, will assist in the lu-
Dnuuuuu oi classes in tne -English department
Boarding per Session of twenty weeks, ?0 00
Tuition in Primary Department, io 00
" " Junior 15 00
" " Middle & Senior Department, 20 00
. atin and French iu connection with Eng
lish branches, go oo
Instrumental Music, go 00
Use of Inttrumcut, 5 00
fc-Air bills for one-half of the Session are
lEW BOOKS!
SEVEN Stories, b Ik Marvel, $1 7&
Speke's Journal of the discovery of tne
fionrce of the Nile, 3 75-
Life of Charles the Bold, Kirk , 6 00
Nepenthe, 1 10'
Caxtoniaria, 1 f,ff
Frieuds in Council,- 2 Off
Old Helmet, '2 50
liusks, . . 1 50
Haunted Heart b
pest and Sunshine,-
rt bv Author of Lamtliirhter. 1 S0:
Darkness and Dayliirht- by author of Tem-
l 50'
1 to
IK
Testament MoWliarton .
Communications far admission nf nnii. h'Vac,r.incf - . 5?
be addrrssr.,1 tr. ti, P,ini.i nop nopKins on Slavery, 1 50
xf.tr . V i D.m History ot rref
aue in advance. It is d.irablo they should be I llablts ot t-oo" boeiety,
paid at the onenintr of tlm S.; Clandine.
arrangemeuts are made to the contrary. I Handbook of the T7ew
aug IS, lS64-lm
Mies J. R. PARKE.
Maysville, Ky.
JEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS
SILVER WARE.
JUST received a largo stock of FINE GOLD
WATCHES and JEWELRY, of th l.-.tt
styles; also, a large assortment of
Clocks, Silver Ware, Plated Ware and
FANCY GOODS.
A largo stock of Materials to
T w tlJU
v v iiiw .'im,i il tllU III ill III I.(t nriiir
THE IIIGUEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
Old Gold and Silver!
i?-Customcrs will please call and km1
their accounts, as I wish to 'close mv books ...
ouuu as pos-ioic.
O. X. DUEEU,
Opposite the Exntass Office.
Maysville, Ky., August 25th, 1S64.
'resident Lincoln's Administra
tion, by II. J. Raymond. 1 50
Tho Bridal Eve, Southworth, 1 50"
Family Pride, by the author of Piq-de, 1 50'
Woodburn, by "Kosa." l' 50
From Capo Cod to Dixie, by Maokie, 1 65
The abovo, with roaof other srood books, re-"
ceived and for sale by
. W. BLATTERMAN,
Jn-ly 7, 1S64. Second Street.
RAGS WAITED!
1 nn nnn LBs good clean cot-
t-'iJJVf TON OR LINEN RAfiS
which 1 will pay the highest Market Pr.co.
O. W. BLATTERMAN,
Office of the Adams Express Co.
FOR A FINE STYLISH
SPRING SUIT!
CALL AT
BLUM & IIEGKINGER'S
RED CORNER JSTORE X
Maysville, Kj., March 81, VS64.
HPHE TRANSPORTATION of Freight,
except unuer Jiuitary rerimt, being pro
hibited by tho General Commanding the District
of Kentucky, Patrons of this Company are here
by notified, that we can carry nothing uules.
accompanied by a "Permit" issued by the pro
per Military Authority, as required by General
Order No. 68.
Freight coming from a distance, for persons in
Kentucky, wiil be held at Cincinnati until the
required permit, necessary to' accompany it in
transit, is sent to the Agent at that City. By
leaving permits at our Office, freight will be
promptly forwarded.
A. M. JANUARY & SON.
P. S. Until further notice, no Packages for
Prisoners can be forwarded.
A. M. JANUARY & SON.
Maysvillo, Sept. 1st, lSi54-tf
Orchard is t Wanted !
I Wish to secure the services of some good,
sober and industrious man, who understands
the Culture of Fruit Trees. I will givo good
wages to such a man . He must give good refer
ences. Or I will sell tho portion of land set out
in Fruit Trees, embracing about 35 acres.
Also, I will sell IO acre of good pasture, on
which is a never failing Spring. Any one wish
"t to purchase will call on 1110, 2 miles east of
M uerva. BENJ. KIRK.
July 14, lS94-tf
LOOK HERE!
THE NEW '
Boot & Shoe Store!
SECOND STREET,
(In thollou.se formeily occupied' Chas. White.)1
MAYSVILLE, EY.
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
solicit the patronage of the Citizens of Mays-"
sville and surrounding Counties.
We have a full assortment of Ladies', Mioses'
and Children's Congress and Side Lace Gaiters.
Lasting, Kid . and Morocco Palmorals of the'
best quality and latest style.-
Gent's Fine Bcots, Balmorals, Congress Boots,
Oxford Ties and Brogana of the latest stylo.
LADIES' AND GENT'S BOOTS" and SHOES
MADE TO ORDER . ON THE SHORTEST
NOTICE AND WARRANTED.
We have also a good assortment cf LEATHER
AND FINDINGS which we will eel! at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Mr. CHAS. WHITE, will be ready td'wait cn
his old tnends and customers at all times.
13. A. WALLINGFORt & CO.
Maysville, Ky., June 16, 1864.
AKUM-
iind
-Choice
prepares always ru
A. MADDOT
Save Your Pickles.
(y .1 UAKKtLS PUKE CIDER VINEGAR, In'
JdX Store and for sale by
B. F. fc C H. P. THOMAS.
sville, K f.,- August 18, 1864-llnr
BUY MATCHES THIS MONTH t
EXT . MONTH you will have to
HEAVY TAX on them. W "h-v. .
best brand, "Gates."
aug. 25, 1S84. SEATON & BRODRICK.
N1
FOR SAIiEJ
SOAP & CANDLE FACTOKT,
CHEAP FOR CASH !
TIIE tt)AP & CANDLE FACTORY, on'
Third Street. ( opposite Pfiistera Lumber
Yard) together with Candle Machines, Boilers,
Kettles, Steamkig Tubs, c.
Ibe Building is J ire-proof and welf adapted"
for the Manufacture Of Soap and Candlas.- Tby
whole will be sold at a bargain. For further
particulars apply to JAMES SMITH,
aug 2a, 1S04. Maysville, K7

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