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Canal Dover, Dec 90, ls42. 49,
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-24
NEW GOODs--LAgEsT STYLES

NJ q :. BOND are now receiving and open
/ " ing at their new store, opposite the steam
boat landing, large and well selected stock of
staple and fancy dry goods, consisting in part as
follows:
Plain black Italian, lutestring, black figured
and fancy silks lace, lawns balzarines, muslins,
assorted; thread lace and edgings jaconet inser-
tings and edgingS, French worked and dimety
collars, black and fancy kid gloves; black and
fancy silk mitts, Irish linens, Russia Sheeting
cottOnades, Mexican mixtures, nankeens domeS-
ties. hosiery, assorted. Black cloths, black and
fancy cassimerS, boots, shoes an / hats assorted
EEardEy3Te.--Trace and fifth chains. steel
and iron wedding hoes, bellows, anvis, vices
pitt and crosS-cut saws, scythe and grass blades
augers, chiSels, shutter fasteners, axes, hathetS
hammers, &c; preserving kettles inIaid with
porcelain, cheap and superb article.
Sedar sTRrc.--PailS, piggins, tubs, paint
ed buckets, willow wagons, &c.
GueeRsyyaFe.--W " hite China sets 50 ol
Oh pieces; Dishes bowls and plates, assorted.
Glass EVare.--Pressed and plain tum
ieIs. wines sugars and salt stands, &c.
Sa6EcEy.--LadieS', men S and boys al price
martingaleS, brides, saddle and travelling bags
wagon and carriage whips, &c. &c.
20 kegs best Dupont'o FFF powder; lead, sho
and all other goods usually sold in this market.
100 ounces best quinine, which we will sci
ow.
Persons wishing to purchase goods low viii
find it to their interest to call and examine thei
stock, as they can and 1oiU sell on as good terms
as any house IN the city.
Memphis, April 20, l844-35-3m
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-24
TO ALL WHOM II MAY CON

Germ. At a Meeting of Salem Lodge, No. 43,
(al this place) on the slh day OF June M one
Henry l.. Machem, for causes sufficient OF a
gross unmasonic character, was expelled from
all the privileges and immunities OF Masonry
Given under my hand. by order otsaid Lodge.
j. w. ADKINS, Secretary.
Said Machen, is about % years of age, teet
or Q inches high, weighs about $50 lbs, fair
complexion, with light sandy hair, and eyes Of
rather dark hazle color. His right arm and
foot are each defective, having been injured by
a wound the scars of which are yet percelyable.
His arm is somewhat periShed, and is stiff, Tar-
ticularly at the elbow joint. When walking he
limps slightly upon the injured foot.
j. w. ADKINS, Secretary
0ATNewspapers friendly TO Masonry will please
Salem Mississippi, June 29th, 1914.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-24
HORSOL0GY!!!

FEE 5 DOLLARS-NO CURE, NO PAY.
DR. EIIGAH NOKES, of the Scotch Irish
II Settlement, near Carriers Bridge, has by Ion g
application, advanced the Veteuiary Science to
such degree that he feels warrented in oaering
the above terms, for the certain cure OF the fol
lowing diseases, 10 which the Horse is liabie,
namely Yellow Water, SPAWN, Splint, StiTf-
The life of many valuable animals, afflicted with
the big head or big shoulder, can with perfect
certainty, be restored to usefulaess, by timely
distressing disease, he confidently refers to the
persons living in his neighborhood particularly
to a late case IF d very valuable horse that was
so diseased. that he turned in the woods as
beyond recovery but by remaining with DIR. N
Tor II days, was returned to his owner, sound
and healthy. In fine he is to tae HoRsE, what
Gilbert is TO MAN. EResidence, 2 miles from
Carriers Bridge.
July I3, I744-n
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-24
CLEMENS kiD!kN TONIC.

InfaIIibte cure for Chilts or Agues and
FeUerS.
This Invaluable Medicine is purely Vegetable
THE unexampled success of this truly unri-
= called Tonic, in curing, in a few hours,
where ALL other remedies have failed, and that
too, in cases of six, nine, twelve and eighteen
months Standing Warrants the assertion that il
taken according 10 the directions il Is IN Ja{tEBIe
A long list OF certificates in proof OF It's mtaIll
blity, mig6t be added but those upon the wrap
per are deemed sufficient. Try it, and be con
vinced that it is the most pleasant, most certain,
and the very BEST remedy ever offered TO the Pub
lie, for putting speedy termination TO Chills or
Ague and Fever.
1t is not in the least nauseating, does ii
operate upon the bowels but its salulaly action
upon the whole system is so charming, that eve
ry is highly delighted at their specify recove-
ry to health. Such a remedy the afflicted have
long been in want OF one thai cures speedily and
permanently, where the usual caution to i'm
proper exposure is observed
The fact thatthe recipe was obtained from
the RED ofthe Forest, siences all doubt as to
its being purely Vegetable-NATUREs OWN RENE
DY--and may, therefore, be taken by every one
with the most perfect safety. Persons living in
Ague ana Fever districts, should never be with
out supply this iar0ta7bis .t. 3nic as in it,
they will ALWAYS find certain friend in time OF
need. The great and rapidly growing pdtalar-
ity Of this medicine, may cause others TO try and
initiate it-therefore, be sure to ask for GLEN
EMS INDIAN TONIC, put up by GEO
W. HOUSE, Proprietor whose name is writ
ten upon the label and wrapper OF each bottle
II None genuine without his written signature
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-24
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NEAR NASHVILLE, Aug, 18th IS43.
Dear Sir II had Chilis and FeverS for twelve
months /; nine months OF the time, without being
able TO check Ii With ALL the aid | could procure
from Physicians and the various Tonic Fever &
Ague mixtures sold by the Drugstores. In An
ril last L saw your advertisement of Clemens In
dian Tonic, as an iafaLIible cure. made no
delay IN calling upon you, and by using said
Tonic, tried it about the same time. with the
same happy result. Yours, respectfully
G. L. GLASGOW
From the Clarksville Chronicle, Oct. 2I. 1S43
Dr. t. 7. Scott: Dear rive have used
Clemens Indian Tonic in many cases of Ague
and Fever, and We find it, in every particular
what 1t is recommended 10 be III your advertise
ment We have heretofore used most of IN
popular remedies in use for Ague and Fever
and we unhesitatinglv recommend Clemens IN
dian Tonic TO the confidence of the public, from
our personal experience and observation. as
sale, certain, and prompt cure for the Ague and
Fever, In any form or stage of the disease
Yours, &C., p. PEACHER,
JAMES j. PRTTCHETT.
LEVI COLEMAN.
Bear Springs Furnace, Tennessee Oct. 29 I943.
Mr.. Geo. w. House: Dear Sir:-I have sold
the Indian Tonic that your agent left with me
and the money is ready for you. l have been
bu9sted by my nelghborS TO send Tor more those
who have tried il have GREAT confidence in y
Send me further supply, and direct il to the
Cumberland Iron Works Yours. res'pt
ID. II. ELLIS.
Extract OF letter from Rev. F. A OWEN OF
Memphis dated Nov. 16, Is43:
'fMy dear Sir II have tried Clemen :, Indian
Tonic in six different cases, and find it effica-
cious in very high degree II arrsered The
chill IN every instance, and yet there has been
no return | cheertully give this testimony,
sale and efhcaclous in curing chiIls and fever.
fours, very truly''
I[For sale at the sign ofthe Golden Nor.
March 9, 1S44--6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-24

* x THE sabsc riber. having
Essssssssa - bought the shop formerly
800 occupied by VIM. X. Ad-
80 ans on Hurnando street
Ia few yards west of the public square, has
fcommenced the above business IN all OF Its
[various branches. and takes this method OF
lnforming his friends and generous public,
l hat he is supplied with a splendid assort-
lnent of iron and steel of the very best quail
ltv. He is now ready 20 execute, u the
imost work man-lile manner, and at reduced
sgy;ces, all kinds of farm work, Horse shoe
sng, sc. &C. Having engaged the services
Fof superior Coach Smith and Cast Steel
workman he will also make and repair
acarriage Springs. Cast steel edge tools, Mil
| Irons, also Carriage work of every dlscIp'
stion. all of which he warrants not to be sur
ipassed by any work done in the Southwest.
sThe subscriber pledges himself TO do all
! work entrusted TO him, with punctuallity and
dispatch. hoping that his attention tc business
will insure him share of the patronage OF
liberal public
4 J. NJ HARRINGTON.
April 9th, l844.--tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-24
KOLmsTOCK,s -

tA0 remedy Tor worms.
Il traordinaIy ever uSe5
cafes worms OF all Sor,S f-+-
thousands perish bv W
cause being known. Seg9
signed for their sigkne5E -
the real cause. .--
What immense res7ars+a
me parent VINO does ua Er
who does NOT unders,s8s l-
destroying those preci56z
dren.
w hat should be denr7
The an SWer is pla5n a.
which viii be sure IN sE'-.--.
worms anditthey have
radieale them with q esr.7.r.-. -
ly astonishing. 81
IL cannot harm the s-,r.
strongest adult. There f,r@-
ralin il. Mercury is lhsf f-.-
remedies; and The rems4-
than the disease. So rsrs-5
ly upon This. Evervparsn
on one trial, that il isile ns..
invented.
For sale in Holly sprsarLp-
IS at the brick Drug Sa-s
square, and by Z. A. T,F
golden mortar. Tmarch s
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-24

American Revolution,
Young Cadet,
Worcesters Geo5ra-
ply and Atlas,
Lie of Joseph,
/ New S. stem of Mer-
camille Arithmetic
Parlor Son gster,
RIoor's Melodies,
Cooks Voyages
Episcopacy Examined
Rambles OF a Natural
| iSt
Evenings at Home,
/ Solitude Sweetened,
i Worcester 5 Element
| ary Dictionary
| PaleYS Evidences
| Do Theology,
Pastors Testimony
Hopkins on the creed,
| DR. Larden's Encyclo-
p9dia,
! GoldsmiIh's Greece,
/ Do Rome,
| Life of Girard,
Bennet's Letters,
/ Weem's Washing gton
/ Ingersoll's Grammer,
Life of Marion,
Irving'S Columbus,
Thompson's Seasons,
| Christian Professor,
/ Domestic Portraiture,
Barnes Notes,
Thompson's Narrative
90. Guide to Health
Colburns Algebra,
| TeStamentS
! HeiberS Sermons
| ComStOck'S Chemistry
Paley's Synopsis
NIallbyrn's Geography
| and Atlas,
Smiths Algebra
Pocket 1Taps Of the
different States
Washingion'S Relig.
ious Opinions,
Hodges commentary
Kentucky Volunteers
James Smith
Piano Instructors
GrimshaW'S En- CLAN
Halls Sketches of the
Hest.
Flute Perceptor.
S supply of Quils, Lette
Wax &c.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-24
4 CRn

Many things have oerrr
think, renders It incunbsnr-~
lish my prices. Whils.bsrf r1...
Society IN existence; I was
governed by the rules and sre
society. The society does rr
am therefore leG free to esas
as | see fit; and do give below
which | shall be governed, nr..
to all who may favour me uas
hdence.
For visit in Town, or wahaa
the square.
+" Every succeeding mile
After night these cbargam
For cathaTtic, purge, Laxative
y ttCTatfvU anu ly>-.-.4H
per dozen.
Tinctures from 25to 50 .z pa.
Obstetrics
Surgery in all cases vii. ts e
prices as charged heretofore
Prompt pay will be f5aa.'s-
JOSEPH BRET
Office South East corner q. .-5s
June Is lS44.-lL
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-24
TROTTER Il sTEARNS.

ATToR NEYs AND CouNsELLORs ATIAw
,,.,, Holly Springs, Mss.
Ill practice in the Circuit Courts of the 9Th
yuqIcial District, the District Chancery Court
nd the high Court Of Errors aud Appeals
JACKSON. August Ie, is13
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-24
lEI: lEII. UNION Hall
T. G. Mc1TACs-r..

=. c. Mc1IACIzEN. -
CAPITOL STREET rt-
or I5E I1.P Pr9Prieior, formerly am.
we'll known Esiablisb,,.1, l-s
ed 10 see has Old friends and - ~
munity IN general. His. .-5 '-ia
dance with the times '..5s
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-24
30 OK S, BOOKS
AT R.P. LEWS DRUG STU RE
South Side of Square Holly Springs

-E have on hand the following Books,
w which we will sell extremely tolg for CGSh
or on time TO punciual men. Come ana see we
are determined to sell cheaper than they can DC