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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16
THE ELIXER OF LOVE

THE ELIXER OF LOVE.
Tho household ties. the household ties!
How beautiful they
With rosy lips aud laughing eyes,
Red checks and golden hair.
How sad is childess married life
Wealth Joy afford;
Cold looks the husband on the VILE
The wife upon her lord.
But Lows ELIxER-that sweet boon
Will Natures remove,
Aud crown it'll living blossoms soon,
The bed Of fruitless love.
LuciDa Cordia-barren wives
H. asto mothers fair,
Ard the fond name Of Father gives
To husbands In despair
In leuehorrea and in gleets,
u proves sovereign balm;
Consumption too conquerof meets
Ia its uniaing CHI ,rm.
EInptons, lassitude and pains,
Ia back, or loins chsst;
Disease brought on by sudden strains,
Discharges long suppressed,
Are by this wond'rous Cordial cured,
No more their victims
Thus by Us aid rs health insured
At once TO either SEX
Let all who suffer from disease
Or fault in Natures Law,
Seek from this grand specific ease,
. At ninety-two Nassau.
And No 10 Court street. Boston No. 90 North 9Th street,
Philadelphia.
Person, ordering this medicine from the country by sending
remittance have boxed ~ and Of the
Union Price 50 per bottle, or s2 per dozen MI imsm
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The HUMAN HAIR 6EAuTiFIED RESTORED
AND FORCED TO GROW
BY A THREE SHiLLINGBOTTLE OF
ZONES, CORAL. HAIR RtSTtlE ATTVE


JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
THIS be proved by of respectable citizens,
who say this really does all we represent we sell three
shilling bottles that persons may cheap IL gives
hair delicious appearance, and keeps clean Give
@ and ySp r. L will Isa
head, face body has strengthened the thus
a s ha % n nY s red sdeaS 1 a.v , nd
the hair naturally dark from roots rsrson. USE hi.
Keep the hair soft dark silky beautiful az least
other preparation for the hair Sold price
ham st. n Y; Zeibe Ledger Buildings Phiadspha; Red.
ding, State st. Boston and lss Fulton st, Brooklyn L.
DOCTOR J. GRANGER desire. in future to limit his
practice and conne his attention entirely those diseases
in the treatment of which he has with uniform
iiiferent forms Also, ali diseases peculiar to women
The remede. used for the above diseases their ap
oc nfw t9 GaeG S ons Amy
Hours from Il to IN the afternoon .,7sm.r
ORRIs TOOTH wAsH-PIepared from the onginei !scips
cleaning the teeth and mouthstorns the gums healthy
mouth whether arising from decayed teeth from deTangcd
designed to be used with tooth brush and will be found
supersede the necessity of powder keeping the teeth clean
sud preventing the wearing Of the from the teeth
he tooth. painful affections the teeth and
The o at
Just before refining This method recommended by
sccumue during the day arc entirely renewed and the
kept through the night in clean sweet and healthy
Of poor humanity but how neglect the attention
sary for their preservation even when surrounded BY all tn.
and than Tooth Ws eeanes and whi
tens the teeth s1nsthsns the gums pura. the mouth and
Thu Tooth Wash the best detergent va eve used On
oureA melt Boston T1ascrpt
For ale by the rriacrai ruggns the city. m<r
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ITNITEp sTATEs pAGUERRIAN GALLERY.
pLbTgM!gni PpAGUDE8BItAN GsLLERY OF PATEN

pLuMBs, DAGUERREAN GALLERY OF PATENT
= PREMIUM LOLORED PHOTOGRAPHS, No 25l
Broad"sy Cove, Mr Trnnsy yewelrs stee sboys McuAy
plcuUs been awarded the First Premiums and Highest
Honor BY the Amer and Franklin Institutes,
beautiful cQpreJ ~ ypes eyhb ted aud the
bshment having been greatly enlarged and improved po
viii hereafter BE- taken here (n weather the
duced prices charged for ordinary work other pce-con
sequesy need SIT for inferior likeness on the
Of economy.
Photograph of lady, by Professor Plumbe IL the fine
thing Of the kind witnessed Ledger, Oct 1912
Pumbc's Premium and German Cameras Instructions,
Plates ae SC &c forwarded 10 desired point lower
rates than by any other manu- sctory. d2 linz m
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GOLD WEATHER ENGENDERS COSTIVENESS-
you take Calomii pny other mineral purgativeyou
lay the foundation of o rin OF itenede iis-n such
cases take the ONLY safe Medicine &C the
PARIS Life Pills purely yegrtsbe Re, the following Letter
from Mr. - IOwsey, Postmaster the of New ok
such respectable testimony Of value than columns Of
pufiny matter -
Mr. 5 Towsey Postmaster Of Joslins Conner, Madison Co
writes as follows;-
Gentlemen have sold many boxes Of PARIS Life Pills. and
they have given yers s1tisiacton aud my candid OPT
mon that they destined suIeede all the other Pills now
IN use Their mild opcation aud fne basamc properties,
wi m axe them unyersal iavortes
have used the p Is in my family, and find them % be
Gel en medicine and shall recommend them accordingly.
Rochester, Nov. 9th, l8i3. -
To the Propnetors, TiOS RODENTS u Co. 30i Broad
way, New York--ofce I'd floor. dI3 Imr
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PHILADELPHIA
DAGuERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT

EXCHAGE BUILDING. ROOMS % AND q.
% Subscriber has received large supply Of Voigtanders
celebrated Dagueneotype Apparatus, iage and small
calculation. ~
Also new ,uppy Of bs plates and chemicals. which he
Tire following gentemeu have agreed 10 act az agents. viz
r; WINE, Esq li3 bToadway New York p Haas Esq,
WEhingtOr, ID. =. Dr. A. Caspian, Hichmond Va A.
bfoadbeLt Esq, for the Southern States Wm West E.a
Cincinnati, Ohio. Vs. v ' ''f'
Az communications frost psdl orders,
with rettances will be promptly attended and .honld be
directed 70 WILLIAM LAUGENHEIM $50 W
OF smfr Exchange Buildngs Phiadejph,.
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT

THS 81 PNIs ; q. GSsi Ps Steward
sas.. s,%hp T;pessy inform: IS "a friend: United
gaat esablishment which built and furnished regas. Of
a., and sdspS 70. the a.
part Of the in VIII Oh che liners and mos. Of Ams
and Royal sew on mi
&: Ta
sn Is ss % S m B. The e
by the week month for board &c on the
LENSEY bes to assure those who may honor him with
their pat that nothing ha be wanting to render then
merit confidence and god WI, literally bestowed
him whea steward of the British Queen. dlir
HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
pa % n Son f lS
outsider No 81 in the vicinity Of the steamboat landing
arranged in the asatest order. '' ''''''
& ssf he
BWVsors to thi. Island should pr passport from
the Spanish Consul port Of embakaton to obviate diff
sai since WILLIAM FULTON.
MARRIED OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN, DESTROYS of a
w comfortable home fer the w,nter can be gentesy accom-
eoa and AIRY Ssa'S 1'
SS Ss 70 walk fSn e..
Families wishing make arransemens for che
sSi$ ssGs 's De s
and her Be and
that pains exeons shall be spa'e rend posi-
Ss fsP sFsER 's who may honor @
MfoRTANTr H TP NyshPoS 81 ATR XIsrERs TO
PRO G r E S H o T L,
IN THE VILLAGE OF CERRO, three miles from IIaya
fitted up and attended, saordng the benefit Of Country life
without excluding the comforts pleasures Of the esOa
promised by the the satisfaction of their visi-
CHARGES.
Boarding for single person in one room Day
each person..
the Ceo and Havana making the trip half an hour
n2 lmSr
UNITED STATES HOTEL, NEW YORK.
liberal on our IL house
,ioas and are now
ns style nee S1 ohs
ri
Introduced department, and the terms one dollar and
1ds i i%.r per BREASTED JOHNSON Proprietor.
SEGARS! SEGAkS! SEGARS!
NJ HENRQUEs. No. 81 William street respeeht II I,
ing eoes
King and Queen Regaa.
G eissssss
Esparteros,
Nouegas,
X FiOrinda, ia new BRANDY
Paneielas in l-s and l.loth boxes
Principles ofyarious qualities.
Esperansas,
Leatlades,
Caballeros,
and numerous oe brands well worthy the attention Of the
Pablo Any segars purchased a, this establishment not
liked Will be taken back time and the returned
where
B-Ordcrs from the country carefully and promptly
Tended TO. ni8 I'm
A. A. SAMANOS,
NO.6 WALL STREET AND 2S9 BROADWAY,
CORNER READE STREET,
?ssa
slstng Of Regaa and Medium and the Lord Byron
Segars.
40 IN STORE,
All the various sizes and choice qualities of the most c.lcba
ted brands of Segars, consisting of
Lord Byron, of different sizes.
Port OF Havana Regaas and medium SIZE
Seguridad, medium size.
yus,o Saw Principe
Large and small Yars of st. Jago.
S'enuine Turkey Tobacco of different qualities
Scatarlatti Smoking Tobacco OF baltimore.
herman smoking Tobacco of different qualities.
The celebrated Natchtoches Snuff Of New Orleans together
with all the fancy Shuts of the cay
Paper Sega Of Garcia. Perez, Lara Lord Byron &c.
Germ,n Pipes; Cherry Turkey Pipe Stems.
Pointed Spunk and Taper Matches with general assort
nent Of Segar Ca,es, Snuff Boxes sc.
Bass for tying Ssgars and Tobacco in bales which are
fered at wholesale and retail ne3 lmsr
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MADAME COSTELLO
pERInnICAI. rII

FEMALE PERIODICAL PlLLs-Guar an,eed in every
cnac whore the monthly periods have become irreguai
om colds, &c Their certainty Of action has long been
acknowledged by the medical profession and hundreds
sometimes Necessary 60 their use though they contain
all those who the Pills. By Madame Costello "a Lispe-
aard street. between Wa ard C1rs where the Pills sold
Prce 81 per box ma Insu
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TO PRINTER.

TO PRINTERS.
s sG1 Sa New Yos Her EpS
st this Office.
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NEW INVENTED Oleaginous Compound.-For render.
~ ing boots and shoes perfectly proofto be Obtained
Of the subscriber his old established Leather and Findings
Store, Ne. Ann Price l2s box To sports
aud others who would the advantage Of dry feet
thi. compound 10 conhdenty recommended, - u.,.,.
nelmSf III. BROWNE
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GOAL COAL cheap as the cheapest, as good
the best, Of Peach Orchard rcd ash at the Wokingmans
Coal Yard, Of Christopher and Green wich
weighed by wegher and delivered any part the CT
ty free of carriage
n2s 2wSr EDWARD LEwELYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

CHAS. S SMITH Auctionee-.
DEREMPTOKY SALE o. FURNITURE, TO pay adj
this morning, at lca o'clock at the store 3ot Broat
way Duane street, comprising Sofas, all patterns, Dr.
vans marble top Centre fables sp endd Book Gases
essing and ain Bureaus enctosed Washstands Work Ia
b mahogany Chairs, various patterns and rush
DO, &c.
Ase good assortment OF Feather Beds, Mattresses, &C.
dis IL m
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THE undersigned takes occasion inform his friends and
the public that the Mansion House is located in In
outsider No the vicinity of the steamboat landing
and vegetable Market having commodious family apartments
arranged in the ueatest order
person is employed TO procure permits land passengers
baggage Sc who will board vessels Immediately after the visit
| OF the revenue officers.
N B-Vsors this Island should procure passport from
the Spanish Consul Of embarkaton obviae dit
s2i 6msc WILLIAM FULTON.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
HOLLY SPRINGS
gg2gsAGg gN ggggUgga ga

u e z ~ SSALsS GN s. SseIsEUEsEa
ON Monday. the 23d instant, the next
session of this institute will commence.
II is specially requested, that no pupil be
presented for admission, whose tuition fees,
in the Literary and Ornamental Depart
men,s. will not be paid. one halt, in advance
nor need those apply who are in arrear for
the previous sessions.
The pupils, who take music lessons be-
yond the walls of the Institute without per-
mission, shall be forthwith sent home
Parents who hearken to the tales of their
children whom it may be necessary to cor
rect for bad lessons, negligence. carelessness
&c, had better not appIy-for if they have
not sufficient confidence in the management
of the Institute their children ought to be
kept at home or sent elsewhere for educa-
ton.
An uncompromising. and yet most tender
and well tempered discipline shall ever char
acierIze this Institute
c. A FOSTER,
Principal.
January 6. ls4S.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
The state ef 1TississiDpi;

To all persons in any manner Interested IN
the Lands tsnemeuts and heridit zsaents
Of George Poot. late Of Marshall County,
Deceased:-GREETING:
YOU are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court of Marshall coun-
ty. at the Court House in the town OF Holly
Springs on the fourth monday of February,
l043. to shew cause, if any you can, why
the following described lands tenements and
heriditaments. belonging to the estate of said
George Pool decd should not be sold in
preference of the slaves for the payment of
his debts or the residue thereof, to wil.-the
north half and south west quarter of section
twenty-five. in township two, of range three
west of the Basis Meridian of the Chicka-
saw Cesslon-Also, part of section twenty
six, in the same township ard range, begin
ming at the north east corner of said section,
thence west one hundred and forty poles to
a stake, thence SOUTH bearing east degrees
one hundred and eight poles to a stake,
thence east, bearing north 8 degrees to the
east boundary line of said section, thence
north with said section line to the beginning 6.
9e Witness the Honorable Jesse
# L. S. .s Lewellen, Judge of said Court
and the seal thereof annexed,
the fourth monday of December, A. d. I842.
Issued the 5th day of January lS43.
Test, GORDENTIA WAITE, CFk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
NO ICE.

IN PURSUANCE ofthe provisions ofa
deed of trust executed bv John II. Phlfer &
Wife, of record in the office ofthe Clerk OF
the Probate Court of Marshall County. Mis-
sissippi, on the 18th of August, 1910, TO Sc
cure the payment of certain debts thereln
specified, we shall expose to public sale to
the highest bidder. for cash,
On Ire 10 dag Of February. I843.
al the Court house in the town of Holly
Springs, the following described real and
personal property, to wit One Section OF
Lind, situated in the County of Marshall
aforesaid, it being Sec. Is. of Town 5, Range
3, West and the East half of Sec. 25, OF
Town 2, Range | West Also the follow
ing negroes to wit Frank. Mack, Isaac,
Will, Sandy, Dick, Alfred. Munford'
George, Richard, little Frank. Jim, John,
Mark, Ned, Henry, Susan, Rose, Sally,
Lindy. Nargarer, Mary, Sarena, Fanny,
Mariah. Eliza, and Carey. numbering about
Twenty Seven and comprising every varie-
ty as set forth in said deed, reference to
which is hereby made.
The title to both real and personal prop
eIty. is believed to be good but selling as
trustees. we shall only convey such title as
is vested by the deed.
The sale if necessary. will continue from
day to day until all is sold.
CHARLES LOFLAND,
NATHANIEL ANDERSON,
Trustees.
Iaco,o bor IS 1910 to
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
ESTRaYs---narshan County.

TAKEN up by John Clark. living six
teen miles South of Holly Springs, one bay
horse, Z or years old, shod before, one fore
foot and both hind feet white, snip on the
nose, fifteen hands high no marks Or brands
perceivabIe. Appraised to $50. NOV. so.
Dec. 9. 1842.-l7-3w
TAKEN up by Sterlin Bounds, living 8
miles northwest of Lamar, one sorrel horse,
8 years old, no marks or brands perceivable.
Appraised 20 go. NOV. 26, 1912.
Taken up by Lemuel Farrer, living three
miles Northwest of Holly Springs, one
dark bay mare, six years old, branded on the
right thigh and shoulder with the figure 6.
Appraised 10 500
ALSO-One dark Colorerd mare mule
two years old no marks or brands perceiva-
bic. Appraised to $50. Nov. 2s. 1912.
Taken up BY John Nichols, living on
section z, town ), range | west, one iron
gray mare, years, Ia hands high. a small
white srot ia the forehead, some saddle spots
on the back no other marks or brands per-
ceivabe. Appraised to S35.
ALSO-One brown mare mule, suppo-
sed to be years old. branded on the right
shoulder with stirrup iron; no other marks
or brands. Appraised to $40 fNov "a. AZ.
Taken up by 0. H. p. McGinnis, living
near Lamar, one sorrel mare mule. with
fax colored tail, with lump on the left
side of her neck, no other brands or marks
perceivable. six years Old Appraised to
$685. this gath Dec, 1912
By William McDade, living three miles
south west OF Lamar, one sorrel filly, three
years old, some white IN the face. no other
marks or brands perceivable. Appraised
to S25,00 this ooh Dec, 1912
By William Wright. living three miles
east of Holly Springs, one Cloy-Bank horse,
branded on the right hip with w, and sup
posed to be c; fax main and tail. SIX
years Old Appraised to S45,0o. this 9th
| Dec, 1912.
, By D. NJ. Young. living in Chulahoma,
one dark bay colt on the poney order 8
years old next spring, star in the forehead,
and snip on the nose Appraised to S27, so,
this 30th Dec, 1912.
@. L. SWAN, RANGER.
January 9th, le43
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
HOLLY3pP5,.
s. 81 0a - - AiAG

THE Subscribers aos15
inform the Public F.ssro,1. ..- I
open a School in HoIir
OF January, l84S, al H. Il G5iH
for the instruction Of Yo1,5 ca7-
rious branches, &c, nee 80 9
or professional life til.
Should've Institution r.,.
agement which Is anFrir.-. ...''
Philosophical Apparatus So
with the School and the S,sl.. u {
an opportunity OF hearin- --,-' {
lures upon various sciep,is.
extra charge.
The subscribers pleag. Il.
spare no effort to render t5i..-. -
Of a liberal share Of ps.roass. r-'5 -. I.
Der OF pupils justify it. The
ton Of both will be sirs
number Of students Is obs.-.i
will attend exclusively ,oI.-
the other also as far as fars.-'.-
ed necessary.
No pupil will 5s rece;v
than half a session. &
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13

he State of Mississippi:-To all per-
= sons interested in the lands, tenements and
herIdliaments OF William M. Boslwick, Deceas-
ed-G2EETNc:
You are hereby cited to be. aud appear be-
fore the PROBATE Court of Marshall County,
at the Court House. in the town of Holly
Springs, on the fourth Monday of February
next. TO shew cause, if any you can, why the
lands, tenements and heriditaments OF said
William NJ. Bostwick. Decd, should not be
sold to pay his debts.
Witnessthe Honorable JES-
L- S Sc LEWELLEN. JUDGE
~ Of said Court and the seal
thereof annexed, tie fourth Monday Of De
cember a. ID. 1872
Issued January 5th. 1S43.
Test, GORDENTIA WAITE, Clerk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
z IL LV y IG 21A4LINg 81
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

MR s. Mrs NEwsUM have taken. for
The ensuing year. the commodious dwelling
house. occupied at present by Mr. w. E.
Williams, pleasantly situated, short dis
tance west of the Institute. where they will
be prepared to accommodate some 8 or 10
young ladies' No pains will be spared to
render their situation comfortable and agree
able.
Price pr. month. for board and lodging.
washing. fuel. lights sc. so. payable pune.
tually. at the end of the session.
Mrs n. will give lessons in music to any
of her boarders who :nav desire it.
Vt. NEWSUM.
Holly Springs. Dec. %. 1912
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
FUEs AND WOOL HATS
JOSEPH WARREN.

w OULD inform the public that he has re
w moved his shop TO fernando street, oppo-
site PowelrS Row, where he will carry on the
above business in its various branches He
would inform the ladies of Holly Springs, that
he is prepared to dye all articles Of apparel, on
the shortest notice, and of the most beautiful
colour.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
NOTICE

IN PURSUANCE of the ProT
deed of trust executed by Moses
and Wife, o. record in the ottics o.
of the Probate Court CT MaHa
Mississippi. on the 18th day Of
to secure the payment Of ceriain
in specified, we shall expose 10 I
the highes! bidder for cash,
On tie l0m day Of Fs5raaa
at the Court house IN ihe tow
Springs. the following describe
personal property, to wit--gl'
Land, No. p. Town Five ha
ia Marshall County ai'i
Twenty likely negroes. 10 WI
san, Biddy, Jo, Sam. Am Js''.'
Ciudy. Mary. Maria. Sara
er. Peter, Milas. Nat An-,l
Martin. comprising men, woH'-i5 5.s
of every variety. as set forth n'5-
erence to which j. hereby Gla-l. ".
The title to both real ana ss
erty is believed 70 be g
as trustees we shall only c0n'sy
is vested in US By the deed
The sale will continue iio.-
Unnecessary untll all the PEoP.ln
CHARLES LOF LsA-,rrgsl
NATHANIEL ANL1T
December l6. l642-s
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13

NOTICE.
NORTHERN BANK OF MISSISSIPPI
A meeting of the Stockholders of this In
stituuon, will be held at the Banking House
on monday the 2nd. day of January next, at
10 o'clock A NJ, fol the purpose of Electing
Seven Directors for the ensuing year.
II. vi. LUSHER.
Cashier.
Holly Springs, Dec. /, 1842.-3t
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
PUBLIC NOTICF

ne NOAMISH
under an act OF Congrea,o to ersr
claims arising out of The Tr.ar
Rabbit Creek, made and g
tween the United STATES sstsr
Indians, IN the State Of aise
for the transaction Of busass .. ,--
PAHKA, in the county dLa
third Monday ofthis az.h ssr-..
day of December, whaml aLsr.
teresied can attend.
"The several pYa 8 ts
requested % give tse satT, nss..
and present their accounts sta.1
oIthe Board. EaI
Dec. rs, 1912
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
N0TIeEE

IN PURSUANCE ottae P.s
deed cftrust executed Isl Robes
and wife Of record in the oilce
of the Probate Court Of 4iaua
Mississippi, Of date - Angus
cure the payment Of CERTAIN
specified, we shall e2p0se 10 Eul
the hiehez. bidder fos cash,
On tfs 10 dag of F.bruar
az the Coult house in the ,oa.
Springs. the Following descu5
personal property. 10 3A -Ols ST.
land. Section 10. Town >. Raaga
County Also t6HH
10 wit Tom, Sa..r e
Sophy. Andrew, Austin. Fsasz
Margaret, Scipio. Marr. Charles Z.
Ruth, Lewis, Dine, Tirza Jscoa
line, Winnie, Hope, Betty Harug
Hetty, Wilson, Jo, Bbodg, Al.am,
and George, comprising every SIT
men. women and children. es SCI iot.a
deed, to which reference is heTc1T q
The title to said property lai e
sonal. is believed 10 be good bus
trustees We shall only convey sarl
vested IN US by the deed Its
continue Unnecessary from day
all is sold.
CHARLES LOFLA--
NATHANIEL AND
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
MOTTO e !.

THE subscriber has Withdrawn from the
practice Of law His unfinished professional
business. as also that of the firm of Clayton
s. Stearns, will be confded to the manage
ment of w. T. Stearns. Esq. In cases in
which clients prefer other counsel. they will
be at liberty to engage them, upon making
proper compensation for services already
rendered.
ALEX. NJ. CLAYTON.
September /. 1912 -3-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
i a 5M.4s 3 e sgs 6 Co..
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING COM
MISSION MERCHANTS.

Memphis. Tenn.
ID bESPECTFULLY announce to their friends
sand the public, of North Mississippi and
West Tennessee, that they will open house OF
business on or before the 18th September next.
and will be prepared for storing ali kinds of Pro
duce and Merchandise entrusted to their care.
GA supply of Rope and Baling always on
hand.
3TThe above being branch of NJ. Caruthers
& Co., New Orleans.
IEMUEL SMITH
MADISON CARUTHERS
CHARLES p. YOUNG.
August 5, l842.-54-5m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
FRESH SUPPL

or PRODUCE and GRoSs5-..s s1gas
received, consisting IN par. aIIi.ss !.
Tea. Sperm and IaiioW -. - nu-a'
with various other aTiisiss n 81.
mention all OF which | oWGN
CASH.
Dec. 2, lst2-l7-H
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned as Attorneys at Law,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent All
persons indebted to the firm will please call
and pay up their notes and accounts The
unsettled business will continue 10 receive
the Joint attention of the firm, until finally
arranged