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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
GREAT AND UNRTVALED AT
TRACTION!
600 Packages New Fall & Winter
Goods!

). " -. LIN W,
ON Front Rouo opposite the Steamboat Landing
A RE now receiving from New York and BoS
n Ton. large and fresh stock of Fall and
w inter Goods, which they offer to sell for cash
as low aS goods can be sold in the South.
They respectfully invite all persons who wish
To buy goods to call and examine their stock and
prices:
Among other things they have
1900 pieces prints from 64 to 20 cents
Is bales Brown Dome~tIcS at reduced prices
500 pieces Hd~fs. 800 dozen cotton Hose;
Ginghams Apron Checks, striped ShirtingS,
Cotton nett drawers, 800 doZ spool Thread &c
WOOien Goods.
$50 pieces KY. Jeans, 10 pieces Sattinetts
10 pieces CloshS, 500 worSted Shawis
so doz nett Shirts and Drawers
1890 Blankets, 100 pieces Flannel,
I8j pieces Kerseys aud LinSeyS
MerinoS, Alpaca LuSreS, Orleans Cloth, Craps
and Nous. de Lanes, de i.iSie Chusans, a new
aud beautiful article for ladies' dresses.
Boots and Shoes.
IL 600 pair Boots and Shoes, the Largest and
cheapest stock ever offered IN this market. and
uSt here don't calculate on any one selling
shoes cheaper than we do about three fourlhs
of our stock OF shoes, We afford TO sell for
nothing.
Bomnets, Hats and Caps.
large and fine stock OF Bonneis, Hats and
Caps-Fur Caps al any price.
Hardware.
general stock of Hardware, consisting in
part OF Vices 8 mouse hole AnVilS, black
smiths Bellows, 100 kegs Nails
Saddsery.
40 ladies' and mems Sadtte>; these we expec1
10 sell without profit Brides Collars, Sircino-
les thongs Wagon and Drivers Whips, &c
Ready Made Clothing.
| good stock OF Ready Made Clothing, which
must necessarily be sold at small profits.
Groceries.
We have connected with our Dry Goods eS
| Enlistment a Grocery and Commission House
and have now iD store,
100 pieces b geing 100 coils Rope
900 sacks Rio Coffee
| 500 sacks Salt 10 hogSheadS Sugar
30 boxes window Glass ; A ceroons Indigo
We expec in a short time receive genera
/ stock of Groceries.
Particular attention paid 10 Storing and Shin
/ ping Cotton, And now in conclusion We have
| 10 say our goods MUST be sold, they were pnr
/ cha Ell with that view, and We intend TO sci
/ them, and then buy more and sell again. W.
repeat our invitation, "WALK IN, and we viii
/ do our best tc suit YOU
! Memphis October, 13-ti.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
Estrn,-NEnrshaiI noaasatv.

Taken up by William NJ Hoskins. living
in Waterford, one mouse coiored mare mule,
about years old. Ia hands high, no marks
or brands. App aised 20 $40
Taken up bv David w Hamilton. living
south east Of Waterford miles, one bay
mare. years cd. blaze face. left hind foot
white. some white on the right hind foot, IA
hands high Appraised to S2250.
Taken up by Ira Bell living nine and
haf miles east of Holly Springs. one gray
mare. shod all round. supposed TO De or .
years old, about g hands high Appraised
to $50 JAS. II. SWAN,
March 2, lS44-28 Raag er.
TAKEN upby II. Tyson living fneel miles
west of Holly Sprin =, dark bay mare mule,
or 7years old, SOM gear marks. Appraised 10
$50
ALSO sorreil horse with large face, right
hind and lef; tore feet while or years old,
I4-i2 hands high. Appraised TO $40
TAKEN up by r. b. Alexander, one
mile southwest of Holly Springs, bright
bav horse both hind feet and left fore foot
white, a snip on the nose. black name and
tale. some saddle spots on the black, eight
years old. Appraised to $50.
march 8, A.
TT AIKEN up by T L Turner, living four miles
J. north west of Holly SprIIgs, on the the Ia
Grange road one brown mare, years old Is
hands high, no marks nor brands perceivable.
| Appraised TO $40.
I By Malcomb Mcleod, living 6 miles south OF
| Chalahoma, o hogs, marked with an upper halt
crop in the right ear and swasowfork in the len,
| 3 pigs unma rked Allar~raissa ~ $40
| March l6, 1874. J. III. SWAN, Ranger
Taken up by George thompson, i,Tsi 9 "a 3
| west OF Holly Springs on the Hernando road, I
sorrel horse, years old. blaze face right hind
foot .-hte To the pastor joint. no other marks oI
: brands. Appraised To S25
Taken up by Joshua Abslon, living i've miles
south of Holly Springs, yoke Of oxen mark.
cd with crop and two splits in the Iefl ear, SOP
, posed TO be years old. appraised to -; the OH
, er red and white. seven years old, marked swal
low fork IN The leff and slit IN the right, appraiS
ed 10 So
ALSO red and white pided COW, S or
wears old, marked with crop anu undef-bit II
the right and two splits in the lefl. Appraised 4
IS. ]. II. SWAN,
April 2s, 1914. Rangar.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
TRUST SALE.

IN pursuance of a Deed OF Trust executed 10
me bv VIM Gordon on the 5th day OF MAY 1910.
10 secure The payment oil certain sums therein
mentioned, | will proceed 10 sell To the highest
bidder for cash, at the Court hou.e door in the
town OF Holly Springs,
On the 53rd day of .ralg merit,
the East half of Sections 30 Town z. Ran &c
5, West of the basis mer idian Chickasaw ces-
sion.
The above Deed has been duly recorded in
the county of Lafaveite.
w. GOODMAN, Trust
Jan. Is '44.-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
= NOTICE. :

THE undersigned having onthe 2Sd.day
Of October ls4S. Obtained from the Prebate
Cour, of Marshall County. Mississippi. Let
ters of administration upon all and singular
the goods chaltels and ee,ates OF William
Patrick. decd All persons having claims
against the estate of said deed, are therefore,
hereby requested 10 exhibit the same within
be time limited tv law. or tie same Will DO
sFrsd Those indebted To snid estate are
eeuesied to nske in diaie FsyntDt.
B G. LAWRENCE, Admir-.
Dec 22, lS43-h
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
KOLMsTOCK's vERNsEFUGE.

This remedy for worms is one OF The most ex
l. traordinary ever used. II effectually eradi-
Gates worms of all SORTS from children and adults.
Thousands perish by worms without the real
cause being known. Some other reason is as
signed for their sickness, until TOO late TO cure
the real cause.
What immense responsibility then rests upon
the parent no does not know, and the doctor
who does not understand, the complaint which is
destroying these precious flowers of life-chil-
dren.
w hat should BE- done 2
The an Swer Is nlain. Give this vermifuge,
which will be TO do good, ifthey have no
worms and if they have, it will destroy and e.
radieae them with certainty and precision tru-
y astonishing.
II cannot harm the smallest infant the
strongest adult. There is no mercury or mine
ra in il. Mercury is the basis of most worm
remedeS and The remedy sometimes worse
than the disease. So never use .oZrnges but re-
ly upon this. Every person viii be convinced
trial. that it is the most perfect cure ever
invented.
For sale in Holly Springs by r. p. Lew
is. at the brick Drug Store south of the
square. and by E. A. Talbot, sign of the
golden mortar. [narch %, '44-lyl
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
CHA LIES Oh RYAN,

M ILL be in Holly Springs during the FIRST
w week of every mouth, when he would be
pleased 10 serve all who may choose to give him
their patronage. He is prepared To set any num-
ber of teeth, from a foil set, and will ma ke
gold palaIeS and warrant them TO remedy de
fective pronunciation without any pain. As his
location in North Mississippi is permanent he
will of course attend To his old practice free oil
charge All operations warranted, and charges
low as the use Of lod material will allow. He
cannot operate for The prices usually charged by
transient Dentists, who often use tin or lead for
filling the teeth, and SET teeth of ivory or com.
mon bone in the worst possible manner.
HRefer To the Physicians of Holly Sprin gS
ernando, Oxford, Ripley and Salem.
April Z, l543-34-l2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
and bis Ways past finding oct But it be.

and Ills Ways TaSt IBolng oct. But II be.
comes Us shoIt sekitd ard depcndan,
Teaiures to bow IN mute submission to his
high behesL) Weare consoled in this prov
idence in the reflection, that Charles was
prepared TO meet bis God. Eighteen months
Creator. rough the atonement made by
Jesus Christ, our r. deemer which enabled
him to triumph in the most trying period OF
his life So powerful was the influence of
Divine grace upon his soul that il was bis
constant desire to depart and be with his
Lord and Master He exhorted all around
him to meet him in Heaven. Death had
no terrors for Charles K. Mo rgan he could
say with truth, 20 death where is thy stingR
o gravel where is Thy viciory? oh }
what mighty Saviour has the Christian,
who will enable him to rejoice amidst the
ruins aud havock Of the Grim Monster of
the tombs The infdel may scoH at the
Christians trust-let me but have an inter
est in the atonement of Christ by living
faith and am happy-nay. more than hap
pv, and willing too, to pray that the poor,
blinded scep,c may know what precious
h1p pc the Christian has.
Charles X Morgan's parents were IA
lives Of MeckIenburg county, where they
were married in 1920; after which they mo
we'd to Davidson county, Ten.
A FRIEND.
The Nashville papers will please copy.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
[coMMUNIcATED.l

!, Died, at the residence OF his father. John
Morgan. near this place. on the 5;h Of the
present. month. CHARLES Il. NOR
IN IN the 18th year Of age.
laus has fallen the only remaining son
- 20 an rc'ionate father. just entering upon
.'s threshold Of manhood bidding fair for
'1'''e usefulness promising 10 be a support
as aged parent in his declining years. and
.-' useful guardian to his sisters. How
|'uilole are the dealings oil Providence,
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13

Al bis residence in Mar halt county. Miss, Col.
JEANDER II. GUY, on the 9th inst I, after an
Illness of bout two weeks.
Ga the OH uIL, just one month before his
own deceaSc, be had been called upon. in
tie providence OF God. to deposit in the
grave the remains of his beloved consort.
Ia the midst Of his afflictioDS he was seized
with painful disease-hls vigorous cousti
tllion gradually sunk all il became cold in
death. No friendly aid or medical skill
eOlli avert the hand of the destroyer.
In he death Of Col. Guy. society has lost
one Of its brightest ornamenIsi neighbors
and relatives. one of the best of friends. la
bis sickness his mind became absorbed in the
importance Of religion. and he gave the most
cheering evidence Of repentance towards
God and lailh in Jesus Christ
10 this vicinity, on Friday, The 29th of
March. the much Iamcnted and highly es-
tremed Mrs. HENRIETTA DAVID
SON. consort OF the Rev. Samuel r. Da-
vidsor
Her family, the Church, of which she
has long been a member. aud the whole
community have been deprived Of useful
and influential member-5ut their loss is her
immortal gain.
why do we mourn departed friends,
Or shake at deaths alarms
lis but the voice that Jesus sends
To call them 10 his arms"
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
CARRIAGES. CARRiAGESm

Ooach NanulacioIy q CarFIage REPOSITORY.
w M s. BRUCE respectfully informs the
w public, that he has permanently located in
Memphis, Main Street, between Madi-
son and Monroe, where be is prepared TO carry
the above business in all lis branches. He l.
also prepared TO receive all kinds of Carriages
on commission, and has on hand an assoft-
menl from the well known establishment of /. &
b. Bruce, Cincinnati, among which is 1 spleB-
did New York coach l fine Rockaway barouch;
PARA wagon, and Bu2gys vita or without top
all o: which will sell cheaper than ever be
fore offered in this market or The east All WORK
made or sold by me viii be warranted. | have
workmen al all branches of the business, and am
prepared 10 b lid work in the besl style.
REPAIRING done at The shortest notice.
Dee 22l, IS43-4m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13

Alil!er's Letters, American Revolution,
Cambridge'S Mathemat- Young Cadet,
ics, Worcesler's Geogra-
Davi>' Shades & shad- ply and Atlas,
ow'S, Lie of Joseph,
Do. Description Ge- New 5, s'e.n of Mer-
omerv, cdnue Arithmetic,
HAWKS Ecclesiastical ! Parlur Songsier,
History OF The u. >. MooI'S Melodies,
Darby's Universal Ga Cooks Voyages
Zejlee-, | EpiScOpacy examined
Wriungs of Washing EambIes 0; Natural
ton iSt
Newtan's Works Evenings at Home,
Horace, Virgil, Cicero, Solitude Sweetened,
Livii WoTceSieT'S Element
New Latin Tutor, aTy Dictionary
tIayfairS Euclid Paley'S Evidences
Miiiwri-hPS Guide DO lheology,
Groves Greek and Eng. Pastors Tesulnony
Dictionary Hopkins on the creed,
The Preacher 2vol. DR. Larden'S Encycio-
Life OF Ltging>ion p9dIa,
Council of Nice G6ldsmith's Greece,
Beaumont on Gastric Do Rome,
Juice, Life OF Grard,
Benni,'s Bookkeeping, Beune.'S Letters,
Memoi.s of hannah Weem's Washington
Moore Inger>olPs GrammeT,
Chalmers Political E Lie OF AEArlon,
Conomy lrving'> Columbus,
Lite of Rev. Leigh Fhompsou.s Seasons,
Richmond Christian Professor,
Family Religion, Domestic Porttaiture,
Afflicted Famiiy'S COM B .rneS NoleS,
panion Ihompson's Narrative
Davv Crockeus Tours do. Guide 10 Health
Smellie'S Philosophy, ColblrnS Algebra,
GrimShaw'S Greece TeStamenls
CatechiSm on Grecian | HsIbsrS Sermons
Aniiqni les, ComStockS Chemistry
Bunvans Holy War, Paley'S Synopsis
Psalms and HymnS, Malbyrn's Geography
SenecaS Morals and A laS,
Hervey'S Meditation Smiths Algebra
Lie OF Jackson, Pocket Maps OF the
Smily'S Geography different States
and Atlas, Washing on'S Relig-
Gentlemen and Ladies iou> Opinions,
Lexicon Hodges commentary
Mrs. Halls Bible con- Kentucky Volunteers
veT>aIiOus ( James Smith
English Composition Piano Instructors
Cummings geography GrimSha ~ England
and Alias / Halls Sketches of the
Interesting Novels WeSt-
Copy Plates. Portfolios, Flute Perceptors
Good Old MLsIc. and SapPly of Qails, LeIte
Paper. w aters, Se aing Wax SC.
April 18th, IS4f-u
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13

LEAP YEAR The editor ofthe temper
suce Herald (pubIished ~ Camden. South
CuroIIuo) On TIE first day Of is appearance
announced 10 hi, fair readers that the pres
eut being leap year conferred upon
thcm certain privileges amongst which was
th.t Of paving their addresses to the gentle
men, any one ot whom, should he be so
ungrqcious and un2aiinnt as not To receive
them Lvorably. forfeited his horse ard
watch. The paper had been issued but q
FEW hours when Miss Lydia Green entered
.ns office, made proposals to the as,onished
EDITOR an1 demanded his hand or the forfeit
Hs freely rpIinquished his gray horse and
patent lever Iaiher than relinqnish the
hight Of making selection for himself
whilst me lady appeared 10 be equally well
pleased with her Decentralization San
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13

JANEs IERDY BRowN, Esq, recently a
representative ia the Legislature Of Missis-
sf77i. fom Bolivar county. committed sui
eide on the ~ instant. &: Nashville. by dis
ehuging the cohten;s oi PisIo. through
bis head.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
Charges as follow :

DA&sDzSG AND EODssEHG.
CHEAP al the sign of the MARSH HALL
0HOUSE, on Main Street, opposite he steam
boat landing p. b. JONES.
Memphis, Ten Feb. "a A,
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
Dl AEA5 SUR 1E GAn
And prices 10 suit the times


nR. BENTLEY. from NewYork res
IL pei fully informs The p.xblic that he has per
manent!y located in Holly SpTlngs, aud has ia
ken a room et lite residence of Mrs. Bass
where he is prePaTed 10 perform ali operation II
his profession. During the past winter he has
secured, in New York and Philadelphia, some
Improvements that are indispensable 10 the ac-
c1racy and durability of Dental operations
he inserts the Premium incorruPtsb'e tech tion
a single tooth to complete sets, with or wlthou
artificial gums, so that they cannot be detected
from the natural teeth. Teeth filled with the
finest Gold or Silver foil. DecaveS teeth or roots
extracted with his improved ForcePs with but
lille pain. Tooth-ache cured by certain and
easy process. Ladies and others who wish, can
be waited en- at their residences.
y b. All operations warranted; and IN any
case OF failure, IL Will be repaired without
charge.
- ROOM at Mrs Bass near the Union
house on the Southeast corner of the public
qSuare-
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
ENTERTAINMENT.

'tNHE subscriber would respectfully announce
Il To The public that he has leased the we'll
known Tavern House in Germantown formerly
occupied by j. w. Stout. Punciual attendance
will be given To every department pertaining to
the Travellers convenience; and he hopes to
share portion of public patronage
Charges as follow:
Man and horse per night, supper r, lodging
and brea kfa>i, ST. 90
Do. without horse, 81
Man and horse per day. $50
witho 1t horse, 100
single meal, 20
lodging, %
Board per month and year in proportion.
S NJ. CARSON.
Germantown, Ten. Feb "a 1911.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
s, BOOK S.
At r. 7. LII Wis DRUG STORE
South SIDE Of Square. Holly Springs.

WE have on hand the following Books,
w which we Will sell ertrenleLy t0lc for LGsh
ar ON time % pGuciu ual meh. Come aiid see, We
are determined 10 sell cheaper than they can DC
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13

TESE eSEC EEVEie from the celebrated
J mAnufactory of the MeSSrS. LIQUIDS of Phila-
delphia, superior assortment OF Rosewood and
Mahogany Piano Fores, of the latest style and
Improvements, which are now open and for sale
over the store of John b. Day, on the south side
of the square. To persons in want of fine in
struneni, the above is rare chance, as they will
b sold al Eastern prices The reputation of the
above house being so well Known, Mr.. Loud does
not conceive 1t necessary To give any references,
for all Pianos sol will BE- warranted, and kept in
order for two years. The manufacturers have
recently made great reduction in their prices
which purchasers here Will have all the advan-
Iage OIL
r. Old Pianos taken in exchange. Piano
FOrles tuned and repaired. AL work done will
b. warranted Also, Music Stools Covers, Mu.
ST, sc. sc.
Holly Springs, March O. 1874.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13

To PREyENT MOULDING IN BOOKS INK,
PASTE AND LEATHER collectors OF
books will no; be sorry 10 learn that a few
drops on oil Of lavendar will ensure their
Libraries lrcm the pest A single drop O
the same will prevtnta pint of ink from
mouIdness for anv length Of time. Past
nav be kept from mould entirely Dy this
liluicu and leather is lso eliectually se
cured from injury by the same agency.
boston CHLiDftOr
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
la, ,XS2 IaENZ MI u q
FOR THE PILES.

THE price, 81, is refunded to any person who
d will use bo'le of HAYS Liniment for the
Piles, and return the empty bottle without being
cured. The above have been he terms on which
his Liniment has been sold for nearly ten years
past and not one bou.e out of one hundred has ev
er been returned. The praprietorS di>contin ne
that custom as wholly unnecessary, and giving
bad men a chance TO impose upon our agents
We eht insert certificates 10 any length, but
prefer that those who sell the article should ex-
hbt the original 10 purchasers.
For sale in Holly Springs by r. p. Lew
is and E. A Talbot
March D lSl2-I2In
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13

10 Barrels of -four for sale. low for cash
and cash only. at D. d. JONES & co.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13

| eceived on Consignment 8 Mems Saddls
IL do 2 Ladies. for sale at
ID. d. JONES g. Co.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-03-15
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES

Tn pursuance Of the provisions ola Treaty between
i the United States and the Chickassw Indians
made and concluded at Pontooc Creek, on the TWEEN
te,h day Of October 1892, and Of the supplementary
and explanatory articles thereto, made and concluded
on the twenty second day of the same mon h /; and
the Chickasaw Indians made aud concluded at the
city of Washington, on the twenty-fourth day of
MAY, ia
T. JoHN TYLER. President Of the United States do
hereby declare and make known that public sale for
the disposal of such of the lands oeded to the nted
States by the said Indians herens FER descr bed
shall be held at The Land Office at PONTOTOC in
Mississippi, on the second Monday in May next.
East of the ChickasaU meridian
Township fourteen and fractional township fifteen,
Of range one, east
Section hrty.folr, in township one, Of range two
east.
Sfolion SIX, in township six Of range two, east.
Fractional township sixteen, of range two, east,
exert the north fractions Of sections one, two, three
and four and fractional sections five and sv
Fractional township sevent en-, Of range two, east
Fractional townships sixteen and seventeen of range
three east.
Section eighteen in township seven, Of range four,
east.
East half of section twenty-five, 10 township ten, OF
range four, east.
Section five, in township eight, Of range FIVE,
east.
Section thiry-three, in township eleven, Of range
six cast.
Sections TWEEN ythree and twenty six, in township
four, of range seven, east.
Section thirty-sx, IN township seven, Of range
seven, east.
Section twcn,y-three, in township ten Of range sc
ven cast
Sections Eve six and seven, in township eleven, Of
range seven, east
South half of section nine, in township thirteen, OF
range seven, east.
Section twenty-five, in township fifteen, IF range
seven east.
East half of section nineteen and sections twenty
twenty eight. twenty nine thirty three, thr,y-fve
and thirty-siS in township eleven, OF range eight
east
Sections thfee and tventy.four, in township three
Of range ten, east.
Vest Of he Chickasag meridian.
West half of section five, in township three, OF
range one, wet.
West half Of section thirty two, in township two
Of range three west.
Section thlrty-two, in township three, ofrsnge four
west
North half Of section one, north fraction Of section
twenty five and section thidy-four in township sir
orange four, west
Section fourteen, in township eight Of range four
| west
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-03-15
PATENT OFFICE, March IS, 1874.


ON the petition If l.. & p. Peterson, of Phtsburg,
" Pennsylvania praying for the extension oil pa
tent granted to said L. & p Peterson for an improve
Cooking Stoves tor seven years irom the e1
pralon Of said patent, which takes place on the 29ih
day Of May, 1874
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard al the
Paten, Office on the first day of May next, at u
O'Clock, M and all persons are notified TO appear and
show cause, if any they have why said petition ought
not To be granted
Ordered al, %, that this notice Unpublished in the
Madlsonian, printed at Washington the Baltimore
Sun, printed at Baltimore the American Sentinel
and Mercantile Advertiser, printed at Philadelphia
the Aurora, printed st New York and the Times,
printed at Boston, once week for three successive
weeks previous To the ls day of May next
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents
p. S.-Eliiors II the above Tsrers will please copy
aud end their bills 10 the Patent Office, with paper
containing this notice.
march l5-la~lw.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-03-15
MAINTAIN AklNG.

MRS ROBINSON, would respectfully inform
lNl the ladies of Washington, and those who may
visit the city, that she is prepared to execute work in
her line in style equal to any in the United States
Her residence Is in 9Th street the east side, second
door from the cbrnsr where ladies will hnd II TO
their advantage TO CALL her residence is entirely
private, She has patterns of the latest fashion al
ways on hand Jan 10,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-03-15
ME w MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
JUST received the following Music, Al the old
establi,h store tw, doors east Of the corner Of
10Th street. Penny lsana avenue.
W. FISCHER.
Thy cheek is pale, thy lp ia mutt
Too soon thou'st broke the spell
Oh dainty life doth the fairy lead
Boatman's Dance
Old Dan Tucker
Gro call the doctor and be quick
Twill nebber do TO glib it up 80
Dandy jim Of Car0liue
Baltimore Gailopads
Three popular Scotch Airs, arranged as Fantasies.
by Czerny. march b