Maysville Weekly Bulletin from Maysville, Kentucky • Page 3

THE BULLETIN. MAYSVILLE. THURSDAY. SEf. 3 "ft-T-Persons wishing the Bulletin, must pay for it hi advance.

We are compelled to edont this course in astice to ourselves. Oaf terms ere only One Dollar per year, AtCamp Morton, on Thursday, 160 rebel prisoners were sworn Into service of the tToited States by Capt. Miller, Superintendent of Recruiting, at Iodinapolis, and received their bounty from Capt. Jordan of the 9th regalar infantry. "KrThe rebel Government Court of In quiry to investigate' the capitulation of Vicksbarg and Port -Hudson, convened at Montgomey, Alabama, on the 15th inst are 1,966 prisoners confined at CampZlorton.Indiaaapolis.

Allof Morgan's men but two have been sent to Camp Doug-las. understood among Gen. Scott's personal friends in Washington, that he is Dow engaged at West Point completing memoirs of his life and times. (rCspt. Casey, United States Engineers, has surveyed the II arbor of Belfast, Maine, for the purpose of locating batteries.

Work is to be commenced immediately. They will be earthworks, mounting rifle cannon, OrThe scarcity of labor created by the absence of men in the army, has brought out hundreds of women to work in wheat and corn-fields all over Indiana. The Lafayette Courier says it noticed the other day a party of women, two mites ftom any house, cutting hay on a prairie. They were working with a mowing machine, and had cut at least twenty acres. 0A few days ago a terrible bail storm swept through Crawford, Grant and Lafayette counties, Wisconsin, aud much damage was dons.

The damage cannot be less than $20,000 through Grant county. (XT The Washington papers deny the statement that Meade is re-enforced by one thousand conscripts daily. The re-enforcements are on the contrary, said to be very few, while Lee's are numerous. Richmond (Ind.) Telegram says that the hog cholera has lately made its appearance in different parts of Wayne county, and seem to have broken out in several places at once. OjrMr.

Daniel Ballenger, formerly from Maysville, but more recently a pilot on the steamboat City of Madison, was blown op on that boat at Vicksburg a few days ago. He died on his way up to St. Louis and was buried in that city on Wednesday the 26th icst. be Kepublican State Convention Illinois, nominated, on Friday, 21st inst.f Stephen A. Miller, for Governor, and 0 D.

Sherwood, for Lieut. Governor. Richmond Examiner denies Parson Brownlow's report, that ex-Governor Aiken, of South Carolina, is a prisoner of the Confederate Government. (XrClaims to the amount of $18,000 have been filed against the city of Troy, i for damages done by the mob OCTThe abolitiooistSof Millersburg.Obio, seek to force on the people of the v- i-t 'iseceded terms of submission that had ajolification and bonfires when they wond deprive tbem of their rights under heard of the death of lion. John J.

Crltten- their State Governments, and under the eD Constitution of the United States. He says I neither reconstruction nor restoration of the (KrQuartermaster Gen. Meigs says that Government are necessary, and Kentucky the Government has lost nine thousand asks only for the preservation of the Union, horses in the Maryland and Pennsylvania If the rebellion had been successful, recon- struction'would be necessary, but inasmuch campaigns. as it is a failure, the preservation of the OCTThe commutation money paid by Union is the otly task assigned to us. drafted men will amount, it is supposed, to He denies the right of any State to be re- some forty or fifty throughout the country, millions of dollars -r, i i has been saving up bis salary for a year past to go into the rail-splitting business in 1865.

(KrRebel papers received at Morehead City say that Jeff. Davis has decided, alter a conference with the Cabinet, to call out 500,000 black troops, who are to receive their freedom and 600 acres of land at the end of the war. Goddard House Hops. There will be Hops given at the Goddahd House on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Evenings of next week. Prof.

Ammon'b Band has been engaged for the occasion. Rebel Raid at Flejiikgsbubg. It was reported in this City yesterday, that early in the morning of that day a force of some 60 rebels entered Flemingsburg and robbed the bank, seized goods of the merchants and horses belonging to persoftof the town and county. We have heard nothing more jpecifio or authentic than as above stated. luFBESSKKNT of Hobses.

On yesterday And the day preceding, the Federal military In this neighborhood, impressed sundry horses, said to have been done for special service. Some of the horses impressed the first day, we are informed, were returned. la one case, we understand, where a citizen's horse was demanded, he compromised with the soldier by paying him five dollars to abstain taking the anjraal. dispatch from the blockading fleet ays that on the morpiog of the 17th icst. a a large sloop of-war, of ten guns, with the British flag flying, swept past the blockading steamers, and immediately hoisted the rebel flag and passed in to Wilmington, which is the fourth rebel war vessel that has run this blockade within six weeka.

lOWe invite the attention of our readers to the advertisement of our friend Albkbt, and to his stock of China. Glass and Queenswafe, and beautiful Fancy Goods--rare and fascinating specimens of which can be seen in the windows of bis new and handsome store, challenging the admiration of the passer-by, and affording a rare chance for the gratification of the taste of those disposed to purchase such arti cles for themselves, or touvenirs for their friends. His store and stock of useful and ornamental articles remind us of the workshops of the fairies, and we commend them especially to the ladies. Mr. Albert deserves, and we trust will receive a large share of the public patronage.

Oy-The stock of cotton in the South, as estimated bv planters and others. Is near about 2,500,000 bales. 07" A private dispatch, dated Hong Kong, July 6. says a war against Japan by En gland and France, is almost certain. 07" Judge Advocate Holt decides, that man abroad or at sea, who may be drafted, not to be considered a deserter, in the spirit of the law, until he Is notified of the fact that he has been drafted.

COThere are three fathers in Nottingham township, Chester county, Pennsylvania, who have lonrteen sons in the Union army. OrFred. Douglass has cease i the pub lication of his paper, and, in bis valedictory, declares that he is going South to aid in the raising of negro troops. 0OThere is a considerable amonntof cot ton being carried into Memphis by wagons. fj'Wendall Phillips has paid his com mutation fee of $300bo say the Boston papers as has also Edward Everett for his two sons, who were also drafted.

These gentlemen are all patriots. Colonization Notice. The Liberia packet ship will sail, from Baltimore to Liberia, on the 1st of November, 1863. Those free colored persons in Kentucky who design going to Liberia at that time, and those servants set free to go there, the executors will give notice to Rev. A.

M. Cowau, Frankfort, Ey. The emigrants from Kentucky will leave Lexington, on the 27th October, 1863, to be in Baltimore in time. Papers published in Kentucky will please publish this notice. Telegraphic Correspondent Daily Commercial.

The Iiinngnration of Cov. Bramleitr The Programme of To-morrow Outline of the Inaugural Add res. Frankfort, Angust 31, 1863. The inauguration commences to-morrow; it promises to be very interesting An immense crowd will be present, including many of the wealthiest and most influential citi zens of Kentucky. A special train will ar-r 1 rive from Lexington at an early hour.

Sev- 1 I I I erai uuuureu persona are expected uu lue train from Louisville. At 9 o'clock the newly elected Governor will be escorted to the State Honse Square by the civil and military authorities, tie will be addressed on behalf of the citizens by Attorney General J. M. Harlan. The retiring Governor will then make an address, at the conclusion of which be will introduce Governor Bramlette, who will deliver his inaugural.

Tt n(, whal Mr. Rrmltt n- terms the mad ess of a certain class of peo- aamuiea mrougn me lorm or a uon- venlion. 1 here having been no successlul disruption of the Government, no readmis- ion is necessary. Ibe insubordination of tDe Southern blates caused the Government ,0 BUbBtitute military for civil law. When these States lay down their artrsand return to their allegiance, civil law will again be resumed.

The Government should see to it that their allegiance is put into the bands of loyal men. If, during their terms of insubordination, any violation of State Constitution or the Constitution of the United States has been committed, the matter must be tested in the courts of the land, after such States have laid down their arms. Mr. Bramlette is opposed to the arming of negroes, not because be doubts the authority of the Government to make use of any means to carry on the war successfully; or because of sympathy for the rebels, but because such a measure is calculated to humiliate the pride of loyal white men, and to produce insubordination among the slaves of loyal owners. He asks, what will become of all these negroes at the close of the war? They will not be permitted to remain in the South among the people against whom they have been fighting and must therefore swarm in the Northern and border States.

Toward the close of the address something is said against a party which seeks popular favor on the ground of its pretended love for liberty of speech and press and constitutional rights. Without mentioning names, he deals bard blows at the Yallan-dighamers of the North. The official election retcrns give the entire vote for Bramlette for Wickliffe, 17 344. The vote of the counties of Clinton, Harlan, Johnson, Letcher, Pike and Perry are thrown ont, because the official returns were not made to-day. They are border mountain counties, with no mail communication at preseut.

The vote in Harlan County was 320 for Bramlette and 40 for Wickliffe. Perry County gave Bramlette 103, Wickliffe 6. A beautiful thought is suggested In the Koran: Angels, in the grave will not question thee as to the amount of wealth ibou bast left behind thee, but what good deeds thou bast dona while in the world, to entitle thee to a seat among the blest, DYSPEPSIA AND GENERAL UE BILITY. Carlisle, Wabben County, O. March 8, 1858.

Da. C. W. Robactc Dear Sir: For the benfitof suffering humanity permit me to say that I have found your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, a sure cure for Indigestion and Liver Complaint. have suffered from the above-mentioned diseases for five years and have tried a great many physicians, but all to no purpose.

was advised bv a friend to try your Blood Purifier and Pills and did so. I was livin in Cincinnati at the time, and I went to your office and purchased one bottle of tb former and one box of fills to commence with, and bleas the day I found your vaiuabl medicines, for I am enjoying good health at present, and feel confident that the cure is permanent. Let others buy and take what they please, as for me, give me the Blood Purifier and Pills for all chronic diseases which arise from impure blood or derange ment of the digestive organs. I take no other medicines, and have not for the last eighteen months. Most truly, T.

V. Dubis. See advertisement. FAIR FOR 1863. The annual exhibition of the Norih Kentucky Agricultural and Mechanical Association will be held on the grounds near this place, on Sept the Sth, 9th, 10th and 11th.

The list of Prem iumsand awarding commi ttee will bo the same as adopted for Any persoh wanting programme can get it at tbis (Bulletin) office. H.II. COX.Sec'ty, August 18th, 1860. FAIU FOR I83. I he next annual exhibition of the Union AoBiocLTusALj Association of Mason and JJrocken Counties will be held on the grounds near Germ an town, on Sept.

22, 2S, 24, 25 The Premiums and Awarding Committee are the same as adopted for 1S62. Programmes can be procured of the Secretary of the Association IIERY SMOOT, Pkbsidxnt A EXPERIENCED MALE TEA CI EE XV wishes to obtain a situation Address LOCK BOX 9, Maysville, Ky. sept 8. 1S68. MEW CHINA, GLASS AND Queensware House ALBERT, SeoondL Street On door below Geo.

Arthur1 1 Confectioner Store, T7" EE PS CONSTANTLY ON HAND a iarob AKD WELL 8KLKOTKD STOCK FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA, GLASS. QUEENS WARE AND FANCY GOODS in great variety. aa vases. Toilet eets in umat, Jrarian Marble and Hobemnin Ulass, Jewel Boxes: Fancy and Toy Boxes, Toy Tea Sets, etc. Also, Tea Sets in French and English China, plain and gilt Plated and Brittannia Casters, and Plated Table Ware of all descriptions.

Also, a large and fine assortment of COAL OIL LAMPS of all sizes aud styles. Burners. Chimneys, Shades and Wicks; the very best of pure coal on, uans, eto. All ot which will be sold for CASH at the very lowest Cincinnati fcFCali. see and judge for yourselves! Maysville, sept 8, 1S63 R.

ALBERT. GRAIN DRILLS. TIARMERS are requested to call and ex- amine a new Grain Drill for putting in their fall crops. It has many improvements over the old Drill, and those wanting one would io well to call early, or sale ty JJMO. II.

KICiiESOJS. Maysville, sept 8.1S63. Tuck Combs! WE ha ve many varieties consisting of India Jivhber, Muffalo, Amber, Merlin. Wire, ana urencn nil ot the latest stvie. BEATON fe BRODRICK, sept 3 Cor.

2nd and Court Sts. MAGNOLIA BALM! T7OR BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION, Eradicating Freckles, Eruptions, Sun- bdkn and Tan. For sale bv sepl8 SEATON BRODRICK. DIXON'S BLACKBERRY CARMINITIVE FOR Dysentery, Diarrhea, Flux, Cholera Morbus and Summer Complaint. For sa'e by SEATON BRODRICK, Cor.

2nd Court Sts. sert3 FARM FOR SALE. I WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE THE FARM on which I now reside, containing 150 Acres Fonrand a half miles from Maysville, on the old Rittersville and May slick road, and 1 miles east of the Fleming Pike. There are on the premises a small Dwelling House, Negro Cabin, good Barn and all necessary Out houses, and never-failing Water. Permission giv tn to Seed this fall.

Enquire of the undesigned on the premises. THOMAS OR1DGE. August 27th, 1S61- lm i THE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION will commence the First Monday of September, And continue TWENTY WEEKS. The Terms are as before advertised. The Course of Study continues the same, with improvements which may be suggested by experience.

Competent teachers will alwaya be employed in the different departments as their necessities may demand. This School is chartered with Collegiate privileges, and students may pursue a portion or the whole of the Collegiate course. Pupils from distance can obtain board in the family of the rrincipnl M. H. SMITH, Principal, aug 21, 1863.

MAYSVILLE FEMALE INSTITUTE. THE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION will commence the First Monday in September. For further particulars, address the Principal, Miss J. B. PARKE.

Maysville, August FRESH BLUE LICK WATER, KEPT Constantly on and on tap, For sale by wartd J. H. KOTBQN. FRANK COONS. Attorneys at Law, MAYSVILLE, KY.

tgyPrompl attention oaid to Collecting.fi3 june 86a COLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, if a rs vil le, ILL Practice Law in the Courts of Mason and adioininir counties. All collections in Northern Kantnnkv will receive prompt attention rar-Offiea on Court street with Stanton fc Thboop. April 80, 1868-ly J. K. SUMRALL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, MAYSVILLE, KY TTTILL practice in the Courts of Mason and ad- joining counties.

OFFICE West-side Court Street. E. C. PHISTER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE ON THE WEST SIDE OF COURT ST. MAYSVILLE, KY August 14 Sewing Machine for Sale.

Have a No. 1 LaJd Webster Sewing, 1 Machine, in fine running order that 1 will sell at a reduced price. CriAS. WHITE, Boot Shoe Store The Kentucky Harvester. Having had large orders for the celebrated Reaping and Mowing Machine, all being sold but one.

Those not supplied would do well to call early and secure that. For Sale by. june 25, 1868. JNO. II.

RICHESON. Cider MilL Xhave for sale asplended Cider Mill, also Mills for pressing Native Wine. For sale by june 2J. IVII I JNO. H.

RICHESON. Oils. Lard Oil; Lubricating Oil; Pure Burning Coal Oil and wagon axle Grease. For sale low for cash by, JOHN H. RICHESON.

GLASS FRUIT JARS! all kinds and sizes at SEATON BRODRICK. Corner 2nd and Court Sts. TALL AND SQUAT JARS, with Ja-paned Tops, of all sizes at i t- rry. nTiATTTm- Corner 2nd and Court Sts. EALING WAX CORKS, for Fruit Cans, Jars, Jugs, For Sale SEATON BRODRICK AT ACHINE OIL OF OF VARIOUS JltJL kinds, for sale by SEATON BRODERICK.

MULLINS HUNT'S NEW WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE! TH SUBSCRIBERS, LONG ESTABLISHED in a large retail Dry Goods business in Maysville, would call the attention of Coun try Merchants to their recent addition of an extensive Wholesale Department; which will be conducted on a STRICTLY CASH PRINCI PLE. The many yeara 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 our pur chases being made for "Lash," together with a firm determination to sell at a mere commission advance on Eastern Cost, will be sufficient guaranties to CLOSE UASU ituyjKS 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 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 slotted to J3 V. 3NT ID CJ-A.

3F fit AND 1ST otions, Will be at all times especially attractive as par ticular attenfion will be paid to them, and a LARGE STOCK Kept constantly on hand. Wo would impress pon our friends that in sending ns orders they may rely upon having them executed to the fullest extent of our ability. MULLINS HUNT, Cheap Dry Goods Store, 2nd Street, Maysville, Ky. Maysville, Ky. Jan.

8,1863. FOXSPMNGS! TBIS OLD AND WELL KNOWN WATERING- PLACE, SITUATED IN FLEMING COUNTY, Ten Miles East of Flemingsburg. in a Moun tainous region, celebrated for its pure and in vigoraung atmospnere ana wild and beautiful scenery, is again open tor the reception of visitors. The variety and virtues of its waters, consisting of the WHITE AND BLACK SULPHUR, CHALYBEATE AND ALUM, Afford to the invalid the largest chance for improvement. No pains will be spared to render those comfortable who visit the Springs either for health or pleasure.

Mrs. E. F. FLEMING, Proprietress. For any information as to prices, address W.

C. FLEMING, Goddard House, Maysville, Ky. Come down in the center, That's what it means SADDLERY. THE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW SITUATED JL so aa to give his undivided attention to the Manufactory of every article connected with the SADDLE AND HARNESS TRADE 1 He has now on hand and in process of making, a splendid assortment of Gentlemen and Ladies' Saddles Saddle Bags; Buggy, Carriage, Biake and Sulkey Harness; Wagon and Plow Gear; Riding Bridles, with Racking, Port aud Bitls; Waggon, Buggy, Coach, Snlkey and Riding vVhips; Hog and Kiptkin Collars; Horse Covers, suitable for ail seasons; Leather, Web and Rope Halters; Worsted, Cotton and Hemp Girths; Red top and Iron strapt Haroes; Dray and Cat Harness: in short every thing usually kept in a Saddlery Establishment, which will be sold at Wholesale and JKetail, at low prices, to punctual dealers; 5 per cent off for cash. t3VAl Reoairinff attended to at once, at my Old Stand, on 2nd street, to find which.

"Come down in the Center," between Market as iutton T. K. R1CKETTS. Maysville, March 26th, 1S68. U- COCHRAN'S FAMILY GROCERY STORE, No 32, west-side Market OloIno'I MAYSVILLE KY.

JUST received a large stock of Family and Assorted Groceries, such as Suffar, Sy rap, Coffee, Teas, Mackrrcl, Fish, Nutmegs, Spices, tJanclies, willow and Wooden Ware, Brcom, Tobacco, Cigars, Ac, Ac. Having bought all my Goods for cash, and my motto being "4uickSai.es and Small Promts," 1 can assure all who -may give me a call, the cheapest Groceries in the city l3yJ'rie best quality ot CUALi UlLi always on hand and for sale at the lowest market price. A. B. COCHRAN.

N. B. Five year Old Bourbon on tap, and the best of all kinds of Liquors constantly on hand. Maysville, March 19, 1868. A.

a.Ki. PHENIX Insurance Company BROOK LIN, NEW YORK. STEPHEN CROMWELL, President. PHILANDER SHAW, Secretary. Capital, $200,000.

Fire and Inl an Risks taken by this reliable Company on reasonable terras. Prompt set tlement lor losses. GEO. A. ORR, A sent.

Office, Union Coal Oil Company. Jan 29, iS6a-no 88- SOAP STARCH, of best brands, for sals low june 19 By BEN PHISTER. WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEELEY! Tf HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE I Stock of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry of the Latest Fashions. I have also on hand'a large stock of SILVER WARE, PLATED WARE AND FANCY GOODS. A large Stock of MATERIAL kept on hand to accommodate the trade.

lParticular attention paid to Repairing aud Cleaning Watchei. Jewelry fc Silver Ware made to Order. C. F. DUFEU, Next door to Sensation Store.

Maysville, June 4th, 1S62. CHINA, CLASS AND QUEENSWARE! HAV 1JNG pu tire Stock urchased of S. C. Psiarck. h.s en of CHINA, GLASS QUEENS- WARE, we will continue thebnsinessiu the house tonnerly occupied by learce, Tone Holton.

We have on band and are receiving a large and complete Stock of staple and fancy GOODS of every description. We keep constantly on hand a large and select assortment of French China Tea Setts, Casters, SILVER TLATED WARE, FINE TABLE CUTLERY, TEA WAITERS. VASES. GLASSES and all articles of China and Glassware, all of which we offer at Cincinnati prices for Cash. We respectfully invite the attention of Country Merchants and the public generally.

Prompt attention given to all orders. G. A. J. E.

McCARTHEY, Market Street, opposite Goddard House. Maysville, March 19. 1S68. "Window Glass. A Large lot just received, comprising many LARGE AND ODD SIZEti For Sale by SEATON fc BRODRICK.

mar2S Cor. Second Court Sts. JOHN A. SEATON, J.B. BRODRICK SEATON BRODRICK WHOLESALE DETJGrGrlSTS, AND DEALERS INJ MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, Faints, (Oils, Glass, CORNER 4 COURT STS.

March 19, ly POSTAL CURRENCY" I MAGIC BOOKS for above, also tome newstylea very convenient at the NEW DRUG STORE, Cor. 2d Court CUTTING BOXES! ANEW SUPPLY just received and tor sal mar 19 By JNO. H. RICHESON. 50,000 Shingles ON hand and for sale cheap for cash.

Call early. JNO. H. RICHESON. July 3, 1SSS.

Mustard Seed Wanted! FOR which the highest mar test price will banaid in Cash or Goods, at our Drag Store. Corner Court and 2nd street. SEATUS tt JJROBKICK; Maysville, Augosj 18, 186fc "lis pent-up Utka CMtned frwert. For tie vide kosdlea Coatiseit ii bio." lave been introduced to the public for more than six years, and have acquired aw far exceeding any Family Medicines of a similar nature in the market. An appreciating public was not long in discovering they possessed remarkable and hence their and consequent profit to the Proprietory thus enabling him to expend of dollars each year in advertising their merits, and publishing the which have been showered upon him froav The peculiarity of the is that they strike at the root of by eradicating every particle of impurity for the life and health of the body depend upon the purity of the blood.

If the blood is poisoned, the body drag out a miserable existence. These medicine for curing Scrofula, Liver Complaint, Skin, (Diseases, Female Complaiiimt Salt Rheum, Iheumatis7nt Dyspepsia, Syphilis, Old Sores, Fever and Jlguet Leuoorrhaea, Sick Headache, Erysipelas, St. Anthony's Fit' Tumors, Eruptions, Fits, Scrofulous Consumption, eto. ONE person writes, her daughter was cured of fits of nine years' standing, and St. Vitus' dance of two years.

AN 0 THE It writes, his son was cured after his flesh had almost wasted away. The doctors pronounced the case incura-able. ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Ague' after trying every medicine in bis ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore' which had existed fourteen years. ANOTHER of Rheumatism of eight-years. Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint could be mentioned in-which the Purifier and Pills "WovVt Vvt o.

are the most active and thorough pills' that have ever been introduced. They act so directly upon the Liver, exciting that organ to such an extent ax that the system does not relapse into it former condition, which is too apt to tr the case with simply a purgative pill. They are really a which, in conjunction with the will cure all the aforementioned and, of themselves, will relieve and euro' Headache, Qostiveness, Colio Pains, Cholera Indigestion, (Pain, in the Rowels, (Dizziness, etc. Try these medicines, and you will never regret it. Ask your neighbors, who have used them, and they will say they are and you should try them before going for a Tjhvsician.

Get a Pamphlet or Almanac of my local agent, and read the certificates, and if yoir have ever doubted you will Do)i)a cvo Kvoee. As a proof that th Blood Fnrifier and PHla ara mraly vegetable, I have the certificate of thoee eminent chemUU, Profeiaors Chilton of Mew York, and? Locke of Cincinnati. Bead Dr. Boback'e Bpeeial Notice, and Certifieatar pnbliehed in a conapicuona part of thU Paper front time to time. Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Porl-fior, $1 per bottle, or So per balf dozen.

Of the Scan. ainarian Vegetable Blood Pills, 25 cents par box, or boxes for $1. Principal Office and Salesroom, Ve. 6 East Fourth BU Sd Bonding from Main Cincinnati, O. Lab calory, Mo.

18 Hammond Street. FOR SALE BY J. J. WOOiA Maysville, MACKEY A WOOD, do, JOHN RICHARDSON? Mayslick W. D.

WOOD, Sardis, JOHN B. HOWARD, WILLI A. 8, Germantdwn, ROBT. STEVE N80N pnyivcl BULLOCR SULLI i -jr, And by Drageri sts and hia'. 11 throughout the Unite St I in 1 Jan.

S-ly li. II. IOJVG, WHOLESALE AND SETAIL DEALER men Corner of Wall 2nd Streets--' MAYSVILLE, a KENTTJ6. jqga 19, 1888-ly UNION COAL OILv ALWAYS ON HAND, and for Sale a lows. market price by BEN CODINATIOT MILI CIDER GRAPE MILL, CORN SHELLEfc 1 and SHUCKER, all combined in-one Mill, a hew and complete Machine, just received and for sale by JNO.

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