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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-02
JEFFERSON.

FREDRRicK-S snate-Gallaher, 1888; Bruce,
s33. House-Cather, W., 7s9; Wall, w, 760;
Carson, L. F., sls; Lovet,, L. F., 800.
CLARYE-Senate- Gallaher, 142; Bruce, IA
HOuse-Morgan, W, ISL Fun.ten, L. F., lS9-
not official.
extraordinarily W., reelected by
S majority over Myers, l.. F.
RcHMoSD CITY-Senate-Stanard, W 800
Brooke. w, $40. House-Danel, W.. 584
Hyde, L.. 1852
CHARLES ClrY-Senate-Stenard 1885, Brooke
Al. House-Lacy. Wing, elected.
HESRico-The only returns i. from the Court
House, where the Wing majority for Senator is 81
aod the Wing majority for Delegates ia go.
HAsovGR-Ihe information received from Il
portion Of the County jusi6es the Impression that
Winston W e., is reelected over Brown, L.
PkrERssURc -Honse-Bolling. W. 397; Mar.
tin, L., 1913.
-House-Winfree, l.. f., asa
Rhodes, W. 4Os.
CARoLisE--The belief is that Brosdu., w, is
elected
SPorTsYLyASIA-The only returns received is
the vote in Frederick sburg, which siands-Whig,
pol; Loco 1888.
FAIRFAx-Whg candidate elected by 26 ma
joIny.
KING GEoRGE--Whs elected.
NORFOLK BoRoUGH-HOuse Taylor, W.. 445
Wilson, L., 307.
NoRFoLK -House-Watts and Hap
$ \ H.. q "
Locos lone precinct to be heard feom.
PRISOEss AsS-House-Dey, W., elected by
70 majority over Woodhouse, l..
MosoNGALlA-Ho use-Wade, L.. elected by
1919 majority over Price, L.
R-lSeHate-Caperton, w, SAC;
Chapman, L., 206. House Mop herson, W. b, 625
no opposition.
AcooMAc-Congress-T special election in
Wise's District ia close one. Bayly, L.. has 100
majority in this County-much les. than was ex-
pected House-One Wing and one Loco elected
NoRTHuMBERLAND-H House Loco elected.
STAFFORD HoUse-Loco elected.
Honse-R Report is that the Locos
have carried this County.
ALBEMARLE- Howe-Two Wings elected.
KiNe WILLIAM onse-Loco elected.
MARION HoUse-kidwell, l. elected.
KING & Loco elected
KASsEMoND-H oase-Kilby, W, elected by 80
majority
SURRr-!Ssnate-Jordan 3d. Walker, 1874 /;
Spark, 80. House-DHlard, L. is elected bv so
majority
NoRrHAmrToS-HOase elected
ELIZABETH CTR & WARwiCK-Senaie--A
derson, w, l49; Garrett. h., 1903. House
Wood. W.. 1873; Hubbard, W., Sc; Chi.man L. =,
I4s.
0RAEoE-Seaate--W Voolfolk, 2ll-no opposi-
lion. House-Davis, L., elected by 30 majority.
CULPEPPER-Broadus. W.. reelected to the
House by an increased majority
PowHArAs-H ouss-Cocke, w, reelected by
IA mei,rrly.
AMELIA-Hsrvie, L., re-e ected to the House.
GRgENsvILLE-House- L.. elected.
Essex Garnet, W ., elected to the House by
10 m,j.
CuMBEaLASp--WhigD Delegate elected by an
increased ma iorty.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-02
MORGAN COUNTY.

The wings Of Morgan has covered themselves
with glory w Ell done gallant Morgan. Mr..
Rirohie no doubt IS satisfied before this time that
Morgan Is sefe for the Democracy" Perhaps
8 The Mountains will be on fire again next Fall,
10 the rescue. Wings Of Morgan, be vigilent, be
industrious and at the next tfa FIRE another broad
side into the enemy's camp. We predict, the in
teIligent freernen of Morgan will never again give
way to Loco Focoism.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-02

The absve table shews Wing gain of y. and
Loco Foco gain Of 4, leaving clear Wing gain
OF 8.
r. s.--Since the above table was nut in type,
we have received further returns, giving clear
Wing gain, as far as heard from of 10 Oil Koun-
ted
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-02

R5-THoMAs g. PRArr, Of Prince Georges Ccun-
ty, was nominated the Wing Candidate for Cover
nor of Maryland, by the State Convention which
met at Baltimore on TUESDAY last.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-02
MR.. CLAY'S LETTER.

In to-dsy's paper will be found Mr.. Clay's letter
on the Texas question, TO which we invite the calm
and considerate reflection of our readers, without
distinction to patty. The letter will speak for it,
self.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-02

The author Of the Sub Treasury Scheme is sig
naliy defeated. Goggin's majority, 200 We are
happy to announce to our readers that the Hon.
WIN. l.. Gosgin has been elected to Congress from
the Albemarle District by the handsome majority
Of 200 Gen. Gordon. one Of tho leading DEM
of Virginia. aud the author and originator of
the great Sub Treasury Scheme ~bioh was so sig-
aaIly repudiated by The People at the last Pre,i-
Dental election.
The following returns have been received, some
of which are not officisl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-02

Gen. AImonle, the Mexican Minister
to our Government, has LEFT Washington
and gone 10 N. York.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-02

A State Tyler Convention assembled in
Baltimore on the 29th ult., composed of
about thirty or forty members.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-02
BERKELEY.

The Wings Of Berkeley are again triumphant
after the severest contest ever known in the Coun-
~. More than eleven hund,ed votes were polled.
The Loco Foeos have made an effort worthy of a
better cause having most thoroughly ransacked not
only Berkeley. but every adjoining County, for
votes. The Wings have done WE'LL and in the
main have stood firmly by their faith.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04

Macon (Ga) Messenger, gives the
70. sl-etch OF the manner IN which
,.- .' Ci,9 met the insulting ePlthe;s bestOw-
~. non him By some petty Locofoco or
elrs ,-.5 ,ba, few rnonoen,s
--.Ie.virg bis room, one Of our city pa
~as handed 10 hinI, containing the pre-
T. m. and resolutions adopted by the Dem
-.... ~. Associaiion of Bib county, at
,~eerinr Ia this preamble, Nh. Clay
~. ,ermed land most certainly IN very bad
-..l SHE iiiaer0Ht aspjTant for the Pres
Ien His reiort upon bis Democratic
'..-fs f,r this illiberal imputation upon him
-- ,4nirable. and cOuched in such Ian
80 and delivered ia such a bon homms
5s asto give no offence 10 even the au-
...,safr lie explained the object Of his
.-..,,z,- through the State-thut It was IN
..s a-compiishment ofan object he had
r.--rio view-a visit 20 his friends IN the
NJ Nouh.S.aie that he was exercising a
--.~.reos common 10 every one, and that
Es -o4r.esies and inequalities extended TO
r.r were not of his own seeking and
---I not bv him be avoided.
lie rl-t6er observed, that his Democra-
h. friends while uUcoureoUsIy denouncing
l.r 1r travelling through their State as an
.q-eraati bad f5reoaon that Hr, Var Ba
--- Egg n r..v years since, had taken an ex-
..-rI tour Throughout the Uni0n, ana had
,,r-.lad through four or five States, 10
Glitch he himsclfha5 never been, and never
,,-r-.el 10 be ani that as soon as he had
,..-a.I .ta. Mr. Van Buren contemplated
rar.aribe West ne sent him an invitation
,r South Carolina. TO visit hIm at Ashland
ard .ha- on hiz approach 70 Lexington, n
,..-l procession threeIimes as large al
r.- one taal received him here, welcome
Nr Van Buren-thal he had Mr. Van Bu
ren. for whom he entertained the mos
friendly feeling, al his own house-that h
killed the faaed calf and extended to him al
hc hospiIalilies his poor house aif0rded,an
lnat none were so forgetful Of the commo
coultysies cl life, or regardless ofthe sacre
rights Of hospitality, as TO treat him as a
Iafu igr Or IA U5HsrgRt"
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04
NEW GOODS-LATEsT STYLES.

NJ & s. BOND are now receiving and open
y. ing at their new store, opposite the steam
boat LANDING large and well selected stock Of
staple and tancy dry goods, consisting in part as
fol0ws:-
Plain black Italian, luiesiTing, black figured
and fancy silks lace, lawns. balzarines muslins,
assorted thread lace and edgings, JaeOnet inser-
tings and edginss, French worked and dimety
collars black and fancy kid gloves; black and
fancy silk mittS, Irish linens, Russia Shretine,
cCttonades Mexican mixtures. nankeenS, domeS-
tics hosiery, assorted. Black cloths, black and
fancy caSSimers, boots, shoes an hats assorted
Tgard SgaEe.--Trace and fifth chains, steel
and iron wedding hoes, bellows, anviis, vices,
pi and cross cut sa VS., Scvthe and grass blades,
augers, chiSels, shutter fasteners axes, hathetS,
hammers, &c; preserving kettles inlaid with
porcelain cheap and superb article
SGdar Ware.--Pails, piggins, tubs, paint
ed buckets. willow wagons, SC.
OueensWaFe.--Whi hite China sets, p or
64 pieces: dishes, bowls and plates assorted.
Glass Eare.--Pressed and plain tum-
iers. wines, sugars and salt stands, SC.
SadEcFy.--Ladies' mems and BOYS all price
marlingaleS brides, saddle and travelling bags,
wagon and carriage whips, &c. &c.
% kegs best DupOnts FFF powder; lead, shot
and all other goods usually sold in this market.
100 ounces best quinine, which will sell
low.
Persons wishing 10 purchase goods low VIII
find II to their interest 10 call and examine their
stock as they can and gCjU sell good terms
as any house in the city.
Memphis, April 20, lS44-35-4w
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04
QldrEd.e's Esalssa Of Columbia

2
For the Hair, from Comstock & Cots posi-
tive qualities are as follows:
lst For infants, keeping the head free from
scurf and causing luxuriant growth of hair.
2: For ladies' after childbirth, restoring the
skin to its natural strength and firmneSS, and
preventing the falling out OF the hair,
3: For any person recovering from any debil-
ilv. the same effect iS produced.
4: If used in infancy till coed growth is star
ted il may be preserved by attention TO the latest
period Of life.
5: Ii frees the head from dandruif strengthen.
the roots imparts health and vigor % the cirua
tion and prevents the hair from changing col.
or or getting gray.
6th-It causes the hair to curl beautifully
when done up in it over night.
z@No ladyS toilet should ever be made with
out it.
7th-Childreu who have by anv means con-
tracled vermin in the head, are Immediately and
perfectly cured of them by its use Ii is nfallible.
gzI had been bald about five years-no more
hair on the top of my head than on the back Of
my hand, and head covered with thick scarf
In this situation about the 10th of August last L.
began using the Balm of Columbia, from Com
stock & Co. since which time have used two
and a half bottles ofthe Balm which has fully
restord my hair, and freed my head entirely from
scurf My head is nowfcovered with fine flow
ing long hair, which any one may see by calling
on me at Stamford Connecticut.
DARIUS S. SCOFFIELD.
For sale in Holly Springs by r. F. Lew.
is. on the South side of the public square.
Also, by E. A. Talbot, sign of the golden
mortar.
AnriI Ii 1874
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04
CARRIAGES. CARRIAGEsm

Coach Mandatory Il Carriage Repository.
w NJ. s. BRUCE respectfully informs the
w public, that he has permanently located in
Memphis, Main Street, between Madi-
and Monroe, where he is prepared 10 carry
on the above business in all its branches. He is
also prepared to receive all kinds of Carriages
on commission, and has now on hand an asSort-
ment from the well known establishment Of |. &
b. Bruce, Cincinnati, among which is 1 Splen-
did New York coach 1 fine Rockaway barouch;
PARK wagon, and BuggyS, WITH or without tops
all o: which will sell cheaper than ever be
fore offered in this market or the east All work
made or sold by me will be warranted. | have
woriImen al all branches OF the business and am
prepared TO build work in the best STYLE
Repairing done al the shortest notice.
Dee 22d, lS43-4m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04
KOLMsToCK's vERMIFUGE.

This remedy for worms is one of the most ex
Il traordinary ever used. IL effeclually 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 sig kness, until too late to cure
the real cause
What immense responsibility then rests upon
the parent VINO does not know, and the doctor
who does not understand, the complaint which is
destroying those precious flowers of life-chil-
dren.
What should be done
The an Swer is plain. Give this vermifuge
which will be sure to do good, fthey have no
worms and if they have, it will destroy and e.
radicate them with certainty and precision tru-
ly astonishing.
Ii cannot harm the smallest infant or the
strongest adult. There is no mercury or mine
ra in it. Mercury is the basis of most worm
remedies; and the remedy sometimes worse
than the disease So never use iozenges, but re-
ly upon this. Every person viii be convinced
on one trial. that ii 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 Imarch %. '44-Iyl
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04
TRUST SALE

IN pursuance OF a Deed of Trust executed to
me by Asa E. Strauon. on the 10Th day Of July,
1870 10 secure the payment of certain sums
therein mentioned, will proceed so sell to the
highest bidder for cash, on the premises.
On the 23rd dag Of July ne1t,
Sections fifteen, (15) Sec. twenly-one, (2l)and
Section twenty-five, (22) in Township six OF
Range seven West of the Basis MERIDIAN, Chick
asaW ceSsiOn.
The above Deed has been duly recorded in
the counties of Desoto and Panola
A NJ. CLAYTON, Trustee.
January s. 1644.-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04
G e L Gg e 2 Z G a. e g s a
Nan NASHVILLE. Aur. 81 IS.


Dear SIr:-I had Chilis and Fevers for twelve
months nine months of the time, without being
able to check it with ALL the aid / could procure
from Physicians and the various Tonic Fever &
Ague mixtures sold by the DrugstoreS. In Ap-
ril last saw your advertisement of Clemens IN
dian Tonic as an tafaiItble cure made no
delay IN callin9 upon you, and by using said
Tonic, tried II about the same time, with the
same happy result. Yours, respectfully.
c. L. GLASGOW.
From the Clarksville Chronicle, Oct. q, 1913.
DR. 7. L. Scott: Dear Sir We have used
Clemens Indian Tonic in many cases of Ague
and Fever, and we 6nd it, in every particular,
what il is recommended 10 be in your advertise
ment. We have heretofore used most of the
popular remedies in use for Ague and Fever,
and we unheSitatingly recommend Clemens In
dian Tonic TO the confidence of the public from
our personal experience and observation, as a
safe, certain, and prompt cure for the Ague and
Fever, in any form or stage Of the disease.
Yours, &c, 2. P2ACHER,
JAMES J. PRITCHETT,
LEVI COLEMAN
| Bear Springs Furnace, Tennessee Oct. %, 1913
Mr.. Geo w. House: Dear Sir have SOLE
and the money is ready for you. | have been re
quasted by my neighbors TO send tor more fhos
who have tried it have GREAT confidence in \:
Send me further supply and direct il 10 tn
| Cumberland Iron Works Yours, res'pt.
ID. Fl, ELLIS.
Extract OF letter from Rev F. A. OWEN Q
Memphis dated Nov I6 1879
"My dear Sir II have tried G lemens' India
| Tonic III six different cases, and find it eflica
cious in very Ugh degree. Il arrested th
no return. | cheertully give this testimony
| that othe rs may be induced to use remedy bot
/ safe and eflicaciouS in curing chiilS and fever
/ Yours, very truly"
| - For sale at the sign of the Golden Nor
March 9. lS44-6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04
STRAYs-MARsHALL COUNTY.

STRAYS-MARSHALL COUNTY.
Taken up by Abijah Bess. living miles
west Of Holly Springs, one sorrel mare, 9
years old. blaze face hind feet white. Ap-
praised to S27 So
By Alfred f. Carson. living in Hudson
Vile, one gray mare, very speckled, years
Old IA hands high. sore back. Appraised
10 $40. JAS. n. SWAN,
May 4, lS44. Ranger,
IaAen up By Joshua AbSton, living five miles
S9utn q Holly Springs, yoke OF oxen: mark
III Win crop and two splits in the left ear, sup
posed 70 ne years old, appraised TO So: the 9TH
=. Ied and white, seven years old, marked swal-
cd To Ss - fr
ALSO-a red and white pided COW, 5 or
5 saIs Old, marked with crop and undeT-bit in
.ae s right and two splits in The len Appraised to
A.,o. J. III. SWAN,
f'it = lelf- Ranger.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04
JOsEN e. KEsAFFT,
COMHISSION AND FOR WAX
DING MERCHANT

No 5, Commercial FToHt) Ro1c, south
Rail Road,
MEMPHIS Tenn.
VETill make liberal advances on Cotton con-
w signeI TO his friends, Munsell White q
Co New Orleans; or will Receive and Store or
dispose of Cotton as he is Instructed by those
who may favor him with their confidence.
Has constantly on land for sale Kentucky Bag
ging, Bale Rope, Twine, Sugar, MolasSes, Col
fee, Tea, Salt, &c. sc.
+.*The Holly Springs Gazette and Pamela
Weekly Register, will copy the above 6m and
forward account TO me for payment.
J. H. KRAFFT.
S0mmeraiIle ReP0rter.l
w. S. PICKETT. S,P. WALKER.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04
Estray ay-MarsIlaII County.

TAKEN up by James Glover living
near Tallaloosa. one bay mare years old,
right eye out. ii hands high. Appraised
to $50 80 cents
TAKEN up BY John NJ. Thomas living
one mile east of Jacksonville. on the Salem
road, one dark brown indian horse pony.
branded on the left sholder with a stirup- Iron
and hart, left hind foot while. 49, hands
high. heavy name lying on the left side.
bobed tai. seven years old. Appraised 10
$4,000. JAMES II. SWAN Ranger.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04

0Ia = AHA EA"A - a. -
Aiiiler's Letters,
Cambridge's sIathemat-
les.
Davis Shades s. Shad-
oW's,
Do. Description Ge-
Omciry,
Hawks Ecclesiastical
History Of the u. 5.
Darby's Universal Ga
Zeltec~,
Writings Of Washing
Ton
Eewton's Works
Horace, Virgil, Cicero,
LiVii,
New Latin Tutor,
Flayfairs Euclid
MlliWTightS Guide
Groves Greek and Eng.
Dictionary,
The Preacher, ? vol.
Life OF Livingston
Council Of Nice
Beaumont on Gastric
juice,
Bennirs Bookkeeping,
Memoirs of EaHnah
Moore
Chalmers Political E
COnOmY,
Life OF Rev. Leigh
Richmond,
Family Religion,
Afflicted E'amily's COM
/ paniOn,
| Davv CrocketlS Tours
/ Smellie's Philosophy,
/ Grinehaw'S Greece
\ Carechi~m on Grecian
Antiquities,
Bunvans Holy War,
Psalms and Hymns,
J SeuecaS Morals
Hervev'S Meditation
Life Ci Jackson,
Smiiy'S Geography
and Atlas,
/ Gentlemen and Ladies
Lexicon,
Mrs. Halls Bible con
vcrSItiOuS
English Composition
Cummings geography
and IIlaS,
Interesting Novels,
4 Copy Plates. Port
( Good Old Music, and q
Paper, WATERS, Sealin
ADrii I.9th 1914 If
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04

American Revolution
Young Cadet,
NVoEcester's Geogra-
ply and Atlas,
Lie Of Joseph,
4 New s. stem Of MeT-
camille Arithmetic
| Parlor Songster,
! M0oT's Melodies,
/ Cooks NOyases
4 Episcopacy Examined
1 Rambles o. a Natural
1 ist
I Evenin rs al Home,
Solitude Sweetened,
| WOrceSieT's Element
arv Dictionary
/ Paley's 5 Evidences
Do Theology,
/ Pastors Testimony
Hopkins on the creed,
/ DR. Larden's Encyclo-
pGJia,
! Goldsmith's Greece,
Do Rome.
/ Life Of Girard,
Bennel'S Letters,
/ Weem'S Washington
! IngerSO'l'S GrammeT,
Life Of dTaTion,
Irving's Columbus,
ThOmpson'S Seasons.
[ Christian Professor,
! Domestic PortIaiture,
Barnes Notes,
| ThOmpSon's Narrative
| 90. Guide TO Health
! ColburnS Algebra,
/ TeSia mentS
] EteiberS Sermons
Comstock's s Chemistry
} Palev's Synopsis
MsIlbyTn's Geography
and Atlas,
Smiths Algebra
I Pocket Iaps Of the
| different States
/ Washington's Relig-
| i0us Opinions,
4 Hodge S commentary
| Kentuc Ky Volunteers
/. James Smith
Piano Instructors
GTimShaU'> England
Halls Sketches of th;
Ucst.
olioS, Flute Perceptors
sappIy of Quils, Lette
: Wax sc.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04
GREAT AND UNRTFALED AT
TRACTION!
600 Packages New EaI AZ Winter
Goods!

) ~ >. MAR IN " ~,
on Front Rov opposite the Steamboat Landing
A RE now receiving from New York and Bos
{ 4 ton, large and fresh stock OF Fall and
w inter Goods, which they offer TO sell Tor cash
as low as goods can be sold in the South.
They respectfully invite all persons who wish
70 buy goods 10 call and examine their stock and
prices:
Among other things they have
1900 pieces prints from 81 to 90 cents
ll5 bales Brown DOmeSticS at reduced prices
500 pieces Hdkfs, 800 dozen cotton Hose;
Ginghams, Apron Checks, striped Shirtings
COuOn nett drawers, 500 doz spool Thread sc
WOODEN Goods.
250 pieces by. Jeans, 60 pieces SattnettS
10 pieces Cloths, 500 woTsted Shawls
80 doZ nett Shirts and Drawers
1900 Blankets, 100 pieces Flannel
$50 pieces KerSeys and LinSevS
MerinoS, Alpaca LusreS, Orleans Cloth, Crane
and Nous. dc Lanes, De Lisle ChuSanS, a new
and beautiful article for ladies' dresses.
ROOts and Shoes.
IL GOO pair Boots and Shoes, the Largest and
cheapest stock ever offered IN this market" and
ust here we don't calculate on any one selling
shoes cheaper than we do, about three lourihS
OF our stock OF shoes, we can afford 10 sell for
nothing.
EORnetS, Hats and Caps.
A large and fine stock of Bonnets Hats and
CaPs-Fur Caps al any price.
Hardware.
A general stock of Hardware, consisting in
part OF Vices s mouse hole Anvils, 4 black
smiths Bellows, 100 kegs Nails.
Saddlery.
40 ladies' and mems Saddles; these we ex pee
TO sell without profit: Brides, Collars, Sircing-
les, OK thongs, Wagon and Drivers Whips, sc
Ready HEade ClOthing.
good stock OF Ready Made Clothing, which
must necessarily be sold at small profits.
Groceries.
We have connected with our Dry Goods eS
tabii>hment Grocery and Commission House
| and have now in store
| 100 pieces Begging, 100 coils Rope
200 sacks Rio Coffee
500 sacks Salt; 10 hogSheadS Sugar
20 boxes window Glass f; 4 ceroonS Indigo
| We expect in a short time TO receive a genera
| stock OF Groceries.
/ Particular attention paid 10 Storing and Ship
I ping Cotton, And now in conclusion we hav,
/ 10 say our goods MUST be sold, they were pur
chased with that view, and intend to sci
them, and then buy more and sell again w,
repeat our invitation, "WALK IN, ;" and we viii
/ do our best to suit you.
Memphis October, l3.-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04

GrEAr DEsTRUcrIoN-On Monday
ui1at las, our town was visited by one cf
r.e most awful auI destructive tornadoes
trilr h7s ever been our lot 10 witness
f1I.a1 destruction IN its furious march
TA. Methodist Episcopal Church, the office
ar,as Arkansas Journal, the dwelling Of
Thos j. Neelv, the warehouse belonging
,1 the store of Ness.s. Martins, and the
large Livery stable kept by d Pentecos.,
vrrc am lrvelIed with the earh, and arc
Lutmere ruins; besides various olher dam
aces done in the way of unroohng houses,
blowing down fences, &lc.-Arts. Shield
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-04
CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC.
IafaIIlJEe caTe for ChlllS or AgaeS an

IafaLil65e cure for ChliLs or AgaeS and
FecsrS
This Invaluable Medicine Is purely Vegetable
IT. He unexampjed success of this truly uafi-
L rallied Tonic, IN curing, In few hours,
where ALL other remedies have failed, ana thal
TOO in cases of SIX, nine, twelve and eighteen
mon hS' standing the assertion, that, II
taken according the directions, Il Is antnIt5ls
A long list OF certificates in proof.of lis intalii-
bility, uigdt be added bat those upon the wrap
per are deemed sufficient. Try il, and be con-
WINGED that ii is the most pleasant most certain.
and the very BEsF remedy ever offered 10 the Pub
lie, for putting speedy termination 10 Chills OF
Ague and Fever.
II IS not ia the least nauSeating, nor does II
operate upon the bowels bat its SaluIaIy action
upon the whole system is 50 charming, that eve
" one is highly delighted at theirspccdy recove-
~ 10 health Such a remedy the afflicted have
long been in want of one thai cures speedily and
permanently, where the usual caution 10 i'm
proper exposure is observed.
The fact that the recipe obtained from
the RED MAN oftbe Forest silenceS all doubt as %
its being purely Negetable-NATCREs OWN REME-
DY--Gnd may therefore, be taken by every one
with the most perfect safety. Persons living in
Ague and Fever districts, should never be with
out supply Of this iBraLazbis Tonic as in il,
they viii ALWAYS find certain friend in time OF
need. The great and rapidly growing popular
ity OF this medicine, may cause others 10 try and
initiate it-therefore, be sure TO ask for GLE ~
| EMS ENDEAN 8 0NEC, put up by GEC
| ~ HOUSE, Proprietor, whose name is wr
| ten upon the label and wrapper of each botIl6
- None genuine without his written signature