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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-04-20

"Oh tbal'. such outandish fWrcb
name" tsall ~ 'em
But cbiflos Beverly, WIS such y good
character ~ he .Chlldfcn of Tho Abbey +,
an sounds so noble" ses sister Ke.mh,
No Christian child oopb, to be NAMED u
novel name scs I'D Ml.s Stations. "J'heJ
re all lies from cend 10 ctnd
"CalI him " hat you've mind 10 my
dear" see mother, for you're his moheI
and ought 10 please yourself"
Mary hooked up IN nv face srh her prelt,
hlue owes. and smtod 20 sweet wien hei
sister CaIline lad The baby in her arms--
and then she sald Hs she Rugged il 10 her
bosom --"Inme TO lis mudder, my twee
iute Henry Clay sal be called Henry
Clay, so it sail, mudder's pewcious irl'
ring dove, so it is, and 1t sail be Pre.idru
90, when il gIis a man, so II sail
"Hurra for Clay" ses |, ''llur----'
"Hu,h. h,h-h.h, Joseph" ses molfeI
saint you shamcd 10 shock Mary's nerves
80.
The fac, was, | fell, so glad | forgot wha
| was about -- But | wenl rite off and ri
down in he family record:
"HENRY CLAY JONES"
The first son Of Joseph and Mary Jones
was horn On the Dad Of FEBRUARY, 1874
Eve been so frustrated for the last week
tia, hardly know wha, I'm dom half the
lme. and dom spose / shall fnd time to dc
much else but nurse The baby foe some time
; come Mays rive pier', and little Hen
is making "A mpn,'roua good beginning II
world. No more from
"a Your friend til de h.
JOSEPH J MES.
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SWAPPING WIVES.

An extraordinary occurrence recently
ook place in Hancock county, Ohio. Tho
F,ndly Courier says, two neighbors, Henry
Adams and Jacob Ensperger, being dissat-
is fed with their wives, agreed upon an ex>
change Adams received Ensperger's wife
and two Of his four children, and lett the
country. Enspe,ger received in exchange,
Adams wife and his four children, and a
deed for his farm as boot. A few days after,
= warrant was issued by magistrate, and
Mrs, Adams had been arrested, but En-
sperger had euded The officer, though ne
was in the ne'ghborhood, and may be ares
/ ,ed This is the frs, instance we recollec'
OF wife trading in the United States. lhe)
occur frequently in England.
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A QUEER TRIAL.

legal correspondent of The Sanders
VIE lie"-) I'eie-cope. thu. relate one OF
MS no"e"f"res atthe bar. III Germ il, district
in Georgia, near Iiawk;".siiis. known a
the "ihiro kingdom OF Dolly"
Some Time since divers claims were pla-
ced in nv hands for collection, by JI'ers'
Ale Filters & On ofNew York, and amongst
them little note on Simon screws, OF me
aforesaid district OF Dnoly handed 1t 'oI
Asa MarkiI, one OF the acting justices, ana
took receipt for the same The claims
progressed regularly on to Judgement oo'
some time since was Informed that Screws
mad Fl eA M affidavit ofillegali'y 10 the exc
cnlion. and being the Attorney General to-
he aforesaid firm. and not having mucb
else 10 do, | determined to go down and see
to it When arrive ed at The court yard, the
cou, had been In session for some t'me' ou'
anon inquiry l found that my case was nov
reached. bu, was next to the last I caheo
for the execution Of the affidavit, and 'uno
that The ground of illegut, was that 'ht
ground of ,legallty was hat the plaihHH
lived ou, of he Safe
Sonue MarkiI was on The bench; as u
y his intelligence farther than the following
: will show, il is only necessary to add, 'ha
Il ne was in the Legislature OF 1913
u lie was alwaysr polite man, however
o particularly in his manner OF speaking.
5 Isl should suppose, may it please you
20 no, ar. that the cour, does wish to hear irot
h. me on The sutec' of the illegally"
a .Weil | reckon not, sqnlre, ne rePle'
ty mildly nodd,ng his head to me, ''tof u
main the execution ought 10 be killed /"
mo- ado understand your honor 'n'enos
he sustain the illegaliy!"
.,e .Yes, squire, lha''s law"
=. Iex,ressed my astonishment at this, al
'ha m,os speech showing The absurdity OF Il
r,I decision. and wound up by rating scfeV
ha, G., d,rup to tax such an oath. "hen
,no concluded The bench went on
uld ..The cnur, is fond to hear you to
AN. s,,ire Nubbs-very fond inased--you II
Of we'll. and The court hope you will Co
.rry dawn often. But Mr.. Screws is our mel
And bor. we know him; aud besides ne
cess shown ,ha, the execution is illegal, an
f his mus, be killed, Squire Nubbs."
Ike uYe., and may it please the court,
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A LIVELY PLACE.
They have a town 'out west which up

They have town sout wes',' which ap-
pears to have beep overlooked by Dickens,
and o,her English travellers of his class,
and which is all sorts OF a string place. In
one day they recently had two street fights
hung man, rode three out of town on :
rail got up quarter race, turkey sh"o'
ing, gander pulng,N match dog hgh'
had preaching by clergyman, who alter
wards run foo, race for sdrinks all round
and a. i: this was not enough, the Judge
the court, after losing years salary at sir
gle handed poker, and whipping aPerso
who said he didn't understand the game
went out and helped TO lynch man TO
hog stealing.-Iic.
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mean bat ~ gei upa War iottf ~ Ihr
Caun ~ ~ ibe pei men 'aa heir huT"
ken lornnel! Zee VII, DID l,cs no take
hold Of this MISTER Whch hey wee iully ~
poo ~. and when burc ~ tetmimdion
mruhl have he,n given 70 Great jttuln
without dlteci in.ult 10 her Tiers 10 trent
and bee professions ol Omiit'
Then look ut the lcxu- hubbub Sin
wear. ago. when NJ Wa Bufen Wa Pes.
den Tesas onrred hctsrlt tu Us. Al h
bead Of NJ van Bhfen', Cabin stood John
FORSYTH Of Gemga--un able sud fnrsee'oe
Statesman aud as lhoroush Sou'hron o'
ever lived.
At hat time Texas owed liIle or no Debt
and almost her " hole territory was Pdbll'
Property. She was AT least n better largaiu
hy Twenr, Millions Of DHars than she now
Is. Yet Mr.. Var Buren, and his Cabinet
rejected he pr der OF Annexation unanr
mousv and atlngy; hey did no
Iihuk it wor h ment' Dlng TO congress
Bu now, when all her best Lands have
ceased to be Public, and she has instead
bankrupt Treasury and heavy Debt, 'ht
Loco Foco POLITICIANS are pushing on me
Annexa'ion Of Texas,
Can here be an, doubt as 70 The drli
of those ground and lofty tomhhngs! Are
+ ey not obviousl, the trek, If IA desperate
party which sees defeat starl1g tin the lace
on the well-se,iled issues itha. Ion, Court ed
and on which IT even now prelends to b'
ready 10 res, The Presidential struggle? |
it not mere cuti, fish mau9uvre 10 "bscur
he Tariff, Currency aud Public Lands is
sues or which he People are prece..,us t
deliver their ve.dic? We trust it will
so regarded and treated throughout TIA
Country.
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Gen Jackson was G"c1 ~ Judge Hal
ar Ct; ;ng legal precePt aud 'mprsonng
be Jujyc who issued 1t, shortly after the
proclamation Of Peace aud the consequent
Cessation of Martial Law IN that city, two
months after The British defeat there, 'wen
" n,ne yeas ago. Since that lime, he and
his EXPLOITS have been promn' nt'y and al
,ro,, c,,ns4nuulI> be fore the conn'ry and be
FIRE Conn,es,; here was jackson Cons
ares, olnosiann interrup ediy f""
al fourteen wears. if moaesty pfe'e"s
led uroor "s~GR..>.s.. ADMINISTRATIONS y :
Itainly NIGH have becn zone Under ihai =
liz Successor. bur no movement was 'naoe'o
,et,pd he New Orleau, fine un'' a''er DO"
ware out Of power, and 'he "h IS han ~
,o,nod he ascrndancy in Congress. Since
,hon he reC,ndlng, uncondllonali> ana
.,i,h,,, disclaimer Of censure Oh Jucge
u.y his been pres ed by 'be parry as
J :. ..,~h !, were - ,fe and death ma'e'-"s
,banah Jackson would 60 10 his grave o'S'
hr,ad and branded # lhis wee not done
,rhev have arrested The Business OF lie
r ,-la,lon, not only IN Congress on, !" wv
d States. 10 pass resolulot : tor re'uno'hs' u"
d ~ nov nave finally worried The measnF
G ,hronah, and $4,000 has been drawn iron
y T,,v and sent 10 the Hermitage
it, ,yh,ch w,ll be chatged to the account
rr Wi, ez,avagsnce' in making up s'a'e
ants for Loco Foco Addresses hereal'ef'-
g.. o,y man fail to see that this whole OPT
;, , mer. electloneering manGaVr
m :, rsinyes, Van Buren, with me na"'e
1t. jackson? ,. II,
ed Next as 10 oregon .
.,on,y oars since we made compact WI
10, cseo, Pr,lain that the People OF each y
,er lion m,eh occupy that w'id ana a's'a''
"a. Dion. being governed by 'he'f re'pec'
-, I.ws and magis rates, THIS srrangeme
:, fo,ce ,hrouu houl both Jackson's a
IL v p,,,on,s Administrators nobody ore
)ldI hing Whisper of dissatisfaction nn'
am :, when the atieniIono' oo'h e"un't'eS
ma oo, called 10 the snhjecI-v men our o
~ ,4vo,,,rers are pouring into the Country
,,nhers and torce-when u Df'
red Amba. sador has nst arrived ''''seo
was oresslv with the settlement % '"'' w.
,ars when. as Mr.. Calhoun urges we y
-. rslv 20 preserve "a wise ana mastery
like ac,ivl,y' TO secure to ourselves az . ~.
dy,s ri,orv Ina, is worth Possess'"s--]as' At
,yes ,nen, when al our option we may ~
! - o,la he matter BIS amlcable arfa"ee''
:" se''o !, n settle itself in our favor,
~ ,.,dn,s of the Locn.Foco parry proc
they that they = :" no' ''a ~ 80 ;nmsdi,,e n,
hat gwen 10 Grea Brain that We WIN 'e e"
s., g.. no existing arrangement, a''oe 9"
The Year specified. Wha,'an 'oey msa g.
s,ch ,h.9- L. This the way to obtain Po,''''e
,se,on so many thousand m',es =
c,, .h;ch will be comman 'ed by INC .
W. MI force in the Paclic' What ca"
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T8H
nrrLEy ADVLnT.sEa
y. r.. EebIsD.


TTnMs The Apvitritre vii be ssued reg
ulafly cyc'y salutdny, NJ ~ 80, advance
IN every instance No subsofip tion III be- 70
oicsei fof u less period tlhn siS months,
ApyERTfsfntr7s viii he chHrgtd Mt the rate o
ON, DOLLAR per square, ten lines or lees foI
the first Insertion, and 6dy cents lor each
continuance.
Announcing eandida'csfor ofce--ton for STATE
and Eve for County invariably IN advance
The tASH viii be required 'or rN : - work.
whep delivered co. this rule viii 90 b, .cty oil
served
ettrrs addressed IN this Office Off ln..uoss
must be pos, paid, or they migl' lr' be at.
tended to.
t7- Advertisements should be nHra,u with
tho number ofiusprlous on the margin, or the,
vii be continued until ordered out, an charged
accordingly.
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ANOTHER LETTER FROM THE
GEORGIA MAJOR.
Tiarriiie. Eb. 6, 1874


MfiH MI "N =, f)'", -" "e"'
glorious news! i'o'r"h '"' '"'
.sLet tn c kettle to the trumpet speak,
The trumpet to the canoneer without -,
The cannon to the heavens, the heavens u Tue
earth"
For Mary ct baby!--And a mP"'''ou'
fine boy at that, The king o, ps"'""'",
you know, warned to set all heaven a mbbV
yearh n an upr'ar' ''' pee use l,'' Damsr
Icncv was gw'ne l" lake = con" W - ,'r.li
but if ever man did 'ee' IKE 'h'' "'''' ""N-,
big enough for h'm 10 enj MS "app,"es'
in, | think onsh 'o' on ms ''"f'f'""' "
cas''n'--' "','' "1' ~ ~. e Mo- Csoro;a
"ben . was 'eo g, ~ ~ 20
Mama ,e'' '''u e,,', A., I1'nnc,
10 ;Nnon' 'nl va, " a Wv, - cao,r,, b,, hi,
WAS The h'pP'es' ''"" ~ oS'' 49, =" w
last business u.s. rF ..,
every 'n'ns 'ho. I''' o."P' "er ~ "'0 -
my ojTH u.s. u "7''a ~ W '"' P,'P''
gu mnch h'pWe' !" MS VOL us" ''''
no" mad ten y2"'
,rJ toov j., an old max,m, that sever,
a"' ~" ;,.a,n, .n,, ma. he hi,es !,
Gro" ,h'aXs i'so"n lo'o- '''' NC "'''.
M ,cl, ~ Wv, ,,l.. 'ha, evar wa
,,o nar,s ii1 air. i : Ia ia res, iout
I,ys old ths evenin, and lis 6 pen 0,
b'ir or is head, and he pret'os' 1--WE lee'
"nI b,n4s. vih toes aud fingers, all JEST as
n'r,r,j as grown re'pe's, aad wac"
nnans - EYES i, ro- en- all afou"" Wv
ram les, Ike II knowd every '",'n W..
w.s WINE N. Mmher says s'o '''S
,.n mo child know'I hcr The FIRST "'"e S''
al, + n her arms, md o'd YRS = 'a'''o"
49,. ~ sbl's afraid o, IL Its 100 s''a'' =
,.,., or2y ahou; i,
i've sno s,'' nl h..l,n sEou,
hh0 SIC" '"' ooo wants ii and 'o'he
as 'hel w Ny -, rive he httIe faie
wants IL anu '' ,;aan FAR lookln a, it, in
no ch'"Io and ,alhin to it, an
showing 10 ,"' ~ tweelest III,
us =" 'n s"h,an,y's little sugar cand
pfec''u' ' Ia ;, and every time take
oo''pSes I'D - death for fear III h.
they re al s'''''
it some way ,ha namio has be-
jest a. ~, han ,,ule. picked {
more '.o| r,a,, for his name MORN NOR
&c., ,bay all wanted to have sag IN
and avery e on" sn r'' Mo.her SAID she ne,
~. - have any Of her tanlS ha'''eo a.
greo' c,,oo Washington Or a Thon
knowd 80 ,sss any manner of acco
L. life except the first ones, "oo ="
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shut IL iold me ~ travelling ~ some parts
N Oho and ILLINOIS. where he milk stck
nee. prevails. 700 ask ~ such neigh
hothuod. shave ,ou got the milk slrkness
hefr'".--"Oh nul" vii be- the unswct,''bnt
the, have II very bad lon mites III. ~
LaogLrct)
And again he says;
eWeH. then, are you moi convinced thai
Mr. Van Barren must be benien agai0 ~
Obm? lhls is melancholy news to bring
from Ohio. but 1t ~ true. And SC, 1t down
that N February, 1913, old you-nol
predicted -- but stated us a simple matter oi
fact, that Mr.. Vnu Buren, would be beaten
N Ohio, by 10000 voies,- (Chcers, -
The lsct is, Mr. Van Buren, is just now very
much IN he position Of a monkey, whose
melancholy fate a friend Of nine who
studied at Princeton College, records One
o. the students was sort Of Ole Bull, or
Paganlnl, IN small way, and used to pIa,
great deal on The violin. One day after
he had LAID II aside, the monkey came into
he room, seized the fiidle and ran up on
the roof of the building. Here he placed
The fiddle a la mode ia laugh) and drew his
bow. Alarmed at the noise, which, OF
course he made, he started again back,
drew The bow, and started back sail further.
iii 6nally he GOT To the gable, and then
making another effrt, he sprang bacwards,
fell to The ground and broke the fiddle and
his neck at The same time Roars d
lauah,er,) Mr., Van Bnr-aa, reckon, ha'
g"' l'1' !" me cable -no OF he building
laughter and cheersN'
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THE MORMONS.

A late letter from Sumner county A'a.
+. ma TO the editor Of the Mobile Register,
savs Ina, the Mormons are making some-
VIA, formidable demonstration in the adj
;o,n;nu count, of Mississippi They com.
meuced operations al Pleasant Springs late
!, he fall, and now number about seventy
Eve n,oseIy,es, some twenty being stcecers
Com the Methods, conuexion, and about
,wen,y.s,x from the Bap'isi-'he balance
from pon-p, o(essors.--They have recently
commenced propagaiug 'hei: fai,h at Brook
llvn. only few mites from our STATE 'inc,
where they will probably meet with q ike
success.
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THE PEJP..E DlSGRACED!

! l. is IA standing assertion of The Sage of
l.indenwold and his adheren's that 'he Peo-
pie of the United States were deeply dtsgrd
red by The conduct and result Of the last
Presidential Election, and thai Mr. Van Ba-
ren's reelection (he broadly implies and
they plainly declure) can alone wash "u
The STAN. Ga this ground, they call uPoI
The People 10 pronounce their own sentence
by re eleciing Mr.. Van Buren.
\ Nov is il no,ws range. II This assertion is
well founded, thar nobody bur me fagged ou'
fsuffsrers in The contest ever discovered the
10cf! - i aot surprising Ina, the Peoples
has beel discovered BIZ none bur
| those whom they d-graced n 11.init that the
o,a;nrly who produced this result could NJ,
600 ,,s ,nioniiv, were there no impar'"'
s,ec,a,ors? Here were Foreign t'ur'~,s anu
ohsa,vers Of all classes Republican, rory
Radical Conservative we Cr""
I,ry throughout the great c"n'es' o' i0f''
~ ,ck,rc ,,o,e Of all they saw; aud mas"
nv one Of them ever spoken d'sp'''heN ~
no Election of 1910! Not 10 our KNOW
adee Ga The con rary, those VIM nav
neLsn were struck vlh the periect "roe'
: and GOOD feeling main'alned through so'''
e a.,.a,,o eyci,emcn n, the general purify "a
n me Eecnon, he perfect "pp'rlnn,y "',
:, cd every legal voser To deposit ms o''""'
# IA ,n~ absence Of all uumaniy exu"a"'"
= q, the part of he vc'ors, at'er 'he''
: ,ba,m,ny triumph. Ia all the srea' con 'i w
Q no ar, of violence was com''''''eu ~
e' Wings. W,,h pleasure, then' 90 we
OF opponents preparing TO re open u. ~. sa.d.
OF 1910 BY heap'ng contume'y 'n "e "e,'
10 of,he neope for their coDdhc' IN sna' s'"e
III ia Came on!-Ne,c York tribune.
a. 50
e. n,r cuAr,s or,N1oN OF MIR VAN Bu
We my The lr,erds of Gen. Cass, 'ecen'
10 IA meeriop ~ n York. at when "
Nv ODDS. Of OHIO, was one OF me P''"''P'
"a snasl,e,s The Doctor is an old veteran
az no ocofoco ranks, oui II appears ne -
'as 80, svollow the idea Of Mr.. Van buren,
WI e,no run for the Presidency, as WIN :
10 inferred from he fol.owlng humorous spee'
Is" The Doctor speaks like man VINO 'aS
eS" ,ho,ouyh Knowledge of The state Vi pa
feeling.
:; !, .,rhere may be, and there is s'fo
Far feeling in favor of Mr. Van Bn'en Tor
~ nov, Pres,den, b., ii you ask me, Ne
hor and here. d. vou think he can carry =
State ? YOU will find tina, IN many I"
no States his chances would be very dono'
Ia;m Take Ohio. and kn"w something Oh :
noe s,a,e.-(Cheers,) Twas f"rmerlv a. SIR
,,ice for Van Buren, as any one, ana $" ""
min. be now if ! thought HIM The strongest u
d Of -(cheers) But, although some, even y,
= hx his friends, admit that he could ho' ca
n &c Ohio, vet he could carry N YORK
..o those in New York who doubt his sue
,nsr here. all saw that they are very sure .
,hsv succcss in Pennsylvania. 1t, is very
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The path that leads to fortune too often
masses through The narrow defiles OF mean
ices. which man of an exalted spirit can
not stoop to tread,
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DR.. WISTAR'S Balls AM OF
Wild Cherry,

The great remedy for the consumption Of
the Lungs!
THE best Medicine known TO man for In
cipient consumption, asthma fevery stage
Bleeding Of the lungs, coughs. colds. liver
complaint, and all diseases of the pulmon>
airy organs.
Natures own Prescription.-A COM
pound Balsamic preparation of the PRUN-
US VIRGINIANA, or wild Cherry Bark +,
combined with the ext ract of tar, prepar-
ed by a new chemical process, approved
and recommended by the most distinguish
ed physicians, and universally ocknowl-
edged the most valuable medicine ever dis
covered.
No quackery! No DeceptionH--All pub
lished statements of cures performed by
this medicine, are in every respect true
Be careful and get the genuine DR.. Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry as spurious
limitations are abroad. Sc
Orders from airy part Of the country
should be addressed to Isaac Butts, No l25
Futon street, New York. Russell and
GRIDLEY. Chemists Druggists. AGENTS.
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1850 Boxes of DR.. Rush's
lNFALLlBLE HEALTH PILLS.

HAVE been sold during the IN onth of Dec,
so great has been their popularity, in conse-
quence of the numerous cures they have effect.
ed. Every person who uses these Pills recon-
mends them to others as the BEST MEDICINE
they have ever taken-so gentle in their opera
ton, ana so sure in giving relief
II is now conceded by the most eminent of
the medical faculty, that the stomach is the
seat or fountain Of all disease; that it is, as il
were, the centre from which proceed all the e.
wills produced by foreign or Irritating causes.
and which from thence spread 10 every part Of
the animal system.
The proper node ofcure, therefore, is to at
tack the citadel in which the disease entrench-
es itself, AID no combination Of medical agents
has yet been discovered so eficacious for this
purpose as the preparation of the late DR. Rush
and which, from the universal success attend
ing their administration, during practice of
nearly ha'f century, were styled his "Infalli-
bic Health PILL Their great virtue is that
they arrest disease in its first approac h, They
are preventiyes as well as remedies and we
will venture 10 say, that If taken by persons
when they are first affected with symptoms of
illness, many and many case that is either Sc
II Gus or fatal. might be avoided.
ONLY 12a cents box, the cheapest and the
best medicine ever known.-Sold at the princi-
pal office 80 finn ST. New York.
W. G. DaggeIs. sole agent.
Russell & GRIDLEY, Chemists and
Druggists, General agents for this county.
SUB AGENTS.
F. Huntington, Vergennes,
a. P. Roscoe, T. C. Smith, New Haven.
T. w. Collins, Cornwall,
s. L. Spragne, Weybridge,
Hemar Barnum, Ferrisburgh. So
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Is 43.
MANUFACTURING.
DAVENPORT & TURNER

UAVtNPUhl q URNtR
NMOULD respectfully inform their
w pat rons, and the public gener-
ally, that they will continue 10 receive
WOOL at the establishment of the Mid.
dlebury manufacturing Company, to manu-.
facture into Cloths. Cassimeres or Satin
etts, white or colored Flannels, &c. of per
manent colors and mixes, 10 suit the as,e
on shares or by the yard, at the option o
the owner.
Being furnished with the necessary ap
paratus, and having in their employ com
petent and aithful workmen. they will cot
tInue to improve the value and style of their
goods, intending that they shall not be sur.
passed by those of any other establishment
in the state. They will keep an assert
ment on hand to accommo. date those who
may want a part of their cloth in advance.
Grateful for the extensive patronage
they have received,they hope by strict per.
sonal attention to business and the inter.
ests of their patrons to receive a liberia
share of their favor.
TERMS as reasonable as at any estab.
lishment in the vicinity.
Middlebury, June, 20.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-24
HAYNES SANATIvE Pills p

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- PILLsmay be taken at al! time i@e's
beneficial in nearly all diseas, :. T,' ""I are
been fay0ri,e prescription of he pror,'.! '-.e
all distractions Of ihc Liver, Soleen = or
U'eTus, and al other Osgsns Of the mrs
hlmmaiory, lntermilt NJ, mifr,ri p,ia-
and every other furm of Fever-I,nr,,'.. ''''',
Liver Complaint. For Dyspepsia ,hey ,ra.. aat
an invaluable article, gradually chanuir, cay
lated sscretions Of the stamach and - w VI
healthy action in that important orr " 'ns
are very valuable for diseases of the ST. i'y
what is commonly called 'impuritv of he ~. ior
also for Female Complaint, Crstiyepess ~
and in fact every disease where an A.; a.
Alternative or Purgative medicine is
u Four FIFrHs OF the nun. rous ,..I !,
tressing cases of DYSPEPSIA PusIrIvr,, U.s.
BE CURED by 4 persevering use of this $50, 10y
SASATIvE. -'e
They are expressly prepared be used >,
Aperient, Whoa puaging is necessary. will, ~
ing his Expectorant, and for the removal o9- ~
stIuctiOns in the Liver, which is often A.,
tendant on some of the diseaser Of thejreas, rlr
directions with each box.
Also JAYNE's CARNISATIvE BArs,v
tain cure for Bowel AND SUMYrn ~.
PLANTS, DIARRHeA, DYSENrArY. Cuc,,-
CRAMPS, SICK AND NERvous HEAp,cTs
SOUR STOMACH, CHOLERA MoRBrs. PnI -
! arrangement Of the STOMACH ard Rowr1.s -
All Of the above Medicines are for sale ~
| SIDNEY MOODY, Acry-
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