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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-24
THE STATE OF SSlPPl, }
Tippah County.

To all persons interested in the Lands, Tene
mems and hereditaments Of Elisabeth Jackson
decreased.
wYOU are hereby notified to be and appear
before the Probate Court Of T'ppah
County, State of Mississippi. on the first
Monday 10 March next, then and there to show
cause, If any you can, why the following die
cribed lands. viz, the 8. Z. of Section II,
Township 8. Range 8, East. should not be sold
according to the suggestion and petition Of the
undersigned, and other legatees Of said estate.
ASA JACKSON,
Administrator Of said Estate.
January 10th lS46--5-6w
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IL Office.

1EYHE undersigned, Administrator Of the
n Estate of William N iton, deceased,
haspresented final account ofhis ad
minls,raton on said Estate to the Probate
Court Of Tippah County, Mississippi, and viii.
at the March term thereof, apply for IFS audi.
ton and allowance.
JOHN HUNTER, Admir-
January 9Th 1915.
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EsTRAYs-Tippah County.

TAKEN up By Clemment r. Briggs, two
Steers. one dark red, with some white
on the belly, left hip shot, marked with
. smooth crop and swaIlow. fork in the right ear
and underbit in the left; tho other yellow,
with ball face, three white feet, branded with
the letter iii on the right hip, marked with
smooth crop off each ear; Appraised 10 8224.
N. M. ARMOUR. Ranger.
January 10th l646-5-3w
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EoTRAY--1'ippah County.

TMyAkEN up by Jesse Williams, living 4
miles North of Ripley, one sorrell'horse,
with blaze in his face, blind on his left
side, left hind foot white, also slightly hipped on
the same SIDE, Ia or Is hands high, supposed
TO be 8 years old next spring; Apr. to $25.
N. NJ. AKMOU Z, Ranger
January i7th l8i6-6-3w
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
TIPPxH COUNTY.
CIRCUIT Court, 2nd Day October, l645.
Sarah A. B. Cnlbrestb, J
vs.. Bill Tor Divorce.
William K. Culbreath.

QNHlS day came the Complainant BY her AT.
- torney. and it appearing to the satisfac.
ton Of the Court, that the Defendant resides
beyond the limits OF this State, so that the or.
binary process of this Court cannot be served
upon him. II is ordered by the Court that un-
less the said Defendant appear at the next term
OF this Court, to be held for the County Of Tip.
pah' 10 the State Of Mississippi, At the Court
House in the Town Of Ripley, on the fourth
Monday in March 1646, and plead, answerior
demur to complainan's bill, that the same with
all the allegations th rein contained, will be 10.
ken as confessed, snc this cause set for 6nal
hearing and decreed accordingly. It 10 further
ordered by the Court, that this order be pub.
ished in the Ripley Advertiser, . Newspaper
published in the town Of Ripley in laid State %
Mississippi, for the sdace of three Months, no.
tifylng the defendant of the pendancy of tbi
suit. ABSTRACT.
Complainauts bill charges, that she was msr.
ried to the defendant in the year 164l, and liv i,
ed together one year, and that said defendanc .
left complainant and went to places unknown =
her, and has not returned, and disregarded hi.
marriage vow with her, and has contiuued hi
wiIful desertion Of her, for. the space Of more
than three yeas
| PRAYER, that the Bonds Of matrimeny be.
tween them be dissolved and for general relief
4 H. w. STRICKLIN, Crk
il Deem. 9th l545-l-3m
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n 4
Notice

TT will apply at the February term. 1886, Of
the Probate Court Of Tippah County Mis-.
sissippi, for final settlement Of the Es.
tate Of James Digger, deceased. All persons
interested. can attend at that term.
JAMES L. MCDONALD.
Executor DO.
Deem. Goth 1645-3-tfc
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fCors,sonIsues n he Ripley Adssrfsse'.l
pol J.cxsor, Miss, Jan. llth l646.
IRA, S,R:-On yesterday the two Houses
ma, in cooveptiop. fret to inaugurate the Gov.
e,nor. and then to elect sens'ors in Congscs''-
III. House wss crowded to overlooking At the
,,.,.ur.,iop. The beauty Of the city and the
surrounding country, shone with peculiar lustFe
on the occasion. The Gov. read his inaugural
in fine style. after which the oath Of Office was
administered TO him BY Chief Justice Sharkey,
and the Sergeat at arms proclaimed Albert G.
Bsows Governor Of Mississippi. The crowd
then dispersed, and after short recess, the two
Houses gain met in convention to elect U. 8.
Senators. Mr.. Mathews, of Marshall put in
nomination Henry s. Foote, Of Hihds county.
Mr.. Guion put in nomination George Winches-
ter, OF Adams county. On the first balloting
Mr.. Foote received SO, and Mr.. Winchester IS
votes. for the six years term. H 8. Foote was
then declared duly and const, utionally elected
Senator for six years from the 9TH of March, lS
AZ. Mr.. Labauve then put in nomination 10.
seph w. Chalmers, Of Marshall county, for the
two years term. Mr.. Guion again put Mr.
Winchester in nomination, when Mr.. Chalmers
received 96 and Mr., Winchester 80 votes.
The result of the election of Foote and Chal
mers grew out of the circumstance, that Gwin
withdrew for the long term of senatorial honors
and for the short term, both Quitman and Nc.
Mutt withdrew peremptory, which threw the
friends Of all but Gwin out Of the contest. The
result was, that all who were DESTROYS of beating
Gwin voted for Chalmers. Gwin. in caucus
was found to have but l6 votes. Mr.. Fon-
taine, of Pontotoc, was the only vote Own got
in the Chickasaw counties. How the friends
OF Mr. Thompson in Ponto'oc will reconcile
this act Of one of their delegates, remains 70 DC
seen. Blu, little has yet been done by ethe
Houec III, forming CT committees and the g
lec,ions taking up, as yet. the time OF both Hou
ses.
The Governor gave magnificent levee las
evening, when the executive mansion was crow
ded 10 oveinowing. Yours. DC. NJ
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

x II the December term l645, Of the Pro-
4 bate Court for Tppah County, Miss
Letters Of Administration were granted
to the undersigned on the Estate Of N. D.
Stout, decd. AlIpersons indebted to said Es.
tate would do we'll to settle Immediately, and
all persons having claims against said Estate
will present the same in the time prescribed by
BY law, or they WILDE barred.
JOHN GOSSETT.
Adm. Of said Estate.
Deem. 18th 1645-2-6w
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A List OfI.ctlcrS

ID EAlAINING in the Post Office at Ripley
~ on the Is, day ofJanuary 1873, which 1t
not taken out by the Is. & April viii be sent to
the General Post office as dead letters.
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MARRIED.-On Tuesday evening, the 20,h
instant, by the Rev. J. J. Cooper, An. JONES
NJ. BuRNs, Of Yalobusha County, to Miss Ma.
LINDA JANE GRIFFIN. Of this County.
With the obove notice came . supply Of
CAKE. for which polite attention we return our
thanks to the fair bride. Whilst our warmes.
wishes for her future happiness follow her to
bel. new home. W. see her borne away with 70.
lucsance by him to whom she has "plighted her
troth," since our county thereby Iooses one Of
it's loveliest flowers. Long may the happy pair
share the brightest joys that searth can give,
leaving around them the best impressions, is
the printers prayer.
"Now lead on;
Ia me 10 no delay; wi.hithes togo,
Is to stay here; With the here to stay,
Is to 90 hence unwngy; thou to me
Art all things under heav'n;all places thou.
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Rankin J or J x'Douald
ns lA

Ellis James 3 Dr. Rankin or n'Donald
Earnest RIG Rains John
Emerson Issac 2 Robinson THOMAS n
Evans John Ray wary Ann Mics
Fenell william Saunders @ H 2
Freeman CIV Saunders Afr at law2
Fryer John Simpson John A
Finley H Smith or " n wilson
Garrett Ruben n Shaw Jesse
Griffin James n Rev 3 Story Andrew II
Gentle william Siddall Joshua H
Gathrite Elder Sullivan l. A DR.
Glen Miltou esq Smith Joseph re-
Garrett George W Saunders WIN 2
Griffin John B esq Sparks W or d Hunt
Harris George W Shivers John
Higgins G esq Shelton Vardy
Henderson H G Sims James H
Hatfield Ralph Shelton Richard 2
Henderson Josephine Suggs Caroline
Aale John W 3 SHELTON Francis K mrs
Henderson Sealey MissSmih Eliza mrs
Hargrove william Thompson
Harris James 2 Trainem wilson
Hudson James Taylor W s Gen
Hill Joseph esq thompson W H Gen
Hawkins John Taylor william
HrIums James P esq Towry masthy MRS
Irwin Samuel H townsend Obldiah
Jennings Joseph P Werner Noah
Johnson Alexander Walker Jones B
Johnson william H williams Jesse
Jackson washington waltar James A
Kennedy James welhite Mathy
Kimbrough George weIhte George
Kennedy &c webster Martby b Mrs
Kcy James wilson John or Jones
Kenad Prey r wright Dennis
Laird AndrewJ wofford WIN Hon
Lowrey Squire or Sonswithers Benjamin F
Leaky william 2 Young d Dr.
SIMON X. SPIGHT, P. M.
Jrnuary Bird 1916
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Lucy Sweeten.
yHV HIS day came the Complainant byI biz
. Attorney, and it appearing to the salts
faction Of the Court that the Defendant
resides beyond the limits ofthe State Of Missis
sippi, SO that the Ordinary process Of this Cour
cannot be served upon her. Il is therefore or
deaed by the Court, that unless the said De
fendant apperr at the next term of this Court
on the first day thereof TO be held for the Coun
" Of Tippah, At the Court House in the Town
Of Ripley 10 said State, on the fourth Monday
in March next, and plead, answer or demur 70
Complainants bill, that the same with oil the a.
leg atoms therein contained, will be taken as
confessed and decreed accordingly. It is fur
Their ordered that this order be published in the
Ripley Advertiser, newspaper printed in the
Town Of Ripley, in said State, for the space Of
three Months, notifying the defendant Of the
tendency Of this suit.
ABSTRACT.
Complainants Bill, states that he was MARI.
eeto defendan. in ls4l, 10 Tennessee, and that
they lived together ssme months, and Compai.
nant afterwards concluded to move, and did
move to Mississippi, and that his said wife refu-
sed to move with him and has remained from
him ever since, and has continued wilful obsti-
nate desertion of his bed and board, for the term
Of three years; and further chrrges the separa.
ton to defendants own obstinate will.
PRAYER, that the bonds Of matrimonv be
dissolved.
H. w. STRICKLIN, Crk.
Decem. 9Th 1645-l-3m
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correspondence Of the'Adlertiser. ]

Correspondents OF the sAuyEIliscr
Jackson, Miss i, J ian. I4,h 1916
DEAR S1s:-On yesterday, thetwo houses
a, 3 O'Clock, P. NJ. me, in the IN q The House,
Of Represen, a,ives for the purpose Of elec.ing
nubl;c printer. NJ. Fox, Of the Senate placed
in nomination Messrs. Price Fall; M. Con
nell. Of tho House. placed in nomination nessrs'
Smy,h & Pickett; and NJ. Guion, OF the SEN
ate. olaced IN nomination Mr. Palmer OF Tue
southrou. The vote was taken viva voce
Price & Fall received on the frat ballot o. MT
Palmer SO, and Snyth 8, Pickett u votes
Price e. Fall were declared duly elected pub.
lie printers for the mex, two years. N
Gen. Too,e 10 mos, happy at his elevatioa 70 inc
Senate. He gave large party last night IS
well 70 the night before.
Bill have been introduced a. well to spP.o-
pri,,e the two per iccnt fund to building the
Brandon and Alabama Rail Road, az also the
Ave hundred thousand acres ofland to bald
levee on the Mississippi river. These meas
ures will be warmly supported BY the senators
and me mbers living in iescontiguous to TIT
proposed Road. and on the Mississippi river
and will be the exciting topic in the presen
Legislature. Mr.. Acker, Of Monroe, has intro
duced bill in the Senate to give all the none,
accruinglfrom the licenses for retailing spiritt
uous liquors to the county treasurer Of the dit
ferent counties, which has elected much debate
The bill will be on it's final passage 70 day.
Jackson is very dull this winter, and sine
the senatorial election almost all excieman
has subsided. The health Of the city is goo'
and the senators and members from almost a
the counties are 10 attendance Yours, &c.
M.
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LOUISIANA CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION. Mr..
e. LaSere (dem.) was, on the 9th instant, cleo.
ted member Of Congress from the New Or
leans district, to fill the vacancy occasioned 10
the Louisiana delegation BY the appointment
ofMr. Slidell minister to Mexico. The wings
ran no candidate.
C. There has been decline Of half . cent
in the Cotton Market At New Orleans. We
think the causes that have produced it tempo
rary.
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Cambridge Observatory, March

COPPER MINES. The following. synoptical ssAss.
ment relating TO- us cope! Jp,ness Of Enalspd., by
md deserves m attentive Al The prssss
tae whom our CONFER .rsgioa Of Ls4aD ssupsres "
aSoPs e. mss Y IN q
200 10 soofeet depth below the ahsnt tsbs
s:Ps e ses Lie
per- rcd oxide Of copper bins sd grssa csrbe nal4h
TIP e sss' ~
centu Of Ass csppsr avessgs pSosce in ioe parts Of
orr Depth e hs prl1sPsi ;nsIPs
quantity Of water raised from % 50 gslisas pr
minute. Power employed IN drAssgsi Ss tssR sseIlss
ay:sEs san srs :nbpss
par and a3ew tons ef, tin eEA, klRdqcst Mstl
is len y ss9: & s Il s ssass sHs & M sT
Oesb TOTAL easA sfatse eyaipaa ~ag.
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srourA -sinpep N, wsioh AhssOsts - leGpsfsaA<-
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ne head Sfsde Nat comm III he MI sss 81 ne
Boston sD.ss SAssa.s ssFnal'sssd 't.s ~,
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'wosssd' s6A sss.srsessinny sfissy w .'Pcfs..n.
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sirnsa Eu AZ shos1nS tbs ~deuifbstiub sd pin1ss
ana Sonrs % dspssasrssef .ssvsss ys'sssd sress
n: s ;syf ss s ssn sss Rs rss Ser xs
Nss Hsyslsna ssrcads tspd0ssd ip:gr:
sss sFSs many a;n;s @
A. ~ sropo .sortn daily To Abs
question had ses say "a sSu1s -: cSsPs{sSss
liza ~ facts we suspsssd ssthe aagrsUAAe uAs
whois nushsr Of ralrosd Faps leaving Post9H daily II
ssy iug Of the inssrmeaiSts places soosmasds1sd
Tss earliest train lsagss at 81 A. IA, a latest 81 10 p
NJ in oth words train every 10 nues Tor 10t houfe
each day = Bs6sSs Asv, MsveA7 - 80 AN ~ H.
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I ]. G aud ri eapcrsati 81. 49, ~ =
-. ~ On. RING, DruFsist,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
n EHMEAY ECTARLTNHnfE ",

1890 - 1~N.4~s 49, 49, - =.
public for the very liberal patronage extended him
since tho opening Of his Store in New York Promising that
in Perfumsry the maxim should prevail either the best
he earnestly socits moments attention Tho fol-
lowing Ineligible proofs that he i capable of offering
l He possesses unequalled advantages in Paris
ing been for Director Of the Laboratory Of Lam
ges Pee Fills, for half century the 6rst house in this line
in Europe aud Since the first exhibition past,
his Perume it has without single exception, obtained IN
New York Boston and Phadsphi. The First Premium over
honored with the Gold Medal before awarded
Penamery 9rd His Pesmery has bani.hsd the imported
whenever has come fairly into conpetition This - EN-
phaticaly the with his Shaving Cream Why should it
not be SGT Hi. Perfamery, j., in fact the foreign
addition Of exceenee which the foreign never possess
namely freshness and ia many Of these articles OF
the greatest importance owing to their erishabs nature 4h
His prices from to 80 cent lower In fine, the sub
scrber educated in the best foreign schools imported with
him the science and Of his native city, Offers the products
laboratory, equal the best imported and superior
them from the of preps.ton much lower
prices He therefore, natters himself that his
must Of necessity supercede the with those
who to prefer articles merely because
they foreign and have been the influence
hand perfect Of the best foreign perumery and
offers ats opportunity Of comparing the two and Of
according TO the Judgment or preference Of the in
The subscriber most respectfully soe,ts call from those
who wish 70 purchase thar which " he
being represented to the purchaser He particularly invites
the attention Of wholesale and retail dealers his
pee which he Offers them prices from 30
- per cent cheaper than they buy elseTheIs
Manufacturer and Importer Of Toilet Soaps,
80 lm+r PERFUME &c
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DR.. SWAYNE'S
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION.
Honor to Whom Honor II Due.
1t
may truly be
said, that one has
been successful ia

&. pounding a medicns. which has done
ss sns ss: se to and
comfort the rentor ann Proprietor OF that most deser
ssdy Iy ea Sod D h., IVA. ~ n.
ronized by the profession Others both in this country aud
m Europe has there been effort in the
lou; .sd .n.hinLias yos9 No.su%: lima.
sy m much y e. ~ ns
ton !, will screen Them from the the law
:ssp Pa a 81 r.. e:
pera,ion, Da swATrrs ConrouyD sTnur oSWLD CasRsr.
when IF fSfs IL ffSmifosTERs
And purchase but the original and only genuine article
BY Regular Phvscan sud from many year.
xtsnou Practice OF the Prossson and which led
Of unparalleled success Of Dr. swayns
Compound Of Wild Cherry, for the cure Of ASH
Consumption IS.
Coughs Colds Splitting Blood Liver Complaint, Ticklif
Ppaion or p.ese d the Heart Pam Side Or
Broken CQnstuuon from the abuse Of
70 The world se%s sny other
Of WILD CHERRY me out The most sceptcal may satisfy
N ~ sa ~
Sw4rrE whose office has been removed ~ corner Of
saa y Sa. bsn od oa AND
resod a1d The proprietors obliged resort
HOOP and SrKArAcrM to make their own out o. Il The
with blue wrsppsr with yellow label with the psoprstor
s s"ss r. sss 81 w Ef'
that has and j. M s ;reh mir
Sss & sfsUS
~ Hs. NJ ES s::s I. i!as Dnss;
aOs nodd IN Bloaavsy: Lewis ss7 Green
ofssey corner Of Faton and Sands streets, Brooklyn
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The ffon 10 iaclusivs and also those
are s. evss m :SoSs a ~ fse6
, ,v. e .sGp ~ e9He yards b sevssd
s y sS x b . e
The contractors will be furnished with pa~s and patterns
s % s. :y S' X; .ss
{sI " ;:.: :,
pattern Or d'ssn.oa stone. viii b received as they viii
no ). ss
directed sas by the engineer . Of The dock
% cubic e, 4:
price pc! foot for the Rough
w q SeR q N Is
il blocks Of from pounds average pounds
Hubble vail
The above stone BE aeliysreS in vessel. .Onsas O
s es s s q Of the mu:
governed By e appropriation. made By Congress. All IN.
above stone will probably be required prior the ,h June
The be subject to suspension case Of failure
on hs part Sf gre make ZIG e; this woa
'nsy nd hs: The the right 70
r AND : that tie
s's
s e s.s q the Navy
Bond. and security will be required aud 70 secure the faith
ys.si WI iii retained. paid until the
S b ss.'& VI r Esss:'. the
~ be made to the Legislature Of i Ste IN this
for an act to incorporate Society called the jackson 30
New York. January 10. 1916 jsis sawsw .rc
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lis deemed to more ia favor Of STENE
NETS celebrated worKon Caring Garments than that il
has received the unbolnded appreciation Of the
eminent Of the profession By the aid Of the Da
grams it together with the ample explanations
h9uns Cur WITH EASE AND any Of The various style,
BY the experienced cuten The following few Of
che many highly respectable names who testify the merits Of
the bpok. = lifa 4sa. fl..a II = : 80. i
Tbs undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr..
commend il work, complete arrangement and
practical application g Cuttios superior Any heretefore
Daniel Cutter Stats Baker; ChsrIes Coz; T. W.Tryon
GO; Homer; James Daily; r. Hsviiand; j. H. Bsneker
&e, &c. -.-s.94 al N9 III. ss.a
~ The abovscan be obtained OF tho author, No. III
BSosdwsy. New York price from 80 to $40 per copy.
marl lineodsr
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THE NEW CoMKT.-During the fifteen days
which have elapsed since the discovery Of the new
comet have been enabled to obtain sstsctory obssr-
vsons eleven evenings afording another Indication
of favorable character Of clmats for astronomk
esl obssrvations... The following places = massr
.isas. C.YbIidGs, p.Et.
Feb. q. N5, Rih m. 81 Dee. ~ ssss isn Y"
March I, 32i3, In. 90 m. OILS 8, u deg ls a. MS
Referred to the equinox Of January M ls4s GIVE
for the comets parabolic elsnsus, (Compued BY Mr..
g. P. Bond) ~nt. -
Long. Of asc. node 6 deg. ssm. as -
LetE q PeIhaAon. -. W aex, q N, -
Perihcioa passses. March s. ,ns--5rssnwich INST saA
Both this and Professor Percs's hyperbola, dsduced
from the places satisfy the observations Of the 9h
10TH and I2th within three minutes Of arc. Ai .Ha'
Tho following epheneris, fer Greenwich msan mid
night, il derived from the above elements Ia
7'''Ns'7'" wv ~ Dis, ~ sun Dis. yrsna
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cokNER OF JOHN STREET

TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
Frem the Evsnins Post
CPECIMEN9 Of RINGS unapproschabls VERBENA
y CREAM FOR SHAVING - his article, uaivsrsaily
praised by those Who nsds trial Of last yeer took the
prsnam Of the Institute FAR Indeed suily conceded By
Gle equal 70 it. Il soneniux the sAin fragrant the
= destroyer ofekles and pues cold cheaper
than the old AL therefore who would consult
and comfort in shaving should themselves
From the New York 0arette.-The New Soap.-We spsak
from experience and speak from the professional
knowledge Of bensfqctcf and friend James Grant No.
Am street. whs i ahead Of apy thing ou I'd
an emoiient IL d scnthug more" In shor believe
II = the best shaving soap in the world. .N \.
From the Evening Mirror Ringb Vefbsna Crssn, We
know BY expesncs be the best kind Of shavng sqap and
those who hare troublesome bsards shoRld be
wtheutn has penetrating way OF in own and soffeus
the hardest beard render tn operation Of
shaving perfectly easy Mr. Ring has lately taken the BASH
whore his inestimaeis article b. sb4nsd keyse.
Ring Cough Candy, wch said y b psasant and cor
tain care Tor that uopblsiome companlon. :.
From the Sunday man who shaver himsplf
should ngT Verbsna Creams 1t Is exquisite
article Scftening the beard ard iAying all irritation Of the
kn 80 bsooss absolute psasuSs. instead Of
j.. s 8: s: ID :ss si
's'' whalsss and retail and Soi HS n,,.,.,
Tra aasac ~ ne Broadw,y, corner Of John street.
eng IN ssEse - Successor % Dr. VIM H. Minor. ~
NBMercnnts aStaeularly rsqussted 70 call and ex
anime this article a now prapsred Qualy
Pssnes AVID Price IL eana9t be ssaths ,plspdd new
Hatch exceeding thing Of tile kind before the public
ms 1nsr 80 49, ~ i-fA
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STONE FOR DRY DOCK. aa'e
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, NEw Ys

CEALED PROPOSALS.. endorsed "fropcssls for Stone
y for Dry Deck viii BE- received this ocs until Mon
day lh day or March for farnhng and delivering
q the Navy Ysd. Nav York Gaate sisns Of the fol
! Rough Stone. Mere Sill. Rough Hsmmersd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-16

On the Goth Of February by rude obssrvstits theAa
meter Of the bead comet three dnss thai Of
the EARTH and the tail three millions Of miles ID length.
On the 9th Of January, Venus within two nil1ons
miles Of the place occupied BY the comet the p6th
Of February The comet Of June last also passed the
orbit Of Venus II about the same distance. - -ap
bts s,s.,a ,sD :. % .i,,..c a.. w. c. BoNp.