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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
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NEAR NASHVILLE, Aug, 18th lS43.
Dear Sir - had Chilis and FeveTS for twelve
months nine months Of the time, without being
able @ cheek itwilh AL. the aid could procure
from physicians and the various Tonic Fever &
Aspe mixtures sold By the DrugStoreS. In Ap-
ri last saw your advertisement Of Clemens In
Gian Tonic, as an lHfaElttge cure. Imade no
delay ~ Calling upon you, and bv using said
Tonic, tried il about the same time, with the
sans happy result. Yours. respectfully.
G. L. GLASGOW.
the Clarksv lie Chronicle, Oct, 21, 1913.
Dr z. J. Scott: Dear Sir.-We have used
Clemens Indian Tonic in many cases Of Ague
and Fever, and we find il in every particular
what II IS recommended 20 be ia your advertise
ment. We have heretofore used most of the
popular remedies in use for Ague and Fever
and We unheSitaiingly recommend Clemens n
dian Tonic 10 the confidence OF the public from
our personal experience and observation. as
safe, certain, and prompt cure for the Aeue and
Fever in any form or stage of the disease.
Yours, &c, p. PEACHER,
JAMES J. PRITCHETT.
LEVI COLEMAN
Bear Springs Furnace, Tennessee Oct Is, 1913
Mr. Geo. w. House: Dear Sir:-Ihave sold
the Indian Tonic that your agent left with me.
and the money is ready fer you. | have been ra-
quested BY my neighbers to send Tor more those
who have tried it have GREAT confidence in i.
Send me further supply, aud direct II 10 the
Cumberland Iron Works Yours, res'pt
D. H. ELLIS
Extract OF letter from Rev F. A OWEN or
Memphis dated Nov I6 1913:
My dear Sir FL have tried Clemens India |
onlc IN six different cases, and find it effca- |
rious IN very high degree. II arrseied the |
chill in every instance, and as yet there has been
no return l cheerfully give this testimony. |
hat others may be induced to remedy both
'a1e and eflcacious in curing cbiIls and fever
Yours, very tfnlv.n
III For sale st the sign Of the Golden Nor |
March 9. lsz4-6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27

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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
FRANCIS L, HAWKS.
THO'S X. WHARTON.

UPON opening the matters Of this Bill, 1t
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
that the defendant Frank S. Early, Is not
an inhabilant Of this State, but resides be-
vond the limits thereof 50 that the ordinary
process Of this court cannot be served on
him. Thereforei il is ordered by the court
that unless the said defendant appear before
the Vice Chancellor at the court room in
the tovn'of Holly Springs, on the first Men
day of July next and plead answer or de-
Indr to Complainants Bill, the several ale
cations thereof will be taken for confessed
as to him, and such order ana decree made
therein, as the Vice Chancellor shall deem
equitable and Just And tits further order
ed that a copy Of this order be inserted in
the "Holly Springs Gazette" a newspaper
published in the town of Holly Springs
Mississippi, once a week for Two months,
successfully
Test JAMES c. ANDERSON.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
ENTERTATNHTENT

THE subscriber would respectfully announce
4 to The pubic that he has leased the we'll
known Tavern House in Germantown formerly
occupied by ]. w. Stout. Panctual attendance
will be given TO every department pertaining to
the Traveller S convenience; and he hopeS to
share portion of public patronage
Charges rs fellow:
Man and horse per night, supper, lodging
and breakfast 81 90
Do. without horse, 90
Man and horse per day, $50
= witho Il horse, 90
:" single meal, 25
q lodging Is
Board per month and year in proportion
s. NJ. CARSON
Germantown, Ten. Feb "a, 1871.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
JAMES G. ALDERSON,
CLERK.
ABSTRACT

ABSIRACI.
Bill charges, that on or about 20.h June,
1888, Complainan. with Joseph CarulheTs
and James Greer, purchased of Roger Bar
ton, Jefferson II. Marshall, William S. Reid
and James NJ Greer a town lot in Holly
Springs, designated as lot No. o. on the
plan Of said town, that at the time of said
purchase, it was expressly agreed bet Eeen
Complainant and said Carulhers & James
Greer, that Complainant was to hold one
third of said lot being p feet on the N0rh..
side, that although, the bond for title from
said Barton, Marshall, Reid & Greer, Is
given to Complainant and said Caruthers
& James Greer, jointly. each was 10 pay
his onethird Of Inc purchase money sever
ally; and receive title to his distinct portion
Complainant executed his two seperate
notes for his one-third part of the purchase
money, ono S559 33s-ioe due four months
from date of purchase, and one for sos 33j
100 due lst Jan, 1899, that at the time of said
purchase, the legal title to said lot, was, and
has ever since remained, and is now vested
IN said Joseph Caruthers, and the purchase
money. any is due, coming TO him, that a
bout the 18th August 1888. defendant, Ear
ly, purchased Of Complainant bis interest
In said lot, and agreed to lift and pay com
plalnants two notes. given to Barton Mar
shall, Reid s. Greer, and executed his note
to complainant for 1925. due Isl July 1889;
that complainant gave to Early a written
acknowledgment of said sale to him, and
directed said Caruthers TO make said Early
a title for his portion of said lot, when Ear
ly, should pay complainants two notes atore-
said. and his note to complainant for : 25;
that Early BIZ virtue of said purchase and
with consent Of said Caruthers s. James
Greer, took possession of said lot, and built
thereon a brick Office with two rooms
that Early paid off and lifted complain
ants first note 10 Barton. Marshall, Reid s.
Gteer, but has wholly failed to pay com
plainlnts other note. and the note OF Sl25
TO complainant, that Early has removed to
and IS sitiZen of Texas. and has lett no
property lhthis state, out of which the pay
ment OF his cebt to complainant can be en-
forced. but the 4id house and lot that at the
Iime Early removed to Texas, he owed John
Finley and Alexanter T. Caruthers, an un-
satisfied judgement u1on which execution
has issued and been ieved on said lot and
by them purchased, tha they have set up
claim to SAID LOT, by Write Of said sale as
purchased that since the semoval Of said
Early. said Joseph and Alexander Il. Ca
Tuthers have occupied said Office one or two
years, and owe said Early rehts, which
ought 70 be credited on the noie of com
plainant yet unpaid by Early.
Prays that an account be taken between /
said Eearly aud Joseph & A. T. CarHhers
ofthe rents Of said Office. that said house /
aud lot be sold to pay balance due ON con- /
plainants note, and said note of Sl25 and I
interest to complainant
NJ. b. HULING, Sorr for Com1.
April 2OIh 1914.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
BOOKS b , { Bon
Al RIP. LEWIS DBGeo y !
' . oqaarS HsH, g.

WE have On hand ~
or IN ,i,l. ~Lien We viii sell eEtrle.
are ~ - 9s,5-l,z.1 .l,-ls . p9nei1al mea. -
bought elsewhere. 0-'eaP PEE ,la1
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27

TUST received Is Sacks of superior Cote
~ For sale by u d JONES e m
Jan. i9. SSH.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
sT. THOMAS, HALL.

The Iublic is respectfully informed, III
this Institution for the education of boys
now opened and ready for the reception
pupils in TEN porary buildings provided 70
that purpose.
The plan of.the school and its course or
Instruction, are such as viii secure for It's
members as full andathorough an education
as can be Obtained any similar Institu-
lion in the United States.
The terms for boardeFs are $3.50. for the
session of 10 months, payable in all cases
half yearly in advance.
This charge includes every thing excep
Books and Instrumental Music.
Fer day scholars, the price IS $50 per ses-
sion OF 10 months, payable in advance at the
commencement Of each half session.
For more detailed statements concerning
the Institute reference IS made to the Pros
pectus, which may be obtained by applica-
lion made personally or through the mail to
ether of the subscribefs
FRANCIS l., HAWKS.
THO'S X. WHARTON.
Holly Springs Miss Jan. l0-l644,-2t
District Chancery Court ofthe State Of Mis-
sissippi at Holly Springs.
Frederick w HuliHg
465 rs. ! APr,I IRnIss 1914
Franks Early ct. al
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
District Chancery Court OF the State Of Msi-
sissippi at Holly Springs.


Matthew Robertson
459 rs.
Thomas W. Watson. = March Rules 1914
John f. Watson and
b. w Walker.
HPON opening the matters of This bin, It ap-
u peaTing 10 the satisfaction of The court that
che deiendatS are not inhabitants of ths state, bat
reside beyond the limits thereof 50 hat Tie ordi-
nary process OF this court cannOt be served on
them; Therefore il is ordered by court, That un-
less ihe said defendants appear before The Vice
Chancellor, atthe court room in The town Of H0l-
ly Springs cn he first Monday Of July next and
plead, answer or demuT TO complainanls bill. the
several allegations thereof Will be taken for con
fessed, and such order and decree made therein
rs The Vice Chancellor shall deem equitable and
Just. And il is further ordered, that a copy of
This order be inserted in the Holly Springs Ga
zetle," newspaper published in the town of
Holly Springs, Mississippi, once 4 week Tor two
months Successively.
Test. JAMES C. ALDERSON,
March IS, I3l4-2m Cie~b.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
CLEafENS' NDIAN TONIC.

In1aLIl5Le cNrs q CAlLLs, 81 AgNes "a.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
SaddIerY.

40 ladies' and mems Saddles: these we ezH
10 sell without profit Brides, CollarS, SireH
les, OK thongs, Wagon and Drivers W hips,
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-27
ROOfs I'D Sloes.
ROnnets, Hats and Caps.

A general stock Of Hardware, consisting +
part OF 4 Vices 3 mouse hole AnFilS 4 l.zes
smiths Bellows, 100 kegs Nails
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n The HISTORY OF OUR BLESSED LoRp, in
Easy Verse, for Young Children, illustrated
with % Engravings, has Just been very neatly
published by II. w. Hewet, IL SPrnccst' Also
Hewet's Illuminated and illustrated SHAKE
spEARE: Edited by GuLrANC c. VEArLANcK-l' Ia
ming of the Shrew.1
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e GopEr,s L.pr-s BooK for January ia BE-.

e GoDEY's LsDT's Book for January il be-
fore re-one CT the best numbers for years. /,
has original tales by Miss SEDcwlcK, Mrs. EN-
BURY, and Miss LESLIE, sketches By HoFFaAy,
TUcKERMAS and T. s. ARTHUR, with Poems by
Mira. sIcoURsEY, II. F. GOULD, AMELIA WELBr
and Mis-. HALg. We copy the following:
THE OLD MAID.
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NJ Graham House-Seyw Arrangement
ROSWELL GoSS informs his friends and the public mat he
lass enlarged his BOARDING. EST.4SLiSH-ah-si -
known as the Graham House. % Ba,cayses, by adding 70
il the adjoining house. and prepared TO ACCOMMODATE
- anon, goa,)e;s on the racst favorable terms. All
,end. of Temperance desiring quiet hoe, and freedom
from the fumes Of alcohol ard tobacco are invited to pa,Fole
mi, house. The Vegetable System with The choicest sesc'on
ft,s &c which the market affords. Will be stricy ade'e
to- but table Will be served for those who p'ce' inc
mode. or mixed diet.
Cro,on Shower, Warm and Cold Baths; free, coss
o5 II AOSN tAANAA 49,
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u LOOK flU;. Look ont. fafhe-s and nsthers.
Ehen uGt n buy Casio: OF Candy. he 80 cr
FAC the only oriSiurl. L Wild's Cn51r C Candy ,ia.
has taste eli the oil but =. tie EFFECTS l. Md,
Cns:or Oh Caay thGi r-csnmeudc by MI frs; Phy,-
cans. Ii x Wfs Casio: Oh Canfy that said IL u@r
pacGese with full directions 81 Broadway, Grand:
Or GGoni corner Grand and Bowe-y Cod.r;on, come:
Dr. Bael no Chatham: Handy. - Highs; Brooklyn: .o
Mrs Hays IN Brooklyn. BE and asS tor VIDA IL
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E1y- THE SACRED FLORA; or, Flowers from the
Grave Of u Child By HENRY BACON, has bes n
sert us by C. L. S,ickney, l4O Fulton street. The
author is clergyman whose Christian Camiorls.
has already soolhed and won many hearts. ms
volume is much smaller aud has humber am but
itcannot fail of bsing priced and best The essa.
arc .hirty-one in number, partly in verse; each sug-
costing some topic of consolation or touching some
chord OF devotional feeling. Mr.. Bacon is good
writer and puts his heart in his work.
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GENUINE rE AS,

WHOLESALE And eriiAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMP 8NI,
PRINCIPAL STORE. III CHATHAM STREET, y. 4.
BIaGch StOIc-.
SiS nlse:krr street. New OfE.
81! Grand street. nsgf ScficS-
1871 Greenwich S,fcet !.-f sGifon.
LIE Fulton sueat. IiIoutyG.
g. t;hes,:iu: ard 10 Worth fiitt. Il. EanieVs:s-
- nEHoYe. sieet Boston.
INVITE The attention o; Gig and tJutry Fnnihos ard
turchaci1 tG., sy5ra ebi aen's. whs.s they thnx
wi be funh h7 he hes secctOns al nnd nnaGlte
Ted Teas the Un; Sr,es. Tie uniyefse popularity ana
0fthe.i cuis VIII, setaancs n hz qualities low pn
ce uai .pr.h deal Ing ys understood 10 render lar.
te c,TurisG necesslry Dneins and only warehouse Tor
the 81 OF :iON4Ca Eica Tex Observe iStrlGgsfs wei
he particular remember the number oi The pr,iin! 'i1Tc N
Chatham s.cs. ri bet.eon pear and Roosevelt s,tesi
TIE cubic vii te pleased he that the Cant0
Ten Company have aGaEe DO SE other stores except
time fesrriiai ~ 80 ~. s Htva''lr-me"' ""'
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WESTAR'S

BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
A Compound BaIsamic Preparation from
Wild Cherry Bark and Tar.
The best remedy kno,en 10 the corii for tie cure Of
coughs, colds, asthma, Group bleeding Of the
luHgs, mkoepisg cough, bronchitis, iaiu-
en=G, shOrtaess of breath, pair ard
tce1kness in he breast or SIDE
iirer complaint, ard Tie first
ktygse of
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" THE History OF TIE FRENCH REVOLUTION;
BY M. A. THEIRS, late Prime Minister of France
has Jus. been issued in two large volumes OF 900
pages each for Sl25. This is u wonderfully
cheap edition of great work, of which we shall
speak farther hereafter. For sale oy WIZ. H.
GRAHAM. I60 Nassau street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
NOW READY
Pike oaiv &: Cec;s.
&c GoiufS -Ausenfs.
J IL. irlTE rFrTnrfIT SErl

i M.i.a.E0TH Pictorial SHEET.
CSEeIE spare NJ Is square feet a,d cclSinnS FORTY
SPLENfiiD ENGRANlNCS, painted The superb
style o. G5 P=I. The tlc-7y'n-s iave been prepared oy
eminent American Artists. 7 desEci illustrate ~
oi me pgoc b1lIn-s New uts saa el,eyyss ogs;e,
WIN sccra,a Portraits At many Of distinguished rs1-
WIKI blo--B2icl szt Hpi=nis! 70 eara1mc7s winch
are Ssne-ses ot 4rres X Polk. Hsry Car. Theodore Ere.
ushuycI George VI. D.rs, J-hn ". Fn4ncis VI. u. Va
ea.ne MOu NJ D. James Hnr.er. SayGf Of Ne. fcrS. "a.
cot Lte, President OF ;he Merchants 1chanss Company,
Joan Jacob is;o= auel GCun9s. john UCorne.C Charles
GaTHl Duly. h-Hs Sies-. John Gray. kchard Barrett.
Rev. ThoEas srrey Mr.. She M Mucre- dy II ~ &C.
d Of Rebel Gu. SC Sc L ai.o thrilling
ssssh founded incidents WHICH occurred during The
The Rsv-lron written By gentleman eminent literature.
70 those 'gho have eads residse IL the country
mead the above .. peseu; thu; viii prys acceptable all
Price ONLY sx cent? For ale BIZ MI the B6kseis-s ara
News Agents Throughout: the United States liberal DIS
count 10 The ..aGe. EVERETT 4 co. Publishers.
dig St' = ann street, near Broadway
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Nv,v p.,1so.p-A railroad is 10 made from
Harlem. y H 10 Worcester, Mass. "a chsrter wss
ohlaiped for road on this route in 1882 the right
under which mas now expired. Alarge meeting has
been held TO re6rganize and 10 obtain another
oh
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The Scour: or. The Fast Of St. Nicholas: Tale OF the
Seventeenth Century. BY the author Of The Eagle OF
the Mohawks' C. l.. S,ickney 40 fuonstreet.
This is tale Of cur early colonial history-ol
New-Yor in her infancy and the Aborieines in their
vigor-of The days when France held Canada with
a strong gresp, and her able commanders and iorm-
dable armies, powerfully backed by their savage
allies we're The terror of these English settlements.
The work evinces much historical knowledge and
graphic power.
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,C1I .-0Egs1iy 4 co. TOBACCo AND aHUFP

T0HN ANDf RsCN & co, ToBACCl99 b. AID NJ aNUF .
\ an,irrfufsrs Mo- Wall and 90 and I'D Duans sIeea
-, Inform ls,1. "a scd TIE public tha the
w.. L.roaaxe bezw o. on iheRl ior TIE -st ysar pas
I'D tis.n to rrsats ssestions n bnusnE 70 pthect,on
&c - OF ter nufaEturs Every Improvement that
re- sstec hss been adopted aEc our Success
-s T the a@urd Of the highest perniufs ziTsi ~ ne
srics institute nj thsiI sts Anrvr Far 10 N s lSf
T. bsst oe ceo and snuff The II this SUCCESS In
he Ire. 5v. well Is .ne tnannise'nfc ID oe, o.
n,ceo irh vi WHICH ihe aan>fs ce'sscste %
re n or most etsiBe9; che'rs;s VIZ:
nave anaiJ red IamDs OF f5r. joss hnscrrHns Fne
l,nt Honey Dew Tobacco and ara 10 be pure i"oasrn
without aay hot, fub'ta ees with which Sieh u
.he orr ms m Chewing Tub1cro a cooiannsec
JAMES K. Chiffon. n. ID. CheraSf, CO.. &c.
Nsy-York, Ap5l Sh. lofs
Our sca..r.ti Tukah ard Spanish Suosing Tobacco, we
you'd r.aDmnspd being very superior srrcf.
packed Ia ia e1s BIZ sd ten osea ezeh of
AIway ca hsnd large and varied s1ofasni Of it1p9sed
4gas together with great vsnsy u nsnrfsciaie !afno
sote Area,s tai, City for Lewchs ceicbr5 ted CsTcn
ds o5arco OF TIE four braEd which stsi ds usryn
!, e,r.ts.Sa JOHN ANDERSON q Co. Z
GalY Nos.2Wsn. 2i3 and 2i5 Dcsrs us,es.s-
4 vHjLDKENS' CUPS AND PLATES.-Brnnnfia Cops
pretty, desl.lb2o
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DRY GOODS.
CRAvATSl CRAvATSi CRAVATS

CRAVATS CRAFAFS! CRAVATS
O. TAYLOR & Co Jobbers. 50 Ced1r.stree, daily
q adding 10 theF large splendid stock OF Ladies Silk
aud Velvet Cmvs j. o. T. & Co. huTc .eieceG the above
named articles with the greatest cure md feel cnGhdc, trnt
Their assortment viii give genera satisfaction They lave also
hand good stock Of Velvet Vetrcs. which they will sell
very low The retail merchants Of thu city and its vicinity,
who continue buy during he winter months w nod on
stock nlwavs full ardtable by the choicest selections from
each arrival OF Foreign ind Domestic Goods. de
E5cCURDY. ALDRiCGl L. SPENCER. AZ Exchange
w Place offer Tor sale the following Wooden Goods:
20 cases Cloths containing Piece Dye snd Wool Black Olive
and Cadet of various qualities.
le cases plain and farcy tipped md Pad Cassmercs.
. do SGtnets. coNnlnns Rues 81 els, Browns Oxford.
Cadet, and Steel Mixed, Diamond. Ribbed and laid OF
various grades
ees=s Pan and Fancy Tweeds. do In
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RK, SATURDAY. aoEsNTaG, DECEmBER IA, ASA

c5- water Care.-JoEL sHETv. ,l-T' Kan -utho,
and practitioner IN water cuie aad editor ST The Water
Carr Journal devote. bis the practise OF the
ystsn. II applicable al forms o. dsca.- ind or etca-
CT md safey unpsrnIeed Tbs :-e-insni cn Re esore;
70 wherever pure Obtained Patents froE Dis
lance are accommodated. The poor ADVISED grataouy.-
Office Is Barclay street o;3m.
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CONSUMPTION.

CONSU Ny HON.
A THOUSAND CURES in deemed utterly hopeiezs
hive firmly established It's superiority every former
medical discovery. i has always been styled " Nature
Prescription beng formed chiefly from shemcn extracts from
Wild Cherry Bark aud atwo trees that tckly scatter
ed wherever diseases Of the lungs prevail We iew
stances OF Its e1taHrS power, fro; ssiiofne niHos
without end.
lady C1ddre, will he iven q, the New Agency who
up by all Of he! physicians In dre sf Consumption
had hard nmor for months the sdA-ri,ed among lnge
quantities of matter OF bcny snbstnnc--had taken
medicine for months, BEN: past all h0pe-eutrely cured
By few bottles Of this Balam September and Oct 1874
A. Williams. Esd attorney, &c. New fork cured OF spas
inodc asthma of2j years standing, certie. to by Recorder
Taiimadge and J. Power, d. D.
A. Carmnn, y. V City. wRo had slept Wing down, for
years, (beng obliged 10 sleep sitting pOsure far cured
attend 10 his business IN the most stormy weather.
Thomas Brndlee Esq, P. JarEa!cG. L. l. cured of asthma
OF 20 years standing.
1homas Cozens Heddoufeh y J. ,es,fes under oath that
he had violent cough and the side-ior months ralrG
lnTge quantities OF corrupt nae'-aso much boo his phY
could do but LITE tor hn-Gave him pills of mercury
but did good-j, friends all supposed he had gllopng
consumption entirely cured by three bottles Of WH,aT
Balsam
Mr. Anna D. Hopkins Of Kneweyile y. Y entirely cur.
Cd Of liver complaint and gensral debility OF eighteen months
standing.
Jacob lIoTnaa. 81. n. Huntingdon, cured child Of P
chroebc OF obstinate ii'ea'e Of ;o Lungs after he ind tined all
the uSuSl remedies ~
Cases daily occurring every PAL. Of the country which
prove inconteuby the e- superiority OF this BnG every
shade otunE md liver ce ever other preparation nth
erto known 10 the weird.
Sold nj = Ann street, By ISAAC BUTTS and by agents
IN oil parts OF the United states. 81 6n-
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NJ OSEorA, or, The Red Race in America
Their History, Traditions, Customs, Poetry, &c
bv II. r. ScHooLcRArr, No. III, is just publish
ed By Burgess, Stringer & Co.
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TRIBUNE BOOK BINDEax.

WlIRUNE BCCh bA0sOrNS@ Y
No. J Ssaucr Sr7zxr.
THRU STONY.
GAYLOSD g. ALEXANDRA.
Ars ursnared to execute airdins fos BQpRStl.isas'
Pinto LIBRARIES snd private indi''duas.
NB Particular attention paid 70 reeindlns Od boS. e
Persons vsas the city bare their books rsS9a9d ~
abort notice. 80
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MACHINE BETTING The Compound India Rubber
fs feItGg made by the Subscriber has heen thoroughly
tested IN most OF the FACTORIES the East and elsewhere 10
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MuRpER.-On Thursday night las, murder was
committed on the opposite side OF the river, imme-
diat-ly in the rear OF Churchsle II appears that
DR.. Adams, formerly OF McDoncugh County, iili-
rois, had in his employ negro slave belonging to
MIR. Wooden, OF Clark County, Missouri. ms ne,
s,o he had for some time past, seen in the habit OF
fes,ipg numerically, until las, Thursday, having
become highly exsspeIated, he beat her until he
fractured her skull IN two places. and alse broke
hcr neck. lHaFsa" Gig ha''