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a C. ALSEON, Whoc.so Hat sIahut,evrcr, - Lthrry
- street Newark, ~ Jrh. subscriber directs
Southern and Southwestern Merchants celebrated
where he manufactures, success Nu'fN
Brush Plain Cashmere ard Sporting Hats OF ali
RoNS and chdRs Fancy ard plain Hats of all description.
He wal make ohieeto buy him
~. should they call upon
Newark, M. sent IS f-,
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w EIsIGER's REsTORER OF HEALTH,

WV IT,
foT the ~ Dyspepsia Chronic Thrash and AL diseases
arising from dord. OF the stomach and towel Zach Head
ache. Heartburn Rlaiulehey, Constipaiioa. a..
The great celebrity wLick this dcs has obtained aLd
universally gaming s-cOn Of where has been
introduced and the nied effected within
the 1ttwO sthshcs beyosd doubt efficacy
In rhcaiy Ds;e.sa aud Chrone THRASH ;e
coHtnt d1ea-s- In the Re,toer S saod almost
immediate Tsi aud effects great change io the beeSn
FEW days but cannot te b expected ia dasss- Of long
stitding that c airy elects willie produced
pSTcd ~, from the celebrity has already acquired
lind man persons - too much the
neni while oiher- bottle sgon them
and permanent relief II .ossbe physician
thing like correct la Of the quantity VI mseiEc b.
indispensable 20 Effect permanent d6cTsut ani
stages OF disease. Their tore lhs quan Je
prcpoon1ie q It's efrctssrIe requiring Loue
otssr uny require sS eight. For SAFE bY
ALEX. DUyAI. 4 co.
az ~ IIT Main stte.t
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RoYp. EDMOND Z DAVENPORT.
DRY GOODS.


= REDUCED Prices.
4 ! AG, MATTHEWS & co. intending to take
~ nyeaory year wishing to re-
duce tcir stock by it low b
offer goods rriuerd Having recently added largely
their assortment vii be found complete and desirable any
- t.s sts.
pa't % ie R"i- offered hlnisome yir Cat
co"s ChinS aSd Gugl-, nom =, TO- ~, 10 10 81 -
Luseys ker-' ketuc,y leans aIi Saneil., Ie!,
IS 10 - rod and white F-Hne fIom - To 81 ,5
which Rogers warranted SHRINK Washing
Domestic Sufus from &c 10 the finest quality.
Iueni Of ne suTCn three ~ BJs-el floor end
Hou rs gts O. Us IWIcd nu Blankets
4uh-s AL wy cheap heavy family Blankets from :
q" BnadOIss Ca.-IIs5ss and Nesngs.
impodatCn NUTuo sEd amh-wool sbd- and nnweTs
Gcy"s ChvA Stocks. Ccars Umbrella lush Linens
AMI p,,i Sunrl superior make, Linen Cotton
Sh-,uug., BiIa-s art ",y.l-.
Fancy GGod..
sHd SbaWs and part Of
ihsm entirely Iis ard very beautiful beautiful blk
and cold nfr-- fi- Noue ds Lame Cisoos Reps
V NJ Them nl haudsou deen just imported pihk blue
in' w Otfc Crarss FOR esrurs Dress French Cape,
Cn7rraad Chsniret 1hrridnud Gimp Edg,ng graI
VARIETY Gimp, Gimp Cords Cori- and Tne's Six PRINCES.
baud v,.g and Cape Scarf steel plated fancy Button
sc DC
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TO THE PUBLIC.
GORDON & SKINNER.

GORDON Il SkiNkER.
No. 81 Main street.
infer for sale
~ 30 fIhls 81 CroI. Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar
~ Boxes Loaf and IS HIS Clarified sugar
800 RAGS RIO. iaruus snt Java Coffee
TEA-I3 Chefs Gun Powder, part prime
Chests Bacs, 80 D.
Tea 10 ~ and n BoIes
500 sides good and damaged sole Leather
loo do Russot Leather
100 Sacks salt part A,htcn's brsEd
600 Lbs Shoe Thread
so Kegs Du Points Powder
Cheese casks and t1I-a
40 Rsams Gap and Letter Paper
225 do Wrapping Paper
$50 BaRs live geese Fsitbors
IulIs Cauilcs irdSoaF
30 DyLta B,d CnId- and LINES
$50 Gindsiobss. Nova se9ua
10 Bags PEPPER
10 DO Gins'T
Tsrcss and . bbls Vinegar
Cotton Warn Lamp w,ck and Cotton 7 Ne
Indigo. Anm, maddef, COpperhs
IS kegs H1fs~ rhpes
a. BoKes rinrats
IRON IS ToLs Nete EnRh'h Tretsa5 md CG,.y size,
American sud Russia sheet iton
Hand aAi Hoop lion and Nail Rods
Mould boards and Hollow ware
COPPER $500 lbs Bfhzier-. sheathirs sni Boz
AXE Psnf'Buay md Bans
STEEL Mayor 'as md Pbesr
Amer AID Engl4h Blistefei
SprnF Iipri. from ~ o. = nrbrs wiIs
Wire. B0cs TIN Speiisf Iiac ae2I
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e Nkpl'Np PLASTER intsc' Nils
IN NAILS, "fhcni,' Factory
10. Warehouse and HoN
NADER INDIGO
COPfERAS, AI.rN
NEW RICE ST CROiN SUGAR
CUNPownER AND BLACK TEAS
sPERNACETl AND rAlLOw CANDLES
SOLE LEATHER
car AM i.ErrESPtPER
STICK AND SOLID llCORiCE-FoT saIe by
no 20 DAVENPORT, ALLEN n CO.
GIVE US 4 GRANGE. We don't pretend
~ To eel C,hiav h,C ~hs' the material without nny
~ tina, s small pioht and
d. sHncT.s sch At c'si although
goods Sath wish ~ reduce sock
yo,,bg cf the year w hsVs, TeIhsT- ~.
gcs,c., goods line hc city, ans only
"gNsusS chance"
M ~ KEES & co.
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sRlk CASKS PRIME CHEEST
cu l37 bag Iaeusyrs tofeo
80 W 4 " Loaf Sugar
c1.ks Iudi- Winter Sperm Oh
$50 trErs sperm Candies
, bhs iinseed OIL
400 k.za 80 aEi EItTa Whts Lead
90 sIk Hats
Landing for sehr Lynshburs and FOR rae by
&C. - DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 GO
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white Embroidered riuhRir shawis.
Ma r. have Just received our third supply OF these
desirable s.awson. OF rich whit. Enhrd
Hollu Shaws
We have had large variety II Plain aud Embroidered
Nerno Shawl" uoir colours Tct ra-d Cashmere Ss~l psn
dad feaeh real Cashmere 10, SIN Shawis. anA other styles
Which fvlI cheap.
HAYES, VAN DEURsEN 4 WARD.
no 10 No. IS Main
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PICKLEO SPOT FISH.
- BBl.S. Spot Fish just received and Cor sale
a. DOlI BIsSELI. McCANBLiSH
4S BASKETS CnAMPAGN-iIedseek, De Blin.oHt Boiling
cc 81 and Crown, brands For SAFE BY
oil JOHN CREME IS3, main Il.
Il ADIEs WHITE SATIN sLIrs-Ju.t hand. supply
- OF Ladies white Satin Slips, PhIadphia msnufe
no7 JUDAH MYERS.
SPTS. ~ RPhN1iNE. 10 bbls pure Spirits
~ TuEpeal,ne for ale By A. u. WILDER,
Is 81 Main Il.
spices. Nwmegs, Mace, white Ginger, white
~ and black Pepper for sale by All. WILDER,
IS Mang.
IA oLAssES.-25 HIDS REALLY PRIME PORTO RICO
I'VE aud ORLEANS, Ear sale ~ GORDON Il SKINNER.
~ EW BOOKS, this day received at the Book
: ' sogc oG Eli Rail, Broad Street shoekoe iill
No. 10 PlsinTlaiBib's.
Wandering lew. all the numbers ioT 80
The Illustrated.
No 81 and Shakespeare, illuminated and illustrated
Par, ~ Dictionary Of Practical Medicine.
18th No. Encyclopaedia OF Dome Economy.
nT. WOLF Mission Bokhara.
Vol let lbuTy Select and
Age, By III. iilTys!s.
Bowling "a hon.auisa.
Crock OF Gold.
Many and valnsb. publications. oc %
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THE preceding figure is

riN'" ." rert.set ,hr In-.n.
PC fe'-rtIs,,"n. u y the gra,rva.
s"s''on f~r the Impurities a. IN. holy.
u ~ an b. noticed that q tL,el el,,,s<
rhi''h- SIC, iros, a ! points of the .ay.
Iaer' which indicate. that this l~r,p,
ss'i,n n"~sunin,esruptcdis when n,
~, IN .s.''h. bot crease. when ". ar,
s'eh. Late cannot he su-taissd with
o IL u 10 thrown on nom m. No.,
ard other jnies- 81 the body. and d,.-
p"es oy TINS insans1 of nearly all III.
impurities within ne. The Llo,s A..
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EREsU >UPPTIES or FALE. GDuDs,
g. SUTHERLAND. Gus MAKER, opposite the
~ Banks slain stfest Ri nrond Va has and g.
csvsg Ia am general Of al the articles
linz o bu'iaes nBi be respectfully invites the
pub ip L stock NJ GoOis Ufstng even
% Fufcf On te score o. economy aud t suPsbor quality
his r8'ptiaif
Amongst hs s0ck q Gods he found me following
meni which b. vii oif 10 he uaiig m The Lost tstms
GUNS AND FOWLlNG TACKLE
bIps.r ADD iub double single barrel
Guns
paub'e ani ..ns. r'ain sfubt. ta i-i Guns
TO de- o." Jain Gus InI.atnn tuisjo
DO % ci f.uIoH German 30
It.#s f,.' fft f...rr united Rice
Dazzling. Ir,tstb1f s"I travelling p.siof4
0-'fr' cE.rr sfrre and sr revolving Pistol.
Gun. o. o. ari Pistol Powder Flssss
bDli.. auI ~ El ssJt Pouches sri E.fs
is' iHuf Fl1iH ~ l'.u T.f FiluHh Percussion gabs
rp.E.u"fs 10 urf Fa.lf tuI p,.tft Tsuih,r
EnFirh Amrrtlr 41d 's-ish G.np.ud,r
Dor Gala tuisfE Wiuia fitius ara Couples
HYn-rers Hiswtr Hrffs end Hug'ss
Wa % Hntf thYtD i1.psfa. Cap Pdn.f. Du Cuga H.ns
Irflur Con Wsl'i.g. Wsj CIuets
N4H.rauy and ir.tff Gun C.sas
1Hr. riI'' aid Ehs Io-s'. Hin, B4u,a
kbtf ard forged and hd Gun Materials Of binds fr .un
HH.ias.
RiFAiRiNG, &c..
W. prepared 90 nr kni4 VI Repairing Di.y In
TIE ht1sN aui mn durable and prices will
n1se 10 The interest o. te public with their pat
r1raE'. no 4
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EtEILING OFF " COST. Having d.,cr-
~ ..ns change she OF hus
crr orr f-s E.dy Md Crsrr below Tor
s1sl uur.jlss Goats tart vets
t7crih-r great variety fancy dies ac" such
Generosity --st,s.a.NJ "" especially solicit
G.. if,tl rusehase.s q BUNSFAUGH 4 81,
w - N,s. Nam
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-06-28
THE CONVENTION.

Much apprehension is felt among our friends
in different portions of the State, that our dem
ocra:ic Convention, which lie to meet on the first
monday in July, at jackson, will be The theatre
Of much strife. We hope these fears are un-
founded, and that the deliberatlon and action Of
the Convention will but draw closer the bonds
Of the party.
Our troubles and perplexi,ies have grown out
of an unwielded majorits--a nomination makes
the election sure. Inscao Of sressing onward
with our accumulated strength to achieve new
victories in the name Of our glorious pr;:aciples.
the enemy is left to recupa:a,e nis energies.
while we turn aside from r.ae path Of pursuit 10
engage IN an inssior5us fight the one with the
o.ne,' 'or Position. Men, who fought CALAMITY.
shon!der 10 shoulder, throughout the last CAM
pr.gn. cougratulating each other as victory per-
ched upon our banners, are changed 10 bitter
and relentless enemies, in struggle for place.
This hostile feeling, we are proud 10 say, is
confined to the aspirants for office, and haslnot
extended to the democratic masses, who keep
principles in view, regardless Of men. And we
now warn those who have assumed the high
and responsible task of re fecting the sentiments
OF the people, to beware Discriminate well
between thos who are Democrats from princi-
pie, and those who are hangers on for station
Separate the sunshine soldier from the old cam
paigner--call up the bruised arms and SCARED
breasts Of the old veterans, and select from them
and all will be we'll. Tribune.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-06-28
MRS. CAUDLES LECTURES.

Mrs. Caudle goes out visiting her friends, and
mr. Cauafe, hoping to ENJOY some good com.
pany during her absence, sends Ills commit
mems 70 Mr.. P.ettyman, and expects the hon.
or g ms company on thisJoyful occasion, at
haypas. eight O'Clock. "
WIEN THE CATS AWAY THE MICE WILL PLAY.
I; VT IS hard, think, Mr.. Caudle, that can't
ieaVe home for day or two, bnt the house
must oe turned into tavern?--a pothouse!
res, thought you were very anxious that
should 60; thought you wanted to get rid OF
me lor something or you would not have insis.
tea on my staying at dear mothers al night.
You were afraid should get cold coming home,
were you! Oh yes, you can be very tender, you
can Mr.. Caudle, when it suits your own pur
pose. Yes! and the world thinks VIA, good
husband you afa!--f only wish the world knew
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2. From tn: Mississippian.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN KINDS.
June l9h, 1915.

From III. Missssippian.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN KINDS.
AT a meeting of the democracy Of Kinds cnun.
~ held at Raymond, on Tuesday the l7tht
June, IN pursuance OF notice given in the pub.
lie papers.
On motion of Col. 6. r. Fall, DR.. w. Ross.
man was called 10 the chair, ami Sam C. smith
esq. and Col. James Roach appointed secreta.
res.
Geo. Work esq, in a brief address, stated
the object ct the meeting, and offered the follow
ing resolution, VIZ
Resotred That fory delegates be nominated
to the state convention, and that their appoint.
ment be how voted on blythe meeting assem-.
bled--which resolution was decided in the neg
alive.
On motion of Maj. Thomas Harvey, i,w
ResolUed That one delegate from each nra.
cnct be appointed to represent this county in
the state convention to be he'd in Jackson or
the 9TH day Of July next.
The following gentlemen were named BY the
voters from the different precincts in accordance
with lhe above resolution, and were unanimous
y appointed BY the meeting-Jackson precinct
d. u. Welr; clinton precinct, r. nj. Lawrence
Browcsville, Ulysus w. Motif; Edwards Depot
aohn F. Watson; Auburn, John A. Gb son:
Utica, g. w. Mimms; Newtown, VIM. II,
Thompson; Surgis Store, Sdeny s. Scott;
Raymond, VIM. s. Jones.
On motion of G. r. Fall, the chairman and
secretaries we're added.
Col s. A. D. Greaves offered the following
resolution ,a. which was seconded BY Thomas ].
Wharton esq, viz;
ResoIred, That this meeting, approving The
administration of A. q. Brown as Governor ii
TINS state hereby expresses its preferences fo,
Enlm as candidate for reelection. =
PENDING the discussion of this resolution, Mr.,
;. Marshall moved an adjournment, which mo.
ton was negatved.
Inc question being had upon the passage Of
the resolution, il was decided in the affirmative
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-06-28

gs-r-r~-a
nonv aud tie pndg rig,'aace, Of Tho pemo'
cratic Parry. Aud no one can lof mo'"'"'
suppose. that We can ne cur wh'e moral leTee'
and cmbody our entire plfcng'h, WITHOUT m"'"''
eoneess,ens and sacoacea. 1.-The seeds OF d.
vision be- towe, iisihfc be ergendofed' " MAJ
,dual p,efetcnccs become the order Of tho Day
,Len, viii The death knoll u eur principles have
been sounded, and we viii o, once be lof, TO on
pcnencc, The bitter fruits Of our own folly Ana
he who regards he own personal aperabdize'
mcn,, or that Of friend more than be docs The
success e his principles, and the good 81 his
country, IL unworthy Of a name and place ~
the Deliberate ranks. Aud am constrained
TO remark, tba, would feel myself degraded ~
my own estimation, II was not wiling at any
time to make whatever personal sacrifice might
be necessary, to secure the triumph Of our prn
ciples, and the welfare of our country. With
these views alone, accepted the nomination
unanimously rendered me by the Convention.
And in accordance with these views, hold my
self in readiness at any moment, TO relinqulsh,
if desired, the position in which have been
placed, without any agency of my own. Nor
do require an expression ofopinlon to that ef
feet, from majority the Democratic Party OF
the County,'but of any portion equal in number
character and moral worth to those who desired
the use of my name, will be a sufii ,ient induce
ment for me TO give way, 10 some more anxious,
and trust more worthy aspirant to public OF
ice. But until this is done, | shall in the exer.
else Of right which is guaranteed to any citi-
zen stand as a candidate, for the lower branch
Of the Legislature, and will take this occasion OF
returning thanks, for the favorable express on
of opinion, which has been already made. To
my Wing friends, / will also remark, that should
| be elected, their rights and interests as c'u
zans oil our common country, will be respectful
y and impartiay considered: but whenever our
political opinions come in contact, they cannot
expect less of me as an honest man, than TO
faithfully carry out my principles.
Ia conclusion permit me to add, that am iuI-
ly aware, of the highly responsible duties to be
performed, and of the unsual importance of the
measures TO be acted upon, at the ensuing ses'
sion of the Legislature. And whether siai
be one among others, who will receive the I'M
portan, trust, or not, sine crey hope, that the
honor and dignity of the State may be sustained
in the election Of U. S. Senator--,hat we may
have afurther reduction in our taxes, On increa
sed liability aud addi,iona security in our hsca
offices-an equal distribution and Just AM
prudent application Of the boon received iron
The General Governments; and finally that ou
adopted State, will soon rise above the embar
easements under which she has so long been la
boring, and assume that position in the galax
of,he Union, TO which her superior natural re
J sources-ber wealth-the ntelhgence-the mt
raj worth-and the patriotism of her people,
justly en,ite her,
0 With profound respect,
am your OBJ Serv't.
JOEL H. BERRY.
limo 10 h. l9i5
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aTTimes are dull, and the weather so yer,
warn, we scarcely have energy to TO FL ou
paper with its usual quantity Of opginalrnat'er
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-06-28

rrTbc Anniversary Of the Ripley Temper.
snce Society, will be celebrated The i,h day Of
july next, At the Presbyieriad Church. Mr.
kesnon 10 the orator Of the day.
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qTSanta Anna is banisbed from Mexico
His private property Is respected lilo leaves
Mexico for England, probably the richest man
in America.
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rTSee the communication Of Col. Joel II
Berr. in an other column.
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uvAher long dry spell we have had few
refreshing showers this week.
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u am AFRAID" said lady to her husband,
that am going to have stiff neck"
mot at all improbable, my dear" replied her
spouse, 81 have seen strong symptoms Of il ey,
er since we were 0lafriea.'
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KILLED nj LreurSISs.-At West Stafford, (Con) on
the l4h Mr. Eber Buck, while in the act Of securing the
last tumble Of hay, struck dead by lightning
man named Parker was killed. and two others knocked
down but not injured by lightning, Monday, Lowell
Severn buildings in Lowell and Boston were damaged by
lightning during the storm.
AcciDESrs.-A young named Abraham Smith, Tin
Bristol township Penn lately attacked by bull and
gored to death II appears that he had been teasing the ami
NAL the day before
Mr.. James Fish, highly respectable nhabtant Of Bedford
Westcheser county, was last Monday, severely injured
by falling upon his head, having been thrown the
air by blasting rock, that he died the next day
Joseph Arey Esq Of Fayetteville North Carolina on the
9TH instant lost fine boy by the explosion Of powder
in glass vessel with which he playing.
child Of Mr. Downs aged about three years. while with
has father in the factory Of Mr. Daniel Abbott in Southbu,
Connecticut few days since, caught its clothes in the
chnery and instantly drawn in and crushed to death be-
fore its fathers eyes.
-Four lads belonging the whaeship Audley Clarke went
to Conanicu Sunday afternoon in saboat On their
turn they commenced knocking each other hats off SPORT
when two Of them thrown overheard and drowned One
Of them named OTIS Ball, aged is, OF New Shoreham
the Of the other, who belonged Providence,
given.
PATgSr Rramr-Thc New York Courier states that the
suit brought in the United States Circuit Court by Francis p
Smith against John Ercson damages for alleged
lnrngemens Of the plaintiffs patent for propeller
be placed IN the dead wood Of vessel similar the United
States steamer Princeton and the model ship Archmedcs
concluded Saturday by the discharge of the Jury who
ter session Of twenty hours unable agree upon
a verdict.
Tvs MIILEn's PuN."I can't find bread for my family,
said lazy fellow, in company Nor l., replied indus
trious miller, 81 am obliged 10 nork for it,"
IMroHTAST TO WrDowKRs After long deliberations the
full bench Of the Supreme Court have decided that the
Of an old man. widower wishing marry young wife, il
not Of itself evidence Of insanity. - Newport Mcr.
PorATo BLIsHr.Thc Massachusetts, Spy that tn,
blight which caused such destruction to the potato crop
year. has thus early commenced its the present
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IMPROVEMENT IN CorToS SprSsISe.--At the works OF
Messs Blackstock, Bell & Co., in Allegheny city, we saw
Saturday last new, and evidently improved alteration
in the mode Of spinning the thread the invention
Mr. Backsock, the OF the senior partner Our acquant
with machinery Of this kind will allow attempt
description of the improvement made but draws with great
npdy and regularity thread Of any required neness The
improvement consists in its greater simplicity and cheapness
over the old machinery and its power to produce greater
amount by so per cent than by the old machinery with
spindle and flyers To the improvement appears very
important one, which tend still reduce the cost of
nufactured cottons. iffs5trg american.
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MISSOURI AVENUE, Washington, ID. C.
DRACTISES in the several Courts Of the District Column
ba, prosecutcs claims before Congress- the several De-
pamcnts Of the General Government Commissioners under
Treaties, &c. jun 2--d&wiyif
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n. A. MEREDITH,
dTTORNEY ut LaW,

Gainesville Alabama.
XTI attend promptly and strictly security col
w lection o. claims in Alabama and Mississippi,
may 2i--iywp
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~ ANDERSON has lately received, and keeps constantly
NJ. for SALE very general assortment Of School Books and
School Requisites which offered reasonable terms Be-
ween 18th and 18th Streets Penn. ay
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DICKINSON COLLEGE,.


fTNHE FALL TERM of this Institution will commence on
Il the si OF September IS45 The officers Of the College
follows, viz
Rev. Roprnr Emory, AM, President and Professor Of
Moral Philosophy.
MEHnITT CALDWELL, AM, Professor Of Metaphysics
Political Economy.
wrLuAw II. ALLEN, AM, Professor Of Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy.
Rev. joan McCLiSrocK, A. NJ Professor OF Languages.
THomAs t. SunIEn, AM Professor Of Mathematics and
Civil Engineering.
Hon joan RKKp LID, Professor OF Law.
SPgScEn H. BAiaD, AM, Professor Natural History and
Curator Of the Museum
The expenses Of student FOR College fees and boarding
need exceed Sf06.
Fuel lights, and Washing included about $50
more.
Textbooks furnished below city retail prices
The Of instruction the College ample rs phi
losophcal apparatus unusually completes and the students
have access to three hbarcs amounting together about
1000 volumes Students who find necessary only
partial course in College have the opportunity Of doing and
viii hereafter receive certificate Of their proficiency the
end Of each year.
The Grammar School under the management Of the
Rev. GEoaoE X Crooks, M, assisted by JoHS X SrAr-
MAN, AM
The necessary expenses Of student including schoobills,
boarding. washing, fuel and lights, amount TO abou $500
The Trustees speak with the fullest confidence Of the
excellence OF The school under s cachers Students
thoroughly drilled ia the branches requisite for admtsnce
College, or ffcy desire take collegiate course,
In all the branches taught IL the best academies.
Carlisle, (Pa.) July 10, 1s45--juIy i9--d2wcp6w
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