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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-02-21
THE STATE OF MISSlS lPPI, }
1IPPAH COUNTY.

1IPPAH COUNTY.
CTcUrr COURT, Pad Day October, IS45.
Sarah A. D. Cnlbreath, }
vs.. Bill for Divorce
William X. CuIbreath,
Ill day came the Complainant by her A..
- torney. and IT appearing TO the satisfac.
t'on OF The Court, that the Defendant resides
beyond the limits of this State. so that the or.
o'hary process of this Cour, cannot be served
upon hun. II is ordered by the Court that On.
itss me SAID Defendant appear at the next term
o' TINS Court. to be held for the County OF Tip
pan IN the State Of Mississippi, at the Court
House IN the Town of Ripley, on the fourth
Monday in March lsi6, and peal. answer or
demur TO compliments bill, tina. the same with
all the allegations therein con-, aimed, will be Ia.
Ken as confessed, ane this cause get for fnai
hearing and decreed accordingly. 1t 10 further
ordered by the Court, that this order be pub.
lished in the Ripley Advertiser, a Newspaper
published in The town Of Ripley in aid State OF
Mississippi, for the sdace of three Months, no.
lfyIng the defendant of the pendancy of this
suit. ABSTRACT.
Complainauts bill charges, that she was mar.
RED to the defendant in the year 1871, and liz.
ed together one year, and that said defend ant
lett complainant and went to places unknown to
her, and has no, returned, and disregarded bis
marriage VOW with her, and has continued bis
w'liu' deser'ion Of her for, the space Of more
han three yeaas
PRAYER, that the Bonds of matrimeny be.
tween them be dissolved and for general relief.
II. w. STRlCKLiN, CPk.
Deem. 9Th lo45-l-3m
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Notice

II will apply at the February term. le48, Of
the Pfooa,e Court Of Tippah County Mis.
sisslppI, for final settlement of the Es.
tate OF James Digger, deceased. All persons
Int eresed can attend at that term.
JAMES L. MCDONALD.
Executor fc.
Deem Goth lS45-3-lfc
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
a II the December term le45, of the Pro.
VA bale Court for TIppah County, Miss.
Letters OF Administration were granted
to the undersigned on the Estate Of NJ. d
Stout, DECD AL persons indebted 10 said Es.
tate would do well to settle immediately, aud
all Persons having claims against said Estate
will present the same IN the time prescribed by
by law, or they will be barred.
JOHN GOSSETT.
Adm. Of SAID Estate.
Deem. 18th lS45--2--6w
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TIsHAMINGo COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT, October Term D. l645.
,'"' !: r p..., Bin for Divorce.
IN RDERED by the Court, that publication
OF the pendency ofthis Bill, be made in
The Ripley Advertiser, public News
paper published in the Town of Ripley, County
of Tlppah, Mississippi, for six successive weeks,
before the next term Of this Court, that unless
the said Defendant pleads, answers, or demurs
to Compliments Bill, the same will be taken as
confessed, and decree rendered accordingly.
Test: JOHN REEVES, CLERK.
Deem 18th ls45-2-6w [prs fee IS.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

"NtlE undersigned, Administrator of Charts
l. Jay, deceased, has presented a final
account OF his Administration on said
Estate, to the Probate Court OF Tippah c. unty,
Mississippi. and will, at The next April Term
thereof apply for iIs audron and allowance.
THOMAS HAMER, Admr.
February 7th lSi6-9--3w
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MAsToDoN COTTON SEED

I'll URE, unmfrcd and unaduierated, ma, be
81 had Gas long as any remains unsold.) e
my agents in New Orleans, Nachez,
N'cEsbnrg, Yazno City, and Memphis, mho hare
'crltea authority R ABBEY.
fazoo Guy. Jan. 9, ls46-2y
uj'AlI The papers IN the State will please
copy twice, counting this one squate Jan 81
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1aYHIS day came the Complainant by hi
Attorney, and 1t appearing to the salts
faction Of The Court bat the Defendan
resides beyond The units OF the State of Mlssis
siPpi, so that the Ordinary process of this Cour
cannot be served upon her. 1t is therefore or
deaed by the Couri, that IN ess thu said De
tendant apperr at The next term IF This Court
on the first day thereof TO be held for the Couu
~ Of Tppah, at the Cour, House in the Town
OF Ripley 10 said Stale, on the fourth M0nda y
IN March next, and plead, answer or demur to
Complainants bUl, hat the same with all the al
leg atoms therein contained, will be taken as
confessed and decreed accoi DINGHY. II IS fur
Their ordered tnat this order be published in the
Ripley Advertiser, newspaper printed IN the
Town OF X pley, in SAID State, for the space of
three Months, notifying the defendant OF the
tendency Of this suit.
ABSTRACT.
Comp!ainants Bill, states that he was MARI.
'eto defendant in lS4I, IN Tennessee, and that
hey lived together ssme months, and Compla |
liant afterwards concluded 10 move, and did
move 10 Mississippi, and hat his said wife refu-
led to move with him and has remained from
I'm ever since, and has continued wiliul obstI.
late deser,on OF his bed and boa I'd, tor the term
# three years; and further chrrges the separa.
ION to defendants own obstinate Will.
PRAYER, that the bonds of matrmonu be
issoved
II. w. STRlCKLIN, Crk
Decem. 9Th lS45-l-3m
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

MWHEREAS, Letters of Administration
wv on the Estate OF William Mcleod, de
ceasrd. were granted to the undersigned, at
The January Term, 1916, Of the Probate Court
OF 1iPPah County. Stale of Mississippi. All
persons having claims against the Estate of
SAID decedent are hereby required to exhibi,
the same, within the time limited by law, or
the same will be barred.
V. ID. GOSSETT,
Administrator ofsaid Estate
January l0th lS46-5-6w
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1HE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
TIsHAMINGo County.

1HE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
TIsHAMING) COUNTY.
70 all persons interested in the Estate IF 10
seph and ANS Akin, Minors.
"OU are hereby cited TO be and appear
before the Judge OF our Probate Court,
At the Court House in the Town e
J'cnto, on The frs, Monday in March rext,
and then and there to show cause, if ary you
can. why an order shall not be made by sad
Court to eel the W # The N. W ! Of Sec.
>. TO, K 7 east; lying and berg IN sald Coun-
y, belonging TO Joseph aud Polly Akin, .ccor
di ng TO the prayer of Am Akin, Grardi. n Of
said minors.
Witness, ior. A. n WEIR. JUICE
Isl Of proba'es and Seal al rthce, 3 ST
January 1916
TBsv: E. ID KEY, Clerk
February 7rh 1916 % -IH
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TjDDah lOnntv

TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
Tippah County.
10 all persons interested in The Lands, Tene
nents and hereditaments Of Elizabeth Jackson
dec aSed
"OU are hereby notified to be and appear
FL before the Probate Court of Tippah
County, STATE of Mississippi, on the first
Monday in March next, then and there to show
cause, If any you can, whythe following dis
cr'bed lands. viz, the s. E. / of Section II,
Townsh,p3, Range 3, East, should not be sold
according 10 The suggestion and petition of the
undersigned, and other lega,ees of said estate.
ASA JACKSON,
Administrator of said Estate.
January lO,h lo46-5-6w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOA IT MAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOA IT MAY CONCERN.
TAKE Notice, that have this day fled my
Petition in the office of he Clerk Of the Pro-
bate Court Of Tishemngo County, in The State
of Mississippi praying The said Court for Dow
er in all the real Estate of my deceased hus-
band. Alfred Boyde, late of SAID county. |
shaIl move the SAID Court on the first Monday
in March next, TO grant the prayer of said pc
ti,ion.- When and where all persons I'M crested
may make their objections. if any they have.
FRANCIS BOYDE.
Feb. Bird lS46-lO--w tee SO
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ESTRAY-Tippah County.

IEyAKEN up by Jesse Williams, living 4
mics North Of Ripley, one sorrcll horse,
with blaze in his iace. blind on his efi
SIDE, LETT hind foot white, also slightly hpped on
the same side, Ia or ID hands high, surpassed
to be 3 years old next spring; Apr. to sos.
N. NJ. ARMOUR, Ranger.
January 9TH 1916 -6-3w
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pound Pins.
tHis'are article go seldom found in hi.
market. is now for sale At KING. corner hv
Feb, 90, ls4s. J.B,WArr,r y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-13
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
. AND LOUISA RAILROAD.
TABLE OE RATES.

At Meeting Of the President and Directors Of the RICH
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on tho 18th day OF October.
is45. the following Table OF Rates for tho Transpor
tsIon OF Passengers adopted. take effect and
after the Is day Of December next, until otherwise
dered by the Board.
BETWEEN RICHMOND
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(tLAHET, PORT, Madeira, SHERRY, Wa
~ LAGA, CHAMPAGNE, and other Wines and IL
QUORs-
SO superior Cisret Wine
20 ! casks Old Port Wine
20 do for Bar
pipes and 20 casks Hadeiun Wise
10 castssheny do
so do Malaga do
90 BASKETS Champagne various brands
100 don. superior London Porter
90 dor. Old Hunt Neaman a Go. Grape Juice Pou
100 bbk Hicharison's Old Rye Whistey
With general n MI tinds u domestic
BBANDIEs, GIN, Rum, wHfsKEY or by whoiesais
retail.
We respectfully solicit can from keepers Public ouses in
country stock before they purchase
ing always hand e. IS TO- IS snd 20 Ea packages we
prepared 10 put up any quantity that b. wanted
good ays. GAJLAgHKR A. OLDNER,
and Retail Dealers kinds of Foreign and
Domestic Wines and Liquors
SPA No Ea- Mais street
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

tzz.1.ss-za ON and after the Sd of December
1z>.zz~ ~ mel, Boats wiieave Richmond Mondays
Wednesdays aud FraYs at II precisely lad Lynch
burg days al 81 P. NJ
Rsturnag leave Lynehburg Mondays wednesdays Fridays
att A. NJ, anda arrive in Richmond day At - P NJ.
Passengers for stanton,
BY Boats will A. NJ Mondays and
Fridays arrive seotsvie A. NJ and by
Jpn.
PassanEGs CAarOs RaaI Court Hsuses
leave Richmond Stages Car
tersyile.
ROYD. EDMOND A. DAyPNPORT
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
.. 100 Littel's Living Age.
weiand The Transformation BY Charle. Broe kden
Brown; the first American Noveli.s
Marguerite de valois; nv I'm,
Views aud Reviews in American History and Fiction
oy w Shmore sims author Of "rhe Guy Rivera
The French Caok full and Petite eui.
naone' giving full directions for the celebrated
deheous porter entrees eIems sauces pates
passere eonhtures, gelees deeaey and with
uh dteeuons TOT preserving fruits
Don Caesar dc Bazan drama In three
Al their New Store No. 100 Main Street
70 One door above their old stand.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OrDERs
'INHE subscriber has the pleasure of INFORMING
his iend- pubic generally that he h., u,
received full supply Of fesh Spring which rende. M,
stock fd and eompe-wheh sale on
.en ID" assortment consists part following articles.
100 boxes ffc.h Bunch Raisn.
so bo1cs DO
IS do. dc
IS bores Oranges. In prime order
30 boxes Lemons prime order
so trails sot shell Almonds
bales hard
5 do rilberts
do Walnut.
ffais fresh Dates
10 boIes preserved Citron
easks Zante Cunants
1000 fresh Coeoanuts
80 don genuine cAre' Wine, celebrated brand
100 drums Smyrna Fiss
10 cases Havana Preserves
10 do Canton Ginger
90 bbls Ale.
Together with large supply Toys and fancy Goods and
French Cande eompse assortment OF on INV
WARRANTED equai 10 any In this other market
'ne Onon- JUAN PIZZINI.
APPS No lSe, nsrt door tn the Exchange Bank.
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GOODXEAIs's METALLIC GuM-ELAsrIU
MACHINE BETTING,

GOODNEAIt'S METALLIC GUM-ELAsIIC
MACHINE Betting,
PATENTED lS4i.
Made oniy Roxsury, near Boston, Mass.
s an article of immense value TO consumers OF
II Machine Betting. Its peculiar qualities
Perfect equality Of width and thickness which will retain
No degree OF heat under ESQ FaTenheis IT, and
mains flexible any degree OF cold
Essential and common ufpenne and other solvents -ome
Of which destroy ieather produce effect
I'll OF great strength and durability ard when adjusted
chiny does alterations the with leather
adapted kinds Of Machinery The prices which IL
afforded iogeT with the remarkable properties
ders 1t worth the attention Of all who the article
Circular list Of prices Ee., will be forwarded,
application % sIhserbe who the mmedent Agent for the
~ and promptly
CHARLES w. BURNEY Selling Agent
3-6m No. IS, fremont Row, Boston, Mass
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siv.n To 'erse-srttns inrena
ME fer.iifsiion- D. .. the great e,.-
seahon iof the impurities af the body
" va be notieed that a thick CLOUDY
mist issues from all points Of the sur.
lace. which indicates that thl. perspl
r.uon fio~suain,ersvp,edlv when ~.
arr In hsaith. hut ceases " hen we an.
neh. Lille cannot be sustained win.
oat q. u 10 thrown OF no N IN. blo.,s
and other juices Of the body. and Die
poses ey TINS meana. of nearly an m.
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80 u Ral.,sr is,.ranes 81 slOo >. ,i.Ii. ~
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me Inflammation and disease always lies hack
ye he socket Hence the virtue OF any
the Sat OF the Inclination viii do good The saye II
rubbed on the temples will directly socket The
pores will be oprned prop-r Precipitation win be created and ,hs
disease will soon of the surface.
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us hrst action Is to erpell an humou II drawing
m the lace free from lodged under the
ana uequf nty breaking out To the surface
"hen nere - nothing but dull repusve surface
begins To sonen and soen
delicate a. ehfds IL throws freshness aud bushng upon
ne no" WHITE transparent skin that perfectly enehan
times In Of freekes will first
hidden and seen but seldom Purue the save
appear
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coNsUMPTIoN.

IL can hardly be saye can h,v. ,nv
sead as they are within the system Bat we .,y one,
iot an mat this Ointment uns. ou,c., ,hs.
s hai can DC given Internally Thus pheed upon m.
psns'es aeeuy TO the ungs separates the poi.onou,
mat arr consuming from The
-, o say uA :. curing persons Of Consumption continual
W ahough we are told u foo-hncss no, wh.t h =,
90 long rs can cure persons yearly ~
HkAD-ACuE.
The save has cured persons Head Ache of 70 49,. -
place. 80 49, - N'A' cumming o''en
Ague in the Pace. ~ A'e
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Snaee assortment selected from the silk
OF recent 'mPortatOns Price. We VIII make to please.
T. HALF CHESTS EXTRA FINE ImPERIAL
" TEA, 5ssy aAoes artieie just received for sale
Wt NLoEs BROTHER.
40 FiHKINs GOSHEN BUTTER, good quality eI
N.Y. INLoEs d BROTHER
BEAUTIFUL SHOES FOR THE LADIES.
- We have opened spendd Cater
thin soes Of different and thin sole lace
Buskns quality We inys tbe Ladies 10 awe y,
eal-we intend to sell cheap.
my PUrNEY WATTS.
ALT.-'OO sacks 'wothngtons" brand, daily expected,
'O~hieh we VIII ell low wharf
ape GORDON L sKINKER.
AIDES BLACK BAoSzE NOR SLIPS -Ihave Just opened
. from fhadePhia very handsome assortment Of the above
yey beautiful slips ap23 JUDAH MYERS.
oGNAC BRANDY.-s half pipes superior cognae Bran
~ d. landing and for sale by
V24 DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
SHOwEH BATUs.-waterman's Patent shower Baths
~ and the Boston Bathing Pan for sale a,
ap IS LEWIS enters. ~ Main street
IDHIHE ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER.-we are
weekly receiving fresh supplies Of prime Orange County and
Delaware Butter in goods size packages suitable for families which
We sre selling low ap BlssBLL q HcCANDLIsH.
DOOTs-BOOTS-HOOT as I'VE have Iust
| low price. PUrNRY A WATTS
Nov ~ YOUR TINE for bargains, at ia Main a.,
~ In roadymade CLOTHING which hand. and
eanM sILAs MERCHANTS
Cheap Cash Clothing ore,
my Ilt Main street
| - ICH cur AND PLAIN GLAss.-ws Offer at re-
- tail rich cut AMI plain Gins Rows. Pitchers Deeaher
Pehle aud Sugar Stands Preserve Dishes obsts Tumbr
Wines Jees Salt Stands &c Ge Bargains msy be expected
WM. " BUTLER co.
| my2 50 Main street
COTTON YARNS.-20 bales assorted Nos,
myS DIvESFoRr, ALLEN Co
very superior boots,
/ JUST RECEIVED.
TTNBE attention Of solicited u an invoices Of Boots lust
received per express which for style and every
perfectly superior To offered for made
Gents patent leather Boots fancy
DO do English sboes Pnd Munroes
DO goat and eaf hHs Boots Munroes Ene
i m-Il on han nnnla lnuArh
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People need never be- troubled they will
AsaFAMfLY MEDICINE measure Ne value. 70
the cavenssoiona teads
the earth subject 20 n6unties Of hesso long dc
knownjua widths O1nsnt b. Used
esteemed When from on The cah, then The d.
mand will eease, and unthe
To ~ appfehensons of ~ ingredients IN poe
scs.inE powerful properties, that eomposed
oftbe and haes harris In erisence-
mercury from the fact that does
nufo the tin particle while VIII through ans ply
aio the bowels
JAMES MoALfsTBR 4 co,
les South n. Yort
Sole proprietor. Medieins whom Al communities
must be addressed tpos ai) Pres rs cts and soes
bT CAUTION. GO
Asths an Healing has been Ereauy eountedeed Ws
even me public hat no Ointment, viii be
yey,oe upie ts names James NcAhser, James hcAsF
4 Co are written pen evey label" The label
steel snrrayss figure Of iassh'be Persaon" he
nee
Now We hereby reward Of $500 psd
any the constituted courts Of the Uaed siss q Is
vtdusi eounterfstne and Ointment.
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parents knew how fatal medicines
inwardy they would be slow them Especially
eurai ozenges called nodeated pills
H. no one can tell invariably when present
me ay to parents, that this Salye will Always
worms viii drive yestge OF them away. This smpS
and tafe
There 10 probably medicine the OF
% sure and 20 Safe In the expulsion
would be cruel nay wicked give internal doubtful
eines, 80 long harmless eIerBal could be had
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IN HIIDS. SUGAR, part prime.
wv COO bars Rio, faE and Java Coffee
IS bofcs Sperm and rarow Candies
10 pacEaErs loaf and crushed Sugar
5000 10 suie Leather
cCroous Infiro
50 hores Soap
50 bbs PRIME Aolassts
goo tsrs Nails
50 tsgs Powder
SEQ ssets Ashtnu's qaH
20 ious tump Plaster
Sperm aud Tanuers oh
fcrpef fnsutn ginerf
Wruns and wrsppns Paper
Hisiercd and Cau stce, Gc
fn store. ani fcceivIuF, fof sas W
ahs l. D CRENsHAw. BROTHER a co.
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INCREASE OF THE WEsr.-A letter, dated at
Milwaukee on the 18th instant, says 1.-THE mar
shals of the different counties taking the census OF
the Territory and from present appearances popu-
laton will vary but little from 0O0 being increase
of over hundred thousand within five years. The
population of this city will vary fifty from $500
increase of 5000 in two years The population Of the
county Of Milwaukee, embracing the city and seven
sha which set of from this county last winter, will
vary much from $40 600; making 81 900 inhabitants
in district of country thirty miles in length by
thirty in width, which ten years ago an unbroken
wilderness. And yet the immigration to Wisconsin
is larger the present than it has been any previous
season.
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SUMMER HATS.
ECONOMY and FASHION,

ECONOMY and FASHION
n ROBERTSONS PHENIX HAT AND CAP
- MANUFACTORY, 1903 Fulton street.-The under.
signed bespess the attention Of the public to the quality Of
his Summer Hats the various properties usually
sought by taste they have the additional merit
being per below the standard prices They
sentiay similar material workmanship and fnh to the
articles by me splendid establishments OF
Broadway; and close comparison oil Their respective
the single that the subscriber has adopted style
Of trimming which eectualy the perspraton OF
the forehead from striking through, and mpnng the APP
Their average weight from az 81 ounccs-beng much
lighter than substantial Leghons Panamas Persons OF
taste and judgment who nenced in their purchases by
coude of invited EXAMINE them and TO
establish by the Of comparison their rrcse vaue
pared with the productions Of other anufacurers.
my23 I'm re ROBERTSON i03 Fulton street
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he kill thousand head averaging So per head,

he kill thousand head averaging Ss per head, or
$1,000 pretty good income.
Last June in place called st CRUZ; and
having spare time concluded to take ride
the great trees called red woods noted for their great
size One measured nineteen feet in diameter and $50
feet in altitude; while there thousands that would
ten and twelve feet One that was hollow
measured fourteen square feet, while it 800
feet high. tailor had his shop in it, 1t is only
few years since some enterprzing Yankee built saw
mill Before 1t erected the people paid 80 90 dol
lars thousand for refuse lumber from Boston; they
pay 10 dollars for their So much for Yankee
tcrprse. You may have read in the Bible of two
men grinding AT the mill They the kind OF
mill here-two stones the other, and turned by
to provide for the family. There have been three
mills put up latcy and have -four equal any at
home The forte of these people is horse manshp, and
in that they unequalled and the devil thank them
for it, for they constantly horseback from their
infancy.
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nv Is lmsn
GENIN,S GOSSAMEK HATS.

GENIN'S GOSSAMEK HATS,
n WEIGHING from az to 81 ounces. Price only 50 50
- IL is years the Gossamer Hat first
introduced by the subscriber the notice OF the New York
public the ghest the most desirable the most tasty
article for summer heretofore in
The astonishing attending them evinced by the
extraordinary large Of sales and the popular approba
ton bestowed them by the many who have given them
their patronage have been lost the subscriber who
that he Fcel iu his art pre-
public patronage the Gossar hat much lighter and
pleasant than any other before offered They
liable like the Leshorn and Panama TO lose either shape
ceor from the rain They be soed by
either perspson oil from the hair commonly the
with other Hats for the much admired style of trimmings,
originating with the proprietor eectna prevents all this
This is decided advantage over all other hats.
The public invited to call and Sc this article
j. N GENIN'S Hat and Cap Store,
my27 lm@rc 2lt Broadway, opposite ST. Pauls Church
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BON SEJOUR.

DUN N.
THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure to announce that
his house, Bergen Point for public
commodaon hotel the Jersey side has long been de-
sderatum which is supplied. The house 1.-THE old Me
mansion) has been retted elegant STYLE with
ncw and other important additions.
The grounds beautifully laid out and what with uxu
shrubbery, charming walks agreeable drives and p
SAINT boating the place will challenge competition with
rural residence Families who wish pass cool and quiet
be provided 9th rooms or suits Of apartments
ser choice Fish Of almost every abound IN the
Kills, and the Beghboring woods deficient IN game
The steamer Passac plying beweenNew Qrk aud Newark,
landing front of the house, day,
and the citizen, OF New York cannot 6nd more beautiful
drive than that between Jersey City and Bergen Point
In fine all vsters and boarde be assured
that pains will be spared make the place merit the IT,
DANIEL w. LOCKWOOD.
The Passac for Newark leaves the foot OF Barclay
10 A. VI. and p NJ landing in front Of The above place.
The Port Richmond boat leaves pier No M9 49, ~ and
o'clock At Port Richmond there will be boats IN attend
convey passengers, and land them at the house