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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11


- RIO, sfk1s Mississippi Daily Gazette.
- sal respectfully ask The favor
80 IN vour columns 10 correct re-
o. Fe.,susiyelg aud Perseveringly cir
pa IN many parts Of the country and
--.i. Il I-f uncoutradicted by me, in this
VIZ. w. manner. mig b. probably injuriously
l.r-t nv character
--1I .rt. rs7on j.. that had proclaimed ia
.-,,-re Il ON the pulpit, or had asserted in
--.v,re conversation, that a marriage not
mated bv an Episcopal clergyman was
.-.,.a a us proper sanctions. and that the
-. cfsuch marriage was iilegitimaie.
81 have 10 say and do declare, that
-e~sr entertained and that 1 never uttered
~ eeutimeut-that have never spoken
s.5,i,lv or privately any word or sentence
t., 4,ve any c0untenance 20 such an opIn-
ard tbat have never written a 81 LA
rragr line that can be construed to mean any
..-b hing. Il Is a sentiment utterly abhor-
-.r, fon every feeling Of my heart. and
.-r.rh II had avowed, l had IN lis avowal
--rcUaimsI nv own shame and disgrace
-r own family; f1r 1 was myself married
Fra Presbyterian minister.
nav be allowed % add 10 this, as being
-,r.,I fJr 5y the character Of certain publ
r,..1as made against my printed sermons,
~, IuboIIy deny the charges preferred
s-tinst me. Of calling IN question the pirty
IA Christian sincerity Of others with whom
TtF-r upon the subject o. religion. In the
l.-rlrs ttfred to. | have spoken re-
s-,rflIv rftre various denominations that
name and confidently appeal TO the ser
mons fHsas.lv.s as furnishing ample evI-
f.1-e t.a, i1 the discussion Ci the principles
involve 4 have uttered no reproach against
r-r ul1 aspire % the humble name Of fol-
I5..ars of our Lord Jesus Christ With per-
s7n4.i.ias and calling cf hard names | viii
have nothing 20 10 except 20 avoid H.
have been charged by one with missta;e
o. reuts-by another with misrepresentation
tv a tbird (rom whose age AMI profession
bad expected better things) am tauntiEgy
svlfd has gTacF aud - clerical QqiLotte
How flr my published discourses have mer-
red such treatment, the public vii Judge.
I feel that my case needs 10 such w,a ponS
td sustain o. aud all that ask of those WAC
may choose % 4sstiI my opinions, IS % dis
cIss the principles which have avowed
without reference % my personal merits OF
l-nerirz. which, b. they ~ hat they may,
can have nothing whatever to do with the
decision D. The qlfs,Ious at issue.
1 shait feel greatly obliged TO Editors OF
r17ers IN thss s,I;e and Tennessee 10 give
.4Is Lrcr a place IN their columns.
Very respectfully, your lend,
JAS IL OTEY.
%-tr- Anil u 1914
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11
OIariage's BaIua OF Columbia

For the Hair, from ComStock & Co.-IJS posi-
tive qualities are as follows:
Isl For infants, keeping the head free from
ScnTf and causing luxurianl growth OF hair
,: For ladies' after childbirth, restoring The
skin 10 lis natural Stre1 9Th aud tirmBeSS, and
preventing The falling out OF The hair,
9 For any person recovering from any debil-
ily, the same effect is produced.
4: II used in infancy ttll gord growth IS star
ted, il NAV be preserved by attention 10 the latest
period Of life.
5; Il frees the head from danarufT. strengthen.
the roots imparts health and vigor 10 the ciTula
tion, and prevents the hair from changing col.
or or getting gray.
6ih-Tt causes the hair to curl beautifully
when done up in il over night.
58No ladyS toilet should ever be made with
out il.
7h-Children who have by anv means con-
tracled vermin in the head aie Immediately and
perfectly cured Of them BY IFS use It is infaible
- had been bald about FIVE years-no more
hair on The top Of my head than or The back Of
my hand, and head covered Nijh thick scarf
IL this situation, about he i0th OF August last l.
/ began using he Balm 81 Co4umba from Com
/ stock & Co, since which time / have used two
/ and 2 half bottles oftae Balm, which has IuIiY
1 resford my hair ard freed my head entirely from
ScurC My head is ow'covcred with fine aow-
! ing long hair, which any one may see r. calling
+ on me al Stamford, Conneclicui.
DARIUS s. SCOFFIELD.
/ Fer sale 10 Holly Springs by r T. Lew
i is. on the South side Of the public square.
Also. by E. A. Talbot, sign Of tie golden
mortar
April Is. 1874
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11
ANOTHER ANECDOTE OF MIR.
CLAY

Many OF our readers are doubtless a.
ware of the fact, that Mr. Clay was O.
bliged to get out of the cars and exhibit
himself at many OF the stations on the Cen
trail Roll Road, as he travelled down that
road few days ago. Large crowds were
collected at most of the depois, eager to get
a glimpse Of The Distinguished Kentuckian
At The 100 mile station. It SO happened that
very knowing gentleman "a Van Buren
man) was there wan his gun his shoul-
der-been hunting. perhaps and called by.
After being introducfd TO Mr. Clay,he hand
I'd him his gun saying that he would ma ke
him present OF it. il the honorable gentle.
man would accept il 2
What soft Of a gun is it2' said Mr.
Clay. as he sighted along the barrel of the
old shot gun, not knowing exactly how to
refuse the present
"WelI sir, to be plain with you. MIR.
Clay, she's a Van Buren gun said the
wise and winking gentleman.
Then, she'll kick she'll kick take
her, take her, my friend, before she kicksl'
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11
ESTRAYS-Marshall County

TAKEN up by r E Philips one nd
half miles west OF Chulahonra. one bay colt
years old, IA hands nigh, no other marks
or brands appraised to S27 so,
BY Jacob Gabriel, living in the town Of
Lamar. one light bay horse, 6 years old, has
a cut on the lett fore leg, no other marks or
brands. Appraised to $40.
BY Aaron Dean mile north east Of
chulahUma, on the road from Holly Springs
TO wyatt, one sorrel mare. blaze face, A years
DID, no other marks or brands app. to S42g
BY VIM. Shinault, miles North west
of Fdrmiugton, one black horse 10 or II
years old, ) hands high, both hind feet
~ bite, star in the forehead, appraised to $50
ALSO, by the same, one sorrel mare s years
old, l44 hands high, all white feet wart on
the left leg, and one on her right shoulder.
Appraised to SI5
JAS. H. SWAN. Ranger
may IL, l844
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11
FOR THE PILES.
CLEMEnS' INDIAN TONIC
IaJa7Il6Te cure 10r CAllls. or Agues aa1
TererS
This Invaluable Medicine is purely Vegetable

iHj@ltt6te cure t0r ChtttS, or AgUeS aRd
iFererS
This Invaluable Medicine is purely Vegetable
THE unexamp!ed success of this truly ami
Il raIied Tonic, in curing, in few hours,
where ALL other remedies have failed, and thai
too, in cases Of six, nine, twelve and eighteen
months standing The assertion, thai. ii
taken according the directions, il is iafolti5Ie.
long list of certificates in proof Of It's infalii-
bility might be added f; bat those upon the wrap
per deemed sufficient. Try ii, and be con-
WINGED that il Is tie most pleasant, most certain,
and the very BEST remedy ever offered To the Pub
lie, for pu ting speedy termination 10 Chills or
Ague and Fever.
It is in The least nauSeating. nor does ii
operate upon the bowels but its salutaly action
upon the whole system is so charming, that eve
~ one is highly delighted al their speedy reeove-
ry TO health Such remedy The alilcied have
long been in want OF one that cures SgeedtlG and
permanently, where the usual caution 10 inn
proper exposure is observed.
The fact that the recipe was obtained from
the RED NAN ofthe Forest Silences all doubt as Q
its beng purely Vegetable e-NATuREs owN REME-
pY-- and 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 i8UGtH z5ts Tonic; a in H.
they wilt ALWAYS find certain friend in time oi
need. The great and rapidly growing popular
iiy ot this medicine, may cause Others 10 try and
| initiate it-therefore, De sure 10 ask for CE.E1z
Ems ESEsEAS < EONEC, pat up by GEO q
! u HOUSE, Proprietor, whose name is writ
ten upon The label aud wrapper Of each bottle
- None genuine without his written signature
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11
GREAT AND UNRIVALED Al,
TRACTION!
eco Packages New FaI tz Winter
Goods.
]. & S. MARTIN g. CO,

j. q ). MARTIN & CO,
ON Front Rotc opposite Tie Steamboat Landing
4 RE now receiving from New York and Bos
"A 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
TO buy goods to call and examine their stock and
prices:
Among other things they have
1900 pieces prints from ct TO 20 cents
Ii5 bales Brown Dome>ticS al reduced prices
SOC pieces BdSlS, 300 dozen cotton Hose;
GnghamS, Apron Checks, striped SbirtingS,
Couon nett drawers, 500 doz spool Thread sc
W0OEen Goods.
$50 pieces XIV. Jeans, % pieces SattinettS
10 pieces Cloths 500 worSted ShaWlS
80 doZ neu Shirts and Drawers
1900 Blankets, 100 pieces Flannel
ISo pieces KerseyS aud LinSeyS
Mer.nos, Alpaca Luslres, Orleans Cloth, Grape
and Nous &c Lanes, de LiSle Cnusans, a new
aud beautiful article for ladies' dresses.
BOots and Shoes.
II COO 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 fourlhs
Of our stock OF shoes, We can afford to sell for
nothing.
BoEspets, Hats and Caps.
A large and fine stock Of Bonnets, Hats and
Caps-Fur Caps at any price.
Hard ware.
A general stock of Hardware, consisting in
part OF Vices mouse hole Anvils, black
smiths Bellows, 100 kegs Nails.
Sa9dfery.
30 ladies' and mems Saddles; these we ex pee
TO sell without profit Brides, Collars, Sircin9-
les, OK thongs, Wagon and Drivers w hips, &c
Ready Made CIofhing.
good stock of Ready Made Clothing, which
must necessarily be sold at small profits.
Groceries.
We have connected with our Dry Goods 6
tabli~hment a Grocery and Commission House
and have now in store
100 pieces Bagging, 100 coils Rope
geo sacks Rio Coffee
500 sacks Sail 10 hogsheads Sugar
90 boxes window Glass /; A ceroons Indigo
We expect in a short time 10 receive genera
stock of Groceries.
Particular attention paid to Storing and Shin
ping Cotton, And now in conclusion we hav
to say our goods MUST be sold, they were Pur
cha Ell with that view, and we intend TO sci
Them aud then buv more end sell again w
repeat our invitation, ''W ak IN, and we vii
do our best tc suit You.
Memphis October, I3.-tt.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11

Mr. CaihoGn's opinions IN regard to the
importance Of the Territory OF Texas 10 the
United States, seem TO have undergone
change since he was a colleague Of John O.
adams IN the Cabinet of Mr. Monroe. In the
treaty with Spain. negotiated and ratified
during Mr. Monroe's administration, }. O.
Adams was secretary OF State, aud J. G. Cal
houn Secretary OF War, the present line Of
Boundary. between the United States and
what Is now IL xas aud WAS then a portIcn
Of S auish Mexico, was established Ii has
been charged against Mr. Adams that IN
that Treaty, he gave up portion cf our
/ Territory and be has been fiercely denoUn-
ced for IT, Il j. now established, by the
most incout, stIbe proofs, that MIR. Adams
| was opposed to agreeing TO the boundary
line fixed by the Treaty th4: he claimed
! a move distant line and more Territory for
/ the United States; that he was The last
member Of The Cabinet that agreed 10 the
/ Treaty; that he only agreed when he was
| out voted aud overbJrne ia the C46lnet !;
that Mr. C.lhoan WAS the leading friend
/ OF The treaty; that Mr.. A AIins carried the
| Cleaiy 10 Gen. Jackson protesting against
IL that Gen. jackson differed irOm him,
greed with Mr.. Calhou, and advised the
| Treaty: and that thus overbo1ne Mr. Ad-
! ans vie ided reluctant assent
! Now we wait TO see " hat reply the abu
sers Of Adams and the friends of Calhoun
have 70 make to these revelations, the tfulh
( Of which We have it in our power 10 veTity
bv testimony that will not be questioned IL
any quluer- Frankfot Commoa10catth
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11
COMMITTEE.

LocoFoco CHA~GEs-The Locofocos,
Formerly bad lungs, now they have none
They used TO have ears for music, now they
are as quiet as tombstones. They used 10
worship whole hog, now they worship a
lmle rtd fox. They used to dance round
hickory poles. now they are sullen. can't
dance, end curse log cabins They have
passed through many changes to their pres
tnt condition We saw a cloud yesterday
That reminded Us Of them: first it looked
IKE lion. and like no-horned cow. and
men like jackass, and then like a small
llg' and then like a broken-leggec SoS. and
then
Ii vanished away
And 50 will they.
Lou. Journal.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11
NEv. GooDs--aATEsTs sTYLEs.

NJ * s. BOND are now receiving and open
" ing ct their new Stor7, opposite the steam
boat lanoine, arge and well selected stock OF
staple snd fancy dry goods, consisting in part as
FOL owS
Plain black Italian, luiesiring, black figured
and fancy silks, lace, lawns balzarineS, muslinS,
assorted; thread lace anI edSings jeconet in>er-
ungs and e5giags, French worked and dimety
collars, black and fancy kid gloves; back and
fancy silk EaiJS. Irish linens Russia sheetins,
cottonades, Mexican mixtures. ankeenS, domeS-
tjcS: hosiery. assorted. Black cloths, black aud
fancy caSSimerS boots shoes an3 hats, assorted.
EsaTS SvaTe.-Trace and nth chains, steel
and iron wedding hoes, bellows, snvilS, vices,
pitt and cToSS-cut saws, Scythe aud grass blades,
augerS, chisels, shutter fasteners, axes hathetS,
hammers, SC; preserving kettles inlaid with
porcelain, cheap and superb article
Scssar "a are. .--PailS, piSgiuS, tubs, paint
ed buckets, willow wagons, &c
9uecEssgySre.--W ~ bite China sets, 32 or
81 pieces; dishes bowls and plates, asserted
Glass tE3Fc.--PTeSsed and plain tum-
ierS. wines, sugars and salt stands &C.
SadGcry.--Ladies', men 5 and bows all price
marlingaleS, brides, Sa die and travelling bags,
wagon and carriage whips, &c. &c.
p kegs best Dupont's FFF powder; lead, shot
and all other goods usually sold in his market.
100 ounces best quinine, which We will sell
low
Persons wishing 10 purchase goods low will
find it TO their Interest 10 call and examine their
stock, as hey can and fclA sell on as good terms
as any house in the city.
Memphis April %, fS4f-35-3m
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11
G e g p = = Z G q. - = S.
NrAR NAsHvILLE. AZ. Islh Sc


Dear SIR - had ebilis and Fesers for Twelve
months; nine months Of the time, without being
able 10 check it with ALL the aid could procure
from Physicians and the various Tonic Fever &
Ague mixtures sold BY The DrussforeS. in Ap-
rl last saw your adve rtiSement Of Clemens IN
dian Tonic, as an fafalii61e cure / made 10
delay in calling upon you, and by using said
Tonic. tried il about the same time, with tie
same happy reSalt. Yours, respectfully.
c. l. GLASGOW
From The Clarksvilie Chronicle Get 81 1919.
DR. I. T. Scot: Dear Sir:-We have used
Clemens Indian Tonic in many eases Of Il que
and Fever and we find it. in every particular, r,
what IL i recommended TO be in your advertise
ment- We have heretofore used most of the
popular remedies in for Ague and Fever,
nd We unheSilatingiy recommend Clemens Ia
| tian Tonic TO The confidence Of the public from
,ur personal experience and observation, as 4
safe, certain, and prompt cure for the Ague and
Fever, in any form stage of the disease
Yours, &c, P PEACHER,
JAMES J. PRITCHETT,
LEVI COLEMAN.
| Scar Springs Furnace, Tennessee Oct 2S. 1913
Mr. Geo w House: Dear Sir:-I have sold
he Indian Tonic that yoPr agent left with me
I'D the money is ready for Yon. ] have been re-
iusSied BY my neigbhors TO send Tor more those
Vho have tried il have GREAT confidence in i:
send me further supply, and direct ii 10 the
cumberland Iron Works. Yours, res'pt.
ID. II. ELLIS
Extract OF a letter from Rev F. A OWEN o
Memphis dated Nov. is, 1913:
"My dear Sir 81 have tried lemeDs' IndiaI
Tonic in six different cases, and fnd il ef1ica
toGS in a very high degree. II aTTSeIed II,
hii in every instance. and as vet there has beer
return. caeerfnily give this testimony
aai others nay be Induced 10 use remedy boil
ie and ef7icacicus in curing Is and lever.
Yours very truly"
L@Eor safe at the sign Of the Golden Nor
M4rch 9. ls44-6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11

PowER OF THE GnsPEL.-The gospel
does 4 hat never was effected BY any other
system. 1t dethrones sin from the heart
il restores the impress of Deity upon the
soul-it IeconcIIes man to his maker-h
bears up is possessor under weight OF
afFlrctions-it converts dungeon into a
sanctuary-It makes maFtyrdom joyful,tran
forms death into a welcome friend, silence
the tbunders of mount Sinai. gives title TO
heaver. and brinss life and Immortality TO
light"
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11
NOTICE.

At the April Term of the Probate court
of the coun.v of oahoma, A. ID. 1914 Let.
teTs Of Administration were granted to the
unde signed. on the estate Of Levi Rose, de-
ceased this is to notify all those having
claims against said estate. 20 present them
within tue time prescribed by Law; and all
indt bted to said estate will make immediate
payment. HENRY ROBB,
y Aprl 25. I844 administrator.
may lI,-Ipf s.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11

THE WHlGS UF MENPHIS TO
TIE WElGS Or TIE MISS!S
SIPPI VALLEY.
The General Committee of Iavi.ation
take great pleasure IN announcing to the
pul.c. taat the necessary preparations t3T
tnr ucrt.iou III their ieilOv-JItIZens az the
"G,usrui Mass Meeting of the Valley Of the
ts-.ssqpi," TO Be held m this ciIy on the
.ya IH>t, are IN rapid progress and that
inlrv Distinguished WLig speakers from al
mes, every pIrt ufthc Union have indicated
% tJe committee their InttDlIon TO be pres
,u, on .Le occasion.
That the prospects warrant them in sta
ung J0 the public, that the Meeting" Is like
Is % De uumeruusIy attended that the mum
tsT aud character Of tie Distinguished ora
lJIs. VINO Il is now certain VIII be present,
give the strongest assurance that lis dtlIbe-
ialI0HS will u1J only be brilliant but of the
highfSl interest aud that all who think pro
per TO attend the Mass Meeting" will fad
individually a warm and hearty welcome
aud reception among ;heir ftliuw-citizeas oi
t5ls lace, whose doors Viii be thrown open
70 them during lis continuance.
Deeply impressed wuh the belief that the
cause which this proposed assemblage ot
treemen j. intended to promote, Is the cause
oftAe count5y-of the peopIe-of teeH reg
rtlts3 republican government, and indeed
Of rrH regulated liberty itself in form IC
guaranty It's stability, the committee NOS
cordially invite their fellow citizens Of al
lauies throughout this great valley to b,
present aud to unite with them and thos,
whom they represent, as far as they may
think proper, in us deliberations
The Committee have the honor 10 be.
Most respectfully. your ob't serv'ts,
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11

American Revolution
Young Cadet,
| Worcester Geogra-
ply and Atlas,
Lie Of Joseph,
| New s, stem of Mer-
camille Arithmetic
Parlor Song gsler,
! hIooT'S Melodies,
I Cooks Voyages
I EpiScopacy Examined
/ RambleS 0. q Natural
| list
| Evenings al Home,
| Solitude SWeetened
/ WorceSter'S Element
arv Dictionary
| Paley'S Evidences
1 Do Theology,
| Pastors Testimony
Hopkins on the creed,
Dr. LaTden'S 5 Encyclo-
p9dia,
! Goidsnith's Greece,
/ Do Rome,
| Life of Girard,
| Beunet'S Letters,
/ Weem'S w aShington
/ fngersolFS Grammer,
| Life Of 1TJTion,
| Irving'S Columbus,
FhompSon'S Seasons,
Christian Professor,
Domestic PorlIailare,
b rnes Noes,
1 thompson ; Narrative
Go. Guide 10 Health
Colburns Algebra,
HeStamentS
HeibsrS Sermons
CONS fock'S Chemistry
Palev'S SYNOPSIS
Mallbyrn's Geography
and Atlas,
Smiths Algebra
Pocket Maps of the
different states
w Washinglon'S Relig-
ious Opinions,
Hodges commentary
Kentucky Volunteers
James Smith
Piano Instructors
Grimshaw'S England
Halls Sketches of the
TpeSt.
iioS, Flute Perceptors,
apply OF QuilS, Letter
Wax sc.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11
u IpAI SYM G SO Ia
And prices to suit the times.

nE. EEETlEY, from NewYork, res
- pei tfuIly informs he p1b!ic that be has pc.
manently located in Holly Springs, and has t.
ken a room at lbe residence Of Mrs Bass-
where be is prepared to perform ali operation il
his profession (During he past winter he ha
secured in New-York and Philadelphia, som.
Improvements that are indispensable 10 the a
cnracy and durability of Dental operations
He inserts the Premium incorrupi be ieeih fron
q single tooth 10 complete sets, with or witho
artificial gums, so that they cannot be detecie
from the natural tech. Teeth filed With II
iaeS, Gold or Silver foil. Decaved teeta or ros
extracted with his improved ForcepS With b
little pain. Tooth-ache cured bY a certain as
easy process Ladies and others who wisn, C
be waited On at their residenceS.
n. 5. All operations warranted; and IN a.
case OF failure, it Will Be repaired withot
charge.
- ROOM at Mrs. Bass near the Union
house on the Southeast corner. of the public
qSuare.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11

{ BD4 = ~ Gt>S y mere
Alil!er'S Letters,
| Cambridge's Mathemzt-
|, les,
Davis Shades & Shad-
oW>,
Do. Description Ge-
OmetTy,
Hawks Ecclesiastical
History Of the u. s.
Darby'S Universal Ga
Zetlee-,
Writings OF Washing
ton
Newt0R's Works
Horace, Virgil, Cicero,
Livii,
New Latin Tutor,
yfairs Euclid
MiilwrighfS Guide
/ Groves Greek and Eng.
Dictionary,
The Preacher, vol.
Life of Livingston
Council of Nice
Beaumont on Gastric
Juice,
Bennii's Book keeping,
Memoirs of hannah
Moore
Chalmers Political E
economy,
life of Rev. Leigh
Richmond,
Family Religion,
Afflicted FamiIy's COM
panion,
Davy Crocketts Tours
Smellie'S Philosophy,
Gri mSha VS. Greece
/ Ca5echiSm on Grecian
Antiquities,
Bunvans Holy War,
Psalms ard Hymns,
I SenecaS Morals
Hervey'S Meditation
Life of Jackson, |
| Smiiy'S Geography
and Atlas, |
{ Gentlemen and Ladies |
Lexicon,
Mrs. Halls Bible con |
verSatiouS
English Composition
Cummings geography |
and AllaS,
Interesting Novels, 4
Copy Plates. PortfC
Good Old Muse, and a
Paper, Waters, Sealing
April 18th, l814,-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11
KoEmsToCK's VEEsmTFUGE-

THIS remedy for worms is one oTtbe most ex
i traordiBary ever used Itelfec lily eradi-
Gates worms OF ali SORTS from children and aduis.
Thousands perish by worms without the reai
cause being known. Some other reason is a.
signed Ter their SICKNESS, until loo late 10 cure
the real cause.
W bat immense responsibility then rests npon
the parent VINO does not know, and the doctor
who does not understand, the complaint which is
destroying those precious flowers Of iife-chil-
dren.
What should be done
The swer IS pain- Give this vermifuge,
which will be sure 10 do good, iftheY have no
worms and if they have, il will destroy and C
radicaie them with certainty aud precision tru-
ly astonishing.
Il cannot harm The smallest infant or the
strongest adult There is no mercury or mine
IA in il. Mercury Is the basis of most worm
remedies; and The remedy Is sometimes worse
than the disease So never use .ozsnges, but re-
| ly upon this. Every person vii = convinced
on one trial. that il is The most perfect cure ever
invented.
For sale in Holly Springs hy r. P Lew
| il, at the brick Drug Store south OF the
/ square. and by Z. A. Talbot. sign Of the
golden mortar Tmarch %. '44-lyl
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11
ALLAN AS sEaEEs & CO.,

a IAN A : q = & az e o.,
C0mmtsSi0h & FOrUaTding NerchaRts.
New ORLEANS.
HAVING on the 4,h Of March last, purcha-
l 1 Sed the interest OF WM RIDDLE & SERENE
Mason in the house OF Raddtc Mason & 20, the
UNDERSIGNED will cortinne the Commission
Business in New Orleans, under the firm OF A l.
Ian ASHER & co, and SolicitS the patron
age of his friends and acquaintance
ALLAN ASHER
New Orleans, October Is43.
z4FThe North Alabamian, Holly Springs Ga
zeiie Sommerville Reporter, anf Florence En-
qurer, viii publish months.-lHsm. Eng.
Dec.-l7 6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-05-11
BOOKS s, BOOK S,
AT Il. 2. LEWIS DRUG STORE,
South Side Of Square, Holly Springs

VI have on hand the following Books
w which we viii sell extremely lois fer Cast
CT on time 70 puncfual men. Come and see, We
are determined 10 sell cheaper than they can be