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y TAPL Z AND .NCY
DRY GOODS

Purchased by himself in the cities .,
New York, Philadelphia and Boston. ex-
P'o's'! 'or 'hIs market. lie would res,
pecHu''y inform the citizens .f Ripley and
"J 'hihg counties, lha, he is Determined Il,
SCH -" OBS NJ as low rates as they can be
purchased IN Memphis, louisville, Cinema.
IT. or any other Guy West Of The mountains
GFro his aid friends and customers he
would say that he can make It To their !,
'ereS' I" call and examine his stock of
'ooDo before purchasing, as he is conf
1e"' he will be able to give general salts
acton as regards the quality and cheap
ness OF his goods.
~. =. 5 RHINE.
Ripley Miss, Nov. a3l 1914.
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PROSPECTUS OF TUE
WEEKLY PCT CRESCENT cry.

WEEKLY PCT RAJ CRESCENT CITY,
~ ubhc journalists, eyei anxious to eafe
ss.A ior The public taste, and grauty our sub.
sCrib.rs, we have determined to eribark in TIN $
new undertaking, feeling confident that its 10
velty and merit will, at least, be calculeted to
pi.ase.--Ahhough the additional expense
which 1t entails upon us is large, still we feel
confident that an American community will
encourage an enterprise, the great object Of
which Is, not only to render the daily occur
r.nces whoa we chronicle more dIst,nct, de
hnit, and amusing, by illustrating them, but
also to encourage ana to.ter the art OF WOO
eating: wen as It's accessory, designing We
have been induced to attempt tins undertaking
IRON w.tnessn the immense success which has
followed tee experiment IN ingland, aud con-
sc,nus that our fellow citizens are nqualiy as
ready 10 chcourag the hhe arts as any people
on the siobt, We thus boldly put ior,h our
Clain, to their attention and patronage. We
are awere that attempts have been maize in
several vi The GortheTa c,tes, TO establish Pico
ilaI Newspapers, which have proved unsuceess
iui, owing, VT leel confident, to he fact, that
'heir illustrations wire generally copies FROM
either OLD periodicals. Or ,oielgn papers, whicl.
beng md fefehtll executed, and possessing ma
real interest To the periodical reader, ID not
meet with anticipated success. These errors we
p!edge ourselves to avoid No Illus ration shall
be offered to our patrons, eXcerldgit Possesses
local interest, and shall be .A, cu,eu by he hest
.ngra,ers that can be procured IN Tie u, tied
States aver. branch OF the mes hanical de-
partmcnt will be entrusted to persons well quail
ih,t to exec dte tim d superior manner, while
no efiori shall Of wanting the part ei the pro-
prieturs IT, secure talented Editors
We will, in '',he Weekly Pictorial Crescent
cit, ,"avoid politics, ami coLGue ourselves Ia
IN dai, occurrences which meet onr
notice, AZ well as ireat unsgch subjects may
be CALCULATED TO please aud ainuse a refined
public-it Will be our constant endearor and
studyto adSpt cur Journal to family reading,
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HE STATE IF NIssi sIPPI, }
TishamlOgo CUunty.

IHE STATE IF NIssi sIPPI, }
Iishamingo County.
CIRcUIT COURT To October Term ls44.
Verge w. Pfdlt, Attachment against,
vs. the Estate Of Newborn
Newborn Moore,& Moore FIR $4,000.
Seaborn 1 Moore. Issued g. Returned.
The Attachment III the above stated case
at the SUIT of George W. Pratt, against the
estate of Newbourn Moore, for the sum of one
hundred and tiny Dollars having been issued,
re'urnable to the Circuit Cour, OF ,he County
aforesaid, on the Bad Monday in October ls44
and the same having been returned executed
on The Heal Estate OF said Defendant; aud be-
ing now pending in our said Court Notice is
hereby gwen, that unless the SAID ID afendan,
shall appear, give special bail and plead within
the time limited TOR his appearance in said case,
Judgment vii be entered aud the Estate 50
attached WI BE- sold to satisfy Plaintiffs de.
mand Issued 23'h November 1914
Order Of Publication, for six successive
weeks IN The Ripley Advertiser, at Ripley
Mississippi
JOHN REEVES, CLtEK
December 7'h lS44-f- 6g flee SlU
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h''d W rive N such n tone and e6,,,.,., 81. .l,
thur, u both useful aud ofnsmsot,I d, ~. se,''
N. table, ''''"''' '" 'he rem
ouf ,lu'iration' sbnll, wc trust, he's, eou.,s,.
'"'l WIN sny ~ be- loufd ~ sonir,poctptv ma.
'"ui"nl', be hey American or foteiso Asts,
gurus 'bo sulJects We fhnlI aloft Gf iIl0s,t.-
,'' we ran on y say there IL no city IN IN,
.",'u suites which cpD furnish us many n.
"" W"fn' Whefa cnn N more SOLEMN ar
"."",''ui subject no found than the celebfntio,
~ ' ShIuts, 90 where n more ptcturesoo, a,
fhfird scene team our Ma'di Grn.,
i.r Tie cohseni,noc Of our ludy ,c.d. p. ~,
sbhll eidehNor 10 furnish our column, with IL
sstn'ion. OF the latest fashions, and. IN o,he,
respects, oNer oursel,cst TO CRAFTY that rc6ned
,"stc Tor winch they are sojustly distinguished
!. me iofus OF The creation IN general, npd
NOSE III o'n'nerciaI life in particular, ".
Pienge ourselves, constantly TO furnish them
WI an amusing Information, the latest news,
ma 'ui ana correct state .eht of cpufner-.
3ial affairs. 10 all those grave poli,,cu,n.
sho may honor sheet by erusal. we cannot
)f0hl Information on their iavortc tonic. but
We can assure them, that il they find nothing
audht"ry OF their creed in our columns. they
nan hI'i nothing against il. In ihort, to both
'"iItical parties. We are with Won for I'M,
wings may OBSERVE az Home Entkrorise, IA
ur watchword, while our Democratic brethren
an see That we neither seek nor want protein.
ION, but press t.rward on the $50 Ahead, priu.
iple. pm
IL IS our intention TO publish the FIRST number
our "Pictori2P' early in the month of Nouem.
er; IT is TO be qHarto form; RESEMBLING in s;zo
Pictorial Times" and ''Iliu,trated Newsn
'ERMs:--S5 per aunum, payable in advance.
WANTON & co.
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Sti':ayS

pring, wuh dark name and ;aiI; Appra sed
o $50. Nov 2ls, 1914
Taken up by James Miller, living IL
miles south If Ripley, one bay horse, sup
posed 10 be 7 years vk. about Is hand.
high, star in The forehead, and a small Ohl',
spot on the shoulder; appraised IoiS25
Taken up by Nicholas W aker, living
81 miles last Of Ripley, two mules, one
hurse mule, left eye ouf, branded with ~
On the left hIp, and a rope on his neck. 5
wears old. Appraised to 81, The olhe,
is brown mare mule, 3 or 10 years old /,
: rope on her necb; Appraised 10 S25
Nov 18th 1914
N NJ ARMOUR, Ranger.
Nov 30lh lSi4--3- 3.
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ADMi ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE.

IT. HFFHttS Of Administration having teen
- granted TO the Undersigned. hv the pro.
hate Ccnr, OF 'ri>hanngo County Mississippi.
81 The December Term ttereof 1874, upon the
Estate # Wright Bonds, Deceased Notice
- hereby gwen 10 all those having claims
gaast said Estate, to prefert 'hcm prcpary
authenticated within the time prescribed by
law, or they viii be forever barred
w. w. BONDS.
January lOh lsi5-9-6I Zee S4
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Notice.

VTHE undersigned having a, The January
Term lS4', of the Probate Court of Tip.
rah County Mississippi, Obtained Le',e,s
~ Executor of The Lest viii and l'es amen,
81 Beng min Bowers S., Deceased; hereby No.
Wy al persons having claims against sad
Estate 10 present them dny authenticated
within The time prescribed BY law, or they will
BE forever Barred
BENJAMIN BOWERS,
Executor.
January llth lsi5--S-6w
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N Office.

the September Term 1914 ofthe D.,
IA oa'e Court Ct 'rippah County Mississp
~ 'he unoers gned was appointed Ad
do.".' o, the Estate of Berjamn Cook
Iii No''ce Is therefore, hereby give
81 persons hav'rg claims against said estate
or they will be barred y ''"'
SAMUEL ALEXANDER
Jan,,.r A. TO-. Adm. OF said Estate
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

"A I the November Term 1874. of the
IA Probate Court Of Tishamingo county
Mississippi, Letters Of Adm,nisira-
ii N were granted IA he Undersigned. on
The Estsie Of James Bell. deceased. Notice
is therefore. given 10 all persuns having
claims against said E>ta.e 10 present them.
properly authenticated, wrhin The time
prescribed BY law, or hev will be barred
c. w. BELL,
SiNDARlLLA Il. BELL.
Adm'si.
Nov 30a lSfi.-3--6 flee 81.
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w DOL Ca2'slsrsy.

kseHE subscriber would respectfully inform
70 The cilzens of Tippah County, thai he
has new cardina machine in compIee or
der IN Lamar, Marshal! County NJ, aud is
ready At airy time 10 receive Woel-he
wool must be cieansed o! all hard siib,,ao.
ces and one pound of lard TO each 10 pounds
1T wo'l; under such circumstances | w,ll
warrant good rolls.
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON.
Lamar, DC, 3Ist 1871.
N Those having wool, would 60 vel,
20 send II on Wagons passing ~ Memphis
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Is fkAYa- T,ppah County.

LoihAla- Ttppah County.
Taken up by Mason Coker, living on the
Nubin Ridge Road, ID miles north ul Ripley
one Chesau sorreI hOr c. suppo ed to be :
years vld, blaze face, both hird fee, whiie aud
par, ofhs left lore loot some small sadd e Spots
90 his back, shod before aud the right hind TOO,
about IA banda high; APPRAISED to$35.
Jan ll,h 1S45.
TAKEN up by Luke johnson, one bsy mare
about or years old, about ID hands hgh, a
complete bay, Que shoe on i,er ieli fore iooi, a
sinall saddle uaTk; appraised to S25.
n. NJ. ARMOUR, Rangrr.
Jan. ll,h 1873.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

AZ 1 The October Term 1914, of The Pro
bate Court of the County of T,ppah
IN The State OF Mississippi, Letters o! AID
'nin's'rt''on We're granted The UNDERSIGNED
on The Estate OF William Waller, deceased
N'''ce is 'he'efore, hereby given TO all per
sous having claims against SAID Estate, to
present them 'wIhln the time Limited by
Jaw, or The same will Ire barred.
JESSE A PATE,
administrator Of
VIM Waller, Decd
Oct 25lh 1874 5O-6w
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. y. A. Hutchinson,
NC PHISICyAy

nviNG permanently located a, La.
mar Marshall County Mss, len
oe's Ills protest., IA services 10 n a
Ian. surrounding country. Fron
az az eAp t:'e and success in practice, he
.,;n" se'' 'na' ne will be enabled to
give general satisfaction 10 ali wbo ,o.,
favor him with a call. ""o may
Lamar, Mi, August 1874.
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1;strily

TANkEup BY Robert Box, living on Hatch.
70 Ryrf, 10 tDiles North East NJ Iiipry, ON.
black Fly, years cid. be- len biud loot " hI,
Appraised 10 $50 Nov Ooh lsii
N Al. ARMOUR,
n ,.,, Ranger
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10 all whoa it sshay
Concern.

Take notice, that have fed nv petition in
VIC ffce OF The Clerk of The Probate Cour, If
lishamingo County. in The State Of Mssissip
p'' praying the said Cour' for Dover in all me
property ofmy deceased husband, James BE- /.
is'e ofsaid County | shat move the said
Court on the first Monday in Feb uary mex
TO grant the prayer of said petition, when and
wnese al persons interested may make their
objections, if any they have.
n,o. oo.. ,o., c. BELL.
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THE STATE or MfsslsaIppI.
TrrAn County, Oct la 1871
Homss Rainey g. Daniel ". acKlnz.
W E.a,
William =. Davis.
THIS dsy camo tho Plaintiff. by their Atior.
my ana appearing 10 The Cour, that Tho De
s.oant resides beyond The limits Of the State
""' Miss'ss'pp' and II further appearing 10 the
'onrt 'oa' the Plaintiff, have lied IN ,hia case
. pi'i 81 Discovery against The Dolendau,, 70
I"t'ng MN 10 answer thereto. II Ia therefore
ordered by the Court that publication be- made
~ me Ripley Advertiser, newsoapcr pfin,ed
w'h'n THIS State, once week. Tor two m ,nibs
soeees ivel, notifying The said Defendant thai
rala rlaln'lif have filed hen Bill OF Discovery
sgs'ns' HIM us aforesaid, and that unless tc
answer to the same by The nexr Term of tins
Cour', II will be ,akeo as confessed
true Copy from he N nu,os
HARDY w. ATRICklIN.
CLERK
January oO,h lsi5-lO-2m
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Executors N0ticc.

VHNiE undersigned having been appoin.
IL led by the as, Will and Testament, OF
Milton Cove, deceased, Executor of
his Estate Nollre is hereby gwen TO all
persons having claims against sand Estate,
to present them, properly authenticated.
within the time prescribed by law, other
wise they will be barred.
Z G. GlLLiNWATER,
Executor
Nov 80 h lS4l--3--G' flee 81
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'tp EMAlNING IN the Post flee at Ripe,
$50 Mississippi, on the lie, day ol Ja1ua, ,
ioiJ, whicn II 10, 'skeu OUT ny ne lev Gay .,
Asa hexl, sdl be- cent ~ tho General Poe
[ lflie ~ J,.d I.tt....
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a List al Letters

NJ EXAMINING ~ The Post Oliife st pao,o
HU zoe M'ss' on The ;ilst day oi Dece,uhe,
lrll, winch n not taken 90, before lbe
5is' ~ Match $50 vii be- stat TO The Gese,s
PVsI OIlico ~ dead Letters. "'''
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Il Al. u GOO DIS.
=, ES!sIN T.,

Is now receiving and opening, at hi,
''' Stand, a New and Splendid assor,-
neDt of
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Nov 30ln Isii.-3-- ct [fce 81.
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DIR. MARSHALL
INDIAN VEGETABLE
Black plaSter

THIS Plaster is unrlvale1 for curing scroiuu>
l. swelngs, scurvy, sores lame back, burns, pains
IN the sides, hips or limbs, and seldom fails to give
relief in cases of local rheumatism. lfapplied TO the
side will sure many of the common liver com.
Ilainls and It found to lie equal If not superior TO
any corn plaster, Tor cornS on the feet. II lmmed-
ately applied to fresh wound It will prevent
ness, and cause il qucklv TO heal.-Fame- in the
habit Of using this plaster, find ii better than any
thing else for all purposes for which plaster or
salve is wanted. It's virtues have heen witnessed l.
thousands o. respectable individuals in various parts
of the United States, who have tested liz efficacy
PRICE, 25ct>. per box.
j9Many certificates may lie had, showing It's
extraordinary effects.
All those wishing TO purchase the genuine
article of MAJ, halls Plaster should purchase that OF
which H. @. Grdley, Mddlehury, VI, Is the General
Agent and no other as manufacture personally the
Plaster sold by said Grdley.
DR.. MARSHALL.
certify that the above article was executed IN my
presence by DR.. Marshall and that his signature
thereto is genuine.
DORASTAS WOOSTER, Judge.
Mlddlelury, Jan. Il, lSi5.
Sold wholesale and retail by ii. {. Grldley, gem
eral Agent, Middlebury Vt.
PECK 4. SPEAR,
Wholesale and RciaH Druggists, Burlington, VT
And by Druggists generally IN the United states
aud Canada. 35ly
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FALES, MEDICINE.

EALES' Cathartic and Vegetable Purgative Loz-
L engers, and the best and decidedly the most pop,
uar article, not only for adults but Tor children 81 az
countries and climates, and in every condition Of llie
They strictly vegetable, with taste pressibly
delightful they cause no pain IN the operatinn but on
the contrary feelings Of pleasure, cleansing ,be s,om
ach and bowels more perfectly than any other nurpa
tive. Their magic like operation surprises ,be mos,
emnen, physicians, and they are rapidly taking the
eller should carry them, every family should lee,
them, and every man, woman and child shonll ,ako
them. ''N
FALEs' woRMLozTHurs
Are sure reme1y-,,-s.,i children love them ,nev ac,
ike charm IN removing the symptoms, starting in
sleep, grating the teeth, paleness about The mouth
and nose, sickness at stomach, precarious appetite
swelled bowels and general fever the child falls into
quiet Sleep the worms Supplied and expelled in
every instance far heard from the patient is en-
tirely cured.
FALEs' COUGH LOZENGEs,
For coughs, colds, bronchitis, ncipien, consump-
ton whoopng cough and Group, the most happy effect
is obia ned in few moments, the symptoms disappear
and the disease is at once broken up. single trial
is sufficient to satisfy the most skepcal.
FALEs' DYsENTERY LOZENGEs
Cures dvsen'ery, darrhGe and all bowel complaints
Of adults or children Pay particular attention to the
not known to fail. Price Is cents.
FALES' CAMPHOR LOZENGES,
For common and sick headache also, mama, cpl
| lepsy, melancholy, hystera, ST. Vius Dance and al
other cases OF languor and oppression Of The vita
powers, they are perfectly safe for children
In all conditions.
| FALES' CYPRfAN HAIR TONIC,
| l. now so extensively known that comment is use
less. We can say, however, among thousands who
have purchased it in this and other countries, non,
have complained, but on the contrary expires sed the
wonder and admiration on beholdlng It's effect.
CLEAR OUT YOUR RATS.
The enawi"g and antics OF these destructive crea
lures he banshed forever in your houses and stores
if you will procure box of the genuine
Madagascar Rat Exterminator,
and use it according TO directions.
You cannot depend upon the above medicines unles
obtained of the proprietor, ]. j. Fales, 90 Commercial
street, Boston to avoid counierieis the agent has
certificate with the written signature of J. j. Fale:
NJ. ID. Member Mass. Med. So. and Boston Med As:
DR.. Fales' medicines are sold wholesale add retail a
No. &c Commercial ST., Bo>ion.
Burlington h. J. Henebereh & Co.. Druggist
Wholesale and Retailers for the above medicines.
Vergennes, VIM. r. Bixby, Druggist; Ne,c Hare
Nils, H. Rider; Bristol, Geo. w. Parmelee Ne
Haren, A. P. Roscoe; Ferrisbureh Center, Amc
Welherby; Sioiburn, J. b. Isham; Hnesburgh, Ma
cur Hull; WiHiston, Morton f. Clark Jericho Coz
ners, Cakes q. Peck Cambridge, Martin Wires
bakersfield, Arlington q. Pomeroy; West Emo
burgh James NJ. Dean; Sheldon, A. Keith & Co
D Fairfield, Burr & Fansworth; Fdirfdr, S. W. Brus
& Co. 10
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New York Ady'ts.
WTLDEJI'S
SAL1MANDER SAFES,

MYTH the recent improvements Of s. G. Herring,
w of 1879 Water street (who possesses the patent
right Of the article for the State Of New York; these
Safes may be pronounced perfect. OF their absolute
lmpenetrabiy by fire it is unnecessary speak a
long series of successful experiments cnched by the
result of the thirty six hours fiery ordeal to which one
Of these Safes exposed in the burning ruins of the
Tribune buildings have set that matter at rest forev-
er. But by n ecent improvement they are now rem
dered as npervious to damp to fire and nothing
placed in one o them can mould or mlldtw. Each oil
these Safes is firniehed with Of Chubbs detective
der Safes manufactured by the subscriber, at once
fire proof, damp proof, and thief proof Can security
90 farther? SILAS G. HERRING
l39 Water street, New York.
N. B.-Second hand safes of sundry makers for
sale at from quarter to one half Of first cost. they
having been received in part payment for Wilder
Salamander. 45
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MODERN SAmsoNs-IIon. J. s. Buckingham
Esq, member of Parliament, says, that " the
finest and strongest men he ever saw in his
life, were tribe residing up, n the Hymanlaya
mountains. They came to Calcutta as Athleie,
TO show their skill in wrestling. boxing, throw
ing the QUOT, and other athletic exercises they
were pittcd against British grenaders and sail
ors, the strongest that could be found the re.
suit was, that one of them was a match for
three, and yet these men never tasted any
drink stronger than milk and water, from their
infanov upwards. lie had himself travelled
from Darbekr to Bagdad, a distance of 800
miles, on horseback, in ten days, with the Their
mometer ranging from 100 at sunrise, to l25 or
100 degrees in the afternoon, without drinking
anything but water, and he was as fresh and
strong at the END Of his journey as when he set
out"
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1915,
1915.
NORTHERN TRANSP Or
TATION LINE ASSOCIATION.
n g - - Il

THIS Assocation will continue the Forwarding
i business on the Champlan Canal, Lalsa. Cham
PLAIN and Hudson River, connected with the old Tow
Boat Line, which leaves n. York daily at o'clock
more fregh, boats will leave Troy and Albany for
whitehall daily, which will deliver to and receive
Freight from the Steamboats, and vessels; .. .hs
Champlain, also, two or more Freight Boats will
leave Whitehall for Troy and Albany daily. NJ,
ii, addition 10 the above they have Line OF LAKE
and River 9oats Of the first class, WIN Id, u, Na,
competent CaptaGs. who will receive Freg.' D., NV
York. Troy or Alban; and deliver at any r ~ ON
Lake Champloin; also, receive Freight e, ", n
Lake Chamrain and deliver in Troy, hipany VI ~.
York. All property received for shpmen. r..
line will be correctly weighed by Their Agents ~ Tue
time Of shpment-and will be insured
Also, two or more boats will leave the North WhaII
Burlington each week, for Whitehall, Troy, Aioa1y
and New York.
ELIAS ELIAS P A TGRS5S; and others, e,ors
For Freight, apply to
P Poas Calm Ii lanes SO coen'es Slip N "
James G i: Hooker 1856 River street, Troy.
II. A Hoicomb, lOi Pier, Albany.
G. W: Kellogg, Comstock's Landing
y v'5; Pierce q Son. St. Johns, c.E.
Lew '' Min KEY Mississsque Bay.
Oliver Bascomb, Whitehall
J. : :. w n; Peck & Co., Burlington.
/. r. Brainard & Co. St. Aibans'
| A. ID. Ladd, Plattsburgh.
| l.. Colvin, Port Kent.
| Nathan Webb, Roustss Point.
J. II. Hooker, 10 Long Wharf, Boston: =,
Address-OLlVER BASCOM, Agent. Whitehall
l.. A. CARLETON. Agent Troy.
J. S. WARE, Agent, Burlington.
All property entrusted to their will be forward
cd ms directed with despatch and safety
| Wharfage and Storage nj reduced prices, and thu
utmost care taken in handling and storing merchant
ze produce and all kinds property consigned to m,
care, NORTH WHARF Foot OF Main Street.
| J. S. WARE, Agent
Burlington, April @ ls45 45m6
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POSTAGE CmANGE.-Two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars worth of dimes and half
dimes have been ordered by the Secretary
Of Treasury to be coined at the Phladel-
phia Mint. 10 meet the exieences of the new
post Office law.-Phiiad. North American
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There is no excuse for the Headache
when you can obtain the GEN
me MARsHALLs AROMATIC
CATARRH and HEAr-

ACHE SNUFF
THIS snuff is certain and peri, II cure for tie
l. cataIrh, and common cold, in the Head and the
Headache and is excellent articles for sore and
weak eyes, Ii opens and puree> all distractions,
strengthens the CLANS and gives healthy action to
the parts affected.
Belcare Of CounterfeHS;
All those wishing 10 purchase the genuine
article Of Mar,halI's Smut should purchase that OF
which II. G. Gridey, Mdilebury Vi, is the proprie-
tor, "aEd no Other" manufacture personally, the
snuff sold by said Grdley.
DIR. MARSHALL.
certify tina, the above article was executed in my
presence and that his signature thereto is genuine.
DURASTUS WOOSTER Judge.
Middlebury, Jan. IA, Isi5.
n. B.-The name of II. c. Gridlev proprietor will
be found upon every bottle Of the genuine MarshaPs
Improved Snuff. Sold wholesale and retail by II.
c. Gridley, Middlebury Vt. PECK & SPEAR
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Burlington, VI.
And by Druggists generally in the United States
and Canada. 35-ly