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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11
ANOTHE ANTI-RENT OIJTRpF,r

Ie''ef from HUDSON, dated Dec. l4tb dos
- a, anu ren'oubreak in Columbia conn
~ ~ ms case, the Sheriff went 10 mako :,
sag ai,er distress and an appraisal in fs,',ra
10y f,eh's; ne was met by BODY of indians
' ue'ale ne reaches the ground, and escortod
h there when ne reached the pace OF Assem-
oaSea thteat OF personal VIOLENCE was 49,,
I hon Wnch ne gave up all his papers. and
ehey were burned in his presence. There m ano
= 5nu soo Indians on the ground and ahon,
iooo c''izehs spectators, and when the naoors
were burnt the WHOLE ASSEMBLY cavs IT,:
'heers.--N. Y. Tribune. Oily gave three
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11
correspondence of the Richmond Wbic
ABOLITION MEMORIALS

III ne House, the reference Of - n,,,,,o,
rom New York for AtoljtInn i, ,h;a P5',''o'
was sIentiy fought and carried by veas s9' ana
nays only. saw, in the Ajarm;.,s no;, a"u
'aiour nor Despair. When the ioa "'', ,'ie I
uo"e' 'acss were as smooth as before ,rhn
VapoDry Mr.. Holmes, soorted M couo, ~ ~
s'es'n D, Mr.. Burt looked no arhaS,. Mr. Ram Vi
b;s s A n'l't was probably engaged in adu,icr
h;oh CO." o.; wan a pocket comb; and yoor own
ms -n'eF 81 political lranscenieutal,sm Can,l
odyi ", seemed only more than usuallv ,hso.S
~ .he oehghinl contemplation of his own
genus and political virtues. | witnessed ,n
J ha ears as parrots shed for dying laws ,,
neard no such eloquent denominations as
tsooia'eS must have uttered when Athens and
ne received their blow. | am sure sau S. :.
s,'es Gs much interest upon the same dnnah,yv
p"''iot countenances, at each annu,c,s7 ,o,
, ,o"i we e'egraph last Sprng while the f;uc.
'ua'ing votes of the Democratic Conuo,, ~.
were going on. ''''o"''oh
:, i.I' me- however, celebrate Speaker Joncs
~ whose eyes The Abolltons's found 50 b,,l'
= ace 'ast winter, that he directly and nosir,vo
y las members inform me of their o,,n kn,,,i
eogF' excluded Leavitt the Emancip,,or t,nc,
'He moor. To-day find that he has. ass;,oan
nun choice desk as Reporter. Need So,
h 'as &c Is one OF me most abandoned knaves I'll
I'd, crew! wopld call no man 50. evcn, 49, "
confirmed observation. IL SECRET I pIn nP'"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11
SATURDAY. JANUARY II.

~ CONGRESS, petitions for the ABOLITION
" ''a'e'y are now received and referred dahl.
-'o' "h''aper is heard agains, il from tb,so -,
'A'''' Champions OF soah Carolina, VIII, las,
session threatened DiSUNIGN and all
noff0fs every time the word ABOLITION No,
'"''o"eu'-i ne poor wrelcLes are topan.
'de' and SIT Ike hungry dogs, saD,oc 6, n.
rp ""''" oet'ecFanc administration is ex
pe''eu 10 oestow upon them. OF cou,ss ,bo,
"0' say a word against their loco fco ab
o"''on allies. Alas for the chiyarv Of so.,.
' r@;onphs,myesteraay playing the parsof hI,s
'' ~ ''y ehacting The character of q
""'pI cd cur or haavHh fox,-i, cuts a milf,
'gure IN either position. a
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11
ALABA.NA ON REpIInJAT,ov

On the II ul,imo The House Of pon,a,,.
n ives q NE STATE of ALBANIA pass cd bv a. 81
- a''''a''us v''e' aseri.s of resolves d.,
Non0eI0g the reputation of debts bo ,t.o s,.,1l
m 1AeSe resolutions were reported bv tho
oo''"'''ee on Federal Relations" in rec
pohse 10 resolutions of the sam, chsr.o,o.
''''ea rom the States of Connecticut and coo,
ga "o'ch IN effect declare that anv s,.,o
'a''''g 10 recognise her grea, seal as ev;5ooao
u nef oo'ea'lons was not entitled to tho POO
pect ofher sister States '"' ''''
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BRIEF AND INTERESTTNc r.r,r,


The surface of still water % c.-..
inches mile. 'a'f'eo eigh
"A person standing on the n, If ono of :,
AhoeS, Is 1000 times as far from H.. " ,'e
N' Nv as he Is from the level of the sea.
Inc distance Of the moon is IN ,;
semldlameter of the earth. W ''"'es Inc
Tie distance Of the sun is ann ,h,.
moon. 90" '' foo that of the
Inc apparent diameter of ,ha
s snnes ,'t'le larger and some,imea Is some ,.
can,ret man man thai of the moon.-Hanc "''e
as that e et ,e1e OF the sun may be either total
,olv fan ,,ian sayshhe sun seems to him to bo
linn 10 h =" p'smeler' it Is because it seems
No "1 f 10 De only ll6 feet off, for c;rcIo ~
lide the sun. 80 Jds' sufficient to
lhe diameter of the sun is 100 times ,h,,
he EARTH ''nes that of
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

Inc Cincinnati Gazette, Speaking oftbe late
steamboat collision on the Nississppi, by which
'hr'y-one lives were lost, says:
1--WE shall no, jim in the usual nar,o, II, :
''''' vi IKE occasions, that no blame
Whatever is attached TO the officers, C,ea,
O'ame and fearful responsibility do attach
sa Tor the reckless waste of human lifc
Ia rs a continually taking place on the Ussis.
Up. 1here are crowds of steam boats and
Ind s wa.er :, craff continually navigating the
a iuuSoh ana East rivers at New York. where a
NO, now o",''s'on OF beats is almos, thing un
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

NfWs FROM SANTA FE.-The last Wes,o.,
hFpositor say: Two gentlemen arrived IN e'
Io s ms week, direct from Santa Fe, rb n"'
$3.50, oah,a re on the 22d of Ocoter last any
aIf''ea mere on the p inst. They state , I"a
Lo.' ovens q Co, who left here on ,ho 1 ,'s'
81 hugust 'as arrived safely in Santa Pa On -v'
NJ - oc'noer and were well received bv ~, 'to
meAlcans ffosp ects for trade there thew ron s"'
'ese"' as oe''g quite promising
ne duty paid by our traders. pnfar ,bo
regulations OF Santa Ana, is $500 nor "u ne"
'oad OF goods, being 800 higher ,Gap p1' WACO"
be, '''o' nuts state that they encountered
which ie,l, ,n1 ,To s s'o'm on the Big Arkansas,
r. was al ,'s - ae osp'h OF two teet The wealth
ravel. 'oaoe ailhcult to /
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

worm worm Carolina Justice of the Peace uho
yssr 00rae ,ne honors oftbe Mgistracy for sevan
year,' lately resigned his efiiee on Tho I've, sv'en
can, n ~ was without the first qualification, ev
' me physical ability to separate man n eA
So, ~. osed to tigh',' and for the furhe, rea
hat, ,.a' . use his own anguaqe,) Juring ,ha
~ nave been in Office, have Mad ssn ,"e
;rl 49, great number Of quarrels-bava hsen
r e twice--and Conceive the oraa,os, zen
}4:t'ce which can do 10 the pos;c and ac'
Peace" '"'u o'uce OF Justice of the
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11
DREADFUL EFFECTS OF MIlLEpIsu

"A shoemaker Of the name Of K carney, resi-.
ding In Gre'n street, Newark, who has been
Tor some time iaboring under the Miller delu.
SION 10 such an extent as torequire be;oe watch
necessarily to prevent his laying violent haLds
upon himself or some of his family on Thurs.
day' Whie the person who had the care Of him,
went 10 The door, he pung d large clasp knife
INTO his throat, and dragged it across to such
an extent as almost to sever his head from his
'ody. Medical attendance was Immediately
aied IN bat ere it could arrive the unfor,unate
1an had ceased 10 live; he only brea,bed abopt
'oF minutes after the act. lie has left wife
I'D four or five children.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

we 20 wish the Senate would pass the sub.
treasury Bill, if for nothing else than to see
no" the locofOcos would relish Mr.. Tvler's veto
ne passage OF the bill in the House at this sos
''0' was as sheer piece of humbug as was
ever invented BY party hacks. Its supDor,ers
Knew perfectly that it could moi a., ,tron,h ..
'e'a's' 10 the frst place; and that if it did, thai
" COMO not command the Executive sanction
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11
TIE DUNE MADE TO SPEAK

mo editor ofthe Louisville Courier meo,;or.
ne case OF ay0uog man named Joseph D. It's
dale, OF ladana v no was horn deaf o,s 49,,
anu "no' 'or The last eighteen months, has been
attending the school, of the Rev. R Dot. T. An.
eerson' in Christian CO., Kentucky. lie now
pFononnces quite distinctly, can read inteIicih,,
ana Is capable of making any of his wapts
Hho"n without recourse to the slate. The OF
H0r adds;-"We hav1no doub, but he will be
, :, eyiuF'her application, to speak auen,Iv
"'' A'o''son's school has been in operation
~ e'5'' or Ten years, and during that be
Ids taught number of dumb persons 70 sno.,,
his institution is .l,o., =.
"''y unknown except in the immediate neigh.
'fhood IN which it is located"
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EsTRAYS- l'ippab Co...

MAX taken up BY Mason Cocker. Twin.
a ma0, Ih ridge Road, ID miles ncr, u' o on on
que Chesnut sorrel horse, sunna ," OF KIP
yes's va blaze face, both bind fsa, 10 be
part OF his left fore foot, some sn, 'eet white
90 ms back, fhod before, and ~, I'aa'l saddle y
Jan llth ls45. a''ed toS35.
sha rhH = up by Luke Johnson, one han -.
"pou' . or years old. about Is hands una
srn'p'eae pay, one shoe on her left fore " ,sa,
'"a'l sadie mark; appraised to sos 'oo'
Jan. llth le45-3t "' nang
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Notice.

VMSnh Undersigned having At the Ianu.rv
II FERN ls45, Of the Probate Cour, of Tin.
a. r; pan County Mississippi, obtained Le,tefs
81 D n.Aecu'or OF The Last Will and Testament
- pen MN Bowers Sr, Deceased; hereby No.
ny sh persons having claims against sid
, n;,h' 70 present them duly authenticate
"a .ne .lme prescribed by law, or they will
BENJAMIN OWERS.
January III, ,e.. Executor.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

ger 10 me Stage on THURSDAY last h.d -,
n'nohess 10 shown the Vicksburp Sen,;nai :" =
ne lei instant, which contained Iats and ;mno,
TAM 'nllligence from the city of Meyco po,
eu rom me New Orleans papers. We IN,
nas'ly and mperlec'y glanced over Tho = No.
Out II seems that the population of ,bl p p'
peeame enraged at certain edic,s and dsc.oos
o. ueu oy order OF that monster in hrman f,rn,
sauna Ahna: they rushed like infuria,ed maa
ia % ,he roya palace, demanded and obtained
,he portrait OF The tyran;(he was absen, from
lne Guy al the time.) They tore il into a ,hom
,;na. p'e.e., edch one of the mob claiming nor.
'.o"; they then repaired TO the SPOT whsre p H.
fg mad been buried BY the same naon,o e NE
"p.' 'lne previous. in all the pomD and rea,l
plehdor OF that idola,rous raee.deF,roaad d' IA
oino mat had been overwhelmingly ~, ,be
NV AUG lhrew 1t 10 the hungry dons Tanv
a'efed down the statute buit IN co,n,na my
''ne Q, Inc ilnhuman cruelties of the hood
,Fsfy Santa Anna. By this time nh b'oo'
at,,' prevailed, aud the people clammered
udty i1r the death of the accrrsod ,'''.'.''
'oe tine The maiI left for Vera crnz ~
"o - excitement and confusion reirned in ,hs v
o. Mexico II was though tbat # tho >" ,ns =
a' get nod of Santa Anna, lhey yonI ,i'o -, .
80 oehead hm-ha was then At or ro,. w.. a, q
10, afadeS the General of the ARM, u
eu 20 santa Anna, was within ,,nn W 81
'eh 81 The city of Mexico. why's OF
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II Otiice.'

Ell nereoy forwarn all persons against trad;no
IL or cef'a,n note of hand, given by mo 70
l,rs LEWIS l.. Nabers for One Hundred noI
dar p payable one DAY after date given the oIs,
nay va! OF august 1914. The consideration sas
oeIled by law. $50 '''' u''iesS com
y.n,,,u %, JOHN M. JACKSON.
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q Br!iIsh paper Gays the life ofOld Hickory
has neither been "usefu nor ornams,,,l, ooo
o. cur American contemporaries, in renv. thinks
i must be admitted to have been .illus,rsted
"''' eu's'--ai Ns~ Or'ssns some twenty years
ago, for txamp'e.-I5.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

Inc Convention of the Slave States prooo.
sed by Nr. Sims of the South Carolina Ieois.
'a'u'' 10 De no'den some time this year, is to
be heId' if at all, at Ashvllle. NJ. c., instead Of
Nashville, as s'arod;in oueformer. notce.-lb.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

Nh"sPaPERs-There are 1000 newsn,,or,
published 10 the United States, Circulating g.
'''ofed millions of sheets yearly, or abopt .
'nii'on and half daily. The aggregate COS,
u SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 the American ople, is es,i
''''ea at SIX millions of dollars. Money well
spent. it is too.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

az our Juices who wan, "rhe frs, anal;
oynn,a ~ were TO resign, we fear The bencl
"'''u oe sadly bare of magistrates. ''
oni,o"s nlown' SAID constable 10 this ubi.
cow d.ou ~ parsonage the other lay, show 'many,
my 90 you ask" was The query.
Decaose wish to levy o, them" was tho
prompt re- Under. "'' tue
.hoa, Ell iet me see" said Mr. b abs,rac,edIv
" "w many cows does the law allow met"
'. nwo, replied The consr.be.
n... "o' ~, san Nr. B. in good na,ured as,ouish
,n',-r wei II the law allows me two, wish
w r,. make haste aud SEMI the oiher one a,oo
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HE hoRMoNs The illinois Ho,.o &c u
'sse0'at'ves' by vote oflOs to d. b,vo >, -.
'eo OH repeating The Mormon cbo,,o.,
"e 'od'c'a Committee. That is r;oh, ?
''s"t never to have been granted ~
=" '"' question preference was, We NAV ss saw,
"'''0us' 'he four nays being Mormons It's
passage IS not doubted by like majority
Inns action shows plainly enough the f,Iyv {.
81" NJ SECT 'eanlng upon the arm ola party, |
Mt opposition led on these Mormons s,o.
W ''ep' 'hey gave an exravagan, charter 70 co,
thelr votes; that done, and there be;,
."s' OF immediate need for their help. ,hav
tossed overheard without passing sympathy :.
friendly parting, So it will be with al hod;os
omen who sacrifice sefrespect or duty in Tho
nope OF gaming some selfish ends by an unDa,.
uFa or unho'y..aiance with any party.
II '"ese Morn'ons had been dealt rightly with
OF the Legislature of I in,is had treated ,hon
as they would have done anv Cbr;sfoo h,,n |
we 'fnouId have been spared the violence and i
murders which have occurred in or near III. {
mormon settlement. Upon the legislators o.
'hat state rest the responsibility of this violence
and these murders.
This retrbution (no, vet exhausted> n,e,oa ,
OUT 10 Illinois, must be Sc en- and understand bv t
her cltizens,-Cin. Gaz.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

''s disin'erment now from he or ave in which il
"a' buried N lsaO, was achieved far Bumcombs'
-po;hiug cIse.-lb.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

h. M 20 The new Government o,ga,;v >,
ny ~ nc evolutionary or Congress party n Mev
100, Is composed as folIows:-- r'''' III hieS
D pv.i i nose = Sogqnm Herrara, Presiden.;
latons. munster VI foreigh Re.
Don Ma.'ano Riva Palacios, NJ mister Of H.
uce and Putl1c Instruction. - "''e' Oh Jus
Aif,rs munster OF lnterna
md Marine or OF War
ne failure of Mexico TO NEE, tho !, -,
nents due this c1untry under ,rs., '"' IN 'al-
y at once. ""oe 'hueihhi
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N Office.

a } me September Term 1874, ofthe Pro.
IA u u Court Of ''rippsh County Mississip.
min;s,ri p', me Undersigned was appointed Ad.
docoass a,of Q, me Estate of Benjamin Cook
~ . IN Notice Is therefore, hereby given
~ ." persons having claims against said estate
or they will be barred. ''s ''"'''u " ''"'
SAMUEL ALEXANDER.
Jsnu.ru A.. ,o.- Adm. OF said Estate.
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THINGS THAT LIKE TO rp-J Gto
"on,an out IN the mornu q .crayng M 81 roe
ou"t ne and her hu band IN +, d il sb@,' "
self "'' ''le Jose Tor her.
''s' 10 see merchant or mechanic Lo.u
,"o" .shoF-doors and windows closed nn,,l A9'p
- ~ nols hIgb; shows that they are nds
FN'N0"'' a"u ask ~ favors of their customers
air ~" ~ see youfg women king the
-, Is On sunday IN tneir stockngs: II SHOWS
S S"gy pay more regard to thlngs above than
.A 10 see men crowdng around tho h,-
ooh nooday morning before sunrise i, Shows
:" a'A'e'y TO get at their weeks employman,
IKE 10 see women send their butter f. ma.
ssoa ~ aif'y CLOTH; it shows economy. as !,
ayes washing Trenton Emporium %
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IafosTANT FROM Mexico. ANN,
DAihhoNED'-A gentleman who came passa,
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.ihe attention of every cops;der,,o .,
b no T. pal,niuily awakened by the reson,iors =,
l,e nrSs.a,are of South Carolina in ref" o,
- proceeding on the part Of e,sr IS ,s,o renee
" "nich an account will be fopnd IN .no,hs'
cou'nn. The controversy between ,baso , no,
,ha so, 'aS come come to tead so suddenly that
,sle oouh Carolina resolution drect, {, ' ,@a
s n,ss', r. 10 "expeF the agent of Nassac5n
o., though from what we can learn evan = ,s. 20
estfttie measure fell shor, of the manes,a,;nns
OF public feeling. ''"''0"'
Mr. Hoar is, we hear, now in this civ m
~" ;as way rom Charleston, and, without Ted r.
NY an opnlon, having formed nope' If ,ra
merits OF The dispute between Srn,h ra ~ Nv, ;le
ava ar''au"os3l's' we must te allow d to ex r. 8,
= sincere regret that gentleman So l.-t,n,e
a au anu SO Universally respected for his pbc
anu private virtues as Mr.. II ar sbould. 10 ha
.oui'ns an agent iby appointment Of he ,,,n
''a'7 nave oeen suoj,cte to such udignily.
National Iute1igeacer.
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Al The late election for Electors of President
OF the United States, it is worthy of remark
says the National In,elligencer, ,ha, the CLAW
ana ffel'nghuyaen Electors received the votes
=. 'hslof'y OF the Old Thirteen States and
OF the four oldest the States admitted into
''e oh'on since the formation of the Cons,tu.
tlon.-Natz Cour.
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The OREGON BUSINESS "A w.s.;
respondent Of the New York Sun savs.-.o,,
negotiation for the settlement, 9Th, a..
boundary with England are nearly brought to a
o'ose' and The Termination will be satisfaction 70
'''" countries The latest accounts from O.,
esoh represent that territory as rapdlv increa.
sing IN American population. The hardy al.
ventures who have pushed their way to that tar.
vi 'ahc' VIII be strong enough in afew wears N
settle the question ofi's "occupation' of them.
Selves without, much ADMINISTRATION Enc
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Al Maroon Ala, the Temperance Society
numbers QUO members. There is m
licensed TO retail ardent spirits. No man o,n
sell glass without license, under penalty IF
one thousand dollars.-Ib. VI
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"A list an hIetses..

III D EN- AIMING IN the Post Office at Pon,o.
M toe nlss' on The 3lst day Of Decembe,
;, io44, which II not taken on, before Tho
list OF March 1915, awi be sen, to The Genera
'os. Office as dead Letters.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-22
WHITES ANTI-DYsPEPTIC

~ FILLS nave been successfully used In almost
every variety of uuc tional disorder of the stolnac
Bowels, Liver and Spleen; such az heartburn, acid
eructations, nausea headache, pain and distension
of the stomach and bowels, recipient Diarrhea,
Collie, Jaundice, Flatulency, habitual costveness
loss of appetite, sick headache, sickness, &c
&c. They safe and comfortable Apericnt for
females during pregnancy and subsequent confne-
ment, relieving sickness at the stomach, headache,
heartburn, and many of the incidental nervous af-
iections. Literary men, Students and most other
persons of sedentary habits, find them very COVE
nent. Those who indulge too freely in the pleas
of the table, find speedy relief from the sense
of oppression and dstenson which follow, by ia
king the pills. As dinner pill they are invalua-
bic. Those who are drinking mineral waters, and
particularly those from Southern climates ague
and fever districts, will find them valuable ad-
Junct. Those who are exposed to the vicissitudes
of weather on voyages or journeys, can take them
at ali times with perfect safety In full doses they
highly eflicacious and safe Anti bilious mcd
cine. They seldom never produce sickness at
the stomach or gripping.
There have been many limitations and worthless
counterfets of these pills put in circulation by
princped and ignorant pcrsons-the directions,
accurately copied, that the closest observer could
not without trial of their effects, distinguish be-
tween them.
DIR. r. w. Dyorr & Sons of the Columbian Col
lege, 1872 N 2nd ST.. Philadelphia, having underta-
ken and been appointed DR.. Beckwith Sole Agents
for the United States, for the sale of the Pills,
the public are informed that they can be supplied
with the genuine article in any quantity at the
price as by the Proprietor by applying above.
N b. To guard against coun ter feits, all the
bills furnished by the Sole Agents, put up in
white Lctters) 40 BECKWITH'S ANTI DYS-
PEPTIC PILLS, T. w. DYOTT & SONS, Sole
Agents for the Proprietor.
SPECIAL DEPOT, at the Store of Alexander Du-
vail & Co, No. I47 Main street, Richmond
Also, for sale by CHARLES Fl. HEINITSH,
Agent, Portsmouth, M. A. Santos, King & Toy, b.
Norfolk, and by Druggists generally throughout
the United States. June Is.
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4 Borrowed PATENT MEDICINE s.

"A have on hand large stock of the most pop
ular and approved PATENT MEDICINES which
/ will warrant fresh and genuine. The following
list contains portion of nv stock.
For Coughs, Colds, &c.
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam, Brincllerhof's
Health Restorative, Dr.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, DIR. Jayne's Expcctorant, Pcase's Hore-
hound Candy, DR.. Swayne's Syrup of Wild Cher
ry, Houseman's German Cough Drops, sc.
For Impurities Of the Blood.
Sands Extract Sarsaparilla, Swaim's Panacea,
BULBS Extract of Sarsaparilla, Richardson's Amer-
can Panacea, Dandeliou and Tomato Panacea, sc.
For Bilious Diseases.
DR.. Dyott's Anti Bilious Pills, Peters do, Lees
do, Wrights Indian Vegetable do, Sugar Coated
DO, Moffat's do, and Brandreths do.
For FsUer and Ague.
Rowand's improved Tonic Mixture, Nash's Ton
ic HuIls Ague Pills, Mofat's Phoenix Ptters, Sap
pington's Pills, sc.
Fahnestocl's Yermifuge, Hulls and Sherman's
Worm Lozenges, Jaynes Tonic Vermifuge,
Swaim's Vermifuge, Worm Tea, sc.
For Diarrhea and Summer Complaint
Bernards Diarrh@a Remedy, Jayne's Carmina-
tive Balsam, sc.
For Dyspepsia, SC.
Houck's Panacea Beckwith's Anti Dyspeptic
Pills, Sanos's Alternative and Anti DyspepGc Pills,
SC.
For Pains in the Back, Side, &c.
Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster, Writings &
Wells Strengthening Plaster, McAllstcr's Oiut-
ment, sc.
Also Scarpa's Acoustic Oil for Deafness, Thomp-
sons Eye Water for Sore and In1amed Eyes, Har-
risons Specific Ointment, Genuine Harlem Oil,
tive, Judllin's Ointment, Turlington's Balsam,
Godfrey's Cordial, sc.
For sale wholesale and retail by
G. II. HEGNITSH, Agent.