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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26
FTOUSFKEEPERS' Hardware, Guile

~ &c Lc-The subscribers are receiving fresh sup.
plies and have constantly hand full assortment 2
ousekeepers Hardware such common AMI tosy bsD",
Knives and FORKS single dozens or SETS and 10 sce o. %
piece, Also Tea Trays, spoons. Tea ketiies sauce So"
Coffee Mills. shrves and Tongs Hollo""ane' ~op Nc '
Of winch thfy Osef a. u,.n TITLE g Fulton 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26

10 violate Thy conscience at so great an expense.
Thee speaks our language flIppantly, and admires
our dress-thy ordinary dialect, and thy fashion
able blue coat, figured vest, and gaudy wa,rs
embellishments. are incontestIoie proofs OF thy
sincerity. Thee %eulUgIzes PENN have heard
thee eulogiZe Napoleon as highly have oosef-
we'd The duplicity thee uses for popularity. lhee
reads a sermon for the Presbyterians in the NOR
ming when they have no preaching. 1hee goes
IN The afternoon and leads singing for the Lhutch-
men. In thee evening the goes to the Unlversaiis'
meeting. Thee admires the immersion OF the
Baptist, the camp-meeting of the Methodist, ana
the plain dress and language of the Friend. l
will tell thee friend, thee strongly reminds me Of
nv brown horse. | once employed an honest J.
rishman to labor for me. | sent Patrick out IN
the morning 10 catch my brown horse. Now
the brown horse ran in the pasture, IN the mIddie
of which was a large square POND. fatrick was
gone a long time, and at length returned with
the beasl, after having chased hum several times
round tho pond. "WelI. Patrick said !, ION
which side Of The pond did 'hee find tne horse"
I"Truih,'' said Patrick, "and | found him on all
sides"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26


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ii as any belief, that II viii inlaIIbsy rure tnat distressing
ma.asv. CHAELrs ELDhEp.
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

of ,dyertians.--ONE DOLLAR per square fs
t3ree Insertions. ana TwESTY-FIvE CE>rs for each adj
GjtonaI Inseruon-TES LINES, or the space occupied M
30 ems, i counted q square, n2tllng counted les ;aan 4
half to be ccrrtea a square end a haiE-Per slIare for
three months. Three DOLLARS; for SIX months STx Dol
LARS, or TEN Dollars per anAltn tao sadafes fifFELN
DoLLAas AND FIFTY CENTS per aauIn. three squares
Twenty DoLLARs per aunum. Merchants, DflzsiSts,
and Others. advertising by the year. vii he charged tor a
column OF 1000 ms. $50 90 per anndn: for t'res-foartas
of 4 column, 5000 for half Il column, SS1,ot: Tor a
cuartero OF column. S2J,0a.-A det Ietol ef21 per cent.
viii be made on advertisements longer t1aa a quarter Of
a column. when inserted by tie halIyear or year, aaI not
altered. Chanrer notices and petitions fW ttyurce=. mi-t
be paid invariably IN ADVANCE. Aascr,semeni- eomiag
from abroad. must be accompanied wita the cash, inles-
ordered Tor publication by a brother publisher.
y. Il. No advertisement viii he discontinued until
for. unless al the option Of the publisher Or ty previous
engagement between the publisher and the advertiser.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.

The rates Of premium offered, are as low as those oi any
other similar inzrt1ti0n; ami every man has npA m ot
portunity, for a trihIns sum, To protect himself against ;ae
faeages 81 this destructive element, wtlcn often, IA 4 siasie
h8ur svee9s away tbe eatnias.o OF many years.
The Company also Issues Policies, Oh the most favorable
tern-, AGAINST loss or damage on the iiulIs OF Syo7ur- Boats.
aa4 on lie Car.acs OF Steam, Keel. and Iiat-B1ala, "hle
aavira,lng ne Weston River, Lakes, and Canals, and
epon Cargoes Of Sea Vessels.
Under the liberal aud enlightened policy which the Com-
rany adopted al the commencement Of their operations ~
the Western Country, ahd which they have steadily pursued
TO the present time, the number of policies issued have fese-
lsry increased from year 10 year; 50 That for several years
ras=al. tie office has covered. il the Western Comfy
r,iar.aally N OHIO, kentucky, Indiana, aAt Illinois,
nearly 5000 risks annually.
II Void bo dIa,cuIt i present a stronger evidence Of pub
lie confidence than these facts exhibit. Fer further inlor-
la1Ipa, and for The terms of insurance. Application may ue
matr ~ the above named Agent, who Il authorized . issue
policies - app .sant5 without delay.
+. ROBINS.
G.reral Agent Of t~ Company. Tor the Western static
E-aua.d. 1t. Hi1, .tA, i1i9. ltt
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26

JAMES cAE3ISATIyE BALSAI 49, certain
-7fs an eEert1at remedy fr cy7eaisTy' - Af'''ea' g
f99zeaess. cholera DoItIs, Summer ~lfnE ant, ENIin2 PANS.
cram, ne.roa= tfemors, and hr al bowel affections and
nervous diseases
Th.s * enc = the most Efficient, pleasant ana safe com
7east.oDz o. er 1fEere3 t. lie patiic fr TIE cure - tie var
la. arrangements IF tie stomach md t5veis and he oa.y
zt r]e worthy u the Iea=f confidence ~ e1fihg -&1.eFa an
fa,ln or Summer esrna.ss at; and in al the above diseases
il really acts Ike cla5g.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26

SPECIE-Wec copy from the New York Express the
following statement Of the exports OF gold and s'i'sf com
from that port, for the last fifteen months. Tine statement
embraces only the expor.s entered at the custom house. If
to these are added the sums winch are not formally entered
for expectation, and also the sums exported from me ollet
large ports of the Union, the aggregate would Doubtless De
sweHed Sc al millions more. Win 50 steady a dram OF
the precious metals from the country it Is scarcely possible
that our paper currency can be stable when the ASS -
viii ch il rests is 50 continually disturbed. The ehectIsI
cure for this evil IS surely 20 rs found III so regulating the
commerce Of the United States with other countries that
the latter shall receive as freely our domestic products as
we receive their manufactures; af, if that cannot ne elected
that Congress extend that encouragement AMI protection
TO aur own manufactures which viii 50 TO secure adequate
supplies at home aud thus to diminish the nm7t7t lit1aa-
aaI air0eH-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26

WORMS. ORNS.. WORNS.t:-To remove these
.r8sia!ezaae an +! dangerous iaaasita0ts of the s;1maea ans
rsgel-. ua.-h - otea impair the health an3 destroy TIE
E5yes Of Cail1-ea. u=e JAINEsS TONIC EERNifIGE
4 certain and safe pre- arztI9n for TIE remove. II tie az
lags kinds q ~7Fras, dyspepsia, sour stoFnsch. Thni q aT-
petite, infantle fever aat az1e. and debility q the 5t5Dac'
and bowels AMI organs q digestion
Eor sale by ANE X.
vatv28. I@.l-29lv. RscHf~gNp, Is.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26
The ~Ifarmonlst:

I )ETSG a collection of TUNES from the n7st arPtove.
ad.horr. adapted - every vars.y Of mstre II the
81 80. so PLnh STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26
Copper, Brass. Sheet-irOn and
Tiu.ware Mandatory

~ ME subscriber .akes this me,aod of informing the citi-
zsas of Richmond, aat toe ql3lts generally that he
hss commenced he above business II Richmond. where he
iltea3s keeping caaslanty On mad a general assortment
OF Come. R-ssz, Ssee.lron ard Tin waes-Stals. Brea-
ers. Fullers. Dye, and Has.sf's he':l-s q every description
maie 10 order at the shortest Rot4se an ~ good workman
Ike manner: all kinds OF Copper VISA, stew an taa kett-
ties Kept Constantly on hand; also. : general assor;f7en; ~
,in-wafe w.ica will be sold AZ wholesale or resad On a
good terms a. i can BE bought in the west. Al kInds # re-
caring done n, tie snortsst notice. The highest price sill
Be paid for od copper, bass AM pewter.
Ugh OWEN.
Richmond, Nav Is, $40. l9-f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26

VINO SLEW ALL TuEsEi Ii wasn't |, oxciaims
the rum bottle. | am intimate and consequently
FREQ from censure. Was il you. Mr.. DIstl!lerf
.sNo not n, all. | sell 20 the store keeper. and
would be pleased TO see intomperance put down,
bat the Merchant will have II, and may as well
profit bv his sales, as to have him purchase else
where.'-Was it you then, Mr.. Merchant? No,
am verv sorry that SO many men fall victims
to the hydra lntemperance, but here are lcens-
ed taverns who keep ardent spirits, and they ex-
pect me 10 keep an assortment of such articles
as they make use Of. lassuro you | am not to
blame" Now, Mr.. TayernkeeperF I've got you:so
il is you that send so many of your fellow beings
TO a premature and n drunkard's grave. "Why
here's my license, giving me full and ample pow
err to vend the spIrItuous liquors. No man need
purchase my spirits unless he chooses. and It is
no, nv business If he kills himself drinkIng.'-
So then, after all, II is impossible 10 answer the
query proposed in our mo,to-lmpossible for US,
but there Is ono who not only can answer IT, bu;
will hold equally responsible, the DistIller, the
| Merchant, the Tavernkeeper, and the time serv-
ING Legislator, anG before His bar, the widow and
the orphan will no, have 20 plead for justice in
vain.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26

Forensic ELooUENcE-'May il please the
court, and gentlemen of the jury: We shall at
tempt 10 prove ls', that my clients hog did not
commit any depredations on The complaIuants
fence: ID. that the hog broke only three pickets
instead of SIX, as set forth IN the indictments; and
Sd, that my client has no hog, nor nerer had.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26
PROTECTION

FRI AM MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
gNLIJAU COFFIN Of Richmond, Indiana. Agent OF
- the Protection Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn.
oHc5s 10 Insure Houses, Stores. mis-. FACTORIES, Barns,
and the Contents Of each, tosetner wita every osler similar
1nprIps OF DfODerv.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26
Bibles! Bibles.

Bibles Bibles
4 n assortment II RIBILS, IN various styla
CT Bindings, sa9 al different goes.: just received
and for sale At the BOOB STORE.
January 2Tih, l542.
r-A g,o1 ar,iels OF CIGARS, Tor safe a, the
II, ON f-42 BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26
Clock and Watch Repairing.

~ subscriber, having
~ purchased he entire stock ofC
~ 4. Dickinson, intends carrying Oh lie
~~b business at the same stand. where re
/N S%4j will be pleased to receive the patron
IE~\ ~aFYs nre Of hs friends ard the oil cIsto-
" IEE mars of the establishment. He viii
\ - sell Low Tor CssH, and can arrosuHo-
.lk@ date customers az short notIte, . : he
,rfr hare q a Dickinson ana J. Il. HuHnIc1tt IN his en-
n1ov Those wishing work done can. as before. be served
\. sh3-t pa,5.a Wark warrantsd, and well cone. low for
~ GEO. 7 I~CkERSEAN.
R5.b~r,l N,v ~. 1871. 20tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26

DR.. Franklin, or somo one else once said, IF
you wish to ascertain the good and bad qualities
of the woman you think OF marrying, 60 on a
sparkling expedition before breakfast This, no
doubt, would be an excellent plan, but If you
wish TO learn her true disposition, dress your
self and pay her n formal visit on q washing
day." and while she is up to her elbows ia soap
and water. If she retains her confPosure, md
continues her work until she can leave it with
out seeming 10 do so on your account-take hers
she will make a good wife; but, if she nies into
a passion, kuffs the boys ears; kicks the dog or
cal: upsets the washtub, and flies out Of the room
TO change her dress, do you cut dirt as though a
legion Of demons were at your back-she would
be q thorn instead of a rose TO you, as long as she
liyes-Littte| Western.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26

ELooUBSr.-Elder Knapp il speaking OF the
cold profession of his own denomination, and
their chances Of getting into heaven. observed,
They expect to get INTO heaven! You might
as well expec. TO pillow up a hard field with q
shiurle, and q short tailed rat for q teamn-
Elder Knapp must Re a genius
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26
VIM. CLARK, :sA1aoa,

Z ; ready, al tall times. TO work for approved Trade, Casi,
Il or Credii - CLEVER FELLOWS. (IJ-shop, u "oe1
uesf nf the Bank.
Richmond. une, 10 lSfl- 2itt
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26

Quaint Pemarks.-EeIs have been skinned
ever since Noah came oat Of the ark. and prin-
tiers have been cheated gu, Of their just dues, ever
since the Orientals printed with blocks Of wood
vet neither do The cells get used 70 being skinned
nor the printers being f1eeced. This argues great
obstinacy on the part Of eels and printers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26

Grares Of Indian hings.-In Lambaque. Peru.
are TO be seen the stupendous graves Of The inii-
an Kings. who must have died in the time of In
cas-. These stupendous MOUNDS OF earth are
Just upon the outside of the city and are bull: Of
sun dried brick. and are of gigantic dimensions.
Some of them are over three thousand feet IN
circumference. and over one hundred and fly IN
height. and have required much tune and labor
10 their erection. One of them was opened IN
Truxlllo. and silver and gold taken from Il amount
ing 10 over 81, 100000. A company Of mer-
chants have been organized. and are about open
ing several others. 10 search Of more hidden ,rea-
sIEy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26
RUFUS B~ABCOCk, jr.

NJ. Nicholas Harris, ore Of the demons d the F''st
Baptis, Church Of Paitaie'pIia, has ssen perfectly eafca
bv i;-afer having suffered foI sixty years With A-ta"sa,
ua1ca nitaer:o aaf5eA the skill Of some q the hesI Physi-
clans Of ths city. Mss Nary campbell of faye'ie Co.
Pa. has seen c1rs3 # Asthma q eighteen Yeas Standing
by ths Rxper;oraat
Finally, vHat the P4a1c have long desired, \ nc5i.iae o.
,f5s ki74 vAi-, mrs; - teparseE rqsn, prepared - =
regular physician i nse offered = tsel.. ana a. oe lad Of
JAMES DLGDAIE,
July II. l5G.-29-Iy RlsaHoNp, IA
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-22
PzJRrrC SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES,
xAvDs MILLS. STOCK, &c.

by virtue deed The undersigned bs b
5st Of Nav 1911 and duly he Of Marshall
Tppah, Yeobusha and faahaehe and ior me purposes ho
The 18th day Of May 1912,
az al & e m n e T. q the hhe bidder for cash an
beng moe Tract Of about 5000 acres Of land
eessd cres having an h a saw and
% n oe "b rae containing about Sixteen Hundred
oand the c Tppah the Basis
ao the foioNs daehed parcels land The
quarter Of Section T. Town Ranse Es South West quarter
Town . s''HS7 TIE aoH dag Of N4g 1912.
a AZ nd @ ss ss at 5T opSa ay a p
NEGRoEs and The following Tracts Of desirable land
Township and Range West Of the Bas Merid
Also eFers valuable Blood Horses including imported
lion voNEY unless The may have been previously disposed
aso Hog Plantation Utensils Wagons and
TIE 2srd day Of Nag 1912
@ sy pr y oaon w5 1 The rTep GeRs sss sGs
per share have been paid. And on
TIE 2lst dqy of June, 1912.
upon ofhe Greek named in the county Of Taa
hachie and Of Mississippi ab2g Twelve miles from trena
upon improved parts which will BE- growing the Time
liso @ '' bo1i El4H4Y LIZ and The sock
Horses Mules caltle Hogs Corn Fodder Plantation Implements
Wage rs, Carts, GinSland~, &c. Aud
TIE 24M day Of June, 1912
oGrenada the Tract Of land surrounding embracing
said % contain ba 81 ss d1
Timber presenting with he MILL FIX
FURES and FINE POWER, Tannely and w ork Shops
desirable object speculation:
ALo the and place Sundrv lots and improvements
situated the Grenada and The ock of Farming UnS
sis! Household Furniture, Iron, Backsmihs and Carpenter
Tools, Carts, Wagons NJ Carry logs. And
4 hal section oiand situated in The county Of YeobSha
and known being which recently purchased OF
John Sperry
@ Selling Trustee, shall convey other title than
a. such. E PUGH Dawes.
Marshall County, Miss Dee g. 1871.
- n By the wish and Of all The parties interested,
George ii Wyatt Esq will be associated with Trustee in
above
he whole viii be conducted Jointly.
E. P Dawes,
GEO. II WYATT.
Marshall County, Miss. Dec 10, 1s3I-20-tds.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-22

pY MISS III. r. GOULD.

On plain rush hurdle silk worm lay,
When proud young princess came that way
The naughty child of human king.
Threw sidelong glance at the humble thing
That took, with silent gratitude.
From the mulberry leaf her simple food
Aud shrunk, half scorn and half dsgus'.
Away from her sister child of dust
Declaring she never yet could
WHY reptile form like this should be-
And that she was not made with nerves so firm,
AS calmly to stand By crawling worrnIn
With mute forbearance the silk worm took
The tauntins words and the spurning look
Alike stranger to self and pride,
She'd no disquiet from aught beside
And lived OF meekness and peace possessed
Which these debar from the human breast
She Only wished, for the harsh abuse
To find some way to become of use
To the naughty daughter of lordly man;
And thus did she lav noble plan,
To teach her WISDOM and make it plain,
That the humble vas not made in vain;
plan 50 generous, deep and high
That to carry it out she must even die
No more" said she, "will drink or eati
I'll spin and weave me winding sheet
To wrap me up from the suns clear light,
And hide my form from her wounded sight
In secret then, till my end draws nigh,
III toll for her; and when die,
I'll leave behind as a farewell boon.
To the proud young princess my whole cocoon,
To be reeled and wove to a shining lace,
And hung in a veil DER her scornfu facei
And when she can-caImly draw her breath
Through the very threads that have caused my death
When she finds. at length, she has nerves SO firm
AS TO wear the shroud Of crawling worm
May she bear in mind that she walks with pride
In the windng-sheet where the silk worm died ~
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-22
w OMAN.

Il love the girls, ah that do
And so may he who tries
| love their pretty pranle, TOO.
They talk SO with their eyes,
AND then again. their lips SO sweet,
And colored like a rose,
Breathe nectar, when with ours they meet
And Danish all our woes
F" Yes girls are brilliants which were made
To deck the breasts Of men
And Adam wore one it is said,
And ali the world since then,
Then Why should without one be2
OH I'll adopt the plan.
When can find one who'll have me.
And oe married man.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-22

L love the men, all that I do
And so may she who tries
L love their soft persuasions, too,
They plead SO with their eyes,
And then again their words so sweet,
And ardent kind and true,
Breathe happiness when us they greet,
Or bid fond adieu.
Yes men are creatures which are made
To be adored by woman
And Eve, the tirst, loved one, It's said.
And all the soft sex since then,
Then why should | without one be2
Oh will change my 'nomen,
When can find one who'll have me.
And be married woman.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-22

ABOLITION IN FRANcE.-All the French colonies (ou)
having legislatures have answered negatively to the different
plans OF abolition popounded them by the official commit
tee OF which the Duke de Brogle is chairman they de-
mand IN The event OF perseverance. large indemnify
Tor both slaves and estates The delegate of French Guan
ma has addressed memoir this Government on the I'M
potance Of encouraging the growth of that COLONY
after the example OF the British India that France
may oe-as England IS endeavorng become-independ
en OF the United States for this Indispensable aclePa,is
cor. Of Nat Int
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-22
TRUsT SAFC

pY virtue OF deed OF trust executed - p;,
IL Jordan T. Cnmmins, to me, for certain ',af- T. f
toned which deed is record in The Pfb-,
shall county, Mississippi, in bonk H pageS e- cf.
at the Conri House door in the Of HOW esa 5s
esl bidder for cash, '3 oPfings ,5-.
on Monday the 1871 day Of SsD,,g5..,.
the following described properly viz: A - 1872
fronting on Lagrange street 26 feet running % ~
street Go feet, represented the plan ofbs On H
title is good butt will make only sucl lf - ~ q Hl
March 18Th f84t-34--6m LEVI CU3IwS
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-22
ERUST SALE.

ly virtue of deed of by William E. Smith
ID Undersigned for the purposes therein mentioned recorded
the Probate Clerks office of Marshall county, Mississippi
the 9th day OF June 1870 in Deed Book G. pages 627 62S
will sell the highest bidder for cash. the Court House Door
the Of Holly Springs
Monday The 1871 dag ofSeptsmber, 1912
the following described property Lot number represent
the addition Holly Springs and located
81 Town g. aud Range the basis meridian
Chickasaw ceSSiOn
The title the above property believed be good bu will
make such title only, as is vesed in trdSee.
JOHN L. CHfSM.
March I8f2-3f-6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-22
NOTICE.

SHERWOOD Low. Administrator of The estate af q
Nj Low decd shall proceed 10 SELL Tie Cour Hau-a
the town of Holly Springs
The 2nd day Of Ma. 1912
To the highest bidder credit et twelve nenfh. he m
described quarter of land 10 Wit The south anarer
=. township :, AMI westSod The dehf~
Done in puSuanre order OF the Honorable Probate
Marshall county, Miss. The said purchasers will be Iee
give bond and sufficient security
March p, l9f2.-35-lds SHERWOOD Low Ada
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-22
NOE1eE

IL persons interested w'll please take notice taa m &
OF March, 1912, the undersigned appointed br .
Court of Marshall county, slate Of Mississippi.
the property OF William Cram, dee late u said county
and 10 be administrator al eeigsRda of his estate A
having claims against The said William Ciaa
hereby notified and required 10 sxhib the e
collector and adminiStra aforesaid within THE time
lew, on the viii be blrrcd. 70 persons indebted fa
viii please pay the The undersigned wi,har 5aF
HAMILTON THORN ."E
March %, fsf2-36-Gw Co1ae.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-22

ney the dinner r-eaers] stamping the ridiculous
charge that he tD Haeanl is no gentleman with
anu throwing back in The faces Of those who make or.
rssPondenee Of Che Mssissippian.
- foicalous charge but the fact that can't be re-
fued- - more ridiculous Miss Crsolr
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-22
MEDICAL CARD.
Ds. CLEMENT Il. sAsaEsox.

(LATE JACkS0S, rE~N
Having permanently located in Holly Spring iacn6s
promptly all calls for him in his profession, and hopes
and faithful attention his professional dulles and
ofte years, devoted heavy and laborous practice n
LIBERAL share of public patronage. HIS ehergeS shalt bf
Ills Office is al the Drug Store Of L. Gag Co.. where a
be found except when absent professional
HoILY SPRINos, MI, March .. IsI2--35-6m