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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-06
Drugs ~ Family
MEDICINES.

own selections. which he offers on reasonable
terms for Cash. Consisting in part OF the follow-
ing articles:
Suphatc of Quinine, Tooth Brushes,
Opium. Calomel, Spring Lancet Blades,
Laudanum, Paregoric, Cream OF iartari
Godfrey's Cordial Red Il white precipitate
Bateman's Drops, Hartshorn, lpecac,
OnodeL1oc. Camphor, Castor Oil, Sweet Oil,
OH of Spike. Alcohol, Epson Salts,
Oil d Ess. Peppcrmin',Sp's Iurpen''ne'
Oil OF Anniseed, Cookies Pills,
Oil of Sassafras, Lees 90
Oil of Cloves, Beckwi'hs 10
Nitric Acid, Sappington's DO
Muriatic do. Elixir Vitriol,
Sulnhuric do. Parcip. Carb. Iron,
CASTLE Soap, Kreosote, Morphine,
Rhubarb. Aloes, Mercural Ointment,
Assatntida. Tartar Emetic,
Peruvian Bark, White g. Blue Vi,rioL
Blis,erIng Ointment, Flors. Sulphur,
Cloves, Nu,megs, Swt. Sp,s Nilre,
Liquorlce Ball. Hive Syrup,
Ground LOCKWOOD, Cathartic Worm DO
Ground Mustard, Salt Petre, KIN DoAes'
| Blue Mass, Assorted Walls,
BaIsamic Capsules Number Six,
Red Lead, Swans Panacea,
Tinct. Lobelia, syrup SIENNA,
Rasped Quassia, Ague Pills,
Soda Powders, Rochelle Salts,
SIENNA, Crotonoil Magnesa,
Nux Vomica, Judkins Ointment,
Cinnamon Bark, Basilicon do
Spanish Flies, Hop Leaves,
Virginia Snake Root, Gum Arabic,
Pink Root, Vegetable Caustic,
Seneka Snake root, Comp. Spts. Lavender
iva Ursi, Ergot, Quassa,
0 Comp Syrup SarsaparilaPuvd. Gentian,
e Balsam Copaiva, Fr's solution Arsenic,
J. Sugar Of Lead, Savin Ointment,
}. Nitrate of Silver, Turner'S Cerate,
o Arsenic Prussc Acid Tinct Muriate of iron.
n Fly Poison, Burgundy Pitch,
rs Syringes, Assorted, Shaving Soap,
Of Corrosive Sublimatc, Vial corks, Trusses,
he Cologne Water, On Soap,
ug niue Ink Black Sand, Gum Guiacum,
in. w afers, Jalap, Adhesive Plaster,
De- Gum Mynh, Court DO
- Cayenne Pepper, Tartar Acid
I.ocofoco Matches, Super Carb. Soda,
-, Seidhtz Powders, Cubebs, Alum,
i'm. Wallets Fenugnous pills, Quicksilver,
Iodide Potassium, lodlde lron'
Do Mercury, Phosphorus,
IN The various Tinctures, and many other al
" IN ces. He expects to keep constantly on ha
ian a full assortment OF fresh Family Medicin
aad warrants them all to be genuine. Purcl
idly sers are respectfully solicited to call.
JAMES B. ELLIS
Wy Physician & Drugg
Ripley, Miss, April 22d 1915.
;, 90 He would also respectfully tender his serv
- :" to the citizens of the County, in the vari
branches of MEDICINE, SURGERY, OBsTETRl
!, as etc. Returns his thanks to his former patr
tie 1t and respectfully solcc.s their continuance.
GTOffice, same heretofore occupied, VIII
|bon he may always be found except when prof
ook" ionally abseat. j. b. E.
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Medicine.

TUYuRrENrlNr, Sweet Oil, Calomel, Caster
Oil, Jalap, Rhubarb, Godfreys Cordial
Paragoric, Spirits Nitre, Thompsons Eye
Water, Cinnamon and Aniseed Oil, Camphor
and Batemans Drops, by J d. WALKER.
Ripley, may lS43.
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MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES

Nothing can illustrate more forcibly, perhaps, 9
The difference between the Anglo Saxon and
the Spanish system Of colonization, and races, {
than a comparison Lbetween tho growth and
population of the two countries named at the
head of this paragraph.
In 1893 the population of Mexico was $40
600; in 1912 i. was only 7'O255OO.
In 1883 the population Of the United States
was l,O5l 600; in 1910 was 7,239eOO; IN
1910 i, was l7,67O.OOO.
Both countries have broke away from Colo |
NAL bontage-both had to endure wasting
revolutionary war, and both are now mdepen.
dent. Yet with what difference Of power, OF
happiness, and offreedom
In Mexico it is believed there people who
can read and write than there are in the United
States who cannot. That single fact is full OF
signifcance.-lnt
BuRvrNc AL1vE.-Under this head the Rich
mond Wing makes the following interesting
statement IN relation to Philip Doddrdge, on
of the ablest men this country has produced: ;.
The late eminent and most worthy Phi.'
Doddridge, was within an ace Of meeting IN
dreadful fate Of being buried alive, and VIII
made it worse, with perfect consciousness
al, that was passing. He was supposed to
dead, having fallen into state exactly reser
bling death, SO far as the body is concerne
His pulse and respiration ceased, his limbs D
came rigid, his face assumed the sharp outil
characteristic Of death, and he remained in Il
condition until the family physicians, and frien
(al but one!) supposed that his spirit had pa
ed. That one was Mrs. Doddridge; her 10
refused to despair, and she continued to
remedy after remedy to restore animation;
naly she poured spoonful OF brandy "a 9;
OF breach Of teetotalism which we think Fat
Mathew himself would excuse,) down his thr
and the powerful stimulant almost mmedlat
dissolved tho trance, and restored MT. u.
the command Of his limbs, and to many year
distinguished usefulness But for it, he hat
all probability been buried alive, for the wea
er was warm, and he already shrouded for
last abode. He used to relate, with thrill
effect, his sensations during the time Of his s
posed death. Heecoud not stir a little fin
10 give notice of his being alive, but his sens
hearing remained perfect, and his mind coll
ted. He heard the of his being dead ammo
ced, and the outburst of grief that followed,
directions fol. shrouding him. and the usual
parations in the chamber of death! Desper
bnt vain as desperate, were his efforts to
some token Of life-not muscle could he mt
Even despair, and the immediate presenc
afate more appalling probably to the conscl
than hell itself, could not rouse his dorm
body 70 perform the slightest of its functi'
At last he heard Mre. Doddrdge call for
brandy, with delight and rapture of love
her which the horrors Of his eituation may
silly explain. He felt that he was saved.
he was saved. He himself wttily said. th'
was az little as the brandy could do to acc
plieh his resurrection, as it had produced
living death!
MEXICO.
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A Wus WoxAs.--wc copy The following
from tho Baltimore Republican oi Saturday
Ws uodere,and from gentleman recently
from Llcv,'s MiIls, upon whose WORD W. can
adv, that no little interest has been excited ~
,h,t oeirI,borhood, IN consequence u the coca.
s,onsI appearance. for some time past OF 10.
mac, supposed to have fed IRON society aud
taken 90 her abode IN the woode. Shc Is TO.
,or,rd by those who have seen her az pcing 10
m,rkably deIcstc aud fair; with flowing tresses'
and small fee, and hands; neatly, though plainly
Iaruareled and IN her movements, when I'M
conscious Of any OF her species oc'ng noar, eau
| tious and sprigh,ly; but, on observing any per.
son. she bounds back to the dcp,h OF the forest
with speed aud Iighlness almost superhuinan'
She 10 seldom seen; having been accidehtally
discovered, she has been watched Tor WIN
much interest, aud as the mas occasionally
emerged from the unknown place. OF her seciu'
sion-oher home in the rocks and gen-persons
have witnessed her visits TO the "oyiVian
Spripps." situated in deep ravine peculiar to
that region OF country. We also learn that a
number of gentlemen, anxious to satisfy their
curiosity in reference to this mysterious rccluse,
have determined to find out the abode of the
fair and lovely stranger, and, if possible, restore
her back to society. We hope to be able to
report the result.
A REMARKABLE CITY.-Constantine 10 one
Of the largest and most interesting cues IN Az
rca, and probably in the world, from ns sitn-
alton; it is placed upon the top ola rock nearly
square, surrounded nearly by deep raVine, al
the bottom of which runs rapid river, ana cuts
i off completely from the surrounding country
Nature seems to have prepared this almost III
Vulnerable site for city--it stands among
covered with eternal snow. The
scene is grand and the ravine most awful, va
wing from three to nine hundred feet IN depth,
II bare rugged rock; at the bottom Is river
which dashes most furiously along its rough and
broken banks, and at last energies from valley
a, the foot of one of these mountains. by an al
most perpendicular fall of one hundred 6and nifty
feet. Ja at this point, from the pc ak OF the
towering rocks above, is the place OF the exc
culion Of the unfaithful wivea OF the cltzene;the
poor wretches we're thrown from the rock above
and descending nine hundred feet below, were
dashed to pieces. When the French took the
town, many of the inhabitants in terror threw
themselves from these rocks into the abyss be-
low. Constantine cost the French two eXpe-
ditions, as they failed in 1886, and were obi
ged to retreat with great loss. In 1887 they
were successful, but lost their COMMANDMENT
Chief with large number of officers OF high
rank, and altogether the town cost hive thou
sand men, as | am told by an officer who was
present on both occasions. However, with the
French in possession of the town it impregna
BILE.
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i).ieui stlcoi1ircs.
wrSTAR'S BALSAM

COMPOUND BALSANlC PREPARATION from
\ MI Cherry BARK AMI Tar.-rhe acsi RsNhDf
known 70 ire World fo the cure oi Coz ns Nods As-iS
c.. Bleeding Of Pie Lgnss. Wloopngco1 p. bronen
- f,s,-ra -lortues. oi BREATH Par Sn1 Weakness n
lie Bre.i OF Se, Liver Comp AMI Ire tf' ''Sers o.
~ A THOUSAND CURES IN cases deemed utterly
hopr.e-. tase trnly r>stsaed - Nlsi saqvrorS oFe
every former neca discovery u hSs Always seen iSt
Nsiu-e's own Prescription oclns ioru-1 oASHs iloal
eles,-. .>rr-cs fr5ul Md C4-rry Bark AMI rtr-two
that rn cSy scattered wherever diseases % &
lungs prevail We i've Aie,s ot - eNlrsornsrf
power from acNAO-ue d'-Osi without END;
4 adv address al. be- rvcn u iie NeN-l orA Agency
who gwen up by a. OF lvr physician. 70 lie OF con
SUMPTION hal hard um0r for moa.hs on fe .de-rAseG
anon quantities OF matter s0tl Of ocny saosiSnoesd
tss-n no necne Tor months. being pas a. lope-en
urey cured hv few bodies OF his Bsl-sm IN September
ami October, lsf4
A. Carnan Sew.yors City. who had not slept. lying
DOWN r seven years l5eln- Obliged 10 sleep stiins
no.ure fur cured % attend - his business N the inos
stormy weather
Thomas Budee Esc J. P Jlnaics. L. cured Of asthma
OF % wears -fartn-
Ts5m9. Cozen. Haiionfeld y. J. iesifes under oath,
tat be si yorli cough ami PAIN ~ ne ste-ior mons
r. So ar.a lAlcr- of cornlp. nttr-Nso insch hioO1-
IN. phvscIr. could 10 0gl little Tor hm-s,Ve nm pas "i
mercury hlt i 10 gooi-hs trends AT supposed le nsi
gaop.ng consumption 'en.fe.y cured ~ Afee oo''es'
WlSrAR> BALsAM - q. -,
Mr. Ann d. Hopk ~. OF Know esvle. y. \. entirely
cured OF liver comp and genera debility OF e'sn'en
months stan linz. ,,, ~, ,
Il-ob Hoamaa. " n Huntingdon. cured child OF 7.
Schroebe of obstinate disease Of TIE Luns-, after Ne @
trlei ei the usual remedies n
Cases daily occurnn. in every part 81 ne country
which prove bv ta vast superiority of tis ha-an
every shade OF Lung AMI Liver disease over every oer
propagation heretofore known 10 the weird -
Sl.t. Wholesale ans Retail BY \ Z. H. SANDS,
Wholesale Dnl-Ess ~ Fulon-.'. New. lorA. sold also Al
si3 Broadway. y Ea,i Broadway THg ,sovg ARE riE
oNLY AcESrs ~ rms CITY, Prce, - per bottle sN
bottles Tor - mis- ON
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-. lhIS LOsO nsON AM fasOntiE E5fAo.
ha AsAlrn, eNlsn-iss ,sVunus bc.oisins Ia II
ala lie apputlc acc., HAS OVVl tVcens pa uiso tbs
pcfecl AMI ana VIII be oIesisi or tisS
itcopuoa Ot visitors inc i5ln oi june noAL
Iur inducements aud adsa.as,s offered by The Saps
Souc hui summer retreat too ~tdeiy knowu
render dsselsOu nosssssi!. ts spae,vss and
ccs SALOONS ana c,aIln.en.se fch aia ai'sfsneS
Oe.uy lis eAtnsise pleasure grounds, NO" M lie nsnoss
VI h4isA cus aliVn-sis su.I ssnsuisut vi ~
shady rtifcas4a Va, cVuOn and oiusr "iAcn II ~ nsni'
cha lic wnv.c
~ pcscul vailed s eious 10 ue puone
-eADiaaiy.
40 .l..ea ami these ho, ron decsl, health Or oInr
.O,aIuu mile. from ssss."sa oprnxs h
has communication Uy oad several 1l.vs day,
elOrns csy opportunity of mIn. nns IA the aiIes and
las,non, ~ tai .shioaO!e "al,ls pace. "itDi1 v"-
annoy anu conius.on vi s ,iv*dA
Inc o1iav.a MleIa4 W alcis ~u DV constantly lufulsisd
Aeal u. aId sparkling at ts springs tneiseisea
sO .ilAcI roa.- ip tuS isuiesiiaIs s,cauy
suns ScuGl vi sfcsd ,alr aad cineacy. Lhc new
SfAiN1 bAIns al ooiatOsa LsAc four miss
Jlslan Carriages bVei ala ior
Visitors nsy 6~Ass
Or 10 enyos Geashti1i ~csnery " Ne aAs. .
Tue .. ~ul &c under tne caIse Of ma H. H.
C,.ANE ai,a b. " III ArOnD, iase % nS kss Issefns
A.Oauy ey uls lai l.li personal enOits tos eu-r
iy hais4 AL anias aii aAfacuous, ~L render
Il co.d Os wished Oi Dy IlV-- sock bcalth,
.uuAlOfl pleasure duuAs "a. coming season.
10, On
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EOUTHOUY a. MEYERS, Jh broadway, respectful y
y invite ihe p.9 20 ca. ~ their store and esnnne if
.,n.,lr, of FROM 10 and Oh MOLU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE. MAMIE J.. SOLAR. BRACKET, AMI READ.
ING LAMPS CAS- DELABRAS DIRANDOLks, BkAt-
Mt BRANCHES n1 CANDLE! nc hs, 10 every variety
Jf patterns.
CABIN SOLAR AMPS a new md superb article p
culary fe- raoe tor paCse-s and sieal9iona.
iu evidence of DE uerurfv Of fs portion Of heir stocA
any of ~ lass offered 10 te public N tins q
they can with honest pride r-ief no less that SIX GOLD
and FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded 20 the mtnuaciur
william ile iu-t years, Tor tie greatest variety ana
beauty of patterns ans 3 unrvael finish of lner WORK
Fsrr article sold {. y ls warranted O pe what they
represent and those 10 Wish 10 Obtain lf.i class goods
Dnce often paid for ouch o. very Inferior qualify
~ A liberal q scorrt 1 % Churches and Hotels ST ly
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nR. POWELL s. DR.. DlOoSI OCILI,Ts AND OP
~ THALMlC SURGEONS, ave removed 10 Tie prsull
ltey occupied Dy Dr. Elliott. No. -h Broadway, cor vi
a-rlu-- lAcr prlc-ce eAc .slgtly culllcl ~ Dis
EA-E> of Tie Eye Operations upon that Organ and o.
Aupella-e-. AMI oil perfect Of VISION Dr. Poye
Caused luT Yeas "ilI Tie celebrated Df. JACOB o.
Ja1l Do. ls ll-c0Ftrer 0i Le lDrtla lcDJ" Do b
-Fr.l Dr. D.o--y pupil Of Dr. ELLIOTT Tor SIM
~ pcroi ami l-eg4-uily acr Assistant M ls eAel
.se lrlftle Terms mOlerlc TIE pOor tre4led grail-
1lsIy. Ar4hclA Eyes Inserted. Entrance J., Warrel
.--.-.f mvIi 3aNff
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nensa tor several wears. winch rr 'ei ls- residing
ine Nesf from having y cun,-ut o. impaired by i- esf
eru fever. ana probably log taking N llcu4- Quantities
necuc Ms appetite very poor ana uy food ola dol
rro.els llgc-tuc --.ull f el.lc-s and general lr.
f.rOul Loufuy whole system ! ir.el grru- tlt-er
fa 70 Sar-apara huf they all iaiel io effect c1e kuon
M Of some cases where vour -a-aparu had been rrt
nrlsfcial resolved % tv bottle alll deriving 5elft
fleFefr,m continued uutl bad as-u half dozen bot
ies ana an happy iol.orA sou ta my nca-. is Low
stored.
Tothose afflicted similarly 90 myself woaid ceerflly
commend vour Exfraci ci >ar-apalll
Your. IA. ID. CURRAN.
Goa. Agent. l3+ Muaei-slrce-
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H. c HAsAELL, No. III Pier.


Having beer or O. lol- lllr troubled win weakness u
M mach and -e--an 4l4 cuas-C 4tlct VIA gene
m uruifv-uIt wIiAlu lev werA- past more Firflla D
.rase 10 Tire stomach, with ls- ol 44lt-t. l4gres-e
wit great -cuy il taxing ly meals ana afcr ea-a-
win. proi.e uumI oi wilit was ia4lcr u .ry u0i
LIZ I'd lie above AeaLcnr having heard % Il-lls rcclil
ueltci ilr suc. case- o. nay tM- ~ FL D. 20 lsr l
r -. i.,i mod taken q iree f4-, before ,et .rcai
eli and before tlscl l cuiLe iil liillillc- ap
.i-. to be- a cd ms fpcltr al- ~ ts,ill De-
.Iris,I anl I.st irli clf fr- i4A t go ewes
.Ir~- 4tcl l.s duc io lie ilpAc ail d. loWu-
M Line, ir.lihr of tle mrdicnr. 90 stle fa he~c o GU
,accls NAY t.or themselves, - We AAoN 'a'' "1n'e
n, .lesr u. ilom LIS pelprNlit .sesse. go
I.-v. o a L. - oOODN =. Ed Alb Pat
F1fsae ~ Isl FULTON-sf..-Els To- so-ih !ei'.-si
Albaa4. cals g. sal Iros Ar " el.s. ID 10 IA..
io.sasf Co Hudson; knlIcv 4rlaA >-i.1-.c city NJ
ow.er Lan-in. bur. b. snd pnlc4 Dr-Gsi .-s--l
Le la TED 81
None cruune eNcept Tut ~ n tie large square bot b
NLch cOnis4n GUAR. - Led wil c "f.l-rl -ai-i
81 ; P. TOWNSEND, and III. nAIne blown n Tie -las-.
fes ifo-s
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sv.- NEW Dt A.i ~ MNEK ikETkEAT.-Ths
III -uOseror ice eeuu.y auouiset - ue puo.e ueA W
suu cOAtn,Ics 10 Aesp lns above usneJ pOAhDlNo
E,IADLisnsiksi iOr ue fesepuo- VI thoss wDo msr
euJOy al, aias vi cool sDJ ssay Atmospheric
Inc House i. LAlkOL a4II cOMNODiOLs, and psassnty
situated AcaIeniy tia, wtir muuss wsik Ut uso
steamboat handing As pfVspsts VI me feh.s ~ une
tl4-on, anOrdIu. IIOOsI,cd o NowDuf IN bay,
view Oi West Point, Tie Highlands, Mountains,
scenery, Fsses single persons can Oo a1connole-
NIt board BY the aay ~ wcea al rrasonasi. price,
Ne~Ourgn, Mag, iS.5 lmyH &,DisapI H. A. DODOE
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FOR THE PILES.

nR UPHAM, ELECILAkl t-n internal remedy j.
- certain for lne PILES, either internal eAieI-
ill.rrlng u1d sod only in t. city ~ %. Oft O..
-- on -ua Proprietor, A JfhAM, " d. regular educa-
red Physician Oi twenty years experience, confined o
l1cr r4ccr where Pies ami al Chronic Diseases
rsslly rrraled Medical Ohce, 55 bOwefy, four door-
lDOgr sPrng-slgreL Ohce hours from A VI. 20 p NJ.
Advice .r.fs mv7 lmDkWf
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THOMP,ON's TRUssEs, once -

@L-( THOMPsON's TRUssEs, Once -
MB.eknaD-stIeeL About ~ Ut lhe physicsns
~ and surgeons Of N-wfofk have giyen tnsr
= decided preferences 10 uas T,urs, y0g cen
srYL- ihe press1f. from TO my pounds the fgp
ure, without bach pad winch does much injury 10 ~
spnr. Dens tic best lest OF lis superiority,
4ppe and days tal gwen and n does not retain no
Uyture performing every kind of exsrcse o. c0sh-
nx give perfect ease-ts money cheenuiy return
I'd. A pernaiet cure Is easily effected, anu wufusd II
directions followed.
Iose sending THIS Truss need only mention The side
uptfed ami The round the p as they can gfsdu-
ie ~ sui tLeir case k3
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d Or. r--r = r
sn's ui'h Chron- n-elses ERE trst-i 30 New Leos-,n
S1rrs Coi1 ia Co. =. y. ST. l'i = u.e- F. OF Albany
al res ". ID. Fi-sl-.4 " ss Dr. :. Will spend c1r-
on- lf fie summer - icon 70 - pee
The Wlfrr-Clrs jolrusi end l..cler Of Health. Joe
$50 40 % Ff--r d .l1nt. & " -rl-.- PUN sl.-.
~ b. s,,--i IN WI r. Grs.aia T-.lre B..l'.1-- isi
Nasssl-.-re-f Se7v-for C.-y subscribers - hereafter
receive tier numbers 40 . pace Terms per volume
o. .. numbers. .n s-ivarre my5l
~ Canton 20 The Public 80 .e '3r -e sale Of iie
Original Genuine fL -'lo w = ~ ~ g.. Cog-i4rit-
yer 10 f. '' ~. r. .a i. Ia, '-',' 2:
urged tv nV 'rrnIs wei a, fy le consideration ff
much 5000 - b. done .l 4.4 i-s extensive lliro-uc
rol offh- ,--n 90 .he public er' INFO al a-rir rr--
Tor -s- uir1o-a snf 0c-i ug-f so SO A. Couft.rfi.
boz .ie cry o Ner-4orE- H-,ia coaaielce IN young
man bv te llnle o. s-HENcA n verbal understanding
WI, lfl. and tl- I'd cine va 20 n t ni--. and tr-e
1Iteleat o nay cu-- 1y ilr '-, A pr nam, 10 The form
OF a c-r-.tcste was published sl1 widely cfc4l-et
continued ts connection ilnl lli reason % believe
this per-on irrl from tle lnir sanding COmp1n-
AFTER comp ll bal come l ~ ne relative 70 ,a- variability
and strength ~ -0e syrup Ilin- -nt written agree
mont mi %. more e-sraa t-frl one bug % Wa de-
n.el could overlook and pardon ang merely persona.
natter hlf ur rsr1. .l poo completely .n.rtror.l
with fe reputation Of ts filal medicine T. of course.
,rt tr w aI-r-r affected ie ore S9al extent ,- col-e-
n i-fn. and c0rflc ing f- business w time and
af-e1 Devoted eNon-,e to i ilese ind irncrs,
based upon my we l-nn7 c'- '- ind ts c'f1cl-e D.
my i-a amy advice fn lunrer 'ier' friends
eho called o. uy o-le Isl Ne o. 10 oAers 90 bonn visited
1oh l tle cg lli country, l '- -r4-lt. .0 aud
moss "a, I..-r.l popularity Of U~ treatment of r.r-Iaar-
..I q o.
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Ne- p, -, %. - ...- --- b, 81 ..., ~ ,,'-,. Z -
seem H. means " .e,rs ard Restoring 20 hesIl Rrsl-
Fl. .... 49,. --.. ~. ...r.. .rI ff .., IL. ID,
.r d.. .',. .-.f'. fu a ...lf IL. ,..- .
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CHEAP uOuSr furnishing STORE.

If uudrrsi- constantly Oh tad, a. 0s prices
L good assortment Of Hardware, TDwar-, briannil-
ware Jspanu@Iware Woo u-ware and Baskets An exec.
assortment Of Table Gun cry VI choice patterns ~ lowest
market prcts Pocket and Pen Knives u All descriptions
Britannia Coffee and Tea Pot Lamps, Nc Tea Tray, o A.
dcscr pons Also, large umOer oi choice patterns Of Go
the Tea Trays, very cheap. Also, HOcwwsre, A. POf-,
Kettles. sd Irons. Carp nier TOOs, cheap and OF the
n~-i qualify, Planes, saw = Cilsei-, SC Also Nn-
Locks Carpet Iac. &C. LA eHise BRUSHES ~ anOstesery
knl-C oh and HAIR scrub a. n Pant and Busting Brushes
exec variety Of W. Odw and Baskets a. Tubs
Pals Wan Boards, Clothes Horses, bowls and In;s
BrDOfu- Cradles isse Char French Travelling Bask--
Nc. &c. Pease eve T. K 10 HNStON call at 80 Caths-
unesircet and De- viii strive accommodate you with any
hing ia hs Inc - cleap can - Afforded 10 the City
r. r. JOHNSTON
n Ban excellent assortms nt Of oval and oval hollow
Patent Brass Star Rods. ml2
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DREPARArOl Il tBOABDlNGl SCHOOL. MIDDLE.
L IOWN, Co ND. H. CHASE, A. NJ RlNoifAL-
itl coutuunsf nODths 90 30 per session ThOronl
preparation foe 2e.eo % bus-,s ana personal a1'nt"-
Lads from SeV-N placed charge OF careful per
II Rr..7..sv fB w.
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HULL'S TRUSSES.

NOTICE TO hlriJ RED fEhsoSs-Persons ~
hcrd with Kupurrs may rely upon Tux beet nsrumso
AID The word aiofs, Application al is othce, NJ.
Nrsey 10 We A-en- n tir Primo pa Tow u
United Be careful tue tacs pad Huns
nss.-, 10 II tnsy .DdorscJ BY VI. Huh wflnS
None are genuine ~ 10 be fee upon good, wthoul hn
signature
seny persons have undertaken yend limitations of Hugs
.eeDfatel Irusses and thousands imposed upon
edueDce. Iisse mutations cannot lie fesj ussy are
BY unsAlIi mechanics aiJ better asn tbe ofd
l8ry Irusses.
been tlled up at No. Vesey-suse szelu
,vey ior ades, having separate entrance from lhs bust
department, where fenae IN constant atlsndaDes 70
Sa upon patients. nIlu