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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-06-01

s'icr--"save me from my friend, ~
take care Of my enemies" The harmon;
o"' Democracy are getting sadly GU, o
'0''' The Dr"msooIe string is too ,iph,
and the Richie string ha, slipped off The
''rew; the discord is becoming painful. The
democratic Petersburg Republican discourse
EN- harshIy of its former friends. IIea. him.
-Const,tutionalis..
be"so", Blair, T. 10 We SCARCELY
know how to treat this scurvy pack who un.
der'ake mt only 70 make the Pres;den,,.,
candidates for the Union, bu, to denounce
and insult the Republican party of any State
winch refuses to support their candidate
Even virginia, tho noble and glorious Old
DOMINION, whose sons, whether a, home or
abroad, stand where none can stand hes;de
them; Virginia, is to be bulIied into The ann
port OF Marin Van Buren,, by Benton, and
mar OF The Globe, and letter from The Ohio
oe'ega',on. The Ohio delegation, (God save
Inc mark' miserable set to go to Congress
Tor the money they make by mileage, and
from "pet'icoat" Allen and snap.turtie Tan
PAM down to the ruffian Duncan. cons,i,ute
with Benton, the Democratic disgrace in the
senate, their shame in the House Of R.or.
Ientalives." p'
The Globe says that some Democrats !.
serve haman's fate, and the Globe oueb, to
knov.
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| GtOMMITTED 10 ,hs J.,I
| - VI T'ppah County Ms.,,
lHM s'pp', oo The 23,d day OIL
l" May 1874, q negro Man, WIN
Acslls his na,ns Lewis, and says
he belongs 10 Jsmss Gay, Nv,
ing near Aberdeen, Monroe oooaiy. Said
boy IL u copper colour, o feet o or 10 In.
ehos high, about 2S years Of nge, and will
weigh li5 or 100 pounds. The ownss Of
said boy IL requested 10 come forward. prove
prove property, pay charges, and take him
away, or he will be dealt with a. tho law
directs.
Il, NJ, ROGERS, Jaiior
Of Tppdh County
May 25lh lSli--2Of
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DOGAN e. CLEVELAND.

Ripley, Deem. 3Otb l843-lO-Sw
P. 8. The subscribers have on hand :.
small stock Of goods, consisting in par. Of
The following articles, viz:-C alicoes, Bleach
ed and Brown Domestics, Apron Checks,
Satine''s, Merinoes &c. &c. Also a small
lot Of Hard, Queens and Stone Wares &c ,
all Of which they will cell unusually low for
Cash DNC
Per A. q. Is,
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Fresh Spring and
summer Goods.

" NaE subscriber would respectful in.
- form the citizens Of Ripley, and the
public in general, that he has Jus,
received small assortment of Spring and
Summer Dry Goods, Queens Ware, Tin
Ware; Hats; Boots e. Shoes; Sugar and
Coffee; Powder, Lead snt Shot, with many
other articles, which you can see BY calling
ut bis Store, on the North side of the public
-quare. All Of which he offers low for
CASH, or on the usual time to puncsual
men.
JOHN HUNTER.
Nav 18th IRdi
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THE STATE OF MIssIssIPpI,)
IiPpah County. {
Circuit Court, March Term, Aprii 4M
1874.
Coleman Jackson,
VHIs day came the complainant, BY
Il her Solicitor, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Court, tina. the de.
fendant resides beyond the limits of this
State, so tina, the ordinary process Of tits
Court connot DO served upon him. Il is
therefore ordered by the Court, ,ha. unless
said defendant appear a, the next turn Of
this Court, to be held for the County Of
TipPnh at the Court House ia the town of
Ripley, State Of Mississippi, on The las,
Monday in September 1914, and plead
answer or dcmur TO compliments bill, that
tho same will be Get for hearing on the facts
charged in the said bill. and decreed accor
DINGHY. 1t is further ordered by the Court,
that this order be published in the Ripley
Advertiser, a news paper published in the
Town Of Ripley, in the State Of Mississippi,
for the space Of three Months, notifying the
detendan; Of the tendency Of this SUIT.
A copy from the Minutes, may Is 1874.
HARDY W SrRICKLIN,
CLERK +
Bill charges, that defendant and complai :
nant we're married in the year 1918, or ,
hereabous, and that they lived together 81
about twsnty>four years, and that from some 81
'ause unknown TO complainant, defendant, =
eli her and went TO the State Of Arkansas S,
md has for the space Of more than three
'ear', wilfulIy deserted complainant. Pray
II, that the bonds Of matrimony be dissolved. :,
H W STRlCKLIN, CLERK. 70
May 18Th lS44-2S-3m flee $50.
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CLAY AND PRELIN0 HU YsgN,


CLAY AND PRELIN0 HUYsgN
@J oss'sss-An Old Dan Tsel.,
'hs skies ss bright, ou, hearts arc I,.L,.
20 Ds'''m''c Tho Wings unite,
we" ''' our songs to good old ,uu...
"" there 10 music In these ncooo.w
"o''sh 'ho,shi The eous,ry. ,i.so.
For Harry G lay and rtsIioshuy.eo.
The L'co' hearts are very sore,
Tho very scarce n Baltimore,
For they begin To see with ,es.io.
That this will be "a grcs, coon season,
Hurrah' hurrshi &c.
y! Ffs'ingbuysen's a Jersey Blue
a noble Wing and homes, too,
And no will make New Jersey feel
wings pay respect to her abroad Seal
Hurrah! hurrsh! &c.
NOW let tho Locos speak in candor. ;,
Ills fame cen Kendall dare no, Islander. f.
AND when We all GO. in tho fight,
Lord how the Jersey Coons v in bite.
Hurrah! hurruh! &c.
On m1ty Vans man Of doubt, l.
Who wires in and wires out; N
You cannot tell when on the track,
flies coin on or comm back. REL
Hurrah! hurrah! &c. gu
Inc coon now looks around with pride. vi, ~
For who is here dare touch his hide; a,
And tho tho Locos think to cross him. qt
They'll find he's only playing 'pos.um. M M
lIurrah! hurrah! SC.
United heart and hand are We, -
FROM Northern lake 70 Southern sea.
Fro" East TO West the coun,ry's ri,in, f,
Fur Harry Clay and Frslinshuyseo. ls4
Hurrah! hurrah! &c. Fra
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ediCal Notice.

MEDICAL Notice,
DR.. JAMES B. ELLIS, RESI-
PectfuIy tenders his services ia
the citizens Of Ripley, and vicinity
IN the various branches of The
E9Ai1NG Art.
And hopes, BY strict attention to his profes.
sional duties, to merit liberal share Of
public patronage.
OTHls Office is the same heretofore occu,
pied by Laird, Ellis g. Wyman, where he
may at al times be found, unless profes,
sionally absent.
Oct'r, 18th, l842. Am
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-" yy o,a'e o. M's''''ippi,( Probate Court,
I--" Ho"ay may term 1914
AKDY W. sTRiCKLIN, Admins.
- traitor 1.-THE Estate of William Hon,
derson deceased; represents n ~.
ootrt oy petition, that he discovers thu, tho
personal property Of his inlestate il ;osnG
hcient to pay the debts of the deceased .nd
exh'b'.s on oath, just and true accoun, ~
'"e personal Estate and debts, as far az bs
can discover the same, and prays the Cour,
;0r 'ne sale OF certain Lands and Town
LOS, described in his said petition, BEING
a a., the real Estate belonging to said Estate
ihcreupon, the Court ordered that c;ta,;on
ssue' directing all persons interested in
ns sa'd lands, to appear before the Probate
y OF said County, on the first Monday
- '''y Next 10 show cause why The said
LANDS tenemenis and hereditamen,. of,ho
deceased should no, be sold, to nav the
'eots OF said deceased, which cita,ion sh.n
:, y: SET up at three or more public place, in
l'Ppah County, for the space Of ,hir,v DAVIS
no DC published in the Ripley Advertiser
or the same length of time.
WITNESS, The Hon. R. R Thomas
- presiding Judge of said Cour,
leEAL and the Seal Of said Court. tho
~ 9Th Of May 1874. ''
Issued the 7h May 1874.
II. BOWERS, CLERK,
=. By his Deputy, w. K. Cole
May lin lS44-27--5, flee 40.
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Hard w are.

Hard w are.
usr received and for sale low for cash, pen
knives Of various sizes, knives and forks,
!aoie and tea spoons, hand saw files, steel epec.
tac'e cases, razors and razor stops, shaving soap
anu brushes, saddlers tacks of different sizes cof-
fec mills, cotton cards, sad irons, needles and
hooks and eyes, for sale by
may, 1874. j. B. WALKER.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,
"A i the May Term, 1874, of the Pro.
"A bate Court Of Tippah County Missis
s'Pp', Letters Of Administrator were
granted to the undersigned, on the Estate
Of detty Northcross, Deceased. Notice is
therefore, hereby given to all persons who
nave claims against said Estate to present,
the same, properly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or the same will be-
barred.
N. N. NORTHCROsS,
=, :, -, Adm Of said Estate.
Nav I lth lS11-O1 e. re-. 49,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05

LUcIFER MATCHES. Few are aware of the
extent of this business in England According
to the London Times, one firm in that city
manufactures weekly two and half tons, con-
tanning lO,soO,Oo0 matches! This immense
quantity, if placed length ways, would reach a
distance of 426 miles, or would in twelve
months, nearly make the circumference of the
globe, and weigh $50 tons To make this
quantity, seven and half miles of plank, 8
inches thick, and 81 inches wide, would be re-
qured, and nearly 200 hands, including men,
women, and children, besides two steam en-
gnes, kept constantly employed.
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0. S. Powell, Sec'y, SC.
rFor the American Republican.l

For the American Republican,.
AS the American Republican party is all III
discriminate composition of the late consttu-
ents of the two great conflicting parties, and
as brotherly love should be the password Of
our party, would suggest as a pledge of fell
lowshp in the good cause, that we make a
formal sacrifice in offering up our Coons and
Chicken-C Cocks, as a peace-otfering; and that
the same may be converted into a mammoth
pot-pe, to be served up at the Assembly Rooms,
on the first day of January, where we can have
convenient opportunity to register otr names
as constituents of the new party and pledge
ourselves in the sacrifice of our ehcken-cocks
and coons to select our candidates for office
without any regard to what may have beer
their former political creel, they being quail.
fled to discharge the duties of the office with
dignity, and with honor to our country, having
buried their chcken-cocks or coons, as the case
may be, and embraced the American Eagle as
the true symbol Of their party. And that the
creed of our party shall consist in our exer'
tons to the enactment of such laws as will
protect our mechanics and laborers from the
ruinous competition of emigrants from Europe
to improve the unwholesome condition O
our naturalization laws, and stop the importa
ton Of paupers and felons to the United State.
| to become incorporated into, and dictators il
the policy of our government.
would further suggest that subscription
be circulated by persons duly authorized, t.
defray the expense Of the entertainment. Ant
that all such as feel DESTROYS to decapitate the
Coons and Cocks, and embrace the old Amer
can Eagle, be invited to the feast.
AN OLD CHIcKEN-CocK.
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[FOr the American Republican,
SCARLET FEVER.

Method Of Treatment Of Children sick Of Scar
let Ferer. First-lfyou are DESTROYS that your
children shall die, dose them with powders and
other good-for-nothing nostrums. Second-if
you sincerely desire to save your children from
the ravages of this disease, which is of posi-
tive inNanmatory type, call some physician
that will depete them on the first invasion of
the disease. A certain physician who adopted
the latter mode Of practice, lost only three pa
tents out of nearly 500! MEDIcUs.
Will editors of newspapers who are fond of
children, please give the above an insertion in
their respective papers. Nj.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05
THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER $

News ITEMS. The Catholic Church in Sa-
vannah was broken into on Thursday last, and
| robbed of the sacred vessels. -Edward Roach,
for long time the City Treasurer of Charles
ton, died recently at Key West, whittier he had
gone on account of i'll health. Carlo Maui
ran, Esq, one of the most eminent merchants
in Providence, died suddenly on Wednesday
last.-The New York packet of Tuesday
was expected to take about SI25, 900 in silver.
Some of the New York creditor banks
were drawing specie on Saturday from the
debtor banks-The North river is again
open, and the boats continue to ply between
New York and Albany. In Crawford Coun-
ty, Pa, on the cath ult., snow was lying to the
depth of foot.-The U. S. ship Falmouth,
| Com'r Sands, sailed from Pensacola on the 18th
ult-The ma jority for Mr.. Polk in Missis-
sippi, according to the official returns, is 5, 242
ALL the counties in Alabama are heard
from but Walker, and Folks majority is H.
975.--There were Il6O bales of domestcs
exported from Boston last week.-The
amount of Treasury notes outstanding on the
lst instunt, was Sl,9Os, 1868 l7.-Ratliffc
Boone, formerly member of Congress from
Indiana, died recently in Louisiana. The
Belfast, Me. Republican Journal thinks that
Maine should not be sighted by Mr.. Polk in
making up his Cabinet, and suggests the name
Of John Fairfield as Secretary of the Navy
DR., McMasters, of Indiana, has been appoint
ed President of the Oxford College (Ohio,) in
place of DIR. Junkin.-For United States
Senator from Michigan, the names of Govern
or Cass, Governor Barry, Chief Justice Ran
som, and the Hon. Austen E. Wing are men
tioned.-There are ten Catholic colleges in
the United States, at which are educated 1900
young men.-In lS40, by census returns, the
male adult population of Michigan was ST.
S56-this year the aggregate presidential vote
was ,572.-The Van Buren,, Arkansas.
lntellgencer, informs US that some outrageous
murders were recently committed at Evans
vile, by Ellis West and Jim Daniels, Chero-
KEGS, upon two unoffendng Indians of the same
tribe
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OFFICERS OF CoNGRRss' The chief officers
of the two Houses, heretofore appointed, who
took their seats aid officiated as such on Mon
day, are as follows Senate - President,
(pro TEN Hon. Willie P. Mangum, of North
Carolina ecretary-Asbury Dickins, Esq.
House of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
John w. Jones, of Virginia. Clerk-Caleb J
MoNutY, ESQ.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05

SINGULAR CASE. Jonathan Burr, of Wash
ington county, (N " recently died, leaving
about 100000 to his only son, miserable
lunatic, who, in consequence of his fathers
sordid habits, had long been compelled to OBJ
tain a scanty living, by selling almanacs, &C.,
in Albany. Ajury appointed by the Chancel-
lor, pronounced the heir insane, and he himself
appeared in Court, and asked to have trustees
appointed. The wife of the deceased Burr
had long been compelled to live separate from
her husband.
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FIRES. There was a destructive fire at
Hampden, Me-, on Thursday by which seven
buildings were onsumed.-The Congrega-
tional church at Durham, Mass, was consumed
by fire last week-loss 50 900 and insured.
Capt. Wentworth's store at Sandwich, Mass,
was consumed on the eth ult.-loss $4,000, in
sured $l2QO.-The Rosevile cotton factory
at Newark, Del, was destroyed on Saturday
night-insured for $50 900.
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vHyHE PROPRIRTORs OF THE GAY

YENHE PROPRIRTORS OF THE GAY
Il STREET CHAIR WAREROOMS would
specially inform their friends and the public gene
rally, that they have hand large and general
assortment of Parlor and other CHAIRS, comprising
mahogany, maple, walnut, and variety of imitation
and wood colors. They would request persons dis
posed to purchase TO give them CALL as their stock
is not surpassed, if equalled by any establishment in
the city.
They would also inform shipping Merchants that
they at all times prepared to supply them terms
equally accommodating they can be procured at
any establishment in the city
sel94tawtlstJt A. & j. r. MATHIOT
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WORTH HAVING. The town of Independ-
ence, on the western border of Missouri, has a
trade with the provinces of Mexico which is
estimated at Ss50,0o0. The editor of the In
dependence Journal says it will reach five mil
lions if they can get port of entry and the
right of drawback.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05

CoLp WEATHER IN CONNECTICUT. The
mercury in Farenheits thermometer at the rail
road depot in Hartfort, Connecticut, stood on
Saturday morning at degrees above zero
The ice was all fast above and below the bridge,
and the river effectually closed.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05

For EUROPE. The Steam ship Britannia
left Boston on Sunday for Halifax and Liver
pool, with forty passengers and her usual mails.
All the mails from the south arrived in season,
and no back mails were due when she sailed.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05

CAUTION IN HEATING Rooms. An accident
occurred at Nantucket, a few days ago, from
using hot water in pipes for heating rooms
One of the pipes burst, and a piece, from ten
to twelve feet in lehgth, flew to the opposite
side of the room, striking the left leg of Doctor
Ruggles' eldest daughter, and breaking it in
stantly. She was standing before the glass ar
ranging her hair when the explosion took place.
The pipe shattered table, which stood against
the wall, broke part ola chair, and made con-
siderable indenture in the wall ITSELF
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Agent for Napoleon Steamboat.
81 O'CLOCK!
ERICSSON'S STEAMBOAT LINE

u s<s-s, FOR PHILADELPHIA, via Chesa-
EG,s,Sk &c-xSpeake and Delaware Canal, daily, (Sun-
days excepted,) for the conveyance of
Passengers, Merchandise, Specie, Baggage &C., &C.,
QI5- FROM No 3 LIGHT STREET WHARF. The
Boats of this line, having been put in complete
ming order, more will leave No. Light street
wharf DAILY Sunday exceptedD at % O'Clock, p. NJ.
arriving in Philadelphia at early hour the following
morning, in time to connect with the New York line
Merchandise destined for New York, Boston, or any
point eastward will be forwarded from Philadelphia
the same day received free of commission. For
large Shipments special contracts can he made low
rates. 03- Shippers are requested to send memo
randum with each dray of goods, with the name of
the shipper and consignee and to have their goods
on the wharf by half past O'Clock, to insure their
delivery in Philadelphia early next morning.
For further particulars, apply to
L. G. HARRIS, Agent,
ol0-3m No. Light street wharf.
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Loss OF THE MAJESTIC. The British brig
Majestic, Capt. Sullivan, from Montego Bay,
Jamaica, was totally lost on the I'd of October,
in hurricane; all hands took to the long boat,
in which they were 10 days, and succeeded in
getting into Balize, Bay of Honduras
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-05

FROM ST. JAGo DE CUBA BY the schooner
Boston, which arrived at New York on Satur-
day evening from St. Jago, we learn that the
markets were filed with all kinds of American
produce.
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TO TRAVELLERS
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.

AND THE PUBLIC GENERALITY.
n slHsT7 An Article appeared in the American
EST; Aksyr Republican ofyesterday morning, with
SstssisssfsahH- the signature of LEMUEL q. TAY-
LOR annexed, which, Notwithstanding the scurrility
of style, demands some notice at my hands, in conse-
quence of the unjustiable attack made upon me- in
divduay, therein Having desire TO submit my
professions of zeal in the public service to other test
than that Of practical experience, shall not essay
any unnecessary statements of facts, but leave nay
position TO such defence as the judicOus portion of
my fcllow-cltizens will afford me, under so unpro-
voked and unwarranable an assault. True, il is an
assault by the pen alone, but strikes my integrity
OF purpose, andis more oeuSi an honorable sense
of proprcty, than attack upon the person. Ii ema-
mates, too, from professor of Christianity, fact
which would impart some weight to it, hut that the
low and INDIGENOUS language in which the malice of
abuse is couched by The writer, abundantly shields
me from It's influence, and leaves the venom ranking
in the bosom of the from whom the missive sped
| have no desire to retort upon this SELF constituted
censor Of my pursuits, but leave him. with my feelings
undiSturbcd, TO the camcr reflections OF his own
mind satisfied that he mast find therein, if at the
hands Of an inSulted public, that reproach for gra
tuitous an imposition upon the creduy OF this
munity, as its audaCity deserves
G. A. RAWLINGS,
n2S.u Agent for Napoleon Steamboat.
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WORKING ON THE SABBATH. In future, all
kinds of business will be discontinued on the
Reading Railroad on the Sabbath day. No
cars will be allowed to run except the mail
train
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FARE REDUCED.
FARE TO PHILADELPHIA, S1.50.
NEW STEAMBOAT LINE BETWEEN

NEW STEAMBOAT LINE BETW ZEN
BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA,
DAILY (Sunddys ercepted,) at Al O'CLOCK, "A. NJ
until the Close Of the Navigation.
81 eey>Sa By the SUPERIOR fast and COmmodious
EsraHAsrsteamGLs NAPOLEON, Capt. Ross
and PIONEER, Captain BILDERBA OK
from the wharf, corner of Light and Pratt streets.
The above splendid, fast and commodious Steamers
having been placed on the line, will continue running
a morning line until the close of the navigation leav
ing the wharf, of Light and Pratt Streets daily
Sundays excepted,) at Z! O'Clock, P. NJ.
o. Passengers by this line will find every conve
nience and comfort required.
&C. Forward Deck Passage only 30 cents.
GEO. A. RAWLINGS, Agent, Baltimore.
o3l-3m II. L. REEFS. Arch st. wharf, Philad