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Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22

Weare indebted to the Cincinnati Post for the following
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22

EIGHTH WONDER THE woRLD-Ihe Fomatam 9I
LTD Colossus takes transcendant delight IN beng able
y this important nncture the history OF medicine at cri-
aen quacs prowng and preying over the country
administering their deeterous nos'rums to the creduious rob-
g The ignorant and the humbugshle OF their receipts and
knng off poor humanity rapidly than sword restl-
tnee. famine ntemperance he is mort tanscenientiy
apPy. such crisis to the afflicted the won
csr virtues his powerful compound the PoMATuM
OF LIFE
us Conposition-The Pomatum Of Life or Resurrection
Grease compound of equal parts Of the double concen-
tated extract Of buzzad fat the reccd quntescnce OF skunk
oil nermnged with highly precpated decoction OF bed
bugs lard give agreeable perfume OF purely vegea-
be luslrc.
Us Firtaes-I is an unfang remedy for every disease
iacdsa g humanity from up to consumption and
ior 53i7 diseases that do dot exist that allowing one
new disease appear annually will meet all conngen-
c:es for l5.347 years sss q 8
Certsjscsts-To DR.. Colossus. Your Resurrection
case. Life Pomatum, tried to-day skeleton my
oacs gave thorough ssturation Of pomatum. wrap
psi i in blankets and laid il out IN the moonshine
and was walked up early the morning By the fellow bsw
Ing for wash the grease of his hands face
aud body and for clean shirt I'll
AsAAF1 Respectfully + BRoADLID
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22

NoRrHEAsTERN BoUNDARY-- Treaty ConcLndsd-A ru-
circulated by the papers that Treaty has
been concluded bctween Mir Webster and Lord Ashburon
embracing all the points of difficulty between the
trics ia regard the ~ E Boundary The United States
csie Great Britain the territory north of the ST. Johns
le Great Britain cees the strip of country between
rp,eat boundary and the river St Johns including the city
q Frederickton the Of Governmtn of the British
N sx Brunswick and Of course the navigation Of the river
" The
70 this arrangement New unswick very but
hia. considerations have prevailed ana settlement that
M be taaned the United States honorable and satac
.s-v IN hgh dsgee ms been etsctei HemPtss EnqHrer
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22

RusTIc ComMENTAroR-Jirn EMPLOYED cn
wood by the dav The boss along and found Jim lift
ing the Ieisurey laboas go mp the Mississippi
and accompanying every blow wha gruni
"Slow work Jim. slow work"
'RoS the Bible moderation IN all things
The boss was nonpuss At dinner Jim piled his knife
and fork with remarkable industry The boss reminded
him oi his morning text, but Jim was ready.
Ive bern reading the Scriptures since Boss that what
eve the hands do that do with all thy might"
Boss told Jim he entirely learned chop wood,
and therefore very politely requested him to take his hat
and walk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22

CuRE FOR DISEASED PEAcH TREEs-Take common
sat parts and of salt rub them well together
Until they intimately mixed Apply oz Of this mixture
10 each tree of old and upon the surface OF the
ground in immediate with its trunk this mixture thus
applied will destroy entire all the grubs but to eeciu
nv the whole orchard al the
Of two bushels of the above mixture the This
method has failed the size and improve the
flavor of the fruit prevent the Yows we'll as to des
troy the worms.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22

DEAR Sir: We had eloraous Convention Yesterday.
Old Kennebec ont in her full strength EDWARD ROB-
IsoN tra1nphnntLy nominated for Governor and
CLAY nominated for the Presidency L cannot describe
you the eshzsiasm for CLAY words describe
Every alluson him received with unbounded applause
and before had reported resolution was
roduced and carried by for CLAY In word
describe you the Enthusiasm for HARRY OF THE
WEsT.--NationaI IatelLagencer
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22
EMIGRANTs FROM GERMANY.

Whole villages including the rich we'll as the poor
egaiag says letter from Men'z from Germany 10
North America Three OF those in Upper liesse have with
tne.e icw months entirely abandoned. and several IN
lshsns Prussia preparing 10 follow the exampie q
shc ago the whole population OF these villages pass
"a through Mentz its way TO America accompanied ey
lis pastor and lis Observation-Disclosures
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22
where, o where is the Rover a.
Where. - lchsTe is he gone r.

We have thing later tha. is authentic, the wherea-
o5u.s Of ia Holly Springs Guards particular friend, "Ciov.
EJr." Our last e him streakng toward Can
rt but whether he has reached that haven Of
grccs and ascal has stopped somewhere among his
ocraiic friends fit another ragamun army Of scamps
vherewith disturb the public tranquility.
formed Memphis Enquirer.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22

we are indebted to the Cincinnati Post for the following
news;
appears that the tide Of emigration has only commenced
1 , county III understand the signs 0! the times
The whole OF Europe will eventually Of masss
shorel IL certainly looks like II now. ioF letters re-
ceved in the East from the continent of Europe announce
the coming of thousands Germans the United States
C letter states that 90 900 about embark from
d and that the rage or emigration pervadts the whole
OF Germany aud Holland The only that possibly
preveG the coming the hordes OF Germans the want OF
vessels An Immense army Of emgrants their march
embark from French ports Ia continuation
per published in P,rs noted for the accuracy OF its state
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22

~ 4lTTORnv EY4T LAW asa
DFFrCE-Adjoining WIN. FINLEY ESQ. Tfs5. 5-ssr
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22

WILLIAM E. WILLIAMS. r NJ
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22
JOHN K. RAlBURN.

co TTON AND TOBACCO FACTOR RECEIVING AND
FORWARDING MERCHANT
NEW ORLEANS.
Respectfully inform my friends the John
lson u Co, of New Orleans, johnson, Raybarn
Nashville that the business OF those honses speedily closed
and that intention continue,
mate Commission and Factorage business in this city from
and after the st day September
share ofae business from the the above
accliaed shall reside in the city permanently give all
basnes confded personal
July S-5o-6n. JOHN K. RAYBURN.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22

-
~ JAMES MACK
Love Oh Love te every heart.
What blessed thing thou art.
When beauty Is revealing
Thy soft and ardent feeling.
Brows blushing.
Checks flushing,
Eyes shining.
Arms twining.
Hands pressing.
Lips caressing
Bosoms meeting.
Hearts beating;
Lowell Oh Love TO every heart
Whal blessed thing thou art
Ere six months pass over.
Happy bride and happy lover
Butchers. Bakers.
MantaumakeTs,
Doctors solemn
With column
OF expenses
Shock the senses
Qaite undoing
Turtle cooing
Love Oh Love TO every heart
That blessed thing thou art
BF the time that two years
Have brought their happy new years.
Wife and mother.
In pother;
Husband surly,
Hurly-burly.
Cherubs squalling.
Bawling brawlIng.
Kicking. fighting.
Screaming. biting,
Love- On Love- 10 every heart
Whata blessed thing thou art
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI At HOLLY SPRINGS.

Anderson &
327 July Term 1912
Bryan Stevens, & al
opening Bill,
u the defendant Bryan Stevens
this bu resides beyond the limits thereof
this
ordered b me that unless the said de-
fndan before the Vice Chancellor Court
the of Holly Springs
On The first Monday IN January nert
plead emur the Bill of complaint of Complain
several allegations thereof will be taken for confessed and
the Vice Chancellor
equitable and and is further ordered that Of
be Holly
the of Holly Springs, week for
months succeSsively
Test: JAMES c. ANDERSON.
july 20 1872
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22

Al iOkNE1 Al Law,
Holly SPRINGS. Miss
M ILL practice IN the sh judicial DcA business
w ed TO his shall prompt and attention.
Office, 3D. door West North of the
lie square, in the brick row. Jan. 90 1872 2-26-lz
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-22

NOTICE.
yN7E the undersigned having been appointed the June Term
w the Probate Marshall County, MssSsipp Com
receive and all the claims Of
Solomon B. aacs Deceased
Leonard G. Burfod administrator thereof
will the Office of Tryon NJ Yancey in the
Holly Springs the fourth Mondays of July October
1912 purpose receiving and examining
the claims against sand estate
T. NJ .YANCEY. Commits
JOHN OU1LLIN }SiOaers,
July Is, 1912.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17
aiic Contrast.

When President VAN BuuEN was requested
by Governor Rtner, during the buckshot war in
Pennsylvania, to conquer the PEOPLE of that
state with the Government Soldiers, HE REFUSED
10 interfere with the people, whilst maitaining
their rights When JouS TrLgn, the present
wing president, was recently requested by Gov,
King to assist The arist0raey Of Rhodc Island 10
tramPo under foot and Keep do,cafhe People Of
that state tciih The u s. Soldiers, HE onErEp the
request, and by his interference the people of
Rhode Island have been swindIed out of their
rights and privileges as ircemen, and been made
the showers of wood" and drawers Of water" 10
the British charter party, for another season.
Martin Van Been was a Democrai-John Tyler
Is a Wig. Democrats of Illinois, will you, or
can You ever, in any way or manner assist such
m unhaIlowcJ party, as the wings have at all
times shown themselves to be, to get The rcius of
your government into their hands, and grind the
honest yoemanry to the very dust--rob you of
your most sacred rghts--puli down your free
institutions, winch were purchased by the blood
of the patriots Of the American revolution, and
erect Ia their stead British money a,istocrucy,
more tyrannical and damnabe than that Of Great
Britain ilselfl Never! we venture TO predict.
Then stand fem to your time honorcd principles
Give not an inch Of ground to your old enemies.
Remember that intrigue liaud and corruption has
ever been their game when they were unable to
obtain power and trust Ivy their own strength.
look and reflect well before you allow your
selves to be deceived by their cunning DEVICES
and false professions.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

A Lireiy Relish FIR Breahtast.-The Philadcl-
phia Gazette says: "a few mornings since, wEilc
a kind old matron was arraying the coffee cups
for breakfast, she thought that something extra
appeared to be in the milk, and, upon examination,
found it TO be a live eel of small Dimensions
How the slippery stranger got there was involved
in mystery; however, it was concluded upon re-
Election, that the milkman had not put a slraincr
on the nozzle Of the pump when he watered his
milk, by which oversight the eel slipped into his
pail, unobserved until near being scaIdcd TO death
with hot coffee"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17
Rhode Island.

The controversy in Rhode Island appears for
the present at least TO he ended, and the great
principles Cor which the sulliagc party commended
abandoned for want Of irmncss in those who adj
vocatcd them. After the dispersion Of the suffrage
forces on Fedc,al Hill of which we gave an ac-
count two weeks ago. they never again met. The
Chaderes remained complete masters of the field,
while the leaders Of the opposite party dissatisfied
and distracted, made no effort to regain what they
had lost Under these circumstances, Gov. Dorr,
to avoid being arrested thought it prudent 10 leave
the state, and it is said he is now in New York
City. During the present month the charter le-
gsla,ure meet and they propose to pass law for
holding a convention to create a constitution with
a full extension of the right Of universal suffrage.
Should this be done, the war may end pcaccably;
but n any other event the hope can hardly be
entertained. The great body of the people Of X.
Island are still determined as ever to have their
rights, and nothing but the solemn assurances Of
the cbaredes that they shall be restored, keeps
them quiet.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

About o'clock on Wednesday morning the LIST
inst, the large publishing house of the celebrated
booksellers, Harpers, Brothers, Cliff street, New
York, was discovered TO be on fire in the fourth
story, occupied as their bindery, and before the
flames could be subducd, the whole Of the fourth
and fifth stories aud their valuable contents were
destroyed. The total lossis estimated at $4,000
of which S45 900 was insured. The N. Y. papers
have no doubt but tina, the fire was the work of
an incendiary 1t appears that the Horpcrs, by
paying very large sums TO James aud Bulwcr, got
manuscript copy Of their lntest novels. These
they had printed, bound, and ready to be packed
and sent into the country. 1t became known TO
the trade, and large sums were offered the lIar-
pcrs for the privilege OF publishing them pa,i pas
su with them, but they refused. The determine.
lion seems then TO have been adopted to obtain
u copy clandostnely, aud the building was enter
ed by one who knew where to find the books. for
he was traced almost TO the spot, and having stolen
the books, in rctreaing, the robber it is supposed
either designcdIy or accidentally, set fire to the
building.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

Roym V,siir Erpected,-An officer on board
the U. s. ship Vinccnncs, of the exploring cspc-
dition, writes to his brother ia Cleveland thus -
1--WE have on board Vdoba, the king of the Fejee
Islands, as prisoner who killed and ate eleven of
the crew of Salem vessel in 1885. suppose he
will socn be shown about like Black Hawk and
then be sent home. He says am his best friend
and wishes TO live with me when we get to the
United States. How would you like him for
and wears his hair half yard long. He would
be worth $4,000 to show about the country"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17
Gen. .HucIlsOu's Fine.

seen Jack8onS FiRe.-The following is the
vote on the motion to ongross the bill TO refund
Cen Jackson's fine at New Orleans. - GaIcna
Gae. GM Adc.
The above, OF something like il, we have lately
seen in several wing papers, unaccompauled by
any explanation whatever of the seemingly strange
vote which follows it, and we copy il to show in
what manner some editors try to gull their read
ers. BY the vote in the U. S. Senate as given by
them, the democrats are made to vote against re-
funding the fine to Gen. Jackson and the wings
in favor oft; but this almost any one will come
at once TO the conclusion is not fair statement OF
iacts-nor is it. The important item lie omitted
tho before this vote was taken on the bill the
wings had attached to it an amendment under
which Gen. Jackson could not hororab!y and
therefore never would have accepted the money
from congress. The imposition OF the fine by
Judge Hall was either right or wrong. wrong
the money should be refunded and the stain on
Gen. Jackson character eilaced; fright 10 refund
1t would not only be doing injustice to Judge
Hail. but it would be hig h breach of duty in CON
grcss; but the low trick resorted to by tho wings
to dodge the question is both breach Of duty and
dlshonolblc
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17
Lntcst from, Now Orlcnns.

Last week we had the pleasure Of Informing
our readers that all the banks of New Orleans had
resumed specie payments, and that there was
scarcely doubt of their solidily. This week,
we arc sorry to say, our information from that
city Is not so favorable. The n. o. COZ respond
ent of the St. Louis New Era of the 3lst utimo
says; 'At an early hour yesterday, reports were
rc, in most parts of the city, discrcdtable to the
standing and solidity olsome OF our Banking insi-
tuIions. The consequences were lhat run was
made on them all, and kept up with spir, through
out the day. The Citizens and Louisiana State
Bank were, seems, unable to meet the crisis, and
have therefore been compelled again to suspend
specie payments until December next. This was
unlocked for, and has, am most sorry TO say.
cast gloom our community which will not
easily be removed. The run on the other Banks
has been renewed this morning, and kept up TO the
present moment, o'clock, without, however ANY
show of reluctance on the part of their officers to
meet every demand promptly. How all this is to
end, seems difficult at present to conjecture
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

in Unfortunate Btrgm.-The Philadelphia
Correspondent of the n. Y. Herald, under dale of
Iuue ilh, says:-"A burglary was attempted last
night at the three story store, corner OF Vine and
Third streets, Entrance was effected through the
roof, or the third story window from an adjoining
unoccupiod house. From thence the robber dcs-
cendcd to the basement story, broke opcnthc iic
proof and robbed it of between three and 1000
dollars. lie then attempted to escape by the same
way that he had entered, and, while on the plank
which he had thrown up to connect the two bull
diugs, was seen by woman who, in giving alarm,
frightened him from his equilibrium and he fell 10
the pavement, breaking his back and otherwise SO
much injuring him that he died in few minutes
after he was taken to the hospital. His name is
said 10 be Crouch, and he is large, heavy man."