The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume], August 14, 1862, Image 4

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A PATENT SERMON.
THE HEX.SCHATCHEl WHERE
TO FISD A ECG.
6HE EXPECTS
T4TTnw KTcforiz Krpf h run mrn WOmen and
children; generally and particularly speiik-J
icg. Yon needn't hustln ariy pages 'r . e i
text, for it hint there. It is a special dis-j
pensation to 3-cur appointed pastor; and he'
hurls it at you for what it is worth. Where '
the hen scratches, there tho expects to find j
a bog. Did you come Irom the race track ;
of the world io pira Je your 'rotting har- ,
ress" before the meek and lowly? Have;
yon clrof pni tno nuzzling rattiess or onsi
cess and pleasure, to while an idle hour
away lister.ta to the mournful melody that i
is rung hy angel hinds from the sacred
harps that hang forgotten upon the droop-
ing willowof mortality? Or are you to tussle '
with tho arch er.cniy for the mighty dollar?
Verily I say unto yon, whero tho hen
scratches, there s-he expects to find a lng. j
Mr drowsy hearers, we are all of n3 a lot ;
of damaged goo Is, trying to palm ourselves
off rn each other for more than our tn.ir-
ket value; and the firm of Time-, Death &
Co., is doing a heavy commission business
npen onr stuck in trade. I heir the mallet
of death with its mechanical tap, tap, and
fcto'id monotone of "going, going," and tha j
rest minnte down it will come upon some i
of our unconscious heads, and we shall bo '
f jlded up like tho ter.ts of Aral s, and as
silentlv borr.e awav to the other tide of Jor-;
d:in. where thai i!rv"rmls nmn rfr;in from
.,.,,i ,n,i ii,,.',,,., i, n.ii, . in r- I
and the wc.irv hen ceases from scratching.! It is hardly necessary L add to this in
and the precious l ug is found. In the midst 1 contesting statement tho further fact that
of lifo we are in debt, savs a notable proph-1 new President, a well as the citizens
et. who was a near kin to vour beloved nas- ! throngh whose suffrages he has come into
tor. if any ol yoa are tempted to tarry .
In tho tavern of life, ard fail to settle your
account with the landlord, may the t-xt:
rise np before you like a fabulous Arabia
here only to rest from the rough anl tum
ble giant, and deter yon from tha sii.k of'
cf utter depravity where bummers lead
trustful hets to scratch up the lugs they
devour.
Your undivided attention is futherTiore
solicited to the signification of the text
metaphorically ar.d collectively, in small "
passage? to suit every capacity, fr mi the I
toy shucking peanti's peacefully in the cor
ner, to the hardened sinner who stalks so
jroudly ir.to your paster's pre.-euco. Am!
woe unto you, young woman, ssa siting up
the broad isle with your new coal-scuttle ;
bonnet and streamers a flying for you are
vanity of vanities. And you young men in
your fancy r.eck-clof hs, goon until you si'i
up over a bale of cotton and are left to driit :
over the brimcstono sea of national disgrace, .
a by-word and a jest unto tho world that:
you love not wisely, bnt too well. My b :
loved, I warn you now, if you manifest
synitcms of such cowardice a lias, been han- j
ded down to you from high place, tho big-
gest pair of s-t.-wgy boots in ti.e congregation ,
will rise np in judgment against you, and ,
kick yon out into the broad roal that leads '
to everlasting ruin. I
And finally when yon cut the crust from i
yonr brown bread loaf, and scrape the hard I
bean from the top of your noon-tide pot, if
yoacnta little into the soft ar.d scr.ipo a lit - !
tie below the crisp for the beggar's and out-
cast.s portion, your conscience and dige-tion j
will trouble you less; anil as you steal out a
some of you will to-night, where the silver;
moon of memory hangs low over tha haun
ted hills of the past, to how at some hallow- i
ed finger-post that point the way a beloved !
oae wert over your broken heart to heaven, '
may the eternal verdnrs of the evergreen j
hope spring up in the barren spots trod hard !
by the busy feet of the absorbing Now,
and brirg yon to the sweetness of that paec i
and tenderness of that love that overflows,'
continnally in deeds am! words, for tho ele- !
vation cf the rigmuffins who march in the!
rear ranks cf the great army of humanity; '
for the barbarians are not all in the ragged j
file, but "many a gem of purest ray serene" I
wants but a lifting from the filih of shine.',
So mote it be. Brother Slowfast, circulate;
the platter for the root of evil, until it is all !
rooted out of this place. For verily I say '
unto yon. the hen that scratches hero ex- ;
pects to find a bu. Shell out.
TnE Pistol. An Irishman, diivcn to
desperation by the stringency of tho money
market and the high price of provisions, pro
cured a pistol and took to tho roal.
Meeting a traveller, be stopped him with
3-our moncr or ycur life!'
Seeing that Pat was green, he said:
I tell you what I'll do. I'll givo you all
my money for that pistol.'
Agreed.'
Pat received the money and handed over
the pistol.
Now,' said tho traveller, 'hand back that
money or I'll blow your brains out.'
Blaze away, me hearty,' siiJ Pat, 'divil
tho dhropof powther there's in it.'
A Yvs by Sambo. 'Why am de beloved
obmy heart, "Miss Dinah, ds sunflower ob
de hill, like a kind ob cloth dey make in
Lowell?'
I don't know, why?'
'Cos she's au unbleached she-ting!'
A wag says that orce on a journey, ho was
put in a sleigh with a dozen or more pas
sengers, not or:o of whom be knew, but on
turning the corner, the sletgh upset, and I
then, baid he, 'I found them a'.l out.'
Why is a washwoman the most cruel per
son in the world? Because she daily wrings
men's besom's. j
i
Vocce, a lor.g vile ago. I vent intns mine
abble orchard to gbmb a bear treo to get
some beaches, to make mine vrow a blum
budding mit, and vn I gets to do tobermost
branch, I va!ls from the lowermost limb,
mit von leg on both sides of de vence and
likes to sthove lay outsides in.'
School-master's toast: 'The fairdaughters !
of America may they add virtue to beatitv,
subtract er.vy from friendship, mullipiv ami
able accomplishments by sweetness of tern- I
tier divide time I v sccialilitv and econoniv, 1
and reduce scauUl to its lowest Jcnotnina"- !
11 au.
(KTThero is a pocd str.rj- told of a ronn
man who babalht Cr.d :r.c:P:Cnt mnstocbe.
One day wbt.e r?eiiPS the few hair, be
oa.u i uai 1 , n.tueij i i better dv
this i
mustach.'"' 'Oh no," replied U.urv
alone, and it will die cf itself,"
"lot it 1
;
No Use! A man very much intoxicited
was sect to durance vile 'Why didn't you
"bail him cut?' inquired a bystander, 'tail
him out!' exclaimed acotber; 'you couldn't
fump him out!"
Refikemext. A ladv recentlv having
occasion to inquire f.r a cat-tail pillow. wer"t
r i .in.. 1 ;. r ' . . ! t
v i-4-.wrtu oi ine vounti clerk :
In attendance, 'If he had any riilowS made !
tf aline continual or. j
Mr. Secretary Seward on the Object of
the War.
On the 221 day of April, 1861, Mr. Se
ward, writing to Mr. Day ton, our minister
ot the Court of the Emperor Napoleon, and
treating of the subject of tbe present rebel
lion, said:
I need not further elaborate tha proposi
tion that the revolution is without cause; it
has not even a pretext.
I It is just as clear that it is'without au ob
'jeet. Moral and physical causes hava de
! termined inflexibly the character of each of
j the territories over which tho dispute has
I arisen, and both parties after the election
j harmonious! v agreed on all the Federal laws
required for their organization. Tho terri
tories will remain In all repects5he same,
whether the revolution succeed or shall fail.
Tho; condition t,f slavery in .the several
States will remain just tha same whether it
succeed or fail.
There U not even a pretext for tho com
plaint that tho disaffected States are to bo
cor.i'iered by the United States if the revolu
tion fail; for tne rights of the States and the
condition of every human being in them will
remain riil jectto exactly the same laws and
form of administration whether t.:ie rev
olution hall suscecd or fail. In tho one
case the States would be Federa'iy connect
ed with the uew Confederacy; in tho othe.-,
they would, as now, bo members of the
United Stites; but their constitutions and
laws, custom?, habits and institutions in
either case will remain the same.
the Administration, has always repudiated
all designs whatever, and whenever imputed
to him and them, of disturbing the svstem
of slavery as It is existing under the Consti- ;
tution and laws. The cas", however, would I
rot be fully presented, if I were to omit to!
siy that any such efT-'rt on his part would bo
urxot s::t:ttion; and all his actions in that,
direct inn would be prevented by the judicial j
authority, even though they were assented ;
by Congress and tho people.
Ornamental Frkt-work. Tha eyes of
yoar beloved after she has been crying.
A love-pick gentlemin, who wrotasonnets .
ha? bung himself with one of bis line3.
A ficetious friend says that dancing wo
men wear their dresses at half-nviit as a
m irk of respect to departed modesty.
A fellow of a philosophic turn of mind, who
was kicked down stairs the other day, went
home and wrote an eulogy on leather.
Jack, your wife is not'so pensive as she
tHed to be.' No, she left th it off, and has
becoma confoundedly ex-pensive.'
'Ma, here's a word in the paper I want to
know. What is honi icide? 'A homicide,'
child, is one who murders another.' 'Well,
ma, when Jack Ntbb kilted ourTomciti
that was a Tommycide, wasn't it? !
An exchange siys that musketoes are very ;
small insects, but one has been known to I
move a man weighing two hundred pounds,'
and
keep him moving a whole niht.
A sentimental chap in Rhode Island in
tends to petition Congress for appropriations
to improve the channels of affection, so that
henceforth tha'course of true love may run
smooth.
Scene at a IIoTEr. Loquacious Waiter
to a Verdant Kentuciian. 'lioast beef, r?.ist
mut'on, roast turkey, boiled mutton, boiled
codfish (piuscs for breath V
VerJuid Kentuch'an. 'Yes, I'll take them.'
Spenkfng of lions that was an "idea" of
the Hardshell preacher, who was discoursing
of Daniel in tho den of lions: "There he
sot all night, looking at tho show for nothing;
it didn't cost him a cent!"
'Jake,' said an old firmer the other day to
one of his mowers, 'do you know how many
horns there are in a dilemma?' 'No,' re
plied Jake, 'but I know how many horns
there are in a quart of whiskey!'
A doctor returned a coat to a tailor be
cause it did not fit him. The tailor seeing
tno doctor at tha luncrai of ono of his patt-
! cuts
said, 'Ah, doctor, you are a happy
1 man. "Why so." asked tho doctor. 'Ba-
cause,' replied tho tailor, 'you never have
, ...ij o, juui unu. nuia ICIUIUBU UI1 VOUT
any of
t' IM' Hi. I ...n I- 1
f bands.'
A queer ca9 of abseoce of mind happen
ed to a violinist, at an evening party where
he was invited to play. After having play
ed a great miny tune , a lady, one of tbe
company present, asked hira if ho coul'd
play a certain difficult air; whereupon, hav
ing tried in vain to recall it to his memory,
he tumid round with great composure and'
said, Will the lady pleaie to whittle it?'
A preacher on a visit amongthe blacks in
Virginia, asked ono of them if he knew what
the Bible was? Being answered in the af
firmative, he demanded to know the use of
it. "O yes,' replied tha black, 'massa straps
his razor wid it.'
NOTICE!
VLL person knowing themselves indebted to
tin firm of W. IL te J. A. Longhiiile.
"i.l pl.a-e eall and settle. And all persons
havmircJai-ns against tho. said lirm, will pre
sent thetn for settlement.'-
June titi
J.A LOUGHRIDUE.
j mssoM-TIU.VrOFL PARTXKRSIIIP.
' rVUK AKTXKKSIIIPOK POYXTZ CO ,
j I is this il .y dissolved by'mutnal agreement-
1 oymz. wn;i can
Patrick MeCardle.
be found at the
oy jas.
otiice of
JOHN B. POYXTZ
Viv n't. v y , JAf!- P- POYNTZ.
AiJaide, Ky., July 1st, 1S62.
TlKa MnwewlU rr. 1
lie aySVllle Tannery!
HAVING SOLD THIS ESTABLT5H
irENT to Patrick McCardlo, wc confident -Jy
reeommona him to tha patrons of this con
cern. K-ini we:l qualifiod in every particular to
rcudrr satisfactory hisensngements with all who
mav fuvcr him with a call, we know thut th.-
reputation of tho concern will not smTer in h:s
char - e. JNO B. & JAS. P. POYNTZ.
jifjy 1.1m Trustees.
II E 1IIO va ri
f-EO. BROWN, has remOTed to tbe
V Jewelrv Rtr.ro r.a 1.. i,. n n r.
Ure" whcre be will be pleased to see all of
- , o. a customer.
,.,..,
reTJdr.si or ili AND JEWELRY,
'HORTtrT notice an J t.irekal
1 "5ViM9,.Jiy SI, lj'i, j
i
.Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROAD.
GREAT NATIONAL EOUT-i
Terminates nt Washington and Baltimore on
tho East, and Wheeling. Kenwood and Parkers
bi.rg on the West, at which places it unites with
railroads, steamers, ivc., lor ar.d from all pointe
in the West. SoutIi-wkst and Nohtu wesi.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS leave Wheeling
d :ii 1 v ( S n n 1 u v except cd .
T W O T 1 1 1 :U( i 1 1 T K A I N S 1 oa ves Parkersbn rg
daily (Sunday excepted).
Direct eonneclionsare madoby these lines FOK
ALL THE EASTERN CITIES.
This i tho only route to Washington City.
Passengers by this route enn visit Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston at the cost
of a ticket to Boston nione by other lines.
Through tickets o the Extern cities can bo
proenrsd" ria Washington City nt an additiouul
charge of two dollar.
f'Tiiuo as quick aud fare as low us by any other
route.
WKLKEPING OAKS ATTACHED TO ALL
NIGHT TRAINS.
Inquire for tickets r Baltimokk and Oiii
Railuoai at any ol'tho principal railroad ollic
iu the West.
J. II. SULLIVAN: General Western Agent.
L. M. C LK, General Ticket Agent.
W. P. SMITH, Master of Transiortsition.
II. S. W AH. MMi.
Regular Cincinati Maysville Packet.
Tins rise, nkw anh si-lknoid stkamek,
This flue Steamer
was built ex
pressly i
For the Cinrin
lutti ii nil Ma m
villu Trailo.
J. H. PRATHEItCom. 0. F. SHAW, Clerk.
Le:i ves foot of Walnut St.. f-T Maysville. every
Monday, Wedm-xlay and Friday, nt 1- o'clock, M .
Leaven .Maysville for Cincinnati, every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, 10 o'clock, A. M.
7F..r Freijlit or Pas-age ujplvoti board, or
to J. M. LOVE.
Frt-iirht reeeivod at all hours at tho Maysville
Packet Lauding.
Cincinnati, Maysville and Portsmouth
REGULAR TRI WEEKLY PACKET.
TilK SI'I.EMUl) S T J. A li i:
J3ostona,
Captain Wm. Mi Ci.ain. Ccmrnander, will eon
tin ue in t li a hove t rade, lea vh:g Cinci nnai i every
Tuesday. Thursday mid Saturday, nnd Ports
mouth avory Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
at 12 M. Stoppii;". at Mav-villo cither way
between the hmirs .f 5 and 7 1. M.
For freight or pas. age p'ly on hoard or to K.
MiXttLV, Agent, MAvsvii!e, Kj .
EUICKEY, MALLOUV & CO.,
PUBLISHERS,
BOOKSELiRES A.D STTIOXERS,
73 West Jth Street,
CINCINNATI.
J. J.KtcKtT. W. L. Mallory
Spring- Summer
Gr OO JD S !
J. Le BOUTILLIKi: & BRO'S..
30 West Fourth Street,
Utiiceen Muin and Walnut, Cincinnati, O,
Are now receiving many
stylos in
new and desirable
Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS!!
AT YEUY MODERATE PKICES
30 WEST FOURTH STKEET,
North side, bct.Main and W'alnti
J. LeBOUTILLIEU & BRO'S.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
TO CITY AND COirNTRY
3VE 3E3 XX O XI V. 3XT T S !
ARE NOW PREPARED
T T ato sell ail kinds of SOAP & CANDLES
efpinl in quality to Cincinnati or any other
markets. " WnrrarUJ 0,dn t less prices
which the following list willshojv:
CANDLES.
Mould Candles 10c
Extra " n
Summer Mould 12
Extra FamilyCandles
241bs to b.ix 121'
Star Candles vj
SOAP.
Family Soap, No. 1, 4 M
Palm " r
Extr Palm "
German '
h4
6K
" extra "
Glj-eerino "
CO to 75
per lU zcn.
..,?5rf'iverer cent ft' for CASH in any quan.
titles to btich purchasers.
Cash j.uid for Tal le w and Grease.
Address,
BELL & COLLINS.
Soap and Candle, Factory Maysville, Ky.
J. R. SOWER & CO.
iCASH DRY GOODS HOUSE.
"lM"o- XXX IVXixiix Stroot,
CINCINNATI.
J. R. Sower. jr. J. 0'SnArcnsEesr.
T0BACC0N0TICE,
GEO. E0I.DIN. NOBWOOD PENROSE.
BOLDI1T & PENROSE),
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ron the
Sale ol Leaf Tobacco,
GENERAL PRODUCE,
105 North Water Street.
too North Delaware Avenue
1 'III L A lFJj Vlll A
XTlt EES
m hnlDliuntc mm
. . .v j . r j-v A' 'V
An aperient and stomachic preparation of
BiON purified of Oxygen and Carbon by com
bustion in Hydrogen, of high medical author
ity and extraordinary efficacy in each of the
following complaints, viz. :
DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. EMA
CIATION, DYSPEPSIA. DIARKHEA, CONSTI
PATION. SCROFULA. SALT RHEUM. SCURVY,
JAUNDICE. LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA
TISM. MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES, INTER
MITTENT FEVERS, NEURALGIA. CHRONIC
HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKNESS. MIS
MENSTRUATION. WHITES, CHLOROSIS, etc..
PIMPLES ON THE FACE, ROUGHNESS OF
THE SKIN, cts.
The IRON being absorbed hy the blood, and
thus circulating through the whole system, no
part of tho body can escano their truly wonder
ful influence
Tho experience of thousands daily proves that
no preparation of Iron can for a moment be
compared with it. Impurities of tho blood, de
pression of vital energy, pale and otherwise
sickly complexions indicate its necessity in al
most every conceivable case. Iu all cases of
fomale debility (fluor albus, chlorosis, etc.), its
eilecU are delightfully renovating. No remedy
ha? ever been discovered, in the whole history
of medicine, which exerts such prompt, happy,
and fully restorative effects. Good appetite, com
plete digestion, rapid acquisition of strength,
with an unusual disposition for active and
cheerful exercise, immediately follow its use.
As a grand stomachic and penrral restorative
it has no superior and no substitute.
I'tit up in n-t IUt Mit-tul lox" cimtatiili's;
r.i ill, price ."( c nts r "x : si '.
Si .-.(: one. Iot. Imxcs. ' r '
iruSKl-" Ii i' ra!l.r. 'Will ! s. n f i j
any ixlilrmsoo ltttlptof tin- ri-r. All Ut
ters, oril. is, fir., slotll lr ji.l.lr. -s .1 li
P "R. LOCKE & CO.,
Gcnoral Agonts.
X. I above U u fuc-lmllc of tha
label on "Rch box.
x i: V
Benevolent
v o u K
Infirm am
"!:TA15LIMIl:l AND ENDOWm FOl: TIIK IIH.IKF f F
tik'isk srrrtiiiNT. with I'ipmai.iius, Viki lixt,
AM .'IIKN l: IIKA9KS, AMI Folt THE L 1' A IiIi'AT I'.N
AND K.TK1:M1AT1iN (iK ALL ll'M:AM.S ok TIIK i k
1N All Y AN I MXl'AI.'KU.Xf,iiK WIIATKVKI! NATI1;!..
TllO .lofHNAL M Kl I t'A I. U K Kr : M . fOtj t :i i 111 nT
VALUABLE IXF)i:M ATlU.N on f-permatcr-rlin-:i
ami the New Iti-nicilics einplnyeil at the In
lii in:iiy , for the cure f t he vliove il i-easi:.-. i n t t
thosu iice.linir medical -ml. in scaled letter envel
opes, free of charge Lon"t f.iil to n;iitl fur a
copy
1 o pure. it ot many scrofulous and l!?,..;:l
children, .(.rta'm means of prevention Willcliecr
fuMy he oiniiHiiiicated, on appTicution ly mail.
The l'.-escrijifiuiis fur 'oiisiim pti ti , ued !iv
the Iniirtnary, Aviil he sent free I ail who ietd
it. It never lails to cure Conjrhs Colds. .Asthma,
lattarli. and 'onsumptio, a.s ihoi.caiideau attest,
Send lieforeyou jerish.
To all who apply hy letter, with full descrip
tion of litre, occupation, symptoms nt" disease of
any kind, and hal.its of life. Candid advi.v,
free of cliaruo, will be given, hy tho Chief I'liy
sieian or Silicon.
Address, with two or three stamps f.r po.-tatro
t i., i -V".-, A-Hi-UNiv, Secretary.
ii.xMl.) V iliianiiliur, Auw Tui'k
rurify tiio niooci.
J)K. WEAVER'S
CAXKKIt AMI SALT EC 1 1 V.VM SV Kip.
. ' . unii v.,.- wii.i uiai, oaij i
mi? Tin,'. PITPt.'' fii,'pivr.Tn t- t ...
jiiieiun, r.ryt-ipuias, rooitilous 1 ise:(ses.
Cutaneous Eruptions. Sore Eyes, and eve-ry kind
of Iiseasesari.ing from an im: tire state of the
Blood.
THE MOST EFFECTIVE BLOOD IThMFIl'l:
OF Til E N 1 N TEETH CENTL'KV.
It is the prescription of an Eiln-ateJ Physi
cian, ami all who are uiliie-ted with any of "the
above named diseases, should use it wit limit de
lay. It willilrive the disease from thu system,
mill wiien once out on the bkin. a low apphca
app
tions ol
DR. WEAVER'S CERATE, OH
'.OINTMENT,
and yon have a permanent cure. I
The 1,'erate has proved itself to he tho best
Ointment ever invented, and when ntiee used, it !
has never been known to fail of etleetinga per- j
manent curoofOhl Sores, Tetter and Kiiui worm, !
Scald Head. Chilblains and Frost Bites, Bar- i
her's Itch, Chapped or Cranked Hands or Lips, j
Blotches or pimples on the Favo. And for
SOKE Xiri'LES AND SOKE EYES,
the Cerate is the only thing required to cure.
It should be kept in the house of every family.
Price of Syrup $1, Cerate 25 cents per Bottle.
Directions aecomj any each Bottle.
Sold by Most Medicine Dealers.
J. X. HARRIS & CO., Proprietors
For Western and Southern States; Cincinnati, O
To whom orders for the above Medicines ma
be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
Seaton fc Broderiek, Maysville, Ky.
ii. G. Watson. Foster, Ky.
Crain f- Co., Hillsboro. Ky.
A. Boyd, Sharpshirg, Ky.
J. T. Shepherd. Grayson. Ky.
Eli fc Co.. Catletsburg. Ky.
J- II: ilaskell.cv; Son.Ashhrnd. Kv
Hunter & Maddox, Ripley, Ohio."
LOUIS STINE
MERCHANT TAILOR
AND ;ENTS FURNISH Kit,
SECOND STREET, MAYSVILLE, KY..
KEEPS CONSTANTLY OX II AND A
Choice assortment of aU Seasonable Pood
in hi line, which ho is prepared to dispose of at
the lowest rates for "CASH." lie solicits a call
lrm his friends and pledges his hest efforts to
pve Satisfaction.
june!2, 1SC2. LOUIS STINE.
James J. Black.
FLOUR, GRAIN & PRODUCE,
Commission Merchant,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
REITERANCE9.
F. Motgomery, Jr. Lexington, Kv.
Mess Geo. Davis & Co., Portsmouth, O.
Mess J. T. Alberger & Co., Phila.
And Merchants Generally.
J. 8IIACKLEFORD, 31. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office on Third Street near Market,
'MAYSVILLE, KY
!S!
Aycfs Sarsaparilla
A compound remedy; designed to be the most
cirectiial Alterative that can be made. It is
a concentrated extract of Tara Sarsaparilla,
so combined with other substances of still
greater alterative power as to afford an effec
tive antidote for the diseases Sarsaparilla is
reputed to cure. It i: believed that sucli a
remedy is wanted by those who suffer from
Strumous complaint?, and that one which will
accomplish their cure must prove of immense
service to this large class of our afilictcd fellow
citizens. How completely this compound will
do it has been proven by experiment on many
of the worst cases to be found of the following
complaints :
ScltOll'LV AND SOKOFl'I.OCS CoMPI.AINTS,
Kitui-rio.Ns and EitviTivi: Diseases, Ulceus,
l'lMei.r.s, lii.orciii-is, T'oions, Halt Hhecm,
Sc.w.n Head, Syi'iiims and Syphilitic Af
i ixtions, Mi:it(.i;uiAL Disease, Diiopsy, Neu
kai.oia or Tic Dooloukecx, Deuility, Dys
rr.i si.v and Inimgestion, Khysipelas, llosn
on Sr. Anthony's 1'iue, and indeed the whole
class of complaints arising from Impl-hity oi?
Tin; Si.ooi.
Tliis compound -will Ijc found a great pro
moter of health, when taken iiv the spring, to
expel the foul humors which fester in tho
blood at that season of the year, liy the time
ly expulsion of them many rankling disorders
are nipped iu tho bud. Multitudes can, by
tie; aid of this remedy, spare themselves from
the endurance of foul" eruptions and ulcerous
sores, through which tha system will strive to
rid itself of corruptions, if not assisted to do
this through the natural channels of the body
by sin alterative medicine. Cleanse out the
vitiated blood whenever you find its impurities
bursting through the skin in pimples, eruptions,
or sores; cleanse it when you iind it is ob
tti ucted and sluggish in the veins ; cleanse it
v.-hen'.-ver it is foul, and your feelings will tell
you when, liven where no particular disorder
is felt, pcoph; enjoy better health, ami live
longer, for cleansing- the blood. Keep the
blood healthy, and all is well ; but with this
pabulum of life disordered, there can be no
lasting health. Sooner or later something
must g wrong, and the great machinery of
lif: is tliord -re l or overthrown.
Sar-apaiilla has, and deserves much, tho
reputation of accomplishing these cuds. Hut
the world has been ogrcgiously deceived l.t
preparations of it, partly because the drug
alone has not sill the virtue that is claimed
for it, but more because many preparation,
pretending to be concentrated extracts of it,
contain but link' of thu virtue of Saraaparilla,
or any thing else.
Dniing late years the public have been mis
led !y large bottle;, pretending to give a quart
of Kxlract of Sarsaparilki for one dollar. Most
of these have been frauds upon the sick, for
th.y not only contain little, if any, Sarsapa
liila, but (d'len no curative properties vvhatev
c r. lb lire, bitter and painful disappointment
h is followed the use of the various extracts of
Sarsapariil.i which Hood the maiket, until the
iiame itself is ju.-tly despised, and has become
i vnonvmous with imposition and cheat. Still
we call this compound Sarsaparilki, and intend
t supply such a remedy as shall rescue the
name from the load of obloquy which rests
upon it. And we think we have ground for
believing it has virtues which are irresistible
by t k; ordinary run of the diseases it is intend
ed to cure. In order to sicure their complete
eradication from the system, the remedy should
h" ju liciously takcii according to dircvliuus on.
the hoiik'.
i-r.r.PATinn by
3. J. A VEIt A CO.
T.O Vi;T,i,, mass.
Price, $$1 per llottle 5 Six Uottlca for 95.
Aycr's Cherry
Pectoral
ha-, won for itsr-lf such .1 renown for the cure o-f
every variety of Throat and Luti'-j Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
cvi'h'iiee of its virtues, wherever it has been cm
ployed. As it has lon been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
it over has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has ever been found to do.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
FOIt THE CrjItE OF
Coifivrnrss, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
I ly.citi iy, 1'tiiil Stomach, liryxipelas. Headache,
Vita, l.'i: itmafisDi, ICrttptroits and Skin Diseases,
I.irer Complaint, Dropsy, Tctfet; Tumors and
Salt Jthemn, Worms, (loitt, jVeir'a'yia, as a
JJimier otiil J'jr Vur'tfyiiuj the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
I e;t aperient in the world for all the purposes of a
f.imily physic.
Prico 25 cents per Bos ; Five boxc3 for $1.00.
('rent numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and rmiueiit personages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness of these
remedies, hut our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our Amkkicwn At.m a xac i which they
are given; with also full descriptions of the above
comp laints, and the treatment that should be fol
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put olf by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations Ihev make mnro profit on.
Demand AvKit's, and take 110 others. The sick
Want the best aid there is for them, aud they should
have it.
All our remedies are for sale by
J. ,T. WOOD,
P.RODKICK.
Maysville, Ky,
SEATON ,f-
.jiine 19
OUR FFvIEKD. OUR COMFORTER
DR. S. O. RICHARDSON.
SHERRY WINE BITTERS.
F. CELEBRATED EEJIEDY
FOR
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION".
j Jaundice-, IVvrr mid Ase. ;(rra, i,e.
....... .... insra.es nrisiiis from
a Disordered stoimich, I,iyer, or
ItoXV.'fls.
TH m nrc.use(1 !V"' 'ecommended hv leading
1. I hys.eians o! the country , and afl who tr?
them pr-.noiinee them invalmiole
Di:
"i; t 2 ''-y'KllE. writes from Na
stark Co., Olno."lbe Itlttr ,.,
varre
praised by those snti'ering from indigestion, dyl
peoia and hver complaint." c ' '
li:. WM. M. KKl.'l:. ,.f T :m. t ,
writes t;s that they are the most vah.ablo'rnedi
, cine oHercd. He has reeommanded then, wit,
ZVtL.h several
1 ""i auu general Ue- I
bililv.
D." K. OALLKHERS. M. n r.,:. ,
Sherrv'w- ?J mnd
r!
medicine. 1 ""umuug
SUCH NEWS 7E ARE EECElVlwrj T,aTr
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are soid hv Ale. t
Price 75 ets. per bottle. J. V
. , Jiera eeneraliv
aineinnati, Ohio, Proprietors
II ARRIS fc CO.
lor the Southern
For sale bv MaU'S' ' WLm udds orders!
'w-0' rodcriel:; Maysville,
ir.tT. Watson: Foster,
Crain & Co.; Hillsboro
a. jaoyd; Shnrpsbnrg,
.TohnT. Sh'iherd; Grayson,
Eli et Co.: Catletsburg,
J-II. Haskell Son: Ashland
junel9linnter& Maddox; Ripley, Ohio
TF YOU WANT TO BUYAETTOP
JEWELRY CHEAP, GO TO
BROW N'S, in Caowalladek's Building.
Maysville, june 12,
fHEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT
INSTANT RELIEF! STOP YOUR CCTjQ.fr
PURIFY YOUB BREATH!
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICES!
SPALDING'S
Throat Confections,
GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN,
GOOD FOR LECTURERS,
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPV.A v.
GOOD FOR SINGERS,
GOOD FOR CONSUMPTIVE
GENTLEMEN CARRY
SPALDING'S THROAT CONFECTION?
LADIES ARE DELIOIITED WITH
SPALDING'S THROAT CONFECTIONS
CHILDREN CRY FOR
SPALDING'S THROAT CONFECTIONS,
I They relieve a Congli Instantly.
The-.y clear the Throat.
They give et ength and volume to-the oic
They impart a delicious aroma to tbe breatf
Tliey are delightful to the taste.
I They are made of simple herbs and cttnng
! harm any one.
! I ad vise every one who has a Cough or 1
' Ihtskcy Voice or a Had Breath or any difficult?
f the Throat, to get a package of my Thro
: Confections, they will relieve yoa instantly, j
' you will agree with mo that "they go rights
the hpot. " You will find them very uatftj
; and pleasant while travelling or attendi.
' public meeting for stilling your Congh allajiij
your thirst. If you try one package I am w'.
in saying that you will ever afterwards comid,
them indispensible. You wll find them at tht
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines,
j PRICE. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
j My signature iu on each package. All other n
connterfait.
A Package will besent by mail, prepaid, on rcipt
I of Thirty Cents.
1 Address,
HENRY C. SPALDING,
i No. 4S CEDAli STREET, NEW-YORL
CURE or
NervousHeadache
eaclache.
P y tiie nse ot tlieso Pills the period;
attacks of Nervous or Sick Headache may be
prevented :ati'l if hilien nt the commenceniest of
an uttiiet immediate relief from pain and rick
ness v. ill he obtained.
Tin? seldom fail in removing the Nauseas ftcii
Headaches to which females are so subject.
They act (iC.'y "tK)n the bowels, rcmuvim
Costi wac.
Per Literary .Men Students, Delicate Femle,
.inn an jei uiis hi seoeniary naoits, iney ura val
uable as a J.nxative, improving tbe appetite.gir
in? tone an l vior to the digestive organs, if
storii:'.' the natural elasticity and strength of the
j wnoic.svsiem.
The CEril A LIC I'lLLS are the result of loni
investigation and carefully conducted extwri
nu t ts, havirpbeen in nso many years, durirj
win h time they have prevented and relieved
vaa amoxa of pain and suffering from Head
j aeh , wl ctlier originating in the nervous j-Min
! or ' 'n aderansred state of the stomach.
I J hey are entirely vegetable in their corapew
. tio .and iiay be taken at all times with perfect
sat tv without making any change of diet, and
ithe absence ot any disagreeable taste render it
j easy to administer them to childern.
! , lilVAI.'KOF CUUNTKKEITS
; The genuine have five .signatures of Ilenrj C.
i Spalding on each Ko.v.
! Sold by Druggists and all other Dealer! in
; -Meaicines
1 of as; ckSts"1 prepft5J on recc,f
j All orders bhould be ad'drcssed to
HENRY C. SPALDING,
Cedar Street. New York
j TilK FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
! CEPHALIC PILLS.
WILL CON V INCE ALL WHO SUFFER Fk
HED ACHE,
.THAT A
SPEED V AND SURE CURE IS WITH IS
THEIR REACH.
An 1 m .
"Vm" iesiimonials were nnsolicited by Mr.
Spalding, they afford unquestionable proof ol
the efficacy of this ecieniific discovery.
Mason villb, Conx, Feb. 5,1361
. SrALDISO.
Sin:
I have tried yonr Cephalic Pills, and I Jika
them so we that I want you to send mo two
dollars worth more.
Part of these are for n, .
T " v.i iiciUlliiurB, U WUV'"
I gave a few out of the first box I got from you.
bend the pills by mail, and oblige
lour oh't Servant,
JAMES KENNED T.
IIavertokd, Pa., Feb, 1861.
Mr. Spalding,
Sir:
f'p.-.h!.,.T.M,ifcoT0lJJ,ne one moro box of y00'
Yours, respectfully,
MARY ANN STOIKHOUSE.
A sinsrlR lint I In r sn iTmi'iio nor.
miallyr Wlllve ten times its cost an-
SPALDING'S
PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S
SPALDING'S
PREPARED GLUE 1
PREPARED GLUE!
THE PIECES !
SAVE
ECONOMY !
DISPATCII!
Time Sai-ea N!n."
Ear " A Stich in
As accidents will happen, even in wellregnU
tecl lamihes, it is very .desirable to have torn
cheap and convenient way for repairing Furai
ture. Toys, Crockery, etc.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
neBlifnh"e?,,erfencie and no household
ana up to the sticking point.
" USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
r " A Brusli accompanies each Bottle.
1 rice, 2o cents. Address,
HENRY C. SPALDING.
No. 43 Cedae Street, New York
.CAUTION.
As certain unnrineinnll . .mnt.
in t i ' J iOUUPHIO llCi'l'
tM P r off,?,n,.the unsuspecting public, irai'
f,n H f my 1 KEiARD GLUETl woald cot-
iiu an persons to examino hornu nnli.9in
na see that the full name,
"SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,J3
wrap7r; all others are wind