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MISCELLAN EOUS.
CHOICE POETIC SCRAPS.
BY AMERICAN AUTHORS.
rnE IDEAL.

rnE deal. 4tf4
She led me where all shapes of beauty dwelt;
She gave TO sense a something more than earth.
And when my soul It's strange unquiet felt
She WHISPERED promise oil higher birth;
She gave me strength the inner life to trace.
And thus more real grew her own fair face,
PET NAMES.
Call me dear names, darling. Call me thine own.
Speak to me always In loves low tone.
Let not thy look nor thy voice grow cold
my fond worship thy being unfold
Love me forever and love me alone!
Call me pet names, darling! Call me thing own
HARMONY.
sought the spsrrow's note from heaven,
Singing at dawn the alder bough;
brought him home in his nest at eyen;-
lie sings the song, but II pleases not now;
For | did not bring home the river and kyj
ne sang my ' 'S a. NV W. Emerson.
We're half the power that fills the world with terror
Were half the wealth bestow' on camps and courts
Given to redeem the human mind from error,
There need Of arsenas nor forts,
(Longfellow
DEsroNDEscy.
Nature no more endsars--
Her blissful strains seem only breathed afar,
Nor mount nor flower cheers,
Nor smiling star.
Familiar things grow strange;
Fond hopes like tendrils shooting to tho air,
Through friendless being range
To meet despair.
[Tuckerman.
PORTRAIT.
8 When abroad
Amidst the haunts OF men the hermit went,
He bore his rifle santed on his arm,
With finger ready to the lock;
As through the village streets he swiftly went,
Shooting his subtle, side-long glances round,
1t seemed as though his coming cast shade
Upon the sunshine
IA. B. Street.
TO THE HEART.
oh, be not thou like the responsive reed,
That. ever as the light air VANDERBILT Ger,
Utters its W lid and broken melody;
For would have thee like the ocean she'll
Breathing monotone Of that deep
Whose moaning waves within my breast must SWELL
Making with ebb and flow my destiny,
Until deaths icy touch the restless surge shall que
TERMINATION.
The springtme came with its fresh warm air,
And its gush of woodland song;
The dew came down, and rain was there
And the sunshine rested long,
Then softly the black earth turnd aside
The old leaf arching DER,
And up where the last years leaf was dried
Came the acorn shell once more.
Mrs. Cakes Smith.
FEET.
Her feet beneath her pettcoat
Like mice, stole in and out,
As If they feared the light"
Her lips were red and one was thin,
Compared it'll that was next her chin
Some bee had stung 1t newly.
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She led me where all shapes of beauty dwelt;
she gave 10 sense a something more than earth,
And when my soul It's strange unquiet felt,
She WHISPERED promise OF higher birth
She gave me strength the inner life to trace,
And thus more real grew her own fair face.
rE Helfensteil
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PET NAMES.

Call me dear names darling. Call me thine own.
Speak to always In loves low tonel
Let not thy look nor thy voice grow cold;
Let my fond worship thy being unfold
Love me forever, and love me alone!
Call me pet names, darling! Call me thine own!
n Osgood.
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A PORTRAIT.

M When abroad
Amidst the haunts of men the hermit went
He bore his rifle slanted on his arm,
With finger ever ready to the lock;
As through the village streets he swiftly went
Shooting his subtle, side-long glances round,
1t seemed as though his coming cast shade
Upon the sunshine,
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DIGEST OF FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

DIGEST OF FOR EIGN MISCELLANY.
The Mark Lane Express of July 81 has sixteen
columns filed with description Of the proceedings
Of the Royal Agricultural Society Of England at
Shrewsbury. The Duke Of Richmond presided at
the dinner. At the termination Of its first year,
in 1888, the members of the society were 600 in
number its income 81, 1913. Its present list of
members is nearly 5000, and its funded property
above $4,000.
The King Of Holland had arrived on visit to her
Majesty and Prince Albert. He landed at Wool
wich, where he was received with due honors, and
Immediately proceeded to Mivart's Hotel He was
an object Of great attention among the nobility in
London.
JERsEr.--The States Of Jersey convened on the
l4th utmo, for the purpose Of taking into consid-
Grafton the proprety of addressing government with
respect to the bill just introduced into Parliament
by the Chancellor Of the Exchequer, and entitled
"a bill 10 determine the counervailing duties paya-
bic on spirits Of the nature OF plain British Spirits
the manufacture Of Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, or
Sark, imported into the United Kingdom, and to
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DEsroNDEscy.

Nature no more endsars-
Her blissful strains seem only breathed afar,
Nor mount nor flower cheers,
Nor smiling star
Familiar things grow strange;
Fond hopes, like tendrils shooting 10 tho air
Through friendess being range
To meet despair
1Tuckerman.
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PEAcE.

Were half the power that fills the world with terror
Were half the wealth bestow d camps and courts
Given to redeem the human mind from error,
There need Of arsenals nor forts,
lI.ongfellow
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HARMONY.

] sought the sparrow's note from heaven,
Singing at dawn on the alder boueh;
brought him home in his nest at eyen;7-
lie sings the song, but II pleases not now;
For / did not bring home the river and skyj
He sang to my ear-they sang to my eye.
m. w. Emerso
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To Printers.

I SNYPE FOUNDRY d. PRINTERS FIN
- lSHING WARE HOUS E.-The sub
scrbers have opened new Type Foundry il
the city If New York, where ttey are ready I,
supply orders to any extent, for any kind Of jot
or fancy Type, lux. Paper, Cases, Galeys
Brass Rule, Steel Column Rules, COMPOSING
Sucks, Chases, and every article necessary fol
aPria'i' Office.
The Type, which are cast in new moulds
rom an entirely new set of matrices, with deer
counters, are Warrented TO be unsurpassed by
any, and will be sold at prices TO suit The times
All the type furnished b, rs is "hand cast"
Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam
Engines Of he most approved patterns.
~. B-A Machirist is constantly in atten.
dance to repair Presses and do light work.
COMP sIrIoN RoLLERs CAST FOR Printers.
Editors OF newspapers, who will buy ihree
tunes as much Type as their bills amount to.
may give the above six months insertion in
the,r papers, and send their papers containing it
to the subscribers.
CROCKCROFT & OvEREND.
sept. 0le41- ON SO Ann street.
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pages.
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of both Houses OF Congr. SIS. the gist of all the
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and nothing shall pre- vent it being made worthy
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to patronise the publication. 1t being the long
session, ms it is called, tie volume will contain
at least 500 pages; each number will contain
sixteen pages OF solid matter, which will enabl.
the publishers to give a II the proceedings wor
Thy OF hemg preser, ed in book form, lo- bindno
aud future reference. The exceedingly low
terms will place it within the reach of ali. m.
publishers hope that their friends will use the;,
eXettons IN obtaining Subscribers.
Those who forward Five Dollars shall receive
: Eleven cop'es-Ien dollars, Twenty three CON
ies--Twen,y dollars, FIFTY copies--reduein,
the price to forty cents, for volume of SUD
pages.
u A title page and complete index will be adde,
az the end OF the volume, to make it the NOR.
convenient for future rcfer,nce
THEOPIlILUS FISK,
| JESSE E. DOW.
Washington, August IL, ls45.
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Ripley

ANHARLES p. MILLER, Returns his
~ thanks to The Public for The liberia
patronage here,uture bestowed on h'
rs an Inn Keeper, and would sia'e' that 1t
has just completed an entire new building
N HE nea'est style, immediately IN iron
# he old house, formerly occupied by him
where he will be pleased 10 accommodate
Barriers and Travellers. lie Aauers han
sell, he will be able To give saasiae'l"n, a'
he is determined that his Table aud Stable
-hal be vcll supplied with the best that the
country viii afford, and that his CAdrSe'
shalt lie as LOW as the LOWEST
Ripley Miss, June 22d 1914.
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rfom puneh,
boHO w fun s 'a' """s'-
hbN"''
ilnvsd the fof Thy meney,
~, wfslfh. ~ y said. vas thinti
b.. 6nding ihoo has' none,
Thy heart and hand resign.
Think not ] wish 10 psin thee.
Deem not ] usc The ,ll;
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Medicine.

yMvUa.E>riN', Sweet Oil, CaloMel, Caste
Oil, Jalap, Rhnharb, Godifcys Co'dia
paragorc, Spirits N,tre, rhompsons fy'
Water, Cinnamon and Anisee'i oil, Campho
nd Batemans Drops, by } b. WALKER
Ripley, may lo43.
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L..,..I A w W'h" hElin fhsf a. i.
hh"s ledE'm.iis 10 The fead.ss pgLl.a n, n,
l,hs'al support ~hl'b their psp., ,.s.,vs,' p'
show thh' ih.J hfg not uu,.lDdf,l ,1 a.. ,.,,,.'
"h,h 'uh patronage fsq.ue., u wo.li Ls ~"
",p '.n.l,nt 10 refer tie reader 10 III. s,,..
TDl rlnEsIDr FRIEND.
which 10 Tfc.s miu,bily The designation M a..
l"p.f. Aa b.w'psPef. dependent upon NH
We. patronage, "giows by what N feed. 90, n ,..
publishers 1,tief thcnseiy,. that Tnr Fo.t Nv.
Increased ~ interest su1 value. With the ,i..g'
ani gratifying support which hs, been aees,',y
10 ~, iof period ~
A QuAnTtR on A CENTURY.
IN III slime, which hn. served fu Tie liz ~,
dealt, OF Who'd. genera lou. Of periodical, s.i
the fi,e. meridian, aud decline " many = fsT
Tut posr has kept the even tenor OF n, ,s,, W.
II. own intrinsic health aud sir.puh-no.,Y
lowing, oilen leading the public tar,. be, ~.
departing lrom it, independence 10 mini,,o. wv
the transient Newspaper folie., wh,eh, ooa,,.
cd o. the existence OF the Y .r, nt. M
eph,mcfnI We shall continue ia this, .nde,'
'ofing, IN tie
News DTPARrMEyr
TO present The latest and best authcn(i,a,.AI
iclligcnce, Invested Of party hue, aud in,et,,I
bias, aud resting 'ol,ly Oh The b. il of truth. =.
lar as it - .scertriunhle. We entIeay,, IN =.
!, ct and pnlish intelligence Of vnlu. and im,o,
lance 10 citizens engaged in all the three v,s.,
Interests,
AGRlCuL1UE COMMERCE Ann
MANU- CTUES.
In political intelligence we Recognize. op,, an.
party--and that IL
OUR CONuiRY-ouR WHOLE CouyTpy
We know 10 sectional ntere Is in on, ,,,,;o,
ism no party lines in our pntics-n, ssc,,,
abism in our relis ion, but print aud rubbish 4,
"InE GREArs,T GonD "r rRg GRIrrsr
NuMpsR."
| To give the Saturday Post m im,or,,Oo.
hey ond that temporary one which il jr,i,e,
from being the record Of current events. and Il
make it acceptable 20 the
FAMILY CIRCLE,
We give to il. columns the character ola
WEEKLY MAGAZINE,
Embracing Original Tales and ske,chs.--n.
gn,l Verse aud Essay s--IiI.tory aad ill,ol.
cites Biography AMI Lesend.--Scence ana
Statistics- Revolutionary ,mals-- Moral laia
aud Traits of Liiu--Oris nal Conncn.s,s n NJ.
tabes--Wit and Hum, +.
| In a word, such tarici, of sattcr u,t our ows
coun;ry hrst rcucmbcred,) tho
/ WHOLE LilERATuRt: OF TIE WORLD
may offer. The Or;giual Translation, irla
| European literature, which have from tinel.
tine appeared in this Journal, are referred 10
! rs an earnest that We have
SPARED NO PAINS
+ mike re Posr truly Cosuopo'issn in III,
GNEAT RElUBLlC OF TIERS.
| Volume Twenty.Severth, nponar hich We are
| L. in IA Dp a.
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vu~IIg lns r,m VI GALLAilER 4 oar
RgTrs the Day a,sseised by Mvlvs
sgsssp,, of ~ l. u, GsUsnis buying
10, the es,,,. ,els,ssi u D,s'd Gsllshsr
TbucGse, MI rer.ons hnldms eises sgsibsi
aid lm wi, p,e.eoi them 10 ]. u 6Ns'i ~
lba.a itdcb'sd Ia Fed IRA ~,
letsby peiin 4 ~ make psymeal 20 l.. u Oar
81, sbe 10 aiooe duly 'u'ho'issd 10 reeve
0,RgEfr 4 GALLAlIEn
psTt 80 10 are hereby Motif a, that The
,.I.,ste0 d al nj 10 bound az any account
os o, ,oai,aei msde with ~ by an ssen, ~
f,,sets, y / bout hi. knosleder ~ spp'ubsiion
l. u. GARRETT.
sep,embef 1911 lsij- 10 -3w
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I i'm W ere.

good supply "i tin ware, consisting of col.
lee pot., wash and milk pans, strainers
buckets with cover. oi various sizes, candle
mouths, and gid irons Tor sale by
may, is44. j. B. WALksa.
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Lie u o RS.

Sfusr received fresh supply of brandy, wine
" gin and whiskey-Port and Madarie wine
put up IN bottles expressly for the sick, aud Of
msy, ie44. J. B. wALKsa.
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! ing ARTICLES:
Suphats of Quinine, Tooh Brushes,
OPIUM, Caomel, Spring Get uladts,
Lau, an IN. Per. goric, Cream OF Tartar;
Goduey's Cordial, Red & white prrclpltsle
Ratrmsn's Dfaps, Harshurn, lpecac,
OpuGei, &C CamphOr, Castor Oh, Sweet OI,
o. Of Spike, Alcohol, Fps m Sa Is,
Od d Ess. Pc 1permin',Sp's, Turp ntne,
Oh Of AuilsteI, COX : P,lk,
Oh tf S4ssatras, Lees d.
Oh Il Caves, b ckwl'h's %
Nitric Ac,t, Sagp nr'"n'S TO
nar,a'ic do. ElAr NHrloi
so pl uric 90. pArcip. Cart. Iron,
Castle Sop, Kreosoc, NlrPhine,
Rnubtb, Aio,s, Mercurai Oi'lmen,,
ASA G'lta, Tartar Em-tc,
PeIuynan Bsrk, White & B.ue Vnriol,
Bls;enUg Ointment, FIors. Sulphur,
L ov E, Nu'megs, S.t. Spts Nure,
Llquorce Bail. Hive Syrup,
Ground Logwood, Ca,harlc Worm do
G.ou d Mustard, Sal. Pelre, Pm BJAes,
Blue Mass, Assorted Walls,
Basamlc Capsules Number SIX.
Red Load, Swans Panacea,
Tact. Lobeia, Syrup Srnus,
Rasped Qussa, hgue Pills,
Soda Pow dcrs, Rochelle Sal,a,
Sienna. CIo,onol, Magne STA.
Nux Vumcs, Jutkins Ointment,
Cinnamon Bark, Basicon do
Spanish Fhes, Hop Leaves,
VugnIa Sntk4 Root, Gum Arablc,
PiEk hoo', Vegetable CaGs'lc,
Ssneka Sake root, Comp. Sp,s. Lavender
iva Urs, Ergo, Quass,a,
Comp Syrup Sarsap arilaPuvd Genrian,
Basam CopaiGa, Frs solution Arsenic,
Sugar OF Lead, S.vin Olntn emit
| Nitrate Of Silver, Turner'S Cera,e,
Arsenic Pfusslc Acid Tirct Muria,e Of IRON.
Fly Poison, Burgundy Pitch,
Springs, Assorted, Shaving Soap,
Cores We Sub!iinste, Vial cor,s, IRA SEES,
Cologne Water, On Soap,
Blue lLk, Black sand, Gum Guiacun,
w Alters, Jalap, Adhesive Plaster,
Gum Myuh, Court DO
Cayenne Pepper, Tar ar Acd,
Lncofoco Matches, Super Carb. Coda,
seeding Powders, CubebS, A TIN,
Valeis Ferrugnous pills, Quick-ilver,
d 10 de Po' asslum, Iotide Iron,
D. Mercury. Phosphorus,
d The various Ttrctures, and many other ari
e cles. He expects To keep cons, a, ty on han,
;. full assortment, OF flesh Emily Medicines
II aud warrants them all to be genuine. Purcha
} sers are respectfully solicited to call
&c JAMES B. ELLIS,
ID Physician l. Druggist
- Ripley, Miss, April god ls45.
in H: would also respectfully tender his service
a to the citizens of the County, in the variou
e branches OF MEDICINE, SURGERY, OBSTETRICS
-. etc Returns his thanks TO his former patron
u, 's and respec fully socci's their continuance.
n. GJOtfice, same heretofore occupied, wher
.ir he may always be found except when profes
ional!y absent. j. b. E.
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49, -
-. ~ . ~ 80 ~
OF THE
HORSE; SsIOI;
A TRADITIONAkY TALE
OF THE
COCE D-HA II G. E N TX
CT THE OLD DOMAIN.

Bv the Author Of "The Carslierscf Virg'n'a
flHARLES YANCEY has the pleasure q
~ informing the Southern pubic 'ha' ne WI
issue from his Press in West Weiumpka, hla''
n few weeks, the above named Novel, by
distinguished author residing in 'he state Of
Georgia.
The KNIGHTS CT THE HoEsE SHOE will re is;
sued in Pamphlet fonr, vols, l2o pages, or
more, each. Price IS cts. per single coPy--9
copies for $500; 20 copies tor SlO
Letters by mail, post paid, enclosing the
money. will receive Of, MT attention. Address
CHARLES YANCEY,
Weumpka, Ala.
We,umpka, Ala July 10. ls45.
aJNewepapee in Alabama, Georgia. and
Mississippi, copying the above. shall receive a
copy Of The cork and at the came time, confer
favor wbich will be reciprocated when oppor.
uni,y eftrs. c. Y.
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EsTRAYs-Tprah Cnnnty.
rHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
1lPP II COUNTY.


PROBATE CoURr, September Term 1916.
ENJANiN AERS, one of II @ Hen.
| Il yo II the Estate oi Haywood Bowers, dc.
ceased. Prayed the Crur, ~ Petition
III tn sa'e 81 The lands, OF real estate OF sand
deceased, 10 wi':-'rhe Soulh-wes, quarter OF
Sseiicn Is, Township =, of Range |, East -
Also The Nor Invest quarter OF Section 20.
Township o, Rang 1 East-Alsp the Nor h..
Sts' quarter of SPc,lan - Town. h,p 3. Range
$, Eas and also Lot No |. m Block NJ. "a.
"a The Ioan"i Ripley Mississippi; setting forth
hat there are several Heir, entitled 10 4 por
ton thereof, ard that an equal division csnno,
conveniently be had among The Heirs / wa
therefore ordered by tie Ccur', tha, citation
issue, fqn'rrg all perscns Interested, 10 be and
,ppcsr al Toe N vembcr Firm. 1915. OF the
Probate Cour, OF fippah C,uaiy. TO be held At
Z he Courr House thereof, on the First M1uday
November nex', and show cause, # any they
have, why sad lands should not oe sod, and
,a'd citation he published for SIX suec.ss We
weeks ~ IL" Il pley Advertiser, a reEsrapar
ub'lshfd in the town oi Ripley, and that cIs.
ilon issue 10 al The L-gatees residing N The
State Of II s>isippi
"rnesS, tinrrAhle K TIL, mas, The pre-
siding Judge Of said cont, and tho seal
thereo! annexed The 1T s, ptemher 1915.
Issued the 3rd September 1915
DANIEL HUNT, CLERK
september 9Th lS45-42-6w
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u,urnnt t.ntcIs.

COMM Aslus MERCHANT n OhoelH,
rnoSf Row, Mrs'nis, T,s
NU,LL Leep ron.l"oil, on h'nd " ~
" supply 81 coiIte. Sugar, Nol"''e'
ssn. Cpion I,sggi u and nl'
Sc ST., ehph be vii sell NJ The 'o"s'
pne,s ftr each. Tie IL prepared 'r'' sale
.p,cnu, ahi cnn,cnieni Sure. "aieh"u''
.nJ Coz ~, .hoJ ~ ward and sol'ci'' c"p
.,snpcnis Of Merchandise. Cotton nno
rrbercn--on which no vii make l'hti"
cash advances oct u 1910
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THOMAS NEWTON,
HUGH WALKER.
500 Pages for Fifty Csns,!,
PROSPECTUS OF THE

CON GRES SIGNAL JOURNAL
The editors of the tnited States Journal pro.
pose to commence with the next session OF Con-
gress, weekly purli alton under the .above ii
tie, to continue through the session, at the an
precedented low price OF
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

n ETTERS of Administration having been
4 granted 10 the undersigned on the Es.
ta'e Of Charles Wa ker, DE- cea ed a, The
Set'ember term. 1915 If the Probate Cour, o,
rppah County M,s.Iss ppi Notice is hereby
gIren TO al persons indebted TO said e,iate to
make immediate payment And all those bav.
ing claims against said estate are notified 10
present the same duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law; or they will be forever
barred.
THOMAS NEWTON,
HUGH WALKER.
Administrators of
Charles Walker, deceased
September Oh lS45-42-6v
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zNHE best article oil English calomel. just re-.
"A tceived and for sale a, Kings corner. BY
Feb 90 J. B. WALxya.
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Purses and Pocket

NWALLETS, to put your money inbefore
w you so TO buy at Kings corner, for sale
by J. b. WALKER.
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Fine ESlandies.

A superior article Of Brandy and Brand Che.
rles, Wines tf various, knds, Old Holland Gin,
with many kinds Of liquors too tedious to men.
ton, all OF Which will be sod low by
Feb. 20, 1915 ;. B. waller.
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TAKE WARNING "A mln in BROOKLYN has
been sent to pri-on for trying to bite off his wife,
ears. Ladies who have no ears TO ssare must
be cautious who they wed.-Yankee.
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Speaking OF he sale o. the Bonapar'e p"
,pres at Bordentown, lately, The correspondent
of the Union says
The South obtained all the pictures Of thu
collection really worth having, excep; those o
Ruhens, which were purcl ;et for EnroPe
Washington, South Carol na, ard New Orlesn'
have the gems; and the cumpeunon f"r ne
wors, was between Boston AID ptlia elph
The amount of the sas exc eded tightee
thousand dollars.
Fifteen of the hes, pictures were purchased
BY Mr.. RoBB Of New Orleans, at Cost OF aa"t'
$1,000. He has also afforded liberal eucour
egeiaent TO native art sts.
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AN IMPORTANT Issue The future honor
prosperity, respectabillty, usefulness and hap
piness Of one million OF yourg men, now living
in the baited States, depend on the question:
whether they drink intoxicating liquors or not
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Violin Strings
.r) -, English violin strings received ""d 'of
~ sale ut King. corner b., -.
,,,, ,siI j. b. WALKER.
Drugs Il l'a llliiy
MEDICINES.

ypHE undersigned would respectfully pig
!. Ieave to announce to the citizens at TIP
pan County, that he has just returned from
Philadr lph,a and brought with him email and
nea, 10, Of Drugs and PANTY Medicines OF ilF
own selections, which he tfars on reasonable
terms FIR Cash; Consisting IN part OF The follow
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-10-25

The Historical Society of Rhode Island have
refused % receive the medal which Com. Elliott
has had struck in honor off Fenmore Cooper,
for the alleged historical justice which the lat
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-10-25

The Roman Catholic Church has built or con.
eecraed over thirty new churches in the Uni ed
States within the year. The lumber Of mis-.
sionaries received from abroad during the same
period is estimated at one hundred and twelve
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-10-25
u.'fifD STATES SATURDAY cor,
Slw VOLUME, ssw r,rr.
on rsis~s'm,,..
Aso NEW Arrtcrioss.

~ publisher. ~ The unl,ei state. a.,,,,..
Wv ~ '"hsl'a'nol ~ make ag,ia the, ,'
,,i' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. , 70 ne fendibs public "a, m,
',,, w NV "hi'b Their pspsf feo.iye,, H.
80 " NV 'h'l H'r not un,.iDd1sl ~ ihs f.is,.
shi,h 'wh patronage nqs,fe., Il, wo.iJ b. y,
,h.lt sufhCi,nt a. refer tie t.ad., 10 IN. 80,
Iisbsd tls,a.t., A.. ''tb
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17
NAVIGATION OPEN.

The Steamer Snranac, Capt Davis,
came into this port on Monday last and the
Whitehall, Cap, l.nihrop, this morning.
Yesterday the boats commenced their reg.
ulnr trips, leaving ut o'clock, p. w. as
heretofore. The Burlington is undergoing
repairs The boats are fitted up in the
incest" manner, and the travelling public
may rest assured tina, nothing will be left
undone tina, will tend to promote the com.
fort of the traveller, We may be INDUCED
in saying that Capt Davis IS one of tho
best fellows ha, ever ntrod plank and
lha, oil who moy travel on his craft will
find cveryhing."O X"
Whitehall Chronicle