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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-05-10

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ArrrALs.

ss"' '"' s'." 'ovsFos EHtOss Arb
| ArrsALs.
| srWs are sv,hesissd 10 ssnouoss ,Ls ia.
\, N, CLAYTON, ~ Marshall Co.o,v A.
Candidate fos ~ election 10 the once III IN ds,
OF me Ugh Court u Errors snd Appesls. NJ,
sbs o'd District d'bs bists VI Mls.lss,pp,.
| tive arc authorized 10 announce Jvds,
DENDLY n, BENNETT, ofCoIumbu.. n.
candidate fof The ofIes Of Judge Of ,be tJIvl
Cosn Of E'tofs and Appesls, los The yfd De
'ncs OF tho S's'e Of Mississippi.
Fon cnASosLLoa.
HWe arc authorised IN announce lie,
STEPHEN COOKE, Of Lowndes Cooo,y. =,
Csndida,c fot tho office of CnAkorlton oi,hs
state o. M ssissippi, At the best genet Al elcc.
,oo. nelec'cd, he promises TO reside Al Inc
Seat Of 0overnment.
FoR Crncufr Jupcr.
gTWe arc authorized 10 announce uticu
4. MILLER Eco, OF i'onto,oc, az Candidate
Tor Judge OF the 7th Judicial Djs,rict Composed
Of the counties Of 1'shsmiDeo, T,ppah. vs,shsj n
DO Soto Pamela, La Fsyc,ie, Poniotoc and f..
awambs.
pWe are authorised TO announce The Hon.
JAMES N. HOWRY, az a candidate for re-.
election 10 the Office OF Judge Of the 7th Judicial
District. composed of the counties of Tishamip.
60, Tippah, Marshall, DE Soto, Pamela, La.
Fayetle, Pon,otoc asd ltawsmba.
For DrsrRIcr ATTORNEY.
W We are authorized to announce JOHN
w. THOMPSON Esq, a candidate for reelection
10 the Office OF District attorney.
For CHANcEnY CLERK.
0'JAMES C. ANDERSON, the present
Clerk of the District Chancery Court at Holly
Springs. for The counties of Iippah, Pontotoc,
Lafayette, Panoia, Coahoma, Tunica, De Soto
and Marshall, is Candidate for re election
10 that office in November next.
GIVE are authorised to announce HAN.
NiBAL HARRIS, Of Holly Springs, as Can.
o,dA'e ior Chancery Clerk, for the counties oil
.rr.PPaD' poh.o'oc' LAFAYETTE. Pamela, Coahoma,
Tunica, De Soto and Maxhall.v
For PROBATE JUDGE.
=, W we are authorised 10 announce WILLIAM
FORD Esq, OF Salem, az Candidate for the of.
nee OF Probate Judge Of Tippah county,
p We are authorised TO announce C. p.
MILLER Of Ripley, as a candidate for The
'hce OF Probate Judge of Tippah County.
>, u! we are authorised to announce WILLIAM
Il. JOHNSON Esq. as candidate for Probate
Judge OF Tippah County at the November cleo.
lion. 'sS
FoR SHERIFF.
W We are authorised TO announce JOHN w
ADKINS, as a Candidate for the Office of Sheriff
IT 1'ppah County.
For ASSESSOR OF TAXES.
q Weare authorised to ANNOUNCE. NuIxAxl
ss-S~ss.r-, svu Cs,NnfuSvet0F vu0 ofhce of
lssessor of Taxes for 7ippsh County.
TWe are authorised to announce Cant.
HoMAs IooMBEs, Of Salem, as candidate for |
10 once OF Assessor of Tippah County. /
For RANGER.
UWe are authorised to announce N. NJ. :
RMoUR as candidate for reelection for Ran. :
II of 1ippah county.
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Notice..

"A LII persons interested 10 the Estate Of
"A William Norton, deceased, are hereby
notified, that the undersigned will. at the
June Term, 1916, of,he Probate Court, Of the
County Of Tippah, State Of mississippi. present
ms account with said Estate for final sett cement.
JOHN HUNTER,
Administrator
April 18th ls45-22
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WAS COMMIT

WAS COMMITTED to the Jail Of
<Tippah County Mississippi, on the
~ Path day of March l645, a Negro
VE/ Boy, who calls his nsme Tum bier,
and says he belongs to William
Crawsbay, living in Monroe County
Miss. Said boy is about % years Of age. vel.
low compexion, 5 feet OF g inches high, will
weigh about $50 pounds, has small scar. on
hss forehead, occasioaed by fall from horss.
had when committed an old frock cloth coat.
and nankeeh pants. The owner Of said boy is
to come forward, prove property ,pay
charges and take him swiy, or he will be dealt
with "a the law directs.
s. M. ROGERS, Jailor
Of Nppah County Miss.
March 29sh lS45-l9.f
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A GEx There is nothing purer than hon.
esty; nothing sweeter than charity; nothing
warmer than love; nothing richer than wisdom;
nothing brighter than virtue; and nothing more
s,eadfast than faiih.--These united in one mind
form the purest, tho sweetest. the richest. the
brightest, and the most steadfast Happiness.
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Notice..

4 the April Term Of the Probate Court Of
A Tippah County Mississippi. Letters of
Administration were granted to the IN.
dersigned on the Estate of James Little deceas.
ed, notice is hereby given TO all persons indebted
TO said Estate TO come forward and pay, as am
determined 10 close The business ss soon as prac.
tibIe, all who hold claims against the Estate will
present them properly authenticated within the
time prescribed. by law, or the same will be
barred.
MOSES SHANNON.
Administraior.
April 9th, 1646-2l-8w.
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ESTRAYS--Tippah County.

QNAKEN up by Robert L. Shaw.a chesnut
- sorrelmare, with blaze in her face, with
the left hind foot white, supposed TO be years
old; appraised to go. Also, colt Of the same
description, supposed TO be 9months old; Ap.
praised to %.
N. N. ARMOUR, Ranger.
May 10Th l645-25-3t
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An editor somewhere in the west has become
go hollow from depending upon the printing bu.
~siness foe bread, that he prop 10 sell himself
TO come gentleman to be used as stove pire!
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1NR. w. d. CARTER, having returned to
~ Ripley, offers his services TO bis former
patrons and to the public. Office in the Bank
House, up stairs.
March Goth 1916.
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Whoever is honest, generous, courteous hon.
orable and candid, is true gentleman, whether
learned or unlearned, rich or poor.
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SION, 0HEEN TkEEs q STAR.
qnlIE nstsesItss wesld respectfully inform
u HE friends. end tho Travelling public gen.
orally, ,bst ne hes psseksssd 'hs Tavern II ihs
above sign, with The sppsftsiusSees, which he
hss opened this ysss 81 reduced fsses. and
would be Thankful fos liberal shsse Of patron.
eye.
JEREMIAH BURNS, Y. D. N.
Salem, MI. February 22d is4b.
pThc Franklin (rvscumbis) Dsmcess,,
will give the above three insertions and ior.
ward account 10 the Poet Master o. Salem
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ES TRAY--Tippab County
ESTRAYS-Tippah County.

YIyAKEN up By Moses Shannon, one gel
deng, IL or II years old, with high
sash, black name lying on his left side;
Appraised to go.
ALSO one roane eclding, about years old
dark name and tai, name lying on the left side,
and both left feet white; Appraised to $40.
N. ~. ARMOUR. Ranger.
April 18th 1e45-2l-3t
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Disfrict CAoncery Court ofths March Ru,s
State " M'ssi'sirpi. al E'aison. 1916.
Stephen Harmon Etaj
judah Barrett. sad
Jacob Cohen.
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H1pON opening the matters Of THE Bill and
appearing TO the satisfaction of the
Court, that the Defendants judah Bar.
Ieu q Cohen are not inhabitants Of this State
put reside beyond The limits thereof, 90 that the
Ordinary process Of this Court cannot be served
upon them' Il is therefore ordered by the Court.
tnat unless they be and appear before the Vice
SnsnceIor a. the Court Room, in the Town of
Fulton on the third Monday in MAY next, snd
plead, answer, or demur to said Bill. The sew
eral allegations will be taken for confessed as to
Them, and such order and decree made therein
as the Vice Chancellor may deem equitable and
just, and II Is further ordered that copy of,his
order be inserted in the Ripley Advertiser, u
paper published in the Town Of Ripley, once Q
week for Two Months successfully.
J. ROBINS, CLErx.
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March 81 l645.
ABSTRACT OF BILL.

Complsinants, Stephen Hartman, Davis II.
Morgan and Joel M. Acker purchased at the
sale Of the Assignee in Bankruptcy in Novem.
Der 1912; the following Lands, lyirg and being
IN the County Of Monroe, which Lands had
been surrendered by one Thomas N. Christian,
Bankrupt-To wit: w !, N w \, and WIS
w Section Is, Il Is. K l0, $50 acres; Lot
No !, Sec. 81, II Is, X 49, l6 acres; s VA
Of ) ! Sec. %, T Is, r 10, 40 II. 100 acres.
LotNo 3. Sec. %. 4 Is, X 10. 90 acres. N E
t offs w Sec. %, II Ii, r 49, 80 acres. Lo,s
3, 5, and 6. Sec %, T l3, X 10, l42 So 600 a.
cres. E Sc Sec 81, Il l3, K 10, 70 "a.
100 acres. Lots 2& 3, Sec 4, TIA, RIO.
lO4 56 100 acres. N w Holm E4 d NW4
Sec rs, IL, II 10, 200 acres. 8 z 4ofN Ell
Sec IA, 7 ID. X 10, 80 OIL 100 acres. w 1 frac.
iional Sec 9, 4 IL. X l9, 81 "a 100 acres Lots
3 and South ! of6. Sec 4, Tia, r 10. 1859
- !OO acres. Lots 2 & 8. TIA. r 10, 1853
e4 100 acres. M Of the s E4&N1 offs w,
I Sc 20 T IA. X 10. 70 90 100 acree.
- Heid Eheistian bad paschaas lzsaidh- Assss?re
~ Sherihs sale oftke Couuly Of Monroe. gu
ne DAY oE--as the property or judah Bar.
rees, said Barrett had previously become iDsol.
vent. and left the country. But previous 10 lea.
v'ng had made fraudulent Assignment of said
Lands to one Jacob Cohen. Bill prays tina,
ne fraudulent Deeds from Barrett 10 Cohen
md Title decreed to Compliments, that Jacob
Iohen q Judah Barrett be made parties d..
endants to this Bill &c.
March 18th ls45-l7-2m
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Drugs Il Family
MEDICINES.

IA IN vsdssusssd would ssspw,tsI,y bss
- leave IN announce ~ Tie s,i,,sOs m Tia
County. thai bs hss just ss,uscsd ,o,u
Pb' sdslph,s sNd bsoWeM win him : sws,l and
nsss Iet NJ Dsses and PANTY Msd,e,oss Of M
own selectloNs. which bs efsm on vsasoostls
'ss'ns ~ Cssh, Consisting IN peri Of Inc follow.
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~ Wv" ulW es0aU ~
Family Medicines Of HI
hs oMsfs on seAsoSabl
sling IN psN Of The toIIew
Tooth brushes,
bp''ng Lancet iIlades,
C'eAm VI Tartar,
Ned Il white pfcc,pita,
ls'ishorD. lpscsc,
Castor vi, SSee, on,
Alcohol, EPSON Sslls.
',Sp's. 'l'ufpen,,ne,
Cocke's Pills,
Lees do
Dsckwi,h's do
SappInRion's do
Elixir Vnriol,
psrcip. Cafb. Iron,
k'eoso,c, Morphine,
Mercurial Ointment,
Tartar Emctic,
White g. Blue vilrio,
Flors. Sulphur,
Swt. Spis. Niirc,
Hive Syrup,
Ca,hsrtic Worm do
Salt Petre, PHI Boxcr,
Assorted Walls,
Vial corks, 'l'ru:ses,
OIl Soap,
Gum Quiacum,
Adhesive Plaster,
Court do
Tartar Acid,
Ruper Carb. Soda,
Cubeles, Alum,
Rochelle Salts,
Magnesia,
Judkins Ointment,
Basilicon do
Hop Leaves,
Gum Arabic,
Vegetable Caustic,
Comp. Spts. Lavender,
Ergo', Quassia,
Pulvd. Gen,ian,
FRS solution Arsenic,
Savin Ointment,
Turner's Cerate.
1'irct Muriale Of erin.
Pitch,
Shaving Soap,
Re, end many other arii.
'ep constantly on hand
n Family Medicines.
J De genuine. Purcha
icited 10 call.
JAMES B. ELLIS,
Physician & Druggist
81 1915.
fully tender his services
nunty, in the various
SURGERY, OBSTETRICS,
- L..
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~ STsANcE!-Dr. Tate, Of Columbus, Miss.
the messenger to convey the Senatorial Com.
mission TO Mr.. Thompson, was in Washington
City on the 9TH Of March, and had an inter.
view with NJ. T.. did not leave Washington,
until the 18Th. Whether the messenger re-.
tanned il. or delivered il to some gentleman for
Rafe keeping in Washington. is not certainly
.'rotten in the state Of Denmark" Who is the
offender! -Organizer.
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Hulpha,s Of oslnIns,
OPIUM. CslcapeI.
l.sUdaou,n, i'sseeofic,
Uodfsey's Cofdisl,
Ds,ensa's Dfcps.
Opodelucc, Csmphos.
On n Hpihe,
On 4 Ese. Peppermint,
Oh u Ann,seed.
vi VI Sassaifas,
Oh Of Cloves,
Nitric ACID,
Mufia,ic do.
Sulpbufic do.
CASTLE Soar.
khubsrb, Alots,
Asssimiids.
Peruvian Bark,
Blislcrlng Ointment,
Cloves, Nu,mcgs,
Liquorice Ball.
Ground LOCKWOOD,
Ground Mustard,
Blue Mass,
Corrosive Sublimate,
Cologne Water,
Blue lnk, Black Sand,
Wallets, JaIap,
Gum Myrrh,
Cayenne Pepper,
Locofoco Matches,
SeidlItz Powders,
Soda do.
SIENNA. Crolonail,
Nux Vom;c8. !
Cinnamon Bark,
spanish Flies, |
'Irgln'a Snake Root, I
Pink Root.
'eneka Snake root, {
iva Ursi, !
;omp Syrup Sarsaparila |
'aisam Copaiva, ]
'ugar Of Lead, [
Nitrate Of Silver, ,
Arsenic Prussic Acid 7
Nly Poison, |
'yringee, Assorted, s
The various T,ncture
les. He expects to ke'
full assortment OF freel
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rAsrA AMsA's Liza N tentos,--A souss
pond N, NJ Tho .t,ewslsv dee k,sies Unls" On,
neutsss, In letter hem Paris. The following
sus,ou. circumstance regarding 'bs smpWsisd
limb ~ lbe fallen DICTATOR Az The Nissk on
Vera csus ~ shs French, Nss,s Apns Ioa Q
jss, wh,eh YES ha by . esnnon bsll The
svssubss wee carried tsiumphsNiIy 10 tho city of
Mssleo. smbslpsd and deposited In . mauso.
lsum In ono NJ ,hs public Squares, A. Inc com.
srsnoemsn' Ito late vevo u',os. tho mawsoisUsn
vas sssed IN tho ground the unfortunate ler
Ssagssd through Tho mud and hlb NJ Tho civ,
and shes undergoing all sog's u indirni,,es was
thrown into we'll. porter wbo had followed
" through its last career ~ degradation. took II
out Of Tho well and sold !, 10 an Enull.bnan. -
Tho later srnt N 10 London, where u 10 nov
Ns exhibition. In celebrated collection ~ was
work figures. with other ,imulsv spos and mon.
strosiiirs, tUch ~ the heads and cars preserved
In tpif'ts of wine,) ~ rtea, msIefsctofs, execu.
tod Tor their cfimcs - gersonisn Republican,
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Ia would ALEC respectfully tender his services
to he citizens Of The County, in the various
branches OF MEDICINE, SURGERY, OBsrErRIcs.
cts, Returns HE thanks TO bis former patrons
and respectfully solccits their continuance.
GJOfhce, same heretofore occupied. where
he may always be found except when profess
sionally absent. =. n. :, a.
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A TALKING TrLroRAr,il In concluding a
series Of public lectures last week a, Cincin.
natl, Professor Locks amused HE auditors by
sxhibi,ian 70 them Talking Telegraph, recent.
~ invented by him, which 10 thus described IN
the Cincinnati Gazette.
"This telegraph does not. TO be sure, aricnlatc
words. but II srilcU'stes the elements Of words
viz. letters. Tho letters used are those OF Pro.
fcssor Morse, and they are made audible BY
pipe sounding in monotone during the time Of
dot o. line executed by the poper Morse tele.
graph; but interrupted during the blank or space
part OF the letter. Indeed, the telegraph exhibit.
ted will register the words on paper at the same
time that the pipe is sounding Them, the pipe be-.
ing open and continuing to sound while The lie
style marking the revolving fillet. Thus il will
both speak and write at the same moment.
"Professor Locke considers this invention
only as an amusing modification of Morse'stele.
graph, by which the communications may be
made currently ineligible TO large audience,
provided they understand the alphabet, which
becomes kind of monotone music; the shor,
lines or dots being represented by short notes,
and the longer ones by tones more protracted.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-05

ANOTHER MONSTER UNEARTHED. DIR. Al
Der o. Knock, the dscoverer in 1910, of the
bones of the great .MSSourium of Missouri has
recently unearthed in Washington county,
Ala, very nearly complete skeleton of a most
colossal and terrific reptile, that may be just
ly termed the king of the kings Of reptiles. It's
length is one hundred and four ,teet-the solid
portions Of the vertebrB are from ii to Is inch
es in length, and from to q inches in dame
ter, each averaging Is pounds in weight. Its
greatly elongated jaws are armed with not less
than forty incisor or cutting teeth, four canine
teeth or fangs, and eight molars or grinders
These teeth all fit into each other when the
jaws are closed, and it is clear that the animal
was ofthe carnivorous nature. The eyes were
evidently large, and were prominently situated
on the forehead, giving the animal the power
of keeping constant and vigorous watch for
sprey. The body had members attached re-
sembling paddles or fins, which in proportion
to the size of the animal were small, and were
doubtless to propel the body of this enormous
creature through the water of those large rv-
ers and seas, which it inhabited or frequented.
Each of these paddles or fins is composed of , |
bones, which form in union, seven articulating
joints. The ribs are of peculiar shape, and
exceedingly numerous They are three times
the thickness at the lower that they are at the
superior extremity. This is, in substance, the
Doctors description of his prize, which he has
removed TO Mobile.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-05

MUSICAL, THEATRICAL, &c. At the Natlon-
al Theatre, Boston, they are presenting the
"Six Degrees of Crime,'' and pieces of the
same calbrc. When announced here, one of
the crimes enumerated amongst Swine, gam
bling" etc, was "woman" 1t is clear, there
gypsy, Helen hiding, Thisbc gray eye or
SO, but not to the purpose"
The Ethiopian Opera Company (?) are per-
forming at the Washington Theatre, Boston;
the Museum keeps on the even tenor of It's
way, having a very "good to fair" company,
as cotton broker would express 1t.
Geo. Jamison and Mrs. II. Hunt are the
two bic gums of the Buffalo Theatre. They
are clever certainly. We notice that in the
play of Othello, Mossop was supposed to sus-
tain Iago If the "Bufialo girls" or boys could
"relsh more of the soldier than the courter"
in Georges performance of good lago, why
then let darkness be the buIier ofthe dead"
Booth finished an engagement at the Walnut
st, Theatre on Saturday last. The pitttes still
cling to this tragedian, despite his cracked
voice, and other pleasant ct ceteras OF bro
ken-down actor.
Douglas Jerrold's new comedy of Cline
Works Wonders" has been produced at the
Walnut st. Theatre, and proved successful
They have the best company in the Union at
present.
Anderson commenced an engagement at the
Arch last night. The New Workers absolutely
found fault with his delineation of Ion, and
laughed at his Richard Sd. Seine symptoms
of returning Intelligence, certainly.
A Mr. Hobson, 'from the Northern Thea
tres" is announced at Pttsburg. Fat, little
Miss Petrie is in the ascendant there at present
Robin Roughead, in Fortunes Frolc, was
'Hobsons choice" for his debut. Judging by
the professional reputation of the company
performing there, we should suppose that the
good people Of the Iron City were in the same
category as I1obson himself
Fry's opera of Leonora was performed last
night Wednesday, on the boards Of Chestnut
street, under the superintendent of Messrs
Pratt s. Wemyss. One hundred vocal and in,
! strumental performers are engaged in it. Sue.
cessato our old friend Wemyss, say we, and to
the piece also.
Welsh's Equestrian Company is enlivening
the dull monotony of the town of Newark, N
| Jersey.
A MIR. P. Falvy Williams is starring it at St
Louis Who is P. F. W.; and did the good
people there ever see Henry Placide enact the
simple hearted, good old pastor Michel Perrinl
if so, we can easily imagine the fate Of Mr.. P
Falvy w.
Mary Duff is the Ariadne guiding the PEG.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-05
SECRET DISEASE

CURED IN FROn / TO DAVIS or NJ
u CHARGE MADE Apply to DIR, JOHEST on
Of the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick strreIs,
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may De op-
tanned the most speedy remedy for Guuprrhua i;pptg
Strckues, Seminal weakness, pain in the LOins, az
tecuohs OF I'VE Kidneys and every other Symptom ..
a CERTAIN DISEASE
How terrific is even the contemplation Of the rg7s-
g-S of this disease, wheH from neglect 10 consult
;hl4 physclaH, on from -EoraE' ava improper Ica,-
mrht me constitutional sym poms m5ke theirap appeal
ahc'-th" throat becomes liberated, he dis-,s
ed, nocturnal pains IN the head and limbs. dimes -
sGl', deafness, the bones affected. h0tCkes on ne
mead, race ami t&GemIlI's progressing on brIu1r.
III! 'tpiol'y tb AZ last IN palor of ihr mouth dr.
uNNtd The homes al the nose decay and fall IT.: ,Gs
victim Of this hor'd disease become az ubect Of pm
anil the last scene nl tc drama wind M and DEAN
drops me curtain by hurr 'ng the unhappy patient to
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
IHose whose constitutions have been injured by z
certain perhIclous practice may soon restored H.
perfect health by applying 10 Or johnson, either per
sonttly Or ny letter d. }. has seen cases that were
sufficient to appa the heart and harrow up the saul
ut all who were MOI used TO The observation OF such
terrible sights
RON the above affection, let tiea fly Immediately 10
Jr, Johnston, vino stands ready 10 relieve them: and
from ms extensive PIacuce ia the first IIorniias Of
Enruf' aud AHCrca, he guarantees u speedy cure no
matter how bad the case may be,
III Is proper mere TO observe that DR.. JOHNSTON 10
not at present engaged in The practice Of medicine
through pecuHlary UoCessiy--Lc having, nv thr d.
cease OF rGlauNe, fallen heir To fuftunchut thrni
an ardent desire to benefit hSsuernr fellow crea-
lures to pour like The coed Samaritan oil into their
wounds and paluculaRy to relieve those who suffer
from disease fGr which the world feels no pity
Again 1t must be remcahCrud that the object OF m
Johnston in Offering his services for tLr relief Of The
mlseres OF mankind, is notthrOugh pccuninrv utces-
sy. Hence no charge Will IN any cast be made IN
less the PATIENTS cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eve. spch as
for Squirting, Cataract, &c, Also those Tor Det0rm;y
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-05

A PHENOMENON. The only place in the
world where there are contracts made and bro
KEN and regular courts, and judges, and lti-
giants, but no la,cyers, is at the Balize, in the
British settlement of Honduras-so says Ste
phens, in his Central America. A jury is en-
panneled, the parties state the case, and, if not
satisfied with the verdict, an appeal lies to the
Crown in council; but Mr.. Stephens was as
sured that only one case had been carried up in
% wears.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-05

SLAVERY ABOLISHED IN THE ISLAND OF ST..
BARTHOLOMEW. A letter from Stockholm,
dated the 10th of April, says that the Swedish
Diet has responded to the appeal of the King,
and in manner which secures freedom to the
or 500 slaves belonging to the Swedish Island
OF st. Bartholomew. The Estates acceded to
the proposition of the King by voting $1,000
piastres yearly, for five years, to be expended
in redeeming the slaves of that Island and
compromising the losses of their masters.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-05

MARRIAGE OF DR.. CoLLYER. We observe
by the English papers that DR.. Collyer, the
discoverer of Phreno- Mesmerism, was lately
married to the granddaughter of the renowned
Flora Macdonald, who saved the life of Prince
Charles Edward Stewart, after the battle Of
Culloden, in l749.