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z. BROWNS
Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bitter:

SarSaparilla and Tomato BltterSo
FREDERICK BROWN, a celebrated
n chemist Of Boston, has succeeded for
The first time in combining the medicinal
virtues of the SARsAPARILLA and TOMATO,
And the result has mel The most sanguine
expectations of the medical profession. The
whole vegetable kingdom does not furnish
two substances 50 admirably adapted TO Tu.
riJy, nOuriSh and iRrigordte the human sys.
tenn. These Bitters have all the effect II
the most powerful pursaIiveS when used IN
sufficient quantity, and vet are so mild IN
their operation that they may be given To-
persons in The most delicate health with per-
feet safety. They are very agreeable TO the
taste.
The component ingredient oflhese Bitters
is no secret.-They are composed Of a very
strong preparation of The celebrated extract
OF Spanish SarsaParilla and the extract Of
Tomatoes, with the addition of some of The
most popular vegetable medicines the coun-
try affords.
The true means of preserving the Health
and Strength is to purify the blood and cor
rect the unhealthy state OF the Bow els. For
this purpose no Medicine has been found e.
qua! to the Sarsaparilla and Tomato Dit
ters.
These excellent birers will be found n
certain cure in all cases IF Indigestion or
dyspepsia, iaundice, loss of appetite, general
debility, falntness and Sinking of The Stom~
ach, lowness Of spirits, Costiveness, deter
mination orthe blood 10 the head, pain in The
limits and side, diarrhpa, weakness, dizzi-
ness, cutaneous eruptions on the face and
neck, hectic fever, night sWeats, nervous and
sick headache, aeidity OF stomach, bilious
affections, piles, costivenesS, and in all dis
eases caused by impurity Of the blood, the
debility of Tire system, or the unhealthy state
Of the Stomach and bowels.
They are also exceedingly etficacious ii.
restoring constitutions broken down by sed-
enlary employment, and have been extern
sively used by c!ergymen, editors, printers,
clerks, seamstresses, and numerous Others
whose health had been injured by c%onfine-
ment and close application, with he happi-
est results. They restore the action Of the
stomach, increase the quality of the blood,
and imparts TO the wan and emaciated Sys.
ten Of THE invalid the vigor and glow of true
health.
These Bilters are warranted 10 be n pure
ly Vegetable compound - and mark this,
H=they can never do the least injury 10 a.
ny case wha,eyer.+9
They are kept BY persons as a FAMILY
MEDICINE, and nave been given 10 the
YOUNGEST CHILDREN. on account of the mild
ness Of their operation, with excellent Ell
feet.
The following are few Of the many new
recommendations which have been SEN TO
the proprietor of BROWNS SARSAPA~
RlLLA and TOMATO BITTERS within
- I.., .a N T. M N MIDI -
ask for Browns, as there are cour,erfeits.
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certify that my wife has been afflicted
with a very bad humor on her face, and at
her stomach, for fifteen years past. After
using various medicines recommended for
her complaints with litle or NO benefit, she
commenced using by the advice of Mr. Ed
ward Mason, A~polhecary, your Sarsaparilla
and Tomato Bitters, and she is in better
health than she has before enjoyed for the
last fifteen years and | would cheerfully
recommend to all and every one who is aft
hicted with any of the complaints which
this medicine is recommended for, TO use i,
in preference TO any article now in use.
Yours, respectfully,
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J.B. LEACH,
Falmouth, May 90, 1914.

LIVER COMPLAINT, can he cured without
resorting TO mercury, if YOU will only use
Browns Sarsaparilla and Tomato Buffers.
To Mr. Frederick Brown, Proprietor ofthe
Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bitlers: =
This %certities that my wife was severely
afflicted with the Liver complaint and her
health was very seriously undermined. Ha-
wing tried various prescriptions, without sue
cess, she was fortunately induced 10 Iry your
Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bitlers; her health
soon began TO improve, and she is now much
better in health, and would advise any one
in i'll health to use them.
Yours, respectfully,
CHARLES earle.
Portland, Me, June 5, 1914
TT All orders for the above should be AL.
dressed TO FREDERICK BROWN.
IS Washington st. Boston.
AGENTS.
Brandon, Warren & Bliss--Rulland, Luz
ther Daniels-Middlebury, Dir W. p. Rus.
sel--Plttsford, Henry Simonds, -Castleton,
DR. E. MISUNDERSTANDING Joseph Simonds,
- Shoreham, Wright & Bush - Cornwall,
B. f. Haskell, /. Z. Mead.
For sale also by Druggists and appointed
Agenls generally. Price 81 a bottle, !or sis
bottles for So 7;i;eop;ly
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matte skill OF every previous adminislran
ton.
The House was engaged upon that dull
lest OF all questions, the continuation oflhe
Cumberland road.
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III All orders for the above should be adj
dressed TO FREDERICK BROWN.
IS Washington st. Boston,
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yNyAKEN up by Sherrod Harris, living 3
miles north east. Of Spring Hill, on the
road leading to Berlin, one black horse.
5 years old last Spring, some gear marks on
the shoulders; Apprisedto S25. Sept. %.
TAKEN up by VIM. Morgan, living 8 miles
north west Of Ripley, one black filley. 2 years
old last spring; Apprised 10 $50. Sept 30.
N. M. ARMOUR, Ranger.
October 18th le45--46-3x
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Tin Ware.

n good supply , =. a0 San milk stlsn e1
buckets &c With covers Of various sizes, candl.
moulds, and grid irons for sale by
may, 1914. 1.b. WALKER
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Job Printing

OF all kinds neatly executed at this {
Gee, aud on terms 10 suit the timss.
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Ii q III o Il S .

Tfusr received fresh supply of brandy, wine
~ gin and whiskey-Port ana a., Maaa ,I VIM y,
put up in bottles expressly Tor the SICK, ana o.
The best quality for sale at Kings corner by
msy, 1874. b. "ALKGs'
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Drugs ~ Family
yIa.liIChNEs.

an lIg uhhafsrned would repeatedly beg
- haze N asa8unfs 10 tho ehIggs ~ Up
g.h County, that bs has ipst returned TON
pbi sa,tpb,a ,sd brought Nth hlm . email and
oest h., - Dogs and PANTY Msdieinese Of his
% ~ selections, wb,th I've tasfs On reasonable
efms ~ Cast, CONSISTING 10 pan VI the follow
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Medicine.

1Hyus,Esrlsr, Sweet Oil, Ca!o1s',c ord;sl
y oil, Jalap, Rhuba rb, Godfrey ..os Eve
"a Paragoric, Spirits Nitre, ThomP.cc .mpios
w ater. Cinnamon and Aniseed O,, '-rr.
and Batemans Drops, By ~
Ripley nsy ls4s. -.
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Fine BrandieS.

A superior article OF Brandy and Brand Cne
RES, Wines of various kinds, old Holland Yin
with many kinds of liquors TOO TEDIOUS 10 men
lion. ali Of which will be sod low by
:. Feb. 20, 1S45. J. b. WALKER
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Ttss cot popularity wttfb ha' attended ihis
Wsssnbe az tsii, hH' ihoHf'd ne pnhh" ~ ~ ~
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By the Author of"The Cavaliers # Virginia

BY the Author Of "Ihe Cavaliers Virginia
C1HARLES YANCEY has the pleasure o.
~ informing the Southern pubic lha' he VIII
issue from his Press in West Weumpka, Ala,
II few weeks, the above named Novel, by a
alnguished author residing in the State Of
Georgia.
I he KNIGHTS CT THE HOSE SHOE VIII be -
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copies nf 800; 20 copies Tor SlU.
Letters by mail, post paid, enclosing inc
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CHARLES YANCEY,
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Wetumpka, Ala, July 10, lel5.
DNewepapcrs in Alabama, Georgia, an'
Mississippi, copying the above, shall receive
copy of The work and al the ssme time, COME
a favor which will be reciprocated when onpo'
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W autefG
Iulpbate n Q1inInc, Tooth brushes,
jp,pm, Caomel. spnba Iaseet Blades
,sodsogm, pafpgofic, Cfesm VI Tartar.
,odl,ey's Cofglsl, Rod a. white pfcCipilale
jstemsn'. Drops, ilsusbofo, lpocse,
Jpodefioc, Camphor, Castor Oh, Sweet Oh,
Dr. N sp,ke, Alcohol, EPSON Salts,
81 4 Zee pcppermioi,sws. lofgrntioe,
81 Oi Annsced, Cotkfs ftIs,
D. Of Sassarss, Lees do
Jl u Cloves, BcckwIlb's DO
NItnc Ach, Sapp nRlou's DO
VI unstic do. EliSir Nnnol,
Sol pburic DO. Parcip Cafb. lr0n'
Cas,ile Sosp. KfeOsotc Morphine,
Rhubatb, AlOes, Mefeurlal Ointment,
1sssigtida, Iartaf Emeuc,
beruylan Bark, White e. Blue Vltriol,
B listerng Ointment, Flufs. sulphur,
Cloves, Nutmegs, Swt Sp'S NIIfe'
Liquonce Ball. Hive syrup,
Ground Logwood, CatbarlIc worm 90
Ground Mustard, SAT- Pelre, PII boHeT'
Blue Mass, Assorted 'las'
Balsamic Capsules Number Six
Red Lead, SWANS Panacea,
rinct. Lobelia, Syrup Sienna,
Rasped Quassia, Ague Pills,
Soda Powders, Rochelle salts,
SIENNA. CrolonoI', Magnesla,
NIX Vomica. Judklns Ointment,
Cinnamon Bark, Basicon do
Spanish Flies, Hop Leaves
Virginia Snake Root, Gum Arabic,
Pink Root, Vegetable Caosuc'
Seneka Snake root, Comp Spts' LaVenoof'
iva Ursi, Ergo', Quass'a'
como Syrup SarsaparilaPuIvd Gentian,
3aIsam Copaiva, FRS solution Arsenic,
Sugar Of Lead, Savln Ointment
Nitrate of Silver, Turner's Cera'e'
rsenic prussic Acid Tinct Muriale of iron.
Flv Poison, Burgundy Pitch,
Syringes, Assorted, Shaving soap
Corros We Sublimale, Vial eorks, Tru'ses,
Cologne Water, O'l soap,
B ue Ink, Black Sand, Gum Guiacum,
w afers. Jalap, Adhesive Plaster,
:, . Court do
Cayenne Pepper, Tartsr he'ai
LoCofoco Matches, super Caro' 0ooo'
Seidrz Powders, Cubebs, Alum,
Wallets Feruginous pills, Quicksilver,
lodide Potassium, lodide lfon'
n, Mercury, Phosphorus,
The various Tine tures, and many other art
cles. He expects to keep constantly on han
a full assortment, of flesh Family Medicine
and warrants them all to be genuine. Purchs
sers are respectfully solicited 10 call.
JAMES b. ELLIS,
Physician e. Druggis
Ripley, Miss, April 22d 1915.
H. would also respectfully tender his service
to the citizens Of the County, in the variou
branches of MEDICINE, SURGERY, OBsTETRIC.
etc. Returns h g thanks to his former patron
and respec fully soccils their continuance.
u Office, same heretofore occupied, wher
he may always be found except when profe'
| sionaly absent. J. b. r.
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I)iSSOlut on.

1TyHE partnership heretofore existing Dc.
tween the subscribers in the Tanning
Business near Salem, Tippah County.
Mississippi,is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent. WV NJ WOFfOnD'
G.. OBRIAN.
Oct. aI,h ls45vSl-&
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w &c-J. c. WOODFORD, rs Broadway, Ia. d fal
Of Freuch Window Shades, from To y feet IN
length, consisting Of full Landscapes Scotch and Italian
Views, Gothics Roman and Grecian Architecture, Ncns
taa Scenes Families about purchasing The aeoTe ar
tcIe VIII DO vel! call and examine the assortment Aer
chants h,,.tuy 20 -. eyain will be allowed liberal dis
count Also Gilt Cor1ices, Furniture GiinPs Curtain las
sels Cord. Window g.rsses, 4c &c Latsrges BudinS'
rs Broadway. SUI eo-t--
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MARRIED:

N this city. on Tuesday sept J. by Rev. MI smith,
", GEORGE w. GAGE 20 Miss SARAH Ann, daughter
4 The late Royal Wilds deceased all of this CITY
10 RrroklNu, the Isl insI. by Rev + T. l. 4ayior
Mr. JEHIsoN =. LELAND 70 CAROLINE NJ daughter
Of John II Smith, Esq.
On Tuesday LIST inst at Newton, Sussex county. y.
bv Res. Mr. shafer. MATTHEW ARMSTRONG, Jr. OF
his city, 10 anna A. daughter OF John IL Hall Esq 0.
Newton
AZ FAIRFIELD c. on the lat inst by Rev. Mr.. Atwster
LANES D. HARING Of this city. 20 CAROLINE T.
daughter OF George a. Phelps Esq Of the former place
Al Willow Glen n. 18th ult 3. c. Whiting TO Susan
II. Colgrove.
4. Boston. 3lst ult VIM Smith to Ann Z. Bracke,
Peter Hun; TO Elizabeth a. Tyler.
At Cincinnati, 26th ut james F. Maine to Mary Eliza
beth Rogers.
aeiIDer.
Martin
AZ Somervillc y j. 10Th all, Emanuel Lambert to
Margaret Tunson.
At Oswego 29th ult Harvey OEIara TO Charlotte Finn
3lsr ult Henry Downer Elizabeth McVsna; 3Oth vi.
George l. Thomas 70 Amanda LOOMS.
Al 'rroy 29th ult VIM. " Cole 20 Elizabeth Dafron.
At Savannah, 2eth ult Col. VIM T. Law 10 Josephine
Goodwin.
A, Alexandra D. 10Th ult r 6 Gerneny TO Marga
ret Kelsey 9th, Alfred Gait to Nrs Sophia Tun-,.u
els,, James c. Feyitt 70 Olivia Heating
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COMMERCIAL AyD MONEY MATTERS,
For Sales Of Stocks, DC. see Fourth Page.


WEDNESDAY P. NJ
At the Board day Morris Canal Company dc
clined; Norwich and Worcester X. IL !, and Reading
K. Il. shares J. Reading Bonds closed at yesterdays
prices and Ohio Sizes advanced /.
Bills on London lO5ial09 Paris II. 81 la5f 80 :;
amsterdam 3aa39t Hamburg 35,a $50; Bremen 75a77!.
The subscriptions TO the capital stock OF the Hud
son River Railroad Co. yesterday amounted TO 5000
500 taken by twenty-five subscribers. OF this amount
-s450O subscribed by persons in of from
$1,000 to $500 and the remaining $4,000 by fifteen
individuals.
The Commissioners Of the Philadelphia Railroad
me, yesterday Philadelphia pursuant TO Adjournment
and several hundred shares subscribed but as
many of the Commissioners still absent from the
city and many of the citizens still absent in the
country who expected to subscribe literally this
undertaking, the Commissioners have adjourned to
meet on Monday next at 10 O'Clock.
Monthly statement of Sperm Oil, Whale Oil and
Whalcbone imported into the United States for Aug
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Trads of the Hnd.nn.
Produce ard Country Merchandise Arrirne nj Ner York
RepartcS SpeclnLlu for The Ne.r. York Tribuns.

reported SpecmAyJor Inc Neo- 4 oTk iTiouM
N-v-York and ALBANY Line. ! Mather-Barge Rathbone
$50 bhls -four ID Johnson 1000 Jl wheat J Matie 5000
do l. Cobb ~ ba.es wool Roberts Bros CO. II do
McCregor Morris; do + c Estes y do wool Pol
hemus Il ashes Merritt, Ely Co; do W lngersoll
Co; do Mead, Rogers Go; 90 do Mcbride Lord; 3
do II bxs oil cuke A Dackus; II hhds do Brown, 20
kegs butter York Drake; % bhs NJ blackwell ls rolls
leather W Coolidge, Boston; SKIS rags ii Savage Is
cattle owners
Old Troy Line Pope Cstlin-Barge Advancc-l55 hbl-
-four Pope Caln 200 do Iceland Adams Co; bales
yarn l., w Saer * Co; lOi do Z cloth w Hsggcrty 9
do sheengs y Ii Sawyer do wool Frost JacobUs; 81 do
Day Owen x Co. Hartford; sc do Babcock CO. SKIS do
O. p Tuit!e; 90 5 Thompson bxs goods C. Haydock
Coz "a bNs cheese Huvland; II bales duck Polhc-
mus 30 kegs shoes us Co: Is rolls leather W Kembe
10, wooden ware T. X Livermure; bN leather Melvin:
hbls pork \ Hopkins
Trcnncr, Plat \ Co.'S L,nc-Bargc Milan, Cramer-IOfD
ieud sheep and anbs w \ Congcr; head do 80
bales hay $50 hbls fruit 1890 hu oats 1880 do ~ bbs
iolr $50 pkg. butler y do eggs c APT Crsmer
! II Milrr's Line Barge Industry from Oak Hu-SOO
sheen So head cattle 10 hogs Is calves 5000 bu oats 80 bales
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DIED

September ID ISIS, CHARLES w. GRIFFIN. aged r.
On Saturday, 18th OF august of consumption. CARO-
LINE EMELlNE SMITH. wife Of B. C. Smith in the
3lst year OF her age
II albany Jlst ult. Robert II. Fraser 81.
Al Boston 3lst ult- John Smelling 60.
At Dciroit, 2lst ul,- Caroline DZainy Barney, 10.
~ Dover. y. H. goth ult. Mrs Elizabeth kettery. e,
i, Evansville w. T. 18th ut Mrs Phebe Braeton, 20.
~ Greenfield Mass goth ut Fred'k C. Boutwell, q.
At joliet, H. goth ult. John White 90.
at Philadelphia, Let inst Edwin Cocord q Sarah
Cecilia Piankington
50 Richmond, Va 3Oth III, Mrs Mary s. Clarkson
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MODrr or NEw.YORK

IN CARVED WOOD.-Ihi. immense WORK OF Art. by =
Pore. Beden. exhibition sithe Minerva Rooms.
40 Broadway This Model presents ever building, shed
tree and other object IN the City 1t has teen progress
for more than year srd upward OF hundred person.
have been employed construction including some Of
the Srst Artists. American ard European.
Above The Moc-l IS A GOTHIC CANOPY ~ the most
hgEly decorated carved work containing IN dterrnt
psIunents OIL Punt;ngs OF OF the principal business
establishments In the City.
Hours OF exhibition from 4 N. TO 10 P NJ Tickets :
Season tickets 81 cents. Jy-i ITS