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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

fact, and there is nc Disgusting il. There
Is no evasion, or sophistry. or falsih cation.
that can conceal il. 1t is open and palpable
to the meanest understanding. James *.
Polk has been elected by the votes of foreigners,
acting, IN great measure, under the dictation
OF priests, whose object is 10 ref0ra this Profess
tant land, and establish the dominion of PopeFy.
1t behoves you to look al this matter Seriously
not simply as question between James *. Polk
and Henry CLAY. So far as those individuals
| merely are concerned, the question is of
compa raiive insigniheanee. MIR Polk IS elected,
asreeably 10 the FORMS of the law and CoESIitu-
tion. He may make very good President, or
| he may turn out 10 be very bad one. The el-
ection is past, and cannot be recalled, but Hoa
/ have not elected him. You will demean YOUR
selves, during his administration, as good ciii-
zens; peaceaby submitting to the laws but
watching, with an eagle eve, the conduct of those
who administer them. Who will be the candid
ate proposed for your SuffrageS, when the next
election shall be at hand, il is not for us to say
nor is il of much importance now to know. But,
IL IS OF importance 10 know, and 10 know with
| out delay, whether he is to be elected by voters
of the same character and qualifications as those
who have chosen Mr.. Polk. The Germans, the
Swiss the French the Irish, immigrants from
all nations, have been openly invoked-their pre-
!udices, their passions, and their ignorance have
been appealed to--and they have obeyed the sum-
mons. These Immigrants have not been
moned TO the polls, AMERICANS, but Fer
EiGNERs ! As foreigners they have voted They
openly declared in New-Yok "AMERICANS,
SHALL NOT RULE Us :" they have acted succcssfuI'
Iy, in conformity TO their declaration, and the
fact that they rule Americans, is TOO notorious
TO be denied.
"F'roal nine to ten thousand eiti-enS 1rers
1n0dc IN the state of Nelr- York, 1rh0 C0.eR
before The election Tuesday last" So says the
Express and so believe. More foreigners
were made citizens il the course OF a week or
two by fraud ana perjury; than the majority gi-
ven 20 MIR. Polk. The vitality important queS-
tion, which presents itself TO every American
citizen, iS--Shal this stale of things continue
Shall foreigners be brought TO shores by
thousands OF thousands, and be suffered 10 chose
our rulers II SO, farewell TO national prosper
ilV--farewel 10 national personal indepen-
dence. If it be the destiny of this country 10 be
ruled, as it now is and has been for some years,
by the foreign paupeTs, who subsiSt by our char
ity, and by the knaves and vagSbonds who
cape from the Scahold in their native land, how
long will IFS boasled liberty continue how long
before those who are born the soil Of The
country will pray for another Columbus, and
tor the discovery of some continent, where
they may enjoy the peace and freedom for
which our fathers fought and died and which
we the degenerate offspring of as noble
ever lived, have thousand times
transmit unimpaired and unpolluted TO our chill
dren
THINK OF YOUR FOREFATHERS! TRIsK
YoUr POSTERIFY %
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A Rich Lore Letter.-Here is the richest
loveletter we ever did see:

A Rich Lore Letter.-Here is the riches
love'letter we ever did see:
Mistur--, Aint yew Ashamed o.
yewer Selph lew kourt orl the gals them
denl lit o yew lntil sarpent yew yew ced
twant lissur Buth yew ment wal praps yew
ment Me them at emmy Rate yew no yew
kourted me yis yew do no il and no it and
marin nose it tew ard marin used to SKIOLD
Me phor burnin out so mulch fire and kan
dells when yewsused To sit up so late with
me and bus me so no yew amt forgott the
happe minnts wot we spent Together when
yew used to kasp me tew yewor buzzum &
used tew Gripp mi arm around yewer
bIessid body s. them Tew fele yewer Hart
bette Agin mine wornt they Bliss full minnits
-and Hou kood yew haive a Hart
tew kIere owt ann leve me so wal Orl IL iph
yewI onny jest cum Bak lie pho:give yew
now dew wont yew That liz a deer nose
young man and mott leve me zictimm to
onwark wited Luve.
D. S. the Wilder Rollywoggle Haz gott
A bow dad haz kid hiz Pigg & unkel toby
haz kid hisn ant jones haz got littil Bay.
bee and wee Are gown tew Hav A nu
barn & Singin Skule doc kun and see
NEE sune koz iph yew amt goin tew hav me
lie git sum uther feler so there now
don't Yew Gee Yondir turkil Dow
settin on yondir Tree
it is amournin phor its Trew luv
81 Do i Mourn tew be Width thee
yewers till deth iph yewl ha7 me
VICTORIA SAMANTHA MARIA KoNDEN.
p S. Number 2. please rite Me.
witch Troti novembur the 20 ninth 1900
forty.
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Dow. JR.. SAYS - shall continue, as
heretofore. to preach Mp honesty, humility,
sohriety, industry. frugality, love virtue and
wisdom. This is the kind of fodder with
which | shall feed my sheep and If they
don't like it, they can leave it and browse
among thorns and thrisllesl
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

DANDIES.

Dandies TO make a greater show.
Wear coats stuck out with pad and puff
6ng,
But surely tha: is appropos.
For what's goose without the stHfing 2
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

NoRrH CAROLINA has given her vote 20
Henry Clay, by majority between oooo
aud 5000 votes.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-29

the bea utitul dyes of Roman and Gree iar
| zoos. It scholars, therefore, do not writ,
our language with ease or purity, or ele
gance. the cause must lie somewhat deeper
than a ct,njectural ignorance of It's true
dictiou.
But am prepared to yield still more to
the force ofthe objection. do not deny
that d language may be bHilt up without the
aid ofaany foreign materials. and be at once
flexible for speech aud graceful for compost
tion. That the literature of nation may
be splendid and instructive. full of interest
and be auty in thought and diction. which
has nc, kindred with classical learning; that
in the vast stream oftime it may run Its own
current, unstained by the admixture of sur
rouno'ing> languages; that t may realize the
ancient fable Doris amara suam non inter
misce at undam;" that it may retain its own
favour, and bitter saltness TOO. But L do
DENY that such national literature does in
fact xist In modern Europe. in that commu-
nifty of nations, of which we form part, and
to whose fortunes and pursuits in literature
and rts we are bound by all our habits, and
feeIin gs, and interests. There is not SIN
ole nation from the North to the South of
Europe, from the bleak shores of the Baltic
to the bright plains of immortal Italy, whose
literature is not embodied in the very ele
ments of classical learning. The literature
of Eng land is, in an emphatic sense, the
production of her scholars; of men who
have cultivated letters in her universities,
and colleges, and grammar schools; of men,
who thought any life too short. chiefly, be-
cause il left some relic of antiquity unmas'
tered, and any other fame humble. because
il faded in the presence of Roman and Gre
elan genius He who studies English lite
rature without the lights of classical learn
ing. loses halfthe charm ofi;s sentiments and
style, OF its force and feelings of its delicate
touches ofits delig htful allusions. of its illus
trative associations Who, that reads the
poetry of GRAY, does not feel that it is the re-
finelRent of classical taste which gives such
inexpressible vividness and transparency to
his diction2 Who that reads the concentra-
ted sense and melodious versi6catlon al
Dryden and Pope. does not perceive IN them
the disciples ofthe old school. whose genius
was inflimed by the heroic verse, the terse
satire. and the playful wit of antlqulty2
Who, that meditates over the strains OF Mil
ton. does not feel that he drank deep
At "Silou's brook, that dow'd
Fast by the oracle of fGodi'---
that the fires from his magnificent mind
were lighted BY Goals from ancient altarsl
Il is no exaggeration to declare, that he'
who proposes to abolish classical studies,
nroposes to render, In great measure inert
and modifying the mass of English iitera,
,ure for three centuries; to rob US of much oil
the glory of the past. and mach OF the ~
struction Of future ages; TO blind US to excel
Iencies, which few may hope to equal ana
none to surpasS to annihiaIe associations
,,hicb arc interyoyen with our best sentl-
nents. aud give to distant times and couh'
tries presence and reality, as If they were
I IN fact our own.
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THE
THE
CpRINGS GAZETTE

M III
|HVhN ,owp of Holly Springs, Mis-
.rsishet il ,. NM 'o% !, Jfree Dollars per aDnum
Y -1i ever -, JoHa~s and Fifty Cents pay
Tahee--. 'l,.,...,lhs--aud -Four Dollars at the
giIala - "a subscription ,aSen for less that
\ afrear. ~
naains.., s..,.oments will be insert ted at Is
dTer'ii'seS iire~ or Iess) for the first inser-
S4l1l,.sa ..-fs - for each additional one Ad-
lll ~. ~ nv ~ slarEsd with the number OF IN
senrlsh sh.m will be inserted anlil ordered
-' ~ '-bsrred accordingly.
A. i-...i19 sr candidates for Office will be-l0r
.,a -C9anly IS, 10 be paid down or assum
.s.ronsIbIe name in town.
5.,i,rs addressed 10 the Editor, on ouslneS
N a.Tee must be post paid 10 secure alien
..hmust Be paid for all Job Work
.f;sofice as soon as delivered.
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KEAD WHAT SHEKMAN'S LOZENGEn
HAVE DONE.

MIR DAY, boot maker No. 10 Tillary street, Brookiys
Iva suffered greatly for egheen months with enacatOn, de
bty OF the stomach loss of appetite shooting
bowes his stomach negscIed every kind OF food
He had been attended by physicians
or months by the professors ofhs University and ali to
rsadas Dr. Sherman. Book descriptive Of the symphonic
Of thought they met his purchased boz
Of Shermans Worm Lozengcs few dosss br0ug
judged about quarts OF worns aEA sarcy cured BAN
multitude Of simar cases might be .s.ooned where emil
thing gave relief relief but seeImaa,s iLo.eass: - 49,. co,
sumption, all cured BY ShenAab Cough Lozenges
haa any other known remedy They aiisy the tickling
few seconds and enable those Afflicted with the most
harrassing coughs 10 sleep whole nights The Rev. DIT
Dunbar Rev. Mr. De Forest Rev Dr. Eatmond and hundreds
thousands their happy others 70 the
efficacy Of Shermans Cough Lozeuges. for headache
palpation, 0wness Of spirits, sickness and assitude
o bodily mental exeons, and for the wonderful proper
Of Shemans Poor Mans Plaster, which costs but l2
and warranted for rheumatism and lumhago
weakness the breast side back, part oil the
body Ask for Sherman Poor Mans Plaster and that ms
and his fac smis with directions for the
There many worthless masons hawked about and
sold by unprncipled dugg. Rsmembcr 70 get Sherman
and Paser and others, or you VIII
bedeceived. LII. =. -.-f DID,. .t I'D. -
Hudson S 1873 Bowey SPRING. II East Broad
way cor Markets William o as. and sUl Broad
way In Brooklyn, Mrs Hays Iss Fulton, and Mountains
Drug $50 Fulton Smson Prospect and Jackson st.
In jersey Ciy-E Randall Grocer. In NewsrkJ Trippe
and DAVID Bryson PhladelphiaZebsr Co.'S Ledger Build
DEMONSTRATING Goa Safest. Mbaay--A Guthrie,
I dtanwix Hall. lNN t'. d2S
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

DOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street. 70 well Known q
thar New York beast Of the Of
this destructive and almost unmanagcabe malady, still 70 be
found 1t old office Dr. johnson satisfy any one thai
he legally qualified pacti,e rhysc and ne
Of your general Physicians thahs skill in he treat
Disease and Structure Of the Urethra, is Preemnent nay
ey come from the West Indies and Canada cure on an
veIage patients year dscouneaance quackery IN any
rons in the country where they can hRd physcsn ,Aeo
IA tie treatment Of theT disease Every case ls,
Structure Ulcers upon the body Or in the throat OF muse
you, your is durable Constitutional Weakness some
%ss called seminal brought On oy se,e 10 he
treatment OF this malady it constitutes Of my Practice
Many unfortunate of this unnatural has expert
sncedmy sap.ary treatment pyspcpsis weakness OF the
limbs and small OF the confusion OF intellect f0rgeul
ness palptation of heart aversion society, oy
symptoms of this complaint directions followed
Post paid letters withstatement
50 for advice attended Observe Office II Duane
street, from Chatham MA Im*ec
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHJLDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.

THE greatest discovery medical science y that OF M M
Desoneaux of Pars He entirely exploded the gene
rally opinion of the existence Of ncurabe steh %
indeed Of maIiormaon which are
extremely Is The inyarl Bile and unersal success OF hs
Cordial OF producing that stau Oh
nel,h which rssuts in the wife becoming blessed ohe
who for years pned chdes loneness has fully estpsh
the use Of the Prosreave Elixir Cordial IL infaabls
weaxness huor albus, debility incontnance, and
ih yasans trsn ef complaints arising from excess illness,
,mpmdeuce its great nvarisbe its recommez
aaon Ihe fame of this wonderful Elixir Cordial well 80
tabshed Of than fifty thousand bottles aad pack
ge sufccut evidence OF excellence and the
wSch II Il held Ii pleasant and agreeable the
The the only authorised agent for this corn
trL
For the Of those residing Of the city, the ~
rrdielts compoInS the Elixir Cordial packages
ior by mail with fall direction for preparing
rrice Of package s., making three bottles.
All letters must be postpaid, aud directed to
DR.. II. MELVEAU, Der a, N. York city
ln29 I'm DIV ~m Office l29 Liberty 81
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FOR THIS PILES.

DEAD the following interesting and smanes cure Of
N Piles Mr. j. Bowman, distinguished AroDot des.dng
in Broadway been afflicted with the rlies fog years
He consulted about three months - Uspe
FOUL appetite bad liver torpid occasional eipa0, counte
dlanguid empains Of paine evss M dneys.
and weight in the owef oan OF the
bowels attended with pile umon 50 much inansd at times
to produce suffering other relieving them
selves prouse discharge OF blood inducing srea debility
muscles Of back from the long continued irritation had
degree lost their producing umbago, end
with Internationally that he could walk was feeble and
years for this and had obtained only temporary
f ely cured, having taken only three boxes Of
mites since and feels no return Of the compliant vel
aud thirty and attributes II all
to that inestnable remedy Dr. UfHAMs PILE kLEcruk
Reader this only OF Thousand similar cases cured By
sold by the proprietor his office 1896 do'r above
s. T. Warner Co. Utica; r. 3. Fitch " Co. syracnsc L..
u. swan, Rochester Colman x Co. Buffalo.
I'M Nxk ec
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MINERAL SPRINGS,
BELMONT HALL, SCHOOLEYS MOUNTAIN,

NEW JERSEY.
VTSHiS dsishtfu again opened ia much
inviting style than before presented TO the
public.
Having n9dergsne thorough repair paPerng painting fur
offers inducement fashionable
place could only invalid but the gaythe epeu-
the sportsman-the philosopher raostthe bota-
pisf all be amply repaid by the Hail. where the
best servants our cities AFFORD supply every department. and
trouble has been spared
dscacies for the table The bed which and
airy supplied with every comfort For the liberal
this establishment has heretofore
tenders his thanks With hope old friends will
enjoy the improvements and added
Band Of muscsans are engaged to come f he
NIB Families had better their as there
are Applications almost daily The mos smos
have been made at the large stables both regards
wagons. ladies SADDLE horses, and other Vehicles esfs
Woodward ard Dusenbery 49 William ST. New YORK. are the
agents OF the establi shmeut-JH yobt"ec
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LA GRANGE PLACE.

la GRANGE PLACE,
BULLS FERRY, NE w JERSEY.
'HIs BEAUTIFUL and healthy summer residence is nSw
House being fitted for Boarders and Private Partses
The Bar supplied with the choicest Liquors, Wines,
ana Refreshments at all times.
Private Parties be accommodated with Dinners at the
shortest notice.
Target Excursions and Military Companies be
dated with Dinners reasonable All those
Target Excurxions would do well to call g. ANNET be-
Tore engaging elsewhere.
The steamboat Boston above place. For partcu
lars old Sun paper.
May, 1874 STEPHEN ANNETT.
m0 lnk
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THE MARINE TELEGRAPH FLAGS.

SEMaPH0R!C TELEGR.aPH SIGNAL BOOK.
n Telegraph Flag. and ssm.phsre Tsi.xrsph signal
American vessels, including all the Government We,
sells OF war and revenue cutters, informs the Commercial
mercantile and trading interest Of New York that he hs,
o~aed office az 81 Wall street. where he will furnish sets Of
telegraph flags thirteen number with designating teIe.
graph number, aad signal book, for ships barques bngs
schoonsrs, sloops and and steamboats,
Agencies for the diffusion OF this Ssmaphorc code OF Signals
established throughout the United states The benefits de-
yed from this eeoneca and truly useful code Of signal.
the Comerce OF the United States fully the fact that
not only ~ commercial mercantile but national point
oil view they shsuld be regarded.
JOHN X. PARKER, Proprietor.
Mayine Surveyors Office,
VI" iawswsn VI Wall st, corner Of Watw.
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
DEslDERRATUM IN pENTISTRY

DR. "A: e.; CASTLEa ?si BROADWAY, corner
decayed hollow teeth IL be Put into the moss ssnds
tess without ssy par e with which be
preserving sSisherto painful and useless atfssiy
and perfect all he' irrespective for iprsveang IN
distinguished society offer their tetmonials the nos
vivid 70 il. slsscy The Ediser Of the Evening Post
and Dr. operate. the teeth with and
= III I'm, o Ssw F sq :y Il makes s ssa
ooulned mach celebrity for his sxceen. mode Of filling the
teeth" I've eminent gcEemen of tbs Medical Faculty
hrg the teeth Toothache pills. Of which pat tbs
'h1s sO G ss So HSEf UG{ALpERoN DE
70 he uasG
NAVE % a a.
a and sknl Dentist standing peeminent in his professional
IT, with pleasure recommend those who may require
hs aid q ii, professional Services an
&c 1sfs ;sy'f!
Eas l ASis.;sss: NJ sssSshiss Sg.a.f SS.:sI.
tx. X snisa Fl DslaSsid. Dr. Ss1ss b; S9;d b; Is:
Dr. BayIies Dr.. WA dnyson, Dr. Derfng &c &c Once.
DK CORBI1T may be consulted conhdentaiiy az OF
ueiysty Of he city Of New Yo and that has e1cn
eesa e. a
New Yorxl which engages his entire attention The annals
hi, practice The Doctor cautions the
Of mercury, it has its housands OF victims Rseens
days removed entirely from the system SEQ
that you judicoasy treated By person legally quaaed
pfetcndes and quacks there several OF them
ases not despair Of being health By applying
20 Dr. GorS OF many year: ia. the
gage Doctors profound attention medicine may be had
prevent certain disease N any ct 1t, ion. mil lmfc
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TAYNES' EXPECTORENT,

-. JATNEo' EAPEC TOHENI,
LWAYS CURES ASTHMA.-Two or three large doses
will the Group Hives of children IN from 10 minutes
e one hours time 4 ,mmedstely subnes TIE violence OF
Whoopng Cough and effects speedy cure Hundreds who
have been given by their physicians incurabe with con
sumption, splitting Of blood and other pulmonary affections
have been restored perfect health by it, IL never Tails
giy,ng relief prepsred only by DE- Jayne no 20 south
Dpggsts No 70 Fulton street, s Broadway and ~ East
Broadway, my2o lmsrc
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HydrosuIphuric Acid Gas, or Sulphuretted
TO FOREIGN GENTLEMEN,
ARRIVING IN THE UNITED STATES,
Or others, desirons Of purchasing q permanent
COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
PENNSYLVANIA,

PENNSYLVANIA.
THE Subscriber DESTROYS of changing his residence offers
for sale his Farm and Establishment situated Montgo
merry County. Pa mile, north Of rasaephia. 1t
308 of nd 288 of which the highest cult
vaon producing Wheat Rye Indian Corn and Hay. equal
upland farm the Union The remaining 20 being
Woodland On the premises elegant Stone Mansion 60
feet BY 4s with veranda attached IS feet wide extending the
giving ample accommodations for family of 90 The
pleasure grounds surrounding the house shaded with magn
eent eveYgesns aud beautifully laid There
the farm three for farmers tenants together with
large barns stablng
hundred head Of cattle and for for $50 of
hay with coachhouse waxonhouse granary and corn cribs
cehouse fish pond garden of acres. orchards stocked
with the finest fruit greenhouse and grapewaIl Of
spring water IN every field daily and evening mail
from the city, by which the Philadelphia and New
of the receved omnibus passing
the morning and evening In the immediate vicinity
Episcopal Lutheran, and Presbyterian Churches.
Further description all persons wishing
purchase invited TO call and the Ii
however be added that for beauty hsathiu and
advantages Of kind, is surpassed by the
United states To trouble also be well to mention
the price. which Is $3.50 per acre. Apply to
GEORGE SHEAFF,
a30 2awis 4w$rc Whitemarsh. Montgomery Co., Pa.
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NEW GOODS AND REDUCED PRICEsAT
MARTINS
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

ls4 WILLIAM ST CORNER OF ANN ST
SINGLE TRIAL will convince any gentleman thai there
"A the brst value given the prices charged splendid
Dress Goats order from S2 to $2o Pants from s. to
a. Vests from $3.50 and other article the
line low up in the best style and good fit
warranted. =. ,
sinners and vestng. style Please call and
before giving your orders,
Gentlemen furnishing their Cloths Sc have the "a,
made and trIned usual the best the
pc.Des Coat, 81 to IS So Frock Coat, So TO
and Vests 81 80 to 81.
Terms casn ON delivery.
les lnsrc MICHAEL f. MARTIN.
WALES GLOBE AND TRANsPARENTC CELESTIAL
SPHERE common size for schools and private families
and larse for Lectures for sale Mr. Wales Nautical
tscshment "a Roosevelt street, New York and at Neias Z
Cornish z8 Pearl The above used ale
College and has the OF Doctor Lardne,
and Professor Oimsted tron, simplicity also used
in our common schools Letters of inquiry post paid
attended to.
Mr. Vale will make short visit to latter part
this month"; MAY asd introduce his large Globe and Spher
tie Will lecture the 10th instant at New London Conn.
my9 lmeodsrrc
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EIRST PREMIUM NORTHUMBERLAND Da-
guerran Gallery of Patent Premium Coored Photographs.
PSI Broadway-Ihis establishment having been greatly
enlarged and improved contains fewer than twelve
parate apartments and than entitled to the exalted
reputation has always enjoyed, of being the first the
world.
Premium Apparatus Plates Cases, &c. supplied lower
rates than at any other place in the United States.
The steamer Caledonia carried and improved ap-
for taking Dagufreotype Miniatures, ordered by
seeptifc gentleman of Edinburgh from the establishment Of
Professor Pumbe FAR instrument
fore manuiact Bay State Democrat
PR0FESSOk PLU sIBE-Eyery body knows that this dis
tnguhed artist stands the head of his profession this
country and that his Dagueeotypes the most beautiful
that have ever been produced. myl9 lmsec