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THE BULLETIN.
MAYSVII.1.E.
Increase of the Price of the Bulletin.
The SabscrfptJoo price of the Bulletin
will hereafter be Osk Dollar and Fifty
Cests per year, instead of Oss Dollar.
(7-Tbe Ilerald's New Orleans corres
pondent of the 12ih'says it is reported For
rest and flick Taylor hare pined forjeaand
number 20,000. Geo. Gholaoa'a command
13 also Biiil u have joined them. Great
aecresy maintained concrniog their
taoremeuts.
frj-Sewi received at Buffalo, oo the 20
thiost., state that a ramber of Rebels from
Canada captured the little steamers Paraous
and Island Qjeen near Bass IiUod yester
day afternoon, and hava gone down or across
the lake probbly for re-eoforcement?, guns
od ammunition. The capturing party
numbered about thirty, armed with revol
vers and bowte knives. No other arms
noticed. They took at Middle Bass Island
wood enough to 1-tst two days.
(j-The llerald's Waahingtoo special
lays that Secretary Fessendeu will reeigo
bis position, and that either Chase cr Robt.
J. Walker will be appointed October 1st.
The Tribune's Washington special ssys
(Jeueral Uutler nss eueciea an arraogerceui.
for an exchange of the sick and wounded of
loth armiej
Msrchauts Hotel .
'. While in C:ucinnti a few dy agr, we
Stepped at th:s excellent Il-tel. now under
the management of Galleher, Nelson &
Matthews, Wefund tht the housi hl
beeu refitted and re,arrani i s'-asto make it
odb of the best in the city, and the amiable
atd accommodating proprietors are ready
!and willing as ever tO administer to th
comforts of their guests. Their tables are
loaled with every luxury w.i'ch the market
a.Lrdst and the warns of every one prompt
ly supplied.
We were p.easa 1 to fee that they still
have in their en. ploy our popular tnwns
nnii Jim. Bskry, and Mr. J ns Cvildisas
from Paris, who are th rig':t meo :n the
.right place. The Merchants Hotel urdtr
its i.rr-aeiit minagemeut, we 'cm C'jmaaaii
. it as in all respects worthy of patronage.
tr-inereare ever a quarter o. a u... ......
fti 't.i . r
of reoiile in Ej 'land bearing the uame of
oriutn, ove .my-uve iaoi-i .u
Sctland. It you meet seventy-three pr-
13 1 . I t .1- . . 1
sons in JVigiana, or sixty eisnt in nwiuiiu
tyou may expect to find a Smith among j
CC7The Dfinocracy ot Cincinnati had a
tremeL.Ious Mass Meeting and Torchlight
Procession, last Saturday nij;ht, rit filing
the nomination of McClellan and Pendleton.
: Speeches were made by Hon. S. S. C- x and
. other.4, and great enlhusia:-m and harmcy
prevailed.
fjT-The Tenth Auuuai Exhibition of the
Ucion Agricultural Soc.eiy , will he held on
the Fair Grounds, rear G jftuiiitown, com
meLcing Tuesday, Sept. 27:!', and con
tiDuins four days. Everythiii promises
well for the entire success of the exhibition
: and the pleasure of all who miy atteo.l.
We understand tht a large show of S ock
Is expected, together with a Cue displ.-y of
Mechanical and other products.
C-The farm of George C x, deca?9 I,
near Orangeburg, containing 122J acres sohi
on Saturday for $31 6'J per acre.
07"A convict died in his cpII In the
Mich:gn Siate Prison the other d.:y who
had been confined seventeen years for the
tburder of his father.
0O"A boy ha been capMirad in P.tris for
stealing cats, which his father killed and
sold to the cheap eating-house keepers of j
, .
tbat City.
(rThe barbers of Hartford have bound
themse'vep unto each other in the penal y
of fifty dollars to shave co man henceforth
on a Sunday.
jy-What is the diff-renrn between a
church-deacon and a raimuffin? One pas
ses thesaser and the other sasses the pn
ser. Labge and Ldci U3. Our good friend
Mr. Fbancis M. Stevens, of this vicinity,
treated this office, some days ao, to one of
the largest and most luscious watermelons
that we have seen the present season. We
return onr hearty thanks for the delicious
present, and wish the generous donor long
and happiness.
fTbe New London Chronicle, which
recently haaloJ down the Lincoln flag from
its columns, now raises the banner of Mc
CleliBD, Tbey are coming. Father Abraham-
FOK A
IFTJSTE EET ! !
CALL AT THE
red corner:::
A Slight Difference. Under a Dem
ocratic Administration two pounds of coffee
cost from twenty to twenty-five cents.
Under Lincoln's Administration two pounds
of coffee costs from $1 CO to $1 20. Under
a Democratic Administration two pounds of
sugar cost from sixteen to twenty cants.
Under Lincoln's Administration two pounds
of tn2ar cost sixty cents. Under a Demo
cratic Administration two yards of shirting
cost from s'.xteen to th rty cents. Under
Lincoln's Administration two yards of
shirting cots from eigbty-fiva cents to
one dollar and fitly cents And go on ad
infinitum. These are some of the beauties
oi Lincolnism.
Do lit me have your photograph, said a
dashing belle to a gentleman who had been
annoying her with his attentions.
The gentleman waa delighted, and in a
short time the lady received the picture.
She gave it to the servant, with the ques
tions. Would you know the original if he would
call?
The servant replied in the affirmative.
Well, whenever he comes, tell him I am
engaged.
The Quantity of Butter Increased by
Water. A New York dairyman furnishes
the following advice for the Genesee Farmer:
There has been a great deal said about
butter-makli g, but I thought, as I had a lit
tle experience, I might offer a few hints
that may be of use to some of your many
readers. When cows are feeding on dry
feed, the milk is thicker or richer than
when feeding on juicy grasses; then add
warm water, when setting the milk, in
quantities sufficient to make it as the milk
Irom ordinary cows in May or June. The
miik from soma rows io the spring and sum
mer months is very thick or rich; then add
cold water, if the weather be hot. I have
practiced the above, and it has increased the
quantity from one to three pounds per tow
each week.
OCT Families at a distance, (.uffering from
Acute or Coronic Disease, unable to secure
Homeopathic Treatment, by ' addressing
Dr. WUOTEN'. Maysville, Ky., givicg a
careful description ot Symptoms, Tomper
ment, aye of Patient, etc , enc'oMo,; one dol-
ur will .ecure with instructions, such medt-
cinesasmavbo indicated.
I
C II E A P LAM P O ! 200 COAL OIL
Mia rc yiriinw eTvr -
XjAMI 3 Ur r. LM hlZL AND Si ILL
AT FROM 50 CENTS TO $G. ClllAl-
NEYS. SHADES. WICKS, etc., af
dec!7 R. ALBERT'S 2J street.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAI' CONCERN:
CALL AND EXAMINE
BLUM & HECHINGER'S
NEWLY AKnlVED STOCK Of
I FALL AXD WIXTER CL0T1IIXG ! !
AT TI1C Ittll tOKXIilt.
To the Pecple cf Mason County.
The fiieiiile of the '"Uui.jD as it was," and
'the Constitution a it is,' and who favor the
electiou of Gen. McClellan and Geo. II.
Pendleton to the Presidency and Vic Pre
1Cy and V.c Pre I
idency as the only hope of the country, for 1
the preservation of both, are repecifully J tAS tL. 1 and FlIlliA Y, at 10 A. M- Ke
, I Uiriiiojr. w ill Icavi- Cincinnati every '1 UJlDAY,
r. quested to met at the C irt 1 1 jus-; in , TJJCUs-OAY and saTUKDAY, at 12 M. For
j(i Mav8vjns 0Q iIon.l lv ,ha 3f,, d ,y of
n . 1cr. , , a ' j
f(.r the romin prMljeuli ,j C4-upiiSn.
n. qYLOi:; I). A. HIGIIA RDSON,
T j. l'lUMil . V
IJ.SAVAGK,
T. A. MATTHEWS. J)S. M.FOIi.MAV. j
13. A WA LLIrUr OitD.
. , . ,
At the re.siden'.-c.ol tco. C lurviu.on Tuofxlay .
morVn:.:ic.t. 1 3: h, 'r.4. by Kov N. M. Simrick, :
Mr. H. S. DAkN.tLL and Mirt Vll:G IN I A :
CuL'OELL, ail of Coii.gtcu, Ky. j
Wc ten 'or our i-inc-oic coiijratr.!at'Oim to tho
happy couple, and ho pi that they limy livo ioi.
to enjoy tho b'Aetus of O'.iiuubial
On the 14th of Sep temper. 1SG4, in Mayvil!c, !
Ky.,at tl.o rei-idt-M-e f L. II. L i t"c Kv.
KlM in'v1JE,.'ljIAv,, i,,iaiELLuud,
Mir-s kOb LONti. ail 01 iljoii cuius .
, , . !
We wn tuo liuppy couple u I.ig and joyous
life. Aoc nip.tnyiii tl.o above was rucuid
iiccofthu bridu'acake.
On tho 19th, inst., by II. N. Clak, E-q., Mr. j
KICllAi:i II. LKE, of M:ivyille, Ky., f. Mi.,
CASSANOKl A SM-.AN, ..f Ci-.ci.ini.ti, Oh o. '
Henry E. Pogce. Tuob. Cubyell.
POGUE & CORYELL,
i ii i ii ti i ii u r ii ii if f i ii ii i ik i
I .wi .1 ill ill r ii
r j W W JMMAAU Ui Ull MiWUIIaiUifltll
3IEKCIIANTS,
AND DEALERS IN COAL,
Cor.it I.imcotnne Ar Front St.
MAYSVILLE, KY.,
WILL PAY THE IIKJHE r M ARRET
PRICE FOR ALL KINDS OF (il.AlN;
and will liive ieci;il alt' niion to any business
entrusted to our care and lorv ard at tho lowest
r.iU-
I3?VVe w'iR fnrnish BLACKSMITH. CAN-
NEL and POMEROY COAL, in our Yard, as
licapamtcan OJ bOtlllt ftt tlio rivor.
.,, . . ,c.. .r r. ,
Mayville,cpt 22.1SC4 tf. Eagle copy.
Vi I j-y f r T" 1 4 nir murines nere, soinevniiig to" mean ana con
YoLrfli If .lCi-L 'temptible to bear 8crctii:y. We cannot finish
For a2e.
BY trirtneof judgment of the Mnson Circuit
Cftirt, reiiJ.jro.liu llini:t pending of W.
P. W'atkina, and others, agiiinst Louis Gubharl
and otheiT, I will, aa Commissioner, upon the
premises,
On SATI'flDA V, OCTOBKJt, 13th 1SG4,
Sell at public auction . to the hisnest bidder, all
t'e liiriit, title, and interest of the said Louis
Gebhait iu that valuaole trsiut of land known a-4
the''Cebbart Farn." This farm contains
180 ACKLS,
Lyirjrripon the waters of Limestone Crenk, Ma-
I son county, Ky., and within a mileof 'he City of
xnaysvuiB. mo improvements upou ltaregoou.
It has a good
BKICK DWELLING HOUSE.
and also three other Frame Tenements upon it,
and also a good McAdumized road, leading to
the farm. It is we.l watered and in a fair state
of cultivation. It will be divided into three
small farms each with a tenement upon it, and
will be sold altogether, or ti us divided, to suit
purchasers. Tho plot of divi.-ion can be seen by
calling at my ottice in Maysvillc, Ky. The
proximity, of tliio farm to Market make it
vainable, an ' offers a fine opportunity for those
cesiring to-invest.
Terms ol Sale.
One-third cab; the balance in idx and twelve
months, with interest from day of sale; the pur
chaser to give bond with good security, having the
force aud tffect of sale bunds unJer execution.
Ba.e will commence at 2 o'clock, P. M.
JOHN IC. CLAHKE,
Sept. 22, 16t4-4w Commissioner.
MAYSVILLE SEMINARY!
rHE THIRTY FIRST YEAR, UNDE
the i.re.-ent Piincipa1, will commcr
September 3ih, 8- ,vr ,
. W; . .UICHESON Principal.
Maysvillc, Ky., August 4th, !Sb4.
CHANDBLIEHS !
OF Varicus Patterns, for burninjCoal Oil
At BEATON & BRODRICK'S
Maysville, Ky., may 19. Drug Store.
TO THE PUBLIC!
ADAMS'
EXPRESS !
OUR EXPRESS FOR CINCINNATI
ix earned on the fine Steamers
BOSTONA, No. 3
and
MAGNOLIA.
Accommodating messengers will be found on
both boats. Bills aro closed as follows:
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 5
o'clock, 1'. M.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 0.80
o'olock.A. M.
This rule is positive, and will be 9trictly ad
hered to. AHAMS' KXPItESS CO.
A.M.JANUAKY & 8CN.Aok.nts.
Maysville, August 4th, lS64-tf
Maysville Marble Works!
k H. GILLMORE,
ft trial ' ' MAYSVIIiLE, KY.
V&'JTv 0
'lCZ3. ""RDERS from Country solicited.
Zr' -- V7 TeroiiB Kwirin woik, by com
municating tlie same, will ha promptly wuited
upon. unjust 4tli, ! 364.
Office of the Adams Express Co.
THE TRANSPORTATION oi Freight,
except undt-r Military rormit, boinsr pro
hibited by tliu General Commaudiuj tha Dis-triet
of Kentucky, l'atrona of this Com puny aro here
by notified, tliut wc can crry nothing unless
! e0omnmie d bv a "Permit" isu-1 by tbo pro
I per Military Authority, as required by Central
Order No. t$3.
' Freight coming from a distance, for persons in
KeiitiK-ky, wiii be htdd at Cincinnati until the
!ri-qnirud peimit, noce.-aary to acoornpany it in
(transit, i sent to the Agent at that City. By
icn II 1'CIIIlll.B ilk VUI UlULXj Jivigwv mil w
vromMlv forwarded
A. M.JANUARY & SON.
I. S. Until furll.cr notice, no Packogca for
Prisoners cun be forwnrdd.
A. M. JANUARY & SON.
Maysvillo, Sept. lt, lSf4-tf
Machine Oils.
LAUD OIL and oilier kinds for Machinery,
Cun be hii.l at
fc'EATO fc BRODRICK'S
au 4 Cr.r. 2nd tfr Court Sts.
REGULAR CINCINNATI &MAYSVILLE
PACliliT!
The fine idc-whrl tem-r
JENNIE BROWN,
Capt. WM.IR V !X,Matcr; W. II. KUYr.Clerk,
m c-rn -will leave Mav.viUo for Cin-
JSicSJtali innati. every M ND A Y,
Irciht or apj-ly on bo,d. or to
ly oi bonid. fr to
J. .11. I.OVIJ, Asent.
ftpj lsiU
BOOTS Oc aHOES!
,
J QF tHO I4 3.11 1X3.0.0 11
I HAVE A SPLENDID STOCK OF THE
favorite bran-.lf, nudi as Wliile'u Uod fr i
C rev and others. Luco JJoots and Balmorals:
, ... , ,
"cu - bipelow e,Forbu.b a, S hitncy s
and Latchclder's calf, coarse, kip, and pent'
boot.-, un 1 shoes for men, boys", youtU auu cbild-
rci; aVo a few cases
Home-Mad e Hip Boots,
Most of which were bought in May, .Line and
Joly and will :e o:d LOW home of them
LOWER than they can now bo had at the
J
Manufacture!
Merchants Please Call and Examine!!
For the innltitnde I have an infinite variety,
from common to extra fine and can unit you all
in .,ric0 atl( qu.,ii:.. TERMS CASH!
t j
Also, as ut-ual, a general variety of
fiOathcr & Findings'.
S. S. MINER.
Masvil!c, Ky., Sept. S, ISGl-lm
FAMILY GROCERIES!
U.XDER a just contrnction of a recent mili
tary order, governing trace iu Kentucky,
we have b. en permitted by our present polite
and pontlcma-: ly Provost Marshal to import a
Mnall ftoek of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Which wo offer for snlu to our old friends and
! customers and purchasers generally nt fully ten
j percent less th.iu tlie.-e articlcscould have been
bought at in the early part of this week, though
there has been no docline in the niurki-ts from
"vliich we obtained them. We have read and
understand tho ordcralluded to, and see nothiu
!rcialiy oiyecuonahie in tlio order itself, but
I i'"" we cum se-iuiim mreim c'rairuui'oii oi i
by a few interested mcrcenarica who have at-
, '..i tn ull.,UtS ,, Contro. tha ,ieniUV ....
inm nil oi iiuii i wivitiiiii jMiunt-ijr iiiuuivii
Mr. PjTTT for his prompt aititn in the mat
ter when the proper applieutiou was made to
liim, and can but tnink tbat connumers of
grocer. ea generally, who have been freed from au
attempted infamous monopoly, will do likewise.
Ii. F. V U II. P. TIIOJIAS.
MayBville, Sept. 15, l!84-Dmo
NATIVITY HALL !
o
REV. F. II. GREGG, A. M. Rector.
MBS. M. G. CALDER, Principal.
rpUE FIRST SESSION of tbfs SCHOOL
JL FOR oIRLS, will open on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5TII, I8C4.
Mes. M. G. CALDER, the Principal, ia a lady of
large experience and varied attainments, so that
the pupils will onjoy first cIush privileges. The
branches taught embrace Painting and Drawing;
French; Mu.-ic, Instrumental and Vocal. Par
ticular attention given to the common branoheo.
The new School building is eligibly located on
Third Street, is easy of aoceas in all Seasons of
the year, and poseesees tbo modern improve
ments for haatirg and ventilating. The fnrui
turo of the School rooms is new and excellent.
IdgFor terms and other particulars, apply to
F. M.GREGG.
Mayavillo.Ky., Augnst ISth, 1864-tf
Turnip Seed !
FOE SALE BY
ang 4 SEATON & BRODR1CK.
Mustard eed Wanted. .
E will pay the highest Market Trice, iu
V CASH, for Mosia-d Seed, cither iu large
or small quantities.
SEATON & BRODRICK.
Maysvillo Ky., July 21, 1S64.
OLOCK AND TACKLE An assortment
JL" einbraciug all bizes of superior constrnctiop
ALEX. MADDOX.
RED CORNER
CLOTHING HOUSE!
Blum & Hechinger's
GREAT WESTERN
Emporium of Fashion
WE take ploasnro in informing onr Patron,
and Friend; that we have just receiveda
and will continue to receive, a vcll and com
plete stock cr
FALL AND WINTER
READY-IY1ADE
(DladDTPMSW
Confisting of the latest and moat fubhionable
' Stykfc of
Dress Coats,
ItusiBicss Coatsf
Promenade Coats,
Pants and Vests,
A Full Stock of
SLOCK. SACK & STRTOIT OTEHCOATS
We have paid the most particular PERSONAL
ATTENTION to the selection of Goods for our
MERCHANT TAILORING
DEPARTMENT,
And have on hand a CHOICE LOT OF
Imported & Domestic Cassimeres,
DOESKINS, VELVETS AMD SILKS.
Which under the superintendence of our Cutter,
Mr. JEKICY J YOUSK, we aro prcparoi
to Manufacture to Order. Having a full com
pleme it of experienced hands, wo can fill orders
at the shortest notice.
Mr. YOUNG has also procured C. Geuio's,
Sci. tt '8, Glcncrosa' & Vot's latest Tattern Sheets.
OCR GEXTLEME.VS FL'IMSMXG
DEPARTMENT I
Comprises all good,of the latest fashion, apper
taining to a Gentleman's outfit.
FRENCH YOKE SHIRT,
Custom Made.
A FINE LOT OF
Trunks,
Valises,
Carpet Sacks,
Umbrellas, &c.,
!5?A11 of the above goods we are prepared
to sell at the
LOWEST EATES!
And we ean promise those who call on us, that
they will
SAVE mOPJEY!
AND GET A
BETTER ARTICLE!
THAN ELSEWHERE.
SO CALL AT THE
Pled. Corner
And FaOok Around.
BLUM & IIECfllNGER. -
Maysvillo, Ky., March 31, 1S84.
MULLINS & HUNTS'
WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS STORE!
THE SUBSCRIBERS, LONG ESTAB
LISHED in a large retail Dry Goods business
in Maysvillo, 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 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 tho Manufacturing and Importing
Houses in tiiEait, and the fact of ur pur
chases being made for "Cash," together with a
firm determination to sell at a men commission
advance on Eastern Cost, will be sufficient
guaranties to CLOSE CASH BUYERS that we
cannot be undersold by any WESTERN JOB
BING HOUSE.
Our Stock will be found belter adapted to the
wants of of our cubtoraers 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
II A.T J3 J. 3XT X3 O X JES
AND
jST otion,
Will be at all times especially attractive as par
ticular altenfion will be paid to them, and a
LARGE STOCK
Kept constantly on hand. We would impress
upon our friends that in sending ns orders the-
may rely upon bavin? them executed to the ful
est xtent of our abilitv.
TflULLINS & HUNT
Cheap Dry Goods Store,
2nd Street, .Huysville," Ky.
Maysvillo, Ky. Jan. 8.1S63.
JEWELRY. WAKHES. CLOCKS
SILVER WARE.
JUST received a lar?o stock of FINE GOLD
WATCHES aud JEWELRY, of tho latest
styles also, a largo assortment of
Clocks, Silver Ware, Plated Ware arid
FANCY GOODS.
A Jnrge stock of Materials to accommodate the
Trade. Jewelry ami Silver Ware made to order.
t:::it:m:s cvjsii :
tne highest cash price paid for
Old Gold and Silver!
CSfCustomers will please call and Fettle up
their acjounta, as 1 wish to .close my books a
oon as possible.
C TP. DUEEU,
Opposite the Express Office.
Maysville, Ky., August 25th, 1SG4.
To the Tax-Payers, of Ma
son County.
BY an act of tho General Assembly it is made
my duty, immediately afier thelut ot'June,
to proceed with the Collection of tho public
Hevenueas speedily as possible. By the same act
it iw made my duly to report, at the July, Sep
tember and .November County Courts, tho
union ut ox taxes collected aud pay the same over
to tho Auditor. I am authorized under said act
to notify tho Tax-Payer? by public notice sincfe
up at the Court house door, and in the dilTorent
Precincts or districts of the County, that on cer
tain days between tho 1st of October, and the 15th
cf .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 the
tax-payer to nttend ou such days and pay the
same. If this is not done, attor that date they
will have to pay tho same at the Courthouse;
and, if not done there within the time prescribed
by law, ten percent, upon the amount is added.
Thus it will be ;-ceu that it will be to the interest
of tho tax-payers to see to it that their taxes are
paid, within the time prescribed by law, as after
that time 1 shall invariubly add the tun per cent,
imposed b law, to their lists when I como to
colled. This I bhali be compelled to do as I
shall have to advance the Revenue due by such
delinquents and enforce payment nt once with
the osUt ti reimburse myself. By paying? atten
tion to the matter and promptncs.--,tnc thiugwill
wort first rate. The people have tho same time,
as heretofore, within which to pay their taxes.
The only difference being, thai they shall give
tho matter attention themselves and see to its
payment at the times and places prescribed, in
stead of the old way of having the Sheriff call
half dozen times, more or less, for their taxes.
The law is plain, simple, mid to tho point;and 1
iu end to comply with its provisions and enforce
its penalties, and this notice is given to call the
attention ot the people to it.sD that no harm
may bo dono any one, in consequence of their
ignorance of the Jaw. Tho time aud place at
which I, or my deputies, will attcu 1 iu the dif
ferent Precincts to receive tuxes between the 1st
of October, and tho 15th of .November; will be
advertised by public notice stuck up as lequired
bylaw. In the mean time, let every one py up
that can. when calied upou between tbisand that
tine, that a good account of the promptness of
the people ol the county may be reported to the
auditor at the July and September terms of our
Court. Respectfully,
II. 6. JEFFERSON, Sheriff Mason Co.
According to the above, tho Tax-Payers are
notified that HENRY S. JEFFERS03T, Sheriff,
will attend at the following places, on the days
named, to receive their taxes:
At Mt. Giload.Uth and 15th days of Ootoher.
At Preston's, 17th day of October.
Ac Helena, TiA day of October.
At Mayslick, 19th and 20th days of October.
At Sardi3f21st and 2Jnd days of October.
11. S. JEFFERSON. S. M. C.
CHARLES E. TABB, Deputy, will attend at
the following places, on the days named:
Orangeburg, Tth & 6th of October, at W. II. Pol
lil'i Store.
Lewisburg, 11th and 12th of October, at Jno.
i.arew'8 btore.
Washington, 18th and 14th of October, atH. MT.
Wood's Store.
Maysville. 15th and 17th of October, at the
Clerk's OfQco,
PERSY JEFFERSON, Deputy, will attead at
the following placet, on the days namad :
Dover, 11th and 12th of October, at R. T. Evans'
Grocery. .
Minerva, ISth and 14th of Octooer, at Capt.
Whipp's Store.
Gtrma.'itown, loth and 17lh of October, at Jno.
Lloyd's Store.
Washington, ISth and 19th of October, at Jno.
Thompson's Grocery.
Maysville, 20th and 21st of October, at Thomas
Daulton's Stable.
August 11th, 1864-tf
M. THOMPSON,
Umbrella, Parasol?
WALKING CAN E
MANUFACTORY
No. 167 Main Street, bet. 4th & 6th,
CINCINNATI, 0.
ESgr"Repairing promptly attended to. rrrar$
DUHME & CO. '
S W Cor. 4th and Walnut Streets1
CINCINNATI, O
VE a mi fa c turers,
Retail & Wholesale Dealers in
DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
JEWELRY & SILVERWARE.
THEY Keep on hand a large stock of Cheap .
Watches, Jobbing Material, Spectacles, &c
for the Trnde. r ' '
(SfQId Gold and Silyer bought for Cash,
march 3, 1S64 ly
SURE CURB.
E
7 VERY BODY IS BEING CURED OP THIf$
distressing disease by the uso of
OR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY.
Read what those say who have used it:
Mr. Charles W.. Landram, of Louisville, and
J. P. Ilazarde, Cincinnati, O., werejboth cured
alter using ono pot of Dr. Strickland's Piltf
Remedy. They say they have tried every thing
hut could obtain no reiief.bnt one Pot of Strick
land's Pile Remody affected a perfect cure after
suffering for many years with the worst kind of
Pile. They recomanehd every one who is suf
fering to try it.
Sold by all DrursiatR, 50 cents per pot. Mand-
fiictured ut No. 6 East Fourth street, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Ask for
DR. STRICKLAilD'S PILE REMEDY
Geueral Depot. No. 6 East Fourth street, CIn-
c'nnali, Ohio.
For sale in Maysville by SEATON & BROD
RICK, Cor. 2nd fc Cor.rt Sts., and J. J. WOOD
Cor Market & Front St?. june 2, '64-ly
LOOK HERE!
THE NEW
Boot & Shoe Store!!
SECOND S T R E E Ti
(Iu the House formeily occupied Chas. Wait;
MAYSVILLE, KY,
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
solicit the patronage of tho Citizens of May 8
sville and surrounding Counties.
We have a full assortment of Ladies', Misses'
and Children's Congress and Side Lace Gaiters
Lasting, Kid and Morocco Palmorals of thrf
best qnality and latest style:
Gent's Fine Bcots, Balmorals, Congress Boots,
Oxford Ties and Brogans of thei latest style.
LADIES' AriD GENT'S BOOTS and SHOE
MADE TO ORDER ON THE SHORTEST
NOTICE AND WARRANTED.
We have alo a good assortment cf LEATHElt
AND FINDINGS which we will sell at tbd
LOWEST CASH -PRICES.
Mr. C1IAS. WHITE, will be raady to wait on
his old friends and customers at all times.
Jl. A. WALLINGFORD & COi
Maysville, Ky., June L 6, 1S84.
o
A KTJM Choice prepared always od
baud A. MADDOT
Save Your Pickled.
91 BARRELS PURE CIDER VINEGAR, lrl
X Store aud for sale by
B. F. fe O. H. P. THOMAS.
svillo. IC y., August IS, lS64-3m
II UY MATCHES THIS MONTH I
XTEXT MONTH von will have to pay
IN HEAVY TAX on them. We have the
best brand, "Gates."
aug. 25, 1S64, SEATON & BRODRICK:;
FOK SALE!
MAYSVILLli
SOAP & CANDLE FACTORY.
CHEAP FOR CASH !
THE . SOAP fe CANDLE FACTORY; ori
Third Street, (opposite Phister's Lumber'
Yard) tosether with Candle Machines, Boilers;
Kettles. Steaming Tubs, ?e:"
Tbe Buildinar is Fire-proof and well adapted
for the Manufacture of Soap and Candles. Tn
whole Will bci sold at a bargain. For further:
particular.: apply to JAMES SMITH,
aug 25, 1SS4. Maysville, Ky
Dissolution;
THE partnernhip heretoforo existing nnrJef
the name and style of Ross dk NxwEtt, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Those"
persons indebted to tho firm are requested to
make payment, either to Wm. J. Robj or Andrew"
J. Newell. Those having claims against tha
firm will piepent them for payment at the honae
of ROSS & POWER, who succeed the late firm
and havo assumed Its liabilities.
W. J. ROSS,
Ai J. NEWELt,
Aug. 13, 1864. GEO- W. ROSS, .7
W. J. ROBS. XEX. POWER. GEO. W S0SS, J
IVJEW FIRM!
ROSS & P0ER.
rpnE UNDERSIGNED SUCCESSORS
JL of the late firm of ROSS &. NEWELL, hava"
this day entered into partnership, under tha'
came and style of liOS A? POWER, and will "
continue the Commission, Grocery and Liquor'
ruisineas, at the old stand, corner of Market and
Third atreets. We invite consignmenU. and
wid keep constantly on band a large and irall
selected supply of th best Groceries, Liquors
&c.,for sale at moderate prices.
We respectfully ask a continuance of thafaTOf
so liberally bostowud upoD onr predeceasora.
August l?tb, 1864. ROSS & POWEJf
HAVING sold fnv interest In tha bocs
of ROSS & NEWELL, I tafca great plaa-;
sure in recornmeBdicg to my old friends and
customers, Messrs. ROSS & POWER", as baiajf
in evarv way woithy of their patronage.
August 13lh, 1364. ' A. J. NJWILLi ,
aug 25, 1864
0 cb ZEES
2JEW CASS HARDWARE BOtJSE! ,
SION OffSfiG SAW
fiBADQTJARTEI?i3
FOR
Sanfords Straw dutterS
CASH! OWENS & EAEXLE7.
MaysTllls, Ang 18,1364. Saoond StTWfc