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EsFRAY- Tippah County.

~ 'FP"Ff NUUIIFN.
sNAKEN up by Lewis Nj. DENIM. living
- miles Norhwes. Of Ripley on he wa.
'efs OF VOL River, | bay mare Is hand.
hanos h'sh supposed to ho III wears Old.
WIN a small star in her forehead also
'ed at $4,000. ~
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U3f 'inuo II decd II lus. .,,eo..,
NE w 1homet & uiospfnd liza A
B"Ro his wife, 10 J,Lo s..s Il.
~ doy ol March ISil, To secure ] "
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Jay recorded IN The Probate Cork. ofrsa
~ fifpah County. 10 Deed BOOK %. p,Oo
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December 1871, at lbciweliog house of
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By law; also The crop named ~ said ttu:,
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The State Of M'ssIssippI,l Probate Coua
TIppah County, Sept TIM lGii
yRns day John J, Cboars, Admnislra'cr
Of The Estate Of Vachcl +, Cheair-
deceased, made application by petition for
tho sale Of the Land or Real Estate in pre-.
ference 10 The personal property belonging
TO said estate; whereupon II was ordered
by The Court that citation issue, requiring
all persons interested ia said Esnto, TO be
and appear ut The next FERN of the Probate
Court of Tppah County, 10 he held at The
Court House thereof on The first Monday Of
October 1874, and show cause, if any hey
have, why said lands should no be sold land I
that said citation be Published for three .
successive weeks in 'he Ripley Advertiser
WITNESS, The Hon. X, r, THOMAS. .
Judge of said Court, The g i
[L.s.l September 1874, and The +,
~ Seal thereof annexed. Issu G
ed the 3rd September 1874. :,
Fl. BOWERS, Clerk. q
By'his. Deputy W. R. Cole c.
Sept, 7th lS44-43-3t FEE IS e. e.
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Ga EsEA TT
4 y TT 40 'Ea(D "
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simon &c. SpigI.t's.
60 - 70.

So - fHs
! TT ~ Received drtet nen, New York f.,
~ philadelphia, one he lufsesl md u,,.,
beautiful st0th ~ summer md f,Il Coods .,p,
Offered ~ thi' Market which was s,iertrJ h,
lhws'li, win great care, aud bought 1 os1y
nom Importers and Manufacturers.
Ills Mote is, "io Please"
The Ladftsand Gentlemen are teore.lel -
'all AMI examine hrs SPLENDID STOCK OF
nOJbS, before purchasing elsewhere, ~ he has
new fcsh aud Fashionable Goods ut luw prices.
Inc following list comprises u small portion
of Che leading nrticles:-
super. wool died Black Cloths,
10 Blue, Steel mixed aud Invisible do,
Do PLAID aud striped French Cashmere.
Do Tweed Cashmere n Gambo los,
Do Caslnett aud Iashmcrets,
kentucky James, a large assortment.
blu Green, aud white nacauau. IA Blankets,
White and plaid saddle, aud negro Blankets,
Red aud White flannels assorted.
Plain and hnnen Drilling, Bllcli : tin,
Harsailes Vestiugs, black w0rstrd 4 six Surge,
Iottlnades and Summer goods assorted.
Apron and Furniture Checks, Bed II k!0g,
Cotton james, Nankeen OF the genuine Nau&,
Cotton, Jaconc', mui,, SWISS, and book muslin
IRISH Linen. Blsop Lawns, worstcd Bazlriues,
French, aud American Canibrlcks,
bread Lace and edging, Lisle lace, aud EJs-
ing assorted, Jaconet edging and Inserting,
Rich and beautiful cap and bonnet ribbons,
Black Italian silk Crayats.
Gum elastic Susset deIs, assorted,
Phrasols, Sun Shades, and Umbrellas,
Ladies white and clou3cd ,iosr,
Artificial Flowers and 5prigs,
" hite ana mixed Ruse Il large assortment o
cord Taylors and Lees Spool hr ad.
Upwards OF 200 bolts rich, new sly Ie British and
mericdn Prints.
large assortment Of Brown Dlmc-tic,
Do do BIeache Il do, all prioce,
Brown aud Beaohed Dulngs,
a fine assortment Ladies auu Misses comets,
Palm Ieai Hats assorted,
Waite aud Black Beaver Hats, vide lin,
do do Silk do
do do Russia da
Brush and Cashmere DO
Low price Fur hats. n great variety,
The largest and best selected stock ufGeut u
dies ard hlldrcns Boots aud shoes, assorted
ever Offered IN this market.
Srddles, BridI S, and Martngale9 all nds, 1t
prices 10 suit Ike tines,
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I'd A. q c. y.

Copai and Black Var"ih, Gprs Turpentine,
Olive, Castor, and Bfidjsh oil; Macahoy, and
Scotch Shuh's, Batemans drops; GodneSs cor
dial, and opodeIdoc, "A nd in TACT aimns, e,erv
article OF Drugs usually kept by merchants.
A general assortment OF Patient Medicines,
A large assortment Of Tomsunau Steam do.
Together with many other articles two t. di
Gus numerous TO mentlon. lie tenders his thanks
to his irieDds, and old customers for ,hpir hbcr.
aipatronagr, ana socttsth continuance of the
same. Come over to the"t heap Store for good
bat gains--at Spigts Corner.
Ripley, Nj, June I'D lo4l.
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Medicine.

FEVun' E>1iNf, Sweet OIL, Calomol. Caster
II Oil, Jaap, Rhubarb, GodG,ys C,rdial
Paragorc, SFirt@ Nrtrc, Thompsons Eve
Water, Cinnamon and Auiseed I'll, C,mpbor
and Batemans Drops, by b. FALKEs.
. Ripley, may l643
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EVERY MAN us OWN DOCTOR FOR
CERTAIN DISEASES.

A LTHOU0H a PEkSON DISEASED need not fead
"A exposure consulting Yhyslcan slli there many,
ho 81 dkdeuce, suffer complaints c private
make uroads their unchecked To
snabIe all to themselves without the
known econd person. they remedy 1t hand sae
its nature and nfable is results his long wished
9F dssSeratg| i e length PLACED Elthr their zach
and Gls: 9 per S9.s Tires y five dS:es q Thu. medicine
taking tina. quantity The patient should stop aud
absolutely eject but by
the directions on the wrappe, the cure will be much
DR. Hollis SPECIFIC for the Venereel Disease 81 and
81 bottle give this compound the highest
mendaon for have failed make
= use in the ysnsrs. Disease Chances ofsbs and spread
Geety and painful and species OF old and
obstinate eers IN Cutancous Erupons from the abuvs
mercury Ulcers OF the and Carries OF the Bones
ExOsoss Nodes Cutane0us Diseases and swelling about
the joins Of rheumatic prsons.
lille Member the Medical Stah of the United States
Army and while epgesed in CITY Practice, have flied
make with the above medicines, and have used nem
N some thousands Of eases henry HOLT, NJ b
Sold IN New York City by Randolph Pantou Wholesale
DuRg rvs Pearl Beekman and By respectable
Druggists in several cities Of the United otates.
Merchants and 1rrden from OF North South
America, Canada, West Indies and Mexico, obtain the
Medicine: on liberal err2s q The principal agent A. Hnghe
their future supply ~ their respective places
Post paid orders saelssns cash. promptly attended
he medicine sniev forwarded ma msee
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MEDICAL AND SUHlflCAL UFEI(;E.

nOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street so we'll known to
the victims Of Syphllitic diseases the Successful
practitioner that New York boast Of ia the Of
this destructive and almost maady still be
auod st h old Office DR. Johnson satsfy any that
ne IL legally qualified to practise Pbyxic and urycryha
ossessea knowledfe osencr disease superior
OF your general Physciansand THAI has skill
men and proper management OF every variety of Vcnerai
uisents and stricturs Of the Ureira peesnnen My
y cone from che West iadies aad Cana1A cure an
uapd le.eiore take meioa OF Informing
Gus IN the country where they hEd physician sailed
"a etreanent OF their disease Every undertake
q pahc charge No matter how long may have elect
nctnre Ulcers upon The body, or IN the throat nose,
pans IN the head and rones vi the ,eya viii End
YOU your case IS cqrabe Constitutional Weakness
tunes caed Semina Weakness brops by a habit
ndu ged IN by young have paid mach the
Nsamen OF TINS malay it constitutes Of
NanI an unfortunate victim OF this unnatural
lm my saigasy treatment yspepsia, weakness Of the
anu small OF the back, confusion Of intellect, forReul-
ss patau9n of the heart aversion society, Only
p.vms oil tins complaint IL directions followed,
| street, one door from Chatham strsss ma insec
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Mr. DAsTos opposed the whole streuuously. He was
for taking the buQ by the horns
Mr sIsnors desired al railroad iron already ship
board to be admitted tree o. duty.
Alter much discussion Mr. BerrienJ amendment was
Withdrawn altogether which left the original bill
ct frat
Mr.. EVANS then went to work to amend the bill
Gel MERRIcK said he tired, and moved TO lay the
whole question ON the table. Ayes ID, II. Lost
MIR. Evans went to work again.
Mr. ArHrRIoS got tired and moved to adjourn. Yeas
10, nays ~. Lost
Mir. EVANS tried again.
HALF Past TsN.-Mr. ALLEN moved to postpone the
whole question till the first Monday OF December next
Corporations and companies
Mr. WHrrE made short speech about equities and rub
Dish
An amendment was read
INSTRUMENTATION.
Mr. ALLEN.-I call the ayes and on the postpone
ment
Cries Of mo, NO, hope not-consume time"
The and were called Ayes 10 nays ~. LOST
Mr.. ALLEN moved to adjourn, and called the ayes and
noes.
No one rose. Lost
CnArR -TIsre mistake in the vote. The Senator
CNangum) from North Carolina voted In the negative
and his name II not counted
Cries of-"Too late ~
Mr. ALLEN moved before to postpone this subject to
the first Monday in December next
(This was to get in the correction of vote)
Mr. ARcHKR-I appeal to Mr. Aliens sense of decorum
mo-. to harrass the Senate in this way.
Mr. ALLEN-It 10 not question of dscsrum, but Of
granting favos to corporations ! move the postpone
ment
The and nays again cslled-yeas 2I nays
30 the bill was postponed.
eve breathe again.) tla ati
MIR BARnow called up the bill for the adjustment Of land
claims In Louisiana. &c. Senate adjourned.
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TO TIiE LAD,LsS-

IA. &uLL'S UTEhy ABDUiAlNAL sJfFyYgfs
i9 IEstfGrooa for the radical OF itoNpsus te
CT rsina ot the Won1b, bf external application supr,
sedks the Of tho osscuona Pcsary gonGdently gaco
seeded Tho afflicted the OF perfect rs.oor 1,
health havlns failed Of performing sna
tse most aggravated circa nsissoes
Tho ospporsr hss attained v,ry high shsExesey Exrcp
a well ~ IA TINS couRtry adopted 20 the eatirs dsu,s
tossses ssd all Other panu surgc sxpedientr tvs Ly
sa s-hcspi. OF bordor and Paris, md unyeEusllJ
com headed IL hsfope by medical OF the highest fls
st1is coahry u sss-asasd 5y she lcadaR members o. 81
tlysse practitioners
Lions have bccs furnished exclusively for ladies at No
sssy sueot hsvDs from the business
r. wnrfe sdy ~ In eonstahS sttcxdsaec, to app
~9Ns enu 1upportus 70 female patients. mil Lkcuc
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN--A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.

THE discovery medical SCIENCE - that OF M NJ
Dcsomsaux, of PARIS Hc has entirely upeded the
y received opinion Of the existence Of rcuabie stc,J
bnness (essupt indeed Of maiformaon, which
extremely rv Che iava,ble Aas anyessal oil bs
Ehx,r Cordial instance OF producing that Of
hstb chish rssults the wife becoming bsed u,oher
Who yess pinsd chdless loneiiaess has fully esbA
he sse OF che froseass si,ir Cordial 1t ia ufalable
s VARIOUS t1nn complaints esrg from excss ncss or
npruderoc aad InvarIaDe It's econrnca-
l,toa Tho Of wonderful Elixir Csrdial n wsil n
aoahe A ale q more than fifty thousand Doulcs and pack
heh n u hed. IL ia pleasant agreeable TO The Tale
I'M undermined the oaly srat fcr this ooup
friee 81 bosti1.
Fo the sonvGesee Of taose fvrid,ng out city,
rrents compnsns tue Lix Cord al put 10
or by mail With full olrcc Cor perass.
Prce Of package ~, masking thra bottles.
al letters Ta1st be postpaid, ana drrectel 90
Or. b NhLN EAU. Der n, ". York city.
m2y m fDfJcs T. tcn-.r =
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Sales OF stocks at Philadelphia.

FIRST BoAnp, June 1916 shares Girard Bank 1915 Q
do Penney vania Bank $780, los do u 9. Bank lO $500
State 5s LIST January 49, so shares Norrstown 81
do Grard Bank BIZ 2 s26 do do 2I go do l2 300 do
do cash l2 600 do do bS 1915 $4s5 State 6 old annual 81
500 shares Wilmington %; so do do cash 25; $500
Wilmington Is 1858 ST. $90v0 State SIS 79 $1,000 do b5
79a do 5ds 7s} $5OO0 do bs 7ss IS shares Bank
Pennsy vania b5f 270; so do Marine Insurance Co a.
SECOND Board, June Ia 200 shares Reading r r BIS
BIS 81 400 do Wilmington 25B $4,000 State SIS 5di 7s
$4,000 do 6is 7s $4,000 do 7s 60 shares Grard Bank
1875 400 do do BIS 21 100 do do 1915 90 do Norrstown
%; do Pennsylvania Bank $50; do Ches Delaware
Canal al.
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CHEAP
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
3O4 PEARL STREET. LATE lO2 BEEKMA!

oO4 rEAhL SThEET, LATE 1OS bEEkMAN.
HE 81 BSCRlBEk, we'll known for the cheapncss and
durability Of mis- work, desires to inform his patrons and the
publc ta he suit The economical tendency Of the
making garmsnts of the best quality reduction
VI tweaty from former less believed
twenty cent than garments Of the quality made
oy te en- AZ hoeses IN ~ city 10 ordef tnaf tsnuemen may
submitted their with thar
ronaoie -
Superior West Of England Cloth Coats.....S l3 to
Pants Of Black or Doupemilled Cassimerss.. 8 to
vests, vi Shkt Satin, TIC. 2H to 1
Making and Trimming in the beat STYLE the following
prices
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READ WHAT SHEKMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE.

M r. DAY, boot maker No. 40 Tuy strcot, Brooklyn,
IVA suffered greatly for eighteen with
oy sickness Of the stomach loss of appetite
The bowels his stomach ncgscIed roct every kind OF food
lie had been attended ~
for two months BY the ProEsos Of tbs Ukversty and all
40 purp0se.
Ga readias Pr shennaa Boob esscipye the symptom,
OF worms he Thought they met his he purchased
81 ohcrmans Worm Lozengcs few brough away as
multitude Of similar might be e.ioned where chill
dr and adults had suffered all drsth From worms
tlhng gave relief but Shermans Lozcn&m.
Coughs, C0ds, Asthma, WhoOp,ag Cough aEd evon Con
mptoa are all sooner cured By SssuanS Coash Lozepsrs
than other known remedy They sliay the tickling in
few seconds, and enable those sMessd with the moai
harrassng coughs 10 sleep whole niGhts The Rev DR.
Dnnbar Rev Mr. De Fores Rev DR. end hundred.
Thousands attest TO their happy ote To the
efficacy Of Shermans Cough Lozmges, for headache
palptaon lowness OF spirits sickness and asstud
from bodily mental exerons and for the wonderful proper
ties of bhcrman Poor Mans Plaster which costs but i2
cents and warranted for rheumatism and lumba
puin Or vsekness the breast side back part Of the
and his fac smk with directions for cL.
sold BY unpncplod druggis K.rnsmber to get Sherran
Lozengrngcs aud Pastcn TussnoAs Others OF yoa will
DO deceived.
d. shsrman9 Warehouse is los Nsssau street Agessa7
iudscn = cor Sp !se Bowcry Spring; n East Broad
way cor Markets o. William TO- ia and Broad
way In brooklyn, Mrs HaTs no Fulton. and Mountans
Drug store sss Fulton nlmsoa Prospect Jackson
10 Jeaey City, Randall Grocer. In Newark y. Jpp
and DAVID Bsoa PhiladelphisZi.bcr Col Ledger Build
,gs bos-eE--koddnK & Co.'S ststesl AlbsayA Guthrie,
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