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The Ripley advertiser., 1843-12-02
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The Ripley advertiser., 1843-12-02

The Knife Grinder.--Anhere remember,
no doubt, the little knife grinder with his
large black mastif that drew his grinding
apparatus about, in whose proceedings we
used to take interest, We are never tn see
him more. He has quit knife grinding,
emancipaled his dog forever from harness,
and with him and his wile--who was silent
partner in the concern-gone to France,
his native land, there 10 pass his evening
days, and to lay his bones afier death. lie
took with him some 10000 (Da sum that
will enable him to live most easily and com.
fortabIy in France; and we are glad to
learn this; for after travelling from Maine
to Georgia and back, perhaps more than
once, grinding his way through all sorts Of
weather, he deserves rest, and we are far.
ther grati6ed t. learn that his faithful dog
which shared in his toll, will now share bis
luxury and ease. Another fact in the his.
tory Of our no longer "needy knife grinder
which is interesting, as well for the fila
affection it displays in him, as for the in
stance it offers in illustration of Frencf
character, is the following: When he dc
parted from France with his wife to come Il
America, his mother remained behind him.
When his wealth became SO great that hs
determined to give up his vocation, inclined
to settle iL America, he sent for her. Blu
she clung to France, and would not come
away to Join her son. His affection for The
old lady changed his whole plan; he took
passage in the next ship for France, and
with his wife. dog and gold, set sail, ane
long since safely reached the end Of his voy
age; mother, son, wife and dog are all ne
doubt quietly and happily living together
enjoying, in manner unknown to any bu
French family, the fruits of the laSors oI
the knife grinder and his dog in America.
Long life TO them!--Rich. Comp.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-12-02
TO TIL E FFLlCTEn!

q HE undersigned has just received and will
- keep on hand, a supply of the following,
Celebrated and Popular Medicines, Viz:
Dr.. Mofats Celebrated Life Pills & Phoenix
Bitten.
Dr.. Bogg' Tonic Mixture, Nerve and Bone
DR.. Brsggs' Tonic and Anti-bilious Fills for
Or. Boggs Compound Fluid Ex. OF Sarsapa-
All orders for Agencies mrst be addressed
Sposs Paid) toSDr. ,. c. Boggs, Fairview, Mis-.
Uenefal wholesale Agent; or to theundersigned
SIMON R. SPIGHT,
p.-, Agent for TippshC Ccunty,
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-12-02

IMPORTANT FAcTs.--Ni!es' Nidiona
Register of the 23d, contains a table show
ing the following important facts.
"From September ls' 1912, to 3lsl
August, 1913, the increase of COTTON ship
ped 10 Great Britain from the United States,
was 534,0SO bales over the nmount sent
,hither the year before.-The increase senl
to the north of Europe has been 37,83S
Increase 10 oher places, 24,962 bales.
Poial increase, 544, SS8"
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-12-02
TIE NEW YORK
Weekly Tribune.
Is TUELIs1ED IN THE CITY OF YOEK,
Saturday Morniag,
IN QUARTO FORM ON A VERY LARGE
SHEET.
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So PER ANNlM.

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stopped whenever the term Of such pay lnent ex-
pires.
TIE TMBusE-Wh hcther in its daily or weekly
edition will be what its name imports an ul-
tiincting supporter Of the Peoples Rights and
Interests in stern hostility to the errors of super
hcia theorists of un,u ur imperfect |, gisation,
aud the schemes and sophistries of sell seeking
demagouges. 1t will strenously advocate the
Protection of American Industry against tie
graspihg and to us heightenng pulley Of Eurape
an government, and the unequal competition
Whioh they force upon us, it win advocate the
resteraton OF a sound and uniform National
Surfency;and urge u discreet tut determn.a
prosecution Of Internal Improvement The r..
trenchInent wherever practicable, of Govern
mens Expenditures, and OF Executive Patronays
VIII nc zeaiorsy ursel. In short, this y.ap.r
WIZ i'ithiully maintain and q rnestly advocate
the pr'nc nles and measuses which the Pcopl,
appgoVedin devolviug on Wing Statesmen iLu
Conduct OF their Government.
But snall lportion cf lis columns will he
devoted to purely political discussions. 1Ap
proceedings OF Corgress viii be carefully recor-
acu, the foreign and domestic Intelligence carly
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AVOID QUARRELLlNG.

There is much good sense in the follow.
ing, which, though old, deserves to be res
Peated once year.
III ANYTHING in the world will make .
man ieel badly, ex ep' pinching his fingers
:" Inc crack OF door it is quarrel. No
man ever fails 'o,hiOh less of hlmself afier.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-12-02
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Arrves' Departs,
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Arrives, Denarts.
Fridays at I'm Friday, at 2pm.
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The Ripley advertiser., 1843-12-02

IN eaeb number there viii also be two pnge'
of Mute, original or judioioosly selected Wy .
oomreten, pro lessor cfiLo art. Proper "sa'n
vii lie paid 20 the ourren, issues from The BOOK
prc,s not ~ much however, win view W
notice nll the volumes that mny appear rs 70 'ne
fx.fe-ion Of mstured opin'ons eonce,n'"g ,hy,s
which shall be deemed worthy oi tho P.p"o
attention aud confidence. The aim OF tho eoi'o'
will be rather to furnish judicious criticisms, on
which readers aud purchase may rely 'oi gu'
dance, than 10 present a mere landatory 'bfon'
iclc OF New Publications.
Trpns.-l year in advance, 4" 81
Two copies lycar o.
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apply TO the pu blshcr Immediately. lhe usua'
discount will be made to them. 30.
I'm addition 10 the above, the publisher s''nP
adds, for the benefit OF all, that the work VIII DC
81 stained by sufficient capital. Editors VINO
will insert this prospectus entire and send acoPy
marked and addressed to the Columbian Magh
zine, shall have cory of it sent to 'hem 'o'
one year. ,e,c nj.
So Bowery, New York
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-12-02
From The Saturday Courier.
HAST THOU NOT LOvEDf
ny c FARRELL BUCKINGHAM.

flas, thou not'loved ere in that hour,
Thy gentle smile attracted mei
When first 10 beauiy's blooming bower
how'd in constancy TO thee'
Say, lacy, say, has not q chain,
Olfond affection or ofart,
Bound by another foreman,
Been sery'd from thy youthful hear'i
Oh! have not found affections flowers
Been doom'd to droop ard to decay;
Or thrown by thee, in ihoughdess hours,
Like idle, worthless weeds away9
Then, lady, if indeed ihou'st loved,
Ere at thy shrine how'd my knee;
And filthy heart hast tickle proved,
Will it not prove the same TO me'
There is a beauty and bliss,
In woman's faithful sigh and tear;
And if there's joy in life It's this.
TO know and prove her Eeart sincere,
For che whose smile is fx'd on none,
But may alike on many fall;
Can ne'er deserve the faith of one,
And never should be lov'd at ALL
The heart that will its faith forsake,
And its first holy vow deny,
Will never hesitate to break
The second, and without sigh.
Then, lady, say, hast thou not lov'd,
Ere at thy feet fondly how'd?
Oh! think not that ask TO throw
One shadow on thy constancy;
! only sigh and seek to know,
That like my own, thy heart is flee.
Ifhappiness to man is given,
If there's bliss beneath the sun,
-s'Tis found within that earthly heaven,
The heart that dearly love but one.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-12-02

A first rate article of LONDON ALE and Por
TER for sale at KINGS corner by
]. B. WALKER.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-12-02

Jcsr Received and for sale Copperas, Indigo
Pepper Spice &c. by J.B WAIKEa's
Ripley, may 10, 1s43. al
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-12-02
Job Printing

ot all kinds neatly executed at this q
hce' and on terms to sui, the tines,
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-12-02

IVORY Nur-A nut has recently been
broughtto England and few Of them thence
in this country, resembling The horse ches
nut in its interior appearance but the 'nte>
rior is solid; and white, as harc as ivory,
and resembles the elephants tooth SO that
exactly none would suspect it Of being any
thing else. Ii is so hard as 10 receive a
polish even superior to ivory, and can only
be cut in lathe.--W When taken from the
tree tits a milky pulp, and may be reduced
to that state again in warm water we
have a sample of the article on our desk
made into match box.--N. y, Jour Of
Com.
The Ripley advertiser., 1843-12-02

,bsn ho did before one !, dcgradcs him ~
tho eye, Of ALA md, what Is worse, e'u"',
his scn,ibilily to disgrace op The enc hand,
and increases his temper md passionate "
n,abiluy on The other The 'p'h 49, 'te
more quietly and pcocnbIy We al' get on
The better our noighbors. 10 mao cases
ou, of ten, tho ~iscst course Is u o man
chca, you quii dealing viii b'm; u no DC
abusive, quit his company II he slander
you, take care 10 live so that nobody WIZ
believe hin. No muler who 10 IS, or how
he missue, you, the wisesi way IS ust to
LET him alone; fer there is nothing better
this cool, calm, and quiet way OF dealing
with The wrongs we meet wl'h.'
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COUTHOUY s. MEYERS,

ESPECTFULLY invite the Public t. call and
II examine their extensive assortment Of LAhPS, CAN
DELABilA GIRANDOLES, &c; SILVER, PLAIhp
and BRITANNIA WARE FANCY and HOUSE
FURNISHING G0GnS GENERALLY.-~hichh have
recently received arsa actessios and are now oerSd at
greatly reduced prices. ,,.na
CASDELABRA and GlRASpOLES whLct they ven,
assert superior, in beatty. OF Totkt unp aia
delcdcy of finish, any that be n9aa IN "a cry
full supply Of the well-known SOLAR 'af constantly
on hand. - ,.
U This Trade supplied with every description Of Lamp
and GTandole (ercepting inferior oeS at factory
Orders received for the Chemical Oil Lamps o5 3n
KEYSER'S PERFECT AIR TIGHT STOVE,
N new and beautiful article combining the most
sental qualities Stove mild aid aseesab heat with
immense saving in fuel They before the public with
the approval OF neay all the physicians and pub,c men OF
the city both ards health and comfort and t. students
and Of sedantay habits they invaluable The sarns
Of fuel immense, and the pattern arranged with
scetp ucre which pacludes the possibility OF any danses
from explosion They have beautiful cast iron base and
also hearth in 'front.' and by Tar the most spendd az.
ticle that has been offered market Nathug Cd.
so far TO recommend the tight Stove as It's gtest ie OF
which sold the city OF Boston IA one year.
and over thousand in this city during he past season"
The prices low varying o So 10 S2 ana thelf
perfect operation Al! guaranteed 10 the
Thee also arranged with desired winch mskes
the article complete Also Keyers Celebrated Cooking Kan
yes, and Stoves OF various patterns.
JOHN H. KEYSER, No. 2a3i Wsprsteet,
,2a 3n 4 doors from Beekmanstreet NcW-i orR
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Office oil the kuickerbocker Magazine.
Who Is agent for pssieys Cabinet Library IN the CITY
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THE
VEGETABLE KINGDOM /:
OR

HAND BOOK OF PLANTS AND FRUITS.
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1t is illustrated by ITO engrarings maps, copous CLOS
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JE7ONDERS OF TIE HEAFENS.-Beln5
w popuar view OF Astronomy including full ll!ust!a
on Of the mechanism of the heavens embracing the ~
MOON, and STARS, with descriptions OF tie fLASEIs,
TONS. III GALAXY OF MILKY WAY. THE ZODIAC LIGHT
AuRoR. BoREALls, or NORTHERN LlGH7s MErEoRs
CLOUDS FALLING STARS AERoLITE, &c, by duncan bad-
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The subscribers take pleasure IN announcing 70 te epG
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on superior paper and the best STYLE which they purpose
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GORPORATION NOTlCE.-PublicN Notice Is
hereby given the owpers occupant Or occu'
ant of ali Houses and Lois improved orunmpfoYed Lands
Effected thereby that the following ASS Ssiets nave oeeh
missiones Oc. for examination BY all PERSONS interested,
-, Repayng Thompson street from Canal 10 Gand sts,
lots OIL both sidee Of Thompson street between
Can and Grand Also lots on the North side OF "a
between Sullivan and Laurens streets, and on the
caph sid. of Grand between Sullivan aud Laursn ss
slsnts and who opposed TO the same, or either OF
.m are requested UreSs; th.r ooJections Writing 70
~. UNDERSIGNED the Street Commissioners Once within
80, -, w. DAYS from the date Of this Notice.
'"' JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner,
aai Chairman Of the Assessors.
Cor ssnner,s Office. DEC. s. 1913 o5 l0t
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w e6l Broadway unde1 the University Medical College,
bove BleecseI.stiet) respectfully informs his former nu
up th cellar unsr the dboyenamed tu ns in modern style
he prepared attend On perscn) getting Mr. both tor PR
best Waters md Goods the cty also loans OF Service OF
Plate &c. for table; Oysters and cooked n every mole
CANE, Poultry lce-Cr-am Wine Je!li.s BaneMange. &c.
From long in that line Of business having S!
lowed for the last IS years the general satisfaction oil has
employers he tiaters himself share Of patIonase
and rsdges himself 10 please PLiv5te rooms for raIt'es
y. BThe choicest and most Fashionable Music furnished
at short notice. Cards of inv ation delivered.
the Holidays are fast spptonching and the ladies
will he besns theus selves providing bored Turkey
perby garasad ana nicely eed exceilentsy favored
Picked Oysters Sc such they would feel great pessare III
RECALLING their with the Merry Christmas ard happy
New Year they most respectfully requested 10 honor m
rnrLlpr
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c,rss- Commissroner,s Office. Dec. 5, 1913 o5 lot


CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pub!ic notice is
u hereby given the o"ers, occupant occn
nrs M ali Houses aud Lots improved unImIIoyed Lands
feed thereby that the following Assessments have been
nmneed By the Assessors and lodged the Street Com
,ioue-'s Office By all interested
VIZ Regulating the Eighth TO the
nh Avenue and graveng me roadway, embracing lots
hoh sides Of Fo.tyseyen h-strret the Eighth the
Tenth Ayenae, and th side Of The Eighth Ave
mn between and and the
east side the Tenth Avenue between Forty sixth and For
and both sides OF the Ninth Avenue &c.
~ Eor,y..i1h and Forty eightb-stTeets
persons whose ed by he above named
assessments and who a;eopcose The either Of them
ar. requested present h-.I objecor; writing the
designed the rect Commissioners Office, within 80 days
fyn-n III. date of this notice.
~ - JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
Street Commissioners Ofice. Dec 5, 1913. d5 10.
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BULLS PATENT
COAL ASH.SI FIT E L.

THE UNPRECEDENTED demand for this
celebrated article has compelled MIR. Bull Z, erect ma
,nodate The public with an unlimited amount at short
Ii is almost sureuous he 10 >tte some ct Its
qualities, 10 wir:-By putting your ashes hopper md
ucS crank the opposite end of the machine the mate
rails will BE- separated, coal drawer and the aAce
MISUNDERSTANDING its operation with eae and ar,dity
and the time .urpressinE every particle o. dnss
SCALES of every description constantly on hand AZ 50
South Wiiiiamect IS Stonestreet, Newly otk I2w
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REFINED SUGARS,

AT THE FOIL OWING Low CASH PRICES.
tITOOLSEY IL WOOLSEY offer their stand
ard 7raty Doubs Refined Sugars as follows namey
Crushed i: :. purchased halfa cent per pound
The above packed as follows
Ioayes in boxes OF 300 lbs3
Apply 70 Tie NswYosk Ps:ea. sassE kfhasT s0aes OF
n Borders OF the city must be accompanied oy
remittance % I'm
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Cords and convenience the transaction Of business rsqe
tia, secure building should De erected Sufficiently large
accommodate the entire business Of the Department This
subject has been repeatedly boug notice thus far with
out effect 1t again htoucht to view under The hope tina.
the remedy orthese evils ma. be further postponed.
take this opportunity state that have been greatly
aided in performing the abois Of the Office hold by the
Commanding Generaiart The heads the several bureaus Of
the Department whose assduy and p.omptnss. their
t:ntor 10 business deserve all praise
J. NJ PORTER, Secretary Of War.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for three sisters, TWO o,
w them 70 wait apoa the SEX me oheE . %
ch,mberw take charge cilcren all OF m wei
uali.d and can refer 70 several anG Others Ihs
citr Inc mir al No Prince Of The Bowery dSlw"
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!. YOUNG Man, II years of age, who writes a
y good h,nd aad understands b2Ok k;sPinE WAITS s,;aa
eli rally usein objectionable references given Ad
dress $50 Graud ST. co wv
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STEAM REFINED CANDY.

d. u A. STUART, 2s5 Greenwich, corner
IL. Of Chambers street. constantly manufacturing oy
sean and have hand large assortment of Candy
&c. of superior quality, suitable for the Southern market
This candy being made from Refined Sugar, will keep IN
warm climate harder and dryer than made from raw su'
ui ~ $500 nl3 lmis