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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-04-13
REMARkABl Ed Asses OF MAT.
kIMONY

An odd relationship was lately formed
by pair ct nop'iaIs extraordinary, in tnm.
den, North Carolina. A wid"wer, who
was not very young, became smit,.n with
beautiful girl, and married her A short
time after, The son Of This man by former
wife, became also in love. not with youpp
er person, but with The mother of The :s,h.
er's new wife, a widow lady sill in the
bloom oflife He offered himself, and soon
me J"ung man and The widow were united
q the bonds Of ma,rlmony; so that in con.
sequence OF thee two connections, father
became the son'in-law Of his own son. ard
The wife not only the daughtcr.in law Of her
pwn sonn law, but still more, the mother
'n.law of her own mo her, who is hsrself,he
daugh'er''n.law al her own daughter, while
he husband Of The latter is the fstrer in.
aw OF his m"IherIn.law, and falher.in law
II his own father.
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ANOTHER FLYING MAN.-Now that Mr..
Davidson has Sc, himself abou, filing teeth
al Mobile, instead Of filling the sir with
huge bride, We see that another person has
taken up the idea Of constructing flying
machine. The Baton Rogue Advocate
states that young man named George A.
r'ke, Ut that town. "has been for some time
past engaged in manufacturing the model Of
10 4hros'at designed by himself, ant which.
ION tho ingenuity IF ifs design d;sn Is
artisfIcal SIX III ia its mecha meal
We certainly wish Mr.. p.
very success his soaring ambition covets,
nd when he does get upper space with his
Eros'at we hope he will fly down and let
, know it.-Pic
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Proceedings of Congress.-On The %


'"'' searching resolution was adopted
the House requiring the President n f,
Dish all papers, correspondence. &c. in an
way relating to the Rhode Island insu,,s,
fI"n, including The communica,,ons ne H.
Executive and his subordinate officers.
On the 25'h Mr. Benton commenced .,
elaborate speech on The tariff. Mr., B. tool
me ground that the fluctuations IN our ,ar,f
policy, had been great evil; and argued
mat the establishment ola system of uni !.
f"rm and law duties was The best remedy
Mr. Evans resolution 10 adjourn on the
9Th May was adopted wlthou, d,v;s,on
IN the House, same day, a third eff rt du
ring the session was made to obtain from
mo Secretary OF The Treasury full state.
ment OF tho operation and effects Of the
present tariff. The inquiry wa. voted down
by the majority.
a considerable sensation in the Tlouse
was produced by the niroduc,ion by Mis-.
sour, member OF a resolution declaring tha'
the United States has clear right Ia the
Oregon Territory, and that II is the duty of
"ne ti'vernmert to take possession of i, and
establish territorial government there. A
Georgia member added anolher, "That !,
was for the hest interests Of The country r.
annex TsYas IN the TIn,nn A" A n,o,,,, %
Ivy these resolutions on tho table was made
and carried by log to Is
A resolution, offered by Mr. Lewis of
Ala, instrucing the Committee Of Ways
and Means to report as 10 The expediency
If requesting the President of the United i
States to iaform foreign Governments if they :
will receive our Beef, Pork, Grain and ,
Br eadsiuff;.. at duty Of 20 per cent. that
the United States will in turn receive their ,
goods Al duty Of 20 per cent. ad palorem,
was carried BY vote Of So to Sc. i
Mr.. Sanders Of N C. offered resolution +
declaring it to 10 'nexpedient to adjourn Z
before the Tariff and Oregon questions are d
adjusted; but the House would not come to q
.yots upon the propositions. s
~Ce- ID
ALABAMA The undauntcd Wings of this p
State are srousing for the coming comics, 4
Clay Clubs are being established in every a
town and village, and the wing press Of the b
State gives the most confident assurance o, n
. vhig triumph in November would $
seem almost too much 10 count on, for Ala II
bama has been many years an uncompro !
missing locofoco Safe. But now that the p
nations favorite is to be the candidate, here u
il no telling what may be the result. When 81
an intelligent community once discover that Al
they have been IN error it requires but nj
short time for them to make radical change, A
and when correct principles get the ascen &c
dency. it 10 utterly impossible 10 change OF
them. II tho Wings Of Alabama do not pr
conquer, they will AT least make gallant p'
struggle, for the patriot of tie West, at the
mex, election. Surely, if the people of that
State intend to support Southern institutions fl,
they cannot support Van Buren, or bis al
msasursS. II
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dressed communication to the Secretary OF War,
requesting that the contract should be given to the
Indians themselves. In this state OF the case, the
Secretary OF War, after long delay, agreed, after
specifying the rates in the contract, to give the
whole 10 Gen. Andersen, Col. Forester, the agent
OF large portion OF the Indians, aud the priuci-
pal chiefs Cobb and Plckens. This plan was adopt
ed TO preserve the faith of the cecretarys prede-
cessor, and the President, towards Gen. Anderson,
and also TO unite the Indians in the whole matter,
so as to make system that would ensure satlstac-
ton 10 them. have stated the terms that Mr..
Spencer and Mr.. Crawford had offered the Indians,
which was al the rate OF 81 cents per ration tor
subsistence. Mr.. Wilkins made a coatract with
these parties for about 81 cents, or less than %
cents per ration or In other words, Tor lltlle more
than one half what Mr.. Crawford and Mr. Spencer
had themselves proposed. This is the wonderful
and extraordinary matter which has been so often
misrepresented. Mr. Bell and Mr.. Polnsett and
other secretaries made similar contracts with the
difference that some OF them gave two and three
times as much per ration. But more than this, as
with the vast number OF proposals made 10 the
War Department for subslsting the Indians, the
one which has been accepted by the War Depart
ment Is the lowest of all. There may be some
grounds tor charge OF parslmony against the
Secretary ~ War, but none ot rxtrdvagance.-
And as all who applied could not get The
contract, 1t Is natural that some should
complain But agaIn-these Indians are citizens
Of the State Of Mississippi by treaty and the laws
of that State. They have the right, by treaty, 10
remain IN the State The people there want them
removed-ihe government wishes them to remove
the Indians desire to remove ard common hu-
manly should allow them TO remove in way
most agreeable 10 themselves; and that is 10
grant their request, TO have their principal
men incorporated in the contract. who had
their confidence OF the Indians, and who
could protect their interests. For this lowest OF all
contradiction this humane acttowards the Indians,
In consulting their wishes, In great degree, the
Secretary OF War IS attacked. And yet his con-
tract tor subsistence. Is some eighty thousand dol
lars less than Mr.. Crawford and Mr.. Spencer pro-
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TO TAHORS

THE Second Edition of Stnemet's celebrated work on cut
ting garments ofevery description in style elegance
equalied published and ready 70 delivery Those who
desire avail themselves of the advantages be derived
from the Of the Instructions CONTAINS would do well
obtain copy without delay This book IL by II inches
and contains II elegant diagrams Of all the
Of the present day with full and ample
for cutting scientific The follow
ing few Of the highly respectable who testify
to the merits Of the book -
The undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr. Slime
NETS Treaties on Cutting Garments with pleasure recommend
work complete aud practical
pcaton cutting superior heretofore published either
in Europe or America.
z. Henry Son, Daniel Cutter Stats & Banker Charles
Cox. f. w. Tryon Co., b. +. Homer, James Daily, John
Haviland J. H. Banker.
New York. nsO Inns &c
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ON THE CURE OF STRUCTURE.

INA FORMER ADVERTISEMENT ON STRUCTURE
which and is
o a' fact thai ] i sss who
much the 9SwHS will Be confined q
AMONG S.hsI thing. sItsd hsi i BY mean.
% Ssa and s.a.sa s 81 5
s1a
Pain eeriauy now and then sompansa e but il !. oa,
gard other c specially o. early these 1
"a @ fall The mind and nervous system rather than s
psss sSrs TO &c a and s ea %n ss
Du; mos. Of these belong TO other ~a,as, we'll ats
.ws V e sus Sss early , and a
much RAJ ssss sissay
ne s
would @ So H.. %s
two proceed from other cause whateyer butt certainly
The TINE FORMER GosoRnHaA NAY HAVE REMAINED
q h n' G : .ssy By Far %
. the length Of !. seety stage may have remained thai
S NAV wou d
safy sv s:sSss s % @ %s
Length o. time az Least would strengthen any other suspicious
certain than hs The effect of s!,icure aps.,
a Of The degree BY Individual but i i
Structure which the patient does observe that he 10 not
active capable or business formerly This also
effect though little UNDERWOOD but t unquesonably
mind and sexual will easily imagine that there
gans through the medium the sexual organs
upon the mind This, however, better explained in The
Private Treatise" Of the author little volume which 70
many Of the world. As the of Structure proceeds
the activity OF mind invariably returns.
With respect, The q srciuIehi, j gratifying to
state generally accomplished in little ime aud without
n or nconvenience Nothing can exceed the Improvement
OF late the treatment Of this complaint Indeed ia the
hands Of and experienced eoas Of
Is accomplished days formerly demanded
mouths Many consult the writer who bust.
70 this city for short time only, but perfectly
cured, though been Of trouble anxiety
years To those who leave their homes the writer
nishes his peculiar OF the with his Pr-
yaie eatise which has interesting CHAPTER giving every
information the subject and written in the planest
DR. Ralph ties this opportunity Of saying that he b.
consulted the various diseases reieEnd 70 in his Pryau
Treatissat his dwelling No SO Greenwich street,
any hour and in eonuencs Of The humber Of pre!eade sno
make the following siaement satisfactory gound Of conf
&c Sc he has been engaged the Of these diseases both
published three editions of work expressly them Also
that he has letters from the eminent physicians in Europe
from the emipent in Americas Sir Astley Cooper
Of London, Dr. Mott Of New York; DR. Physic, of Pads
pha and Others and that he is permitted 70 refer almost
every Physician Of cmiuerr in this city The Private Trea
tse" 81 Address DR.. Ralph, 80 Greenwich
o3 imsuc
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MADAME RESTELL.

EESlALE PHYSICIAN. Oftcc saa residence, las Green
she consulted with the suctcst confidence complaints
incident the female frame.
Madame Restes experience and lm Jwcdvc in the
obstinate OF female rrerl w sopmge suppresoa
sc, but al effect perfect
Ladies desiring proper medical ATTENDANCE during contnemsn
other udsposon will be accommodated during such tIne
with private and respectable board.
Preventive Powders, for married ladies' whose elca,e
by mail any part Of the United States Price IS pa-
All letters (poat pad addressed to boz 868 New York.
Boston Ofhca. MOI Essex street
IN. B-Those enclosing money need not pay postage.
". B.-Nadame RESTELL would inform ladies' residing
Of the city, whose health would admit Of travelling
that she would devote her attendance them
part Of he United States within reasonable distce jyS
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THE BANE AND ANTIDOTE.-
Disease, and ell his grsIy train
Are upon the wing again.
Wnpd in thick fogs OF chilling showers.
They come, 70 rack these frames OF ours.
Lo Bilious Cholic leads ths van, a
The mortal enemy OF man:
Dyspepsia marches by his sids
Seixing victim at each stride.
Rheumatic pout, and Pleurisy,
For their dread share put 10 q plea.
Ague and Fever. Cough, Catarrh,
Are armed TO carry on the war;
While fierce Consumpton-form OF lear
Cuts of the stragger. in the rear.
Colds, intermittents, Inflammation,
VI every denomination,
Morbid disorders Of liver
Diseases Of the vital river,
That, wandering through the maize OF veins
The system succors and susains-
Are az this season all too rife,
And Vampire-like, their food u life
Diseases seeds arr in the air.
For their dread contact then PREPARE!
As Jackson laughed at British brags.
Ensconced behind his cotton bags,
And knowing how his guns to train,
Swept the invaders from the plain
80 you may laugh al deadest ills,
IL your defence 10 PETERS PILLS!
They sweep disease away once,
As surely as Old HickoryAs guns
And, like the foes taught TO fly,
They never come back their luck to try.
Cholic, Dyspepsia, Fevers Chills-
Avaunt My SPELL is PETERS PILLS!
lncrAL OFFICE, i25 Fulton corner Of Nassau street.
O3l I'm m
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Medical Card,
DOCTO R M % m Il

DOCTOR NJ o K X / S O N,
NORTH RIVER DISPENSAHY, 20fH Fulton street -
~ Doctor Morrison continues be consulted coudentay
on all private Diseases which he without
straint diet pursuit. Recent particularly Gonor
rha !" he in 3 to DAYS -
SiRICTURES OF THE U2ETfIRA are cured by Dr..
NJ on improved principles without pain nconvenence g
patient As the symptoms Of Structure analogous with
enced Surgeons should be allowed make the necessary =
animation as those affected with prostate sand' NAV
Nervous and Constt Debility affection and
YOUTH inducing nocturnal emisson and ultimate impotency
radically cured by Dr. NJ pathological pincpl By
nal yigor. A perfect cure guaranteed OF no charge
ND.-Dr nj. holds communion with is-Jcai prctendefs
who claim to be surgeons he perhaps the oay qrallhrd
advertising Surgeon the CITY, See his diplomas IN his once
2ak Fulton Letters postpaid and continuing Zee w
insure medicine and advice 70 any part Of the Union.
Office 204k Fulton, Greenwich New York Oen IRON
, 4 Nj 10 IA p M daily ms In~rc
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TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBlLITATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S HYGEAN
RENOVATOR

IN all those where manly impaired where the
mental and physical powers FRUSTRATED by an unrestrned
indulgence Of the passions particularly by Eosc solitary and
destructive habits Of early YOUTH inducing nocturnal
and debility the Hgean Renoysor will be found az nfallibe
healthy ACTION aud mpotency by inusIng new
into the la many instances the effect is
Ii tails chronic elects and whites and
removes 'tey BY restoring healthy uterine action Refer
Kenovator with those affections, also Dyspep
weakness OF back and ons and affections Of urinary
organs. Sold only the Importing Agents." FOG Eutor
.teet New York Price 81 per bottle OF ounces and Tor
warded to all parts OF the Union.
N.B.-Cop'ous directions accompany each bottle.
40 ,sr
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DIR. SALTEh'S YOUNG MANS FRIEND,
OR SPECIFIC MIXTURE

A CERTAIN, mos, eaectaa and speed .curr.-1hs is q
~ mixture that completely bids defiance disease;
invaluable and unequaled in power razes the virus IN
most surprising manner SURPRISING all the morbid symptoms
and rritaons OF the disease IN recent generally
four hours Dr. Saer great experience and extensive
ton very great number Of Cases the continent and the
is sufficient guarantee Of its superior eicacy the
most certain and SAFE and the speedy remedy
royed This mixture be led by the public with the
utmost confidence being antdoie unequed for
with each bottle. Price ST. Wholesale and retail by j. ..
York. 10, iu,srn
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PUBLISHED DAILY by

NV CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
TIE NV YoRK HFnALp-A D.Iy Paper, issued every
morning Of the week-prce TWO CENTS copy. County
Subscribers furnished at the rate, for any specific PERIOD
THE WEEKLY HKkALp-issued Saturday aorn,ag a
zen ocock--sicc sic AND 9pAnrER CENTS copyfur-
ashed TO Country Subscbcn Is per saaun IN sdvanss
81 q the ss1ss rats for sny specified period.
csss G rsasssss stss, ,-s,s Isusrs %
ANA 1snHov Hvsspar, rarDsssr ss~ gAses-.r.i ~.
sssg fephuD ~ mnss - ssxr fsss n
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Medical Aid.

CECRET HABlTS.-There is q certain secret vice existing
debility decay old are insanity and death such
none without shuddering and shrinking from
the horrible thought Of TO which these dsuded
nsndan Of he Asylum at cisssssown, Mass abiding
the subject Of this notice There foul plaque IN our
midst cutting of anoeg the young the beautiful and the pro-
Stu Lunatc Hospital says al the Of Ignorance NOT
of dpayty and that something should be done 20 rescue the
promising you Of the State from this wasting In-
society speak vice which dangerous only n pro-
portion the secrecy and silence in which is involved
D. GesSy has sssny q letter He D1
We have now in the Asylum about confirmed unatcs,
whose mental well bodily imbeeilty has been eau ed Ny
frequently arise from this and should the health either
mental physical BE- spared for tn yet does nature
keep most rd record OF all denqnencies aud sooner or
Dr. q egofy has published this and Other SUP
jec Of private nature, highly interesting 70 sll ap.s
and conditions but the agreeable part Of this notice
those Interested will be that which relates TO the remedy That
able OF repairing broken constitutional Is Dr. Ge
porys nygorang Tonic Cordial may be relied upon IN all
with certainty OF cure except where naorma on pre-
il subject Of propty publish the certincates Of
its vsne the Herald would be large enough To CON
the half OF those ht have been received and the thou
sands that have been Offered 1t is medicine that invigo.
the system and ches and noushes the fluids, and
peculiarly eicacious repairing inward wasiings loss
Of appetite. Indigestion depression Of spirits shoness Of
belong TO- precede Consumption Of the lungs 50
of half for Sl0 aud Forwarded by
per ORDER the price of the book s so cenSl BY mail
w" Dr. Or s as g ay is 6 Cola psss
o Beekman where he be Consulted his
eson privately and conhdenay all hours Of the day
evening" ~ Orders by mail will receive particular care and
prompt en,ionthey may be addressed Box 567 Upper
| Post Office, N. ~ postpaid. d2 lm~rc
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P0RTUGUESE FEMALE Pills.
IryEsIEp Ayp Gssr.aspsy =,

NJ DE BOUDEL6oUE, hid. LISisON. PORTUGAL.
THE scicatc combination Of ingredients Of winch tho's
Pill. are compo,ed made them the wond.r
ration Of the world They known all Europe be tbs
only discovered that nvasby
ain IN Producing the monthly Their certainty IN 81
cases being that they must be used during pregnancy
for though always mild safe and healthy they cerar "a
produce miscarriage if used dpsins taal PERIOD
yonnd with te seal Of the mporcr rri,rred Each boz con
tins signature OF M de boudeoque, add the English d.
rrctious have the signature of Dr.. r. MEVEAU authorized
agent for the Continent Of America.
They can be transmitted by to any part OF tn, Uaed
the United saes Office I29 Liberty street near Gisenweh
Sold in Boston, Salem Letters directed Dr. f.
Melvcaa box a. New York will with Immediate attes
Iyz9 ro
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THE eubse!ib@ wshss make known 70 the Public, thas
mach Of tbs Biseuis and CE.ckes which sold n tbs
Biscuit and sugE Cr.ekss mad a biz Bakery which haze
gstion, fer than twenty yess with ths best results
while the imitation which can e %sa. e, ssc pres
.ek The above Biscuit and Crssken ALSO butter Biscuis
VIM Biscpit Butter Cnckss, Water Craeke, Pilot and
Navy Bread all Of the first qualify constantly for sale q
h well Lnowa establishment ~ stIsf SQFp Of
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HULL'S TkUSSES.
NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.

1NA PEKyONS afflicted with Kuptures may rely
Alpon the best Instrumental aid the world Affords
II - H,n application at the Office. No. Vesey street.
Wv /or TO either Of the Agents in the principal
towns in the United States Be careful 70 ex
anime Of HILLS Tusses il they erdorsed
by Dr. Hull writing None genuine, or to be relied
upou ~ good. without his signature. 80
MANY persons have vend limitations of Hus
celebrated Tues and thousands imposed in conse
oueuce limitations be relied they made
BY unsklul mechanics and better thar the ordinary
Trusscs (,
Rooms have fitted up No. vesey street. exclusively
ladies' having from the business depart
mcnt where female in constant attendance 10 wait upon
ennaic paiiepty NIL lmrc
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MADAME RESTEI.I.S PREVENTIVE POWDERS,
w These Invaluable Powders hare ben rnircrsay adopte
Europe but France partcula for upwards OF thirty years
well as BY thousands this country a. beng the only mid
safe and cacfous remedy for married ladies' whose health LOT
bids too rapid increase Of fatally.
The results of their adoption the bappnes the health nay
often the life OF aectonate wife and fond mother are
touch within the limits Of an advertisements
but the future happiness oil their osprng noe bat 100 well
known that the families oil the MAJ - oicn increase bcyond
the h-ppness of those them Drl would dic'n II
how many instances dogs tn hard WORKING iatheI and more
especially the mother of poor family remain slaves through
their lives Juggling at the Qf ncessant labor tog put
live and living but to toll when they might have enjoyed
comfort and comparative aueace and IL csre and .os nays
father how often the left unable, with the most
her atheress offspring from becoming
degraded objects of charity progac votas Of vice Even
are he days Of the kind husband father ebssd be-
holding the eInaciaed form and declining heh Of The copa
OF his bosom, she had reached the OF thirty
fast sbnkng into premature gye-with TIE certain PROS
sorrows and hs young and helpless clen Of
attentions and watchul solicude, which mother alone car
bestow unfequenty tine when least able 20 suppou
the heartrending affection Is i desable then-is t aoa
themselves the well being Of their offspring, when sin
pe easy healthy aud certain remedy within our conuo
The advertiser feeling the importance OF this shbject and est
mating the benefits resulting 70 thousands by the sdopton
tenton OF the married TO IN consideration. wise and
yrtuous prevent evils which srbiect BY simple
snd healthy within control Every dispassiopso
vuous and enlightened mind, will unhesitangy answer
Price five dolsn package, accompanied with full and sfu
cular directions. -
An .tsr be paid and addressed 70 oox sss."
OF MA,phME REsTELL, Female rhysiels5y ,vb on..
hour from A. NJ r. III. Boston oilce, No krses st.
N.BTlose enclosing money need tpay postage ly2yIe
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sale of stoeks nj PhiladeIDhis

DEC 2-aO0 shares Grand Bank, 81 100 do do, cash,
~ $50 do d, days. 81 S2 900 Reading r. Bonds 60;
5000 State 5's cash IS 10000 do W. IS shares Phi
ladelpha Bank 1919.
SECOND BoAHo so shares Wilmington r. r. days. %;
100 do do days o. 100 do do, g. %; $4,000 Reading
Bonds, IS $4,000 do do b s, g.
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SHIP NEWS.
HuH Lat AAula A. Gnnn A N =

BALTIMORE, Dec 2Arr Georgia. (of Bsth) Otis FIN Cadiz;
Essex Otis Wscassett; John Murray Deyereaux Buckspor
fhiiiH' Gardiner Ne; Jas Barbour Providence Cid Al.
Augusta, Nassau, MP.