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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27

Hoo 10 make an Ung<odpetirs Fruit
Tree Bear.-A lady Of our acquaintance
took US INTO her garden few days age,
where we were shown an apple Tree winch
she informed US had been planted Tor ten
or more years. but had never before borne
any fruit. In looking over an Old volume
she accidentally met with what purPoried 70
be a remedy for this uoptodac tiveness
which was simply to cut from each bnnb,
close TO where it dlyeTges from the trunls a
a piece of bark about four inches round the
limb, and one inch in width. and immediate
ly replace i by tying il on with rag un,il
il adhered again. EaIly in The spring she
tried the experiment upon the tree we speak
of leaving however two or three Of The limbs
untouched The result Is. that it is now
filed with apples. which bid faIr tosripen
finely but il il worthy OF remark, that on
ly on those limbs which had been cut is the
fruit to be seen. The operation is very
simple. aud as It has proven successful in
tins instance, we have no hesitation n re-
commencing lis trial ia similar cases
Reading Gazette.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27

TAKEN ap by Altfed Freeman, one dark
brown Mule 9 or 80 years ola 4 smHu spoi on
heniglt hap. and some white hairs en- the LEFT
side, also, some weile On the neck, thought 70 be
collar marks. Appraised 10 53fE.
= Humphree keebie II miles east OF IIol-
ly Springs, on Tippah, one S0rrel horse, mark
ed with white spots on The right shoulder star
II he forehead, some saddle spots, about years
old. Appraised ID $50
81 a A. hagaId5 two Steers on q red hided
marked Wifh crop and under bit IL he right.
and swaHow fork II The ieii ear the other q
ree steers crop Oh the righs ear. supposed 10 be
years odeach. Appraised 10 927A
IHCSs A. FAcLONER Ranger
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27

TIE ards1s,zsai has.az. on .as 55
or August 1918, Obtained l1yn ~ 5
0ouri ol AarsaaG cJGH.v, s,s.5 &. 3
sippi. letters oi a3muisIdaua aHa
singular the goods. cEauts a-
bias 6 Henderson, deed u. --.s
eta2ns against tie estate d @
therefore hereby t,qurea to- .ks.
same ~tiGa tte 4ma lmue5 5F
same Wlii Sc basr-d Those
said estate afe requested to make .a
pa neHt- Jt5I1L T. - \e,a
September I, 1873 Admins
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
70 TIE AFFLICTED.
aasgW NA Ag.D. g. s..

xxg Os Az.D. 81. B.,
Having located IN Holly Springs. offers his
brotsssonal sevicts to thepabiIc. IN the trea
fnant OF aIi chronic diseases Eiaving had
ample experience in Hospital aad private
practice, he aatlels himself with idea lbal
his Investigations INTO TIE condition Of all aft
scaons 81 long standing, haseeaablsd him .
lsiefmine their true character IN a majority
0ll. eases aud also 70 apply, WITH \ certainty
oe great benefit. i iot entire success, those
remedies, Is bach nature has designed and sci-
enee pEs pafed for The Moderation and cure
in aIllistases. ~ hether Of the body OF the
mind
No qaack or secret lnfdieine viii Be used
bat aii.gemeeia! agents wi! be selected with
str5cl reiers nee to heir known virtues, and
prepared 1na applied With setnPulogs exact
ntSs 10 the indications that may present
themselves. ia he case u the-affieted
Excepl under afeenf ciFconslanees. his
practice vii be eon6nsd 10 the office, where
BE will be happy 70 prescribe Ter aud sup
pig medicine TO ill those who may apply
Persons at distance. bot II 4 condition 20
visit him, can successfully prescribed Tor,
aad sappiied win saifabse medicines by
sending 4 correct and 4 possible, wtilen
description ofihe Gn2st pfen4Inenl symptoms
Of tae4r affections
Calls are earnestly solicited from lhosez
zoe reea4d themse rs as hoeeAss siy afilict-
81 vita Rle0ma.istn. 6cfQifula, Liver Com
pialnt. Cons smpfion, DySpt Fsta, Pics,
G4ayel. Old Ulcers. Habitual Cosdveaess, +
Chfonie Diarihea. &c.,.t5c, Sc or All, OF
any Of that tain Of distressing maiadies. %
which the females oar eouuify are subJecl
FFiGE-Over tae Noflhefn Bauk,
where tie public generality and Physicians
pa fticularly are iuTit~d q call
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
.T0EHg EF. 4EzsE7E,z',
con -N N4SSS0B AND TOR ar
DING TIERGH4

30 . Co@asre5sI t9aat) hels, south ef i6e
t5a63 Road
GeNFHIs. q sSS.
Z s7 III make liberal advances ca ColIon cor
igne To- h}s friends A3unseIi " hiIe 3
C0 NeH Jr4eans5 or viii Receive and Store CT
dispose Of Cotton Is hais instructed br those
: 40 may favor him with their confidence.
has constantly on aud for sale Kentucky Bag
sins, baIe aopei wine Sagar, Aalasses, Cot
80, Tea Gaii, Sc Sc.
t-*Ihe Holly Springs Gazete and Pamela
. eefiE Register, VII cory The above fm aI.a
oFWafd account - nIe for payment.
!. H. Kraft
Soemereille Esporfeg.]
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
FELLow C'IrIzsNs

| FELLow CITIZENS
Bv law passed a the recent caiiel
session Of the Legislature. i. i provided that
YOU shall elect The Clerk ol lie District
Chaucery, Court a. Holly Springs 3g .ac
solicitation Of AuneFoGs lsien4s, 1 have been
Induced 10 become.a caud ia4:e f5f .hat olllce
and or course. | she'll feel gratiGed anJ hon
ored for the sufteges Of q Sufficient number
TO secure my election.
The shortuess Of the period Intervening
before the clcction, will render il inpractica
bic for re 10 call upon each voter a-d CON
aels me 70 address yon IL this, the ouly say
in mY power.
The proper performance Of the duties OF
The Office | ask is highly important 10 The
people Of the District, by reason 81 the i'm
portant character OF the litigation carried on
10 the Chancefy Court. Involving. Is II does
titles 10 lands and personal property, to an
extent probably equalling that ofall the suns
prosecuted in the Circuit Couls cf the DIS
rict Of my ability to discharge these du-
ties. ItbecOmes not me 10 speak | have re-
sided III the county Of Marshali since The year
1885, and for the last three years have been
engaged in The Office Of the Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court Of that County; and have thas
had an opportunity OF acquiring q knowl-
edge Of the datfes Of Clerk, which ought
enable me 10 discharge, ia . satisfactory
manner, the duties oi the Clerk Of The Dis
trict Chancery Cont Sly acquaintance in
the District is unfortunately rather limited
and must refer those Of You whom [ have
DOT the pleasure Of knowing personally, 10
the citizens ofGny County generally, and 10
hose more particularly who have bad basi
ness to transact Ia the Clerks office Of the
Circuit Court Of Marshall County, for infor-
nation ia regard to my character, and quail
fcaiions for the office am seeking at your
hands THOMAS LOMAX
Holly Springs Sept 8, 1913
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27

TT011 ~ <TFesEEF1s f71 l7s.1E-t1F.
8 Q ag Us a Wing song. .'--Z sn-svill AagoEa .
WIG song

. IS Us a Wing Sons. ~ anesgiil AaEora
AWaIG SONG
~ D. csElNEz-
TUvE- OH JDas 7'aeser
The moon was si-ning silver bright,
The aars with glory crowned the night,
Hngh Oh limb The ''same ohI coon"
Was singing 10 himself this tune
Chor7ls-Gist OGt The way. you're all unlucky
Clear the Irack for Old Kentucky /.
Now ina sad pTedicament
The Lckies are for P resident,
They have six horses in The Pasture,
And don't know which caa rua the faster;
Gsi out Of the way. SC.
TIE wagon horse from Penasy ylvania,
The Dutchm4n think he's best Of any5
Blu. be must drag heavy stages.
His federal no4ions and low wages
Ges Out Of the way. Slc
They proudly bling upon the course
An old and broken down war horse
They shout and sing o rumPsy danlsy
Col. johnson killed Tecumsey
GskPut q .he way, Sc.
And Aere is Cass, though no; Ounce,
VIII run both sides Of the track al oace5
To win the race win all things copy,
Be sometimes pig and sometimes Pvpqy
Get out OF The WY, Sc.
The fiery Southern horse Calhoun,
who hates a FOX and fears Coon
10 toe the scratch will not be able
For Many keeps him in the stable
Get out OF The way, &C
And hers is Mauy, never idle
A tricky horse that slips his bride
In forty-four well snow him soon
The httle Fox can't fool The Coon
Get out Of the way, &c.
The baIky horse they call John Tyler,
wen head him soon or burst his boiler:
His cursed 'gripe' has seized us all,
Which Doctor Clay viii cure next fail
Get out Of the way, sc
The peopIe's favorite, HENRY CLAY,
Is now the 'Fas5foB' ofthe day
And let the track be dry or mucky,
wen stake our pile on Old Kenueky
Get out oftLe way. he'sswif and incky,
Clear The track for Old Kentucky
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27

Girls who-eat heartily love heartily al
so-a 5act which establishes a remarkable
sympathy between the stomach and the
heart.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27

The undersigned. at The Ta'y .sra
ef the Probate Court Of Marshall
Mississippi having been appointed
sioDers 10 reeeiye end examine alH
the several creditors OF ihe es-ala 8 f.
G. Irvine, deceased, reported nssF
his Administrator viii meet at ias
he Clerk of the Probate Goa 8 Z
Springs on the third Saturdays e. 1
January, April and june uzzt 2
proof Of claims against said Estate
GGRpE%TEA HAita
WILLIAM CHiSh
July 28th. 1913. Ce
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27

District Caanesrg Co1rL Of tse Slate q
Mississippi al Holy Sprays.
! WiIlianl Cfso's Ad-a.r J sepiembefisples.
I SIS rs isg MONDAY Cd
: Robert Brova q a. scpiembsF. 1873.
Op pon opening ghe matters cf tiz BIT, ir APP
peaFing = sEe satisfaction ol-she coust taal
tns deien5anls Robert Brown. Ro8n
Grain. J.hn Grain. Newell Cam and
81 slaa Cram are net inhabIisn's OF
lhls Siate. but reside beyond the In
rs gAereof. SO that the ordinary process d
thi. court cannot be served on them there
FIRE Il IS ordered, ihal unless the ssid defend
ant shall appear before the Vice Chancellor
at the court room in the tosn CT Holly
Springs, on he first Monday of January
next, and plead, ans@eF or demag e co.f-
pIananis bill, the several allegations thefee3
wil be taken for confessed a. 10 HIN. AM
such oider and decree made therein as the
Vice Chancellor shall deem equitable and
asy And Il IS further ordered that a copy
of his order be ipserted ia the Holly
Springs Gazette.' newsf faper published IN
the town 81 Holly Springs. Mississippi, once
4 week for Two ncnths succesaseIy.
A Copy
Test, JANEs Q. ANDERSON,
sept 8. fs43x2m Clerk
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27

USF received small lot Of frss rate double
y aud single barrel Cans.-For sale Low by
H. HOLMES & =.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
mORE NEg4 a.0eagss.

II HE subscribers aave jasl received 1000 yards
81 Caiicoes. lf8fa 3 10 = cents per yard.
Also 50t0 yards Brown ard Bleached Dome stics.
iros} > - 70 eeats per yard, besides many other
goods Which viii be sold f915 Tor caSt
3alies >, teiS-l5-tl 4 E1L MS 8 O
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
REDUCTION 0F P8Ill
THE WEEKLY
Courier s y. 4. Enq'fifs'

One of fhe Largss5 aH8 C.sags
pers ID ~ tio1Is
+ pBhiShed every Saturday sa5
o'clock, containing ali ifaf faS lf
the daily Courier and Enquirer
and the latest neWs By iae nai
eSe, np ia The h0uf 81 puaic ailel-
RAfS-TWo DolLAHs FEa hs,
BIZ ln adUaaes. AaY person
rent money. free o. postage. WIZ ,s,+. ta-
SIX copies-s20 % twelve coPies--'7t
FIVE copies.
subscribers who have paid il aa'--.'
the Isl Of July. viii be credited o ~
the rate Of sRo dollars per an va .-.tsrza sd
n. B-Papers with whom we 60, ,-rs
uhlige Us br giving this an isss5 ,ff5sr-,s
he fact and the political ehaTse +. 81 E
Al other papers viii be etst.issa et.is.-.. sAss zlr.
change lof one year en- R''o--s-..--
iserrnt With ahctice.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
ceaf 1913

=.
TAKEN up by Neverson Fowler. > mile
North west OF North MI. Pieasant, oue milk ana
cider speeled mare mule, 81 ordinary size IS.
cid, ander teeth projects half inca farther forward
than the upper, waft en- the righg breast 40
praised f2 @31t
BY c Benton, living in North Mt Pleas
aut one SORES horse mule. about , years old last
spring. Appraised 10 @30
BY Lemael Fsrref, 4 mics EoYt-yeest of TToI-
lp Springs. on she Memphis road. one.sorref
pafe mule m8ries ot geer on the shoulders 81
Tearssoid sslaii size. appraised to e25
THOS. a. FALcONER. Ranger.
August, 2slh 1919.
TAKEN up by Samuel O Hoker, living
5 miles noyth-west Of North NJ Pleasant
one yellow so eI horse. al g. his feet White
bald face. sb Cd all round. some saddle spots
upwards Of Is hands high. 9 or 80 years old
Appraised 10 SO.
By Hen Allen. living 4 miles North-
west holy Sp ngS, one baE ho Sc ponev.
s or 8 years old. IS IL hands high. shoa al}
round. some saddle spots. fnane and tail bob
bed Off App aised ID So 80
T A. FALCOFER R1nrsr.
JsIy 2 is4s
TAKFE up By Hiram NeCurry, miles west
of Chuiahonla. on rte Hefnanao road one cbeS
nat Sorfel horse,- flax name and tail, wound en-
the RICH Jaw star Ia The forehead, ssr years
old this SpEimg q Appraised 30 80.
THO a FALoOSER Ranger.
Jaue : 1913
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27
CIRCUIT COURT OF MARSHALL

COUNTY
Robert Knox. ia Equity
IS
Charles Stewart
Duncan Campbell
UPON opening the matters of this bili. and
it appearing to the Court that Charles
stewart one the defendants, Is not resident
Of this State, bat resides beyond the limits
thereof, 50 that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served on him I. is ordered thai
unless be said defendant appears before the
Judge ofthe Circuit Court on The St Mon
day 10 September next, and pleads, answers
or temurs 10 the aioresaid bill, the alega-
tions thereofwiI be taken for confessed. and
sach order or decree made as tie Cogr may
deem equitable And it is ordered tbat a
copy Of his order be published in the "Hol-
~ Springs Gazette, onee a week for two
months success ivelv-
A. T. CARUTHERS,
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27

Mr. FHos sIoRsE Vocal Musis. Piano.
Alrs Z. - EDNoNpsaN. Aatson.
MF 6 " E5aoSsoN. Steward
During TIE last session there were % pa-
piis eonneesed ath fais institute
Another femaie Teacher IN he Literary
Department IS expected
have been fortunate iii obtaioiag the
aid Of if & Mrs. Eamundzon in tie
Boarding Department Amiable & af4abie
IN manners as well as Of tried piely. they
will meet public expectation in is most
puneti!ons requirements
Ny Expenditures have been and are heavy
| Therefore request promptness IN liquldating
arrears and ~ advancing payment al the
opening OF the next session The Interests
oithe School, upon which the town must, 10
a great extent look for support, demand
these rigid exaelions.
G. A. FOSTER.
July TT Rsesor .. Pr5acipal.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-10-27

- 1Sf- 2*Settt2 81 LfitS tUStatfte VIII open
on Monday TIE ! 4th August next.
TEA CaERS
aEv e A. F'osTE8. Rector aa3 I2ei.aei-
oal--l .erl.---er on 13elntStfv Natural Pm
iosophy, Evidences of Christianity
~ ------ ----- Cfoeerness- Eng
iish Grammar Parsing Intellectual and
Moral Philosophy &C
Miss CLARIssA NouLroN Ancient and
Modern History, Geography Sc
Aiiss Gay, Mathematics, Arithmetic Sc
Hiss DILLON, Freneb, Cbifography,
gestaiozzIan Department
AllssMARv LCoNYNoros, Piano, Harp.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-09
For The Tribune.
SfautdS.
sy WILLIAM II EuRLEIcf

STORMY passions wiln pen OF steel,
Write their record on the human heart
Grows the tracery-fres of sin anneai-
Deep and deeper az Tie years depaf'
psr;,b booes ,b,t how " made its youth
Fade. the promise OF its golden prime
meek affections, sympa,hies and ruth,
swecpe,h over all the ,'de OF CRIME
Downward presseth eyeFmore the soul
That i. welded 10 its hideous sin
Downward madly 10 the dreadful goal
Spirits hating purity anst win.
In the path that leadeth from the hgns
Every football soundeth ike kne!t
Darker Ger the spirit gathers night
Blacklist horror. thick around IT owen
Los. the brightness Of its earlier day,
All i,a longings for the Holy lost,
like > v-eck. whose helm is torR away,
On the wares of Error see it tost
Hspless spi7isl needless CT lis birth
Mad to drink tae bitter cup OF woes
Dark hath been tn pilgrimage on earth,
Darker still that pilgrimage shall close y
VII
ye ~ho liuger OF forbidden ground,
Dreadful IS your recornpense, and sure !
For the blcssedness of Peace is found
oaly b. the holy and the pure
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-09
YATHO CANpOUBT THE. VIRTUES
ENElS HAIR TONIC

SUMMERgtLLE, g, J. Nov. 70, 1912.
Dr. JAYNE: Dear Sifl send you tbe following certificate
obtained from Sir. Gnics. would just state that rcaHe
acquainted with hir abop, years ii that time he
was entirely bald with the exception OF lock ci hair
the back part his head about size OF a dollar,
and that lock of hair he told had been made grow by
The ycuf Tonic previous wicn. be positively
aveIs, that he hld single hair his head re tIar
his head completely. and is ttoni cur TO i've
inches long. Very respectfully, ycErs -. P. Mason.
To.IcThs will certify st was entirety oa ID ier about
three years, when commended Try DR.. jayneS
Hair Tonic. procured two bottles OF hir aason IN SUM-
merye and using The Tonic lor abou. fifteen months my
hair came 10 all aver my head, and although not quite
thick as before yeii is constantly growing. This surp
ing restoration my has the asgogshmenl OF
all MY acquainiauces, ard made object OF curiosity
many - years OF age ;.id have reason 10
gard the inventor OF this matc!ess 1r Tome public
benefactor. JOACHIM GuLiCh.
New Ger!nanicwn. n. J. Nov. 26, 1872.
Prepared oay No 20 South Third ST. Philadelphia, and
snl B fot.lxa Price 81 CO. bottles s 90 iuc lfn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-09

Z ASLi UIFE4 II Il hlFL NIN L.
~ We ask more Of any than 10 give DR.. Jayne's
Expeciorant fair trial, and il does the various
diseases for which il recommended and more eff
iecluay than any ether medicine that has ever been oi
e-cd the public the proprietor willing 10 undergo any
penalty, hav.ever severe the uchiic nay proper
impose upon him. Il has, it will, aud il coughs,
colds asIhla. bronchitis bleeding rom the lungs or throat,
whooping cough Group and very large oority OF the
most hopeless OF consnmptoa WHEN physicians and
ther prescriptions ali do aay goat Again say, Try
it. Ii wI not harm you hu! must and Kill DO you good.
lis prepared only by Dr. D. JAYNE, No. 20 South Third
street. Philadelptia aod Ns. 5o5 Broadway, New-York.
Price ST per bottle M I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-09
XTORMS IN CHlLDREN.-Of all

w diseases u which children are exposed, none are
so lala TO Ihen Worms Unfortunately, children are
seldom free thsm and they initiate the symptoms OF
almost every ether compain they often produce alaru-
ing effects without beiog suspected They not only
cause Of disease themselves but tner irritation aggrayats
al! other diseases, wandering from part OF The body to
another hiding th h,mseiycs up into large balls and 0
sirucDg the bows md reqUeay the throat causing con.
WILSON'S, and death. The desired remedy Will be
fouId in y 1iNES TONIC FERMlFUGE, which
w vOvy ~>1estroy the Worms and invigorae the pow
ers ol digestion 10 prevent return oi lhcn.
Prepared only No. 20 South Third srec Philadelphia
and 305 Broadway, New York. Price 5tGnts Pc. bottle
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-09
q 10. THE DEAF.-Me

a ;ke pleasure IL calling the attention OF read
ers To .SCARPAS ACOUSTIC OIL" for lie cure Of
Deafness FruE the favorable accounts have heard OF
il feel satisfaction recommending - the attention
OF all WHO may suffer iron Deafness This Is he only med
cir the auic for curing this disease ta;
we s ca!derce IN and It's effect in different cases which
have come within knowledge have beeo such the
most saEgune could wish Persons have been cured and
relieved yr had given Up all hopes OF being benefited
is tlcsarrisi w.i!e sufferers
DEAFNESS that no successful effort has made
7oduca something which would effect radical cure
medicine however snow before the public, by the OF
which I'LL may be relieved of exceedingly dsgreeable
sease and enabled again enjoy the society their
friends We say 10 all afflicted by all means ;ry il,
AeIander's Messenger.
Prepared By g. Bell mad may be had al DR.. JAYNE'S
St9r,. sA7 Broadway. Eeg-vars. lni I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-09
sass VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for

L
sale al private saie-The subscribers oher, al
p.sate sale all that valuable properly situated the ;ow
ship oil miGdietown Monmouth County NewJersey cor
tanning about GOO acres CT Land, as follows u wit:
l. iGe Lloyd arm containing about Three Hrndrea
acres wcn VIII De sold all together, cut so as TO ntaEc
Two farms OF a6out l59 eacheach bav!hs al
abundance o! Mari on H. and sutiiciency of Wood.
ne arm lately belonging Joseph Van iater seh.
oeceaseo, containing about Six hundred Acres lD.o
property can be adyaniageousiy divided no hye or 1
Wooded.
d The Min Property, containing about Twenty AcTe,'
ne BILLS IN rstra repair situated in
drcing grain region has but little competition, and CO.
ing very prosperous business.
The wisole property is situate In the heart OF the ros s
uie township n the county OF Monmouth, and wen NoI
the attention OF capitalists persons wishing perasheS
residence as II lies within about rse or FOUR miles o sp
navigation Shrewsbury River, and about six miles ito
the ffourshing village of Key Port where eascae p'
daily 10 and from New-York.
u Terms will BE easy great part OF the parss--ys
money can remain bond and mortgage on ssa pors.
ANY person wishing TO view said property VIII os
the same by calling either OF The subscribers lrng
the premises Protective property In The city OF
or New. ork viii be taken in part pay ymeDt For
particulars inquire OF WM DUMoNT, 81 W
York, or of JOS. VAN MAT En-,
HOLMES VAN MATER
Aiddiatowa, Feb, II, lss5, I'll lsSs@
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-09
se : eaELIzABETH-PoRT AND
svsz.s-sSs:gE NETWORK FERRY COMPANY

N9E5ssS-7SgyyTE NEW-YU YUKh EtsISH CUMfaEf
# .afer 4rrstsg.u.-at.-FaTe L! Oeat,.
,-b, ,,.,mhoats WATER-wITCH and CINDERELLA
ov daiIv ;rnu EI-aseh.Pori TO Ne~-fosk, touching al
an and ai-r the l7,h Gay ST October, re
Leave Il saSs Il and Nd iS'f IS 4 Pis Mr. and X
=, -; ,a and ns 81 ociock Pm Atli and iocscs, PM
' On SfUsdGy,
,e.,. Ri.ake.h.por, n, o'clock a. NJ ana d! . r ~.
- Nary.Vn-k AZ n O'Clock A. n. aad al 4t 7. NJ
B-passengers for wcs,feld Scotch Plains palnhsa'
gnnnt- roek Somerville Easton Schoo!e!s AL
Neyz-York in the ST cock beat IN The morning. ac
Ia the Il and O'Clock boats il the afternoon o-;
Passengers from iheSt O'Clock boat VIII cave
IN ,es Tor Easton asd for Schooeyf Mountain oa ihe ar
rival OF the al Sornervile III
Tbe iorse Car will leave the 'front.' OF the Union Hotel
Qu. ~ e. -. -, - - ,;sk nj ~. owner oil
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-09
ID EMARKABLE CURE OF con-
II, SUMPTION in Philadelphia. by ''sCHENChs


/ Charlotte Carer residence No III North fonrta 81.
above Race do here by certify that about three shct
,ok severe cold which settled on my fighs slae, ai
darling 10 cay shoulders, which grew wsrsc aso
soon became very much oPpressed-gIeat ollncoy %
breathing 7oleni cough and could not c1Pecerae lOe
csue yery weak cost!ye and fever in tie afternoon
Part OF The lime had nightsEeas, and n ael ny sen
and friends though, past recovery uled seVeEti
PHYSICIANS and number Of pulmonary remedies but couu
gei no reie: Last spring was recommended 10 ny
Scbenck,s Pulmorc syrup took two bottles and loutu
bul little relief asd had concluded 10 abandon H. oat
through the solicitation OF my children vas inapcsd 70
maze farther trial. and arr happy TO say taat whit Was
using the third bottle the pklegn started, ans wien ny
cough came could e1pecorate very freely: My consn
onDTesOn hectic fever and Il my uR!avora5iy symptoms
vsrised now enjoy good heahfor person OF my age
and feel satisfied that the Pull nonlc Syrup mas saSea a
lie am still gaining strength and improving IN geheta
health. . ,,-.;-,
IL would afford much pleasure to state mere passu
arIy nv former situation and the present, and ne oeneis
have received from schencks Pulmenc syrup 10 any per
cor who will call on my residences, NO lls Lsotl
Fourth street ITO is afflicted with that heretofore cohsio
e'e' ''''' I-'' '-'' CHARLOTTE CARTER.
Wife of the lale Wn. Carter.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-09

&7A TO LETT he spacious Store, No.
II pYisonstree', running through TO Eas! Rroad
possession given The lat Of May Or the oa ocT
fronting Division street. large suitable ioT
school room and possession given immediately On The "a
floor also lrGnng DWislonsta large reoGi adGyled
ana occupied as school reou possesun ihe lSs
May next. EHf urlher particulars enquire Thompson
Company, No. spruce 81. Char.-s i!cks,an hcpsnr
iscs. IG In