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SIONBWALTi JACKSON.
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V.'K . --A' Sentinel. ... -
The Rov. Dr. Moor 3 of K'chrn ml , in a wirmcn
on tlit'rtierrjory of the much-loved aud lamented
StonWalr Jaekwn, narrate- the following in
ciJent: .' I "
"Froviou to the first battlo of Manama?, when
the tresis under Gen. Stonewall Jachs n had
male a fo.ced mareh, on halting at ni-rht they
fell on thajrrouuJ exhausted and fi.int. i'he hour
arrival for -cttiug tho watch for the niht. The
c:'A -or of the day went to the General's tent and
said, "Oeneral, them -n are all worried, and here
is nut one buti-1 asleep. Shall I wake them"
"'o,"iid.tli8 nohlo Jackron, "let them bleep,
and I will watch, tin arnn to-night.'' And all
niht lo";r he todo around that lonely camp, the
lono ecriiin'jl lor that brave, but wcar'v and silent
body of Virginia heroes. Arid whon ihe fclorioiuj
ruorulcar.. tiryke,-tho soldiers awoko I'reoh and
ready for" action, all unconscious of tho noble
vigilsjtoptovcr Iheirslamber.
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sTwa4 ih tlie dying of the day, -"Thd
ilarliiiess grew so still,
The dj6;vsy pipe of evening birds
Was hushed upon the hill;
Atlrwarl'tlie shadows of the vale,"
Slumbered tho men of mLzht
Aud on a lone sci.try paced hid round,
'jTo v.atch the camp that ni'ht.
Aar'aTC and Eolemn msa was ho,
jWith deep aud sombre brow;
TJie. drefmfal cye3 seemed hoarding np
;Sonie unaccomplished vow.
T lie wistful glance peered o'er the plains,
Beneath the etarry light
And with the: murmured name of Gh1,
lie watched the cami that ni'lit.
The future or-ed unto him
,Tt's grand acd swfaj scroll;
Manassas and tho. Valley march
Came hsaving o'er bin sonl
'Richmond and SLarpsburg thundered by
.. With that tremendous ht,
"Which gave to him the Angel host,
" Who watched the camj) lha night.
We mourn for him who died for ns,
With that reoittle.-s moan;
While np the valley of tho Lord,
He marches to the Thronfe!
Ha Wpt the faith of men and saint?,
Snblim.3 mid pure and bright,
Jle fcleej a and all is well with him,
t Who watched tho camp that night.
Brothers! the midnight of the Cause -
Isalironded in oar fate;
The demon Goths pollute our halls
With lire, and lust, nnd hate.
Eestronrj bo valiant be assured
- . Strike home forllcaven aud Eight!
TH SO 01, OF JACK80N STALKS ABROAD,
And 6 0AKC9 the amp at .niout,
Proposal.
Tlie violet lives a sunny bank,
The f o:nip loves the lea,
The scarlet creeper love the elm,
But I love thee.
Tno sunshine kisses mount and vale,
The stars, they kiss the sea, .
Tho west wind.- kiss the clover bloom,
Bat I Vv. 'i thes!
The oriole weds his mottled mate;
The iily'a bridj o' the bee;
. Heaven's marriage-ring is round the earth
Shall I wed tLee?
Wiry couldn't Cain gd to sleep? Ee cause
be wasn't Abel.
TLera ara young women who lay their
head upoa the bosom of one lover to gaze
and wink at another.
k Why do you set your cup of coffee on
tbn chair, Mr. Jones?" Said a worthy land
lady one morning at breakfast. It is so vsrv
weak, ma'am said Jones, 'I thought I would
lot it rest.
A UiiicD resting upon the consent of ev
ery State, and existing alone by interest and
ttfsctioa, is as strong as adamant. A Un
ion re?tirg upen force and coercion, is as
.veak as a rope of sand, and cannot long be
be Id together.
SUvers bay negroes in Africa to put to
useful employment in the sugir and cotton
regions. Substitnta brokers and yelping
Abolltionlsfstealj negroes from the slave
States, in order tj sell them for soldiers to
be shot. Now who ?3 the real friend of
Sambo? and who are the most honest?
Wlsco-N'StS. Hon. C ,A Eidridge, one of
the Congressmen from Wisconsin, writes to
Washington:
Our peoplg ara wild with enthusiasm for
the nominees of the Chicago Convention.
We shaft cz-mj Wiscomin."
Ex-Goveror Bigler has been nominated
to Couuitfosby the Democracy of ClaarfielJ
Cuunty.
W. P. COONS,
Attorney at Law,
OFFICE, west side Court St.,
fcvjf IS K-Ot. JIAVS II.LK, KY,
GEO. W. WROTEN.
Homoeopathic Physician,
SECOND STREET, JIAYaVJLLE, KT.
2TO:Bc8 at'M.- Wous'.. mar.10
W. S. FRANK,
Attorney at Law,
COURT STREET,
Maysville, Ky.
Qfi'rompl attention oa'id to Coiiecting.jSJ
february litli, HC4. '
-J. K. SUMRALL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MAYSVILLE, KY.,
VTTILL practice in tho Courts of Mason aud ad-
V joining counties.
OFFICE ?C5t-side of Conrt Street.
janl5, lSGg-lv ..
B. C. PLISTSS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
office on the west side of cottfit st.
maysville,i;ky:.
August 11 ,1SG2.
' "W m. 11 . K lOIl A KDSOn"
Lloyd & Eichardson;
WHOLESALE DEALEU3 IN- -
GROCERIES,
WINES, LIQUORS,
TEAS & TOBACCO,
F Q R W A R D I K G & COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
OPPOSITE OODDAHI) HO loE,
MA VKET STKLET, - - MA YSV1LLE, KY.
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL
T V jour attention to Iho above card, and
solicit a portion of yonr pat roiinze, promising to
fill orders promptly a;?d satisructorilly.
We have established ourselves for the pur
pose of indncing Merchants to make their pur
chases here instead of elsewhere; aud as our
goods are bought DuttcT from kiiist hanks in the
Ea-tci n Market, by our Biokcr, wo make
this proposition to Merchants:
That we will duplicate any bill bought
in Cincinnati, and if good3 are not what
we represent them, they can be sent
back at our expense.
We have just received from the East
20 Uhds. Choico new N. O. SUOAK;
IO " Prime " " "
SO Bbls. Lovkkinq's Philadelphia REFINED
SUftAKS Crushed, Granulated, Powder
ed and Colfce A.
oO BagsChoice Yellow V Bright Green COFFEE
MOLASSES Old and Now Crop;
.llACKKKEL in all sizes, direct from Bos
ton, last Crop 1563;
IO Kegs Newcastle ENGLISH SODA;
TOBACl'O alarge ht in Boxes, Caddies, &c.
TEAS a Superior lot of all kind, .seloctod for
this, portion of the Country.
In addition to our stock of Heavy Groceries, we
have a largo assortment of Fancy:
CIIAIS, at all prices; Fuuey Washand Shaving
SOAPS; Whole and Half Boxes new M. II.
and Layer KAIS1N ; SAUD1NES?FIGS;
PICKLES; PEACHES, Cove and
. t. OYSTER?: MUSTARD,
f ia oo:.c :",o A: f" Jo . oosc '
, a.- o 1 C A SD1ES;
; CHEESE: CflACKEPS:
INDIGO: MADDEl'r
SPICES. grain ud ground: .LCM;
IWn it Ground GlNGElCOIH'EI.'AS;
BLACKING, largo and small ; BLACKING
BRUSHES; FAUCETS; CINNAMON, ground
antl in rnatts; CAPS; SJIOT; LEAD;
, EXT. LOGWOOD; STAKCII;
GEIIMAN SOAP;
A largo variety of CAP, NOTE & LETTER PA
PER; ENVELOPES, buffand white; Ac. ike.
l-gfln addition to the above, we odor indr.ee
uients to tho trade ia
RECTIFIED WHISKY sold at Cincinnati prices.
GINGER WINE, GIN, BRANDY, and with a
superior lot of OLD JJOimilON WHISKY
at all prices. Respectfully,
LLOYD & RICHARDSON.
Maysville, Ky., March 3, 1664.
mm GIHA GLASS
AND
Queensware House ! !
Tl. ALBERT,
IMPORTER A WD DEALER
Socoucl Strootf
Ciieduorltliito Geo. Ai that's OinftUijur Store,
KEEPS CONSTANTLY O.N HAND a lauok
AND WELL EtLKCTED BTOCK OW
French and English China, Glass,
'QUEEN SVA RE & FANCY GOODS,
in great variety, a Vases. Toilet ets in China,
Parian Marble and Bohemain Glass,
yevrel Bjxos; Fanoy and Toy
Boxes, Toy Tea Sel3. etc.
D I X MJ II AN I) T C A S UTS,
of all qual'ilic?,
WHITE,
ORNAMENTED AND
FINE GILT.
Silver Plated and Britannia Tea Sets,
Castors, Etc.,
Plated Table Ware; Ivory, Bino rid Wood
Handled Forks and Knives Knives" VeaTraya
and Waiters, of all sizos aud varieties,
Imported Direct from the Manufactories In
IZT K 1 It o l 1: .
Also, the large and most complete stock of
COAL OIL LAMPS,
of ail sizes ni.d stylu, from 50 cents to J 10 each
BURNERS, CIIIMNEVS
PAPER SHADES f nd WICKS;
The Very Best of PURE COAL OIL,
CANS, ETC.;
nil cfwhich I will sell for CASH at tho VERY
LiVKT CINCINNATI prices.
fT'"Aeeomnioda'.ioii t the wants of custom
ers, tiiek sales and small profits am the govern
ing f.riuciple of my LusiiK!s. Call . see and
jndsfi-for y.-ursc-lv.-s! II. ALIIL'IiT.
Vaicville Feb 4, ISOt.
? LADIES,
i YOU WILL FIND AT THE
iT-AninVAKi: lIOl.si:, ?d street,
IVORY HANDLE KNIVES,
PJtVTKD TABLE KNIVES.
PLATED D1SEUT KNIVES.
PLATEI fo::ks SPOONS.
: PLATED NAPKIN RINGS,
, BUT'lKR KNIVES,
CALL BELLS A TABLE MATS,
Gnltii iVri-li-i KNIVES t FORKS,
B R EA D .V- t l;u IT Ti: A VS,
I WAITERS. Ac, Ac,
I cw for Cash. OWENS BAKKLEY.
Bleep Oool
ICEriCE!!
"1T7E have conum'nd runnin? our Ice
V Wugon. and will deliver Ice to any part
of tho City. - 1
Ed2f Persons desiring Tco thronch the day,'ean
obtain it at Richard Wat kins' Grocery Storoj on
Wallstrectorat Wm. Watkius' on (Market St.
WM. v ATKINS;
MaylP.1501. RICHARD WATKL.S. .
11.. C LLOiDJ
GROCERIES7 AM) LIQUORS.
V.L.&J.L.lEAltCE;
Wholesale Grocers
AND
C03MISSI0N MERCHANTS,
SUTTON ST., pi-poi it e Lee House)
MAYSVLLE, KY.
uur personal auennon wm ds gven
to Keceivisg & Forwarding all Goods
consigned to our care.
All orders aerit m sTtall be filled in the same
manner, w'th reference to quaHty and quantity,
as if the parties purchasing were personally
present.
Below will be found an enumeration of some
of the articles included in our stock, which wo
oflor to the trade low for Cash o r Country Pro
duce:
2 1 Uhds. Choico N. O. Rirar;
8 Uhds. Prime N. O. Suar;
SO lbls. LovcrL:"rs Rclinod Sugars:
10
"rriwl.i..!
do;
Pulverized
do;
do; .
15. - A. Coffee
51 Ba Choice Rio CofT.;c;
2.j " Prime Rio Coffee;
33 Packages Golden Syrup, in Half Bbls.
and iugaLK-gs;
IO Bbls. New Crop N. O. Molasses;
G5 Packages Mackerel, in Bbls, Hf. Bbls,
Jr. Bbls. and Kits;
25 Ilf. Chests Choice Gunpower Tea;
o " " Black Tea;
20 Gross Fine Cut Chewinjr Tobacco;
Choice Smoking Tcbai-co, in Half Pound
and 5 Pound Packages;
50 Caddies Choico Chewing Tobacco;
20 Butts Chewing Tobacco;
50,000 Cigars, nssoued brands;
75,000 White and Buff Envelopes;
Cap, Nctc and Letter Paper;
500 Boxes Sardines, halves and quarters;
35 Duz. Cove und Spiced Oj biers, in 1 Si
2 lbs. Cans;
IslBaskets Champaigne Wine;
12 Boxes Native Wines;
Choice Oid llourboii 'Whisky, in
Barrels and Bottles;
Common Whisky;
Rett 1 lied Vhi-kry;
French Itraud;-; 5 tUnser Wine
; Raisins; Firs; Almonds; Buckets; Tubs, in nests
j Wrapping Pupcr; Fancy, Toilet and Bal Soaps;
j Washbuards; Brooms; Cordage; Matches; Spices;
IStar and Tallow Candles; Cheese; CracVcrs;
Shot; etc. We invite tho attention of Country
Merchants particularly to our stock of goods.
We respectfully solicit the orders of tho trade
generally, promi.-ing satisfaction In all cases.
W. L. & J. I, PEARCK,
Nos. 13 & 13 Sutton St., ( opp. Lee House)
March 24, 1504. 2A !'." YU.I.E, Kj .
AND
FLUX.
STRICKLAND'S
Anti-Cholera Mixture,
Is a eomiK'sition of astringents, absorbents,
stimulants and carminatives, which every phy
sician acknowledges !s the only preparation that
will effect a 7ermaneiit cure of Diarrhcea nnd
Dysei.tery. This Anti-Cholera Mixture is now
in no in several of onr anny hosjitnl3 where it
(rives the irreatost -ntist'action. It has saved '.ho
lives of thousands ot'our soldiers and citizens.
1 and we will guarantee it to be tho best remedy
in the world for Diarrlwpa, and Dysjn'.ery.
Mr. WoodH, of Covington, Ky., will be most
' happy t'j satisfy any one a- to the virtue of
I Strickland's Anti-Chulo a Mixture; in face we
have a irrout number of testimonials from pa
tients who have been cured after buinjr pro
nouneid ineiirab'e l their physicians, s.unc
after taki only one bottle ot' St rick land's A nti-Ch-'Iora
Mixture. It' von suffer with Diarrheea
j and Dysentery try one bottio.
SOLDIERS!
You oucht not to be without such a valuable
medicine Tho C:neirinati National Union, of
April 21th. says; th it thousan Is ot our soldiers
have been saved by tho use of Strickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture.
For sale by Seatcn A Brodrisk, and by J. J.
WVo-l, ot iil) cents ier bottle.
General De;ot, No. C East 4th St., Cincinnati,
Ohio. ljuuo 2, 1804-ly
liliilO.MS
larffi siuiply of best rtuaiitj-. for sale by
V. mar BEN PHISTKR
C. (Salleii j:r, C. Nelson,
Late of Mason Co., Ky. Lite of Mt. Merdng.Ky.
T. A. Matthews, of Maysville, Ky.
Merchants' Motel,
(FOIl.llF.ICl.Y Di:.MS()X 3IOi:.SK)
CALLEHER, NELSON & CO.,
Proprietors.
Xif tlx st root, nonr IMaiJi'
CINCINNATI, O.
fTThishonse having been thor-'njthly reno
vated and neWly funiishcd, is now open.
Cincinnati,.)., May HHh, 19iM-Gmo.
C"OHnAGE Ucnip and Manilla ropes of
' all sizes from a plough linetoa ships cabl?
always on hand. ALEX MADDOX
HEAD QUARTxiUSFOR
II
AKIi W. iti;,
SA DDI.I-.irY,
: riKK IMtOOF SAFES,
rj.ATI'OU)! SCALES,
ou.NTi;ic scAhi:s.
Cn h. OWENS 6s BARKLEY.
Maysville, August 13, ls6i.
o
FALL KINDS, At
fcEATON dr BRODRICK'S
an?. 25 lev Orue Store.
HATSfllU UTESARY-
r,HEricxt Session oftHs Institution will 00m
1 m. nceon he FIRST MONDAY OF SEP
TEMBER, NEXT, and continue Twenty weeks.
TERMS.
Tuition In Primary As .lnuior Department 15 00 :
i tt. n 1 i: f- o : ct
iuuiic a runir 'JO
ISf A limited number f pupils can be accom
modated with board 'n the tjmily of the Prin
cipal. M. H. SMITH,
Maysville, Aug IS. '64. Principal.
CH AND Blil SRS !
F Various Pattern.-, f r b in. ri'' C al Oil
At .-EATON A EliODEICK-S
Maysvulu, Jwy., may l'J.
Drugstore. '
GRAIN, GROCERY, !
COMMISSION HOUSE
Corner of 3rd & Market Streets,
MAYSVILLE, - KENTUCKY.
T HAVE JUST OPENED A GRAIN,!
1 V. R( )CER Y A N D COMMISSION ST ) RE i n
tho house formerly occupieil by Jas. C. Brook
over, north-east Corner of Third A Market Sts.
I will pay the hijrhest market price lv cash
or WHEAT, RYE and BARLEY. . I
I have just re?eived a full stock of Groceries,
Sugar, Molasses. Cotf. e, Tea Rioe, Fish, Tobacco,
Salt, Arc. fcc., tosrot her with a general assorl
rcontof all articles in he Grocery line: all war
ranted to be of tho best quality. My goods have
been bonght exclusively for Cash, and will be
sold for Cash or Country Produce, at very small
profits.
I have also on hand a large stock of PURE
OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
Commission, Storage it Forwarding Business
attended to with prompt ness.
All per.-ous desirous ol cettinjr tno worm 01
their money, will please give mo a call.
junelnth,lS.52. HKN I'll 1ST F It.
CRUSIIED, Powdered and Granulated Sutrar,
J of best quality, in btore and -rsalo low by
BEN 1 MISTER,
june 19 Cor GrJ Marix-t streets.
SYRUP.-Philadelphia nnd Baltimore Syrups,
in barrels, half barrels nnd 1 rnl. k?s, for
saletowby BEN PH1STER,
june 19 Cor. Srd A- Market streets.
rPOBACCO of all grades antl pr' cs. for sal
1 "By IS EN PlIISTEli.
june 19 Cor. Cid ifc M.rkct streets.
T INEGAK of the best quality, lor sale hy
V june 19.
BEN PHISTER.
W d f
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
oRMjiijIi'isfiuc.
Corner of Wall & 2nd Streets,
MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY
j r.e 19, lSti2-ly
JOHN HULL'S
COUPOQ'D CEDROX BITTERS!
ThoLsttost and Most Important Discovery
of the Nineteenth Cent ury.
-TO MAN'S NAME IS MORE INTIMATELY
IA cornectcd with the history of the Materia
Medica of the United States, or more favorably
known as a pioneer in medical discoveiv. than
that of JOHN BILL, of Louisville. Kv. " His in
imitable preparation of Suisupiirilia has loiisr
stoixl at the liead of the various compounds of
that valuable drui;. His compound Pccloral ol
WiUl J'herrv has become a household word
throughout the West and South; and his Wotm
l.ozeiiircs, ill lesstlmn a year after their intro
diiclioii, attained a reputation as widesproa.! as
the continent of North America. But thecrown
iritc jrlory of his life reniaiiis to be attained iiilii
latest discovery, or rather combination, for hrs
docs not claim to have boon t ie discoverer ot
CEDRoN, which is the b.isis of the Bitters now
ottered t- the ouolic. That honor belong- to tin.
native inhabitants of Central rierica. to n h m
its virtues have been known for 111. re than two
hundred years. Armed with it, the Iiolian bids
dewalice to the most deadly ma 1 aria , and handles
without fear the most venomous seip -nts. !t i
a belief with them that whiiclhcre is breath let t
in the body tho Ccdron i. potent lo cure, no mat
let what tlie disease may be.
While Dr. Bull is not prepared to indor.-e thi
txt rava'unt f.retensioii, he is nevertheless salis
lieil from h thorough examination of the evidence
relatmif to its virtues, that, as a remedy and
preventive f r all diseases urisiiif-fiem exposure,
litiier tu chances of weather and climate or to
the miasnii.tic influences, it Ntand-i without a
rival, and justly deserves the renutiition it has
so l'nr enjoyed in Central America and the We.-t
Indies. In
DYSPSPSIA
and i attendant train of symptoms, it acts
more like a charm than a medicine. There i
not.hinf in the whole ranjrc ol tin: Materia .Mudiea
that can lor a moment bear a cnipai i.-on with
it, in this disease.
A full account of this wonderful plant may be
found in tho eleventh editi n ol the U. S. 1'is
pensiitory. j-ajes li's" and ICsS.
A series of experiments, in wl ieh Dr. Bull has
been tor years ciiirafcd. lias just been brought to
a successful termination, and he is now enable 1
to otf.T to the public u combination of Ccdron
with other improved ton.es, the whole p-escrved
in Mm best piality of copper-distilled Boarbon
whi.-ky. which he is coiiti lcut has no equal in
the world.
Ilemijht furnish a volume of certificates, but
the public have lonir siiieu leaineil to esti . ate
such things at their true value, 'f hv- safest plan
is for every one to lest for 1 inself the virtue-of
a new medicine. Give the
Cedr on -Jitters
one trial, and you will ucver 11 c any others.
It is not necessary to publish a loiii list f dis-'
eases for which the Cedron Hitters are a spocitfe.
In all di.-oa.ses ot the SiO.MACH, BOvY.fc.I.,
KIDNEYS, or LlVER;
In all atfectious of tho HKA1N depending up
on der.mcroment of the Stomarl. or Bowel-:
In GotiT, RHEUMATISM v NEURALGIA;
And in FEVER AND AGUE;
II is destined to supersede ul' other rcme.nes.
It .-not only rures all these diseases but it pre
vents them.
A wine glass full of the Bitttrs taken an hour
before each meal will obviate tho ill cllocls of the
mos' unhealthy climate and screen the person
taking it agaii s.t disease uuder the most try.'Ug
exposure.
Soil by Dnifrtrists and Grocers, generally,
r. JOHN DUEL'S Principal Oilico, Fifth
street, Louisville, Ky.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
SEATON ct- BRODRICK.
Cor. 2ud and Court Streets,
mar 7, lSi4-ly Maj-sville, Ky.
Come down in the center,
That's what it means !
SADDLERY.
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW SITUATED
JL so us to fc'i ve liis undivided attention to the
Manufactory of every article connected ivith the
SADDLE AND HARNESS TRADE !
He has now on hand and in process of makinsr, a
splendid assortment of Gentlemen and Ladies'
Saddles; Saddle Bas; Buggy, Carriage, Brake
and Sulk y Harness; Wugon nnd I'low Gear;
Riding Bridles, with Racking, Port and SnalHe
Bitls; Waggon. Buggy, Coach. Sulkey aud Rid
ing Whips; Hog and Kipskin Collars.- Horse
Covers, suitable for ail seasons: Leather. AVeb
and Rope Halters; Worsted, Cotton and Hemp 1
Girth?; Red top and Iron strf.pt ILrnes; Dray j
and Cait Harness; in short every thing usually
kept in a Saddiery Establishment, which will be;
sola at Wholesale and Ketai. at low prices, to
punctual dealers; 5 per cent olf for cash.
EA11 Repairing attended to at once, at mv
Old Stind, on 2nd street, to find which. "Come
down in the Center," between Market & Sutton.
T. K. RICKETTS.
Maysville, March 2oth.lSii3-
Mustard eed .Wnted.
A,rE w'11 Pay tno hijrnest Market Price, ill
VV CASH, for Mustard Seed oiibr in l,., rrn
or small quantities. ' i
SEATON & BRODRICK.
Maysville Ky., July 21, 1SG4.
MAYSVILLE SEMINARY!
THE THIRTY FIRST YEAU. UNDER
the present Princiia:. will commence
September dtli, 18il.
W. W. RICHESON Pr,v..,.,7
Mayfcville, Ky., August 4lh, lidl.
THE JEW WHOLESALE & ItETAlL
CHINA STOre
Scuih side M brt. Court & Market St
G. A. & J. TmcCARTIIEY.
YV
TE ANNOU. F WtTII
itlcnsnrt. the RE
MOVAL of our SlocU ol
CHINA, GLASS
ANI
Q UEENS W A RE,
to the buildine formerly oc
i.nt,i..,l t,v E. Makti.v Sa 1-
. wli'jro wc ar j opening
a large aud complete assortment of Goods,
IMPORTED BY OU . ELVES
DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTORIES-
Our stock is large, containing irreat varictiesof
PLAIN WHITE, OOLO 1SANI AND FANCY lECOl:ATi1
Dinner and Tea Setts;
VACKS; COLOGNE BOTTLES; TOILKT
SHTTS; FANCY AND STAPLE
ARTICLES of every description;
Silver Plated
KNIVES, FORKS, CAI.'I) BASKETS, &c.
TRA YS; WAITERS;
COAL OIL I.AWI'S nt ninny v:rietif.
While thanking the public and the tr:-.le for
.1,.. l; i..i-.l . n. oni-...l oo iit evtenied to us in the
i;.st. we h v ctl,.',v' ill in t f.rcret to call :"id see
us at our NEW flDNA SlnRK.
G. A. oc .1. E. McCARTHEY,
IuroiiTKUs ok Earth i.n wake,
On Smith, -iilc td sticrt.
Maysville, Ky., January 7th. 1 S i I.
GSO'OAROHQOSE
GOUXER OF MAUKET& FRONT, STS
Oppoate Steamboat Landing1,
MAYSVILLE, "LNTUCKY.
Hrs. J:. 1'. I'L; '-UXC, P.opr;eli e.
rJ"MUS well k tii vn Hotel, bus h?en ro
1 paired mid retitted in a superior manlier
and is low open to tie put. lie.
The Propr clrcss re-m; o F-.x Springs, so
licits the pa' roll at' ( ol the t ra viiii-r com inuni'y .
No pains will te spired to gie salisl'actiou l
the trues ts of the hoii-e.
Z? Stages leave dal'v iir all r.o'"l in the In
terior. M; s. E. K. 1 LEM1NG.
Feb. 1-2-tim
RE .MOVAL.
GEOGE ARTHUR
Baker & Confectioner
AND DKAI.EK IV
Fruits, ISiuts, Toys,
FANCY GOOD S,
lias removed his Stock to
MLLIN & FUST'S Old Stand, on
Where he will be pleased to see and wait upon ail
Mnysvillo, Ky., Apr:! !'th.lii.
JoilN A. SK V'ION, .1. II. l;I;nt)Kl( K
SEATON BRODRICK
Will RESALE A RET A! L
D11XJ G GIS rr s3
AND DEALERS IN'
MEDICINES, GUEMIC LS,
Paints, 'Oils, Glass, &c.
coit.MJ: s : oni coi'iiT sts.
TVTixy(s -grille, I-ly.
AVIIEELEIL & WILSONS-
Sewing Machijies!
Awardc 1 tne Fiist Premium as the best
Family Sewing Machine.
Foi three successive cars at ihe
UNITED STATES FAfR;
. For five year.- at tho
CINCINNATI MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.
WITH IMPROVEMENTS!
GLASS FOOT;
HEMMER;
CORDER BRATDFR
MACniKE 2TEEDLES, COTTONS, cj-r;
Jt2?'For al by
J. B. GIBSON, Agent,
TELEGRAPH (iKFK'E.
feb.4ih.lS0L Maysville.
Tailoring and Renovati. g
ES TADL I SUM EN T ! ! !
SE( OX!) SI KF.T- opposite City Hall,
MAYSVILLE, KY.
''r'HE TjBdorsiirned would respectfully inform
.1 the citizen of Maysville aud vicinity that
he is prepared to make up sui'sofnny style and
warrant them to jrive satisiaetioii.
1 nm prepared to KENOYATE CLOTHING
nnd remove all kinds of Grease, Paint or Dirt,
and restore the jjomhi to its orijrinal gloss and
beauty. Give me a -;aM.
juno23,'C4. CI1R1 TIAN ALTMEYER.
CURES Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma,
aud Consumption. Ii is only necessary for
any one troubled with thesj complains to try
one bottle of
Strickland's Mellifluous Cough Balsam
to convince them that it is the best preparation
ever nsed. It not only cuicsthe above utfe-tiors
of tho Throat and Lnnss, biit it cures Niht
Sweats and Spitting of Klood. and is an excel
lent parglo for any kind of Sore Throat. It is
p casant to take, and a safe medicine for infants.
Price 50 cents per bottle.
ryJr,hn il!isvil'e Ky., by SEATON &
BhODMCiv. Corner 2nd & Court Streets and
by J.J. WOOD, Corner Market fc Front s' reefs.
General Dei.ot. No. it K.-ist tV. t ;.,..;,,..! ;
(b'Q june 2. 13(54-ly
100,000 Sninglesr
JUST Received and for sale by
ALEX. MADDOX,
Maysville, June 80, lSii-t. Wu Street.
I)LOGK AND TACKLE An assnnment
J eiubracing all bizes of superior eonstru tion J
ALEi. MADDOX.
- v. ,rc--iVj
f-..v tiv? fVft--3.i.4rs-?iJ i' 5.i-5
AYia VTI1L fcj aJfi, , . 1 v iT T,
2il
V. S. MAIL LINE.
TnE FINE, KItV IXnsrilKDIDITIlMIE
prly Ai-iaai.aia3Ssii Tille Tr.l"o
MAGNOl, 1 .v,
J. H. PEATHER, Commander.
LEV. H0RB1S Clerk
Lea vi'K o..t of Wulncit St., for Maysville ever
Monday. Veduesd:i s.u.i Friday . at l'o' lock, M
Leavi'S Maysville for Cineinnuti. every Tue.-
lay. 'I hurs.biy i.nd -Saturday. 10 o'clock. A. '
Freight received ut all hours at the Maysville
Packet Land 1 n w.
Cincinnati. Hay:' rille and Portsmouth -
REGULAR TRI WEEKLY PACKET;
jk aa.-i TJKSPhEMJlU s TEA MB
JzzigdL Bostona,
Captain Wm. cClain- (!rxn unirnr
, - - w " "I VUU
tinue in thfabovp trade, leav;!. Cincinnati ever
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and Porta?
.1 t ' nr - 1 . . . .
riiomii ii urv .noiKiay. lycnnesciay and r riday,
al. 12 M. StonjihiL' at Mavsvillo ei
butwoen the hours f 5 and 7 P. M.
F -t .reight or passage apply on board or to K,
VcXluy, Aenl, MaysilU ,Ky.
S. SALOMON,
WATCHMAKER.
O0''DAKD HOUSIS RUILDINO.
JIarlict Street,
May 7, lbOO-ly flAYSVlLLE.'KY.
I-'or iiiii, .?.. tio;i'hos, Ants,
Iltis, "old in I'ur.W o- lens, &c. Iu
sccls 011 JMniits, J'ovvls. Ail inials, &c.
I'm up in 2"e. f.Oe. and 1.00 Roxes, Bottles, aid
Fhok-. s tid -j.) sizjs for Hotels, Pcblic In
STll t TI ns. Arc.
' Only in'ulliole remedies known."
" I'V. i from Toisoi s."
Not dan -(.-ions to tli" Human Family."
'Uats .-. me ut ol'th ir holes to die."
T-? r"'S..!.! Whoe'-a'o i i ail larjre cities.
-:'"S ..1.1 !, I tr'iS'l sts .S; I .etailers everywhere
2 -9,' !!!i'i.vAHL!!! I a I worthless imitations.
;.o tlmt Cos-iahV" name ia on saeh JiuXf
llofle. an ! E!;.s!;. ie. re vn buy.
; j A.llr s III XK'V It. I'OSTAR.
i-4 " 1'H NCl -AT. DT l'OT 4v-J IIUOAITWAY, N. Y.
i-Sol. nv all Wholesale V' Retail Druggist'
in Mavsx i,!.:. Kv. mar SI , 1 SC4-6m.
THE HOWE
t
I HAVE .II T i'KCKI VKD A NEW LOT OF'
i THE CKI.f.r.R U'ED HOW 12 SEWING
MACHINE"-. divert from the Manufacturer. nnd
vii 1 sell ; hi. 1:1 at the lowest possible r;te for Cash.
' lo se Vachii e-aie adapted lor heavy as well as
the finest s. .1, Cal! an.i examine'hem at the'
re.-idence of S. ."-hocki.ey. on Short street.
Mas. a. J . s-MlTH, Asrent.
2r5?" Nekilks and Spoo:. T 1 1 it , a ns ca ii be had
. I V
, Ivy
More
. Feb.
ii Mavket street.
".: h, 1 '.".
Mav.svi'
i I HCMOVAL !
1 OFIS S I INK would respectfully inform his-
tiistomers and t ri tids I ha he has removed"
j to C;.d w:. ila.lcr's Hui!dirjr,in the room foimerly
ceupica ny the l cicgm pn Ulnce.
Pall and Winter Goods I
LOUIb STINE
MERCHANT TAILOR
and ;i:nts fiii:.msii eu,
SECOND S TREKl, MAYSVILLE.KY..
17" EETS CONSTANTLY ON II AND A
V Chi?e assortment ol a' 1 Seasonable foods
'ii his line, which he is prepared to dispose of at
hu lowest ratts lor "CASH." lie solicits a calf
from hi- friends and pledges his bust effortst
;'ive Satisfaction.
October 1, lS'i. LODIS STINE.
INTERIOR '
ADORNMENTS!
TEST RECEIVED A CHOICE SELECTION
ft of new and d.sirable styles of
PAPER HANGINGS,
from the rich and ornate to the most chaste and
simnle patterns, appropriate tor Parlors,
Hails. Dininir-Rooms and Chambers.
FIIIE BOARD PRINTS new designs
WIKBOW
of any rccpiired stylo or size, on hand or made
to order.
GILT MOULDING-
ast
QYA.L PtGTUaS FaAMSB
PICTFKE COKD & TASSELS, and all "tho
triniminsrs fcr frames.
FRAMING DONE ON SHORT NOTICE!:
The above Woods are all new and will be sold '
cheaper than ever before sold in this cit .
S2?'A call is solicited from persons wishing to '
purchase tho above roods. '
J. ti. A- C. S- ROC.r.KS,
BoOKSELLIiKS d STATlONiKS,
MaisvPle, Ky., April 21, 1S64. 2d Street ..
OWENS & BATCKLEY
HAVE IT!
TIE PATENT CARPET SWIEPER ! 1 !
. l a i i r.s,
TF you w ish to bave Tour carpets and
Mc.ep u-iih.tit DtAt. buv one ol the Great
Carpet Sweepers of O WENS & EAKKLEY,
I ADIESI After haviujr used one of th Car
u pet Sweepers, you wuld net Im wit h-rt tne
Call and tee it. OWENS U-BaKKLEY.
OWENS & BARKLEY
2 i. .
ST!
THE PArJENT VA RPET S WEEPER i
MayL-vi'de, July 7th, 1SGL
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