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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
Linen Museueto Netting, Shell Combs, &C.

Linen MusGueto Netting, Shell Combs, &C.
~ ECEIvED per steam boat James Pitcher. Musque-
III TO Netting Thread Gloves Painted Lawn: Plaid,
stri ped and lace Musns; thread and bobbDet Laces
Edgings and Insertions; Cambria do do; Linen Carr
brio; French coored Kid Gloves; Silk Hose; Mohair
Mitts and Gloves fine Irish Linens and Lawns
choice variety of Ladies' Shell Combs; Parasos Sun
Shades and Umbrellas, and variety of Fancy Goods
at the lowest possible prices. GEO, 5. BRINE.
Fort Smith, Aug, 1st 1874.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-12-26
TEXAS.

The Resolutions declaring Texas 10 be
House Of Representatives for discussion, or
adoption rather, on the 10th inst. A motion
to lay them on the table was negatived by a
vote of li2 to 50. The previous question
having been moved and carried, the question
was taken on their engrossmeut and third
reading.-ieas l4l; nays So. The question
then recurring to the passage of the resolu-
tons, the correspondent Of the Tribune says,
"Mr. Rockwell of Massachusetts proceed
ed in a very able and eloquent speech, point
ing out the objections TO the resolutions. The
conclusion Of his speech was very fine. His
vindication OF Massachusetts and his tribute
to John Quincy Adams were beautiful and
powerful. He showed that the Constitu-
ton Of Texas now before the House was in
direct violation of the Joint Resolution for the
Annexation Of Texas.
The Annexation Resolutions provided that
in a certain part Of Texas, Slavery should not
be permitted. The Constitution of the State
of Texas guaranteed Slavery in the whole Of
Texas. He concluded by moving that the
Constitution Of Texas be re-committcd to the
Committee on Territories, with instructions
to introduce a proviso that Slavery, except
for crime, be excluded from the new State.
Here a scene of confusion which is totally
undesirable followed. The majority refu-
sed to let any one proceed. They vigorous
ly applied the gag. On the same decision
they voted to sustain the Chair by 90 to II,
and Immediately afterwards voted not to sus-
tain by a vote of 90 to SO. The Yeas and
Nays were called for on the final passage oil
the Resolutions, and resulted in, Yeas Ill,
Nays SIS.
An attempt was made to bring them before
the Senate on the 18th, but failed, as it re.
quired the unanimous consent Of the member:
to introduce them at that time, which was mo-
given. When they do come up, there is ne
question but the Senatorial vote viii tel 70,
Slavery and Texas.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-12-26
SIGNIFICANT.

Some of our friends in Eastern Pa. be-
came tired Of laboring in Inc A. S. Society
it was a heavy, uphill kind Of business,
and lit only for stalwart souls in which faith
and hope are strong, and so they organized
a political party-a Liberty party as they
called it. A much less odious namo is Lii
berty in the ears of American Democrats,
than that harsh, grating compound, anti-slavo-
ry. They proposed voting slavery down,and
some in league with them were SO rash as to
avow that If voting did not do it. they would
pull off the political sheath and present the
naked bayonet. We Judge however from a
recent advertisementin the American Citizen
under the head of "Christmas Fair" that
their adopted name has not answered their
expectations, 50 they have hunted up the old
discarded title to use as a prefix, and inform
the world that said Fair is for tho benefit Of
the '.4nti-S lavery Liberty Party"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-12-26
THE PRESS IN

To show the sort of Liberty of the press
enjoyed in Berlin, it is stated in a recent
French paper, that a celebrated ad yocate. a
man Of profound legal learning and spotless
reputation, has been condemned to four months
imprisonment and a fine of four hundred tha-
lers, for the crime and misdemeanor of wri-
ting an article in a periodical work, recon-
m%ending the opening Of tie Courts, and the
public administration Of justice! But there
Is another case which really outstrips it
A newspaper, with a circulation Of 5000,pro-
ducing a large income to its proprietors, has
been suppressed by the government, on the
ground that its writers gave the censors too
much trouble in correcting their ariicles!-
EhiLrHeLnhin Pe~nnSukranian.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-12-26

We feel it our duty at the present time to
discuss the question of chattelism; and when
we see the slave within the pale ola common
brotherhood that will be a proper time to con-
tend for other rights which are based upon
his right to himself.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-12-26
THE PRESS IN AMERICA.

To show the sort of "liberty of the press"
enjoyed in America, il is stated upon good
authority, that a celebrated editor, a man of
clear moral perception and sPOtless rePuta-
ton, was condemned to pay a fine of one hun
dred dollars and suffer Imprisonment In BAL
timore jail until the samewas paid, for the
crime and misdemeanor of writing articles in
a periodical work, recommending the breaking
of the bondman's letters, and tho strict ad-
ministration of justice! But there is another
case which really ontstriPs it. newspaper,
with a circulation of nearly 1000, established
at a heavy expense to its proprietors, was
suppressed by mobocratic power, on the
ground that its writers gave the mobocrats
too much uneasiness in making their practi-
ces public, and it was too much trouble fol
them to correct their villainous deeds.--
Though government did not directly engage
in this act, yet it stood by as a consenting
witness!
When other facts are stated in regard to thu
German Press, we will furnish a parallel Il
each from tho history Of the Press in Anne
RIGA.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-12-26

We loeru that Cassius NJ. Clay designs
visiting Cuba in order to recruit his health,
which is much impaired
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-12-26

G~Soyenl communications have been
crowded out this week, and much other mat
ter which we desired to insert. Our sheet is
not large enough for our wants.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-05-17
General Orders. No 6
HEAD QUARTERS
Jackson, Miss, April l2h 1915.

Jackson, Miss, April l2th 1916.
TWvHE following regiments of the Mississip
pr Militia will parade tor Grill and re
view. at the respective times and places
following, viz:
The 25 Regiment, at Canton, on Wednes.
day Ia h day Of May next.
the ooh Regiment, at Benton, on Thursday
Is h of Nav.
The 27th Regiment, a, Lexington, on Friday
10Th of MAY
The 37,h Regiment, at Carroiop; on Sa,ur-
day l7ih Of May.
The IS Regiment, at Charleston, on Mon.
day 10 b of may.
The Sch and Ooh Regiments, at Coffeevila
on Wedne day DIST of May.
The So Regiment, al Oxford, on Friday
% of Nav.
The 81 and 6lst Regiments, a, Pamela, on
Monday 26h Of Nay,
The 5ls Regiment, at fernando, on We'd.
nesday 2S'h OF May.
The sofa and 57h Regiments, at Holly
Springs. on Friday 30 b OF MY
= The 49h and Ssh Regiments, at Ripley, on
monday I'd day al June next.
Tne 47,h aud 63d Regiments. at Jacinic, on
Weduesday 4h ct June.
The 46,h and 59th Regiments, at Fulton, on
Friday6 h of une.
The AZ h Regiment, at Pontotoc, on Monday
9th Of Jrre.
The 18th Regiment, at Houston, Wednes-
day llth of June
The l7,h ard Ga Regiments, at Aberdeen,
on Saturday l4lh Of June. =,
The 1911 Regiment, a, Columbus, on Mon
day l6h Of June.
The officers and non commissioned officers
Of sad Regiments, will assemble for drill and
Inspection, at least one day previous to ieer
respective reviews, The review will commence
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The Major Generals and Brigadier Generals,
with their respective sttfTs, Wi, attend the re-
views in their respective divisions and brsades..
A return Of The strength of each regiment VII
be required of the commandant thereof on NE
day OF review.
By order Of A. G. BROWN, Commander
in chief. u = fucKLff,
Aiiutan, General, NJ SO. Militia
Jackson, April l6, l645- 23-2w
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
Tippah County. {
PEoBATE CoURT MAY TERN, ls45.


y. DAVIS, Administrator de bcnis non Of
James Nj Confer. deceased, having made an
exhibit on oath, of the debts owing BY said e.
cate and having set forth in his petition duly
sworn 10. that there is no money or personal
property remaining unadministered, werewnh
20 pay sa,d debts, and having prayed the court
for an order TO sell The lands Of SAID James NJ.
Gun,er, deceased, for the purpose of raising
money 10 pay said debts. 1t is therespon or
dered by the Cour', tina, citation issue requiring
oil persons interested in the lands, ,creinen,s,
and hereditamen's of said James M. Gun,er,
6eaced; to appear before the Prob,te Court OF
Tippah County, Mississippi on the first Mon
day in July next, to show cause, il any they
have, why so much of,he lands, tenements. and
Entertainments of said James NJ. Gnn,er, decea.
sed. shall not be sold as will be sufficient to pay
the residue of said debts.
WITNESS, the Hon. R. r THoM
~ As. Judge of said Courj, the h
L s May, ls45, and the seal Of "a d
~ Court. lssued the 9Th dayof May
l545. DANIEL HUNT.
CLERK
May 10Th lS45--25-5y
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ESTRAYS-Tippah County.

"AKEN up BY George Rogers, Is miles
North East Of Ripley, on the cas-, fork Of
Ha,chic, on the road leading from Sa
lem 20 Troy; ane chesnut sorrel horse, 6 or Z
years old, Is hands high, some saddle spots,
'eit hind and fore foot white some white on the
right fore foot, star in the forehead. and snip
on the nose; Appraised to $i5. april % ls45.
Taken up BY Miles Morse, living Is miles
north east Of Ripley, on the east fork Of Hatch.
'e, miles from Hines Mill, one chesnu, sorre
mare, 8 years old, l4} hands high, both bind
ieet white above The pastern joint, with a cot.
,on halter on, run between the fore legs AMI CIR.
ted AROUND The waist. Appraised to $50 apr 90
Taken Up by Thomas Haley. 16 niles north
Q! Ripley, on Harricane creek, one bsv mare
ABOUT years old, right hind foot white, and
some white above her hoof. about Ia hands
'aches high; Appraised 10 $40. April 25lh 1915
N. M. ARMOUR, Ranger
May 3rd l6A5-24-3s
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EStr.says

Taken up byJ W. Leech, in Salem, one
bark paney, with white feet, star in the fore
head white spot On he left side Of the neck,
wears old, Appraised to 1926; Ocl lst lo45
Taken up by John Murry, IL miles wes, o.
R,pIey. one sorreI mare, z years old, about l4aa
hands high small white spct below her len
eye Appraised TO $40.
ALSO one sorre mare, 5 years old, the rise
If IA hands hinh, with her hip Knocked down
Anparised to $25 march 22d 1915.
N. M. ARMOUR, Ranger
April 5.h 1945-20-3w
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ERROR.

a typographical error occurred in our las,
weeks paper in the article headed "The Or.
Ranizer and Guard" The clause in which i,
occurs should read "If our contemporaries will
do their duty TO the cause with the good will
that we do, they also will meet with no re-
proach Of conscience, and perhaps enjoy more Of
the confidence of the Democracy ofthe State.
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MARRtED.--On Tuesday evening the 7th
instant. by II. N. Christian Esq, THOMAS ~.
GORE, NJ. d., 10 Miss MARTHA WITuERs; all
Of this County.
Bliss as the eastern ocean wide be theirs for ave,
And lfo coeval with the hills wihou. decay,
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Jupof ~ rms lion covnr ~ Eanors Ann
hrrpALs,

sh""t w inh uloH 'Ouhf Vt GhHDna AID
/ hrrtALs,
trWc are suiborixad 10 announce ,be lion
n. NJ. CLAYTON, of Msfsball County AZ
Candidate hf ~ election ~ the Office II Iude,
~ he lligb Coun u Errors and Appeals, Il.
The Ord District ~ the Si-te u N ssissippi.
| TIVE are suibosised 10 announce luJg,
lIENDLY 4, BENNETT, ~ Columbus. ~ ,
cihddslc iof the Office " Judge NJ Tho n nj
Court 81 Effofs and Appeals, iof HE 3fd De
ifici Of The State Of mssissipp'.
Fon CuAScrLLon.
tive arc authorized ~ annouo,e Ce,
STEPHEN COOKE. ol Iowpdes County. a,
C,hdidNo fot the oiiicc oi CHANCELLOR If Inc
state oi NJ ssissippi, At the next general eIec
Won, " elected, he promises TO reside at the
seat OF Government.
Fon CIRcuir Juper.
pWe are authorized TO announce UUGu
II. MILLER Esq, OF Ponloroc, AZ Candidate
Tor judy Of the IN Judicial District composed
Of The counties Of T.hamingo, Tippab, Marshall
lie soto, Pamela, La Fayetle, Poniotoc and f..
awamba.
1J We are authorised 10 announce the Hon.
JAMES N. HOWRY, AZ a candidate for re-
election 10 The office Of Judge Of The z h Judicial
District composed of the counics of Tlshamlp
co. Tippah, Marshall, De S.,o, Pamela, La.
Fayette, Ponft,oc aed ltawsmbi
FoR DIsTRlcr ATTORNEY.
VI We are authorized TO announce JOHN
w. THOMPSON E'q, candidate tor reelection
10 the off 9 OF ID srct attorney.
For CHANcERY LEEK.
GJAMES G. ANDERSON, the present
CLERK ni The Distrci Chancery Court at Holly
Spnog-, TOR The counties OF 1ippah, Pontooc,
Latayet ne, Pamela, Coahoma, Iunlca, De Soc,
and Marshall, Is Candidate for re election
to that ffi3e IN November next.
GIVE are authorised to announce HAN.
NIBhL HARRIS, Of holy Springs, as Can.
dldate for Chancerv Clerk, for the counties Of
Tlppab, Pou'o'oe, Lahyere, panoa, Coahona,
iuaica, De Soto and Marshall.
Fen PROBATE JUDGE.
. W w e are aaihorsedt to announce WILLIAM
FORD Esq, OF Salem, as a Caud date for the of
nee OF Probate Judge of Tippah county,
u We are authorised to announce C. p.
MILLER OF Ripley, as candidate for the
once OF Probate Judge of Tippah County.
W we are authorised TO announce WILLIAM
a. JOHNSON E q, as a candida for Probate
Judge OF T'ppah County at the November cleo.
ton.
For ProBATE CLERK.
W We are authorised to announce DANIEL
HUNT as candidate for re election to the
office OF Probate Clerk Of TIppah County.
FoR SHERIFF.
u We are authorised to announce JOHN w.
ADKINS, as Candidate for the office of Sheriff
Of T;ppah County.
give are authorised 10 announce WILL.
! Al -MoLEOD 90 candidate f,,,. rho vtaivu Ut
Sherifoi Tppah County.
For ASSESSOR OF TAXES.
VI We are authorised to announce WILLIAM
Z. SAUNDERS. as Candidate for the Office of
Assessor Of Taxes for Tppah County.
UWe are authorised to announce Cant
HoMAs TONNES, of Salem, as a candidate for
he office OF Assessor of Tippah County.
For RANGER.
PWe are authorised to announce NJ NJ
ARMOUR as a candidate for e.eecton for Ran. /
er of Tippah county.
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NEWSPAPER NJ EXEMPTIONS.

The nsll,moss Ams,lesa ssysi-"Ths new
Postmaster usAsssl kss prepared instruction,
~ deputy poslmssssss, under ,bs new pas, NJ
nes lac, which goes ,ns0 operation IN ihs LII o
July nest. TIVE NmNs,ioW VI the ffsnkiog p,v
,efs 10 pssimssssss hss 80, IN tho usual mode
~ transmitting subscriptions 10 papers. The
following msihod,s therefore substituted, by The
Postmaster General, % provision 10, The i,sns.
MISSION VI money, much psefe'sble 10 that how
In uss. We extract II from the synop,,s wbol,
The n Y, Herald giyes n tho letter II n.,fuc
tioni-Linehtusg Republican.
Money Tor newspaper subscriptions moi OK
eecding 0lOin each case, may be pad u poet,
lnss'er fof The purpose Of being paid 10 The pub
l,sher Of newspaper Of any othof office. The
r. N. II, IN such case, n give 10 the person paw.
ing The money, . receipt therefor. aud 10 advise
forthwith tho Postmaster, who Ia to pay said
amount Of such dep ct. upon presentation
Of this receipt, the amount ia to be- paid over -
The Postmaste receiving The smount debts him.
cell Herewith IN his account, and the Pos,mas
terpsyinv that amount IL 10 credit himself there
with 10 HE sccoun, Of contingent expenses.
REGULATORS - mo time ago several nor.
sons were appreheDded in Lincoln county, in this
Safe, for stealing horses, count erfeilinp money, !
DC. a COMPANY OF Regulators were formed, |
who drove of others suspected to be a part of
the gang. Among the latter were two Young
men named Turnbuli, who recently returned 10
Lincoln county. On last Friday nigh, The Req
nlators went to arrest ihem bur they found the
hou'e barred and they were refused adpiftancc
They broke the doors and entered, when hoo
ny sifray ensued in which one Of The Turnbu's
was shot through The neck and the other in The |
thigh. Two OF the assa,anls woundod-one
OF whom died next day. One of the rurnbus |
died.
John Davis, brother ofih deceased Rerula
tor was wounded, and female of the TornbnI
family shot through the head. More serious at
trays are apprehended st Louis Gazette.
Iowa Through the Missouri Reporter we
learn mat Iowa is not member ofthe National
Coniederacy, her people having d cided agains,
y. The Iowa papers suppose that The Cons,i
tuition, az altered by Congress, has been r iec
ted BY amaJori,y of about $500 The people Of
that territory are determined to insist upc .ox
tending fts western limits 10 tho Missouri river.
They rely upon the next Congress TO gran,
them what They desire. The democrats have
probably elected large majority oi,heir can.
didaies 10 the legislative Council.
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI.

| Iub oIhTE OF MISSlSSlPPI.
District Chancery Court ofihs J March Ru,es
STATE ef Mississippi, at Futon 1916.
Stephen Harmon E,sl
III va.
judah Barrett, and
Jacob Cohen.
EYPON opening the matters OF this Bill, ard
u appearing TO tle sstisfaction Of the
Couri, that The Defendants Judah Bat.
ret d Cohen are no, Inhabitants OF this State
but reside beyond The limits thereof, 90 that tho
ordinary process OF this Cour, cannot be servcd
upon them, Il is therefore ordered by the Court,
that unless they be and appear before The Vico
Chancellor at The Court Room, in the Town Of
Fulton on The third Monday in May next, and
plead, answer, or demur 10 said Bill. The sey-
eral allegations will be taken for confessed az 10
them, and such order and decree made therein
as The Wee Chancellor may deem equitable and
JUST, and II is further ordered that copy ofthis
order be inserted in the Ripley Advertiser. a
paper published in the Town Of Ripley, once a
week tor Two Months successfully.
J. ROBINS. CLzlx.
March 81 ls45.
ABSTRACT OF BILL.
Complainants. Stephen Harmar, Davis II.
Morgan and Joel NJ. Acker purchased at tho
sale of The Assignee in Bankruptcy in Novem.
Der 1912; the following Lands, lying and being
IN the County of Monroe. which Lands had
been sarrenderedby one Thomas NJ Christian,
Bankrupt-Fo wit: w I'm W !, and w a
w ! Section Is, II ID, K 10, $50 acres; Lot
No l, Sec. 81, Il Is, r 10, l6 acres; $ VA
of s E Sec. %, 7 ID. r 10. 40 IL. 100 acres.
Lo,No. 3. Sec. 2S, Il IL. X 10. 81 acres. N T.
/ offs w Sec. %, y l3, K 10, 50 acres. Lot,
3, 5. and g. Sec %, + IL, K 10, l42 so 600 a.
cres. ! Sc Sec 81, r l3, r 10, 70 s4.
100 acres. Lots 2 g. 3, Sec 4, TIA, RIO.
lO4 So 100 acres. N w 4ofN Ell d N w /
Sec2 %, Tl3, II 10, 200 acres. s Z 1ofN Ell
Sec IA, Tl3. X 10, 80 9l-fOO acres. w frac.
'ional Sec 8, 4 Ii, K 10. 81 "a 100 acres Lo,s
and South / of6, Sea, Tl3, RIO, $50
81. 100 acres. Lots & 8 TIA, r 10, 1873
81 100 acres. ! Of the s E / & N ! rs w,
/ Sc 20 T IA, R 10. 70 IS 100 acres.
Said Christian had purchased said larss, At
the Sherifs sale ofihe County Of Monroe, IN
ne day os----1s the property or Judah Rar
rei', SAD Barrett had previously become sol.
vnr lad made ehe agaSs5 Rq 9sesoas
Lands to one Jacob Cohen Bill prays Tia,
he fraudulent Deeds from Barrett 10 Cohen
and Title decreed 10 Compliments, that Jacob
Cohen g. judah Barrett be made parties D..
endants to this Bill &c.
:, J. ROBINS, Clerk.
March 18th lSi5-l7-2m.
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Nlll' undersigned would respectfully boz
- ieAse 10 ahoou0te 10 Tho c,iiyebs AZ 1',n'
County, that he has juM returned hon
W. @delpba and brought with HIN email and
osai loi Of Dfoes aud FANNY NJ dolpes Of III.
own selecllons, which he ,nsp on f,ssoosbls
'eina ~ Cash. Consisting ~ pan Of The follow.
Inn AfiirlrsI
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BIUN, GREEN TREES 4 yTAK.
ypiIE subscribe, would respectfully inform
~ he friends, and the Tfayelpa public gen.
above sian. with tho sppertaiospces, which hs
has opened tbs year q, reduced faiee, aud
wouIdbc thankful for q liberal share Of patron.
agc.
JEREMIAH BURNS, v. ID. ~.
Salem. Nj, February 22d 1St5.
TTho Franklin (ruscumhis) Dcmoers',
viii give the sbov, three Insertions aud for
ward account 10 the Post Master M Sihm.
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JailOr's Notice,
SCOMMITrEI

a WAS COMMITTED 10 the Jail Of
~ <Iippall County Mississippi, on the
&9 23th day of March 1915, a Negro
PN/ Boy, who calls his name Tumbler,
ena4 - and says he belongs to Wi ian.
Crawsbay, living in Monroe Coun,
Miss. Said boy is about % years of age vel!
low compexion, feet or = inches high, will
weigh about $50 pounds, has small scar on
his forehead, occasioned by 4 fall from horse,
had when committed an old froek cloth coat,
aud nankeen pants. The owner Of said boy is
to coma forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away, or he will b. deal,
with as the law directs.
L. NJ. ROGERS, Jai'or
of TiPpah County Miss.
March 29h lSl5-l9f
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ing aHirlrei
nulphs'r oi Quinine, T0oib Brushes,
vpluh, ouunel Sprung Lancet blades,
Lauaahuin,Patfsofc, Cicam VI ranai;
wooey Ouiolsl' trd White pecphat,
naenahs drops, llafsllofn, lDeear,
vpoI.l 90 Csmpbof, Castor Oh Sweet OH,
Oh u Sv,ke. Aleolol. E,s I'm s.I,s
on 4 Ess. peppermini,spis Tufpr nl,ae,
vn 0, hnn'seco, Cocke's Pills,
w ol Sasea'fas, Lees do
Wv ~ Cloves, Beokwiihs do
Nnrc hcic, Sappnqlon's do
MufaiIc do. EIlsir Vnriol,
Suphufc do. parcip' Cafb Iron,
CASTLE Soap, Kteosotc, Morphine,
khubafb, hiOts, Mercurial ON meDi,
Asss'gliia, Tartar Em"lc,
Peruvian Bark, White g. Blue VllrioI
u iseflng Ulttmont, Flais. Sulphur,
C'ovee, Nu,megs, Swt Spis N,re,
blqnorice Bail. Hive Syrup,
Ground Logwood, Cslhar,ic Worm do
Ground Mustard, Salt Peire, Pill Boxes,
Blue Mass, Assorted Walls,
Corrosive Sublimate, Wal corks, .Tru.ses,
Cologne Water, OH Soap
Blue Ink, Black Sand, Gum Guiacum,
Waters, JaIsp, Adhesive Plaster,
Gum Myuh, Court do
tayenne Pepper, Iaraf Acid,
Lncofoco Matches, Roper Carb. Soda,
SeldIlz Powders, Cubebs, Aum,
Soda DO. Rochelle Salts,
Sienna, CIotonoi', Magnesa,
NIX Vom'ca, JudkIns Ointment,
tannamon Bark, Raslcon do
Spanish Fles, Hop Leaves,
Vngnla Sncke Root, Gum Arabic,
Pax Root. Vegetable Caustc,
Seneka Snake root, Comp Spls lavender,
IVA Ursl, Ergo, Q1ase,a,
Comp Syrup SarsapariIaPu vd Gen,ian,
Balsam Copava, FRS solution Arsenic.
Sugar OF Lead, Savin Onment,
Nitrate of Silver, Turner's Cetate.
Arsenic prussc Acid Tlrei Nitrate of erin.
Fly Poison, Burgundy Pitch,
Syring 3, Assorted, Shaving Soap
The various T.nctures, and many other arl.
clcs. He expects to keep constar 'ly on hand
full assortment, of flesh Family Medicines,
and warrants them all to be eruuInc. Purcha
sers are respectfully solicited to call.
JAMES B. ELLIS,
Physician g. Druggist
Ripley, Miss, April 22d 1915.
He would also respectfully tender his services
to he Gil zans of The County, in the >varous
branches OF MEpIcINE, SURGERY, OBSTETRICS,
etc. Returns his thanks 10 his former patrons
and respectfully socci,s their continuance.
UOtfice, same heretofore occupied, where
he may always be found except when profess
sionaI'y absent. J. b. E.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-05-17
"A CA 5ssD.

fGR. W. ID. CARTER. having returned to
49, Ripley, offers his services 10 bis former
patrons and to the public. Office in the Bank
House, up stairs
March 29, 1915.