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nOCTOR CORBlTT, Member of the University OF New
~ York also mber Of the Medical Society removed
hs office from is Duane street to Oliver street, Chatham
square may be consulted confdenaly all diseases Of
delicate nature Strangers informed that the Doctor
exclusively confined his practice from being general
th- city Of New York which engages his entire atenton
The annals 9f medicine DO not than
ganst the use OF mercury has its thousands Of victims
Recent removed IN three four days from the
tem Those proracd and malteated that have
under the treamer yscisns less experienced will he
TO Ind prompt relief by calling DR. o. practice
many yea has esblished the Doctors reputation for skill and
esIectaby Structures the Doctors profound
lion. mdicne may be had prevent certain disease in
any Of its forms. Open from7 A. M. to 10 r NJ
au26 IrnosFm
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DAGUERKEOTYPE
GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT
AND AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
VOIGTLAENDER'S APPARATUS
RESIDES supply the above Apparatus the subscri-
bers have received best Plates Chemicals and Polishing
substances aud the Improvements the Art Insruc
try promptly attended to- by addressing (postrad)to
W. 4 # LANGENHEIM
Philadelphia Exchange
LANGENHEIM 4 BECkERS.
o5 lmd&w'rc New York. 20l Broadway.
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JAMES II. SIVAIN r. Co.
Dlupas and 1aiiors, 352 Broadway, Carlton House,
w vuLD respectfully inform their and the pub
ne that they have on hand and constantly
eens saperor stock Of fall and winter goods which will
oi lmrrc " W " ~ s-s
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Wing gain,

WING gam, 1910
As far as heard FROM the wings had elected IL sena
tors and 10 to the Legislature and the de-
mocrats 10 senators and l3 representatives
FLORIDA ELEcrIoS-The election took place in this
State the 9th inst for member Of Congress- and
ber OF the Legislature. In Apalachcoa the democrats
carried their whole ticket with but exception Brock
enbrough, dem for Congress, obtained 81 majority In
Franklin county, the democ rats also have majority
WISCONSIN TEsRIToRY ELgcTIon-Tbe Racine (Wis.)
.ddpocafe states that the Hon NJ L. Martin is elected de-
legate to Congress from Wisconsin Territory for
years. il may be- until shall have assumed the
sponsbility of State form of government The follow
ing are the returns, as near as can be obtained -
Martin (D.) Collins (JV)
twenty. three counties, lab $50
$50
Democratic majority. ........ s33
Co New Orleans papers of 9th inst, report the
health OF that city to be very good
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HAIR WORN

HdIR WOKR
TN all its branches; Ladies Wigs; half Wigs yy;re
Curl'; CuTl. Bands. Braids &C. Be- any shade Of
Of all zss and shades Of the quality to be found on hand
Or made to order at short notice. VIM DIBBLEE's, S3x
llate IN broadway - I'm. uc
LASS X WARD having been burnt out have removed IN
~ Ssors No. . Broad sss "a he somsr Of Ssons street. -
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oo,us.slen 70 afford .onls .musement fer the vsn.

oospsssion to afford some amusement ier the van
quishsd - :, r..,.,,, of paavaa at mar.
Le today shows an increase the somewhat large
receipts Of the last weeks The quality Of the stock
siderable extent but at prceswhich show slight decline
from previous rates The offerings at the scales amount
ed 10 $50 head of which $50 unssd and all Of the
balance 900 head. purchased at prices ranging
from 81 st 81 so per 100 lbs on the hoo equaito 81
The market for Howard street Flour presents no new
feature last weekly report The demand is Ii.
brand, late for last report at 81 6al AMI sa
turay bb at 81 651 and subsequently several par
GELS for city purposes at the same price This rate
neray asked to-day. Some holders, however. will
ling to sell at 81 6ai. The last price paid for receipts
Small sales of City Mills Flour to-day at 81 75.
wH,sxrY-The stock continues very light and prices
firm Sales of hhds at 25l cents and Of bb at 26
cents-demand quite active.
Sales of stocks Mt Baltimore.
ocrossa l3.-Slooo Maryland IS, 70; $1,000 do 7e;
$4,000 do Isi $1,000 Baltimore 6s 1890 1919 $1,000 do
oi3 s4OO do, 1876, ioii 10 shares Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad 81 Maryland 6s closed at 79 for sale 19s bid
Baltimore 6s 1890 at l0l for SALE 1911 bid Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad at 5lt for sale, 81 bid.
PHILADELrHIA, Oct. IA, ls45
The weather to-day propous for a heavy vote, and
each party determined to make the ofthe op
portunty. The voting going in all parts of the
city and county with great regularity and decorum
The meetings Last evening passed of without the
slightest disturbance, though numbers COL
lected at the various gatherings
Several houses Of this city have suffered to the tune
Of about $40 600 from series Of frgeres said to have
been committed by dry goods importer Second
who has fled the city in consequence OF thes scovery
Sales of Stocks AT Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD, Oct. $50 w llmington. i6I; S7l00
Chesapeake Delaware S0 1900 State SIS, 76s; 500 Will
mingon, l6t; 40 Bank, 81; $1,000 CHM Bonds, 65,
80; 900 Lehgh Mort Loan, MS Pennsy lvania Bank,
Et; S3lo0 State IS, 76t; 90 Girsrd. 9.
AFTER FIRsTs sBoARp-o0 Reading 26i Sll9 70 State 6s
'6s, 76f
SECOND BoARp.-l6 shares Beaver Meadow y; 1000 do
Wilmington SIS 70 1000 kentucky Bonds 6s l0lt; 300
Reading 49, 200 Lehgh Gs l5 AIT; 200 u. Bank 65
Wilmington l6t 100 10 l6s 1000 Chesapeake and Della
Canal Bonds so; 600 State SIS ISL $50 Morris.
town.
AFTER SALr-I0 Penn. Bank 259.
Sales OF stocks Boston.
BRoKERs' BoARp, Oct BIO shares Boston Worcester
eeser Railroad d. 72ss 7a4; DO ~; do Od
70; 25 10 Long snd Railroad, sss, 30 do Wilmington Rail
road l6iS
Srcoso Anp5 shsres Boston & Maine R,ilrcad i2k IS
do " III Railroad III % do Long Island Railroad, 68ta do
Merchants bank 53s
Election Returns.
GEORGIA ELEcrion-rhe following is the result for
vote when Mr. Polk carried the state by 20l9 majority.
lSI5. lS44.
Fer Gogernor. For President.
Camfd Nc -4ihs'r. Clay. Polk.
sixty.fve counties, 1889 l5,6o9 81 l6e 32,63i
1860 3l,l69
Crawford's majority, 1850 Folks maj l,o65
,065
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Passengers Arrived
Foreign lusportaxions.

RorTERpAM-Ship Mary Phps-W Andre Miss NJ Seig
mutrer H Delpratt, NJ II Grohs-8i in steersge
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AJOPECy

LNEATHERS-50oO lbs Western Live Geese Feathers, il
Il very fine order, for safe by f. X. COLLINS s. co.
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saIes Of stocks nt Boston.

BRoKERs BoARp, Oct BIO shares Boston * Worcester
Riilload ll, do CITY Bpk 99 100 do Norwich * Wor.
Railroad 30 72s 72 l2 20 do 70; 80 do do, i0i
72 IS 10 Long Ilsnd Railroad, ss 30 do Wilmington Rail.
road. l6f
SECOND ,ARp5 shsres Boston Maine Rnlrosd i2E: 25
DO w Railroad II; 2 do Long Island Railroad esa do
Merchants BaDk 13s
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MedicaI Aid

DR GREGORY, 60 Gold street, is conssed as usual in
- all diseases of pr, II wd known that he
RECEIPT few days. without rtant IN diet or
pursuit His method Of preparing remedies such that il
neither aconv bad breath ud therefore Is
the patient liable expnsure Terms low oil Imr
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mr. gENE'Sg

DEAFNESS
nRS CASTLES x EDWARDS, Aurists, No 3si Broad
Dway attend the of dass and every disease AZ
'econ Incidental to the Their based the
tonL principles nnd practical knowledge entirely
Tree from any theoretical dosmas
Acoustic OiI for sale, for Ear Ache pains
ringing sounds collections Of hard discharges vated
~ mtrh
tdPOTHELARIES HILL, SO C.qTIf.ARINE ST
:, .,..... ESTABLISHED 1870.
III MDClNEs IN this fstablis lishment warranted
ms. no boys or inexperienced young al
m.a % wat ,n custome The finest Swedish Leeehes for
sue or applied by an experienced person.
VIM WATSON,
49,, chemist and Pharmaceutist from "A. Gardens,
~ imT U20xford street, London.
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co M M E Il CIAL.

0I5~ New Orleans papers Of 9th inst, report the
health OF that city to be very good.
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HARPS. HARPS
50 Anthony ST., = Doors from Broadway.
lanes HANLEY, the only Pupil Of Sebastian Erard, oi
London aud Paris calls public his stock I'm.
proved Patent Double and Single Action Haps including his
brsting Basses, &c. &c.
James Haney has been honored with the OF the
President Of the United States the American Ministers 70 the
Courts Of London and Paris Professors Bochsa Alyars Chat
erton Horn and numerous others from private individuals Of
~ Observe, IS Anthony street. doors from Broadway.
80 HAhfS REPAlkhD, Strings, &c. sl2 lmrrc
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FALL FASHIONS.

vHOSE who desire to attain correct knowledge of FASH
ionabls Cutting in all It's various branches would do wei
obtain Stincmets' Complete Work the subject which
be obtained Of the only, l3 Broadway Price
from SO o $40 book. c2 1m*mc
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Election Returns. .

GEORGIA ELECTION The following is the result for
Governor In IS Counties compared with the Presidential
vote, when Mr. Polk carried the state by 20le majority
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Mh,, IfARPF.K'S CELEBRATED COUGH
REMEDY.
v'HlS VALUABLE MEDICINE is particularly recon-
a mended being the efectual cure for Asthma
Whoopmg Cough Colds Of every description Bronchitis and
all Affections the Lungs constantly
most eminent and has thirty years
and ~ 00J bottles consumed annually For sale
At Is, 2s, and Is per botte, by
WEEKS x ANDERSON
Wholesale Agents, 63 Bowery, corner Walker street.
Always hand Hoopers Female Pills genuine DalIy's
Pain Extrctor Bristol parilla Fresh
s22 Imrmc
tlACkLED n HhMf-I50 bales hacked dew he MP, pre-
pared with great snd free from slvers and
sse nv X gpfI.fSsATO ~ sorfbs
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- ID MVNcW

IMPORTANT MEDICALNOTICE.
nVyIQM EyANs. No. 70 Peck Sui nssr Wsss szsss
New 9rk has bsea moss than forty yrs in ke successn
o. pnysc and surgery particularly curing Perfectly
stlnate ulcers the throat strcts G cnussd hv
malpractice IL Of the greatest nportas for tie nnf
nate TO choose exarenced physician 4 ths oldesr
and most experienced this cty his pacr great h,s an
astonishing after they have been IL.
ncursbe His Offices well IA ryscv Cali A.
II Peck Slip and be convinced. His charge.
aud all guaranteed. aon I'm srr
The Washingtonian., 1845-08-02

thinks proper In such matters; but, In this
case, we cannot but suppose, that there is
some low, underhanded work going on tor the
purpose Of injuring this paper-in fact we are
certain of it. The following circumstance
alone, fully establishes the fact to our satisfac-
tion: On last Monday week, a notice was given
in certain temperance society, that we had
committed the crime of publishing an adver-
tisement for a colored temperance society, 1.-THE
name of which some Of the above persons pre-
tended were offensive to them,) and that
resolution of condemnation against this paper,
ourself, or both, would be forthcoming at the
next meeting. We know, very well, this was
only an excuse to stab us secretly; the adver
tisement appeared in our third number, and
none but the yeriest idiot would take exception
No, we understand the movement very well
lit was done, secretly, with the intention Of
drawing others from the paper; the above
facts-the simultaneous movement OF the
clan-admit Of no other conclusion Such con-
duct we consider base and unmanly. We can
admire an open, bold, enemy, but those who
attack in the dark we despise; and we should
not take notice of this attack, were it not to
let them knowAow heartily we despise such
low, contemplate principles. Perhaps our
friend Gobright can inform us of the contem
plated intention Of the resolution; we would
wish to be informed of particulars, that we
may lay the decision of these CENsoRs before
our readers. And we would inquire of the
same person, whether there is not a sinister
motive connected with the above proceed
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Acting upon this thought--carryine out these
high and holy impulses-the Sons OF TEMPE
RANCE, the BRoTHERs OF TEMPERANCE, and
other kindred associations, hsve been origi-
mated, and mark new and most important era
in the history of the Temperance reform.
Whether new measures of success and use
fdlness are before US, we know not. Il is our
duty, with hearts full of gratitude for the past,
to wait the openings of Divine Providence, and
TO enter into every opened door. II, in the
changes which mark all human things,-if in
the improvements which are constantly occur
ing. it should be ascerlained that wider fields
for successful effort are spread out before us,
temperance men. acting in the s-irit which
hae cor stanily Influenced them, will go forth,
to the destiny to which Heaven may point, with
rejoicing hearts. In every thing that is excel
lent-in every thing that is Of good report-our
cause has been progressive There has been
no retraction of any Of our principles, there
has been no concealment of our purposes
there has been no letting do,0n Of The standard.
The only change has been in placing that
standard higher and higher still, and pointing
men to measures Of comfort and happiness be-
fore unthought Of
In our next we propose to consider, to some
extent, our duty, in view of our present posi-
ton, and the great things which have already
been accomplished through this instrumen
tality.
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their eolors at halfmast for the same space Of
time; finally, lest my name, and that Of my
numerous progeny, become extinct on the
pages Of coming history, and lest my children
come to want, from neglect or want Of patron
age, sincerely hope all of my friends who
have SO long encouraged me by their custom,
will, out of respect to the departed, continue
to encourage my children.
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TERMS OF THIS PAPER.

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andria the WASHING ToNIAN will be delivered every
Saturday, at FIFTEEN CENTS per month, payable
monthly. -1.-
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Any person remitting us FIVE DOLLARS will re-
ceiye TH REF papers, to any address, one year.
For TEN DOLLARS we will mail SEVEN papers
one wear Under this we cannot 60, the expenses
attending he conducting Of paper in this city is al
most as great an in any part of the United States
All persons friendly to the cause are requested to
aid us, by procuring subscribers
ar Postlnasters are authorized. under the law, to
remit the names Of subscribers and money.
All communications to the publishers must be free
of postage
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"FAIR PLAY" is OUR MOTTO.

During the past week, the following per.
sons have ordered the WAsHIreToNrAN to be
stopped: John D. Clark, w. w. Whitney, l..
A. Gobright, and z. K. Ofutt. Now, we ad.
NIT that every man has the right TO do as he
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-06
THE FARMER.

OfaI the pursuits by man invented,
The pIcughman is the best conlenled;
His calling's good, his prtit's high,
And on his labor all rely.
Mechanics all by him are fed
The merchant seeks Of him his bread;
His hands give meat to every thing,
Up from the beggar to the kr,g.
The milk and honey, corn and wheat
Are by his labors made complete;
Our clothes from him must first arise,
To deck the fop. to dress the wise;
We then by vote must justly state
The ploughman ranks amongst the great.
More Independent than them all,
That dwell upon this earthly ball;
All hail ye farmers young and old!
Push on your plough with courage bold!
Your wealth arises from your clod,
Your independence from your God.
II then the plough supports the nation,
And men of rank in every station,
Let kings to farmers make bow,
And every man respect the plough,
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Tc----,
THREE LIGHTS or Tng sAME roI''
TRAIT,

tNfi's
nv AN oLp sfItL FEN
ssv her IN her virgin spnc,
When on her check the rose was p'nsh'ns'
.,,J ,y. IN m,,a,e's sweetest tone,
ptonI lps as swoe, and pure was gushing
A form 40 bright, face 80 fair,
souab, the scra1''s folded wing,
Asn spirit wan,oncd there,
Und,mn'd by earthly shadow'ng
Jaw her whom the sacred r'c
Had bound her fondly to another;
And round her boamed hol'cr light,
The proud, glad iondncss Of mother
II was touching sight TO view, -
That form DER childhood sluinbefs oehune
Az il the angel Peace anew, ,,
On infant innocence wcro tending,
I saw her in misfor,unc's hour.
When death had left her sad and lonely;
A sn;ri, crushed, a blighted flower,
A shattered wreck OF beauty only.
In, when marked the Bonded knee,
The chastoned soul in Weakness bearing,
The Scraph still was there to me.
The Scrapb, for her home preparing
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The ceor,s, unp,assiop ~ Vera cms seemed
70 ~, that tn government w".'a ".a's"
immediately On the foeeip' o. VIC n"ws ~ ~
-, Ian 1,ouyeo,,.n. and the ibhsbiiaAts we're
a.,a ~ In en..,,ug lba,f houses with sand .
a.', a.s" \" sn,,.,uat,on Of q bo1,bssdmeni ny
',a Hated g,a,o ljae,. Al estfa scss,o VI
~" .,,c v convened on tho III July 10 take an
,ss,,,,. aud oilef ,,pppriaD, matters into con
',ao,a,,oo. Tho neat arrival from THIS country
: loaLed 10 with moel, INTEREST," Lynebbufr
kepnbuean'
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C. A. Hutchinson.
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN.

EUAvING permanently located at La
HH mar, Marshall County MISS len
ders his professional services 10 ma
c;,;zens. and surrounding country. From
long experience and success in prac''co, ne
0,t,ers himself, that he will be enabled to
rive general satisfaction TO oil VINO may
favor him with call,
Lamar, Mi, August 1914
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THE ELECTION,

The truth Of the old saying that there Is no Q
telling who is Governor until all the returns are
in is yery strongly exemplifed IN the unceetain. s
~ which vet hangs over the result of the cleo n
ton which took place on Thursday last. NO A
man can say positively whether Foster or Brown +
is to be our Chief Magistrate for the two years !
from October next-aithough good many OF
both sides believe that Brownschances are .ne
| hest. We must confess that, notwithstanding
our most earnest endeavors to escape TINS opm'
lion. we are compelled, "from all the lights BE-
fore ms" to arrive at the same conclusion.--
!, Nash. Banner.
AT last. II must be confessed that this editor
travels along road to arrive at short conclu-
P sion. How Jatigueing it must be.-APpeal
n "For the Senator we have good prospect in
nf the Marion Dstrct--a tolerable "air show" in
,e Carter andIa doubtful chance in Sheby.'-Ban
a ner.
d. Not "doubtful,',b by any means. Licked badly
q "For the Representative we claim "that boy"
=. !. Avery, from Memphis" - Banner.
DIS Can't get that boy. We send you one size
,s or two larger, however hoping he'll suit just as
We well.-.AppeDi.
se ave look for gain in Dyer and Obion, as
n well as in Lauderdae and Upton. So mote it
'se be- Banner.
sat Amen! Dyer is "out of sight"--so is Obion
elv $50 is Upton, and SO is Lauderdale. "Look
70 somewhere else.-Appeal.
,ofl ~ NJ w.,
linl ALMOST A STANDING ARMY.-The New YorR
III Morning News, says, that the police OF that city
his has been recognized, and now consists OF eigh
ing hundred men.--Appeal.
cor JupGE."-What did the defendant say to you
ofI WITNESS said he'd blow me to hi
&c. and-[,urnipg to the Court I've no doubt HI
IN. will, ii he's not bound over."
the
,,.s VERY CooL.-The Ntw York Evening Pos
a.u, tell the following good story: "Many years ag
'w' Mr.. d. was engaged at game OF cards with
osI party of our well known citizens, when at mid
=. night or after cry Of fire was raised. The dis
~, tingushed gentleman, could not help remarkin
that the fire must be very near, though he wa
us surprised at the evident unconcern of his com
. aIs rades at the game. He asked the gentlema
next him il he did not think It was near at hand
"a ga Why, said the New Yorker, a veteran salamar
auu der, coolly laying his hand on the wall, avn!
YES, it is tolerable near in fact from the ndics
tons of this partition, It must be next door; b
"'' believe it is your cut, Mr.. B.""Yes, believ
it is nv cut. observed Mr.. B., "and by Jove
shall cut;" at the same time moving somewht
tod preciptatey towards the door. !"
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Txun eonina I wear

Dealers in periodicals throughout the Univ.
States and the Canadas who wish to become
agents for the Columbian Magazine, VII! pHaii
apply to the publisher immediately. Inc "''"'
discount will be made TO them. 81.
In addition to the above, the publisher SIMPLY
adds. for the benefit Of all, that the work VIII %
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marked and addressed TO the Columbian Maga.
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MEXICO.

1--WE have no later news from this distracted
country, than that contained in our last paper
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Ripley 14!a!|h Inn.

N\HARLES p. MILLER, Returns his
. thanks to the Public for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on nun
as an Inn Keeper, and would state, that ne
has Just completed an entire new bui'dihs'
in The neatest style, Immediately in iron'
of the old house, formerly occupied by him.
where he will be pleased to accommodate
Boarders and Travellers. He hat'crs HIM
self, he will be able 10 give sasisiachon' a.
he is determined that his Table and Stable
shall be we'll supplied with the bes! lha' tut
country will afford, and that his Charge
shall lie as LOW as the LOWEST.
Ripley Miss, June 22d 1874.