THE WESTERN CITIZEN

FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 22, 1865.

WINTER.

BY CHARM'S D. CARDHTTE.

He comes! The tanlv Winter comes!I hear his foot-tcp- s through the nights'.I hear his vanguard Irom the heights

Much through ihe pines with niullled drums!

His naked feet nrc on the mend:The grass blades still'en in his path.No tear for child of. Earth he hath!

No iiiy for her tender seed!

Thebaic oak shudders at his breath!A moment by the stream he slayslis melody is mule! A glaze

Creel s o'er its dimples, as of death!

I mm fettered streim and blackened moor,') he city's walls lie silent nears;'1 he mansions of the rich he fu.iis!

He sto: ins the cabins of the poor!

The curtained com h. the glow itir hearth,'J he frost rimmed C!i aybeard's powerdefy;L'e curses i s he hurries by

And strikes the beggar, dead, to earth!

I orcveiy gleaming liall hespnres,A bundled hearlh'ess hovels holdHems useless, crisp with ice ami cold,

Watched by a hundi cd grim Despairs!

The forests grow by His coinmandWho saith,'-il- lendelh to the Lord,Who ;'iveth to the poor!" Your hoard

Is His! Ye stewards of the land!

Here is your mission! Ye who feedYour lavish tires! Not afar,Hut at your doors, your Heathen are!

God's poor your creditors! Take heed!

The path is long o l'agan shores,'Their skies are sunny. God o'er all!The Winter's deadly harvest fall

Around you! Dead vour Master's stores.

The Rocky Mountain News tells of anenthusiastic young Missotnian who, eulosizing the beauty of his 'gal," said, '1'b. loggoned il' she ain't as inetty as a retwagon

It is telatcd that Senator Sumner calledon 1 resilient Johnson a lew days .since,ii rit , anion other grounds (or the nnnic- -

hensions with which he was oppressed, re-- b

rred to the fact that in the South theycontinued to denounce the Union. TheI'lesideti.t is lepoited to have replied: 'Andn f r denouncing the Union, 1 am veryson y to say that's true to a great extent inthe South, but yon know they've been doingllait op in Massachusetts, too!"

At the breaking of the ground for thecommencement ot the Lynchburg and Ten-nessee railroad at Lynchburg, a clergymansolemnly ami slowly read a manuscriptprnyr, at the conclusion of which an oldncgio man, who had been resting with oneloot on his spade, and his arms on thehandle, looking inteutlv in the chanlaiVslace, straigheneit liimselt up and temarkedvery audibly: 'Well. I reckon lint's ,1,Jfirst time do Lord's ebcr been writ to on desubject of rail loads." '

The waterfalls which form so imnAi-lon- tiinpoi IU11 1

a pait of the toilet of a modern lady of fashion, are procured, it would seem, at Mm v

pense of a grout deal of annoyanco to thesofter sex ot Gei many. According to theEuropean newspapeis, the whole country isin an uproar on account of the people who

. go about, scissors in hand, with the ex-pie-

object of cutting the hair of .everywoman who walks with it dressed after thefashion of the country, i. e., hanging inlong plaits over the back. Even thechurches are not free from these pestilentthieves, the last case reported being that ofa lady whoso hair was cut off while engagedin her devotions in the Evangelical Church 'of Linda.

"Ain't it wicked to rob dis chickenroost, George?" "Dat's a great moralqtiostion, Sam; wo aiu't got time to argueit now hand down anot'her pullet."

At a protracted meeting recently heldout Yet, an ancient sister in the churcharose and saul: "I see young ladies herewho think more of gewgaws, furbelows .!

(jbons, and laces than they do of theirCreator. I loved them once, and adorned '

my hat with Ercncli artificial flowers,blight colored ribbons, and bky blue trim-mings; but I found they were dragging medown to desti notion, and I took them offand gave them to my sister."

Maiivaux was accosted by a beggar whoappeared tlie pictuie of health. 'Why,'said 'do yon not laboi? You seem "tobo well atl vigoions.' 'Ah, Monseur,

the mendicant, 'if you knew hew lazyI nm .' 'Hold!' said Maiivaux 'here's acrown for your frankness. '

Lately inGeoigia, a Confederate turnedip u...lw had been in the war and never been

oec n lour times repotted dead, -and on at last coming home, found his wifehad believed the reports and married an-- 1

A"oilier man. Ha determined to "Tve her un-- '

. ' 'but said he to1

a number of f mpatlnzing. jn?

Irion.l. II, I 'miiig mac sticks in my

craw, gentlemen, is hermairyin' a dnrnetlconscript; et he'd a been a man and fontfor his coimtiy as I hev doue, I shouldn'tn keored! Ho was a lyiu' up in the moun-tain- s

when I war doing my duty, the in-- ;fenial cuss, and that's what's 1 "dou't like;him for dmn him!"

During a marriago ceremony the Lride Twas sobbing immoderately while the knot Xwas being tied. "What is the matter, myyoung woman?" aked the official. "Oh!Kir," replied the bride, "it's because it's for- -

ever." "Xo, no," rejoined the parson,"that's a mistake a great mistake: it's1not forever. Death puts an end to the en-gagement." On hearing this the bridedried her tears and was consoled.

A t nifty wife wonders why the men can'tdo something useful. Mightn't they aswell amuse themselves in smoking hamsns in smoking cigars?

Lelbre "love conies in at the door" itiwould be well for him to peep through the! v

keyhole. Ho might see something!that would pievent him from entering.

Secretary Stanton has no great love for;music. Secretary 'Wells, who is said to-b-

qnite deaf, affects a great fondness for it.A professor ot music in 'Washington who!was trying to get up a series of subscriptionconceits in that city last winter, called up-on Mr. Stanton to get him to subscribe,and mentioned as inducement thereto thattho Secretary of the Navy bad already puthis name down. "Oh," replied tho fluffhead of the War Department, "If I wereas deaf as lie Secretary of the Navy, I R.

would subsci'be too."The Detroit Press snys that seventeen)

hiindrml cords of the app'c trosjinder wiiichOeneral Leo surrendered the army ofVirginia havo been disposed of at re-- 1

iimtierative rates, it is officially announced,ihat he didn't surrender under an apple

WEW LUMBER YARDHASTINGS & HAMI TON

HA ING leased he lot near t lie Freight Depot, formerly occupied by B.lianis as a Lumber Yard, have now on hands a full assortment of

Dooris, Sash, Vi-nilia- n ShutTrices lor Cash.HASTINGS & HAMILTON.

Liimhtr, Shin fles, Flooring,ters, A: c.j at Kcduccd

COAL!USIIELS POME ROY0,000 1 to be the best (Joul

Also a larce stock ITITSBUHG

300 bbls. KANAWHA SALT CHEAP.

AGRICULTURALl)LOVS, CLTL 1 A TO IIS, GRAINI EVAl'ORATORS, &V.

AVaiiled! Wheat, Wool,

October G.18C5.

MEXICO"! MEXICO !

0,000,000 LOANOf TIIE- -

Elcpuhlic of Jlcxico.

reu(y-yca- r Coupon Bonds in Sumsoi 50, SlUO, ami 1,000.

INTEREST SEVEN PER CENT, PAYABLE

IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

Principal and Interest Payablein GOLD,

810.000000 to be Sold at SIXTY

CENTS on the DOLLAR,n U. S. Currenev-thu- s vieldini an interest of

TWELVE PERCENT. IN GOLD, or SEVENTEEN PER CENT. IN CURRENCY, at thepresent rate of premium on gold.

THE Fill ST YEAR S INTEREST ALREADY

PROVIDED.

The most DESIRABLE INVESTMENTever OFFERED!

Immense Tracts of Mining and AgriculturalLands; Sixty Per Cf.xt. of Port Dues, Imports,

nl Taxes iu the States of Tamanlipas and SanI.cis Potosi; and the plighted faith of the saidSlates and the General Government are allpledged for the redemption cf these Bonds andpayment of interest.

THE SKCIKITV IS AMPLE..

tm L s. currency

.. win ouy a t..per a. uuiu., Bona 01

jHJ0iin S.ioo

ji;uo 1 1.000

Let every lover of RepuUicanJnslilutions buy at least

ONE BOND.Circulars forwarded and subscriptions received by

JOHN W. CORLIES &CO., andJ. N. T1FFT, Financial Agent of

The Republic of Mexico, 57 Broadwny, N. Y."Subscriptions also received by Banks and

Bankers penerally throughout the United States.Nov 111, 16C5.

BOOT & SHOE HOUSE.

inI iIIE undersicned would respectfully inform

JL the citizens of Paris, and the public generally that they have formed a partnership underthe firm name of

HANEY & GAPER,Fo the purpose of dealing in and manuafac- - On

turing

BOOTS,Shoes, Gaiters, &c.T,leir P'10P is at t,ie 'J stand of John Gaper,

next door to McGlintock &. Davis' Grocery,HA1JI STIIEET, FAlt IS,

They are now opening a new, lorge, and well Ofselected stock of

Ladies', Gents', and Children's

BOOTS AND SHOES,- Of Every Description,

To which they calls the especial attention of buyers, with the tull beliet that they can turuish asgood an article at as low rates as any house in Ken-tucky.

Mr. GAPER will attend specially to the manu- -

factoring department, and will

r aVLJLVL JL KJ Kj.lJJdjXkini's of work for Gents' or Ladies' wear, of

tn?,very best material, and workmanship,riXamine sir stock and prices before purehas--

elsewhereTerms, strictly cash.

PETER HANEY,JOHN GATER.

Sept 20, 18G5

BUILDING LOTSf

FOR SALEWISH to sell privately some desirable build- -

mg lots, in a pleasant neighborhood, convenient to the business part of town.

Parties wishing to build w ill do well to examinebefore purchasing elsewhere.

R. M. KELLY.Oct 27 tf.

PATENTDUPLEX EllPTIC SKIRT,

Large and New Shape, ourwin

Very Flexible, Folded ea--

sily when in use, to oc-

cupy a small space,making it the Which

senMOST AGRSEABtE SKIBT months'

WORN.FOR SALE BY

WEW. W. MASSIK. warrantParis, Nov 24-8- w.

callPICKOVER, ED. T tCKOVt.K

Peckover & Son.

Surgeon Dentists,harborI

North East Corner of Public Square,suchthe

PARIS, KY. ofNovember 10, 18C3-t- f.

F. Yil- -

COAL!!CO A L, from the Celebrated Peacock Mines;for (i rates and Cooking iinrponCS now in use.AND (' ANNl'.I. CO A f.

IMPLEMENTS.DRILLS, SUGAR CANE MILLS,

and all kinds of Produce.HASTINGS tfe HAMILTON.

MUSIC AND VARIETY STORE!

At V. Boos' old stand.

"IX7E; the undersigned, take pleasure in in--

T forming the people of Paris, and surround-iii- ?

country, that we have opened iu Mr. V. Boos'old stand, a

MU$tCVABJETYeTOnEWe will always keep on hand a tine lot of

Pianos, GuitarsViolins, Flutes, Strings, and trie newest and most

favorite pieces and songs uf

SHEET MUSIC,We will also keep a choice and well selected

stock of

rJEO a TSlT saf ,And all other sorts of

VARIETIES &N0TI0NS,In fact you shall find most every little .thinghere from a pin of little tpy to StielT 'a GrandPiano. As to prices, the public jnay lest assuredwe will sell as low as the lowest.

One of the firm, PROF. AMENDE, who hasgreat experience in Piatio MuSic, will pay particular attention to Tuning Pianos. - - : .

The Silversmithing business will still be carned on in the same building, by an experiencedworn man, lor wis. Alulli.

As we have discontinued the sale of Ale andall other drinks, Ladies need not hesitate to visitthe new establishment of

AMENDE & BROTHER.At Mr. Boos' old stand, two doors above M

Shakspeare Drug Store.Paris, Sept. 1, 1665 tf. -

SPECIAL NOTICE,

"VV.A.. DICKEY'SEl SADDLE AND HARNESS

MANUFACTORY.

HAVING purchased the entire stock of theDintrle k Dickev, I am now pre-

pared to accommodate the public with everythingmy line.

Saddle!;! of nil Descriptions.Particular attention paid to the celebrated

SPUROEON SPRING SADDLE!this Saddle I challenge the State, having

worked for years us a journeymen on them, I con-sider none superior.

The McCIcIIan, California, and Kil-go- ur

SaddScs,Constantly on hand and of the best quality: Side

and flaiu Saddles, in great variety. Fine

Buggy and Carriage Harness,superior quality. Plow Harness, of all kinds.

such as Collars, JJack-bamU- , lielly-band- Humes,Chains, iilum-bruJle- &c.

It 1 1 I A GBoth plain and fancy; Bitts, Spurs, Blankets.

Horse Covers, Saddle Bags, Curry Combs,Brushes, ic, rope, leather, and fancy .

web Halters, .

TRUNKS, VALISES, &C."Leather of various kinds for sale.

Cash paid for Hides, Furs, Sheep Pelts, Tallow,gs, Feathers, Beeswax, kc.

W. A. DICKEY,Old stand opposite the Bourbon House. Main

Street, Paris, Kv.June ilth, leGS.

GROCERIES?7i7 E HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH

y supply of

aEOCERIES,consisting in part of

New Orleans Sugar, very nice, 1

Yellow Refined Island Sugar,Stewart's very best Crushed, Granulated and

Pulverised Double Refined "ugars,Sugar-Hous- e Molasses, ic,Syrup, a superior article.Coffee, as good as it grows,

BUCKET, TLBS, BASKETS& BROOMS,in

Tea, brown and black, a No. 1 article.Also, Powder, Shot, Caps and Lead,Window Glass, assorted,Candles, Star and Summer Pressed Tallow, for

Dried Peaches & Apples,Together with a complete stock which w e offer to

custom ers and the public as low as the marketaiiow incse war tunes.

McOLINTOCK k DAVIS.

HARDWARE."1TTE have also received in addition to our for- -

T mer stock, a well selected stock of

HARDWARE.we invite the nublic to HuninK . :n

low tor casn or to punctual customers on 6time. Accounts to fall dun l,.i ..! .ie

Jllnuu'T- - McC. & D.

COAL OIL '4 COAL OIL LUMPS!keep always a good stock of the best

Coal Oil, also, Coal Oil Lamps, which weto give satisfaction. It is useless to enu-

merate;r I

we would just say, if jou want anything, JLfirst on. McC. k D. ing

Januarv IB, 18G3 'cept

Violators of Law Attend. the

HEREBY inform all persons who have, orshall hereafter employ, hire, trade with. nr

any slave or slaves of mine, that I will tofull extent of the law, prosecute for even.

offense the person who so violates the lawsKentucky.

PETER BRAMBLETT.Oct 27 3uip.

BOURBONMARBLE WORKS,

Cor. .11 a in A: Locust Sis.

PARIS, KY.HILL & HOLT,

E ALE1IS INFOREIGN AND AMERICAN MARBLE

MONUMENTSTombs, Tablets, Vaults, Mantles, Furni-

ture Tops, Flower Vases, Fountains &c, kc

Ma ft, im;5-- u

NEW GROCEIIY!

JJAS OPENED A NEW AND COMPLETE

STOCK OF GROCERIESjat Griffing' olil stanW?pposite the Western Ho--

tel, which lie is selUrtg e clieap as the cheapest.Also,

Fresh Fish, Oysters, Game, &cThe liis-fie- market pric paid foXjll kinds olProdKCe, Rags, Scrap-iron- , bheep Ski

Oct 28, 1864.

SADDLERYAND

HARNESS.OUR new stand:W. H. WAINRICHT & CO.,

PURCHASED THE LARGEHAVING room in which the FostOtliee was recently kept, would respectfully an-

nounce to the citizens of Paris and surroundingcountry that they have greatly enlarged their stockwith every thing connected with the

Saddle & Harness Business,Such Spurgeon's celebrated Spring Saddles,Mixers' Spring Saddles, Side Saddles, KillgoreSaddles, Plain Saddles, Military Saddles andEquipage, also a large stock of Bridles, Whips,Spurs, Collurs, Blankets, &c, &c. A good assort-ment of '

BUGGY AND CARRIAGE HARNESS.and various other articles too numerous to men-

tion whioh they w ill selj ns low as any other housein Central Aeniucky lor the cash.

. They ish to purchase a large lot yf, 9;

DRY AND GREEN HI PES,Sheep-Skins- , and all kind of Furs, fohcl:iiywill pay the very highest market price in cash.

done with neatness and despatih

TEUMSSTlitlCTLV CASH.W. H WAINKIGlfT

Paris, June 16, J3C5 f.." ; H ' I

G !10 C E R I ES & I! A HDFAll E.

E HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGEw and well selected stock of

Which we offer to ourcustciprersatid. the ,tobficgenerallj. We intend keeping our,stpck cqinpfeieaiid ifff Sip very besl qui$tyjwjiich yih will'seli. slow as the lowest, itrM wilftase pfesureisliojVj-in- g

our goods whether you purchase or not. Coifrf1

try Produce of all kinds taken in exchange foroods. IN. Ii. KlUN .

Clover Sc Timothy Seed.4 LARGE LOT; JUST RECEIVED ANDV. for sale by N.B. RIONFebruary 12, 1864.

SUGA.RS.O. SUGAR, LOVERING'S CRUSHED,N. Granulated and Powdered Sugar, just re

ceived and for sale byN. B. RION.

COFFEE.LAGUYRA, AND JAVA. JUSTIIO, and for sale by

N.B. RION,

SYRUP.BARRELS, 4 BARRELS, AND KEGSIN Just received and for sale bv' N. B. RION.

MACKERAL.TN BARRELS, J BARRELS, i BARRELS1. aud Kits. Just received and for sale bv

N. B. RION.

CUTLERYKNIVES, BUTCHER KNIVESI)OCKET "Jfcutlery, Just received and fo

sale byN. B RION.

COAL OILrF THE BEST QUALITY. JUST RE- -V ceived and for sale by

N. B. RION.

CEDAB, W-AJFLI-E.

CHURNS, TUBS, AND BUCKETS. JUSTKJ received and forsale by

N. B. RION.

IsT-A.IJi-.s.

TTORTY KEGS, ASSORTED SIZES JUSTreceived and forsale by

N. B. RION.

NOTICE.IF v ING determined to continue the businessof E. Muth.dec'd, for the benefit of his

family, I have employed one of the best workmenthe west, and will be able to give general sat-

isfaction.All repairing done at short notice, and all

Watches warranted to give satisfaction.A complete assortment of Jewelry on hand and

sale at panic prices.ADOLF. AMENDE.

Paris, May tf.

THE PARISCiEANIHG STORE.

IJOllM FORDHAS opened a Cleaning Store, on Main Street,

opposite the Odd Fellows' Hall,where he will clean all kinds of rerLadies' and Gentlemen's Clothes. be

argeBv close attention to business and low pricesHopes to receive a liberal share ot public

patronage.(CTDont forget to call at the Paris Cleaning

Store.June 16, 18G5 tf.

Legal Noliee.HE undersigned hereby forewarn all persons

from tresspassing upon their farms, bv pullxaown lences, riding or hauling through, cj-- . cutedby regular passways, hunting either in day-

time or at night, as they are determined (A putlaw in force against all stich offendws.

PETER BR AMBLETT.Sept. tf. HIRAM NORTON.

PHOTOGRAPHS & ALBUMS! lVERY RICH STYLES OF ALBUMS IN rans

variety, Call ad sec our new stock. insureJ, S, t ltlJ,L, A CO.

Oct. !S63.

0". W. LOWEY,tESEHU FOltWAKDUG,

COMMISSION & PRODUCE

MERCHANT,And Agents for (he sale of

I WILL PAY THE

Hi ghest Market PriceFor all grades of

WHEAT, TlYE5And oini(r) lroluce General!-- .

Strict Attention Given to all Cou- -

sigiimcnts.

HAVE ON HAND AND FOR SALE

75 brls. of Bourbon Whisky,From one to four year old.

June !)th, 1865-Ja- n. 1.

GREAT REDUCTIONIN

KEADY-MAD- E CLOTHMO,

Gents' Furnishing Goods,

HATS & CAPS,CARPET BAGS,

HE undersignedwould announce io his cusT tomers and the public in general that helies just received a splendid stock of

Fall & Winter Clothing,Consisting of every part of Kcntlemen'i wear,which he has selected auionft the gieatest housesin Cincinnati, and is determined to sell as low aspossible, and cheaper than any house in the city.It would be well for every body to look at myStock before purchasing any where else, as I havethe most complet stock of Goods ever broughtto this market before.

"Garments made to order any time and on$rke shortest .notice.

i BemcmbV tfie jitirO, OppjQSifC Taltflltt'S 110lCl;fimtotore onr" 1 ilAZAJRUS PRICE. .'

jParis, Sept. 6,18 'f--i i--'

"' N. B. fjtrso keep-of- l' liantla g6o3 stockf. fUlotns, bassinets, uassliuers o. -

L. P.

1D1 I, QUEEHSWARE,

GLASSWARE STORE

TAYLOR & WARREN

FORMAN i BRENT'SHAVINooUGHT

ifbc&OFGOODS,WILITCONTINUEVTHE

IIardvare, Qncensvvarc andGlassware Btisiness

atViie

OLID Si'.A.lST-ID- .

They have just purchased a pw addition to theold stock, and havqyilso alVge asscrtmentof

IIOUSEKIEPErvV GOODS,

WOOEAMMRE,WILLOW-'WAR- PLATEDVWARE,

COAIs OIL LAMPSWith the improvement for tilling witlrbut takingthe burner Oil", and hundreds of other little con- -

veniences

uAuuiiuuoxiu xxiJjiK evenif you d6 not want to buy. 'I'hey will talie pleas-ure inliowing their Goods. An hourean bepleasrfntly spent in looking through their store, asthey have a great many new artieles, as wellimportant improvements on old ones, not Bfretourre keot in the citv.

- TKKItlS STItlCTI.Y CASH.Paris, Feb 17, 1BG5 tf.

WILLIAEVl M- - mnTon--DEALER IN--

AVATCHES, JEWELRY,

SILVER AXD SILVER PLATED WARE.

AIN STREET PARIS KY.

T RESPECTFULLY invite attenJL tion to my large and completeassortment ot

WATCHES,

"W ETCHES,Ihave on hand a fine assortment nf R,.ll

Swiss and American Watches, in Gold and S?lverCases, which 1 will scllat the very lowest prices.

J;E "W El L RY In

Rich and elegant designs of Coral, GameEtruscan, Lava, and other styles, in variety andaprices to suit purchasers.

senaz: jai ej oz: uck. sssA fine assortment of eight day and thirtv hnn

uiock, oi various patterns ana prices.

have a large assortment of gold, silver and stframes with Perifocal glasses to suit all ages. JL

SILVER AVRIi:.Ikeepconstantly on hand a fine assortment of Sil

Ware, of our own make, which we warrant toof finersilver than any in the market. Also, a

assortment, of

SILVER PLATED WARE.consisting in part of fine

NEW ST TLX, C ASTOaS.Castors and Fruit Baskets Together 4

1Spoons and Forks, with a variety of other good

JST'Repairing of Watches, Jewelry. &.cT. ex saidwith neatness and dispatch.

april 13, lfc'GO tf W. M. HINTON.

REP UB LICT'pHISFINE JACK WILL STAND THE

present season, at my tarm, 3 miles fromon me w incnester road, at eight dollars to 11a mare with foal.

B J CF.AY.AprilSl, 1865.

WEBB, SPEARS, & CO,

GROCERYSTOllE.UNDERSIGNED II AVE AT TIIIERTHE Room, on Main Street, nearly oppo-

site the Court House, a complete stock of

Groceries and Hardware,which have been selected with great care, with a

view of suiting the wants of all. Our stock willalways be kept complete, and wc hope by strictattention to business, and bv selling

GOOD GOODS AT FAIR PRICES,

to merit an J receive a liberal tli;ire of the patron-age of the public. We will be pleased to .mIiovv

our goods to all, w liether they buy or not. liiv-u-

a call. We will take in exchange all kinuof country produce.

W EBB, SPF.AUS, k CO

?OR SALE BYW. S. k CO.

Cliecsc and Craekers!DRY 11F.EF and BEEF TONGUES. A good

For sale byW.S. k CO.

Timothy and Clover .Heed,Oi? SALE nvI w. S. iCO.

COAL OIL,I AliU UlL,LIJ9L,UinL,

For sal bvW. S. k CO.

Can Fruits.THRESH PEACHES,

Raspberries,Assorted Preserves,

" Jellys,Brandy Peiehes,

ior sale byVf. S. i'CO.

Pekoes.A SSORTED ENt LISS PICKLES,

Xjl " Amei can "Tomato Catsup,Walnut "Worcestershire Sain e,Gelchrest Bros. FrgluhC'ub Sauce,

For sale byW. S. &CO.

Tobaceo and Cigar:TOBACCO, ALL GRADES,

" "For sale by

W. S. t CO.

STOIE WARE,fILK PANS,

11J. Stone Jars, every size," "Jugs,

" for Fruit,Jars " "

For sale byW. S. &CO.

Cedar Ware.TUBS, BUCKETS,

byAND CHURNS. FOR

W.S. &CO.

Hardware.,4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Hard

ware. For sale bv

Pocket Knives.KNIVES AND

ForsalebyFORKS, AND BUTCHER

W. S. t CO.

Sugars.LOVERINGS' CRUSHED, GR ANULA-W.- D

White. N. O. Sugar. Foisale by

W. S. k CO.

Dried Apples,i ND PEACHES. For sale byA. W. S. &CO.

We expect to keep the best goods that the market affords in our line. Call and examine.

W.S.&CO.Paris, Sept, 8, 18C5.

Mackeral,TN BARRELS, ). BARRELS, AND KETSX New crop. For sale by

W. S. & CO

IRON & HARDWARE.Havingjust replenished my stock of

IKON, HAltDUAIir,

Wagon & Plow Material,I am prepared to suit mv customers in any thin"

in my line, at'LOW PRICES

POS CASHSuch as

BARIR0N,0FALLKINDSHorse Shoe Iron,

Mule Shoe Iron,

Round and Square Iron,Nail Rod,

Horse Shoes,Mule Shoes,

Horse Shoe Nails,Mule Shoe Nails,

SLABS, WINGS, SHOVEL 3I0LES,Carriage Bolts, Babbett metal, Plow Steel, of all

kinds, kc, kc. I have also, a superior lot of

Wagon and Plow Material,Such as Wagon Hubs, Spokes and Fellers, Plow

Handles, Ox Bows,

CORftI SHELLERS,And a general assortment

Coarse Hardwarefact, the public may expect to find in mv store

sueh artieles ha is kent in an erituhlishmpnt nf rhtckind. 1 expect to supply the wants of the com- -

niunity in my line, and merit its patronaee by themanner of conducting my business. I expect to

so as to jusiuy persons to ouy irom me.XEUItlS STHICTLY t AMI.

H. F. LOGANFebruary 3rd, 1865.

COAT, OIL LAMPSTN GREAT VARIETY AT 5

FRIZELL &CO'S.Nov. 6, 1863. 6

9rnTTiTvn c , . nnf . - .

j-j'.-v 'roin a to, auo pioturcs, Jor Ale,

At Kcdiiccd Prices, the

At the.

PARIS BOOK STORE.

NOTICE!"LL persons indebted to ts.e etato of Peter

V. Hedges, are required to make immediatepayment, and all persons ha

Hedges, will present them duly authenticatedthe

for paymentJO. M.ITCHELL, kx.Paris, March 24, leGo.

WHEATI JrVHEAT!!FEW THOUA'SD BU?IXELS OF GOOP

White Wheat, forhich Uie lugQ-cs- mar-price will.be given V

W..SHAVy. andNor.' 1 1'6 tf.

set

NEW STOCK OF FURNITURE'

JOHN T. HIMO.MS. ALSO

Mattresses, d: Window Shades.

T HAVE JUST REPLENISHED MY STOCKX and will sell low dow n, nersons in need ofsuch articles would do well to call and examinmy stock before purchasing. Also,

.r iin an its oranclies. , lie may be found at liiiNew Ware Rooms on Main Street, ounosite tlmPost Oiiiee.

JOHN T. HINTON.August. 19, IRG4

UNDERTAKING!!- -

THAVE A NEW HEARSE, AND KEEPL on hand a lurge assortment of .

mtk guviat (STartrtAAnd PLAIN C ASES of all sizes, suitable for the

smallest infant or the largest grown person.

I ALSO, KEEP READY-MADE- ,

WOODEN COFFINS,Of all sizes, from the finest to the commonest Ne.

groColh'n. 1 will give nly

To this branch of" business, hoping mv efforts tplease will merit a fair share of public'patronage,I solicit the same.

He may be found at his Nevr Ware-Room- s onM ain Street, opposite the Post Office.

JOHN T. HINTON.

RD3MOVAL.CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY!

DANIELS & HOLLIDAY,VVTOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE

T public, that they have removed their estab-lishment to the buildings

On Plain Street, Pari Ky.,on the corner of Main and Georgetown Streets, op-posite the upper Livery Stable, where they areprepared to carry on the business in all its branchei,They will make to orderCARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ETC.

THEY WILL GIVE ESTECIAL ATTENTION TO

liEPAIKING,which will be done in the best and most durablemanner. They are regular and experienced work-men, in the business, and hope, by prompt atiention and faithful workmanship to merit a liberalshareof public patronage.

Pari, Ky., Oct 2, 18C3 tf

CEO. W. DAVIS'FURNITURE WARE ft MM

Main. St. near CKld Fellows' Hal;

I HAVE A NEW STOCK OF

Furniture, Chairs & Mattresses '

on hand, and am selling so low down, that it"wont pay to go to Lexington or Cincinnati tobuy.

Those in need of such articles will do well tocall and see for themselves.

, oo GEORGE W. DAVIS. - 'marcn zof lou.

C. W. DAVIS,UNDEETAKEE!KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HANDS OF

best quality,

gtctatic gnviat Gm&ttt,; .;

PLAIN BURIAL CASES, AND .

WOODEN COFFINS.Has also, a fine HEARSE to attend funerals.Charges moderately.

JJEO. XV DAVIS. .April 17, 1863.

KENTUCKY CENTRALcar jatvi:

O : .

Winter Arrangement 1865-'6o- V

f"IHE only direct route from the interior olJL Kentucky to New York, Boston, and alt

other Eastern Cities and Towns- - Decidedly t

Comfortable and Reliable route for passeu-ger- sgoing South, West, or Northwest.

CLOSE COINECTIOSBeing made at Cincinnati with Express Train viathe Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, for Cairo, St.Joseph, New Orleans, KansasCity, St. Louis,.Pike's Peak, and all Western Towns.

And with the Trains, via the nHCincinnati, and Cincinnati. Hamilton. mid l)vtnRailroads for Chicago, St. Paul, Detroit, Galena.Springfield, Toledo, Milwaukie, Lafavette.Bloomington, and all other NorthwestemCities-an-

Towns.But one change of cars from Lexington and

Nicholusville to St. Louis and Chiu i .i r

"bIu; wnereas oy any otner route two chang"arc made, both alter night . i(.Se3pQi.c,n.r. t.itio uuuu leave Janvine, lr-- .

rodsburg, Riehraond, Lancaster, Mt. Sterling, orWinchester, in the morning, and arrive in St.Louis or Chicago in time for breakfast next morn-ing. - .. ...

Tw o Passenger TrainsLeave Lexington, daily, (Sundays excepted) at30 . m. andl 15 p. m. 'Leave Covington, daily, (Sundays excepted) at

00 a. m. and 1 50 p. M.Morning Train from Covington, and Evening

Train from Lexington, connect with the Nicho-lasvil- le

TrainstgTThrough tickets can be had at the Ken- -

tucky Stage Offices in Danville, Bryantsville,Winchester, Mt Sterling and Richmond, and at

Olhncs of the Kentuqky Central Railroad irtNicholasyille, Lexington, Paris and Cvnthiaua.

G.H. GEDGE, General Manager.

LEGAL NOTICE.rHE, u,nd,crsigncd hereby forewarn all persona

tresspassing upon our farms, by pull-ing down fences, hunting or fishing, as we shall put

la,, in force against all offenders.WM. P. Htl.ME-DAVI-

Jl. HUME.FRANK P. CLAY.ROBERT CLARK.

HEDGES.Feb. 7, 1862:tE

NOTICE!!WE ARE ANXKK'STO CLOSE TP ALL,

accounts amf notes owing s. We there-fore requests ON E AND ALL, to come forward

settle, us Jurhrr mdnhjrne can' not he qivenG.ARUKTT,eSPKARS k CO,

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