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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
A CA RD.

The Rev A p Merrill and Lady. As
sociate Principal and Governess ofthe Hol
ly Springs Female Institute, having entire
ly dissolved their connec ton with the same,
are at liberty. las soon as Mrs. Ms health
is sufficiently recovered from the effects of
her ardnous labors) to take charge of any
Literary Institution where their services
may be desired and there is the greatest
prospect ofsuceess.
Holly Springs, July 2ssh ls43. so St.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
CO ON GINS

IT He undersigned having commenced making
j. Cotton Gins in Holly Springs, intends
working the rest of materials, and on the most
improved plan. He Will warrant his Gins to
perform as well as any.
Farmers wishing 10 purchase can be furnished
with as good an article, AMI for as low price as
can be got any where - Those waning old
Gins repaired, can have il done CHEAP and WELL,
or no pay JAMES FL. TAYLOR
Holly Springs, Miss, July Ia, l643
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
TO THE waIGs OF MARSHALL:

To THE WHIGS OF MARSHALL.
We propose to publish the Gazette from
this time until The Ist December next. for
IS cents We will devote our columns 10
the exciting topics Of discussion, and more
especially to State affairs.
Will not our friends aid in obtaining Sub
scribers. Let each subscriber make it his
business TO procure for US another. and thus
place it in our power to improve the size and
matter Of our paper. Let US hear from you,
friends, as soon as possible
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

A protracted meeting will be holden with
the Baptist Church in this place. commen-
cling on Friday the lst September. Minis
tering brethren are earnestly requested to
attend
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
Joseph HuS'd Circuit Court March
Eliza Hust Term, l843.

CNAME the complainant by his solicitor, and ii
~ appearing 10 the satisfaction of the court,
that the defendant, Eliza Hust, is not a resident
citizen of the state Of mississippi. but resides be-
yond the limits thereof, il is therefore ordered by
the court, that publicaii n be made for three
months succeSsively in tne Holly Springs Ga
zette, a newspaper published in the town Of Hol-
" Springs, mississippi that unless the said Eliza
Hust appear, plead answer or demur 10 said
cOmplanant's bill, on or before the first Monday
Of September, 1913, the bill viii be taken for con
fessed as to her, and set for hearing ex parte.
A copy from the minutes
Test, A. I. CARUTHERS,
may 10, 1913 Clerk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
50 A w g s g o sG e a

HAVING purchased MeSsrs. Cage 6 Co.'S
II stock of Drugs, | have determined 10 sell
ii prices snit the times. My stock on hand,
and arrivals daily expected, will make nv assort-
ment equal, if not snperior TO any stock ever Of
fered in this market. The former patrons OF the
aorI.e are respectfully reques ed to continue such
Myself or MIR. Cage will al all times be foun
present; and all orders from the country will be
promptly attended TO WM. p. YOUREE..
June 2, IS43-42-u
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
July Z. 1913.
Estrays--lTarshaH County.

Taken up by VIM Cunningham. seven miles
southeast of Waterford, one bay mare aud year
ling colt The mare has black legs aE5 >n.a
star in her face, about 9 years old. ATPta's,t
10 $50
BY hamilton Thornton, 81 miles North q Il
mar, one brown horse, about years o.5 set
marks, black name and tail, bIemi>h iE iae .es
eye, ID hands high Appraised 10 -.
By John A. Davis, miles North of Hg.r
Springs, one bay horse, lef-eve ont. b1lb hl5 r..
white, collar marks on his Shoulder. 3 .aet hI-a
about - years old. Apprais ised io $50.
T A. FALCONER, E,rrzs~-
August 4, ISI3-5I-3w
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
District Chancery Court Of the State OF
Mississippi at Holly Springs.
James P. Peters ct al. }
2i2 &c TrY Trn1t 1912

James P. Peters ct al. }
342 IS July Term 1913
Ell Nicely ct al.
7 pom opening the matters of this bill it ap-
- peariBg 10 the satisfaction OF thexourt that
the defendant w lillian b. Pillow is not an inhab-
liant of this State, but resides beyond he limits
thereof so that the ordinary process Of this court
cannot be served on him therefore it is ordered,
that unless the said defendant shall appear before
town Of Holly Springs on he first Monday of
January next. and plead answer, or demur 10
complainanlS' bill, The several allegations there
order and decree made therein as The Vice Chan
cellor shall deem equitable and just And it is
fuuher ordered that copy OF this order be in
serted in the "Holy Springs Gazette, - newspa-
Per published in the town Of Holly Springs Mis-
SiSsippi once week for two months successive
ly. copy.
TEST, JAMES C. ANDERSON,
July 70, l943-2m Clerk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
lsEW GO0lS.

THE Subscribers wish to inform ths ci
zens of Holly Springs and marshall coun.'
that they have just received. from the NoI.2'
a good assortment of FANCY and 81 A.
PIE DRY GOODS, consisting ID Pafi
Super Wool dyed Mouslain de La''''
Black Cloth, Cassineis
Super Wool DYED Calicoes.
Green ditto. Ginghamz
Super Wool Dyed Linens
CasSimeres. Domesties' -
Super Fancy ditto, Hats, sho's
Printed Lawns and Boots
Mnslins.
And great many other articles, 100 ~ -,b
Gus to mention, which they offer 10
much below former prices 43,,
Those wishing to purchase vii lna ..r. =.
their interestio give them call beiots III
chasing elsewhere; for great bargains
be sold for CASH. m
may II, 1888
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01

Charles Stewart
&
Duncan Campbell.
UPON opening the matters Of this bill, and
il appearing to the Court that Charles
Stewart one the defendants, is not resident
of this State, but resides beyondthe limits
thereof, so that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served on him 1t is ordered that
unless the said defendant appears before the
Judge ofthe Circuit Court on the Isl Mon
day in September next and pleads, answers
ur denurs to the aforesaid bill, the allega-
tions thereof vii be taken for confessed, and
such order or decree made as the Court may
deem equitable And it is ordered that
copy of this order be published in the "Hol-
ly Springs Gazette" once a week for two
months succesSivelv.
A Il. CARUTHERS,
June 8, IS43.A9t CLERK, c. c.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
THe,Stats Of Mississippi, LGfayettc county
Circuit Court
James A Stubblefeld, } May Term I843.
vs.. Bill in Chancery.

VS.. = Dill III ODduCeTy.
ID. J. Simmons.
THIS day came the omplainant, BY his at
torneys. and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the court that the defendant ID. J. Sim
mons is not an inhabitant of this state, but
resides beyond the limAs thereof. so that the
ordinary process ofthis coLrt cannot be serv-
ed upon him; therefore ii is ordered by the
court that unless the said defendant appea
before the Judge of the next circuit court to
be holden for the county OF Lafayette, at the
court house in the Town of Oxford on the
Sd Monday of November l643 and plead
answer, or demur to the bill OF com plant, the
several allegations thereof, will be taken for
confessed and such order and decree made
therein as the court shall deem equitable
aud just And ii is further ordered by the
court that a copy ofthis order be inserted IN
the Holly Springs Gazette newspaper pub
Iished in the town Of Holly Springs Miss
isSippi, once a week, for two months success
sively. A true copy from the minutes.
G.. NJ. PHIPPS, Clerk.
Belcher & Johnson, Sol.
July 7.-2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
may 10, 1S43

District Chancery Court Of The State Of
Mississippi al Holly Springs.
William Grains Admir-
$50 as July term, lS43.
Robert Brown ct al.
Upon opening the matters of this bill, it ap-
pearlng to the satisfaction Of the court that
the defendant Robert Brown is not an inhabi-
tant of this State, bat resides beyond the lim-
its thereof. so that the ordinary process OF
this court cannot be served on him; there
fore it is ordered, that unless the said defend
ant shall appear before the Vice Chancellor
at the court room in the town OF tiGlly
Springs, on the first Monday of January
next, and plead, answer or demur to com
plainants bill. the several allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed as to him, and
such order and decree made therein as the
Vice Chancellor shall deem equitable and
Just: And it is further ordered, that copy
of this order be inserted in the Holly
Springs Gazette" newspaper published in
the town of Holly Springs. Mississippi. once
a week for two months successvely.
A Copy.
Test, JAMES c.. ANDERSON,
july %, 1843-2m Clerk
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
rgORE NEW GOODS.

MUhE u % .Nl.'---,.--e3 7101 40
TINE subscribers have Just reeeiFe1 - - rsri.
of Calicoes. from st TO 25 cent, +, P,,.s.cs. p.
Also, 5000 yards Brown and Bleaehea - ohsl
from 8 to 30 cents per yard, besides u--'
goods, which will be sold koss tor e. t5T-z CO
June Q. 1913 f3-if II HpLN4L
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
GUNS.

TUST received a small lot of first rate double
y and single barrel Guns-For sale Low BY
II HOLMES CO.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01

daed thesu
duponb
eobes H Il
MAJ 5th, Sd
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
GREAT BARG AIN S !.


Ssrceer
10 t Mg gl
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01

ESTRA YS-MARsHALL County.
Taken up by William Ursery, living
miles west of TalIaloosa, one sorr,l hors
white face, with white on his side both bins
feet white to the knees, glass eye. ble shoa.,
der, 10 or years old, 10 OF is hands Lga
Appraised to So,
OLSO-One sorrel horse. star in his fore
head, left hind foot white, 8 or 9 years Oh
IA or Is hands high. Appraised to $50
THOS. A. FALCONER
July %, I643-3t Rzagsr
TAKEN up by Neverson Fowler ) I1i.s
Northwest OF North NJ. Pleasant, one mi!a eng
cider specaied mare mule, al ordinary si1s, 5},
old, under teeth projects half inch farther forward
than the upper, d wait On the night bIe@sL ~
praised to 537l
By G. b. Benton, living in North Nj F.e.+
ant one Sorrel horse uaRle, about years oi4 .-s.
spring. Appraised 10 $50
BY Lemuel FaTreT, miles Motives, oi 2.
ip Springs, on the Memphis road, one S7..s
mare mule, marks of ger on the shoa'as.2.
years old, small size. Appraised q 50
THOS. a. FALCONEB, b2ls''
August, 25th 1913.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01

TAKEN up by Samuel o. Hoker. Twins
3 miles northwest of North Nli. PIsssfrr
one yellow sorrel horse. all Of his Ice, WHINE
bald face. shod all round, some saddle ss5,s
upwards of l5 hands high. 9 or 10 yearsoli
Appraised to S45.
By Henry Allen, living 4 miles Norf.
west of Holly Springs, one bay horse p5asy.
) or g years old, 8 l-2 hands high, s6aIaIl
round, some saddle spots. maue AMI tail bo..
bed eff. Appraised to S22 so
L. A. FALCOFER, Rage
July Z. 1913.
TAKEN up BY Hiram McCurFy. 2miI,s E.a
Of Chuiahoma, on The fernando road one tass-
nut sorrel horse. flax mane and iail. weHat .a
The right jaw, star IN the - head, 4Cr : re5s
old this spring. Appraised foSf0
TH0. A. FALC0NEE G-Hsa-
June . 1913
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23
T)I ED.

On Thursday afternoons june D. Jua Ann daughter Of
the late ohm Stanton aged Il years month and 10 days
The relations and friends OF the family also those OF her
brothersna,v Mr. W. and Edw. Thinker, Elijah Hart aud
Augustus Jacobus-aso the members of the Mulberry street
Baptist Tabernacle respectfully invited to attend her
funeral this day, June 23d at o'clock from 2O5 Hester ST.
for interment.
On Thursday morning, 22d inst. Mrs. w E. Hosack aged
GO wears.
On Thursday morning, 22d inst Mrs. Elizabeth Alvord,
aged 66 years.
On Wednesday, 2lst Amelia, wife of William NJ Lent,
aged 81 years.
II Hunter, of Bridgeport CT
On Tuesday morning the 2Oh inst in the ID year Of her
age Adele Henrietta youngest daughter Of Mr. Adophe H.
Aker.
At Bridgeport CT 18th last Mr.. David Sterling, aged
- years.
At Essex CT. Deep River Mr.. Justus Williams,
Of corn doctor whose applications produced lockaw and
distressing death
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23
ENGLISH LITERATURE FOR JUNE.
THE NEW WORLD
roR s.rrpn.v n,n,

FOR SATURDAY, JUNE 4. 1913.
VIII contain the gems OF the English Magazines for June
besides the usual variety Of able and interesting original
articles
l. "REMINISCENCES OF AN OLD FEDERALIsT.'
No of the interesting Sketches of the Od0n Times.
2. ORIGINAL POETRY-Ou the Death Of Dr.. Webster.
By Mrs. Sigourney.
9. crumbs. HISTORY OF GERMANY-No. of
those learned and valuable letters
i. LAURA WILLOUGHBY-A thrilling story of wo-
mans frsilty.
). KEEPlNG sECRETs-By Lamar, Blanchard.
G. MYSTERIOUS ADVENTURE IN GERMANY.
:. TWO PAGES FROM THE BOOK OF LOVE.
s. TRANSPLANTATION OF TREES.
9. COURT OF CHARLES H.
10. FOREIGN SELECTIONS AND NEWS.
II. WEBSTER'S ORATIONAT BUNKER HILL.
u. LETTER FROM LONDON-Repea Agitation in
Ireland-The Irish Sketch Book-scrap Book-Facetia-
Editorial lteIns-Musical World News Sc sc.
TEsMs-Gi Cents for single number-S3a year. a new
volume commences JulG greatly increased attractions
atordng capita! opportunity subscribe
@ The New World, Blackwood'= Magazine, and the
Monthly Serial Suppement-urnishng reading matter
and better too than all the magazines in Amercawil be
supplied for So yearin advance Address
je23 J. WINCHESTER, 30 Ann street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

FOR THE PRES ENT WEEK,
For sale at the desk this morning Single copies five cents
in wrappers ready for mailing.
CONTENTS.
l. PoErEy- Lines the birth Of Her NIajsstys third
child, Princess. .. June l7th. g. Bunker Hill
Monument by Mrs. Sigourney. 4. a Song sung
the Faneu Hall Dinner, TO the tune of Spark.
ling and Bright
H. Extracts from Martin Chuzzlewt and Literary No.
tees.
III. Partisan Belle. Golden Marriage, Sc.
". Rattesnakes, BY Southern Sportsman.
V. Description OF John Randolph
vi. Jottings, by y. P Willis.
VII Political History prepared for the Tribune by Edwin
Williams.
VIII Correspondence of the Tribune from Cincinnati Bel
yidere, Boston, Philadelphia, Springfield, Ill., Chi
cago, H., containing variety Of Interesting news
IX. veteran survivor of the Battle of Bunker Hill
sign under the command of Putnam. and Captain
at the seige of Yorktown.
y Doctrine of Associations its Religious character and
tendency Protection to the Poor Mans Property.
XI Bunker Hill Celebration, 18th Of June, 1913, The
Monument SC,
XII Toasts announced at the Faneu Hall Dinner.
MIL News Texas, Liberia Canada riots and Blood
shed.
NV Table routes of Travel
Nv. Sandwich Islands,
XVI Promise of Crops, Canal Tolls, Account Of Flour
and Wheat arrived at tide
XVI. Death Of the Hon. H. S. Legare
XVIII The Cause Of Ireland Later from Europe increase
Of the army.
XIX The Spirit of Tylerism, Ahasuerls.
XX Riot and dlsoIdery conduct OF the Sailors the Jer
sy murders
MI Money Market, showing actual transactions Bank
Note Table, SC. &C.
XXII Miscellaneous articles Sc. je233t
nISEPUTION OF THE CHURCH OF SCOT
~ LAND.-The British Chronicle of Saturday 9th will
contain full aud interesting Of this important
Published at Spruce-street, (rribune Budinss
je23 1t
TO THE YOUNG MEN OF THE UNITED STATES,
OF ALL PARTIES, ALL cREEDs, ALL cALLINGs.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23

cLsAnEp.
Ships Caledonia, Cobi,, Liverpool Maury Brothers; II
Allen Wilson, Charleston G. Sutton.
Brgs Coonst Durkee, Yarmouth, Ms, II Braine; Tel
egraph (Br Wells Barbadoes Middleton Co; OPenana-
90, Vose ST Jago de Cuba; John Bartlett, Favn Elizabeth
City, NC.
schrs Da,y Chase, Downes, Aux Cages, W Lewis; To-
va, Conuant Camden, Me, a Cooley.
ARRIVED,
Ship Europe, Fur6er, I'm Liverpool, May 90 mdse TO II
Marshall * Co. The f. has been days West of Georges
Shoals.
Ship Calawba, Cotiu from Havre May > with mdze.
Samuel 14ompsonll passengers. 18Th instant, eff Block
Island, spoke snip Rochester, hence for Liverpool.
Ship Vusper, sylvester 65 ds FIN Palermo VIA Gibraltar
May II, with fruit S. Broom Co. Left ship Exchange
OF and for Boston in 4 or 3 days.
Bark Caspian, Bartlett, Il ds I'm Glasgow mdse to Nes
rniih y Leeds.
Brig Clarion Leland ls from Lubec, with plaster the
schr Teazer, Gteenbaw, ds from Easpor, plaserto
Neyias * Son.
sch Select Jones' Newben, NC, with naval stores to
Mitchell.
Sch Ann Maria Baxter, Newbern nc, wi,hnayal
10 Mitchell.
Schr Robert Bruce, Lawson, Lubec, plaster.
Schr Pat,ioi, Thomaston, lime.
Schr Splendid, Crowell, Boston, mdse
Schr Planet, Bangor, potatoes.
Schr Aid Boston, mdse.
Schr Antis Thomaston, lime.
Scir Seminole, Allen, from Apaachicola, with Cotton
TO VIM. Barnewel Passengers, Dram johnson II steer
age Jane G off Hatteras, spoke ship Spring from a!aii-
zas for Cowes, days out, requested 10 be reported.
BELoW-l ship. Wind sW. Weather hazy.
SAILED,
Ships Ii Alien Wilson, Charleston; New.York, Martin,
Vera Cruz.
Big Wilson, Fuller.
DISASTERS.
On Friday night last Gays the Bridgeport, CT. s;'ndard
the sloop Niagara from Philadelphia for New Hate with
- toas Of coal struck upon the rocks Of Black Rock Har-
bor he capain seems, misook the light of other
illumination The sloop hoated off and sunk in deep
water All hands saved but there end the
sci and cargo.
Baruegat, June ls-The schrs Swan and Trimmer, will
sail to-day for Philadelphia loaded with wrecked goods from
the Pearl There Is board the brig few boxes which
viii not be discharged the balance on board lighter
will be put on board the brig for ballast.
SPOKEN,
May H. lat l2 s lon 81 W Eng bark Carolina, 5s d FIN
Liverpool bound to Calcutta.
June 18th, lat sa Ion 90 scr Heary, of and bound TO
By I,ot.boat James Waterbury, June TO- off Cape
Bearing Is miles 1rNW, brig Acorn, from Philadelphia
Boston; Br brig Ready Rhno from Baltimore for Wind
sor, Ms, days; bng Comet from Philadelphia for Ports
mouth, Nh.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23
M A RRJF Ed

On Tuesday evening Goth inst by the Rev n j. Marse
us Mr.. Alfred r. Rowland, to Miss Catharne Ann Fotey
all of this city.
At Chamby, Canada 3ls ult. BY, the Rev Joseph
Maestvs First or Kings Dragon Guards eldest of Will
liam Mills Esq of Lagam Hall, in the comfy of Suffolk
England to Emily third and only surviving daughter OF the
Hon. Samuel HIATT, Seigeur of Chambly
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23

WONDER SMITHS INDIAN COUGH BALM.
the ouly remedy for consumption of the lungs
coughs colds. bronchitis officially OF breathing, pain in the
side chest arising from colds prefuse exrcto
used b the most intelligent persons in the United statsb
Professors and Presidents Of Colleges Physicians o
the Army, Navy and Hospitals who consider il the best aud
extraordinary medicine for Coughs ard Colds they have
used The following Certificates from The most re-
spectacle Physicians the CITY OF philadelphia:
DrIs SIR We feel unequvoca pleasure TIE opportunity
offered Of expressing oos ap.o6at9ry opinion your
Indian Cough Balm and The haze ever oh,sneJ
from It's administration We have used your medicine in M
of fifty comprising al stages dsease from IN
cpient colds AID cough advanced rthsis and hsy
ably found immediate relief We ecommsHd cheerfniIy IN
consumption, with scIofalcus diathisis F5s chrome
cough pain the chest splitting OF blood &C. we have no
hesitation IN pSonouncing your medicine anriyalel ~
Yours most respectfully,
NlsEfsGroS ATLEE, NJ. D. Arch.stnee,
WILLIAM BIRD, Paramount '
LEvI LESSARp, Coates-strert
1bon..,a. Phiadelphia City
Of the proprietor. ~ s 'iS S'ore
CAprroS-None genuine without the signature of The
proprietor written nPon the label OF rhe bottle " ~
Prepared and sold only by (. w VONDpRSnryru
'e<' .weod Sole proprietor, sl Greenwich.s,, y. V
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23
: ro-cenoa Hats.

co.-Genoa Bats.--a iur fabric O!
.nr. and delicate hue expressly adapted 10 Gen
da .,,,ricy and durability, ready and for sale by
sas'' LEaRY s. co. No, and 5 Astor House
.ho,es selection of the elegant Rocky Mountain
Asg, ~, fnr Summer use. jel7 lwiss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23
READ, YOU THAT ARE AFFLICTED WITH THE
INEIIrENZAt

NEw-foRE, June 20, 1873
Gents: Ny wife and children attacked, about week
back with severe Influenza attended with serious and dam
serous symptoms was much alarmed but fortunately
for them and for me knew that your Horehound Candy must
do them good-- could do them any HARM was induced
10 make trial and happy father and husband TO say
that entirely cured them and eradica;ed the complaint, and
they are now well, hale and hearty.
would under similar circumstances make of the pana-
cea: for Group have tested on my children with
also Whoopins Cough. Yours, &c
C. C.THOMPSOS. SOC and 5C9 Grand-st.
1'--r. ! pr,sv & Son IL Diyisiur.s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23
B O O K s

HIEROPHANT No. VA Monthly Eypositor
Of Sacred Symbols and Prophecy conducted by Prof
Georg. Bush, D. D. y 49,
CONTENTS:
Double Sense Of Prophecy
Letter III 10 Prof. Stuart
The judgement OF the Bea5. and the Little Horn succeee
by the Everlasting Kingdom of the Saints
Just published by the subscriber and for sale Broad
way. MARK H NEWMAN. jg3 2tis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23

AGEYrs are at 2S6 and i4O Bowe 223 louston-s 2S
6,s GS Broadway and 2G Hudsonst l25 Varckst 26j
Beecker-st 80 Waker-s O West Broadway TO- III and III
Eighth Avenue OG, 81 and Sixth tveue 2l Sing.st lOG
and a Creen ch.st Sol Canas 3iS Grands No.3 Ledger
Buildings PIadepha, No Stast. Boston, 81 Statest
Albany No. l39 Fulton-s Brooklyn, No. ITO Baltimeret
Baltimore.
Sold wholesale and retail at IS Dvision-street je23
,.n.ire Cordial sovereign Remedy for Dyspepsia and
Nervous Affections 1t is highly BY y.1 em,nn I'm
Office No Murray street. Broadway Price 81 per bot
lie and So per dozea jel0 lmis.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23
= window shade Depes.: No. Spruce

street.-Ne HahGn FuHabug.-The best OF .7m.ricsn
Window Shades painted b. Euariye and foreign oi
knowledsed talents All shades painted with the best
of oil colos and warranted TO wash and not fade. Shades
painted any pattern size az the shortest notice Interior
decorations executed magnicen style az
duced prices Painting OF all kinds done order In fact all
works of art can be produced At ths establishment.
rn9l lmis BARTOL s. Do MAURY.
~ The Covering which Nature has bestowed on
The head Of s one Of the principal elements Of human MAJ
head Even in the of the Prophet Elisha thou bald
head was considered the supeatve of insult and epoach
care Bu, how much better remedy than 10 CONCEAL It
few bottles of Jayncs Hair Tonic Will IN almost all cases
growth OF hair If the hair falling of matter from
what cause few applications OF Jaynes Hair Tonic VIII ar
rest the lardans process These facts do our
but upon testimonials Of unqussticnaele respeesah
'ty Sold by a. B, * q SANDS Druggists No. 70 Enlton
81. 213 Broadway n Fast Broadway. ieG Owls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23
IN PRESS,
No. VI. of the Series of
USEFUL WORKS FOR THE PEOPLE.

WILL BE SPEEDILY PUBLISHED
Popular Treatise on the CULTURE OF SILK, with
Directions for the Treatment Of the Worm the Manage
,nen Of the Nursery, the Manufacture Of Raw Silk the Ma
chinery the Expenses Outays, SC. &C. sc. Prepared from
the best authorities Ilustrtedby Eugravngs.
The above work will be printed uniformly with the Series
Of Useful Works, on the beautiful clear type and sold
at the low price of IS cents, or five copies for 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-23
INFLUENZA, HOW CURED.

sun OF ScleEc6 arIs6 tHy Thys are WaItu III MedCne
SYSTE I'VE OE PRACTICE.
T7HOSE who have this distressing complaint can
be rapidly restored to health by the timely Of Dr.
John Thofnsons Vegetable Pxnenicon, which SAFE saiu
tary and eectua Relief obtained Immediately For sale
bv pr JOHN THOMPON, a 3i3 Broome.st.
THE SICK MANS GUIDE TO IEALTH-Thet tbrd
edition this valuable tte work Of 6 pages Just received
for yrstuitois distribution the SICK aud may be had by call
Ing on DR.. JOHN THOMSON, 3i3 Broome-st. n. Y.