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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-16
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
RIPLEY ADvER TISE x g,
tlf TIlE
Volume second.

1uI,r'erest interest taken in the Pre'iden'iai
- canvass, together with It's car hpp."''n'
,endrr. the acquisition OF political in'e,hsr"ce
a matte, Of Importance to the pubic. IN. mn
;,ed means possessed b, the immediate Nof,h-
eastern section Of the State where no paper cl'-
culat., 10 a great extent, calls for something 10
snnnly the deficiency. Under these oircnmstah-
coo the undersigned presents the claims OF the
RIPLEY ADVERTISER as medium oil publ +;
information.
In doing this, he deems il unnecessary to eater
into a lengthy exposition of the character OF the
naner. It's publication for twelve months past
hos given the Public some opportunity TO Judge
oC lis claims TO support. 1t will advocate, as
heretofore, the " hig cause, believing, as does
tho Undersigned, that the ascendency OF wing
nr;,c;n,e. will promote the best interests and
prospcrity of the country. But whilst he van
endeayour zealously 20 maintain his own point
cal views, respect will be had for the opinions OF
those of his fellow citizens who differ with him.
Whatever of interest occurs in the proceedings
ortbe State Legislature will find place in the
co,unns of the Advertiser: and it will be the
con,tant endeavor of the undersigned 10 SUIT as
far no practicable. the tastes of all in the choice
of matter, and to present an acceptable shee. 10
the general reader. Having encountered the
trouble and expense of establishing press at
This place. he trusts that liberal patronage
will be extended to him, especially by those
whose political opinions coincide with ms own
TERMs.-The Ripley Advertiser will be
pulls shed every Saturday, at 81 SO per annum'
in advance. - foND'
Decemher lS43,
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vance, Tor all new subscriptions. The Notion
will continue 10 be printed u the sumo siye aud
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will be- ,icsleot.d 10 make IL the most sterling
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two or three oi the InIneosc columns Of the pr.
per are occupied each week with articles Of
snecial interest aud value TO the Farmer.
POPULAR La TURES--Br A oArER--is
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Lectures are intended ms u stake OFF, OF tho
nnmer MS humbugs that are constantly rising
up-and the several Numbers that have already
been published have given the LECTURES
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. Once, and also by making editorial mention o
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f,om the Saturday Courier
OUR GIRLS.
Our girls they are pretty,
And gentle and witty,
A. any the world ever knew;
Talk no, about Spanish,
Circass,an or Danish,
or Greeks meath their summer skies blue !;
But give me our lasse',
As fresh as the grass is
When sprinklcd with roses and dew!
Each lip is like blossom
Each fair swelling bosom
A. white as the high dnfled snow;
With eyes softly flashing,
Like sprin. bubbles dashng
Der hill rocks to valleys below;
All smiling with beauty,
All doing their duty,
Where shall we for loveier so?
o, ours are the faires',
The sweetest, the rarest,
The Purest and fondest see;
Their hearts are the truesi,
Their eyes are the buest,
Thsi, spirits so noble and free;
o, give me no oher,
True love, sister, mother,
Our own are the chosen for me!
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Il required seven strokes before before We
.nne1insry sc,h Wa 6oi'hej' donas ~o'c"
ths hdy pfie,t DID mol utter a single cry
Saf. Courier
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TIE NEW YORK
Weekly Tribune.
Is PUBLISHED IN THE CITY OF y EoEn.
Saturday 1'.orning,

Is II vs. ~ -'-@"''
Saturday Eorning,
IN CUAaTo FORM ON A VERY LARCE
SHEET.
And afforded TO Subscribers in Tic CosusTJ vt
81 PER ANN NJ.
ny SIX copies will be forwa rded year for
TEN dollars; TEN COS DIES for 49, and any iar-
ger number in the latter proportion PaJfnens
in advance invariably required, and the paper
stopped whenever the term VI sach pay hAe"' Ca
pircs.
Tnr TRrnU.r-w heiher in its daily or weekly
edition will be what its name lihpor's-ah Gn-
finctin, supporter of the Peoples Rights AM
Interests in stern hostility TO the errors OF super
fetal theorists OF unju t or imperfect Legislation,
and the schemes and sophistries oil sell seeking
demagouges. 1t will strenously advocate tbs
Protection of American Industry againN the
rrasping and to us heightening policy OF furnpe
an government, aud the unequal competiiioh
which th.y force upon us, it will advocate ths
restoration of a sound aud uniform National
Currency and urge discreet but determined
irenchment wherever practicable, Of Govern
men. Expenditures, and of Executive Patronax s
will be zealously urged. In short, this papsr
will faithfully maintain and earnestly advocate
the prime pies and measuses which the People
| approved in devolyiug on Wing Statesmen tbs
conduct OF their Cove rnment.
But small portion CT its columns will he
devoted to purely political discussions. The
proceedings Of Cor gress will be carefully recor-
ded, the foreign and domestic intelligence early
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ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE OF I'VE
MAILS AT RIPLEY, Mi

MAILS AT RIPLEY, Mi.
TUSCUMBIA MAIL.
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Tuesdays, Fridays Wedn's Thursdays
g. sundays at6PM & Sundays at S Ak.
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Arrives, Departs,
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& Sundays at4AM Sundays at Pm
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A good temper, god library . f'od
sfe. and good friend, are Tour q 'h' c"O'
sest blessings u llc.
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A first rate article of LoNnoN ALE and Por
TER for sale at KINGS corner by
J. B. WALKER.
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ia each number llefr will alec 10 'F9 par"'
al ,lol,e, on nal % iBdiciously stlto''u "
,.o,pptenl pfil.s,of Il ile uft' PROPER "th'a
ali bs paid u the current issues itom tle ov.A
pfe., not - tuoh bouevef, WITH we" W
notice al ~, ,uIuints that may appear ~ W W..
,s.tession ,s,natufed OPINIONS tohc'ihlhs W. w.
wl'ifb ,lmIIN deemtd worthy OF The pun.
attention. an, confidence, The ain Of We '"i'u'
vii be fatha 10 furnish Iudieiou' criticisms, w
which reader aud purchase nay foll ". k"'.
dance, than tp 7feseu, aefc laudatof! 'hfo"'
iclc OF Now Publications.
Tspps. 80 ynr In advance, -
Tyo COPIES year I" o.
Dealer. In periodicals. throughout The on',..
states and the ,anadas VINO nish 10 pe,o",
gent. for the Columbian Magazine, VIII pleas
andy 10 the publisher immediately Ihe ''''
! discount will he made 10 them. ,,.,..,
IN addition 10 the above, the pnbhshe' s''pP
adds, for the b,nehi of all, that The wot9 VII, y
sustained b, efficient capital. Editors WI,
will insert this prospectus entire ana se',u NJ.
marked and addressed 10 the Columbian mug"
zine, shall hayea copy ofit cent to 'heh ~
one year. ,, pocT p,h,
Address, post paid, ISRAEL POST, run,
So Bowery, New fo'A
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-12-01

sldent and myself, and ~ there is moth
ing 10 dislufblhe harmony of our inter
course. ! have not fell II consistent with
the duty which owe to the country 10
ran The risk by any sudden or abrupt
proceeding Of embarrassing the Exscu
tive 10 regard 10 suhjecls and questions
now Immediately pending, aud winch
int mateIy sfecI lho preservation Of the
peace OF tho country.
! am, my dssr sir,
With constant regard, yours, &c
DANIEL WEBSTER
III KetcHum, Esq New Iofk."
GentIemen, it must have been obvious
to all that my remsr rulng in the Cabinet
OF the President, notwl lhsandlng the
personal good will between Us. afer the
separation bslween hlm and the great
body OF the Wings, could only be neon
"rnlenl and unpleasant 10 both NJ re
uTemHnt, therefore, WAS ihs necessa y
consequence Of po itlcsl occurrences. &
| sm not, think, called on 10 sag more
| hope have not extended these re-
marks beyond the purpose whlch pro-
posed; and | close them by repeating
the declaration made bg me in a1oIher
place lasl year, that lam a Wing, a
Massachusetts Wing, Fausui Hat
Whig, and none shah hsse the power
nov or hereafter, to depriv. m- Of ih'
position ia which Iha! chSfAcIer pscer
ms
After Mr. Webyer bad concluded hi
speech, the Delegations were escorted
by the military TO largs Pavilion
where bountiul COLLATION. had been pre-
pared Tor them Having done ampl'
justice TO this, and heard brief speecns
rom Gen. Desrtnfn and others respou
siSe 10 complimentary lOa'tS, the com
pany separated at an cary hour, h'ghl.
grati ded al the events Of the day.
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DOCTOR RET,T,-

-. - RAIL ROAD LINE OF STAGES
S1GFS-WFROM NEW YORK TO BEDFORD
KSfa& On and aft Tuesday, January 3D. isi3, the
ubscrbeTs line Of from Bedford to New York
three times week, foliow,:- -
Leaves Seei7s Mansion House. Bedford, every Monday,
Wedn' sday and Friday morning at 81 o'cloc-
Leaves the Rail Road Hotel, of Bowery and Broome
s New York. every Tuesday, Wednesday and Satur day
morning. by the o'clock passing Marble Hail. asst
Chester. and through White Plains Robbins Mills and Mile
Square TO Bedford.
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ENGLISH SCHOOL,
HAVANA ISLAND OF CUBA


THiS Academy established years age under the
uonrge OF :he former Inenden General Island
other individuals OF the nobility merchants OF
ms CITY III &-cd"cted on the plan Of the German gvmna
Ha ana the metooo Of taition the All the
scholars understand the English language, and Of them
speak II habitually and fiuenty
The rrncipa has the OF schools France Ger
many England and the Ued States. His chief aim to
Ave e youth entrusted TO his practical knowledge o.
those branches ola polite education which required in all
acHye careers, and are applicable to any. .
Esneh course Of study Therefore inc English
hatIu Philosophy the practical Part Of Mathematics and
UrawIngs Of varons kinds.
Professors divers nations reside the
aosment and all tho classes receive in rotation instruction
from the director
Such signal success attended this plan tuon that
yera Of the pupils uuder elve years OF ages speak
two foreign languages perfectly Ineligible manner and
those of ripper years, correctly and easily.
The acquisition only of the Spanish but also of other
anguages thus placed within the reach OF the youth of the
nqu'sh the many advantages winch from
ucation The object Of the Principal in desiring receive
youths from the United States facilitate the
OF h Engnh accent for his Spanish pupils which
would be douby repaid them by by the and introduce
here the manly Of the English schools The young cit
mate the house being spacious and airy situated heahu
po at short distance from the city and containing within
limits hne bath and complete gymnasium for the
OF Inc pupils health Two youths lately arrived from Germa
nave passed the summer III the school perfect health As
the principal is married man, aud his wife and sister have
. a'that Of infancy.
Every pupil enjoys his religious opinions undisturbed
lac terms are $500 annun payable three months adj
vance There are no extras except clothes and books
CHAS, DRAKE BROTHERS.
ALEXANDER MORALES, ESQ,
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POCKET MRMoRANDvM Book FOR 1913; containing
an Almanac, time and interest tables, &c New
York; Published by l.. Francis, manufacturing
s'ationer This little book is ruled and lettered
with blank space for every day OF the year, and
should have place in every mans pocket
WAvEFLy NOVELS, No. 10, The MONASTERY, Price
Is cents; complete in Is weekly numbers. by
Post, SO Bo,cery
THEIRS HrsroRY OF rHK FRrNcHlRKvoLUTroS,
No 8; price of the number Is cents; oil the whole
work, four dollars. BY Mr. Post. q.
ALisoN's History or EURoPE, No. 81 price 70
cents. BY the Haypes, 50 cut street
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GOURAUU'S
POUDRE SUBTLE,
FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY
ERADICATING


SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
universe popua y Of this Justly celebrated Chem ca
PREPARATION for the destruction of the strongest and toughes
from the soft down on lem bes lip aud the
praise sufficient that it is be found in ih city
emily at the old aud original office Walker ST. from
br1adway-Sl per bottle Beware Of deetenous limitations
GOURAUD's
A U ID E E u TIE.
Tor entrmin ting Tan, Pmples Blotces Sallow
sores and all euptions and elicit ng healthy
Gourauds Vegetable Liquid Rouge.a superb article
the on.y one IN USE 80 cents per bottle,
Gourauds Blanc DEspogne excellent preparation fo
from the properties generally entering combine
AsEsTs.5 New York-Alb,ny, Guthrie, Maiden Lane
y. Go. Gregg Grants Louisville; Louis Co; W. A. Chase
Faulkner, Norwich; Wells Humphreys, Hartford; Chsri
dresser Spring6eId Greene Co., Wcrc s,er; Burt Little
Fas Coggeshal South Second st. New Bedoc; Jordan
Mix street, Boston; Lowell Carleton 4 Co.; Salem, Ives
Exchauss Bangor, Guild; Haiiow.ll, scammoa. New
Jersey-Newak, Grippe; Princeton Dr. Seabook Pa, Pha
Chesnn stree Lancaster Henitesh drug gs Harisburgh
Thomas Co. Main street; Va, Richmond, Mrs Frsyzer
Nd Baltimore s. Hance, Sc. &c Applications for sgel.
Gle. must be post paid none others taken from the
tonable Wi hin few this remarkable and useful
mcal invention tor completely eradcatbg ,upeTuous
excited the cupidy OF Of base counte,feers at
tempt snatch from the the for his
labor Purchasers should therefore be their guard and
that bo tie oftne Poude Subtitle square, and Felix
Gouraud Poud Subtle, N " in each bottle and the
pocto, fac sms on the outside Drec-
tons, French and English, accompany each botte.
Remember the only Office NJ Y for the above celebrated
Cosme c. Ct Walker street, door from Broadway.
is lmr
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SSx OLD EsTABLIsHEp EM!oRAyNT PAS

I'M SAGE OFFICE. 81 South street, New York-Reg-
SEA&k uar Line Of PackeuThe subscriber continues 20
persons from any part Britain and Ireland
who may be engaged their friends here, ny the regular line
of packet ships sailing DAYS rom Liverpool
sending for their enis, rely that Just care vii o
them despatched without delay IN LIVERPOOL snd
wiz always endeavor 10 merit continue Of the public
patronage winch has been literally bestowed for many years
pa those renting money have drafts payable 81
the Banks branches throughout the United KINGDOM
For further particulars ~ y ~ ey srer 70" a
i6r JOHN HEHDMANs oil
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bankrupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Francis Horton Sag Harbor, Suffolk County, ship
Creators of John s. Anable of Hudson Columbia Co.
". ", tanner.
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ak REMiTTANCES 10 IkELAND ID, Ne, &c
xXN The subscriber continues money,
S& large small TO residing in any part Of Ire.
and mn the he, and in
have done for the last hrty years. and ore Also
Money re- nr,ed bv letter tpo paid) TO the subscriber OF
ersonally denesited with the Ter.on
ersous IN Ireland Engln Scotland whom n Is 10 be
rn and nearest post town, will be Immediately
and paid accornRy and receipt TO that effect given
warded TO the sender ,.-- ll.
ireland England Scotland be collected by the subscr
for residing in part the United staes or
ia liner GEORGE McbhlDEJr., zVedasN
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Ono RvBR.-The river at Cincinnati was still
falling slowly on the 18th instant, but was nearly
cleared of floating ice.
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On. Kennedy app. IL cats, desertion.,
is-Ehas Lambert app 10 colt leaving his station.
Io0Eugene sullivane cats skulking.
O. Il. Lambert CATS skulking
lS-Alired Magee6 colt, skulkng.
e. b. Lambert IL CATS pumping ship on berth
le-John Wilson cats skulking.
2l-Danel Mckinley cats, fighting.
John Ford cats fighting.
22-Geo Wilson IL colt, dobedience of orders
26-Martin sibert colt, disobcdience of orders.
al-Rober Price app 8 colt, using abusive Ian.
guage.
Martin sibsrt colt, leaving his hammock about
deck
Aug. s-Jas Stevens 10 colt missing his muster
Alas Huly colt, skulking
NIX Dunscomb app. Q colt, skulking.
5-Eugene Sullivan colt sw caring.
7-Jno Cavenagh u cats, dsobeaience Of orders.
Benz Green IL cats, dsorderly conduct
VIM Good IL colt, for being filthy.
s-Chas Vanvelsor IL coli, fighting
Jno Renhardt colt, fighting
l9-Robt Frease 8 colt, disobedience of orders
Jas Mitchell 4colt, disobedience of orders.
pr Hamilton IL colt, drunkenness.
Robt Frease IL colt drunkenness.
Augs Scroney IL colt. drunkenness.
23-Thos w Phelps IL cats, drunkenness.
Edw Farrell 10 cats, deserton.
28-Peter Fenton colt, losing shot overheard.
Sept 9Jno Cayenagh 10 colt, disobedence of orders
ia-Saml Gilmore u colt, skulking.
l6-Edw Anderson colt, skuking.
Peter Hanson colt skulking
Jas Travis colt, skulking.
I7-Chas vanvelsor u colt, striking Bradshaw.
Rich Gilmore II colt. skuking.
22-Josiah Smith colt, order Of Captain.
VIM RAIN colt disobedience OF orders
Joseph Sears colt disobedience of orders
Jno Wetmore colt, dsobedience of orders.
Augustus Sereni colt disobedience Of orders
Absalom Tay lor colt, disobedence of orders.
Dennis Manning colt, disobedience Of orders
Billinger Scott colt, disobedence of orders.
Jas Mitchell l2 colt skulking
23-Dennis Manning IL colt, disobediencs of orders.
26-Stephen Swift, app. 10 cats, ilthiness
Dennis Manning app. cats, theft.
Jno Bradshaw colt, washing his clothes without
permission.
WIN Dillon colt, washing his clothes without per.
mission
27-Wm Reed - colt sleeping on his watch.
80 Dennis Manning 10 colt disobedience of orders
Oct2-Chas Sibey colt, skukng.
VIM Reed colt skulking.
Henry Miller colt. skuking.
John Finnacy 8 colt, skulking.
Oct. 2-John Rowland, colt Disobedence of orders.
Dennis Manning, colt for being dirty.
John Bradshaw, colt, dirty at muster.
VIM. hoadland, colt, do do
Joseph Weaver, colt, do do
VIM. Renhardt 6 colt, do do
Wm Fry, colt, do do
Charles Vanvesor, IL colt fighting.
Peter Hanson, II colt, impertinent answers to the
Master at armss
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MExIco TEXAS AND YUcATAN.-Our advces from
Mexico are TO The 18th ult., from Texas TO the 4th
inst. and from Yucatan to the 10Th. News TO these
dates has already been given
OF the three republics Yucatan is in the best, the
most favorable condition. Mexico and Texas are
both in bad way, particularly the latter. There is
probability, however to Judge from present APP
pearances, that Texas and Yacatan will triumph
over the mother country and grow up into pow eriul
nations. They have the elements, which Mexico
has not
rs clear that Mexico is breaking up and will
soon become Anglo-Saxon We shall see, in a few
short years, the total ACKNOWLEDGMENT of that repub
lie by the spread of American democracy towards
Cape Horn. Mexican republicanism is of too bar
barous nature to exist long, and it must disappear
by the cIvllizng influence Of the settlers from the
Northwest and Southwest. Santa Ana was at his
country seat at the last accounts rejecting upon this
inc yitable result of the semi-barbarsm OF his coun
m
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Baltimore, March 25. 1913

VIM H. NORRIS, ESQ., Judge Advocate, &c.
NV DEAN NoRRIs-
seize the first moment after attack OF sickness
to letter and express to my OF
he great injustice which has deem done you by the ed
toria of the Courier and Enquirer OF the instant
paragraph which do not permit myself for one moment
to think written sanctioned by Col Webb because
from my knowledge of him, should think him
incapable OF injustice TO stranger and of be in
capable Of the gross wrong done tt paragraph
Here at home, where you are known, man would sus
pect you for moment OF anything dshonorable,
generous or unkind. have never known any more
regardless Of self, or possessing purer fame more
unbemshed reputation, than you enjoy here. And when
knowing, know, your relations 10 this il does
me that personal feeling should prompt any
one TO make such charges as have been made aganat
you.
My impression is, that you wholly unacquainted
with Mr.. Spencer. know you were appointed by Mr..
Upshur without solicitation your part, and know
that you consulted friends here about accepting the
appointment and that all advised you to do and
also know that the idea your being the tool OF any
would be revolving 10 every feeling of your nature To
charge yeu, too with acting public prosecutor, when
If my memory Mr. Duer, early in the trial. filed
paper in which he asserts that your office is that of
pubic prosecutor and not merely assistant to the
court thus forcing you to occupy this position and
ceRsuring you for the occupation. need hardly add,
that professional reputation stands high that OF
any other man OF your age in this State.
grieye TO see you thus assailed; but hold
prominent position, under any circumstances without
having his motives impugned by those whom malice in
terest, or prejudice can influence TO assail them.
Yours, truly,
L
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and hasten TO reply it, although have not Mr..
Glenn is ndsposed, and consequently have not had
reference the publication to which you have allusion
Won express desire that should state knowledge
you and ask heher know your private and profess
sional character, and whether would authorize any
such inpuations suspicious have been cast upon
YOU IN the article re erred te. AS have not the
article IN question: cannot specifically the latter
part OF the enquiry can, however and do with great
pleasure say, that have known you for considerable
time pastpractced for several years at the same bar
Win YOU and had frequent opportunities then, and since
ett H. OF observing both your private and professional
course-tha you appeared to me TO be guided on all occa
sons by high and nice Of honor. Your conduct
WAS such believe TO acquire for you the general res
Pect and esteem of professional brethren ana OF
this community and may with entire truth add tha IN
this city, where you well known have never heard
the slightest mputson suspicion cast upon either your
private or professional character.
With respect and esteem,
remain, dear SIR,
Yours sc.
u. 5. HEATH
Judge U. s. District Court OF Maryland.
n.ltim