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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
SCHOOLS.

HUDSON ACADEMY AND DBOARDING'SSHQOL-
Situated of the pleasant Sits ~ hs %
Of the city Of Hudson Students herein hitsa ol
OF the practical business Of life. Mr. j. tOhl wen
placed her und. his supervision paiiy
obsarved and attendance II ChurSn on @
bs, required Chi.ses per annuD, t1neiuoins soV"
board washing fuel iights books and stationery sl3p
Nicholas l. Narseus D. D. 70 ilanmcndstIc Rev ls,ae
Ferris D. l67 l. Broadway; Dr. Geo H. Cook o5a bInan
way; Il 5 Rowlev. ESQ. 10 Nassau. street. Ma u
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. al ItDDl; ;hIpWN
ID CounThe whole number OF pupils 10 th School Is nor
to exceed twenty including limited number OF leoe
ishtcen weeks commencing June Isl, the other oil twenty
SIN weeks from November lsi. II, 49,. S.,
Terms fur board. tul1on washing, ue and ents vlI
$50 to 500 per annum according TO the age anu es o' ue
pupil payable in advance of each session. =, r,.,
The regular OF instruction VII! ncice e Elslsi
CLASSICAL and Mathematical Departments, ana ocni htusc
desired parental supervision will be eSecied ore! me pnps
n reference their physical intellectual and moral
c,n he obtnis ed al the Bookstore Pratt Woodiod Co. oS
" al s'''''' JOIN i. WooDFoRD. \. NJ. PRINCIPAL
April 10th. 1855. mig zyre
D0AKDI%C; SCHOOL FOX BUiS.-J. OSBORN,
ID Prncipal-New Canaan SEMINARY u Nuhper 81 Iu
be ob.iued Of MIR Geo. Seeey, 3Ga Pear!st pimon ~
RiyiDeton; w. Hahirshaw. So Henry: W bfownins 90
North Iloor-s Philip 1903 Fulton-st Brookyn al I'm
nKEPAKATORY (BOARDiNG) SCHOOL, MIDDLE
4 TOWN, CONN. d. Fl. CHASE, A. VI. PklNCieaL;
Established In ISIS. Sessions commence Aay i9'h anu
Oct 18th, continuing five months, az sso per scss'oI'
Thorough preparation fo college or business, ana
al attentions are secured pupils fully as III the niosl
extensive Schools Lads from New-fork are placed III
charge of a careful person, going ana returning Circulars
at 50 Market-street and Ia Broadway. dz9 yc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

REFERENCE MAY BE MADE TO
H. Greeley. j. Winchester, Park BenJnmin ID. ii. Arnold,
and Hnynes Lord, fsqrs. New York City.
RI Rev Dr. EaS;burn and A. b. Ely, ESD Boston, Mass
Gen. r. j. Mallett. Providence, K. |.
Rev. DIR. D0rr, Phaephn. -
RI Rev Dr. Ives and LOUIS ID. Henry, Esq. Raleigh, NJ Z.
The next Session will the first Monduy IN May
next. ,,,
Hamien Fehrinry |. 1St5. mrs 1rieodn6s4tW
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

WILDER'S SALAMANCA sAFES:.;Wih,h "; Nh The recent
W Improvements of S c. Herring of l2s Watets;reet,
who possesses the patent right the article FOR the STATE oil
New ork ihese Safes be pronounced perfect " men
absolute iHpenetrsbity by IRE unnecessary 70 spea
long sees of successful experiments cHeasd by the esn o
was exposed in the burning ruins OF the Tribune buildings
have thai matter forever But By 5ceG improve
nent they rendered inperyous 10 damp nS 70 Ie
and nothing placed of them mould OF mcew Eaen o
these safes furnished with Chub detective ock
be picked Thus The Salamaner Snies
by the subscriber fire proof damp pfoo ana tnie
mhs5 imDS@ 60 as HAS c. HERRING I5a watsr-st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

STATISTICS OF LOWER CANADA We gather the
following information from repor; OF the legislative
courc committee the population aud property of Low
or Canada.
The total population is 6slaa3 OF Deaf ands Dumb
there T2 Of Blind $685. OF IDIOTS 9So of Lunatics sos
The proportion of these classes whole population is
extraordinarily great far greater. believe than in the
United States The proportion Of Deaf and Dumb is only
exceeded oy the solitary OF Switzerland and Baden
These physical disabilities somewhat unrsp In CON-
paraveiy new country We should look them rather
In old populated countries In the suad den OF great
cities, where want and wre,chedness congregate.
Tic number OF occupied OF land T5iea50 OF
which 30S39. Of nearly half under cultivation
The produce in Wheat Barley, Rye, oa: Peas, Indian
Corn. RGckwheat and Potatoes, for the year sl3,
2i365 93 Winchester bushels. Potatoes by far the
largest crop Oats, then Barley, Peas, Buckwhea
&c. or wheat the product was 9l4 9G9 bushels.
There arc il the province sNtythrce Colleges Acade
mes- Senvents &c, and thousand five hundred and
eerlentary schools, making tot, O.; l,629 edu-
nS w ss'soasnmen,s attended by 56s1s pupils.
~, ~. i,-o!,tss Pounds produced in S43, and
manufactured Tp,,rsia ca. a.,N .s,'oN a.
NEw MopE OF HUMAN TnAssronr. .r,os-Jpfor.
matics was yesterday received In town af .srro
sersan. gml. belonging 20 Mr. BeDj Ross who ~, 49,
missing cr some time II appears ffom the facts ,vhh
have traped thst she had been safely delivered In vi,
Pa as invoice. snagiy packed away in rood sizs S
adapted 10 her dimensions. This s entirely novel .S
OF ab1nctBg slaves apprehend and usy as can
ton 10 common carriers the system might poss
bly, be pfactced With some upon larger scale u
less the living mummy should be roughly handled IN
transit and be induced 20 sqaea from very necessity In
the present case tho mode conveyance was private is
believed, and 1t seems quite Successful. fBalt SUM-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

acM FAM FOR oALE-A d-sIra5le tarEa l@t sf s.y.
fN situated The JeIco Turnpike 10 miles from ntSgh S
yn consatins Of fftytwo Of and, oil wnie.
there i, about five Of wood land Is barns ,np ~
houses all aud pleasantly Situated about misiii
tn Bailr ad stopping place. Enquire OF JOHN onlH
"tsi az i'm p' 's RoBT CoTTIER. No s2s Pearl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25


]. IL P. COATS SIX CORD THREAD.
THE Manufacturers Of this article beg respectfully TO n-
form the tIsde and the public that they have been under
the necessity OF filing Bills Chancrry against various Ir-
ties engaged in manufacturing aud selling fraudulent articles
of Thread with their and style In all these cases they
have been successful In procuring Injunction aud they now
beg 10 state that they resolved 10 roteG tt ctoinS
the public and their interests ssain; hIs suduen ai-
c by prosecuting without regard 10 cost all parties who are
base enough 70 lend themselves 10 such unpncsu dealing
in any shape whatever.
The Counterfeit Threads in question generally very
length although marked 2cO yards They sometimes ek
rted with fictitious labels varying slightly the genuine
nnIk-such as the following.
l. X B. CoAr-,
7. COaTs,
J. x p. GoAIs,
Nc Thss done with the view NJ ie sae tiins oi
the public and escaping the penalty due deception and raud
But has been expressly decided The recent eases on me
sphect that ali mia,ons OF manufacturer marks or sos
intended 20 deceive frauds upon the public and insons
o the rights Of PARTIES enng the parties sneiES 10 est-
Il Injunction, costs and damages.
] se following the sole Agents ior j. S T. COAIS
IN NETWORK.
aesSrs. HUGH AUC CHIScLoss SONS, ~ ps5'sl 81
is PHILADELPHIA. ~
II BOSTON.
WILTON & NAscR
The subscribers will feel thankful fer any Information that
Will lead TO the detection Of orseres on thif stamp
nlcaied 10 any OF the above PARTIES or 10 ieiE
EDWARDS, ESD 81 WalIst. NewYork' A h FIsSE Esq.
Boston laiS 3weodSstWl j. 7. GOALS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25
FOR SALE

al FOR SALE-The lease the furniture and iItuta
@ Of Porter House ani two Ten Pin Alieys-a first
place for business For information apply at e Bes'
ery 10 G; WESTBROOK &N'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

The report of the state of the Bank of Tennessee
and prancbss has been published and exhibits the follow
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

A FOR sAIt in the Ci5y Of Newark NswJssTTs nr,s Ts;
.X.A str,et No l72 within fifteen mlnutss' walk Of t
Railroad Depot to n Y The House i n 2s iTali Hli
deep 2i stories high large piazza in the and well ima
throughout also good Stable ruit ess Craps Wins Ss
attached. For farther particulars inquire of NCHuLs,
corner of William and Washington streets, OF WIN PAUL,
an ,hs mr., ,mises rs inc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

NEWTON DAkLlNG'S Celebrated Premium scythess
NAV be had of the subscriber sole agent for the sale OF
them in this eity-aso Scythes Of the following patterns by
the of the above Waldron GFin and God
public hereby ganst which BE- stamp
y. Darling. Newber Darling as any other than those
stamr-d in full Newton Darling NOS genuine.
mi LAS A ELEILRY. Sole Agent. 100 John ST
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04

suffering which they undergo from "wonMs tlen nd to
ftll nnt n, whl' tn CAUSE IS never sspetr onsnsve
in ep fright and screaming utGles me cough, and f. er
hnos are Omtng The Prominent symptoms If the presence q
silERliANs WORM LoZENGEs
VIII mmedo " move all these unI asant symptoms, and cs-
tore To prf ct health Sister Ignatius Superior If the lie
Half Orphan Asylum has added her testimony in their fvor he
thousands which have br She States that there are yer
children syum and that they have been tn. hal Ct
using shermans ozenge and she always found hm to b at
D' infll'0l' in over 4oo' GoS Gsigsi
Chest may b. cured Rev. Darius Anthn very Low from
E trn Jonp t t' Srav M rsmg t'g nc
Mr. Dunbar of New York, ta Mr. De Forest Evng list in
wifi # erasmus bill E Monvia, and hundreds IF others,
nv' been xiiE apd sE q y gI6zESGps
And no medic has eyr ben .rsd to thu plc which has
be eff cual in tn raj fl dissos g, wb
clon, thu cough easy, prlm expert Mtn, the
tIs and pr ducs the myst Iappy and lasting of cts.
HEADACHE,
pey, Fntn Chile, sPsns, Cramps If the II mach, Sum
from t LIVING CT night ,f dissipation are quickly and entirely
'''''D '' sIIERNANs cANruoR LozENGEs
They rct sp ed an reya in short space ftme, giving
and til syst an enaI prs, using t.m
RHEuMA1IsM,
Weak Back, p2n AMI wakn SIS N IT, last, Back Limbs and
"' parts sliER%aXs r rG lHS's rAsiyER V"
WA only II - nts, and is thin tn reach # ALL Sc
has been tn reputation of this art that m Hon WI
nle lin supply tn annual mand. 1t acknYwl dyed
the St strengthen n N OF rs nF M5li
Dr. Shem1n's Poor MANS Pl,t s his with directions
dct WRIT %% nam n til rro q NJ ,'" os q scn
ne or t. b. he'd on Dr. shmans Warehouse is No0j Mas
III G'nuins i FIR sal by the Gl,wng Agents; RrDrIELo
nnip lsr A. Chy ima Z ar notkn IA f. HoR n Go" w
Pratt, $, MI5 G. W. prichau Son, Bradford, A. T. Ban
In nI,n Co., Win ston; Goss & ii Itch N. Wcr5ny j. Saw
Noretown CT>lman K Il Mt, Warren Waterman Cadl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04

For the Green Mountain Freeman.
The Great Eastern Convention.

The clarion of Freedom from Liberty's dome,
Sent forth on the wild breeze its echoing tone,
To rally New England's brave spirits enmasse,
Its shri notes were heard with delight in their pass
Der our mountlns and Wales, as they went to invite
The friends of humanity a.! to mate.
The summons sent forth with delight was obeyd,
And host in truths armour so richly arrayd
Came on. and their forces SO nobly conbrned-
Untrammeed, unfettercd by prejudice Blind
For their words and their acts with voice have de
clared
That the woe-strcken slave their rich sympathie.
shared.
They came not to purchase the laurels Of fame
They came not to win the proud conqueror's name;
But seeing the cloud caps of slavery lower,
And mourning the increase of despotic power
They came to the rescue, our country to save
They came to the aid of the down-trodden slave
Oh, slavery, its blighting5 are seen in our way
IT'S monster which greedily falls on its prey;--
It's tyrant which seeks to usurp in its reign;
IT'S poison, with suffering and death in its train,
And shall we not wake and now strike at its root,
And its ill-gotten claim as a monarch rointc.
Twas well that they gathered from hilltop and dale,
As the champions of Freedom this foe to assail;
And not only New Engands brave hearted, but thos
Who the wrongs of our brethren enslayed can dscos
Having passed thyo' expressions dark domain 50 drear
And DER kindred in bondage still shed the warm tear.
There intellect shono in its grandeur and grace,
While phanthropy's promptings so kindly we trace:
There God was acknowledgement mercy adored,-
While righteousness, justice AMI equity poured
Their rays, to illumine, encourage and shew
The stream where the waters of Liberty flow,
And there St cd the friend of tile crushed and the poor
Whose sympathy scowgings but served to make sure
While that hand, as It's branded spoke volumes indeed
And oft twill be read till the bondman is freed;
And this suitable slfegulrl his wo tn shlll enh1ncc
While at slaverys symbol with horror we glance.
There Wheaton poured forth the rich, soul-stirrin
note,
While the Birds sweet'y un & The song il i float
Brought, in anticipation, the sound Of the strain
Which millions, delivered from thrlldom AMI chlin,
Shall raise while the fact every heart shall atune,
And praise shall be offered for freedoms rich boom
No faltering of step in the path they had chose,
But Onward! their mot o. in despite of foes;
And the heart in its throbbings, was fired at tn
thought
That invncible Truth, in its glory, has fought
This high-minded foe, and seen it retreat!
Oh soon, DER our land, may its last surges beat
E. P, G.
Wolcot', Oct. 1916.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
EGl plIAN HAlR DYE-
ystAaVMY FAMILIES:

HEALTHY funli lies thus9 wous4 tn "REsURRECTI0N
HorPERsIlN PuIs."t Thy kdeptha stomach dean, til y
Goe, tn blood par th] app god, III mind br ant ~ word
til rs.n hsahy. IN sc wIa hiv5 Ill ~ cUuAt
may b. assur ID TINT their VIZ is r diseased and that
by TAX NJ tn Persian P fr qI1ny, th -knw Il c ii
mi fun til ir t.mach wal BE- str NTH ID, and tn WIN hay
ahy dJw pnri lpd which VIII give tt liooha 1hea-
lhOs. w1 incl to and nge, dysp pa,
whJ lly uni a7ant tast in their mouth in the morning
shrl u.s. these pills for they anso the stomach en- ally
that t III ath pT ely sweet Parents and adj others
SHOULD bar in mind, that tn Ell cual Of tn dUlh
NJ Children have been known to die f complaints
who hay these Pills from tn Il their dsease
mark this fr You VIII blame ives If your children die, that
You did q try the Persian PHI
Sud by :. X. COLLINS, Montpelier VI
BALM OF COLUMBIA
Indies and gtm H. VIII you b. without the genuine Olrdg
balm lumia fer your hair You may depend upun it is
My article h is prevent badness and keep
free from dndf We have known it to restore hair the bhl
heads fpsro seventy years give ref
any that wish to those that have been peri city bald
and have had their hair restored within h5 last months
BE and gtthe genuine, with the utalt l,nAiG,L 4
on or get men.
+ f FRENCH DEPILATORY.
This ac used for taking of up9ruuus the face and
neck, is sLldf 50 cents per bottl.
aAH TIL at,ov. are frsal9 by CoMsToCK & ROSS No 49,
fremont Row, DOst.n--and in MIntp ~ler by
39Iy. 6. X. COLLINS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
EALEs, Cathartic Ho1EyGES.

EHOtGI ppa from great many Vegetable substances
as p teaA and Hsng to eat asany other cunf cona com
pound This preparation is decidedly tn among all preplra
tons fr whit its up rit0ns Is sur as Salts Clstr o. C
ON and Joup, Any ohr cahrtc medicines, thsth' adyan
lgo all in being m aSant wnI3 Ulhr cahaC mpd
Elm rally eal t. TAX Price % per box, with
full dir cts, and may b. fJuGd at the Dcpos u, No 81 Com
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
Read and Ponder!
SEE WHAT A REFORMATION!

SEE WHAT A REFORMATION!
EENIIE following sketch of few of the many thou
"a sand articles that may be found this great place
Of resort Thousands of individuals testify to the ben
eft derived from purchasing clothing at OAK HALL.
200, 900 PEI sons
Have visite the splendid edifce lD IN WA
ELL "a MA EA9 since its erection; and that
$50 900 have been clothed at this popular Tai
oring establishments,
81 81. So and So finn Street, Boston,
under the direction Of George w. simmons.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04

4 THOMAS ADHESIVE STR ENGrHEN1Ne SALyE
IA a. SIX. CoLLIN's.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
THE NAPLES HAIR DYE.

For som unlcco1ntlhl rN ~ tin list on or tow years
ny young piol bth mai and fmu hwa ld III misJrtnt tt
applied to for SOM thng t. turn tn hrhck q its nau al color
whrb has miuc ID lis much trpubl and ord
proved Hair Dye-n that Is ay eff Ctia AMI tn Last in
curious III II ad or hair OR til mod priC &, bot
d. We hlys I'd ID beyond exp sltunS This article
orr g. te public with great conf nc We hava had thorough
cry ttid, TIM af tm Or could OFF, for sal. The
nree Is such that NIL IN ar u.s. it, and its quality believe
10 Superior to any ". Hurs md.
Sllby CJmiCk Russ NJ - rem ROW. Boston, and by
X. .. llins. Mimi lilr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
REMARKABLE C(RE OF DFA

Fr.m tn PM id,lIhia Spirit If thu Tim 81
Mr. r. n l4 man, - Comm street. # tytI al
less Of ht ian yeu Stmns, by tw ks # Dr. Nair's
Accolst Ol liz had short TIM fr ID from Bost
"rt ~ had Sp mt So hld III mlS If his tux and
ny 9TH reNp rmgut@ d til fuity, btw tuu
hld also spJn $40 IN tn city t. til fcuty but h.
II IN tn sam Stlt VIII th through IL thn despair
t1 gl wnul try murt IN NJ re h. up and pr,cu-
rid flask ut Dr. Men lPs Acc Hl.t Oh AMI hlS cured
sib by Cum ok ROSS No. 10 fremont ROW, Boston, and by
< = Ips mini
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04

he gnawng and antics If those truct can hush
frvd your us and stores If you VIII procure bXf tn,
Madagascar Rat Evtrmnat using aCcOrdngt 0ir.c
You canut pend mp unless Osn I'd III j. j. Fds' Ne
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04

and Joop, any cathrtic maden hlsth adyan-
lgo ovr all in being M aant t. cat, wn3 ohr catharc med
Elm rally dsagre1l to TAX Price % per box with
u dir cts and may b,f5md at the Depository No, 81 Com
FALES' WORM LOZENGES,
" 'af aud SUR remedy for wonn-. Chlrn love trm.
They act keu charm Hoyang III symptoms uc starting
aep grltng th ill., pal nsss ab,u til Huth and nose,
"a, and raj f5v nh habits I'll CHI Id fills into quiet sleep,
til wyrm'are Supplied and eSpc d. andlhc child, far as heard
Pnc5 % ct PER box with fudrsc,n sol at No 0j CONNER
.:0l street
FALES' COUGH LOZENGES,
ar b'n fetal in ali LIS ami coughs, whoopng cough
ndam on # the throat and lungs, tn Group hives and
happy effect is blamed fsw MS, tn slnl dsapp
n III disease is hok upN III gifl a ct these ange.
Full accompany s sack bly, and fund Dpstyry
n. o. Comm rcol stro 1. .
FALES' DYSENTERY LOZENGES,
N[1 SAT- and b. rme y for dyssn d3rha ana how
4tt!.ns tlIeach hJX.
FALES' CAMPHOR LOZENGES,
N final all SICK hudatlt, ana wh,re here
"A 3nSi I tghtn 'S weight rta eyes, rup " dseas
Vnio dmc, AMI all cases IL rand opr ssi,n # III. VI
lpow r., and Gay tax with sat ty by won ana cndr-n
hal! esndto' 81 run dr. Ct"ls accompany each Box.
FALEN' CYPlAN HAIR TONIC.
~ KIN and justly ca brat d, further
,mmet on twn usA can huwsv.r that NJ the
ny thousands whJ hvs pnrch sed tn tnc in this aud 9TH
dntrus, nOne have returned with complaints, hi thousands
aNdm hW expressed Ii iraPmyb!ton wonder and admir'-
- Comm3cia street
CLFAR OUT YOUR RATS.
he gnawng and If those b. hush
frver houses and stores You VIII procure box thu
Madagascar Rat Extern using according
You camel pend mp unless oAtin j. J. F, Ne.
% Comm reid ST., BOston, Nlass
EGN PIlAN HAIR DYE.
This dyewi Civ most 1silab. courtJ h grey red with
ut clyrng the skin. JOSEPH J. FALES,
% c mnlrcid st., Boston, Mass.
r., For sacly the living AGENTs:
Montp ler :. X. C,lns, Druggist, W. Hubbard llnf l.,
Town, Marshh l y. d. Putnm Cabt l. Cutting, Danvll
Mnl Weeks stanton H. c. babe, ok Ly dun Full O.,
,rl nrt l. A. Dnnis1n Go. Nh1I,ck, ". h. Bradl y;
Aov w l.. Pllmsrs burton, Strong JeNN Dsry n Cobb
t nsG Co., FGt II lm3 t., T. e. Eu " BTby, H..
D. PIKE, Cy ntry H. Cav,land Albany, W. Hayden ca f,bI-
", A. Sct, Nevu s M Penn ok, p = benjautn park,
N.P K&l-L 23-ly.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-15
TO THE PUBLIC.

Ms
The nnderslgncdis now publishing . Demo.
cratic newspaper ia the town Of Ripley, called
the Ripley Advertiser. The entire reading
matter Of the paper viii be contributed Or se-
lected BY Messrs N. $. Price & A.M Jackson.
Both Of these gentlemen are well known 70 The
community in which they live, they promise tie
readers Of the Advertiser 10 make the paper a.
interesting and 40 useful a. the nature Of the
case and their abi les win allow Besides the
discussion Of politics The paper viii contain 4
variety Of miscellaneous ntelligence Of an inter-
4esiing character. The conductors promise IRE
public 10 render the Advertiser useful family
paper. The publisher expects the support Of
the democracy east Of the Basis Meridian, as j
lie now the only paper 10 the whole chickasav
cession east Of the Meridian. Every eFrt vii
be made BY The publisher 70 extend its circula
ton as widely a. possible Terms q subscr'p
ton two dollars and baifin advance.
Advertising and job work On the cheapes
j. II FORD.
Feb, Isl 1916. PRoPRfEToI
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-15

The greatest sell Cheap, Cheaper, cheapest
FOR CASH.
II d s. BRILL & Co.

l
Have again returned to Ripley, and now &C.
cupyng tie House formerly occupiedby J.fB.
Walker, on the Southwest corner of the pub.
lie Square; where they have just received from
New York, one of the largest and handsomest
assortments, comprising fashionable and sta
pie STOCK OF GOODS. All Of which they
bought low for Cash, and consequently can at.
ford 10 sell for cash on the lowest terms.
Among their extensive assortment the fol.
towing are few Of the articles: Al
Btadclolhs, Cassimeres, SAtinets, Linseys,
Ky James. Kerseye Blankets, &c IA,
Dress and Fancy HAnd'ks, Ribbons sDomess
tics, M,slins, Flannele, r,ckings, and large
lot Of READY MADE CLOTHING, Such az
Goats, PAn,a;oons, Vests and Drawers.
Allapacca, AIlapaca lustre, Bomhszine, chu.
san, Cashmere, Ginghams, and Calicoes Of all
descriptions. Fur Caps, Shawls Of all sizes, IA.
dies Bonnets Of different sizes, &c. All Of
!, which are Of the latest fashions. Together
with genera assortment too numerous to
mention. They are particularly desirous tina,
the Ladies should give them call and exam.
! inc their stock.
i Having bought all their goods At The lowest
prices Of the Northern Cities, they can aft I'd
10 cell them at the Memphis prices. AND NO
MISTAKE!
Come one, Come all, g. give us call at The
|sign RIPLEY CHEAP STORE
Ripley. Jan. 18th lS45.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-15
Wool Carding.

QnHr subscriber would respectfully inform
- The ci,izene Of T.ppah Comfy, that he
,l,as ! new cafdina machine ID complete o.
dar, psLamar, Marshal! County Nj, and i
ready al ary time 10 receive wool--'he
wool mus, be cleansed Of al hard eubstan
"a. and one pound Of lard 70 each 10 pounds
Il wool; under such circumstances wi
warrant good rolls. u.
Lamar, oct 3lA 1874
N B Those having wool, would DO vel
10 send, il On wagons passing 70 Metaphi
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-15
the STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. !
500 7iPpAH COUNTY.

Probate Court, February term le45 q
James MorganMnd William Mergar, Admin
is,ra,ors ot John Morgan deceased, laie Of Ala
bat,a flied their petitions for the sale Of The
Slaves belonging 70 said Estate, citing firth
in conse quence Of the nature Of sa;d property,
an equal division Il ereof among The legateea
cannot be had in kind and praying the conrt4for
IN order 70 sell said property The Court
thereupon ordered that publication be made for
three successive weeks ID the Rip'ey Advert.
ser. notifying the legateesof said estate, TO ap-
pear attbc next term Of this Court, 10 be held
at the Court House in the town of Ripley. %
the first Monday Of March nex','o show cause
il any they can, why said negroes should not
be sold, and that citation iseue 10 all the lega-
tees residing IN The State Of Mississippi wit
ness. r. h, Thomas, Judge Of. SAID Court
the Sd day Of February l645. and The seal q
said Court affixed, issued the 4th Of February
le45.E DANIEL HIJ n r.
. CLERK
February Alb, ls45-l2- 3w.