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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

We return our thanks to o. o. Woodman,
Esq, Of Vicksburg, for several Almanacs Tor
IS46. Mr. w, we presume, will send large
supply of his valuable almanac to our town Tor
sale and we would advise citizens 10 furni h
themselves with them, as they contain statistical
information worth double the price for which
they re sold.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

Some four weeks since we Published
notice in The Glzette, stating that we were
about TO print the regular Wig ticket for
this and some Of the adjoining Counties,
and all candidates wishing their names
printed on them could have 1t done by pay
ing us 2 dollars per county or per 1000
tickets. Many of the candidates for differ
ent Offices availed themselves of our prop.
osition, amongst the number Mr. Thomp
/ son oG Iippah. tho also requested TO
hand the Guard 81 TO have his name placed
On the regular tickets printed at that office.
Mr.. Boren and MIR. Green employed us 10
place their names on the ticket we printed
also. Ii has been a uniform practice with
the press in the Southern section of the
State to print the names of all candidates,
whig and democrat, on the tickets printed
at their offices, where they were paid for
so doing. Seing that such was the prac-
tee and knowing that il was as easy TO
erase as 10 wIite a name. we made the same
proposals to our northern candidates. We
told Mr. Boren that Mr. Thompson and
MIR. Greer had both employed us to print
their names on our regular ticket and
thought he ought to do so likewise, as there
could then be no advantage taken. Mr.
Boren consented to the arrangement. We
: say this much in justice to Mr.. Thompson
who Mr. Boren in his card in another col
umn, seems to think is disposed to act un
| fairly in the business. Mr.. Thompson has
> never employed US to print any ticket il
which the names of his compilitors were
; no: placed.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
FoR BRIGADlER GLaERAL.

WeaTe authorised to announce Mar IL
LAMB SFiNKs, as candidate FIR Brigatler
General 81 the 2nd Brigade, b Divisious W. III.
The Brigade is composed of The Counties oi
Marshall Lafayette, Pamela, De Solo, Eunic7,
Bolivar and COahOma.
Weare authorised 10 announce Major X. w.
Brshan a candidate for BrgacieF General oi
the 2nd Brigade of the 9th Div sion oi III sissIp-
pi Militia. al the election in November.
Ali newspapers in said Brigade Will please CO.
nv and send their accounts L. this OIIce Tor pay
meut-LBHE.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

sed 10 this corrup; Jackson clique TO Put
heir seal ofccndemnaion upon them by
" oiing against the men that they appear
resolved to foist upon tle people OF The
State.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

We learn from the Carrrosllon Demo
crat that the State OF Mississippi has obtain.
ed Judgment agains. the suretles OF Il. ,.
Graves for fifty one thousand eight hum
dfed and sixty five dollars and 45 cents.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

In Justice to ourself We would state that
though w. F. Wilhers, Esq IS not sub
scriber to our paper, we were perllcnlar
in sending a Gazette containing the letter
Of Messrs. Kyle and others, 10 his address
a, Jacinto, Tishemingo County. If Mr..
Wihers did not get it, he cannot b lame the
committee who addressed him.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

Gov. Jones, in his late message to the
Legislature Of Tennessee, recommends the
winding up Of The Stale Bank. and shows.
that it has already involved the State. and
will continue TO do so, as at present conducts
ed therefore he advises the State Legisla.
ture 10 put il into immediate liquidation.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

GEORGIA ELecTIoNs-FrorRt the coun-
ties heard from Gov. Crawford, candidate
for reelection il 1895 voJes. ahead. Ten
counties yet to hear from which gave Hen
ry Clay, last fall 293 majority. Craw-
ford is Ley ond doubt elected Governor by
majority Of 1900 or 5000 The following
which we clip from the Georgia Journal,
shows the complexion Of the Legislature:
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
The Slate Of Mississippi,
I'm s~s-..--H.r

The State Of Mississippi, ,.,.r..-
Lafayette County. Al persons taI5'
west are hereby notified 20 appear al the PROF.
Court TO be held in the town OF Oxford ~
County and State aforesaid, on The 5fd No .-s,
OF Dec 1915 aud show cause II they can
said land should not BE- sold as the pIoP9t@
Peterson Borum deed.
WRIGHT H ADAMS Ex'toF.
LNVINIA t BORUM Ex INK
Oxford, Oct % ISlj.-nl0 6E.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
THE LEGIsLATURE.

This body. under the late law. is compos.
cd of III members-47 in the Senate, and
$50 In the House From the accounts re-
ceived, we have no doubt OF the election of
% Wing Senators. The Democrats will
probably have majority OF three IN the
Senate La the House. we have already
hea rd OF the election of 67 Whis members
and are certain OF 2 more, which viii give
us majority in the House. after giving
Henry aud Madison to the Democrats. one
of which we expect TO get.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

1t wilI be seen by the card OF the Rev
c, Parish, which we publish in another
column that the present session of his Select
School closes on the Friday before the
first monday in December After that
time Mr.. Parish intends to become associa.
ted with a gentleman well qualified to
teach, and 50 enlarge the operations of his
schoo! as to meet the wishes of his friends.
We have known MI. P for several years,
and know no gentleman better qualified
to be at the head ofa fourishing literary
Seminary.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

PUBLIC SPEAkiNa.-On Monday next ~'n
Judge Adams, democrat, and capt. o'ai Ae'
whig. candidates for Congress, will address theif
fellow citizens of Marshall at this place. Iney
will also speak al Salem on Tuesday the 2o'h'
a. New Albany, Wednesday the 29,h, ana al
Pontot DC on Thursday The 30th. We are inioi
med that both OF these gentlemen are able and
courteous debaiers and are worthy Of being the
leaeers of their respective parties.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

If the Gazette is not received at the dii-
fereut offices in this County, on the day OF
publication, our subscribers must blame
others and not us for the failure, as we
assure them that their papers are mailed
regularly on Friday night. F'iday might
last the Oak Ridge mail was sent from this
place TO Wyatt, and two weeks since the
Southern nail was sent from this place
North instead OF South.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
TIE SEASON
BY T. Hoop

ia 1. hO0D.
Summers gone aud over
Fogs are falling down.
And with russet tinges,
Au'umn's doing brown.
Bou9hs are daily riaed
by The gusty thieves.
And the Book of Nam
Geiteth shOR of leaves.
Round the tops of houses.
Swallows, as they fin,
Give. like yearly tenants.
Notices 10 quit.
Skies, of tickle tempe.,
Weep BY turns and laugh
Nigh and Day together.
Taking half aud half.
So September endeih-
Cold and most perverse-
But the months that follow.
Sure will pinch US worsel
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
DR.. R. w. BHGGs.

Having permanently located IN i NJ
Respectfully tenders his profession 80
10 the citizens and surrounding COZ.
practice viii, be lIuely Botanic sirlc.'Y -
dance with The princinles and rr~c-i-e y
Botan leo Medical College of Onio-
Lamar, Miss, Oct 25 l5l9.-4n
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

The reader is referred TO the advertise
ment of Messrs Rhine & Kohn and Mr..
James Bullard. These gentlemen have
lust returned from the East with large as
sortments, and we are informed, will sell
great bargains. Call and exa mine foi
yourselves.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

The Memphis Conference Education Society
will meet at the H-thOdist Church in This place
on hursLay the 18th Of Nov. Several address
ses will be delivered.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

The Wings maintain their ascea6ea,r
in the Legislature. 10 the State lasv 10.
about two to one, and in the House ol n 4.
egates they have f5rty-three members 20
thirty whine Locofocos
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
EgmrnedI.

III saw two clouds al morning,
Tin2ed with The rising sun
And In The dawn they haatrl 5a
And mingled into one
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
Respectfully.
Your obi serv't,
HUGH II. MILLER

The fall so far has been delightful. The
farmer. are progressing finely in getting
out their cotton crop and preparing it for
market. and should the season continue as
at present until Christmas, most of them
will have finished their whole crops. We
are pleased to see that The prospect of get>
ting a fair price for their cotton continues
good. Corn is now selling in our town at
% per barrel. With every prospect of in
creasing in price, as there is not enough
made in the county for home consuption.
POLITICAL INTRIGUE.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the Charleston Mer
curry, mentions among the mos; important
OF the various means by which it is sup
posed the Administration can secure sufi
cient support TO enable il 10 carry on the
goveUment. withou. acting up TO the prin-
eiples to which it is pledged. coalition
with Senator Benton. He saws:
1.-The treaty to effect this ol iect is sup>
posed 10 De in progress. and the terms
on which it is to be concluded are, that Mr.
Richie is to be elected printer 10 Congress,
and Mr.. Mcdowell. of Virginia. Senator
Benton's brother in-law is 10 be elected SEN
ator of the United States from Virginia.
A peculiar epidemic has been raging in
H. Kill r =.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

A peculiar epidemic has been raging in
Marshall of late. Matrimony we mean
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
MARYLAND ELECTION

Complete returns are in from all paris :,
the State, and the result Is tha;ts, VA,
and four.Locofocos are elected 10 = 7~
as follows:
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

LARGEsT YET.-We return our thanks
to Capt. Thomas l.. Turner, resident of
our county. for mammoth Yam Potato,
which weighed Sd roun Is AMI measured
10 inches round and IA in length. Capt.
would advise the girls to ser their caps for
him, as we judge. from his domestic habits,
that he VII make all sorts of good hus>
band.
Our friend, w, ID. Gary, will please ac-
cept our thanks, for the handsome present
of potatoes he brought Us. Though they
were not as large as the yam. yet one of
them was amply sufficient for good roast
for ourseIf and our three little Imps
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

The subscriber returns his thanks to bis Gus
toners for their former patronage and takes
pleasure in informing them that he is now Te.
ceiyjre the largeS; and most desirable sock o.
BOOTS s. SHOES ever offered in the Soulh
ern Country having recently returned from
the North after being absent Six months dnr1g
which time he paid particular attention 70 ne
Manufacturing Of his stock, which consists IT,
part as follows:
5000 Prs OF Negro Brogans (nailed & pegsed
1000 =" Mems & Boys Kip Brogan> (tiued
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

We are pleased to see that the "Phila-
delghja Daily San," one o! the ablest cons
Quoted daily papers in the Union, Is about
to appear in a new and handsome dress.-
The Sun is engaged in a holy aud sacred
cause,-a cause that aolt eventually trl-
umph, in defiance of demagoguism and for
eign influence. and we rejoice to see It's ad-
vocates not only in a prosperous condition,
but putting on strong and substantial armor
for the fight that must sooner or later come
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

Judge B. F. Carulhers and John A. Bin
ford Esq. are the Wig candidates for the
Legislature, from Carroll county. We un-
derstand that both gentlemen are very pop
ular. aud will receive the full whg vote OF
the county, which will insure their election,
as we are confident that Carroll is a good
whig county.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

For the many little nick nacks sent to
our editorial .anctum this week, we return
a thousand thanks. Nothing afford. US Set-
ter evidence of the approval.of our editorial
course. than to see that our friends, and es-
pecially the female portion OF them,-for
whose happiness we have manfully bat
tied. and ever iatend to-ba;tle. against all
the vices and immoralities to which the
s.erner sex are addicied.-are under all
circumstances. mindful of our welfare and
comfort.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25

Also gents water proof fine dress Napo.eaa s5l
heavy Calf sewed Boots Ladies half gaI,e''
Foxed fancy and PLAIN Buskns; Kid and -5s'
ditto. wa king shoes, Kid slips and lies Of var
Gus Qualities Misses Red & cali BoOlees, >
& Ties SC, Chi iidTcns ElSlers, Morocco, a. 2
fancy Shoes.
Together with many other kinds too nums,-
Gus TO mention Tie Pubic are invited 10 eaH e
Examine Tor n emselves at the old stand gt.
side Of the Public Square, Sign oi tae a
Boot. JAMES BULbA .r-.
Holly Snrincs Oct 25lh. lS45.-n 10 -.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-25
Respectfully,
JAMES NJ. COOPWOOD.
For the Holly Springs Gazette.
JAciSTo, Miss, Oct 18th, lS45'

Nessrs. c. Kyle. Wn. Arthur, w. Eppes.
c. c. WAue, J. H. King, Allen Hal. 4.
A. Falcoaer, ID. ID. Jones, and p. Mos
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

MuRpER.-The Raymond tLa.l S. w. Farmer Of
lam 8 gives the account OF murder which took
place in that villsge the Saturday preceding IL
apogars thar Or. w. r Ball, citizen OF Barbour
hands Of tne Sheriff. J. Il. Cranberry. under q
QUESTION from the Governor Of Aibalaa. lance
cia,ey after rscsiving the prisoner, and willie trt
were eaving the Gonrt House, apparently siin
locked arus Gfgnberfy drew pistol secretly ircEi
his pocket and fisci,srged rhe contents into The
ston;zch ofBzli, who expired Immediately.
~ Letters were received in Detroit on the 1.h
mat. from rfe military post at Copper aerbor, on
Lake Superior. The health of the garrison Was
good, bat there was considerable complaint Of hsrt
fare consequent on the loss of stores INTENDED ioT
,,at port. This brig As;or, that wrat ashore reEf
the pnr, last autumn, has rently gone 10 pisces.
The Express Maii goieg up ~as3o days pe'ioFm6g
the route from Green Bay 10 Copper harbor.
F,ey.-The large barn on the farm of Mr.. I'noposs
Crown. in Anne Arund.i Couo;y, hid. was set fife
10 BY some vile incendisry, on Wednesday, and Win
its contents entirely consumed The barn c5nlaint
n itrae quantity OF tobacco end other produce ana
valuable stock, all Of wh.h is Loot. .here "a5 10
insurance. Loss from S2500 10 S31Oo
CaocTAw EHDlAse.-We understand that Vo!'
JOAN Forester. 0! this. State and Zen: ehceisoh'
Of East Tennessee, have underiaken by contra;
wih Ire GovernspeDf 10 remove the remnant o' 'his
tries beyoad the Mississippi ..
ry There are in Onio about six thousand Pns-
lie School District and rix hundred and rnety i've
THOUSAND eight hundred nnd thiry yoo,h entitled 10
the benefit Of the schools in these districts
II The small por has broken ont at 81. Josepa,
in Nichigan. lie Detroit Advertiser states ihst
vaccination has been promptly resonej to 10 pre-
vent It's spread erd ibe village authorities have siso
adopted vigorous mcasures for the same purpose
RErURYrsG HoME.-Tweniy-se7e steerEge pSs-
sengers sailed On Thursday in the Yorkshire for Ii
yerpool. They appeared TO be veil of, having ac-
cun,,lated small property in this country.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
BOOK-KEEPING, &c.

bOOk-hEEPiNG, &C.
~ c. MARSH, Accountant respectfully announces that
u. his Counting Rooms No. s. Cedar street. continue open
from SA. II. tog p. NJ.
In the study of Rock keeprg rs il taught Ay Mr. Mnrs
evay pupil keeps IN tbs most practical IGanne ofefe set
Of Drriaeskp bonk embracing NIL the different business
Transactions oq good mercantile house, be bsc9me aiEer
with u the hooks constituting TIE set Tj; all the documents
relating the books tr balances, ba sSets accounts
current and with various mercantile calcsltlos, IN interest,"
discount. auuniion al puymsr.s, exchange, &c. -,
in one OF Instruction y! good capacity Will
become competent Bookkeeper una VIII receive certi-
cate tu that effect. 10 one taught IN cluss
MERCANTILE WRiTiNG.-h Thorough course OF pro-
greSSve lessons which wall no TAIL in eiiecng valuable ;ii
p!oyerpen Specimens OF uly mercantile style may be seen
nj the rooms.
P-oFecuses with terms. hou &c. may be obtained at the
rco,ss day and evening.
C. c. MhRSH'S WORKS.
The Science of Double Entry Bookkeeping Simped, llt
edition. 2fD pages eciayo price 81. ,
The Art ol Single Entry Book Keeping improved Cd odi
ton, i3l pages octave; price 70 cents.
For sne Mt the bookstores and at the rooms
5i Marsh Offers his services IN opening, closing, er writing
up books; IS Cedar street, up stairs. ny
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
MEDICINES.
SIO0O REyAEgG SIyE, I S,ig, PLY! ssf p.

$1,000, EEy9ayE2G S9yHI I sTgS AZ ;2l srs Ssq d.
ts be-, s,i. .sd al ;5r III Rseas nll nHiS LIZ PILLS =
isru;oeinrT. They have nrA OH xhea an oss, ~ =
Il tho sssrfiST ,ha, tey wii re bst 9" s AZ. ~ ,' ~
mary that have us.d tbsn. W. sns he cs-;se,e % y u
A "e'eh 80 ys. q ~ 6-ass 6s15,as sY.' z b.
tken yoas PHI, io tbe RGcss as, hs,ir. "a yI s u
=er;ptops of perhaps fIeeyT othr physFsr and es s
mend them sesercsn fenedy 10 TN hsmnsory' e.
hox they produced the effect you sad tsey %.
tho morbid matter through the pores Of tho ,kn ISsS
creates; confidence IN them curatvE fsr the ss n
w also refer to n, many more a. ,ay ore A WI Mk.sa i.sia
sSsn s o I'll H. Mo.-ey Sa tie nd .i sss s,,..S.s ss s
boz Wholcsals ape retail ciee % Jehn sesi sse ,I. 20
ivan an s HSlots. I is spaar st tsbasssn. IN ,s 81 " SCI
rc~c''s, BroedSNI ard Chaa.ss Is, Gtosa 60
f F. Wheeler & CO. .is Chsrry street. Ni..N
StOUGHS ~ remedy for Coughs. co4, ,,.e-
~ Whccpng Cough. Spi;srs of Ilepf. aod VII rfe-ti.
q s @ f aa is snyn,d s @ 4. tssSA rgoI HONEY o
,hc the most safe. seety sl certain rsrned- -.
preparation has becg used. rot single iaiaress ksss ;
~ having ailei eccile perfert eiire. L. s;sns 80
H.. cav WHO give evidence 81 the sos op5e H.. - q
tam IL u merits rco1sfy for Culrh. &c 81 rs,
reuinc by tte.r patients eo~f y hp have oy -
ptepEfs toes wlthoat success tnd have Sssors -
c,urnrr are earnestly invited 10 try tis many r--L
have been rcs.nrc, 10 health by tine Honey u Iiysrs
VINO have reluStHnce L. th-T names appearing The psr
their SuGft<S WIN
,,nlsnu 20 refer Ny person 20 im whO may w,h to 80
inquiries realiyc the success that hnS attended, uS ~.
. per bottle For sale, wioH.e Ia Maiden Aae 40 !,
r.;ni AZ Adantnn - Oli. Bl.sery nad ~ Huadasg
4 J. Cadaingt0n a8 Hudson w. Watson. % Csth-t,se i
Tsrrsn o6 Greenwich {. Slam, Fulton ST. B,ooklra ,si
ol Druggists generally. as
AUBURN. Oct iN
Mr James D. Nowiil-
liar S-In n. ran of iS7 contract "a seveIcoo1 uh.s
bncd all the efforts Of attending pyNeians . ccas,,
Al length they canidy informed mo ibey cog3 10 uCss-.
or-that my disease hsd cylrntiv arryoc nj the a ,ias,
colsmptiou. In this gie, abonng ufcta ssyes aGJ q,
tre.sng coush pa the night sale and chest excessive s
rcn expcctor-tcn sweled feet and legs, night ,xean nd
,pii,n- %. bleed friend brought bottle OF zrr,
be preparation. rum which received much ene tssl
with my physicaRS earnest request, prYcured hh dp-
i've OF which cIpense Of .. per b"l-hts oth.,.
t-nishneni ot all my trends, perfectly cuTs ne Of adsa
pronounced By hrs physicians Ccnsuuipon--and r,s \,
possibility o cure. IN short time vii sfnd y0s oe1s
aatrs fnm the doctors hes attended II sc NJ =.
po.e,I wi5h you this to be published thts.
per-tor think every ought TO have by bs :srl
save rlnuy valuable lives.
Believe ma. dear Sir,
Ever you, grateful friend,
ds snw JOSHUA b. HoRsgY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

Thcmmeate assets are sl57 lvS against 80 4Ol of
mediate liabilities.
The American Insurance COMPANY of Baltimore
give notice that final dividend of the capital Stock bcrg s
per share win be payable the stockholders The 25 inst
This makes s2CO divided upon each original share of $780, be-
sdes which twenty sight diydend amounting 10 s22.0
have hcon from to time paid 10 the stockholders
from Columbus to Lake Erie passed the House of Ohio by q.
to95.
The tax collected from Insurance Companies in
Ohio for sls was 29 49 Of whck the Ohio Life & Trust
paid s7 COO.
The following toble gives The commerce of So
he since Is. September exports of Cotton Foreign pc.
and value:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

tc packet ships Queen O The West. WoOdhoue, Tor L:v
erpoo and Gladiator. Bunting ior London VIII sail next
ThuIsdsy.
CuARae uY MuriNy-Te learn from the baltimore Amer
ran tst whcu the bark Hermitage, Captain Hart.
about leave that port the 10Th inst apoon OF tie crew
when make SAIL refused TO obey. The Caphjn
imreatsiy placed them pilot boat ios the purpose o.
sSem mn 70 The city, The mate William Ball. between whom
md hc rnastor there existed misunderstanding. he beS
supposed have ns,igaisd the dsobeence declared m N
trt;oo of the me Captain Hart preferred the
charge against them in Baltimore District Court and they
,yero arrested On second hearing of the the seaen
were eomtcd want of hail. and tho mate entered into
securities f $50 TO anwe. the char5en March, The reaso
honeh usw, leaky, and that they afraid risk Their
cs in her. The captain procured another AID sailed
e pilos evidence will be taken his return. he having
compand tho vessel out Of the Caps The pamo ethe
jones Spauldins, ani Richard Chapman.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
. pArEN,r EI.AsrIc NErAILIC sHANKs. For

q PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANKS, FOR
EBtjOTS AND SROES.-LORIN BROOKS takes this
- oppGrtuniy cung the attention Of the lde, wen rs
lie pbc generally the advantages oi Rhopins nus
improved boois and Shoes which he has introduced the Ia
the wearer It presents the following among many other
advantages the old method Of ienns the soes OF boots
md shoes y several layers of satcr by the elasticity OF ina
shank which placed in the sole. graceful Turn
n the foot pedestrian II preventing the loot
from ressin. ff,y boot: whilst 20 iaiiOoted persons
Is equally advantageous, the arch or foos u TIE foot IS
si nreeyed md b; this walkng boot or toe Iny
he n,a- with low hcei .nd the hollow OF tie foot not BE-
pse 10 the mad ms the old method gives support to all
the nsce of the foot tie SANG tine. md remarkably easy
IN te whn are troubled with Perss required stand
n, ,l,4 desk will find .llem Il great deSdertum.
ali 6n LORtN BROOKS. 13S Fu'ton-stTcet
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
Sailed.

Ships Francois lst Havre; Yazoo. Noean. Telumah Mo
bile: Sullivan Charleston. BaraueS Lcda, Antwerp Eper
yer. Nosiesns Propeller Ed,h; Romeay. gscs RspulnG
Benton Csntre America; Norman GbIalteF Nlaes,c, DO
Helen Mare, GRIND Canary; William, Noleaus; Juno, Ba
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
SCHOOLS.

PREPARATORY (BOARDING) SCHOOL. MIDDLE
4 TOWN. CONN. d. II. CHASE, A: NJ. PRINCIPAL.
ES.nbls,ei in 1895. Sessions May 18th and Oct
I5ih continuing i've months, $50 per session Thorough
preparation FOR college % business and personal attentions ae
sds um New York placed in charge oin careful person
Il-rnlyyTy d23
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

E cgses . r. POWELL q cos LINE Fog
{ EE--lsNEtYRURGu nd.ng AZ Caldweiii w.
sSE54sSgs szs.sEse Point Cold Spring and Cornwall
ire sieaf5oaI HIGHLANDER. Capt! X. Waidsop; niH
les ys TIE pier too; of Warren g. every Monday, Thufday
and Saturday III o'clacE. z. m. -
Returning viii leave Ncwbuygh evc-, Monday NJ A. ID
and Tuesday and Friday at 5 p. III.
For egt OF passaye apply the Captain on board Bag
se and freight of all descriptions bank bills specie pot on
board rrs De tho rIS of one!s thereof uu5ss bill OF Ia
ding os receipt ID ngned ior the same. as