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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-02

e Fhrenology.-Mr. L. n. FOWLER commences
his hrst Course Of Lectures in M Martins Church IN
Chyse siahove Delaney commence next Tuesday eve
min Z, February Sd. Al :; o'clock Admission Free he
continues his lectures Monday and Tuesday evenings
the place and hour The subject the first Lecture
will be the fund ameuta principles Phrenoogy and Ply
sioogy TO cicse with on. or Physiological EXamna
lions OF persons selected from the audience Mr.. Q. $
Fowler viii Commence similar Halls Buildings
Brooklyn, Feb. llth- $50 +.:s+
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SHERIFF SaLE.-By virtue OF writ ofirh fscias
- 70 me directed aud delivered viii expose ssle
the vesbue OF the City Hail. IN the City OF NewYork
Saturday, 3lsi day OF January 1885, e. u O'clock, n
right. title and interest OF Patrick Kelly which ne had
1Z2d day OF October lBi5, any
herx ards 10 al those two pieces parcels OF land
situate, lying and being The Westerly side Of SheE.
sIee in the Eleventh Ward Of the City OF New.York and
known and disD guished certain map made by Lud-
um, City Surveyor OF property belonging The Estate OF
banc CITson deceased by the numbers 29 and 40 and
taken together bounded follows, VIZ: Eas.sry In
front by sherislreet Westerly IN the by lots numbers
2i9 and 2 said map Norhery side by the reafs
of oLs numbers 24l az 2i3 and 24 and Souhery 90 %
other side by oi number 3 said iaapj each OF iae sa
lois containing IN breadth III front and rear y ees s
length each side 100 feet, being more or ,Sr
with tsnensns neredIsment and insEs sbsrtS
TO belonging and appertsining. WIN 'o.'A ~
S3SA- w. ALLtS; peputS sne'iH d20 law ev
The above sale Is postponed unni ~ ni,ee-E.vv YorS
February, 1876, al Tho same hou WEI Jones, Sheriff
s JONI W. ALIEN pooa.y s hsrG y
- George 81. Smith, Supreme Court
X Oi,ansr notice Is hereby given mat an tttacn-
~ tnrd az Inst the estate OF hoicen D. vsaSnn
ment bas State OF Rhode Island as nonresdent
row or 1 t,t the same Will be sod for e payment OF hs
debtor ir, be appear aud discharge such attachment ac-
dsns ~ law within nre months from the nfst puoiicc-
@ ma no.ice-and that The payment OF any oeou ouo
by residents of this STATE and the delivery 70 nim or
70 hi. use OF any property within this state belonging 70
him and The transfer Of any such properly oy n are Tor
hiddeu by law and are void Dated n2!weh, Chenapso
CO Oc, ION 1916 BABCoCk 4 REXFORps
oIs Lavish r. Iaw5m Aiiornsyssor Attaching Creditor
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g tfou-Guy Ra!,nn 1d,cn.:f Soap FOR the OF PIN
pies Freckles Tsn Salowues Eruptions and all akin dis
hgurenents the oy depot 81 Wskers lat Store FROM
Broadway, - cake Grecss Hair Dye, TteetGbs
Itq-rG Rou &C. for crms0nne Lips and Cheeks; Potdr'
subtle Tor eraiicanc sipero ha,r, without injury io
the skin. Ly !i for instantly scattering r-dness Rnc
fushes from the face Acoustic drops for curing dsSnes<
&c The above celebrated preparations or Or. Ooursuds
ara be found only besr mind al g. sers lsi Store
from Broadway.
AeEsTS-E B. Tu,,le, Assembly Buildings, Philsdelphz
Jordsn, Bik-,; BOSTON Carleton Co. Lowell Ives So
lem w l. Gerris Sedford; Guild Bangor Bliss Spring
ssii Crap X Co worra.t--: NY-rs ". Haven 5lu
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z Teeth! Teeth Teeth inserted without pain, and
good tie natural ones for biting and nasca

ton
4 complete set of best mineral Teeth ine
A set of best mineral Teeth on fine gold plate,
for the upper jaw, 10 be worn by strnospher-
Single Tooth 81 90 TO s. 90
Plugging Teeth " Lh gold, from. 75to so
BY DR.. JONES, corner OF Csnal-s. and Broadway. en-
trance in CsuaLsL II
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sFAIlcn DodwOrth's Private Dancing School,
No. 40 Broome-s- Broadway Polka, Mazurka and
all other fashionable dances taught in correct style
DIS
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TWEgTY-NIyTH CONGREss..First Session

Reported Specially for 7a< Nep- York Tribune
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.
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II. DaIley's Magical Pain EStractor.aThis
great article will the following diseases; burns
Scaida Tic DoIoreux Old Sores Swellings Spinal Weak
ne.s NC Sc-eveu life under The most trying crcu-
stances and they who regard will be aware that ID AL
lev is written on box of the genuine article only
General Depot the United States for thu sss o the above
Salye is No i2S Fuiton-ot Sun Building NJ u J8 6ns
ES- Window shade Depot, No. Sprucc-st.E
400 pair always hand Persons about furnishing their
houses win 100 per cent By calling 81 the De-
pot bARTOL Dt, mauFi.
,,.r,I rric.u ni5 rE
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Grey heads, bald heads. red heads, shoy
Be your possessors woman, man or boy;
To have hne dark, silky hs you've onlv but 10 give
Three shings for bottle OF Jones's Hair Restorative.
IL scuri ia your scalp, your hair falling fast
Use this single day. aud all such vile defects past
And your hair Is dry harsh, as E in winter time,
Twill make !; again, keep :,most and soft and dk and
prime.
Mind, reader, this IS really good article We formerly
nothing less than 81 but put shilling bottles,
that all may t-y Sold the sign of,he American Eagle g.
Chathan-s; or 55l Broadway, y. Y. lSs Fultou.sL
Brooklyn. $50 2ieod
Observation-Disclosures Cronkhie have returned 10 Nos.
81 and Sc occupied by them before The IRE
oSnOd
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Y, Hnrdinge, Photographer, may he found Al the
Franklin-sGuare Hotel Pesri.st isl lwis
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fes FOR SALE.-A dwelling house in East l5lh-et
Eja near Union-square Quilt last yesrl The house Is
built in modern sty-, four stories high shove the bass
ne and under cellar - feet hes in front and rear by
4s feet deep with story II feet piazza, enclosed ot
Jos feet The house is finished In The best manner WIN
mahogany DOORS statary manels, Croton water, range
boiler BATH water Closets &c &c $4,000 remain on
bond and mortgage for years. Apply to o. IL T. DA-
VISION Is Irving place. r. wv"
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g. FOR SALE-A desirable Dwelling House in East
M: Streents near union.square, tone oil our houses
iA now brng fn.shed The houses four stories lgh
above the basement end under cellar . Il front aud rear,
by 90 feet deep ot los L. n to be finished win meh0Sa
nv door, staary mnnles CToon wster, range, boiler,
bath water Closets double hsht OF stairs furnace DUMP
waiter from attic and every other improve
.nt into buit houses of tho rst class
Half the purchase money remain on bond and mort
gage for five years Apply to o Il +. DAViSoN
D,,A
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JOSEPH w. SAVAGE, President
WIN. JAS BoGcs, Secretary
N B.-Appications for insurance attended to without de-
Law al the Office No 50 WssL and for the convenience
of customers and the public in the upper part of the city, by
c. a. McIntre agent No 30i Hudson-st of Spring
and by L. Newman, agent corner OF Avenue c. and
that lis 2awSwisM&Th
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sssa FOX SALE-RosE.5 T--The two story house and
- lot in fee, No Al Rose't opposite the Frends Meet
ing-house Lot IS feet 'front.' rs feet inches In rear
% feet inches Deep ess. The house in complete
order,ea room in the r.arhe Croon water laid on and
Isabella Crap, Vines variety ofmpoed Rose Bushes &c.
Two thirds OF tho purchase mosey remain on mortgage for
term of years at per cent For particulars sppy TO
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctoneer,
~ 90, No Broadst
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vNEN DOLLARS REWARD-Missing Brussels
lace pocket handkerchief with the initials NJ Il I.
worked on corner The above reward Will be paid 10
any leaving the with Thompson Weller 255
Broadway, and questions asked. f2Sus'
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DUBhIC N0TJCE.-The snbscfber respectfully no
fes the Public thar he Is the duly authorized Agent Of
most Of me Newspapers OF all the Cs and principal
loc In tie United States snd Canada for which be
c.vrs Advertisements and Subscriptions at his Country
Newspaper Advertising Agency Trbone Buildings and for
which fully empowered To give receipts Entrance at
,hs Goa Office. " 3. PALMER t2s isf
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GOOD CHANCE for person going in business--
n For sale whole part OF the stock o. inc old eslaD
The store is fitted up handsome style, and will DO let at
moderate given any time between ms ana
for IN. last is years and good of family customers;
ou' 10 49,. =. raL-.n,i.as
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EXECUTION OF Mrs. vAS vALKESBuRGH-The
EJECT of the Governors refusal pardon this wreched
subsequent confession aud The circumstances
attending her execution thus given in the Fulton Co.
rarnocrat
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WORTH1NGTON q AOUGd,
.ro-neys Councillors al Law Land Collecting Agents
FORT WAYNE INDIANA
References.
David Lesvit Esq n York Reynolds Esq Eew orr
Csyin " How Etq. do Spofort, Tle-ton / Co DO
Gaorge W. He,eh Esq do Edward 6. Fale Co. DO
Innaa Cnnklnr & Co. y. Y. " laWlM
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-30
From the Delta-Extra I
LATER.

Another Battle Gen. Taylor again Victorious
-Rout of The Mexican Army 300 Meric ans
killed--Gen. Ampudia is reported TO hare been
taken prisoner--Meis. RinggoM and Browa
dead.
By the U. s. steamer Col. Harvey, Can't. J.
d. Wood, arrived this morning from the Brazos
st. Jago, we have dates from Point Isabel to
the morning of the 18th inst. when she left.
On the 9th, Gen. Taylor took up his march
for the camp opposite Matamoras, and again en-.
countered the enemy, in ravine about three
miles below camp, where they had chosen their
position to dispute his progress, and in an action
which lasted about three hours, defeated them !;
they had about 300 killed and wounded, and
lost nine pieces of artillery, 3 standards, besides
agreat number of small arms, pack mules, &c.
Amid the rejoicings on account of the triumph
OF our arms, the nation has cause to mourn the
loss Of some of our bravest sons.
Gen. Taylor lost about go killed and woun
oed; among whom were three officers, viz
Lieut. lnges, of the Dragons, Lieut. Cochran
o. q, .ne IN Infantry, and Lieut.. Chadburn of The
A., ,n'antry. Among the wounded are Col
n,S Iia'osn OF the 9Th Infantry Lieut., Col Payne,
wi, n nruliefy, and Captain Hooe, s. h Infantry
tally. '"N ''o"0 ''pp0'e' A'''
,o ~" exchange Of prisoners took place on the
ho o.n' aho we understand Capt. Thoralon had
'een released by the exchange.
FROM the most authentic source we learn
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mat The number q The entu,'s forces, IN bot
IohRaRclneniF, was not less than between sose
and eight thousand men.
ger. Tsylor after reaching tho cainp. return
leo 10 Point Isabel on the evening Of the ION
WIN auain Of wagons loaded with ammun ton
luggage mules, &c, taken from The enemy.
me communication between Point Isabe
aou Ten Tayltrs camp opposite Matamora
may now be considered open.
some o. The ammunition taken from he cnem,
~ hfst engagement was used upon them IN thl
second
| The following Mexican officers w,re takor
prisoners: Gen La Vega, Lieuls. Prada and
Velez, Lieut.. Col. Marines. A,d.de.Camn -
oeh' La vega, accompanied the General vol
un arIly. They arrived here this morning op
me o"l. iiarney, IN the charge Of Lieut.. ! !
heynolds OF the 4 b Artillery.
Tie gallant Capt Walker was in both en-.
gagemen'f' and we are happy to state eseaped
wthoutirjury
Gen. Taylor and etaff were to leave pojn,
ISABEL on the 18th for his camp opposite Mata.
moras.
Major Brown, Of the Artillery, who was lef,
IN command OF the fort opposite Ajatamoras
dled on The 10Th OF wounds received IN CALAMITY
defending MS post, and was buried with military
honors on the llth.
MaJ RnggoId, well known as The comman.
ger oil Inc Flying Artillery, also dted on the Tn.
from wounds received IN he action of the h.
capt rage who was wounded in the same
engage menh we are happy to state, is randy
recovering Lieut. Luther, also slightly wunn-
ded rs coUvaleeGent.
we have the following verbal intclfgence
rom one Of The Dragons Of the y s. Army.
lie states thatiWhen Gen TaY,ur came ip,eighi
Of the enemy, their number appeared 50 large
mat be eXcIaImed-"F Friends we must yapou,sb
)r die; saying which he ordascI the draaaons
o charge on the NJ Xlcan artillery. Tney i'm
nediateIy o5eyed their commanders order and
nade such an onslaught on them that they were
ompelted 10 abandon zine field pieces and seek
her safety in fight.
oar informant states that the Moxicans re
rreated N Confusion to the other side OF the Rio
rance, ard that he was among those who pur
led them up 10 the river Several Mexicans
ere drowned IN attempting 10 cross. lie is
OF positive whether the waole or part only Of
le Mexican army attempted to re- cross the /
io Graude.
The steamers Galveston and Augusta arrived /
Braz) ut. Jago on the IL and were dis
larging when Cot. Harvey Jeff.
t'he men who had been landed from the fec, Il
ere about returning on board thor respective
ssels, their services not being required, 4
The steam schooner Jas. Cage left Brazos ST. {
90 IN company with the CT. Harvey viii Ec
spatches for Galveston consequently The next a
rival 10 be looked for Wi! be The steamship 4
ilVeslCn. @
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crossing the Chauabooolie river. THIS n,
people OF husstl county seem no longer willing
W ~ mn TO- and Tor the purpose Of mendhg The
matter nave erected toll gate at their end OF
'no Ot'dgc aleo, 80 that persons crossing nov
nave iopaay toll at both ends. The city council
y, columbus have employed counsel to prose.
cue US Clam TOT the removal Of the toll gate on
the alabama SIDE, and 80 the matter now stands
~ mas assumed such an appearance, however,
.os az tae newspapers tn the 0eighborhood are
oals1ng Oh Tue CIT zens TO keep cool aud exercise
moderation and lorbearance.
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ARK OFFICE, }
, o'clock, p. Nj. NAV -, 1916

The Monarch has lst arrived at cur whar
bringing New Odeaus papers dates to Nav l7,b
and Galveston to May ID b, confirming our IRE
vlous news aud bringing Tie following later m.
ielIigence from the seat Of war:
From The G4,ve-;on Civilian oftho 18th
On the morning ofthe 18Th, Gen. Tavlor and
his stan, with the guard that had brought down
the tram &c. started for bis camp. lie was met
by an express few miles from Point Isabel, in
forming him 5000 fresh troops had arrived in
Matam0ras 1000 f which had crossed over, and
l4O0 more had crossed the RIO Grande at Br.
tan, near the Pocachlca, not more than miles
from Point l,sabll
Gen, Paroles is at the head Of $1,000 troops
on his way to Maamo,as. II may possibly be
that the fresh troops arrived at Matamoras, is
the advance division of his army.
The Mexcans have continued their firing in.
to the Fort opposite Matamoras, nearly ever
since Gen. Taylor left the works
The MexiGans still continue to fire on the
Fort opposite Matamoras. The strength ofthe
Fort, and skill with which il is defended is in.
comprehensive to TIE Mexicans, and. indeed
well might be, for they have thrown upwards
OF l4OO shot and she'll into the works, and every
morning they present the same appearance; our
loss has only been two or three in the Fort.
Gov. Henderson has taken command Of the
Texas Volunteers IN person.
The last Austin Democrat states that news
bad reached Austin, from good authority, that
the Comanches refuse to treat with or meet the
U. 5. Commissioners, and The inference is that
these Indians have been tempered with by Mex
lean emissaries. The Governor at the request,
OF the Legislature. was to appoint Commission
ers to ascertain the situation and disposition of
the Indians; where further steps were to be Ia
ken to protect the frontier settlements from their
depredations, should they be disposed to acts
of hostility.
Per Steamer "MAGNoLTA" just from Louisville
we learn that Gov. Owsley of KY has accepted
the service of the "Louisville Legion, and order
ed them to embark with the utmost dispatch on
board fast sailing steam boat and report them.
selves to Gen. Gaines at New Orleans.
Ex-Governor Jones was at Nashville and re-
ported himself ready to proceed to the seat of
war with GA men. The Nashville Blues had
endered their services to the Governor, and so
lad the volunteers composing the Tenth lie. Il
zion" OF Sumner county and the Lincoln
Guards"
Mr.. Duncan, the African traveller, states in a
etter, that the king of Ashantee entaned him
With review of 5000 female troops whose
rms, accou,renonts, aud performances were
ruy astonishing.
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TIE SABBATH.

| II 10 alike obvious that the Sabbath eyett,
It's saulary power by making the population &C .
qualhted with The being, perfections and laws
o. uooi with our relations to Him as his crea
'ure'' ana our obligations 10 Him as ratinUsl,
accountable subjects, and with our character
as as sinners, Tor whom His mercy has provided
saviour, under whose government we i've Ia
DC restrained from sin and reconciled TO Goo.
ana htted by his word and spirit for the inher
lance above,
u is by the reiterated ms ruction and i'm,
preston which the Sabbath imparts to the pop
uIation OF nation, by the moral prncinle
when II iorms--by the conscience which Il
malnlaIns-by the habits OF method. cleanh.
ness and industry It creates--by the rest and
renovated vigor it bestows on exhausted and
animal nature-by the engthenening life and
and higher health it affords--by the Holiness i
inspires, and cheering hopes of heaven, and ihe
protection and favor Of God which it's obsary.
ance insures--that the Sabbath is rendered the
moral conservator of nations.
The omnipresent influence the Sabbath *.
erts, however, by no secret charm or compen,
oious action, upon masses of unthinkIng minds.
put oy arresting The stream of worldly thoughts,
interests and MISUNDERSTANDING the din of
onslness-uDloading the minds Of its cares and
responsibilities, ard the body Of its burdens.
while G ID speaks TO men, and they attend and
hear and fear, and learn 10 do his will.
You might as well put out the sun, and think
to enIlghten the world with tapers--des,roy
the attraction OF gravity, and think to WELD the
universe by human powers as to extinguish the
moral illumination of the Sabbath. and break
this glorious main spring of the moral govern.
nent of God
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PIC iYUNE OFF CE, }
May lG, 10 o'cl,ck, p. NJ {
& aEsAr y At Il!
GEN. TAYLOR VICrORlOU y,
IMPORTANT FROM THE RIO GRANDE.

IMPORTANT FROM THE RIO GRANpE.
Bd1le 6et,ceen Gen Ia l0r's free and the Ner
'cans-lHs Amrtcm arms victorious 200
Mericaas killed or w0unded
BY the extreme kindness of Capt EHy oftbe
schooner Lou siana, who laf Braz)s SANTIAGO
on The llth inst. and arrived a the EnrIlsh
Turn this evening, we are indebted for The foI.
loving mporl ant aud interesting account from
Punt Isabel up to the evening OF the 8 h inst:
Gen. Taylor left Point Isa0gl on The Tn inst.
win 2Ooo men and 30 wagons load i with
store, for The fort oppo tie .Hatamor,s.
On the Sth while marching, came IN eirbt Of
the Mexican army, and when lile near, both
armies conn ICED firing Wiya lHplr artillery
The Mexicans, rom 7,Oa0 to IL, 0OJ ROM, sur.
rounded, Gen. Taylor, but those on the rear
were soon TO cad to retreat. The batte COM
menced at noon, and ant rear of cannon
Kept up until dark. when all was quiet Our
army step on The field IN bdH!e qrrqg ready for
and expec ing another h 'rd DAYS work, bit in
the morning, seeing nothing Of the NJ xcaDs,
Gen Taylor sent GU Capt Dulcau's company,
and found they had all # the 5aIt,e fed, save
Their dead and badly wcuad d, together with
three q ii pieces which they efl on deg oaGI |
About 200 were Jeff dead.
Those who were taken prisoners say that our
firing was so destructive, that the wh0ic NIX.
ican army was ordered to charge upon that of
ours, but mcs' OF them posiy ~ rclu ed. One Il
Of the head filters rushed into he midst with
sword 10 hand TO u'g3 them to battle, rather
than do which they shot him down. S,m, Of
their knapeack' were examined AID found 10
contain nothing but corn and salt. Gen Tay.
lor kept his post, and sent his woualed TO Point
Isabel. 1t was thought he would not proceed
further until reinforcement, as some places he
would have TO pass, would be very dicut.-
kifnI nd Cd
were wounded, viz: Maj Rnggold, shot through
both legs; Captain Page, lower jay badly shot,
the other name not known.
On the Sth, three frigates, one sloop and two
briggs Of war arrived off the bar from Vera Cruz,
and came to anchor, and, on hearing the roar of
cannon. sent Eve hundred men to Point Isabel,
to protect our depot Of stores, or reinforce Gen.
Taylor if necessary. They were all well armed
and anxious for a fight with the Mexicans. -
While the battle was being fought, two compa.
MES OF Mexican artillery came down to Cross
Bocha Ch.ca, aud marched uo the breach to
take possession of our vessels with stores which
were obliged to anchor very near the point
Our flag ship Cumberland got under way and
ran down towards them; seeing which, they
wheeled and returned back.
After leaving Brazos Santiago, met another
ship OF war and one steamer, standing for Bra.
xos Santiago. On the l4h, saw schooner
ashore on the west end of Tmbalier Island,
masts and rigging standipg-appa full of
water and abandoned.
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"Ito stock market was rather dull to. day. !"
- --~--------s
PR WATERING.
The New Orleans Della saws :

I'VE learn that arrangements have been made
oy some American merchants at Havana, to
take out mexican letters Of marque, IN order 10
prey upon American commerce. The Con.u, At
Havana has transmitted the names Of at lea.,
two to our government, IL is certain, however,
that whoever is found on board any of these let
lers OF matqae, DOT genuine Mexican CIT, zen,
wal be suspended as pirates at the yard arms of
our national vesseis--and those ia This country
"h' are engaged IN filling them out be hong a.
traitors"
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TIM
RIPLEY ADWUnTrs-n
j. II. FORD.
PRornirron AMI punltsu,p

lEhMSi-The ADytuTisER will beissued reg
uihriy eye'y Saturday, al SO so, IN advuno,
W every instance. No subscription will DO re-
oieved for n less period than six months.
AbysRrfsEmuNTs will be charged at the rate OF
oss DOLLAR per square, ten lines or lees for
the first insertion, and dfty cents for each
continuance.
Announcing candidates for onice-ten for State
and FIVE for County--inyarably in advance
The FASH will be required for all Job work
when delivered this rule will be strictly oh
served.
Letter. addressed to this office on business, must
be addressed to the Publisher(post paid)o they
might not be attended to-
0E5-The cash VIII be required for Advertise.
ments MS soon as published.
Observation-Disclosures will be charged as adj
vr'isements, for which the cash in advance
will be required.