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PILES, sc. wholly prevented, or governed if
the attack has come on, if you use the only true
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RHEUMATISM and LAMENESS positively
cured, and all shrvelled muscles and limbs are res
,ored, in the old young, by the Indian Vegetable
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without the name of Comstock & Co. on it,
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

or arifhoat tie Enion" have never vet
permitted nyselfto calculate the value OF
The Union, and [ trust in God never shall
II would as soon attempt 10 calculate the
value Of Liberty i'seif. 70, they are one and
'ndIssoiubie. Let our glorious Union b.
once broken and those three coufpd
which madness rather than treason shadow
I'd fotib last session on the n or Of the SEQ.
NE, and halt csniury viii hook down upon
The grave Of every ,epuiic in North Amer
lea The Cause OF fexas is pf.j.iic-i By
snch vol. nee and rashness as spsinp r on
the bot btd Of Nulli6cnicn I,..nds 20 pre-
ven; that which would IN ke ber cause ri
rmphant IN the East. Wes, North and
S"uth-a calm and di>passionale iudgemeni
on the merits of the qpestIon
In conc .CsI3n. Sir, as Sub eiector for the
county f CulP' pper. end not Orance.i shall
give MIR Clay my warm. cordial aud arden,
support. and trust you will Civ. the Texas
Cause yGuis also. vhcn.vrr j, may h,
brought forth ur der his auspices. b. kiod
enome TO give this an insertion In you
next paper. ard ! hope that those editors
who tas' ccpr YOU ar,icle, will do M
the justice TO Use tnis response.
Your nbedIt NJ ervant.
JEREMIAH NORTON
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
AMUSING SCENE.

An old Locofoco who Tad been subscri
Der u the Nashville Uuion for S. veIai year.
vas dlscoteItd b. ore Of hIs sous cuilinq
over The f.e OF The u zion" and occasion
a ~ drawing out paper and having it IA
cross his knee. Having collected liree
bundle. the old man approached the f t
place. and began TO kindIt fire
why Daddy" sid The boy. "wbat IL
the name ofcomnon sense are you going g.
do p
Why" said the old man. Il am going
20 burn up thesr papers"
Nv hal fOr : asked the boy.
''Becausr." SAID his father, "Mr. Po,k
has c1ma out In letter 10 Mr.. Kane al
Pniladt ipi'ia In uhich he says ne is in f.
cor OF a protective Tariff; and these old pa
Pers have got his speeches and letters ia
thrIn oil Isl year where he SAYS he is ogpo.
sed 10 protective Tariff, aud [ mean 10
Sum al up"
"Weii' said his son. Daddy | wouldn't
bu thtIn n0 how"
Yes | will" sad the old man. 9Th Sc
ave all IRE frads prprrs AID If the Whig>
get them they viii make "a I'LL of a fass
" them an 1 IN an to burn mineup.
"May>br, d .ddy," siiIrhe boy. 1t is MT
true. TIE litter is not IN the "S,ar Span.
gird Banner" and pha i-ne~s TUT II Is ii
.vhi- ,,r. Ior | cant b.lipve that Gov Polk
would ever come out for protective tariff
Il have not seen 1t either" sal the Oh
man, but Esq -,ald M this morning
that 1t was true. aud that it was written Ia
Pennsy lvauIa IA order To qutt our ftiend.
there. ho are in favor OF the Tariff AMI
he to me that we ought to bum up all OF
Go. Pnlh's old letters and speeches
"Weif'l sand he Boy. YOU are not going
TO vole foI Polk if he is in favor of the Tar
i'll. a'e YOU q
Oh replied his fiher. 4 would vote for
lhe D. before would for Clay. but Polk
Is not IN favor of the Tarifi it is only to sat
l.fg ouT friends nt the Norrh"
but " ha; will our fiends at the South
say e. asked the boy"
Why they will hardly see it. aud if they
do sac II, they will not b Ileve it, for our pa
pers in re south will no, publish il"
"Well, an offthen." remarktd q the Boy,
"and shall JOIN the Clay Club at tn,
very 81 day they meet"
"Psha~ !" exclaimed The old man. Jim
you fooll
Il may be Oddly" rep led the Boy.
but Il | am a f,ol aoaat are y1u 2"
None OF your in>olencr, Young man"
sail his tith"r, gear up the horse aud gotl
Plopg hing
Jim started off 10 his work muuering
"Wei # this don't bang ,he J.ws-Il
give Sqnre-'on one blizzard" when | >t-e
hin''--aLd Ia low tone cemmtnc,d d
wlislilg,
Hauan. Hurrah the couutry'S 'risin.
For Harry Clay ani FIelIng ghuysen.
Tennessee Ieiegraph
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
Death comes. and Youth and Be1ufy fades
GU1g!

On Tuesday evening last, at the house of DR..
humpSon in the vicinity of Holly Springs
Miss Ann Jackson STsoNe diughter OF james
NJ. Stror and May Ann, his wife, in the IS
year oil her age.
This interesting Young lady was the o1des,
child Of bel parents and was moSI tendery BE-
loved She was brought up in the lap Of pieiy
having early received religious instructions not
only from her own parents. bu; ais" from he
vencrabse .,raud Gather, the Rev Mr.. j. Lump
kin. respectable minister of the BaptISi church
in GeDTgla When quite young, She was remar
kable for humane and Ssmpa hetic feelings and
made u her daily practice II engage in secre
PRAYER. During the 9reai Revival OF Religion
IN Holly SprngS, about Two years since she was
m fe. as j is hoped. of the happy subjects
Ut Go.iS converting grace, and connected herself
with The Baptist Church in this pla e of which
he NAMED a con>iS en- aad orna nlen II me m
b'r 10 the day of h.r death During her las
j kaeNs she suffered much. but was evidently
greatly sustained When first taken SICK she
expressed deSiie, If it vas The Lords will la
live a little longer, AMI hoped SIZE v O ld b a be;
ter chri>iian-bnt WAS qai!e willing 10 d Z, ii
her Heavenly Father saw proper to take her al
this tima. She expressed much low for her "a
fentS, on her I'd o dealt, aud, on one occa> o
begged their forgiveness, IT she had ever dome
any thing 10 grieve them. When assured tia
sne had been !arling child aud great com
tort 10 her Parents, She seemed greatlv relieved
Al times her Su3.rHgS were veTv great, and
one OCCASION she was beard say, ''Swee; Jesu! !!
euGbe ne 10 bear ihiS { fl 'clion"-1his was one
oi her last petitions, and ii was hea d. tor he
la>t moments were peaceful and I'm she had
heen q member of The Female lnsitnie OF lhI>
place aud bad re uGDed 10 resume her studies :;
III Il pleased God, unexpectedly 20 close hel
earthly career aud Il Ike her to The higher employ
meDt> of better world
''fhe ever loved f,,rm now cold and dead,
E3ch mUurnfu thought EMPLOYS;
And nature weep~ her comforts fed,
AM wilhe'ed all her JOYS
Ra cease. fond nature, cease thy tears,
Bsiigion poipfS on high
THERE everlasting spring appears,
Ard Joys which cannei die -
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
4 c a Il d

Many things have occurred. which |
thi"E' Tenders il incumbent upon me to pub
lish my prices. While there was medical
Society IN existence; l was bound to be
governed by the rules and agreeuients oflhas
society The society does no; now exist,
am therefore lee; fee to establish my prices
us | see fl; and do give below the plites BY
which shall be governed. in my chatees
to all who may favour me with their con
fidence.
For visit in Town. or within one mile of
the square. /: 6l,00
Every succeeding mile SO
Alter nigh, these charges are double
For cateartic. purge. laxative. % els each
Alternative and Absorbent. powder
per DIN I,50
Tlnctures from % to SO c;s per oz
Obstetrics 1000
Su gerry in all cases. will be the usual
prices as charged heretofore
Prompt pay will he required.
JOSEPH BRETNEY.
Office South f. Isl corner oi the square
june i5 S44--tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
q bftuarp.
In the m miGsl OF life we are in death"
DIED.

In this place. on The ifs, inst. Miss SA
RAH al KING edeSt daughter OF James
k'ng. an the i6sh wear Of her age
Dsai he's taken Aiiss Ssroh from US. bnr
her kHdness, her sympathy for the suffer
fngs of ott'is. her d. votion 10 her parents
htr amiabie ard unassuming depo stnent
has endeartd her To all W no knew her.
DiED-A: her residence il Panola
tonn'y, aiis-. on Saturday. July 9Th, IN ,hs
45th year OF her age. Mrs. Naucy R gland
cons1't ofJohn Rseland oftha, county.
h's X @aS "a native of Haliiax county
", and resid d a latge par, Of her lf- ia
Milton Csswsll county. n G Mrs r. was
one Ct the xctIl' mt Of sarti; none knew he,
bnt TO ts,ttn aus love her-her hand uas
ertr open 10 The wants Of the needy Hos
piaiity. literally kindnss IS and belevoi,.nce
we're her promius al traits ASS wlf. and
= mother she was kind. dtvoi, and IF c
'innate As Mistress. considerate and in
'etnt-tver regardful of The wants of he,
servants. Her charity and forbrarance I'D
her To look upon the errors and foiblts Of
our race with compassion and f.rg;veness
MIS- was member of the Pfesbyte iaa
Church. having long since profess, d the re-
iigion of The Saviour. and having ex. ,hfi
ed IN her life the tru- Christian Her end
was peac' ful and happy She has left
Companion and daughters AMI many
friends to mourn her loss j. p.
II ollv- -Sp'iDgs. August ist 1914.
~ Milton y. c papers please copy.
la Chulahoma. on the i7th ui, MIR Ed
ward Rodgers, az exemplary member oftht
P'esbyi' rian thurch. eaving large aml
iy TO mourn their un,ime.y loss
Near Chulahona on the goth Juiv. Nj
James Wilson Mr. Wilson bad been for
several years ciase Ieader in the MrthodIS
Church al Chuiahoma. and died as he hal
liycd-a christian. He leg. an interv.iino
family to mourn his departure from among
them; but iet them 5e comforted; for their
husband and parent IS now enjoying the re-
aliies of The ChIstian's home
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

We are grsufied to learn. from a rredira
bl' souic". that J.,emah Mniton ESo oI
OEnee. a Clay sub elrc:or ior 1874 an H..
telhgent nan.an 81 qnrni SPEAKER, and here.
,ofo'e "a drcId Wing his come out positive.
IL and un' qrivocally agqint Henry CLAY.
aud wIll not support him unde, any rircnm.
stances. M min has greater inf reno.
than Jeremiah Morton, where be is known
and hts change will bring many more 20
our s,anda - Rockingham Rsgiss-r.
MoRkLASD. CULPEPER, June 26th 1914.
70 tie Editor Of the II, gister:
Dra, Sir: Ycur nsp-r OF The % ,nstan,
has just be- n handed mr. and | hasten 10
correct n mISStalemsnl IN =, lalien To myself
You are Informed .rhai hr q NJ has
come out positively and unquIvocaiiy a
gainst Mr. Clay and will not support hun
under any circumstances" You have been
misiniu' med. disapprove ot Mr. Clsy's
Texas letter, and was In favor of InmedI te.
annexation. | mink the Treaty ought 1,
have bern ratifi, d. although ihere w+rr cir
cumslanccs that wonld have bal other.
wise.
eanizition of the party. Mr Clay his
be- my 4 st choice for President sine,
1925 but rei:erale the sentiment | have.
otl.n uttered. shat among the living or Ih,-
a ad there j. but one name which stand.
upon more elevated pedestal Of na.ional
services than his--"Ihe Father OF his coun
try"
With all nv anxiety for the annexation OF
!. Texas. eonds mn as decidedly as its bitter
est foe. that voice from South Caroiina
which nrOrlnirrs ss7kx0s xofx2 fk< E,rio~-
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

with oil It's d, d,iuIn,ity. All Of our fiirnds
were mnch pleased with Mr. Wallel's'
speech. and do assure you that our Dssno-
cratic fi,nds 1t 'Biher low in spirits, and
ifevery Wing speaker will boIdy ,spouse
the whole W big doctrine. as Walter did.
and hold up tie deliteriaus and dangerous
dcc'rines ofour opponents we have no
thing 10 fear. A MILL BOY.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
No1I0E.

THOSE indebted to The late finn Of IU-
CAS- LANE. and also the concern of
Lucas, LANE & CLAFP, will please make
immtdla;e payment The business oftht So
concerns will not admit Of delay in It,. ir
settlement. and IL IS hoped that those intts.
es'ed will mol wal, for more argrnf aypeefs.
hut viii see the necessity, al once. Of Gle.
sing up. and act accordingly.
The business will be continued bv T.u.
CAS- s. CLAPP al their former office.
Z. w. LUCAS.
Surviving Partner.
July 90. Is44-sm.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
NOTICE.

At the April Tenn Of the Probate cour,
Of me coun'y Of Coahoma. A. ID. iS44 Let.
iers of Administration were granted To the
Undersigned. on the estate OF Levi Rose. d.
ceased this is TO notify ali those having
claims against said estate. 20 present them
within the time prescribed by Law; and all
md bttd 10 said estate will M lie immediate
payment HENRY ROBB.
Aprii %. lS4i. Aaminlstrator.
Elay li-lDf S5l
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

nnr,Ut.i ui a. L.
hA mn Snrirqs have d.it rmined 10
des u - snsakers stand ereci.d or The
e.'lI.-s e'tI.- grounds will you. through the me-
arm of your paper, ,"qu. 81 Sli Sho re,
s;s-ossd 10 AID ~ our ~" 70 nave -
80. 90 done decsnily aud - oder, to meet
II" lT,,b, stand on 7 tsdny ev'ning E'St. ~
1,'elock. provided Ui'h suchthihgs as Ihe"
I'd taste nay suggest,
t-0- LECNORA
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

EST'RA AYS-5fARSHALL c0EvTV
Taken up by Merritt Moor 6 miles nor,b
Holly Springs. one sorrei horse mule brar.
ded on euch Jaw with letter G cnmrno1
size. years old. Appraised to S45.
July 20ih.
TAKEN up By Sarah Hars;, .t-..- -
miles east OF holly Springs, one n.sbt S,--sli
horse years old, Shoc before. hin feaf 80.
Ia hands high. Appraised 10 so O.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

n, ChuLAHodA, July ~ 1914.
Mr FALcoSER
DEAR SIR:-I have only time 10 wri,e y
lew lines. aud as know that vou are al
ways d,hghud TO hear of the glorious pros
Pec's of The good Wig rcus., will give
!ou shoTt sketch Of whig meeting al
OhDIahemF IN las Saturday. ii t.ing one
u men u'aulsr meetings. al that place.
There were about 200 persons pfest mt and
shong 'h'm good numssr of l. ,diss. God
''ess them. for they are always 10 b. found
"a lht sid' Of uuIh md justice and they are
'O' cur blsssd Unioa--lo a man. The
meeting "as add'e sd by your fellow towns
nan ii w Wih-r. E.q..a and will say.
"a l have not heard, during this canvass.
'e able and ,lcquen, Grhnce Of whIg
!, "0'p"s lie wss more than himself
"s defended all the casdina. principl.. Of
1' wings IN an able and dicnitisd var A..
o"'o eoEcIusivsly ttst the Democrats
80 Deserted aIl-of iLsir cid p,incipI.s sub.
,'easu'y. Free Trade. ard were fcr noth;rg
su' Texas and Oregon end Polk and alias
'ga'ns' everything that The v Lies were
Vt Our opponents feIi ve-y sore He
!. - <hssd 10 his heafefs. ihe Trra, o,..,;,,,
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
Trust SALE
NuI ICE.

MOI ICE
HThe following sale is postponed to
MONDAY The An day of November next.
TRUST SALE
IN pursuance OF Deed OF Trust executed 10
NE b. Asa l. Siraiton. tie l0th day OF July,
1910. 10 secure the payment Of certain suns
therein mentioned, | Will proceed SO sell To The
highest bidter fer cash on the premises.
On 0e 23rd dag of July neTt,
sections fifteen, lI5l Sec. twenls-one. (2l )anC
Section 'wenil-t Two, l22) in Township six 9
Rage seven West of the Basis MERIDIAN ,Chick-
aSaw ceSsion.
The above Deed has been duly recorded in
tle rnurtieS OF Desoto and Papola.
A NJ. CLAYTON, Trustee
January IS, 1911 On
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
CHE NICAI. LECTuRE


CHE NtCAL Lecture will he given
ON slond ~ nex'. at the Cout House by
Rev Prof Craw ford, of Mobi The lee.
tufe viii be accompanied with the mos,
striking aud brilliant experiments The
burning of the G,ssps. the firing of the
Gas pistol. the tu, ming cf iron wire. 81 ei
wire aud phosphorus in oxIcrn Gas The
philosophical candle with musical notes
and the exhibition OF the drummond linhi.
~ill be- amongs, the number of experime eEts
Admission so cents children aud pupils
half prize. The lecture will commence al
s O'clock p ~
August Sit
w ANTEn "A r,od Cook for which = fair
w price will be given
A2niv to the Rev. c. A. Foster Hnliv s-rfngs
Institute August 2. is4f
Tho American Oil. v,luatle MEDICINE
for ssle y,
sTRATToN & GooDLETTs.
NAV II 1914
A Lot Of Saddles and brides for sale at
reduced prices ~
sTRATToN 4 GooDLETTs
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
June sth. '44-6w.
NOTICE

The undersigned having been appoin
ed Executor Of all and singular m
trighls, chotles and credits Of JesSes Cinrle,,
dec ased, bv the Probate Conr Of Narsbail
county. Mississippi. on 24ra Jun 1914
Notice Is hereby given to all persons have
f"S 1la''ils against The 'sate of SAID Jessee
tIurley, to present he same within the firne
red
i persons indebted 10 the ost2le will
Piease make immediate payment
'odN A LAUSSAI, Ezecnsor.
June 29lh 1874 -Gv.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
EXECUTORS NoTR;E

LEI EERS OF Administration with the
Will annexed upon other goods chaitels and
credits, not already administered of the es-
tate OF John B. Moore decd, having been
granted to the undersigned, at the Nav
Term 1874 ofthe Probate Couu Of Mar.
shall county. Mississippi Notice is here
oy gwen, requiring all persons having
claims against said estate to exhibnthe sarD,.
within me 'i'"~ limited by law, or the same
viii bebarered.
ia les ELDER. Executor.
June Sth. 1874 CIV.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
EXECUTORS NOTICr,.

LIE TIERS Trstamentary. having been
granted TO the undersigned. upon the estate
OF Leander r Guy, deceased, at the Nav
Term 1914 ofthe Probate Court Of Mar
shall eountv, Mississippi Notice is hereby
given, requiring all persons having claims
against SAID estate to exhibit the same with
Ia the tune limited by law. or the same will
be barred
JAMES ELDER.
MARTIN w GUY.
Executors.
June 9Th i44-6v
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
NOTICE

HE Probate coHto Marshall countr-
ne.o on the 22nd April, 1874, having gran.
td et!ers OF Administration to the under.
signed on the estate Of Robert Crawford do.
ceased. This Is % notify allr.ose baving
claims against sad estate. TO present them
within The tirnr limited By law, or the ssma
will be barred.
EMILY w. CRAWFORD
Administratrix
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE

PRIVATE E BOARDING HOUSE
Ms RE a ID baes Ira e II iufJsm her
friends aud the public that she has taken
charge of the commndious honsc Formerly
occrp'ed hy Mrs Ntusun md that she is
prepared tn accommodate ten or TIVE W
young ladies with boa,d alsp an qnal mum
Der of day bpa,d-rs on the usual t-ftns
Al just S-if y ] READ
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

IMPUDENCE = Isrofacu Rapudiaiinp o.
raiofs undertaking 70 Ins'rnci Tennssseeans
how 10 vote ~ r Wh1r
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
NOTICE.

III + undersigned having been appoin.
tea Administrator of all -end sineular the
r'ghts. chatIeis and credits of Simon Nc.
n@h'hn; decd bv the Probate Count Of
hafsnail county, Mississippi. on the 24th
odV q June 1914 N iice IS hereby gwen
10 all persons having claims aeains. the IS.
tate OF said Simon MsC!endon. to present
the same within the time required b. law.
or tney VII be forever barred Al: persons
INDEBTED to the estate will please make ifn-
mediate payment
CLEMENT T. BENTON,
June %. 1876
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

Drs. MOSS & THOMPSON,
a FrER their p Professional services TO The ell
~ .zeaS of dolly Springs AMI vicinity. Char
ges Moderate.
II oFFIcE--lront Room OF Bradford 6. Tot
tens office.
DI,y IL, ISi4-if.