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Drugs ~ Family
MEDICINES.

an iiE undersigned would respectfully beg
~ leave 10 annoupcc 10 tho c,l,zcns ~ TIP.
pah County. tba, he has just returned Rom
Pblsdsipbs and brought with him . email and
neat 10, ii Drugs and Panty Medicines ~ bis
own seIectiobs, which he offers on reasonable
terms for Cash; Consisting IN psfl Of the follow
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DissOlutt on.

.rUVtiE partnership heretofore existing -
y tween the subscribers -in the Tanning
Business near Salem. Eppah Couuty:
Mississippi.is this day dissolved " m, Z q
eensent. 70 WIN. WOFFORO' &
c. O'BRIAN:
Ost. 3lth l645-5l-N
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HyAKEN up by Sherrod Harris. living 2
miles north eastEof Spring Hill, on the
road leading to Berlin, one black horse.
s years old last Spring, some gear marks on
the shoulders; Apprised to $25, Sept. q.
TAKEN up by VIM. Morgan, living 8 miles
north wesf Of Ripley, one black filley. z years
Id last spring; Apprised to go. Sept 3D.
N. N, ARMOUR, Rasgsf,
October 4,h e4t--46-Sw
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on Fstvsns
AND NEW ATTNACTIONS

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Post feel constrained 10 make asaib their mos
I nov jcdsemenss IN the srsdibg public fos tbs
liberal support Witch their paper receives. To
show that they ARE not unmindfuI Of the return
which suth patronage requires, would be- 80.
,fely SUFFICIENT 10 refer the reader 10 the csssb'
''''d '' TIie iT'iIs'eslpr FRIEND,
which 10 emincntly the designation of this
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lie patronage, "stows by what u feeds on" the
publishers Halter themselves that TnE rosr mas
increased H. interest and value, with the steady
and gratifying support which has been accorded
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/ Volume Twenty. Seventh, upon which we are
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-31
Ii U o r S :.

,yRusr received q fresh supply Of brandy, vine
~ gin and whiskey-Pcrt and Madario wine
put up in bottles expressly for the sick, and o.
The best quality for sale at Kings corner by
NAV. 1874. J. b. WALKkR.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-31
Fin Ware.

l ~ Zee pots. wash and milk pans, strainers,
Lbuckats with covers OF various sizes, candle
moulds, and grid irons tcr sale BY
may, 1874. =. "AIk1A.
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TOPrinters.

10 Printers.
IN YPE FOUNDRY d PRINTERS FIN.
" ISIIING WARE HOUSE.-The sub.
scribers have opened new Type Foundry in
the city of New York, where they are ready to
supply orders TO any extent, for any Kind Of job
or fancy Type, Ink Paper, Cases. Gslleys,
Brass Rule, Steel Column Rules, Composing
Sticks. Chases. and every article necessary fos
aPrintirg Office. ~ X =
The Type, which are cast ia new moulds
from an entirely new set Of matrixes. with deep
counters, are warrented to be unsurpassed BY
any, and will be sold at prices 10 sQil the times
All the type furnished BY ns il "hand csst."
Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam
Engines 81 the most approved patterns.
N. B-A Mschinist Is constantly in stten-
dance to repsir Presses and do light work.
COMPOSITION ROLLERS CAST roR PRrNTEKs.
Editors Of newspapers, who will buy three
times as much Type az their bills amosnt TO,
may give the above. Elk months insertion in
their napers, and send their papers containinR il
to the subscribers.
CROCKCROFT & OvEREND.
Sept. 20 1s45-a6m IS Ann street
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-31
Fine Brandies.

"a superior article. Of Brandy and Brand Che
RES, Wines of various kinds, old Holland Gin,
with manv kinds 81 liduors too tedious to meIl-
ton. ali OF which will be sold low by
0Feb. 20, l645. :. .. WALKER
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Ten,ucrance socks.

ss usr received ard for sile,a new ana wen
~ selected assortment Of those well known
and incomp arabic socks, known TO keep the
feet warm in the coolest wea'her,wthout whls'
key. Qr sale BY 3D. /" - AhAAA'
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-31
Roots and shoes.

\ fresh supply Of Boots Shoes and Brogans
\ consisting of gentlemens sewed and peged
shoes, peged boots and shoes, ladies and
Youths Kip aud calf shoes, OF the best quality,
for sale low for cashby y D. WALKER.
s may, 10th 1914.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-31

Tooth Brushes,
Spring Lancet Blades,
Cream Of Tartar;
Red T. white prcclpi,ate
Ilartshorn, lpccac,
Castor Oil, Sweet Oil,
Alcohol, EPSON Salts, .
,Spts. Turpcntlne,
Cookies Pills,
Lees do
Beckwith's do
Sapplngton's do
Elixir Vi,riol,
parcip. Carb. Iron,
kreosoic, Morphine,
Mercurial Ointment,
Tartar Emetlc,
White g. Blue Vitriol,
Flors. Sulphur,
Swt. Spis Nnre,
Hive Syrup,
Cathartic Worm do
Salt Pe,re, Pill Boxes,
Assorted Walls,
Number Six,
Swaims' Panacea,
Syrup Senna,
Ague Pills,
Rochelle Salts,
Magnesia,
Judkins Ointment,
Basllicon do
Hop Leaves,
Gum Arabic,
Vegetable Caustic,
Comp, Spts. Lavender
Ergot, Quassia,
laPuIvd, Gentian,
FRS solution Arsenic,
Savin Ointment,
Turner's Cerate'.
Tioct Mur,ate Of 'ron'
burgunuy rHch'
SHAVING SOAP
mi Soan
Gnm G,,;acum.
Adhesive plaster,
Court do
Tar,ar Acid,
Super Carb. Soda,
Cubebs, Alum,
Ills, Quicksilver,
Iodide Iron,
Phosphorus,
luroe and many other ART
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ROBERT SEARS,

No. 1913 Nassau street, N. YORK Oity'
e..Newspapers throughout the United states ;u....
who may choose to copy the above a. a"d Masa
iti2 times shall receive alcopy ., tne ma .snt
zine for one year, aid the "Reyolution' 'e"'
ms they desire it.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-31

Agate md china
TlfARBLEs, beautiful article, for SAFE low 'or
~ cash by }. y, WALKER
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NEW FAMILY GRO.
CEMY AND
Produce store
In Ripley.

~ have jus, fecrivsd and arc now opening ~
" tho Town 81 Ripley. q large snd eeoefs'
a.sos,msnt OF Gsocefics, psoduee &c, consw.
ting IN part Of tho following articles, which J sm
Determined 10 sell cheaper for CASH. -'bso
they have been heretofore soldIn this msfks''
WIZ ~. go
. bxs Ja River Tobacco. 1000 ID. best Sugar
2 " Keo,uckv do. n bis Molasses.
q 4. Rais,ns, 1900 lbs Rio Coffce
2 kegs SaIcrstus, 10 Sacks salt
" 1" Pepper ~ bis sup riou',
IL 4" Spice, 10" rect Wh'sksy
u a. Ginger, I'll aCcg Brandy,
s, /" Mails, assorted. L "swes. Vine
10 bales Spun Cotton. Loaf Sugar.
together with Indigo, Nader, Starch, broom''
W alter Buckets, Powder, Shot T. Lead, Candy
assorted, Snuff. Percussion Caps, Writing "a
per, Ink, Sperm, Star and Tailow Candles,
Horse Collars. Wedding liocs, Spanish and
Melee Segars, Box Barking, Stone Ware a.
sorted, RICE, Imperial and other Teas, ] BOX
fresh Lemons, fresh Mackerc; and many othe'
articles too tedious to ennmerate. Can u yos
want bargains, as you will be cure TO GET them
NE WTON W. SCOTT. 4
Ripley, March 22nd, le45--letf
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Sulpbatc Of Quin,ne,
OPIUM, CalomcI,
Laudanum, paregoric,
Godlrey's Cordial, l
l,a,cman's Drops,
Opodcldoc, Camphor,
Oh of Spike,
OH + Ess. Peppermint
Oil OF Annlsced,
Oil OF Sassafras,
Oil Of Gloves,
Nitric Acid,
Muriatic do.
Sulpburic do.
CASTLE Soap,
Rhubarb, Aloes,
Assa!1tlda,
Peruvian Bark,
BlisterIng Ointment,
Cloves, Nutmegs,
Liquorice Ball.
Ground LOCKWOOD,
Ground Mustard,
Blue Mass,
Balsamic Capsules
Red Lead,
Tinct. Lobelia,
Rasped Quassia,
Soda Powders,
Sienna, Cro,onoil,
Nux Vomlca,
| Cinnamon Bark,
Spanish Flies,
Virginia Snake Root,
] Pink Root,
Seneka Snake root,
Iva Ursi,
Comp Syrup Sarsapari
Balsam Copaiva,
Sugar OF Lead,
I Nitrate Of Silver,
Arsenic Prussic Acid
Fly Poison,
;, Syringes, Assorted,
J Corrosive Sublimate,
Cologne water,
; Blue Ink, Black Sand
:. w afers, Jalap,
: Gum Myrh, IN
+ Cayenne Pepper,
!, Locofoco Matches,
Seidlitz Powders,
: Wallets Ferruginous pi
lodide Potassium,
d Do Mercury.
IS The various Tine
' cles. He expects (
a full assortment OF
aud warrants them a.
, sers are respectfully
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qier ent popularity vfh na, e''e"u." ~"
v.tpf,nc fer lsii. iu, inaoe'n wv 49,. 4,
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THE HOME DEPARTMENT.

To render our periodicals. FAMILY Maya
,;ne Il well az q lady's book, We gite, every
month. New Receipts for Housewives, Patterns
for Embroidery, Lace Work, &c, &c: thus ma
hing sort Of wade mecum, Indispensable to
every female, but especially to those in the
country, who would learn the latest improve.
ments IN the city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-03
LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
The ST. Louis Republican Of the 2sth u, ssys-

The st. Louis Republican ofihe 25th utssys-
Two companies OF the regiment Of Mounted Rifsmen,
with their horses and seeouemen. under the command
OF Capt Sandeon and Critenden on board
the fine Amarnth and Pontiac which let yester.
day, TO be conveyed to New Orleans. They were fine
looking body Of men. and well mounted.
The same paper has the following statement.
IsDIAs DErRkpATioss-We understand tina, Mai Sum-
nor, and Lieut. Armstrong, United Ss,es Army have ar
rived Fort Lesvenworth from Santa Fc. They confirm
learn tho information previously received Of tho robbie.
ny Of train OF United States wagons by the Indians near
the pass Of the Arkansas There 30 wagons and i60
The wagons were filed with clothing and hospital
stores, eommssarys stores sugar. coffee &c. They took
possession VI every thing except the wagons and made oil
with the property. This outrage committed by par
OF 200 Pawnee Indians; and little opposition made
by the men. as they were without ammunition.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-03

A RkroRr IRON vERA CEuz-A letter dated on board
Of tho United States vessels ~ miles oil Vera Cruz,
9Th Nov'r," received at Washington ON Friday, says:
"A Spanish officer informs there COCO troops
In tho city OF Vera Cruz and 1000 in the Casle-tha
there no government in tho city Casethst Santa
Anna has gone San Luis Potosi-tha the people are
returning TO their homes in Vera Oruz The officer thinks
they hsd not heard OF tho attack Tabaco We SEQ
the soldiers and people. from ship, the Castle and
the city. TWAS an English convoy which Santa Anna
seized TO pay his troops. There fact to be con-
uadicted, that tho people Of Mexico opposed
there Is in attempting to deny this fact. The city
Of Vera Cruz TO night, o'clock is all illuminated We
are located now very near the English Squadron"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-03
STRATTON'S OFFICE,


Let an The world say What they can
For selling Prizes, srRArTONs the man
Drasn No. Of A,gIandra Lolsr, COS. N--Noyaia.
90 81 % IS 20 II 3 50 10 81 81 I6
Ticket Nos IS 81 Pnzs Of $1,000 ,uu....-
s sass3 5000 500 srRiT P1
Drawn Nos OF Alexandra, No. 47-Nov 25ib:
Is O. Is % 81 n IS 60 % ~ 20 S.
Half Ticket Nos. 50. prize OF $780, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Dawn Nos Of goaonEaIa. No. a. Nov q
81 70 ~ II 90 a. So IS 90 % 90
Haf Mo- rs 81 ga capital, sod and pail BY srRATrON
Dawn Nos NJ susscv, Extra No IoI, Nov 2sh
GO G. 90 ~ ~ ~ 33 % GO IS . % 6S H.
Tltu n. 81 So o. capital s'i and radbi STR, TrON
unwn Nos ~ New Jeu,y No es. ne. i,t
9 Is 50 a. &c 50 GO - 3 IS g. y.
$4,000. 5000!
Thuraiay-Neu Icr-sy No 90 Capia go 600 5000 $500
5000 90 Of 1900 10 of 1850 10 q 1900 DAVIS
rctcts - halves ESQ quarters i.2'
$1,000. 1900
Fndav-Mononraiil. No. 80 Capitals $1,000. 1900 Itnn
1909 pa ofioo 6e IS Nos ~ drawn Tetes ~ halves
$4,000. 1000,
sauriiysus.er EIta, No ioi C-r,as stooo 1000 Geo.
bs. IS Nos. o. drawn Ticte. w. hsvc, soc. an. s5c
$4,000 10000.
Nsahiria Lorcy. C'ar p. i'r neeembsr So
r'', d. $1,000 10 ooS ro's 3 600
40 .......... S s,,o - .ss......... 1900
7sNo. LofTERv-is DRAWS s,tLors.
Tetru SIC halves s, qusuers So
Or Buyers ef,rei my Of Prges which l. rr stored
me odee proof o. what ms been done end every
h- nuntct s,h and rad ~ nie.
" Odc Tor pse ksrcs fa'ct ge ckefs IN The aty
shees, and an Lotteries vii b. promptly attended TO- and
drawing when requested
r'essr adde's orders 10 srRArToN.
no Richuand Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-03
E. B. PENDLETON,
SUCCESSOR TO d. NJ HoYTJ
Lottery Office, No. 3 Exchange Hotel,
Richmond.

VNHE for,wing Schemes arrangement for pe-
IL cember. Note these Schemes partieu ay rena
Pendeon Capital Pze On
$4,000. 80 Mes and IS drawn On $4,000
IS Nos and II drawn On the $4,000 splendid
Prizes
Notice Schemes pareuy-they worthy yOar atten
uon-aId Capital Prizes will be the of or
SIOO Z. b. PENDLETON,
Richmond, Va.
2. s.-OrdeTs In al sases str.e:y conf leniiaI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-03
NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.
NEW MUSIC FOR PIANO FORTE,

RFCEIDED % DECEMBER,
Wv y. w. RANDOLPH a CO.. No. 81 Vain ~.
H Is IN MEMORY Words by Carpenter Music by Barnett
u the hour by w BAN
Island Home by II : satoni
Merry Christmas Home by w Wallace
The Watcher; Poetry by Mrs Hale
Cone be my Love; by J lIeweu
be Guide, by EnIebrcnt author Of Good Bye
The Guinea Maid No 10 VIEnia Min'ires Comic
o share my Cottage, ouekstep
Good Bye do Do
St popular As in the form easy Rondos by CT CZemsy
Vino Tyroiean Air-No Coradino An, by Rossini-
No Duke Rochstadrs Walu-Coonel Wa'sons Funeral
March, by A May-Maamoros Grand March-Ise Genoise,
byCGr,be
Iibeia Grand March by Grobe
figuuute Galop by do
Paus March byJ A Getyc
Chucia a Grund WALK; by P II Mas. II Norfolk. Va
further supply II is nntes of Pao Alta and Reslea de
Palma Musical dsreaiion, BY Grobe, with words de
scrpuvo Of each Scene
Together with large of Sta ndard Music always Ia nd
wceY supplies ~ and fashionable Music received weekly
from h. different publishers
discount made Professors nBd Tcaehe n Muse by
, w. RANDOLPH 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-03

Tickets SO quarters so Cerdeae oC a package
Of whoe= s92 so; halves &c IS; quarters 81 re-
o Persons ordering by the package may deduct price
We have day Lotteries from VI 90.
lance s made To US large small will
popular Lotteries hand The drawings
a who order from The cash for all Capitals be
usual At sight On all letters enclosing
postage need paid above Lotteries arr
received and all orders adore prompt
and confidential attention Address
no ga Riehmond Va,
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Auctiou Salts.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
ny Daven port, Allen a Co.
AUCTION SALE Of DRY GOODS.
On TUESDAY. the sth OF December oeIoek
shall I'll Dry Goods Room. nrs. and
of Fresh and scasonsb- DRY cooDs recent,
for and particularly adapted the -as % this
desire particularly es the attention Of Dcacs
part of-3t.7e shd - brown sbestnss aud shifting.
49, 4 Z and ~ q be lehed do DO
Blue black. brown and mixed saiin-tts
Blue. brown and lavender Kentucky Jeans
Blue. black. brown and drab Clohs
DO DO do and fancy plaid and ~ pcd Cas- msr-s
60 and 10 pan, mixed and fancy Tweeds
Merino worsied and Cathmsre Hoe
White. bin aud mit.d DO
fai Clsaknss md l. NM.
Paid Lirseys, Cabs Cord nd Rsrsy-
Waite. scarlst aud yellow Panneis. twikd and pain
Heavy biue and black Pilot Cloths md Pushing.
WhHney Blahke's. all siEss
Twlsd and LONDON dunn Barkets
Alpaeeas, assorted eoors ard figured
Irish and o,hor Linen goods
Cnehams. assorted
spiuafeii silk and PONCE Hdkfs
Cotton md Nadras- Hdkfs
Black and coiourcd Cambrics
Plain paid and check huslins and Cambrics
Cotton and linen Diapers
English and Italian IA Crayats
Six ard Umbrellas
HosAin Buck and Castor and silk Gents Glove.
KID, md ladies do
Bu'ions Hooks ard Eyes. Tapes,
Prints Of the styles
Vssi nEs-quite q variety.
Tsrs-under 500 eash-siOO over ap-
proved paper no II DAVENPORT. ALLEN n co, Auets-
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lotteries.
JOHN B. BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE
II - 63 S.. xt . %< a., 800 o. i. u. % ,1' r a
The Close of the Year,

BItsGEH wins lc ihe foowinf schfmes
under the o D. Paine Teie,le 60
the exclusion Of all ohsrs " there any who ~
the pocket fan OF needfui 10 hs
greatest Prize veDder OF the World
AddIez JOHN n BIGGER
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LADIES suPPER.

The Ladies OF Grace Baptist Church will up
Second Supper night at Washington Hail. for the object
of furnishing lights for their church. Tickets SO cents.
Doors open from to 10 o'clock.