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ei to carrv them oaI in the.r obvious
meaning and import
Pfsolrs9 That the war with Mexico
upon all the principles Of patriotism and
the bws of nations, was a jast and necessa-
ry war on our part, in which every Amer.
lean should have shown himself on the
side of hi. country. and neither morally
nor physically. by word or deed, have Civ
en- "aid and comfort to the enemy.
Resolred. That we rejoice at the resto-
ration OF friendly relations with our sister
republic of Mexico, and earnestly desire
for her all the blessings and prosperity
which We enjoy under republican institu-
tons; and We congratulate the American
people upon the results of that war, which
have so manifestly justified the policy and
conduct of the democratic party, ard in
sured to the United States indemnify for
the past and security for the future"
Resolred. That in view of the condition
Of popular institutions. in the Old World,
high and sacred duly is devolyed with
increased responsibility upon the Demo
cratic party of this country. as the parry of
the people to uphold and maintain the
rights OF every State, and thereby the In
ion of tie States. and to sustain and ad-
vance among Us constitutional liberty. and
by continuing to resist all monopolies and
exclusive legislation for he benefit of the
few at the expense of the many. and by a
vigorous and constant adherence to those
principles and compromises of the consiilu-
ton, which are broad enough and strong
enough to embrace and uphold the Union
as it shall be, in the full expansion of the
energies and capacity OF this great and
Prcgre ssve people,
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sTt3TLtNGs GUT T6uE.
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD
KNOW

Reader, are youa husband or father' wifi: or
a notheI. Have You the sincere welfare OF tRoae
yoa love at hearti Prove your sincerity, aud lose
no m. il earning what causes interfere wi.h tneil
health and h1ppness not less than your own. II
will avoid to you aud yours. it has to thousands
many day ol pain and anxiety followed by sleep
less nights incapacitatng the mind for its ordinary
oeation and exhausiHg those means for medical
attendance. medicines and advertised noatrgn.
which Otherwise woaA pro lia for declining years
the r'ruiies ol age and the proper cla-atI1n q
yo4rc!ilGren,
How woiteni il happens, that The wife linSers from
yr.I ia year in that plttnis condition g. not even
for one lay to ar! the .apry and cHhi0era'ms in
lueuc- incilent 70 he enjoy manto h'rlth, arising
.rn3 -aarantr af the simplest aad p.s~c' rules ol
Il ct as connected WI ne ~ rrlrr STATE. the Vi
oldilon 0. which entails d-,eaSc suffering & misery.
And mus. this gontnAal Mus, TINS be, Is thsfc
n remedyi NO relief! ne hopai'
The remedy is by moving the cause. AMI avo-
ling tken, aud knowing the rcnetie. and benefit
ting pg them.
These are pointed on. in
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AN ACl % amend the Con ..-.. t.,.s.f
State of Mississippi in rr..aoL ..
Chancery Courts.

AN ACT :, amend rhs con 49, ,..
! State of hfississirr; IN
/ Chanc.rv Cour,s
c, p.,,,
,."r,t. c,..o.. ;C'". f''' ''' '9 me A@2'8a
-"t Z I'' - - y -n'sa,asFp', -, Two iGr.
a.,L - o'H'' r. ,ho - ha' HE sg
Ga...;,,,;nn ar ,la 60 IS ~. "','cie OF u
.,r;.tan ON, ond ohroos,oJ o -, JJi'SslSslPpi' b
, l.arsof ,La solinv;o,, se",;o, 6 anu IA lie
snd nd ;ns.y,eJ inst.od y;1. '' 0e adoP.e
. sro t6 Cbancery co,rts -,
;u,isd;ct;on in aii ,oat;.rs I''S nr % WIN ie
no beId !, sach ;rJ;c;al s;s,n;. 'i"'.I' Sha
er;, Judge ,hsraof at s,ah ~. -; >! Inc q
cas as nav ba d;ro.to5 hr la, an'eS n ana pa
ner;or Cour, Of rboocor,, a,d ~ =, me 81
E;.a chanos.r G.. s,!' Il, =, Oh" :ne sever
o,aor;,od nr,1 ~ c., 80 Ws ...'',.ue a. 'oa
vss.,her ora thoussnd | a;oh, hapnuay py OF No
snn s.van ~ e.. ~ ~ as.oo;s;n ~ nunafed an
Jo..nd;rn thare;n '' u causes nos
Tha Jen;slotnra sh.u .,
~ .rs'arno.;o. - ;, f'o''ue oy law
sa;d Supar;or CT os Cha. seoiuS Oh tda
sa;d VIZ Chono.rr Ca aeery' ahd d
~ ,r.nsfo. ~ al -" 49,, auu aiso In
undetsrm;ned Ibers;r tn I o,bo. "1y r ielnaa
ell doo;,;or ' N''i's IN
S Sc o r. . t,r,,,. ,,,, ~
shall h. tho dnt, of ,ba S.osata. t"..s', ina! &
TO g;vo no,i,e of ,H;s act 49, aua ns J. .. o'ais
,oent of tLa .ons,;,n,;an S .,a.' y '"1 a'iienl
at least s;r mor,bs nrecad;rpa rvtbo'r ~ nefe2'
eral election bv advertis;gor VI" i ".H. "a gen
more nubIc nav vsraners nm5r.haa ;" 'H.ee o.
State md at said elpc';oD Ia ths nnai;sI n '4'
tor voting for msmber Of tha -.
sbau also v,te far ~ oro;us, ,hao ~ 30. ~
mondr.nt in ,ho ,oa,no. - foua": ,"e sa'' d
The re,urn;no officer Of ea.b oad "
election nrecinct shall ash each ava .,i' s'
voter whalber he is far or a~o;rs, ~ 49, eo., 's.,
nronosed amerIment and sh,n aw.la;.s t',s s,.'
same to him. and shall cause a pena,a. ,,a ''s
record Of said votes to he ke,t rnJ,'% "S'
head Of "Chancerv amend,rentn .5 '.y
"Cbancerv no amabdment - ana ,It S4'
make a true return Of said vo,o. r. 'Il a.
Sheriff or general returning of;cor -
county. and il shah he ,be dntv or,bo e.. .'
ifr Of each county TO furnish eve,v ro.,. .,,,.
ning officer in tho county with q conr' ,or-' :,
this ACT. ~ VI
SEC 8. Be IL turtle, eaoc,o5 Tb.t i.
Sheriff or GENERAL returning oficar , st.g 'DY
make returns Of an yo,ns aiSer f.r ..'s'
ga;nst tbe said amendment and .,so oSa ~ /"
wholo rrr,boro or ro,os ,,;,,on f,, ""
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NlnELlND LOTTERIES.
ice Of .Ae Maryland Consolidated Lotteries.
Baltimore, Juiy lst 1855.

once oI ne Nar! and Consolidated Lotteries,
bJIiimcre, Juy lst 1855
Al Tickets or Cartidcate Of Packages of Tick
cts in the Lotteries authorized by the State of
Nary and beor'he A,Aasraphed signature Off. X.
BRENAN. General Agent for the Contractor and
any ottcr> are frauds.
Owing ~ nrElrrous applications from all parts
a the cuuu,U, the management will give their
attention to the f'ingo orders fer Tickets or Ger.
uheata7, IN the Mary and Lotteries
persons at a distance may confidently rely upon
hayrg their orders for Tickets promptly filed and
ne siri loafd nee Observed
Thee Lo'tarie5 are drawn daily n,public IN the
City Of Baltimore. under the superintendence of
the state Lottery Commissioner, Heavy Bond.
are given 10 the State security for the payment
OF all Pryea Tn. prices of Whole Tickets are
ron Il to $40 laif and Quarter Tickets in pro-
portion.
There are never less than $4,000 Prizes in any
Lottery which Prizes vary in amount fIom 81 to
100000, according to the price Of the Tickets
7 or instance
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

n T the July term 1855, of the Probate
- Court of 1Fippah county, Mississippi
Letters Of Administration were granted the
unler.ign upon the Estate of Charles L.
liauniS, deceased Notice is therefore here
by given to allpersons having claims agains,
said Estate. to present them within the
time prescribed by law, or the same will
be barred and all persons indebted to said
Estate are requested to make payment.
ARNOLD MCDONALD.
JAMES l.. MCDONALD,
Administrations.
July l9,h 1856 -9G--6w
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Notice.

10y virtue Of a decree of the Probate
Cou't OF Tippah county State Of Mis-
s',sjppi made at Tie July term | l855 thereof.
the undersigned will sell at the Court house
door in the town of Ripley, on the Third
day of September next, the following de.
sclibcd lands, belonging to the Estate of
r. J Thomas. deceased, to wit rhe South
west quarter OF Section One, in Township
Three, oi Range Two, East. Note and ap,
proved security will bo required
DANIEL HUNT,
Commissioner.
July l9th 1855-26--5w
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I. B0GVN'S

" e'-t'~- = z . s-eINF>I : q Viz y %ttt D
fFsHlS Essence isa preparation ofunusual
- oAcclI,ace. In ordinary diarrhle, in,
cjpicn, cholera, in short, in ali cases OF pros
tra,ion Of he digestive functions it is Of
inr>lmah.e value During the prevalence
Of epidemic cholera and summer complaints
OF children, it is peculiarly eliicacious; 10
family, individual or traveller should be
without il.
CAUTION Be sure to get the genuine es-
sence, which is prepared only by +. BRowY,
at his Drug and L6em,coi Store, Y. h. Cor
ner Of F3tM aud GlemW Streets, Phjla9el-
ph'0, and for sale hv all the respectable
Apo.hecarics in the United States, and in
Ripley, Miss. by J. B. ELLIS, N. D.
NAV 2l,h 1G55--o0--6m
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CAUTION THE PUBLIC
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

A Ii persons having claims against the
. Estate of L. NJ Garrett, deceased. are
hereby notified to file them with the Clerk
of the Probate Court of Tippah county. in
the State of Mississippi, on or before the
Third Monday in February next, probated
according 10 law, or they will he barred.
said Estate having been reported insoiyent
by the Administrator.
Witness, the Hon James Rogqn.
lis Judge of said Court, ,ke third
Monday in july la55.
DANIEL IICNT. ok.
yuiv 10Th 1853 .e-,5
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THE STATE F MISSISSIPPI, !
l., r,,,,t,,

TiPpah County.
To all person. interested in the Estate Of
Alexander X. Matthews, deceased:
VSOU are hereby cited to be and appear
-a before the Probate court Of Tippah
county State of Mississippi, on the third
Monday inSepiember next, to show cause
why the Final Account of A. d. Matthews,
Administrator OF said deceased, presented
to our said court for allowance, should not
hc allowed, and a decree made thereupon
accordingly. Witness, the Hon. J. Rogan,
Judge of said court, the third
ILsl Monday in July 1855
DANIEL HUNT. Cl'k.
July l9th l955--28-5t
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Or. !. &. MkRCntsrs
c Z RATED CATI,CIICO ON
FOR THE RELIrF AID oURIoT euTrIE,EG

II stand. Tre-cm-
IN FtioT It's ,tIatile
powers IN all the
dle.a'rs .or which il
lsrrcaInuicnded, ls US
ga..V called
FEMALE CON
PLANTS
ftliese are Pr5.ap-
sus Z teri, or Failing
Of the Womb: Tluor
Albus, or White;
chronic inflammation
nd duircraiion oithe
Womb. incidental
lieinorr',age, or Fl
lodirV Painful Sim
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house, no, other is wanted as it comprises
all that could be obtained by taking thr ee
other Magazines.
NEW FEATURES FOR 1856
A new and very interesting story will
be commenced in January, BY Marino
Harland. author of "Alone," and "Hi dden
PATH" two novels that have created an
immense sensation in the literary world
Also
Miss Virginia T. Townsend will COM
mence in the F.brusry number Novelette,
which we know will strongly interest the
readers of the Book"
Stories by an English Authoress.
How to make Wax Flowers and Fruits. -
With engravings.
The Nurse and the Nursery.
How to make Bonnet
Troubles Of an English IIousckceper.
The Art of Sketehing Flowers from Ma,
ture.-Wih engravings:-To be copied
by the learner on paper to be co'ored.
Maternal counsels to a Dangh ter,--Dc-
signed to aid in the care of her health, the
improvement Of her mind, and the cuhiya-
tion of her heart
New STYLE oflIluminatng Windows and
Lamp Shades with engravings.
Poetry and History of Finger Rings,
Illustrated ShielSs for the Ladies and
where they come from, with engravings.
Modelling in Leather with Engrayings.
This is only giving an idea of our inten-
ions for 1856. New designs of interest to
the ladies are springing up every day. we
shall avail ourselves OF everything that can
interest them. In fact "Godey's Lady's
Book" will possess the interest of anv 9th
er three Magazines.
In addition to the above will be cou.inu-
ed in each No.
Godey'> splendid Steel sngravngs.
One hundred Pages of reading.
Godey's challenge Fashion Plates. IN
this as in every other department we defy
rivalry or imitation
Embroidery patterns. Any quantity of
them are given monthly.
Model Cot ages
Dress making with diagrams TO cut BY.
Dress pHttcrns--infant' and Childrens
DresSes--AIl kind of Crochet and Netting
Worh--CIoaks, Mantellets, Tamas, Col
lars Chemisetts, Under Sleeves, Bonnets,
Window Curt aims, Broderie Angaise Sip.
pers, caps cloaks evening dresses fancy
articles, bead dresses, hail dressing, robes
Tor night and morning carr age dresses bri
lal dresses, wreaths, mantias, walking
lresses, riding habits, boys clothing capes
'Ioaks of fur in season, crochet and ret.
ing Work printed in colors.
DRAWING LESSONS for Youths
1000 designs, Music. 50 worth, is given
very year the Nurse and the Nursery.
With full Instructions; Godey's invaluable |
teclpes upon every subject.
We would advise all who in tend to sub
cribe to send in their orders soon, for if
v" do not make duplicate stereotype plates,
will be difficult to supply the demand -
We expect our list for, 1856 will reach TO-
700 copies. The best plan Of subscribing
s 10 send your money direct to the pu blish-
n. Those who send large amounts had
'etter send drafts, but notes will answer
drafts cannot be procured Letters had
'etter be registered--it only costs five
ents extra, and their safe reception IN
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TERMS CASH In AnNANnr

One copy enc year, 50. Two copies one
year, 50, Three copies one years, Sc
Five copies one year, and an extra copy
to the person sending the club making six
copies SO. Eight copies ole year, and
extra copy to the person sending the club,
making nine copies, SIS. Eleven copies
one year. and an extra copy to the person
sending the club, making twelve copies,
SEQ
Efs-The above terms cannot be deviated
FROM no matter how many are ordered.
Godey's Lady's Book and Harper's
Magazine both one year for $3.50.
Godey's Lady's Book and Arthur
Magazine both one year for $3.50.
The money must be all sent at one time
for any of the clubs.
1T Additions of one or more to clubs
are received at club prices.
Ts'A Specimen or Specimen. will be
sent direct to any Postmaster making the
request,
Es- We can always supply back num-
hers for the year, as the work is stereotyp-
ed.
SUBSCRIBERS IN THE BRITISH PROVINCES,
Who send for clubs, must remit SO cents
extra on every subscriber, to pay the
American postage TO the lines.
Addrcss l. A. Cooley.
No. 1l3 Chesnut Street, PHILADELPHIA.
LEATHER FOR SALE
a lot of good Upper and Sole Leather:
- also 6in Band Leather. for sale at
my house, one mile and half East of Rim
ley. and at The Drug Store of DR.. J, i.
Ellis, in Ripley.
THOMAS C. HINDMAN, SR.
Oct 25lh 1855.
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TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI J
TipPah County. {

FTsIIk Clerk OF lie Probate court OF IlppaI
county, Mississippi, having at the July
term, 1855 Of said court, reported the claims
filed vi'h him against the Estate of Elias
Z. Garrison. deceased. These are there
fore TO warn aIlcredilsors and other persons
10 or, s.ed in said Estate, to be and appear
before said court. on the third Monday in
p,,mber next, 10 show cause why said
report should no, be final. allowed and ap-
proved by said court
Wines. the Hon. James Rogan,
TLs judge o. said court, the third Mon
day IT July 1855.
DANIEL HUNT, C'k.
'.lv 19's 1855 rs 5S
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evils, Cancer excepted no matter how e, ere cT
Of how long standing
This medicine has never been introduced ly
empty pulls snd misrepresentation nsT is il int
'ded thatits present popularity shall be sustained
BY any medium but It's merits and the appreciation
ofthe public
~NOTIcE TO TIE UNFORTUNATE
FEMALE.
feel it duty incumbent upon myself 10 declare
publicly the great blessing Dr. Morchisis Uterine
Cathoiicon has proved TO me. Tor two years my
health was miserable, was almost unable to walk
Physicians pronounced my case ialling ol the womb
extensive ulceratlons. commencing with fuoralbus
he pains, irritation, probation, &c, rendered
HE burden. Ia this miserable conG .tion Dr. F.
P Newand recommended Dr. Marchir's Uterine
Cathoicon. After taking fonr bottles find ngself
IN perfect health. GIattuJe for my restoration
makes me arjentlg desire that all NY sex alike
unfortunate may find sure relief from this ines.ima-
ELIZABETH A. VEWLAND.
No. 10 West-st Utica, n Y.
The above statement know to be true.
+. p AEWLANs. ". D. Utica. y Y.
My WIFI, having used several bottles Of DR.. Mar
ehisi's Uterine Cathocon, and having deriN ed great
benefits thercironi, has no hesitan'y in pTcroun-
cing one oItbe best medicines ever produced. en1
reconmcnas il 10 the afflicted JB. SLADE.
Heruanto, Mss
have sold what roR sent nc, and 30 far. a.
'an lcsul II Las given general satistact on he
ieYe Ito be good remedy ior those dis,ssas Gor
which it is recommended.
laWrcncevi.le, Ga. JESSE LOWE V y
have no hesitation in saving. Dr. NcrcI.i's
Uterine Cathocon i Invaluable in uterine diseases
generally. | have used it IL F.uor Albus, Ames-
,rrhGa, Prolapsus uter and in cases Of extensive
4 gf+l ~
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For Sale

a Gos'lng Buggy, nearly new. and ..
two, three, and one four-hur,e war-
gon. by p. MILLER d. SON
oc.-h,r IN 1855
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evils, Cancer ezr'ptedl no matter how ,eTe CT
Of how long standing
his medicine has never been introduced W
empty puts and misrepresentation. nsr is il nten-
'ded that its present popularity ,hall be sustained
BY any medium but its merits and the appreciation
of.he public
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STILL GREATER ATTRACTIONS!

GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR 1856.
52 VOLUME! THE PIONEER MAGAzrSEi
EyPec'elly deroted to tie ronts Of tie Ladies
Of america
Where, this Magazine is taken in a
house, no, other is wanted as it comprises
all that could be obtained by taking thr ee
other Magazines.
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ca -LCs J. pFIrRson.
t. 7g,.r Nagozine. already the cheapest an
t'i '-.a...y ofl., kind in tie world vii, be great
g. .a1g.1-a ioT ls-G. II viii contain 500 pages
30 f a','-cg.umn reading matter from twenty to
iHIT3 Steel Plates; ana over four hundred Wood
'.2i". :; which Is proPorionately more tLsn
a., l-rIod.cai olauv Price. ever -ut gave
Is THRILLING ORIGINAL STORIES
Are pronounced, b. tie press the best published
arywl mere The editors are MS. Ann s Stephens.
author of The O'd Home stead" "Faehion and
FAMINE" All Charles J Peterson. author Of f"Kate
hyIe>, ~" Tle Valley FARM etc, etc: and thew
AZ a,,l,.e' hF al. the most popular female wri-
~ o: -inaraa. New talent is continually being
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The Ripley advertiser., 1855-11-22
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k-h Number contains Fashion Plate. enrra-
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New York Fashions are described At length. each
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