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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-13

census THESE afc too degraded 10 be eDufnof.
asod among tho military statisiies Of the com.
Wy. In physical vgos and intellectual capacity.
they afe said 10 be much Inferior 10 tho no.
gfoes orthe south, and are certainly KEEP, under
. bondage much moro calling and enesva,,ng
both to mind and body. Throwing This p ,r,ion
Of tho population out OF the account, there re-.
mains only about q million Of Mcxicans who can
be said 10 DO the pure Spanish or European de-.
scent, upon whom any reliance can DO placed
fpr the defence Of the country. Even this small
action OF tho populsce IL greatly degenersted.
md, compared with the Spaniasds Of the days
OF Cor'ez or the anglo. Saxons ofthe present era,
may be called an efemina,e race. There has
been nothing 70 stimulate e. develop energy Of
character in their intercourse with the puny
and harmless aborigines. The rivalry and
frequent collision with formidable antagonists
80 essential to the growth Of habits Of endu.
rance, enterprise and intrepidi,y, have been en-.
tirely wanting; and hence the Spanish Mex.
cans are much deterioated from the parent
stock. II will be obvious to most superficial
observer, that in q contest with such an enemy
our government has nothing to dread. The
wonder. is, that an adversary so entirely i'm.
potent and helpless should have the ,ermeri,v
to the aten war;"
MORE DoINos AT LEXINGTON learn
from the Lexington Inquirer, of yesterday, that
on Tuesday night. some of the people Of that
city, occupying no enviable position in society,
made brutal attack upon several free negroes,
beating them most cruelty and tarIng and feath.
erng one of them in the public square. The
watchmen took no cognzance Of the proceeding
The Inquirer speaks Of the blacks, who were so
brutaly treated as men who make an honest
living for themselves peacably and inofens,vely.
The citizens Of Lexington held public meet.
ing on the subject, at the courthouse, on
Wednesday Benz Crate in the chair. The
meeting passed strong resolutions against the
ootrages upon the blacks on the preceding night;
pledged themselves to aid the city authorities
in detecting and bringing to punishment the au.
thors of those outrsges, and in suppressing all
subsequent attempts Of similar character, pro-
tested against having those shameful doings
connected in any manner with the daylight pro-
ceedings of last Monday, and resolved that ten
men in each ward should volunteer and give in
their names who were TO arm themselves ready
to unite with the city police at moments
warning, that the mayor should be requested
TO adopt such other measure as he might deem
necessary. -Lonispille Journal.
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NASHVILLE, Aug. 10.
ABOLITlONiSM IN TENNESSEE.

ABOLITlONlSM IN TENNESSEE.
The Ohio Abolitionists seem 10 be making an
effurt to spread their doctrines in Tennessee
We learn from the Postmaster at Sparta that Z
copy OF The address and Proceedings Of the
colored peoples State Convention, held in Co.
|umbus, Ohio" lately came TO that Office enyel.
oped and addressed 10 free negro. In few
days letter came from Ohio addressed 10 the
same free negro. About the same time several
slaves absconded from their owners in that
neighborhood and have not yet been heard of.
These are strong facts, indicating clearly an
organized plan for inducing slaves to abscond
and escape their owners. II has been conf.
IDENTIFY believed for some time that similar one
rations are going on at Nashville and in other
portions Of the State. Too much care cannot
be taken by our several civil officers in ferretine
out the agents Of these fanatics.-It may be.
come necessary for the Legislature to investi.
gate this subject. Our situation exposes VI
very much to the Vaccinations Of the Ohio ab.
olitionists, and every possible step should be
taken 10 guard az ainst their movements. Union
Ton MARsHALL.-This eccentric though
brilliant orator, in late address, speaking Of
the mad projects Of the abo!itio nists, says
'sShield me and mine from that philanthropy
which would blend the chrystal eye, the eleva.
ted feature, the ambrosial and waving curls, the
rosy skin, all the favorites Of nature, exhalin:
fragrance, and redolent Of beauty and Of bloom
with the disgusting peculiari,ies, the wool an
grease and fH.or Of the blackened savage {
Southern deserts. The Saxon and Celt, tn
Norman and the Dane. even the Tartar and tn
Hun, the Turk and Saracen-the races of ia
phct and Of Shem may compound and melt an
mingle into one people when met upon the sam
so-but the race of Ham must serve or sep
arate."
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

| Hthere 10 feeling in the human heart which
expresses sympathy and sweetness, and tell Of
love, and kindness, and nobIeness of som. II !.
an ELECTION for domestic animals. To treat
with brutality an animal which has assisted ne
in cultivatipg our farms, and Gaping subsistence
for our families. evinces spirit 10 which is min.
gled no virtue, but where dwels the basest pas.
SONS Of our nature. We can easily tell the
character Of the child from the manner in which
It treats it's favorite dog, or cat, or horse which
carries it to school. The feeling displayed to-
wards these dumb plsymates or associates, will
be attached to them through life, in al their re-.
ations with those Of their own kind. An mat.
tention 10 the wants of the former, uninfluenced
be their tondness and services, will be followed
up by heartessness and viciousness towards
the latter in all their after career. Il would be
painful to Us to witness any harshness 10 brutes
from those whom we hold dear. Il would se.
r,ously change our opinion Of their character.
These remarks were induced BY our witness.
ing very painful and cruel scene in our 80 ,,are
early. one morning last week. We saw several
boys standing around the dead body Of mule,
and SEEING 40 We approached. large cash in
his thFoa', we inquired how he came by his
death. "Why. cir" eaid little blue. eyed bow.
who stood looking At him with al tho feenrs 81
compassion, 1.-THE master Gu. his throat because
ne said the mule threw him--I couldn't have
done that--how bad SHOULD have Eel. now -
we took look at the noble countenance Of the
youth as we left, resolving in our own minds
that ne was happy father who had such a son
land hoping that the law would prevent such
scenes from being Of usual occurrence.
Huntsville Democrat.
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THE CONDITION OF MEXICO.

As war with Mexico is the general topic OF
conversation and enquiry, we extract, for the
information Of our readers, the following article
from the N. o. Commercial, in relation 10 the
strength aud resources ofthe Mexicans:
"The entire population ofthe Mexican States
twenty, two in number, is estimated At about Sc.
ven milons. From this amount deduction
must be made for Indians, half.breeds and ne.
groes, who constitute about six. seventies ofthe
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-09
CARD.
LADIES' PHILADELPHIA FASHIONABLE
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
IJ9 BALTIMORE STREET.

Nearly opposite the Museum.
st4...a The subscriber returns his tanks-
to the Ladies and public generally 0'7'1sss
for the very libere patronage bestowed, and respect
fully informs them that he has just received and il
constantly receiving, in addition to his already large
assortment great variety of Ladies', Misses anC
Chdren's CATERS; Half gatcr and Cater SHOES
Also, Walking and Dress SHOES and SLIPPERS
of all descriptions, suitable for the season, and at
rious prices according to quality-all of which ar
warranted not to he surpassed at any establishment il
the u. States, either for quality, durability cheap
ness-wholesale and retail.
C. N. TiORNE, No. l59 Baltimore-st.,
jel opposite the Museum
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IRepored for the American Republican,
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. l, 1910.
Petitions Recsired From the managers Of
the Superannuated Fund Society, of the M.
E. Church in Baltimore, for Incorporation: re-
ferred. From Jerome Boss Of Baltimore city,
for change of name. From the Evangelical
Lutheran Church, of Taneytown, for incorpo.
ration: referred. From VIM r. Gully, o.
Baltimore city, praying for divorce; and from
his wiz. counter TO the same.
An order was adopted, directing the commit
tee on ways and means to enquire why thos'
canal and railroad companies, which are in
debted to the State, have not paid into tn
treasury their surplus receipts and revenue; an
what means can be devised TO enforce said p
ment.
An order was adopted, requesting the G y
ernor to have the flag of the State holsted 49,.
a salute fred Oh tomorrow, in commenIora''p
O. the 5attl? Of New Olleans.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,

YH1Il r. Subscriber having been informed by respect
Il able persons that some individual or individuals
are engaged in vending in the Eastern part of the city
an article which they palm off my Vegetable Bit
tGrS This is To request the public TO be on their guard
against such impost,rs. have in any part of
the city engaged to sell my medicines and persons
may rest assured that when any article is offered to
them bearing my name ii is a counterfeit, as the genu-
inc ''GOULEY' - MEDICINES" are only to he found
at my store, No. 80 BALTIMORE STREET, near
Centre Market. Persons should be very particular in
getting the genuine article, the spurious may as il
has done in several instances, produce great injury to
those who use it. l.. GOULEY.
L. G. would embrace this opportunity to return his
grateful thanks 10 discerning public, who have
tended TO his medicines such liberal support since
their introduction into this city; and he is happy in
the belief that they have been productive OF much
good wherever used.
The VEGETABLE BITTERS are known TO be a
most efcctual cure for Dyspepsia, Bow, Complaints,
Bilious Fever, Aguc and Fever, rheumatism, general
debility, &c,
the COUGH DROPS he can recommend rs one of
the most certain cures for Colds, Coughs, SC, to be
found. They have been used by nearly every family
in the city, ana their success has been Unprecedented
They have Also in several cases, arrested that fell
disease, Consumption. aud restored the individuals
perfect health. In addition TO the many certificates
published in the papers of the day. he has in his pos
session number from most respectable individuals,
all testyng TO the virtues of these medicines, and
which can he seen at his store.
His AN'ri-BlllOUS PILLS are also acknowledge
ed to be a most excellent remedy for bilious
plants. They are extensively used and pronounced
one of the hcSttany medicines now before the public.
In addition to the above he has many other MEDi-
ClNAL PREPARATION of his own manufacture.
together with great variety Of PERFUMERY-cata
logucs of which can be seen at il store, and which
he warrants to be equal tn any in the city.
LOUIS GOULEY,
No. 3S formerly 26) Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
N. 3. Remember the No. (3S) as the genuine or
tcleS are foI sale at no other place III Baltimore.
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HOUCK,S PANACEA

SURPASSES ALL OTHER REMEDIES FOR THE
CURE OF COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, CON
SUMPTION, AND OTHER DISEASES.
of persons can testify to its eff
NEEDLES had failed.
1t is unnecessary to eulogZe the virtue Of the Pana
cea, il stands uurivaed by all other medicines,
will be fully testified to by reference to the pamphlet,
accompanying each bottle.
Price, per bottle, 81 So
A liberal discount made to persons who purchase to
sell. No. IS, LIBERTY, CORNER or GERMAN-sT.
n22-3n JACOB HOUCK.
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VEGETABLE PILLS.
FE1HE GENUINE VEGETABLE PILLS

7
III AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR GONORRHOA,
elects, STRUCTURES, SEES OF all the RENE
dies yet discovered for the cure of these complaints
the Vegetable Pills have been the most efiectual, as
they have been known to fail to affect perma
nept cure. They mild and pleasant to take, yet
powerful in their action, and may be taken without
the knowledge of the most intimate friend These
Pills put up in square boxes, with fn directions
accompanying each box.
fg7- For sale by J. o. NJ Mccormick, N. Gayst.
(O.T.) G. Wiseman, Light street, opposite Fountain
Inn. and by j. F. Perkins x Brother, Franklin and
Green streets.
In Washington-by M. Delany, corner A street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by c. Scott corner of 7th
street and the Avenue. Price 81 a box. fel0l y6m"
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BEARCUS DENIsON. 81 BALTIMORE ST.,
I'VE between Gay and Frcderck-sts, has now in
store full assortment Of the choice Green and
Black TEAS; Loaf Lump, white Havana, white
crushed powdered and brown Sugars Java, Laguay
ra, Rio, Padang, St. Domingo and roasted COFFEE;
whole and ground Spices; family super FLOUR; Raj
sins Currants; Cron; Almonds; prunes; Figs; OILS;
Moasses; WINES; Liquors, and GROCERIES for
sale to families and others, at the lowest ruling prices
Tp1
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FIRES. The store and dwelling of Mr.. Black
we'll at Norristown, Pa was destroyed by fire
on Monday night. Four frame dwellings Oh
the Grey's ferry road, near Philadelphia, be-
longing TO James Harper, were CONSUMED the
same afternoon.
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SECRET DISEASE

a
v CHANGE MADE. Apply to DIR, JOHNSTON
of the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick street,
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may be OBJ
tanned the most speedy remedy for Gonorrhga, elects
SricHues Seminal Weakness, pain in the Loins, al
ections of the Kidneys, and every other symptom o.
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
To The unfortunate victim Of this horrid tlseasp lily
JOHNSTON can recommend o safe am speedy rem
edy which will eradicate every symptom of this awful
complaint without lay ing the foundation of other dis
eases; for alas it is 100 often the that the moor
misguided being falls into the hands of some ignoran,
practitioner, who perhaps by chance may effect /,
cure, but from the remedies employed the consttutos
is left emaclated, ard disease Il thousand times
worse than the enc he previously had pcrvades every
part of his body, injecting its humors, and the con
taminatod stream of blood constantly rushing thronb
the system, produces complication of maladies
which may never be cured and the unfortunate vic
tim OF this horfid disease is either sWtpt of TO an NJ,
timely grave becomes an object of Commisrr,,;1,
to the eyes of the charitable
To such, therefore, Dr. JOHNSTON pledges him
self to preserve the most inviOlahle secrecy and fro
his extensive practice in the first Hospitals in Ell
ROPE and AMERICA, we guarantee safe ana
speedy cure. ~
TAKE NOTICE. Those persons " ko have ini,,,et
ther constitutions bya certain practice, speedily cured
What pity that young man, the hope of his conn
ry and the darling of his parents, should be snatch.l
from al the prospects and enoyment Of life by the con-
sequences OF one unguarded moment, and by disease
which Is not IN It's own nature fatal and which never
proves so il properly treated
Therefore, those who are affected should apply i'm
Hedateiy at the HOSPITAL of Dr. Johnston yyhc-e
they may rely on being h0norahy and properly treat,
ed, and no matter how bad the may be, cure
will he effected in the OFFS few days ACCORDING
to the symptoms of the patient.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS 4
On the Eye such as for Squirting, Cataract &c. AIst
those for Deiomiy Of the Limb, such rs Club FQot,
&C., performed on the Poor free Of Charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
Take notice, the right hand side OF NJ Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street., doors from he
corner. Observe the name.
ADVICE TO THE POOR GRATIS.
N. Is. DR.. Johnston, from receiving Il medical cGu-
cation IN Europe, possesses an adyantake that few
physicians can boast of; besides being member OF
the Royal College of Surgeons, London, he is a dis
tinguished graduate from of the most emincn,
colleges OF The United states. le1S
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IMPORTANT TESTIMONY.

Dr.. SwAYNE: DEAR SR,-ln last October while
engaged with Mr. Joseph Smith, i'll saw-mill, near
Naynesburg, was attacked with a cough, from be-
ing exposed AT night, wh ch gradually increased, at
tened with splitting of blood and pain IN the
breast, loss of appetite, fever, sc. SC, which
scarcely sufportahle. | had a family who were
wholly dependent on my eXeI1ions for support yet
was obliged TO leave my business and return home
| was then attended by several Physicians, but still
grew worse, until my medical attendants gave me up
as lhcuraDe Subsequently, my wife observing III
one OF the public prints, an advertisement OF DR.,
S%GgmeS Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, procured
me one bottle from Francis Mcclure, your agent in
Lewistown, which relieved mt; | continued until
had taken five bottles; am now able to return my
work again. write this to offer you my sincere
thanks, and you are at liberty to make this known, so
that if any human being is suffering have been,
they may have recourse TO your invaluable medicine.
Yours, JOHN Z. BOYNE.
Lewistown, Del.
BE CAUTIOUS to ask for the original and only
GENUINE pr paration from this valuable tree Doctor
Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, whose
office is removed to n w. corner of 9Th and Race
sts., Philadelphia
.8GENTS.--J. w. s. r. w. DAVIS, No. e52 Balti-
more-st., Baltimore; Rev'd ISAAC P. COOK, No. So
Baltimore-st., Battle; STABLER s. CANBY, Pyat-St.
wharf, Baltimore; ROBT. FARNIIAM, Washington,
ID. c.; GEO. NJ SOUTHRON, Georgetown. d. c.;
VIM. SThBLER, Alexandria. d. c.; p. NJ. COHEN
& Co, Charleston, S. c.; PEYTON JOHNSON, Rich
mond, Va; f. KLINE, st. Louis, Missouri; ]. :.
MORRIS & co., Louisville, n.y.; Il. EURFORD, In
dependence, Missouri GlS-tf
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BARGAINS! BARGAINSi


EMT Il have still on hand "A large assortment OF
w Winter Goods that must be sold before the
season is quite over in order to make room for The
spring stock. To all those who are still in want OF
DRY GOODS we say give a call and you shah
have bargains. Remember, we lave said they must
be sold.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES-Blackb blue black
navy blue, invisible green, brown, olive, mixed and
drah Cloths, from 81 D to IS per yard; black, blue
mixed, fancy aid and striped Cassimeres, twenty
five per cent. less than former prices.
VESTlNGS, VESTINGS-Super black Satin, plain
and fancy silk Velvet, Cashmere and Merno Vestines;
black Italian Ciavats; Fancy do Ladies and gentle
meas Kid GLOVES, a good assortment.
HEAVY WOOLLENS-S atinetis; Kerseys and
Glasgow Jeans.
BLANKETS-BLANKETS- large assortment
ribbon hound Merino, Whitpey and negro Blankets
all bought within the last few days closing lots.
those i'll want VIII save from % to 50 per cent by Civ
ing us call.
BLEACHED GOODS.
10 cases bleached Muslins Just received.
do. fancy Prints
5, and II quarters b,eached Sheetngs; browR
Musins; Pentcntlary Plads and Lnseys; Cotton,
Yarns and Bats, at factory prices.
b. IL. RICHARDSON & co.
No. 223 Batn ore street,
djJ First Dry Goods Store below Charlpsl
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SPECIE IN New York. The Express says
There is scarcity Of silver in market, and
The quotations are advanced IA per cent Oh
half dollars, Mexican dollars, and five francs.
The next packet takes quite a large sum"
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~ NITED STATES HOTEL.
u WASHINGTON CITY d. c.

TYLER BIRCH, Projectors.
The subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
the travelling community, that The back buiding re
Gently erected and attached their former large es-
Enlistment, IS now completed and thoroughly furnish
cd II contains Orty-five elegant bed chambers and
one of the largest dining rooms south of New York.
Having now every facility and convenience that can
render an Hotel comfortable, feel great confidence
in our ability to Civ, entire satisfaction all who may
pGrOnZC us. ing IT TYLER 4 BIRCH.
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MEsMERIsM OurpoNE. There is a fema' e
in New York, who styles herself Petrologist
She has some kind of mineral into which she
looks, and discovers any desired object The
performers of Mesmerism, and the Fakr Of
Ava, must hide their diminished heads.
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JAMES A. ROBINSON,

.alsg,sga Respectfully informs the Ladies,
that he has commenced the manu- sDa'zsa'
tacture Of plain and fancy BOOTS, SHOES, ano
CATERS, and is now located at No. 246 N. HOW
ARD STREET, IA few doors north of Madison street
where he soIicits continuance of patronage. All
kinds of work will he made 10 order, in the neates
manner, and of the best materials, and on the most
reasonable terms. jai
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INSTALLATION. Rev. F. w. Conrad was in
stalled on Tuesday of last week as pastor of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church in Hagerstown.
Rev. Messrs Glide, Harkley and Speaker Of
ficiated on the occasion.
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ANENERABLE MATRoN. The widow Of Al
exander Hamilton, in passing the winter at
Washington, and though 80 years of age, she
moves about with vigor that belongs to ma
ture age. All her faculties are preserved, ana
her society is mucl, sought after
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BEDS. BEDS!! BEDS!!!

DED0. DEDS!. DEDo!!
SUPERIOR FEATHER BEDS, to be had
- ut the Great Feather Emporium and Bedding
Mart, NEW MOI 90 SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
Also on hand and made to order, Hair. Husk, Moss,
Manila, Palm Leaf, Wool, Cotton and Straw MAT
TRESSES and PALLIASSES, made in the best
UPHOLSTERING done in all its branches.
FEATHERS, cured and uncured, sold by the bag in
large or small quantities. Hotels, Boarding houses,
Ships and Steamboats,, supplied at wholesale prices.
Old Feather Beds and Cured hair Mattresses removal
ed at the shortest notice. For good ARTICLES call the
favorte Stand, two doors below the Mechanical En-
CINE House, South Calvert street.
n26-f WILLIAM p. SPENCER.
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APPOINTMENT. We Learn from the Anna
polls Republican, that Chapman Harwood,
Esq, of Anne Arundel county, has been ap-
pointed Clerk 10 the Secretary OF State.
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STEAMBOAT Collision. We learn from the
Vcksburg Wing the steamboats, Superb and
H,wasse came in collision on the night of Il G
22d ult., by which the latter was sunk in eight
mlnutes-passongers all saved.